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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24

with the nickel theater," the may
or replied. Moving pictures
having proper influence installed
in the schools would counteract
the effect of the cheap theater."
A second suggestion that
startled the ministers is that base
ball is a counter attraction for
the saloon.
when a boy is offered a ticket
to a ball game he will shun sa-
looms" the mayor declared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
INSTALL MOVING PICTURES IN
SCHOOLS, Says MAYOR SE|DEL

MILWAUKEE, May 24.-That
moving pictures installed in the
public schools will Offset the evils
of the nickel theater is one of the
suggestions made by Mayor Sci
del that has given the ministers
of Milwaukee something to reflect
upon. The socialist mayor at
tended a meeting of the ministers
yesterday and talked about re-
form
1.-The thing to do is to compete
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
LOG THIEF IS
CONVICTED

(By United Press Leased Wire.
HOQUIAM, May 24.-Ed San
burg was convicted by a jury YES
terday OF saving the brand off
sawlogs and substituting his own.
The jury recommended 1eniency
on the part of the court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
AT THE PANTAGEs.

Paul's six juggling girls are
making hit at the Pantages.
Their number is unique and in
teresting. Billy Link. the black
faced comedian, is also causing
plenty of enjoyment and all the
numbers are more or less good.
Blossom Robinson sings the latest
hits and Lucier and Ellsworth
have a refined singing and talking
|comedy art
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
Woman Answers
Divorce Suit

Mrs. Eta B. Corwin, defendant
in a divorce suit, came back at
her husband, s. M. Corwin, in her
answer to the court yesterday.
She says the reason she has not
appeared in public with her hus-
band is she is ashamed of him
because of his consorting with
|other women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
TIDES TOMORROW.

The Pacific Coast Steamship
conpany's steamer Governor ar
rived on the sound yesterday and
is expected to- reach port this af-
ternoon with a cargo of general
freight.
The steamer Queen of the same
company will leave the sound to-
day for San Francisco.
Carrying cargo of gypsum for
this port the steamer Riverside is
expected to dock this evening.
With lumber valued at $23,642
the schooner Inca left port yester-
day for Honolulu, towing out be-
hind the tug Cola.
The British steamer Ardmount
is due In port today to load lum-
Der for Australia.
Six large ooean-going steamers
are in port loading freight, with
possibility Of three more before
morning, giving a net tonnage of
31,271.
The British steamer English
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
100000 FIRE AT
BELLINGHAM

(By United Press Leased Wire
BEIGINGGIlAM, May 24.-Fire
last night consumed an entire
city block of frame buildings,
causing loss estimated at about
100000. endangering scores of
lives and resulting in the serious
injury Of Early Hurley, hose
man, who was crushed under fall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24

ing debris.
The exact origin of the fire is
not known. II started in a bak-
cry on West Holly street. The
firemen were unable to save any
thing in the block. although three
companies responded to the alarm
and eight lines of hose played on
the blaze.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
The Walter Damrosch orchest,

The Walter Damrosch Orchestra
will tomorrow night render
Beethoven's great G minor SYM
phony at the Tacoma theater.
This is the highest priced musical
attraction that will be here this
year and it is expected the house
will be packed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
MOVEMENTS OF THE SHIPS

Monarch, which arrived in port
last evening, will load a cargo of
S,5G0,000 feet of lumber for
South Africa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
AT TIE TACOMA.
Grace George Thursday.

Grace George, after her success
full engagement in London ana
New York comes to the Tacoma
theater Thursday night, appearing
in Thompson Buchanan's spark
ling comedy, "a Woman's Way"
Miss George will be seen here for
the first time in this city as
Marion Stanton, a part that fits
her unusually well. She will have
in her support a strong cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-24
AT THE GRAND.

Some high class attractions are
showing at the Grand this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DECORATE The CITY.

