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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Women arc inclined 20 fan into a
mistaken idea that ans pain about
the hips or n The small ~ the back
ls female weakness and must be
endured az trouble peculiar TO
the ser
such patience IL noble. hut too
often unnecessary and unwieo
Kidney weakness Ia man or
@omnn. viii cause haekachc. sharp
twlrwct whcn STOPPING or lifting
bearing dowu pains. fits ~ blues
nervousness. diEzy spells. head
aches. urlnafy disorders and swell
inK 10 the ankles OF iimhe.
This 10 the polnt Do DOT worry
over supposed female weakness un.
tii you are very sure Il IL not hid
ney disease that ls causing your
trouhiea The mature Of womans
ilfe and wcrk makes her fail an
eaaY victim ~ Kidney sickness The
bending and utoopinE Of house.
work. the tight clothing worn. the
strain ~ Childbirth and worry o.
rsaring children. the indoor life
colds. fcYcrs and constipation. all
pear ard weaken the kidncya
nnckachs. or any such Irregular
iiy as she too frequent desire 20
ufinate. painful nr Hcaldlug pass
ages or sediment ia the urine. Is
good cauaa 20 Judge that yuu have
weak kidnuyE
Then begin using Deans Kidney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Thirty sears ago the barrel was
looked upon as the eolldest sound.
est safest vessel fof holding drink
and food Ancient writer's tell
that hrmice and nayloa relied upon
hoopod casks 10 protect pFoveuder
from bnny waters and penfllcntlal
suns Long before the Chrsfian
era the cooper established bic
ffade and fashioned waicr prpofcd
tanks. tubs and kegs Indeed. tho
barrel waa the first hollow fDSm
built hg men that held its shape
whether empty on filled. withstand
Ing pressure both from Inside aud
out b WAS the pattern ZOE the
arch and the iruaa aniedatiuR
those architectural iriumphs by
ages
To-day ihe uFht barrel is relied
upon as the one perfect pack
age Airproof. water proof, crush
proof and wear uroof-lf is the onc
safe coutalner for shipping glass
ware. crockery. chemicals, food
stnffH. etc
Piled deep IN car OF ship. barrels
survive without strain the lurch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

3ut another great queen did
often travel the waters on which
U x 70 floating That was way
back IN he days Of Solomon. and
she queen was the peerieasly beau
tiful queen ~ shsba From shen
81 q few miles down the Nile. north
~ khari0um. 3hehaa queen went
% meet the wiseat Of mon. and
Arabic tradition has Il that solo
mon returned the visit
The domains Of che Ahynslnian
king reputed descendant 81 q son
born to the royal visitor and his
quecnly hostess De just east ol the
White Nile
Bleeding kenao Here.
TO the southwest lies the Konrn
with iis bleeding mass ~ outraged
slaves When the party iofi Con
dOkOro they left the forests through
which Livingstone. Stanley and 9th
er famous African explorers bihfnd
the path for civilizations progress
The Rnoseveltiau launch viii
glide along the land n the Kordo
fans O. halfeu waste for six month";
or The year and a perfect wilder
ness of vegetation and water during
The remainder II lg now. ana wlll
be until me rainy season starts in
June a dnod.up sun baked dessert
peoplcd with n0madic tribes 81
Arabs and BcrKefa
Tic inunt down the Nile from
0ondokOr0 viii not be by any
means devoid of ire exciting fea.
lures Col Roosevelt has not goi
ten out OF iho dark spot of the con.
tlnent and still stands ln the shadow
Of danger he ia passing through "a
marahy country notorious for deadly
fevcra the tsotse fly makes travel
by foot on horseback almost limos
elble and the launch 81 undoubtedly
the partys safest place
Lots Of Game Now.
While there g. an abundance OF
Rame-blg ana little within easy
reach from the river. II rs hardly
possible that Roosevelt Will give
much time TO hunting. for the ami
mails are such as he has already
killed and there would be- little on
no inducement for the party to
spond much time going after them.
The launch by which the Roosc.
welt party ia descending tho Nile ~
the private pleasure yacht OF the
sirdhr Of Egypt Sir u Wingate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
STORY OF THE BARRE

