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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24
UNITARIAN.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND L
SITS, Ulysses G.. B. Pierce, .. D.. minstes ,..
service; sermon by the minister. There Is also
kindergarten during the hour of morning wor-
ship 100 pm. Young Peoples Religious
Union. The public invited to all services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

Save money on plumbing
repairs and get satisfaction
c.p. ar Hutchinson, r l3aa st = os.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24
Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, September
24.-Potomac clear and Shenandoah very
cloudy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

ASSEMBLY DANCES OPEN.
Bvsry Sat. eve. NATL Rines. Armory: Dare.
On NV. Lessons day or eve. Glass and danoos
Tnes.. Vxi. ewes. Phone Main 1854 aU2D1seSaso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. 1911 1 ST. NV
IL am. All invited.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Gov. Stubbs Par
dOns Miss Morrison

TOPEKA, Sept. 2s.-Miss Jessie
Morrison, who has been serving a %
year sentence for killing Mrs. olln
Castle at Eldorado, Kans., has been
paIoled, by Governor subbs. The pa.
role was sent to the state prison at
Lansing last night and becomes effec-
tive Immediately
Plans have been made for Miss Nor.
rison to go to Kansas city with the
warden and Mrs. j. X Godding and
thence to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
where she will stay with her sister
The parole gives Miss Morrison
great freedom, allowing her to go
where ever she pleases, but requiring
her to attend church and to report
once month to Warden Goddlng.
The murder of Mrs. Castle was one
OF the most startling crimes in the
history Of the state. Jessie Morrison
and Miss Clara Wiley had both recelv-
ed attentions from Olln Castle and
a jealous rivalry grew up between
them. Castle married Clara Wiley On
June %, 1900, neighbors heard a fight
in the Castle cottage. Miss Morrison
was found, holding a razor and stand
ing over her rival. whose throat was
cut. Miss Morrison said she fought
In selfdefense Mrs. Castle made a
dying statement declaring Miss Nor
rison attacked her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Sensible Way Of
Raising Money

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Contribution
boxes, collection plates, rummage
sales, money raising socials, mission
ary envelopes and all old-fashioned
methods OF raising church funds are to
be done away with by Methodists OF
Cook county. By new system Of
taxation the men of the Methodist
church will assume the entire financial
responsibility and the women and their
societies are to be relieved of all care
and worry about the matter
The plan was brought to focus at
a meeting in the Central church at
Evanston last night II has been tried
this is the way to be done. The
treasurer of the church interviews
each male member and secures from
him a pledge of anything from l cent
to $1,000, the pledge being payable at
any period specified. by check or coin
When the totals are summed up, ap-
propriatlons can be made for the min.
ister's salary, church maintenance, spe,
cial collections for home and foreign
missions, charities and other calls for
financial support in general budget.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
WOMEN ARE BUTT OF
PRACTICAL JOKER

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-While the
tariff has been denounced as the
mother of trusts and its iniquities
have been held up by Democrats and
Republicans until yesterday, no one
was ever In a position to declare that
the tariff would make women wear a
fur coat on a summer day. But lot
OF them were wearing winter furs as
they came from the Kaiser Wilhelm as
she docked on Hoboken. Muffled as II
1t were the coldest day in winter, com
forted and soothed by the erroneous
belief that II they wore their furs they
could escape payment OF duty, a
half dozen or more came down the
gangplank only to find that some one
had been playing joke on them.
Some practical joker had circulated
the report aboard the steamer that all
woman had to do to avoid payment
OF duty was to wear her furs. 1t work
ed beautifully, but came near being
the death OF the Fat press agent Of the
line, who was unable to stand the
sight and the heat at tha same time.
The customs men. however, quickly
disillusioned the women and the lat.
ter were forced to pay duty on the
smotherins garments they wore.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Will Declare for
Federal Control

PUEBLO, Sept, 28-Realizlng that
there is no possibility of getting the
Eighteenth National Irrigation con.
gress to endorse the states rights in
water distribution. the Colorado dele.
CATION today will turn It's efforts In
an endeavor to prevent the presenta.
tion to the convention of resolution
commanding the federal control of In.
terstate water.
Interest today turned largely to the
meeting OF the resolutions committee
where the policy OF the congress for
the coming year Is being formulated.
Present indications are that Colorado
will not only lose Its fight in behalf
of states rights but that the commit.
tee will report out strong indorse-
ment Of federal control.
The morning session was devoted to
discussion of water equities" in It's
various phases.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
"cRoEsUs SPECIAL EN-
ROUTE TO Los ANGELES