Mr. II callahan, Master OF Alex
an iris. Washington Lodge of Masops,
ppsaks ss follows concerning the proposed
memorisl TO be eriet d ir this c t.
"Few people in Alexandtis, indeed
OILY s few Alexandria Mason., have
sloppsd to consider the foil import of
the contemplated memorial - be erected
in this city.
"Tbe fnt ue Masonic Temple, known
10 history, wss thst ere,t d by The wisest
of ell encients, K'rg Solomon, ana
or. IL I'd this historical structure has been
woven the BET u Masonic story which
has come down t, II, through tie dis
tsut cet I'll les. How II has survived lie
storms OF var and pes,ilence agd Ea:sed
through the dark eges to be resurisu q
in i,s wonderfully complete fsorlc OF
today is beyond tie CONCEPT on and ua,
dsrst aiding Of the most learned Soo
accomplish sda members OF the craft. yet
such is the fact ;,
"Tbe existence of this narlat We in sll
its marvellous perfection, viii IT. beaut
ful symbolic lesson Is the tuollms't
though. and chieiest chsrm 10 the s:cre
OF Masonry,
"Sigus ard symbols and tokens asd
words are only snbstitut g for The security
and recognition OF the individual Mason,
az q convenience, 80 ID speak, but the
Of nv of The Hrams aud Solomon com.
log from the unknown past will live ob
until time shall be no more aud beckcn
lesious of men from every walk OF life
t, come ia the future as II has i1
the past aud listen II the inspiring theme
that began 10 the tsiig BIT OF BIZ tory aud
will live to the Milleuium's dawn, be-
cs use it Is we'll.
"Wbst the Temple on MtuHt Moriab
was to The alclen!s the memorial 70
Washington will be to the moderns, II
the proposed plan Is successful. The
eyes of the Masonic world will be turned
t. old Alexandra a. The M:cca aud
shrine of the symssic tie.
every patriotic cltiz:n, who h's Cd
II tsrest In the welfare of t1e city, should
be deeply and personally interested In
this great movement on thu 22nd Of
FEBRUARY. Uulass some outward event
occurs to prevent, cur city will witaess
tae greats gathering of Masonic disn-
tares ever assembled at enc and the same
time. This alone is an evidence OF the
deep interest manifett,d by the craft OF
America and the importance OF this pro.
iett, and It is t, be earnestly hoped that
the people of Alexandria will httlnsly
prepare for the occasion. Every home
should be decorated In some way as an
evidence OF our approval and endorse
meut of the undertaking. Let III make
it manifest to these strangsrs, who are
travelling from all sections Of the count ,,
tast we sre united In our approval OF the
uudert liking of the local fraternity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
TEMPERANCE MASS MEET
A QUERY.
TCoaAUS IcATED.

Nov that the City Council bias found
1t advisable to ext:nd the city Ere limits
tbs writer would ssk when tae time is to
come when they will make streets In the
section over which the FIRE limits extend.
During ths twelve years that l have
been In business on north Payne street |
have built twenty three dwellings. be.
sides the e.t ,blishment now occupy. |
have paid the city for licenses and taxes
several Thousand dollars, yet, duting this
iime not one cent hss been spent by the
city for permanent Improvements on
said street. Abont ones year the
bitches (eot gutters) are scsaped ont
VITA hoes aud the litter Ia hsuled away
aud nothing moro ia done until the sani-
airy condition of the city ia inVestigs I'd
tbs next year when the came operation
Is repeated. The property oHners on
north Payne street several years sgo
asked for cobble store CUTTERS snd gravel
rosdSsy, but as yet have never gotten
even csrt load of cinders or sshes in
the mud holes which arc Eo1 vide and
deep enough y bury horse.
WN. H. PECK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
MR., DAVIS VOTES no.

Charging Senator Oven, of Oklshoma,
With being Interested in the affairs of
the Standard Oil Company and saying
tina! be would like to see John D. Rock.
fsller "wrappsd In the flames Of hell"
sanutor JEFF Davis, of Arkansas, yester.
day made speech in the S.n't, which
vas g tugly charat t,r:z ID by him as
"rsd hot aud right eff the bat" The
speech was made spropos OF the Efforts
Of Mr.. Oaeu to have passed general
bill giving right of wsy through the
public lands OF Arkansas for q gaspipe
line. Mr.. Davis sase't'd inst the bill
vas In the Ii terest Of tae Prairie Greek
Company, which he said Mass branch
OF The Standard Oil Company. Believing
this to be tao tub, he said tist be
could net sit Idly by and allow to be
passed bill which Sss 10 direct cophic!
with the anti-t.ult law of his state.
Ga q viva voee vote, al slated yestar.
day, tae bl was passsd, Mr.. Davis be-
log tho oily sentI,r to vote mo-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
News of the Day.