Ing and banging of transportation
n rs the ilghfest cOntainer known
IN proportion 10 strength. aud ench
barrel Is used over and over again
driving the hoops down tight after
usage makes II 90 solid Ha new
ola as IL the industry. fhe manu-
factnre 81 barrels from the logs t0
the finished package entirely b}
machinery ~ ~ comparatively re
cent date Skilled. indeed Wcfl
the coopera whD used 10 ma ze Htayes
by hand JuM thiuk how louR 80
woaid take you 20 make "a barrel 10
you bad 20 hew slaves exactly the
rlghi shape and smooth them per
fecsiy. go they would join az the
right angle
Firmly rooted in Seattle. ihe
Western Cooporago Company has
grown from tho smallest begin
ming and ita aim haas been ~ pre-
serve the confidence II ni the
Coast. as well for lfa own success
as Tor the benefit derived by hay
ing one more succpsHiui industry
added 20 our many ia the City %
smptesfachs
Most ~ this cOmuanyH product
II btiug used for local and Alaskan
trade. .ie fishing Industry using the
rrcatef portion Lately they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
rbsy laughed a, Him.

Knox sent bis notes 10 the p0w
cys without warninF and Japan re-
uudl9ied the proposition publicly
and quickly before Europe had
time TO bring auy auisi pressure on
her She brought Russia Into liBe
with her Knox had ail bis notes
semi back 90 him iie Was the
laughing stock Of at the foreign
nfliueH &c the world
The Crane Incident IS we'll
known President TAFT appointed
Chas Crane 81 Chigagn minister
tn Chiua without consulting Knox
before making the choice Knox
Says be wIll run BITS owu depart
meut or resign Moreover. Crane
consulted quietly hy friends 81 j.
y Morgan and his trowd. said h.
meant 90 represent the United
States Ia China and nos banking
syndicate Mofsan appealed to hls
good friend Knox Crane Was haul
ed back from San Francisco aud
isuomiu0asg BFed be appealed
90 his friend Taft but Taft stood
~ knpx and Morgan The pretext
they made was ridiculous They
said Crane. famous for bis dlacre.
ton had talked too much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
SUCH A MESS IS KNOX MAKING
OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT!
China Tells Him Fatly That She Won't Stand for Pierp
Morean's Kind of Financial Honor and Gives
American Business a Swift Kiek-"Diplomacy"
That Raises Crouch at Us in Central America,
South America and Mexico.

ment since the pcppory little Pitts.
hurr LAWYER Knox. took charge of
d. The door HAS opened aud Root
kept uneu ia Manchuria has been
slammed In the American face.
Japan has frightened her grip on
Mauchuria China has lost the feel.
ms that the GREAT American nation
g. her protector. and hy the same
token a good merchant from whom
10 huy goods To the south Central
America IS boiling over. South
America ls angry and suspicious
and Mexico ia indignant and an
easy
A few months ago Knox diaeoy.
erred that the Japanese we're using
discriminatory rates on the Man
chUYlan railroads to close the open
door Everybody else had known
this from The heglaulng Of things
Knox devised fine scheme OF an
International railroad into The cen.
tor OF Munchuria which would give
ali the great powers rates los
enough 90 compete with Japanese
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
D, guslIhss apa esl thVslasduu