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-In special
train, SO costly it has already been
dubbed the "croesus special" i65 bank
ers left Chicago today en- route for
Los Angeles to the convention of the
American Bankers association. The
amount Of capital represented by mem.
bers Of the party is enormous. Fifty
OF the lG5 passengers are presidents of
the largest banks in the cen
trail west. The train is the most ex-
pensiye that was ever pulled out OF
Chicago. 1t was equipped with all the
comforts OF home.' including BARRIERS,
stenographers and daily financial
bulletin. The convention will open
Oct. 4.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
GETTING DOWN
TO BUSINESS
Roosevelt and Taft Policies Endorsed by p
publicanS of New York State and
Harmony Prevails

nitude and violence.
Indians, OF whom there were MANY
In the region. fled when the quAk6s
began. Tribal tales of ancient act1V5-
ties of new burned out craters, 61
which there are more than fifty in tAS
region, fastened their flight. TA1
whites remained until their hnussa ia
about them. ]. b. Chavez. the f1raf e
the refugees to reach flagstaff. rse4ft-
ed that his house cracked opse. Oh
ers reported that volcanic atsn2A
weighing tons had been thrown froR
their beds and sent crashing dawn ~
monntainside. They refused daSIy -
go back for any reason.
The whole district Is OF volcanic OIL.
gin. The quakes are attributed to /
slipping of the earths crust.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

loaded with sand, and men with shoy-
els and cement barrel. Different
placards read The City's Great Ad-
vertisement" Cement Walks, Cheaper
Than Planks," Phoenix Construction
Company" etc.
boy with a big flag was the fore
runner of one of the most interesting
exhibitions, the city fire department
-past and present. First came the
members OF The Durango Hose com
pany, the old hose cart and the origi
nal members Of the company. Then
another hose cart. Graden Hose com,
pany, entitled Another Remnant" :"
The Russell Hose company was pre-
ceded by flag borne by three boys,
and dated. July 4. 1892. The last
fire used by the wagon used by the
volunteer department. was labelled
And sim Another" and was deco
rated with wreaths of green and i'm
mortelles. 1t looked very odd and old
style. but many fire has been put
out with that same quaint appearing
paraphernalia
The extra fire wagon used in the
present city department followed II
looked very nice. Everything was
spiek and snan and bright and shining
as care could make them. But the
beauty OF this part of the parade, was
the city fire wagon. We have never
seen it look any prettier. and the
horses looked as II they knew it, the
way they pranced along. their coats
shining like the metal on the wagon
The fire laddies made a fine appear
ance, which evidently demanded con
siderable labor to produce such re.
suit. The wagon was profusely trim
med with red, white and blue and
decked with wreaths of green and
flowers in the national colors
Mayor George Goodman had beau
tiful float Illustrating our resources
and products. It was constructed like
a city hall, and divided into three conf
partments. In the first OF these, our
industries in quartz and coal mining.
we're shown. There was the coal and
the miners and the ore.
The last compartment contained a
splendid agricultural exhibit, most
tastefully arranged. containing fruit
and vegetables and grains, from this
entire section, not only all parts OF
La Plata county. but also the Monte
yuma valley. and San Juan county
New Mexico
Between the two were other home
products, our pretty girls, chaperoned
by Mrs, George Goodman The young
ladies were: Misses Emma Fankhaus
er, Pansy Redman, Angie Hayden, EN-
ma Kraft, Isabel Brewer, Mabel skooe
and Winnie Roberts. 1t was very
handsome float and was much ad.
mired
Mayor Goodman certainly did all
and more than could be expected of
him towards making the parade sue.
cess. He contributed the greater part
of the expense for the whole city
display, and planned and personally
saw that details were carried out
George Logan furnished and drove the
fine eighthorse team for the float.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