Congress does not seem inclined to
grant the treasury the $50. 900 necessary
to mske ,lic tha tax stt!IHs OF cor
porft:ons.
In the Il use yesterday NJ. Towr-
send RENT .oduled Inc administration
railroad regulst Oh bill, a Lumber oil
amendments being added.
The Chilean cruiser Ministro Z,nteno
has rescued The eighty-aight persons lie
on the wreck Of TIE Rr tish II amer Lima
10 tae S "a t, OF Magellan.
Mohammed Abdullsh, of Somsliland,
the 'Msd MulIab," vita large Iorce VI
De,visbes is burning towns and slaugh'
tsriug iribesmen in Arabia.
In the second Congressional district Of
Georgia yesterday Judge Anderson :.
Rodcrick, uf Thcn1 awhile, Ess elected to
succeed the late Congressman James III.
Griggs.
The town coancil, Of Falls CT u 'ch, at iLs
monthly meeting decided to thoroughly
equip the Fire Department! With new and
upto date psrapheraaia, snd slatei E,
A. Kimball chief OF the department.
The question Of batter lighting for the
town was also consiiercd.
Eru neIa,ors appointed b. the Cor
pors,ion Court 10 take census OF Nea
bort Negs for the Csc Of the legislature
in connection with The consideration OF
a prop $ ID rsyision OF judicial circuits,
com pleted their work laa. night, and
showed thtt that city has population
OF 1851, l24 below the federal censns
of 1900,
The war between residt5ts OF West
Side (Chioago) resorts bsose out again
yes:esday when I'D sttem!t vas made 70
wreck With G honb q tire. 3,ory build.
log o~ned by Nix PlummeT, Rho leaeed
1t 10 Michael He tier, both of whom hg-
ured prominently It the t:iai OF Police
Inspector Edward MeCsDn. This is the
second bomb thrown ID the 1sr which
has b,en raging ever siaco the convic.
ton of the police inspector. The explo
sion followed closely tn: I Thlch damaged
the building Owned by Louis and Jul!u'
Frank. The FraSk hritlers were also
importan! witnesses st!be Mccain trial.
No arrests have besa made.
Starting on ths cub 10 front OF 8
moving picture show in the lts'ian Sec
ton of Philadelphia lsst night, q stranger
calmly fred Eve shots f5om revolver a.!
Louis Rraciiio, sgsa Is gears. One OF
the bullets penetrated Brs;idio's left
lupg and he will probably ole. Although
the ii. eel was crowded with residents OF
/ the locality, no ouei t empiei ~ stop the
woulG-ba murderer, who, after throwing
hIs smoking reVo!'e' into an open door-
way nearby, disappeared in The crowd
The explosion Of dynamite bomb In
the doorway OF h0uss in Jamaica, L
l., owned By Oscar Ostsrz,ro, o wealthy
| merchant, threw the ueighborhood into
panic yesterday and knocned down
| and stunned policeman WHO VAS pass.
iug Ostanzsro hGd received several
threatening letters recently In which
B sck Hauders demanded 1000. H.
had Informed the police, III; refused TO
turn over the let re- 30 that thsY could
trace lhs senders. The explosion did
little dsmsgs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
THE SMITH CASE.

MI. r. D. Brumback, one OF the
cop 1sel for Fl :rry Smith, coIored, sec
tenced to BE- elec!rocuted for particips-
ton il tie murder of Wsl;er F. Schultz,
,dsy received letter from Governor
Msnp, who on "Wednesday granted q
respite to Smith. The governor told
Mr. Brumback that he is anxious to get
all the Information about the case pos
sible and adds, ri thought it best to
grant a respite until March Is to give
me an opportunity to look into the case
more carefully, as during the session Of
the legislature 1 find my time 30 thor.
oughly taken up that it is not possible
for me to attend to any complicated case
10 which the life of fellow Citizen,
however humble, is concerned" The
governor says be hopes he will have an
opportunity of seeing Mr.. B'uuback
and others connected With the case, and
talking over the matter before final
concu zion Is reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
ELECTRIC LIGHT LINES.

At the last meeting Of the County
Board of Supervisors representative OF
the Alexandria Electric Light Company
appeared before the board and asked
permission to erect poles so as to take
Ia Braddock Heights, Rosemcnt, and
other places. Mr.. Duncan would not
agree to this unless the company carried
out it's original contract to furnish lights
10 residents along Be!lefonte avenue,
After some discussion this was finally
agreed to. 1t was stated that the com.
pany expected to run lines to the Theo
logical Seminary and also to Clarendon
Monitor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Virginia News.