(rhsrs ls no dispusina about taste
Looks count Tor nauSht 70 the
quality must b. sacrificed Why
NOS BOTH II ynu Fei % "a den.
sissry. you wili have 10 come 10 ua
eventually why not u0W7 ifn
rather a aiaaEY expression hui ap-
pr0priais here When you bus q
bargain IN deauMry. your name l.
duai with the rain on a. For qual
iiy 80 % ths quality shop Yeu
can't get Il from the junk dealers
Nor Is q 70 be found o. the bargain
counter % dental parlurH Don T.
Nc trE of yoa. Try 20 buy bargains
IN teeth 90 "a the topnotchsfs
Its the cheapest IN the end and
ltu teeth Insurance IN the years 90
come oniY onc premium 60 pay
the first cost
We ~culd like 10 refer YOU 10 a.
many ~ our patients as you would
care to see All wiil toll VOC that
the ~ork IL All ~ claim Tor r.
Among these afs many 81 the heaf.
hnown people 81 this city and state
Briefly. ouR METHOD 10 a. FOL.
lows
n any uue iH wearing partial
plate o. bridge. and has two or
more teeth lsfi IN either iaw. ~
wili supply a fuii set without ua
inF plates Or bridge Work. that
Will be practically a. firm Ga the
jaws az natures teeth and o. per
mhneut and more beautiful
Tho sufk g. practically painless
and carries our guarantee 81 salts.
faction
Curing pyorrhea llooHe feethl. q
disease EiFen up by other dentists
a. incugabie. il another % our aue
cihltica We cure if absolutely
tie r. hosafful statement to make.
bat wr can 90 anything that Is
possible ia dentistry. and vhai Ne
Do o. always ~ the yeri highest
class
We give written guarantee
with an work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1908 Thira Ave. Cor. Union 81.
Across the Street from, the p. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
AN ODD MISTAKE THAT WOMEN MANI

pills which have bfoasAl ~
and strength to thoazzhas 4 Z,
en- II Is your duty 70 - I
family not 70 nexieci nor arsal
the first sympsom.
Don't wait Tor 3 sefiouh I'd
diabetes dropsy. BriFhfs "a
or gravel 20 deselgp
Deans kidney pills l4tsj
vegetable remedy. YET Ysry IA
its healing and sineag'hns
ton on the kidueys 4 szsa
nothing Of a narcotic rsz@
nos hsbitiorming naiare. x =
be- taken b. any iuAn. EeE
child. o. even the E0sl ~
state Of health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
PEARY WILL NOT
SHOW HIS PROOFS


WASHINGTON. y g.. March b
Commander pcary will not Hnbmit
the proofs that he discovered the
North Pole 60 the house committee
on naval affairs II ihoy make them
public. aud the committee ID very
wrhthy
Three members were IVA favor OF
receiving the proofs and not max.
lng them public hui Representative
Macon huily objected and after
saying Just what be- thought Alaiked
angrilY from the room
y am aRaiunt any legislation ia
the dark. said Macon Further.
more. " this committee decides tn
favor OF Peaff without Inspecting
the full records and making them
public / will expose She whole buai.
ness on the floor Of the house aud
IN statement 10 the press II We
reward renry the American people
have a right 10 know what We are
rewnrdinN him for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

added all The laies, .ss
aalf machinery. theres. ~ \
po s.bie 10 turn out ~, laslil|
lrs 40 well as a bsile, ~.
AIberi ) Buhtz. Va.
ana manager Of The ws.,!
COMPANY IL IN ehs,.'' -
local factory which \ n. 4
interests they cont,ol NJ 4
ihfir staYe m.ils ~
wash and iloullon a.
lively also b,s,et' ~
plant u maintained :, y "a
GOV The local PLAT em ~. ~
% people and has ~ ~ =
900 packages dally
80 Buhtz IL an sya.,,
or ihe Lake Waahlnrlos Il W.. ~
believes That this ss,., ...s I
mean The development " N, nv I
rHt manufacturing dIas.. I. ~
Faciiic coast un H. 49,
Lakes Union aud wasa,.s..' 80
belongs 70 the Nana,ses'.s....
sociaiion and Is inisrss,ss i = /.
1uf other projects "a, &. q
Ven Of iho ei'Ya growa -
The Western f'oo,@,...
Lany reeeired highest ava.
ihe a y r exp,sl,lon 4. as. "
enNN. ana knRa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Mohammedans the soudan Arabs.
and the dog Of Christian who
broke through me frontier rarely
lived tO sen of mo country the
stream drained 10 was Lord Kitch.
encr who routed fhe Mohnmme.
dan army hlp and thlgh al Khaf
iOnm ln 1894 who threw open the
book and today you travel by
steamboat from Cairo clear 10 Cen
trail Africa iu safety.
Cleopatra Rode There.
The Nlle rarely carries ON lta
bosom such a distinguished guest
ag u nov bears Years aud years
and years ago Cleopatra loved Ia
iloat down Co. pleasant waters IN
her silkcpvered barge She never
wandered a. far as the White
fIle. though
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
SEATTLE PROOF