SARATOGA. N. Y, Sept. 2S-With
Theodore Roosevelt's decisive defeat
yesterday of Vice President Sherman
as temporary chairman, the turning
down" at every point of the "old
guard" and Roosevelt's prompt as.
sumption of control in naming his own
committees. Including one to draft the
platform, 1t is believed that the work
OF the Republican state convention will
be concluded today with semblance of
peace, not harmony. and that there
will be no repetition OF turbulent and
acrimous scenes that characterized
the opening session yesterday. The
work OF drafting a platform for pre-
sentation to the convention occupied
the committee on resolutions for the
greater part OF the night 1t was day
break when the result of the commit.
tees efforts was given out.
The platform indorses the admins.
trGtions of President Taft and Gov.
ernor Hughes declared that the Payne
tariff law has been a success and re-
fers with approval ~. =
the last congseas |; ;, soat waste
tinuation of the sta iing oppor'
until all the wrons Se nse. We
exposure shall be brought 10 .lgri-
The plank relating to direct primar-
les is very brief, but admits of no mis-
conception. 1--WE promise legislation
which will enact these principles into
law" is the pledge,
When the big conference on the
governorship nomination broke up at
dawn today II was almost positive that
either Henry l.. Stimson. former Unit
ed States attorney In New York or
State Senator Harvey F. Hinman
would be nominated for governor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
REPUBLICAN coMM,rrEa.

The Republican county central co.,
mittee is hereby called 20 meet st ~
office. Folsom building. at & o'caod4
Friday afternoon. Sept. so. 1sts. ~
the purpose OF selecting datss for ho14
Ing primaries and Republican coa14D
convention to nominate county ofAee1
and any other business that nay oedlo
before the committee.
w. H. c. FOLSOM. ChaiF1aA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

mometer. II; direction of the wind,
west; velocity of the wind. miles
per hour; state OF the weather. clear
n. m-Barometer. 23s2: ther-
mometer. SS; direction of the wind,
northwest; velocity of the wind. Z
miles per hour; state of the weather,
clear.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
n
Minimum temperature yesterday.
sS.
Official in Charge.
WAYLAND BAILEY,
Yesterday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
FLAGSTAFF AND suRRAUND-
ING COUNTRY SHAKEN

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Sept. 2s.-Ter-
rltory ffty miles square and extend
ing from here to the Grand Canon OF
the Colorado river stands practically
depopulated because Of earthquakes
and rumblings. which, beginning Sat
urday, are steadily iucrsasing In mag
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
AiHl AIHi AIHi

This is to make 1t known to u
good people of the city OF Durango -
all visitors. that Friday night In CA
nival night and that you and each e
you are expected to do your duty.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
NOTICE.

There VIII he meeting of the stock.
holders of the ELY REVENUE COP.
PER COMPANY at the office of ROCK.
WOOD AND PERKINS, SATURDAY
EVENING. OCTOBER FIRST, at s
O'Clock All stockholders please be
present in person or by proxy.
THOMAS LOCKWOOD,
WILLIAM X. PRICE.
Dir1,at<,n
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
FISH THAT CLIMB raEEs.

NEW iohh, sept. Zo.-AnyD0Wv
who does not believe that fish GrsA
on trees and climb around go
foliage is hereby res Aiiiisslon law
,-veSteu In the commissions
ms as viii enable them to compel
cod service. equal treatment and faigA
ates to all the people of the :, -
We favor the election ~ s.a ~S
lgeme. and district cop' Fish do grow q
trees,' interrupted DR.. John q. 0uAAa-
ell OF Toledo. I'm support Mr.. 0oaGk
ell" asserted DR.. l.. II. Bran, chtaf -
expert for the state of New Yook
''Fish grow on trees and climb sEaa1
trees and shrubs in Alaska"
Unfortunately the subject was ppr.
sued no farther and the particular s1kf
Of fish that may be shaken down liki
an apple was not named.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

National
Cincinnati A.. New York "a.
st Louis Philadelphia 0.
Pittsburg 3; B,ookiyu A..
American
Washington O-2; Chicago 2-2.
Boston 3-5; Cleveland 81.
st Louis Oh; Philadelphia Go.
New York 10, Detroit 3.
Western
Des Moines 2; Lincoln 1.
Omaha 81; Sioux City 81.
Wichita so; Topeka 2-3.
Denver 4; st. Joe 0.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Directors.

Donald p. Stubbs, son of j. G.
Stubs, noted railroad man. was Sat
utday probably fatally shot whole In
his Cleveland railroad office; he says
il was an accident. The police are
baflled by the mystery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

Look for the only original Sims
pure Western slope aggregation =
freak Friday night. for remember Y =
your night--the town is thrown op4iA
for fun and frolic from 7:so to -
p. m.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

l.. Ronald Donovan. boy evauxsltis
who at the age of 15 years enjoys u
reputation of having reformed hp4
dreds OF human derelicts. IL missaq
in Denver. abducted, his mother feaS1.
by some of the many hard cnaract1u4
with whom he came in daily confess
in his mission work.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

building outside OF the apple display.
DO not fail to see 1t.
Today's program is chock brimming
full of interesting features
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Cholera Playing
Havoc at Naples