Miss Blanche Virginia Cookaey, dtush
ter o! Oaed Cooksey, of Leesburg va,
married Wednesday II Mr., SamueJ
Boyd Rouse, of Fairfax, 8. Q.
Policeman Johu Ogilpie, for ~ years
member OF the Richmond force, dice
Yesterday. Hs WAS on active dutT vi
upt one week ago, when fatal illness
seized him.
Governor Mann yesterday orderst
commissions to be Issued t, the mem
bers OF the board of fisheries as followa
Mesers. Mcdonald Lee, chairman; S
Wilkins Mathews, secretary; G. B
Keizsll, Bland MassIe aud J. M
H,oker.
RsY. William A. Oa9e, a native, o
Luray and one of ths NOS! popular
m!nisters of the Presby t 'rian Church
In Kentucky, died recently in Dauvil!e
Mr.. Gave was s son OF the la.e W. A,
Cave.
Mrs. Jennie q. Haynor, who mad;
charges Of GU lily against her husband,
Thomas q. Haynor, president OF the
Haynor Manufacturing Company, ri
Norfolk, was yesterday granted a divorce
by Judge Msri1, and allowed slimony
OF SIS Q month, with SIS, 900 lien on
her husbands ett,ts.
Mrs. Mary Q. ssnls, wife OF Mr.. n.
W. Sauls, died I'll ldeuly Iu ssday, while
sitting 10 her chair, at her homo neal
Watson, L2udCun Gu 1ty. Hsr remain:
were inferred In the cemetery at Fsirfsz
on yesterday. Mrs. Sauls vas about st
years old.
Dretl ,rs of Tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, It a meeting in New Yors
city yesterday, ant norz'd improve
ments to the road TO cost SIS, 900, 900 ir
the year 1910. Th5t smaunt ia in ed
dition to Improvements authorized las
year, which have mt yet been compiet.
ed. The improvements include double
tracking, enlargement OF yards AID sd
dItional side tracks. The raguls
quarterly dlVideped Of per cent, pa1
able Msrch 81 to stockholders OF recort
of Msrch IL, was declared.
Arthur James Mason was yesterday
| 10 Norfolk sents1ced to serve one day
in jail and pay fine OF 300 for pre-
curing the service Of another man tt
swear falsely 10 the sgs Of Miss May
Wallace, a pretty l4-gesr old B''kel7
gill, be dssired to marry, sgainE: hei
Rlsheu. Luther Walker, who acted as
Oupid's agent, securing a marriage
license for the pslr By swearing TIA
the girls sge WAS %, is Ill at large
! Mason sss arrested at the request o
James E. Wallace, father CT the cir!
At the preliminary hearing be wal
6ned slO9 and given IL months In jail
Thomas Noel, coloIed, the s'aysr Of
! Deputy Sheriff Jos. Sykes, OF Nosfols
county, aud Elijah Rouse, c0lored, who
killed a negro In barroom in Hu:t;T
Vile, were yesterday sentenced to die In
the electric chair April % next BY Jucg'
Law sss in the Norfolk county Clrt ul
Court. TIE ccu,t also PISSED sentence
on Charles Davis, colored, convicted o
criminal assault, The verdict OF tn
jury was 90 years in the peniteotiasy
Luke Riddick, colored, Was sentenced t
serve IS years in the peuit 'ntiary. II
was found guilty of murder in the Secoat
degree,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
COLDER WEATHER.

The temperature WAS elowiY taii1pe
vee,srdsy afternoon, aud By be close OF
the day there was perospt'ble difference
hatween conditions aud those existing
Thursday, Rain fell early IN the night
and aborlt nine o'clock there we're heavy
down pours, accompanied by high winds.
3 fore midnight gale was in progress.
The mercury had fallen ID "a at an
early hour this morning. The heavens
,pecsme cles-, but the wind did not
diminish in force, end decidedly colder
weather has prevailed du,ipg the day.
The Weether Bureau has predicted SNOW
or rain for today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
OPERA HOUSE.

X A big double bill will be presented to
aph., when aside from the excellent
VAUDEVILLE acts presented t,is week, the
mys>.ious Houdon viii offer a long
proerHnqe of new and Sensational
features 1.-THE spirit 1alistlc l'ne' BE
promises The b,st exhibition in that Inns
ever seen here, So, Judging from his
fornsr efforts. the audieocs may look for
something st'rtling and be~ilderiDg
Toe prices for tonight will b 10 cents,
with few reserved seats q. GEMS extra.
The performance will begin a, 1880 With
IN owing mic ufrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Earthquake In Crete.

