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Former Watchman Guilty.

Pleading guilty 10 the theft OF cable.
containing twenty-five telephone wires
from American League Baseball Park,
Charles Miller, former Waterman at the
grounds, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Aukam. TO pay fine of slOO or
serve six months IN jail.
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From the Chicago News
Jack-Trsckleigh divides his time be-
tween work and play.
Ton-He does, Ell?
Jack-Yes; works his friends in the
forenoon and plays the races in the af-
ternoon.
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Not for Good.

From the Brooklyn Life
Miss Smith is going away" said one
OF the stenographers 10 another.
Us she leaving for good?'
No not for good. For better or fol
worse"
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
IIIT-

WHITE.
James 5. and Lille " B1xwell. boy
Arthur q. ard Dorothy Bishop. giF-
Louis C. and Man \ Gajri. boz.
Jane, S. and Bells N. Kerr, boy,
Claude Il. and Hazel NJ WHITAKER, grl
Alfred z. and Lillian = Wild. boy
David and Marguerite Rogof, boy.
Mathew and Agnes McKimmle. girl.
COLORED.
William and Ella Taylor, boy.
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Guy 5, ZEPP.
CARROLL S. ZEPP
ARTISTIC HOMES

We believe that prepared to offer homes
that have reached the highest pinnacle OF artistic
perfection, prics and quality considered We wo,,,d
like eyery person who appreciates pretty home to
see one Of our sample houses. whether they ara
prospective purchasers not To verify our state
ment that We are prepared 10 cater 10 the most
artistic tempsaments do not fail 10 see the boSaa
on the lake Unobztructed view Of three miles. dec
oratcls Of such quality That large portion had 70
be ordered sE=ciA rom out Of the sity; six rooms
gas and electrolieTs unsurpassed: 10th aas and
electric lights; parqust flooring; hot-water heat !,
attic over entire house, gas logs beautiful tile bath
With shower; solid concrete front porches Iatticsi
rear porches; yards inclosed with picket fsnc
and everything else equal. To inspect. take or
ST. car set OF at Harvard ST., wtlk one block east
Open evenings and Sunday
II you are interested in large house semi
detached. you should inspect SIS Quincy ST sannIe
sl6 The same general description as above win
the exception that they have nine rooms semi
detached. beamed and paneled dining rooms Write
OF phone ZEPP BROS 1873 st. NV. or yn,r
real estate agent viii take pleasure in showing Won
any Of these urpFerries
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Old story I'm the East.

Mar vein, Mira Ali Khan spoke.
>wE; We who belong TO the
eailzs the great age of man more
Re We'tern peoples do in our
tAe world the great laws were
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Tide Table,

To-day-High tide, $50 a. m. and Is p m.
low tide l0SS a N. and los p. m.
T0moTow-Hish tide. 40 a. m. and 5 20 p. N.
low tide Il % a. m. and II IS p. n.
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Temperatures In Other Cities.
Rain

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty -four hJ1s ended
al p n. yesterday are as follows:
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by mail SIG Colorado Bldg Free lecture
for women Wednesdays a. go p n.
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Condition of the Water.
Happy Medium.

Special to The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry, W. Va, Oct. l3.-Both rivers clear
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TAFT Will MAKE
TRIP TO PANAMA
Reaches Decision After Talk
with Col. GOethals.
JOURNEY TO TAKE TEN DAYS

Leaving the Isthmus Two Days After
Election, the President VIII study
Canal Zone Problems which VIII
BE Placed Before Congress I'm His
MeSsage-WOrISmen Want Increase.
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In six out Of the PAST nineteen years the DEATH
in France have exceeded the births.
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] % ne rTCGE
Company:

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHF
COMPANY. E5I7 TENTH ST. SW.
Washington City. D. C., sept g. 1910.
To the Stockholders Of the Washington Gas Light
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AIRMEN CHEERED
IN DOUBLE FLIGHT

Continued from Page One.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.,
A. G. FREY.

Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Livery In c
nection. Use Of chapel premises. 1851 Ts
st. nv. Telephone North Il. Open day and nig
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
strictly speaking, . hot bsd is o"versd

Strictly speaking, hot bed is cosersd
with glass--any old windows will do
while cold frame has canvas Instead
of gla.s, but both are similarly con.
structed. The south side Of building
or up against tight hoard fence b the
hsst location. To prepare good cold
frame excasats two feet deep the siss
drslred for the bed which can BE- Z 10
or Z 10 - needed. Save the top soll
BY itself. Throw the dirt on end. FIJI
In elshtsen inches or % with fresh
horss manure containing plenty Of
straw and tramp down sDd vet
thoroughly, then cover four 10 six
Inches deep With the top coll saved
which should bs thoroughly pulvevis~d.
In each corner of the bed drive .
sharpened 2x& far enough Into the
ground To make II strong and one on
the sidss half way between, say ave
ssst apart. Besinning IN Inch below
the surface nall boards 10 the stakes on
the outside, fastsnlnK the middle
stakes togsthee With . liza stay.
Nave the front six inches above the
ground and the back or north side two
and o0s-balf srst high and the ends
according 10 need. Covsr with ten.
ounce duck. mailing the canvas with
lath on the north closely 10 keep out
ail wind. Nail the south edss TO .
straight pols = long - the bssi ~ slx
inches longer. This po,s should .bs
about the slss of On ordinary curtain
rod but strip oe boasd Will do "
. round one h NOT avsiiab,s. The eass.
vss eaa b. sollsd up at any time 70 son
~ bsd and ssso,lsd q sight very
saslly.
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Bring your job printing u The sta'
oilics. We please.
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Eslets Of Joase T, Quich deceassd.
Ths undsssi9ned, having beea appolnted I'D
nlsIstsssos q ths essats .of Josss Z. Quick
hats u soiossdo, dscssssd, hsrsby wivss
uolics that NJ. will appear bsfoss the Coanty
Cuus u satd nontesuas County, at the Coart
~ Siss. dsy Il nsrsh, 4. D. iSid d The hoar .!
" o'clock Z, u. u saId day. st which tIms oil
psrpcae hayinG claims. assinst said estate an
poss q kavlas yks ssas adiustsd. All psssops
lnds6eed 10 satd estate sss rsQneeeed ~ msks
laasalAts payasas ~ the usdseslgned,
February 4. D. le1o. =,
u shs estate u Joass T, 0ulcl, bscsassd.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
RANCH AND HOUSEHOLD.

Thsss : danger q some horsss satins
too asUch hay. No hosss should b.
allowed 10 sosgs ltsslf. Fssd the 6rse
thing IN The nsosniag juss enough hay
70 b clsansd up 10 one boar. In the
evening 1sed about twice thst amount.
A horss which n working should have
plenty of good. clean gsHIn three ttnss
! day and hay twice day.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

wbsss an yos going, ny pretty
mai6f
Tn going a-suilklng. slr, she said.
Thss ] wsat 70 marry you, my pretty
nsAlds,
Fos ! ewn The wsass.works hsrs, be
salde.
70 they VEN married, egad and they
Have livsd ever slncs on the milky
whsy.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Chocolate Crsams. Mold the fon.
daut navosed = dssired with vanilla,
psppesn,lnt OF any kind liked. Bet cot
y chilli well before dipping. Melt The
btttes chocolate and dip the CREAMS
quickly with bonbon dipper or Que
may use hal pins. Any color Of ho''.
bon may b. ,uade BY dipping the
crsan,s In the melted fondant coloreti
= desired.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Rusty garments may pas muster In
the subdued light Of the winter, but
their imperfectlons stand revealed III
the ferce inquisltive"ess Of the summer
sun. Our characters may appear re.
spectacle when Judged by the dull
standards and n'axims Of the world;
they appear quite other when they
stand In the blazing light of Gods
cOuntenance.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Her Father (irately)-Young man, do
you know that you've been calling ON
my daughter since o'clock.
The Tsrryinx Youth-Yes, cir. But
she hes teen settling on my hat for the
last three hours aud didn't want Ia
tell her.
Her Father-Then, bersafter, don't
keep your hat In your lap. Hang II on
the rack In the hall.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
RELIGIOUS.
4 0Dssslag.
The Iosd 49, tbss |