Mrs James RickaTc, q lAl
ieeuih ave Seattle. NAsA 4
Z have used DoaaE kitrN !
OF kidney troubie and ! a. I
say that they nroyee % -
shat my system FequlFet !
aevlously tried other rrsis'1'
lit nothing brought fslti =
COX Deans Kidney Puk
SOW free from Ii, pain "a ~ I
and I have regaiued ny HsA
aud energy gladly iea
benefit Deans kidney Pils r.
me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Col Roosevelt Is nov on the last
stage Of bis African journey
Emerging from darkest central
Africa be- has struck the White
Nile. famous in ancient history a.
the source of the Nile river which
casts ita rich. siltladon waters on
the thirsty. arid lands Of Egypt
The White Nile until recent years
was sealed book. So Gar a. tho
white man WAS concerned n had
been for centuries under the do.
mini0n Of the most fanaucai Of all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

WASHINGTON. u c. March o.
- China has registered her protest
AGAINST the presence OF Plvrppnt
Morgan iu the American stale de
partmeut
This protest Is the final definite.
positive refusal 10 lot American
bankers participate in the hankow
Saechuen railway loan
II was not because tAe Chinese
have a prejudice against American
bankers but that they do have a
prejudice against Morgan. u was
not for American bankers but Tor
the banking house of = T. Morsan
4 Co. that Secretary Knox foughi
for this loan. The Chinese knew
thls a. well az 90 weltlpformed
people 90 Washington and wall g.
Chinese Held the Sag.
Morgan handled the deal. six
years ago. when the Haukow Car.
ton railroad. the hrlce concession.
chanEod hands The Chinese have
peculiar notions 90 business honor
Morgan turned loose before some
assonishcd slaut.cyes about the
whole bag "a tricks which consti.
ute American financial maggie and
legerdemain "a the end the ma
gician bowed himself out smiling
with the profits. and the CHI.
nese were left 10 hold the bag
while the Chinese fiuanciers
have gamcly kept quiet they have
made u plain that il Is never
again Cor them as far as T. Nor
gan Is concerned These men have
blocked American participation in
the Haukow SreChuen loan
As a result of this. American a.
plomacy has an bug lost fac" In
the Chinese empire Americans
have lost a chance for good invest.
ment. TOO. one coUceru. the Macy
Hswley syndicate. has lodged a.
strong protest with the state de-
partment ANTS syndicate bad
promise 20 n share ln this loan
from Prince Chinr Ia 1905 This
syndicate seemed 20 have a chance
for share this year bnt O. WAS
put aside By Knox
a Series Of Baa Breaks.
This rebuff from China ard her
fiaancicrs Is the climax ln series
Of bad breaks hy the state depart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Robert T. Farley. aged IS. for the
past several years local manager
Of Bradstrceis. died Yesterday AZ
the Seattle General hospital follow
Ing an operation for appendicitis
He is survived b. a widow and
two children. who live a. l{2 2sth
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
woman viii ~ over ssal,l,.

As . special feature Tor The open
ms day 81 the aviation meet. uhirh
Is 60 BE- held at The Meadows next
week. Dresser q p Maitot Intends
20 have Woman 50 up in The
aeropiane With Charles X fiamsi.
ton lie ls receiving applications
from the women o. the city for the
uoror. at his 0.hce. sf3 Central
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
nY REPREsENTATlVE EvANs-