ROME, Sept 2s.-Nearly thousand
persons have died of cholera in the
Naples district since the scourge ap-
peared there month ago. The Off.
clal fiction that the disease is only
gastroenteritis is dispelled.
Even in Naples bulletins are issued
daily now by health officials and that
OF Friday announced there had been
slxty-seven deaths OF cholera in TWEEN
ty-four hours. There we're thirty-two
new cases and twenty-five deaths in
Naples yesterday. This is well estab-
llshed here. although official reports
from Naples announce only five cases
and three deaths in the past twenty
four hours in the entire province OF
Naples.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

The masque carnival will b.
Friday night, and you will be surpsi4
at the number of rich and beaut1&RJ
costumes, SO get busy and be one -
the best
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

Jack slattery arrived from SilvertAl
this morning with his bunch Of ~
players. 4
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

An lmense crowd arrived from the
Farmington-Aztee section this morning
our southern neighbors are returning
cur last weeks visit and we very
much appreciate their so doing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Forecast

Forecast
Fair tonight. Thursday generally
fair
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

Stock Inspector Ethridgs left ~
Mancos this morning. The nrst sAAk
ment OF cattle will be made from NJ
section tomorrow
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

PARIS. Sept. 2s.-Private advices
from Italy assert that Italian emil
grants from the cholera infected dis
tricts OF that country are being en-
barked at Genoa for America, their
original starting point being conceal
ed
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

There are so many visitors ~
friends of the Herald In the city III
1t is an impossibility to PARTICULARS.
We trust each and every one Win hsS4
q fine trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

DR.. and Mrs Gothelf Of SaSuaaht
county are visiting Mrs Gothslrs p4F.
eDts during the fair Mrs. Gotham
is best known to Durango people =
Ruth Townsend and she Is certainly
deserving of all the good things thxa
are said to be part of her lot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

Mrs. John Sullivan and daugbt1N.
Mrs. 7. II. Jones. and the latter's ~.
tie sons, Delmar and Howard. wsrc
eastbound PRISONERS this morning.
after a visit in lienver they contina1
their journey to Los Angeles where
Mrs. Jones viii Join her husband. Mrs.
Sullivan is making the change for the
benefit of her health which has bssA
very poor OF late.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
SUMMER SCHOOL PLAN.

Those had opportunities private
public
know what the feeling
Hawaiian
debates
affecting the
mention this
of the members and influences the actions taken
1t is of unjust the board of public
instruction that question taken consideration
public the nomination of the
Schools
of thinking Hawaiians
of The conclusion discrimination
Hawais is being shown, without knowing
Hawaans they anything 1t is
simply
sacrificed the of the
lis of is his her misfortune that
outlined this
public will materially
OF teacher
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
THE RUSSIAN MATTER.

little little considerae little explaining
little all
the experience gained yesterdays trouble
the Lozensky family value
These
taab wemeang people, ignorant
They their unable
plantations and have been told things that terrified They
emily which
their fear of something, they what.
Yesterday at the police station the Loensky father stood between
her Immediately cleared the air The explained that he desired
something a living
children
being unable resulted calling
of police to take this and his
of
Russian immigrants the side the Russians.
If official dignity and OF of the
diluted with te consideration sense past
days will be repetition Of
Russians
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
FIFTH FLORAL PARADE.

the first Of long
morning February 49, welcoming
prophetic
yesterday, fifth wheeled brilliant
the arduou of the
committees this building the groundwork of the experiences
before parade
was of There
elsewhere; pgeants which
Iandp
Honolulu making
duplicated,
military
themselves the best but the outstanding feature
nations of Asia and the
His yesterday Japanese of
Honolulu, Honolulu British
Honolulu taking in
participants this sentiment
parade of it.
yesterday the the Chinese residents
bids
the Floral from
a tourist
credit be infusing the
plan of carnival other than
will Their carnival helps
parade helps it.
be satisfied
they have and higher standard for the Floral Parade
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
PRODUCER AND CONSUMER.

Nothing the the diversified industries agricultural
conditions which
beginning
furnished the public through Advertiser DR. Wilcox of that
that certain be of the intense interest
practical solution of
established
Cutting
the market the will be avoided and handle middle
1t will be the duty of the advise
uniformity produce
packing will
shipper his
Honolulu big shipper take questions freight
deals all
highest hundreds
dollars could
Territory whereby locally supplied
of fareaching something which
generally
will
in the further articles by Doctor Wilcox in this paper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
pRlr1sn roLrrroAL Mrx.up.