Canes, Crete, Feb. IS Blu ldiug'
were damaged here today by sever,
earthquake. 80 far no deaths have
been reported In this city, but repo,
from Vsripetro says that ak bodi''
have been taken from the ruins there
Heavy loss of life is feared when le
ports are received from the ittNiol
for the quake was the heaviest that has
baen experienced in many years.
Among tie damaged buildings In
Oanes is the Mosque, the tower of which
was thrown down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
SURPRISE THEATRE.

The horse With the human brain,
Princess Bonita, appeared ct The saprise
Theatre last night to large audience
TIE intelligence OF Bonita is sinp.3
wonderful, answering QUESTIONS from the
audience as accurately as those eskee by
her trainer. Tonight and tomorrow a.
ternoon and nigh! Bonita will add neS
features to her att ipcu ling miod read.
Ing, sileLt Transmission of thought end
mental calculating. Owing u her late
arrival il this city last nigh! it was ip;'
possible to prepare for the ettfe per
fJrmsuCe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
FEHSOE al.

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Shelton, OF Br!s,
~; Tennessee, are visiting Rev. and Mrs
J. r. Ssvier, on s;n h St Asaph sire. t.
NJ. W. O.Bsggelr, Who.baE been quite
III for come timr,is able to be oct again.
Mira. William Bryant, Of the Osthe'
dral Apartments, hiss returned from Alex
andria, where abe has been, owing to
the Illness of her mother.- Bat more
American.
Miss ENNIS Gisuper 10 Waiting A.s'
John Watkins 10 Altxandris, - Lynch
burg News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Record Price of Hogs,

Cleveland, Feb. l0--The price Of hogs
today attsined tse highest figure 10 the
memory OF any authority 90 ne local
market when the quotation Tor sill grades
wss nsrked up at $40 aud 50 SO a
hundred. Experts chsrge this record
price to the CONTINUED high price OF
corr, which took away the incentive t,
feed the grain. thus causing shortage
oil six million hogs compared to The re,
cord yearly, market calves are held to-.
day at SlQ.75.
Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Prices of hogs to-
day jumped II So so a tuufrad pounds,
q b5w high record. Towards the close
the market SesEepe6,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Now York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. IS.-The reaction a
the close Of yesterdays trading contin
ued more vigorously at the opening o.
the stock market this morning with loss
es ranging around enc point. After {
few minutes brisk up turn recovered
most of these recessions. After the first
few minutes the market became extreme
ly quiet with price movements rarrow
Later an improvement spread through.
out the list and general upward ten,
dency was in evidence at noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Parents Fined

New Ca't'e, DEL, Feb. IS Follow.
Ing the death Of their Child, William
Sweeney, aged 4, who died a't'r drink
Ing plot of whisky, Jsre miah Saeensy
and bis wife, Margaret, were fined 500
and $50 by Magistrate Nicksrson fol
ueglecting tho child, and we're commit:e
to prison. Their FIVE children were
taken from them. When Humane AgeU
Stcus found the dead child the fathel
was upstairs intoxicated and the mother
10 tae aame cond,t.on down stairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DEATH OF MISS ROBERTS.

Mss Mary Emma Roberts, of "Cau-
eror," Fairfax c0uuty, died at $50
O'Clock this morning in Pniladelphis,
where she has been 10 il! health for many
yeare. She Ess daughter OF the late
Jouathan Roher =, snd slater OF Messrs,
Walter end James w. Roberts. Hsr
remains will be brought to her late home
for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Fellow citizens, We would gladly crate in
WORKS of eleGnence.
But lunching is the business to whlck We
give our diligence.
We haven't been to college and We haven't a
But We have ps French Dip Coffee" with q
very INA srom,
We haven't filed ourselves with words to
make our speech ornate,
But We can seyve to you Baked Beans q
thousand on a plate.
We haven't bean to the Sandwich Islanda,
but Sandwich We can make
That is much more to the purpose than the
finest kind OF cake.
We haven. been to the Nilky.way, to Venus
or 10 Asr5
Our Milk-mau comes to US each day with
fresh milk in his Jars.
We can't claim letters LID. pushed up
against our name,
But we have done at least one thing that adds
much 10 our fame
Wa came tn Alex n6fia and established
CAMERON DAIRY LUNCH,
60 let it be your eating place, surround us in
bunch,
9o5 King Street. Open all night.