RY REPRESENTATIVE EVANS
aonE the railway United head
erected death BY accident the travel
daily would resemble Ions drawnout cemetery Statistics
the annual total traffic NeN AoFk fte 1000
oopo passensera carried whle the total traffic ~ London was
060pe00o The number killed that ~ ueatef
New pok sa rive killed this IN
These statistics backed BY st remarkable figures
the paid Zoe damages by American and European
he total 81 64asHNN0 paid n DAMAGES
uh accidents further foNtNNa mailing
total of damages t1asshop This - equsaen spoeneo
fares a
The otsi paid BY The companies Europe
$4,000 This certainly should Do Sufficient the
railway frou protesting against this bin N
De- life ard nh. all them yearly as
muua ~ dollars PROM the Europe
half ~
hmhs ~ the brakes elegte Theae
trge fhe air brake . used
~ question whether air
the stree for the tracks be- appeY and
when they he slides nhcad wh lotkd wheels
happen n nssh and there no ms TO e sand valve We
need brake thai IL independent 81 ihe war
that can bras ne car . n almost instant stop under 81 sona
ouH The brake that thus has f al
requirements an electric brake q az American companies
pdblicpirsd could effectively
esuad more radical measures ish nat b. needed A. T. there
hope u perfect railway until all
Ntted Hb electric brakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
Scold 1t

Il your hair acting badly these days
wsnts to leave you? No use seoid-
ing hi There's only one thing TO 90.
eoas II. feed IL with Ayers Hair
vigor. lie an easy way 20 stop fall.
Ing hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
THE MARKETS

The feiIaWtns are tss axrraks prires
ouofrd ~ the lsrai "a haicssfers en- icraI
pfudnee. fnrais ard feed Frtres in al
ess~s aFe suhIret O. eariatiea. serprdinE
q freshness nsd general esr~ilrucrs huf
fn~ss prizes pnlrss sth~fWtsa tedteatrds
arr fer strictfy fiF~f grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

United staiee Attorney Elmer y
Todd will leave tomorrow for
Washington. d c. whore he will
appear before the nallingef Plnehot
Inquiry committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
COST LIVES AND LIVES COST DOLLARS;
WHAT WOULD HELP SAVE BOTH? ELECTRIC BRAKE


COLUMBUS Ohio March bhepresou'a'c owen j. t2sans 81
stark believes that the interest OF human is
should brakes open.
ms wcdgc has introduced bll
be- equipped He makes following about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
Does not Color the Hair

Vixen yasf Doctor says. 'Agsf' ffaif
Fsor q hs ksss hab PREPARATION On d.s
uS'ksi. fhsf sn.b q. fsG..i'rvs..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
Maxwell and American $ $:$5 Viii:


h,eythug in the carriage trimming
Near nraad
fhonssi sunset. Mast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
a Series Of aaa sreakr.

This rebuff from China ard her
0aaHcicrs Is the climax in a series
Of bad breaks by the state depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-05
Rules of Sleep.

Those who think most, who do most
brain work, require most sleep, and
time saved" from necessary sleep is
infallibly destructive to mind, body
and estate. Give yourself, your chill
dren, your servants-give all that are
under you-the fullest amount Of sleep
they will take by compelling them to
go to bed at some regular early hour
and to rise in the morning the moment
they awake, and within fortnight ma
ture, with almost the regularity of the
rising sun, will unloose the bonds of
sleep the moment enough repose has
been secured for the wants of the sys-
TEN. That is the only safe and suffi-
cient rule, and, as to the question how
much sleep any one requires, each
must be rule for himself. Great ma
ture will never fail to write it out to
the observer under the regulations just
given.-London Globe.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-05
Notes on speed.

The maximum speed acquired by the
average person in swimming comfort
ably is thirty-nine inches second,
while oarsmen in an eight cared boat
acquire a speed of 1877 inches in Sec
ond. Skaters average from nine TO
ten yards second. The horse can
gallop six miles in an hour for a con-
siderable length of time. The swift
est dog in the world, the borzoi or
Russian wolfhound, has made record
runs at the rate of seventy-five feet in
a second, while the gazelle has shown
measured speed of more than eighty
feet second, which would give 1t a
speed of 1890 feet in a minute if il
could keep it up. The whale struck
by harpoon has been known to dive
at the rate of 300 yards minute. A
species of falcon known as the wan
dering falcon flies from north Africs
to northern Germany in one unbroker
flight, making the distance In clever
hours.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-05
new PRAYER IS NOT
LIKED BY MINISTRY