The LOs6 b)ee thee
How shuli He blses thsof
With the gladnsss that kpowe - 1osay
With The richss that oosnos 80 aesy
With snlshine that makes on oo6Dss1
day-
thus shall He blsas thss,
And Keep thsel
How shall hs keep thsef
With the all-c0vsFiWg sh0d0w u HI
wings,
With The strong love that guards from
evil thing,
With the sure power thst sals = glory
brlngs--
Thus shall he keep thee.
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Ostsisg Arossl . Dasiscssey.

0sttlaG Arosso1 . DisfIcUlty.
While . policeman was covering his
beat near Delaware Avenue aud Dick.
inson street this morning, says the
Philadelphia Times, he came acrOss .
dead dog.
Taking out his hook and pencil, be
wrote the following:
Dead dog at Delaware Avenue and
Dick and stopped.
Picking up the dog by Its tail, the
policeman carried Il to Tasker Street,
where hs dropped II. Here be tos,k
hla pencil and book out again and
wrote.
Dead dog at Delaware Avenue and
TaakeF Street.
A pa.ser.by asked the policeman
what made him carry the dog to Tas-
ker Street, to which he replied.
Well, / couldn't spell Dickinson, 10 ]
tnok the cur . square down to an easier
street.
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NOTICE VOR PUBLICATION.
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NssIss = bssssy siyes shss 9oSp Y. krsm.
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The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Two ladiea, previously unacquaintesi
were converting st . reception. After
. few conventional remarks the young.
er exclaimed:
Icannot think what hiss upset tbs,
tall blonde man over there. He was ",
attentive . little while ago, but be
won't look at me nov.
Psrhsps, saId the other. he saw me
come In. He's my husband.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

] bear that your church he's lnstalled
. ph0Ongraph stuffed With sacred
n,usie. Yss. Had todo II Choir hsd
struck. New scheme work oil right ?
It's bsautisul. Never quarrsls with
itself, has no skirts to rustic, doesnt't
fret about the anglo Of its hat. refralns
frnsn siggling or powdeving its nose and
II II gets out Of order any blacksmith
can repair Il.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Jesus taught men what they need N
much to learn: the lesson Of seli-huinil-
lation. He called upon his follower 70
he poor In spirit; to b. meek and lowly
In heart; to bscon,e - little children;
to be servants; tn b abased; to cit
down In the lowest room; to wash one
another's feet. And In oil thess thing
he gave them the inspiration Of nne
example, having exhorted them that
the servant 10 not greater than his lord.
This divine example of the Master b
put Into human speech by one of his
diciples, who sald u him that be
"n,ads bimself Of no reputation, and
took upon himself the form Of ser.
want, and was made In the Likeness Of
men; snd heing found In fashion y .
man. he hsmbied himself, aud became
0bedient unto death, even the death of
the cross."
There can he M true exaltation With.
out self-sbasemsnt; nor glory without
self-sacrince; nor satisfaction of heart
without self-effacement; nor coronation
~ life without that complete ol,edIence
that ceni~rs In the self-surr~ndsr u the
Cruss.-Epworth Herald.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Blessed and thrice blessed b the
Christian who accustonw hinssslf to
hnd his bread In the ways Of the com.
monplace, who can BE- falthful without
sensations, aud who realizes IN humble
felIowships the sweet co'npanionship
Of the Lord.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

The daughter os hss mother wss T..
Ing . stunt u the plano.
Ny daughtes's music, said the psssd
parent, cost ~ lot u nsousy.
lndssd sslolnsd The vlsltos. De1
eonbe nelghboe saDe you :
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Old Osnt.--What an you doing with
thoss suowhalls :?
small Boy.-sslli1s 'em thrse pen.
ny, and thoss who cant afford ~ buy
ssts 'sm for nutlin'
Old 0snt:--I'll take the lot.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Doctor, said the convalescent, smil-
ing weakly, you may send In your bill
any day now.
Tut, tut replied the NJ. D., silencing
his patient with the wave Of his hand.
You're not strong enough yet.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
4lsG@sag|!s;k
Only WISE WAY Or REFORM
psss. AeweNeassbsrO q Nassaed UNl
vesslty, 0epleses ths Neeert -
gxsromo Measures.