Contest
between the British speech
nouncng in broad only that the plan Of Asquth
matter would be forthcoming. Following
which
o would be called
would held.
The only hypothesis in
fact that the throne
which Asquih had promised
Liberals in the elections The Nationalist
hold the balance
members while the Liberals combined
ffyRve the Unonist
The British
question the cabinet dismissed
the appealed
general election may held.
Why the Unionis
ireland
that themselves
o'Brnes their ranks
although uncertain land tax legislation.
Liberals and Unons
parties practically tied
decidedly interesting possible
of the country becomes political
both the
commission be named investigate the
Roebey
the coalition
about hopes rule will
the possible they have
tenpamenay
with
throwing their best should
will furnishing their enemies with another example against them
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
THE BUD let SYSTEM.


this being the stock objection things proposed although
would
adjusting practically the of what has
short bringing the the necessity of
estimated
Under the budget the of the treasury conuta
would be and would
fsring requisite through tariff
Britain prevails this works advan
further mphed because the
centralized with questions of state rights local
consider
this the federal income matter the matter of central bank
the Taft administration be working closer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
FOR GREATER HONOLULU.

when President TAFT mtmacs that the expenditures and
around Honolulu smu by comparison aud smaness
millions hs further concerning expenditures
gather force What Uncle ha Island
realize What has been appropriated of
here within ilo s
che position take m aanias, of b Advertiser urges
eonIm "a e r} d0 , Nrh foundation Honolulu
Fud e.t politics far le Immediate present
Tho present hand 60 mouth 05 concerning streets, Hdewuks building
lgltou upd pA vii h hie regretted kry isu years what
lia0b1 h'd. lf 1nni n' ono aiu oau particular
pow" rn'l 40 h 'a o 'onl Hi a nlu b boz uni gfbus
'hf ian' m fle pur pn fnNgs lr HArH place u ty during
if Ias h'f feaif npai ar' Poi R t lne pu pung
lnfo anl RfHm nntt lf plH hn Ift fopn sapn
lipnpHu ehfr' hnl ohH nd,nll pfy lr ilaei of b.
fsrH nli ~ if Na} HrHHraalit Nu hr fu.l 800 ln
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-25
TRY THIS REMEDY
FOR NERVOUSNESS
When the Doctors Saw That DR..
Williams Pink Pills Were Help
ing This Los Angeles Woman
They Advised Her to Continue
the Treatment.

Many women suffer from nervous.
ness, accompanied by loss of weight and
pallor, showing that there is loss of
nutrition and that the blood is becoming
deficient in quantity or quality. This
is condition that may be followed by
serious consequences unless corrected.
To cure it the failing nutrition must
be arrested, the patients weight and
strength built up and the blood restored
TO its normal condition. Besides good
food, artificial aids to digestion and
tonics 1t is usual to recommend change
Of climate in such cases.
The one remedy that has cured this
condition, strengthened the digestion,
toned up the nerves and made the blood
pure and rich is that described by Mrs
NJ. O. Sproul, of No. 444 l.2 Wall street,
Los Angeles, Cal, who tells of her
cure by DR.. Williams Pink Pills. as
follows;
Following the birth Of my child, +"
she says, 81 was IN very poor health. l
was confined 10 bed more or less of the
time for year. / was very nervous
and couldn't bear the least noise or
excitement. Every few weeks would be
nearly insane from pains la my head,
My heart panied continually and Il WAS
necessary 90 take morphine 90 get relief
oflentimos the pains were 40 severe that
| could not speak,
~ was under tho care ~ four doctors
~ different times but WaS NOT rnrd
lad been sick for a year Or mnie before
decided "a drop rho doctors medicines
aud give Dr. WilliAms' Pink l'illsa trial
Y WA lelQad hfnri fio ffsi month
passed As the pains heeam0 lees severe
] Rainai ~ dosh until ! reached my
aAnal weight Wien She dorinrs saw
that ihe pillB MN helping me- ihry
Edyihed no 81 keep rlElli un with them
did 40 Hnd NAH aniiulY rnffd
nT Nllllans Pink Pills nIe sold by
81 dlusR lnls ~ aani ~ mat iseilald
81 ltNelH ~ pfi0f. I'D pHnif ~ lut nlk
lUfra ~ a ho, ~ ihN W Miiliami
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