Chicago, March 5.-From all &C.
the country letters, c denunciation
are pouring in upon Dr.. Nj. M. Man
gasarian, minister Of the Independent
Religious Society, because of his an
nouncement of rational substitute
for the Lords Prayer. DR.. Mangasa
rian is an cgnostic and has often been
called the successor of Ingersoll.
His cong cation is one of the largest
in the city. The prayer which has
aroused the OF thodox ministers of the
country is as followg:
Our humanity, which art every
where, beloved lie thy name.
Thy reign Of aTcu come, thy
gentle will be done n til: and in al
other lands.
we give unto thee this day oul
daily service.
1--WE do not pray for forgiveness, bu
invoke thine impartial justice.
Lead, us into the ways of honor
and deliver us from meanness.
The welfare of humanity be oul
reward and the consciousness O
having deserved it's gratitude, on,
glory, forever. Amen"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-05
FROM
RAYS OF The sun

New orr ms, March 5.-The first
test of the solar electric generator III
New Orleans, and which threatens
8 me jn, 10 revolution. "a the wor,.
vas Win SO: Wednesday IN tne e; Of
Of inc Ii; nn valid Hotel, whs Il Geo. &c
II Go. :, tro inventor, suc add in
drawing e'"otricity FROM tie rays .:
the san ard lrtting 1t ir storage bat
terias
Til. ia &c which was erected on
tEc - az tic old part Of The Crune'
ed %. resC -nbles an ld-fashicL
81 wt':dG'v vita four Danes IF glass.
LnG = 49, g,ass are plugs male IF
sptr,t Il. o1 combinatio l CT metals,
a d j - the heat of the sun through
tie glass o.tt the plugs wa, Il raAsts
Inc e,t'.tty Storage ha .crrics at
.'ched o tI.r machine lead to H. r"cr:
GNlctn..i'l tie roof, whrre tue elrc-
tricity was practically bottled.
In clcor TO show the ele tit'i nat
''ed / O.. II ride by the sun, MIR Covc
had strung FIVE ordinary electric lights
which tC tn, ned on afte~ the machine
no l@Cr eel osed to the sun FIR Ics.;
than an hour.
TIf ct was a compfetaa srrrrss
and T.. ti" lay mind is aim Isl boy nd
CO... tle on, The great posaibili
t:o< f tn machine Il generatins
light. ~ end power are seen at q
CLAN after Mr.. Cove tufis ~ 're
electricity he has captured.
Tests will be made for month oil
more here, and it is expected that
many scientific men and professors
will witness the work, and that a ma
chine will be left permanently in this
city. Mr.. Cove will be here for a few
days, and will then leave for a triI
to the Pacific coast, where further
demonstrations will be given.
Mr. Herbert Moore, a young electri
clan, who accompanied Mr.. Cove here
| from New York, will be left in charge
of the machine. Mr.. Moore said las
night that after the business hat
grown to greater degree and the ma
chine made more practical that a fac
tory would be erected in the Soutl
and that Mr.. Cove favored bringing /
! to New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-05

of 500 were enjoyed and Miss Marie
Rowan won the prize, an exquisite
boquet of long-stemmed carnations
ard ferns. After the games the
hostesses, assisted by Miss Helen
Hooey. served an appetizing luncheon
of stuffed crabs, cherry and almond
salad, bread and butter sandwiches.
cheese balls and waters, followed by
ices an cake.
The guest list included Mesdames
r. n. Collins, John Stockton of Me-
ridian. Phillip ]. Toomer, Fred Cline,
John Hugh Mcleod, W. B. Perry
Ohio Harp. M. L. Thompson, Floyd
Ames, Robert Field, Henry Mckenzie,
George Autry, w. F. Cook, Walter
Dryfus, M. D. King; Misses Allie
Camp, Corrie Haney, Ethel Hill, Mar.
garet Howkins, Bessie Haney JAMIE
Mcleod, Emmie Bostwick, Mamie
Thompson, Annie Carter, Leila Belle
Oakley, Aussie Haney, May Field
Helen Hooey, Mable Greer and Marie
Rowan and Anna Allen.