AW - 000IOUU ~ Eou00OiWHs0s S~ssv
ersd 3 few svenings since Prof. Hugo
Musnstsrbsrg Of Harvard university
sail: s54
"Aftse studying this problem for
more thaa - years. and after repeat.
Ing freQusntly IN the psychological
laboratory an the signincant expert
meats, anl aftsr curing scores Of
drunkafds By psychotherapsutic
means and thus being near the Ques-
ton sll the time. am fully convincsd
that under the present conditions of
Americas life the only wise way Of
reform 10 By working toward temper.
ance and not abstinence.
IT must b. . campaign q educa.
tion toward Q moderate ueo Of light
alcoholic beverages.
THAT kind OF abstinence legislation
which prevails In certain parts Of the
country and 10 svidsntly near in 9th.
ere 10 surely pot for the common good.
That II destroys industries and makes
hundreds Of thousands breadfess and
that II deprives millions Of harmless
Joyful feeling 10 still the smallest
harm which n produces. But far
mors important. b the disrsspect for
Law which Il creates.
Total abstinence puts premium
on the systematic violation Of law and
produces . form Of corruption which
% stlll worse than the corruption
which irrs1iates from the licensed -.
ipoa. Further, II rsinforcss drinking
Ii its most miserable and dangerous
torn. The moderate drinker 10 cut
o6, Wills the immoderats drinker 10
creatsd. Il abolishss light wine and
besr, and opens wide the way for the
worst kind a whisky.
1T eliminates every sound supsrvis-
ioa end makes minors and inebriates
the favorite customers. 4 clean sur.
face appsarancs and mental destruc.
tioa. Worst of al. the masses who
feel the instinctivs need Of an an
assthstic quickly and substitutes.
Il speak q psychothsrapist whose
experiencss cover the whole country.
n ~ that the sprsadins Of cocain-
len and morpAinism. q sexual Per
vsrsioas ard ruinous habits among
u abstainefs b alarming. But even
% ths surface. any ooe can 80 to
what degree oe dullnsss on the one
ssls ~ of vulgarity on the other side
u massss ore led Y the means Of
pAysie1ogical relief are cut Of from Q
stfoae. hasd.wosking population. TO
naht lntnmnoFanco by pr0hlhltlOn
nsans - Substitute oas evil for a.
OtAer.
I'VE mast Institute . reform By
slow e1ucatioa toward Q moedrate
- q light vine o. besr. with CON.
plsss abolitioa of the present saloon
end a the present disgusting habits.
anA that b the oaly way 70 psrman-
eat succsss IN this couatry. - loas ~
Americans remain Americans"
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Doctor Chun,p went to zee . little
boy who had very bad cold. The
doctor took one look at the child.
Don't you know your boy is coming
down with measles he asked severely.
Ye~, doctor, knew he was said the
woman. Then what In the world did
you mean by writing NE be hsd very
tad cold asked the doctor. The
woman hcsitated for . moment. Then,
looking at her husband, she said with
sullen frsnkness, Neither him nor me
knew how to spell measles.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

God m,eant that II should b. just -
true TO say, "Man is love-" = " say,
"God 10 love" And some day, wheu
oil Of His great love hes worked out "a
the full, II will be said.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
Why FRANCE IS PROSPEROUS
lseeesy ows - csmpslOn In eresrsss
Tkees ses extinetlsN u Aleehek
lem In Al Peeme.

: sTAsre h . campaign In progress
n France that has for its aim the
sxtisctioa cf alcoholism" remarked
Prot, J. II. Il Bow of New Orleans
Wills IN Baltimore the other day.
r haA occaslon On . recent visit
b that eountry TO And out the
strsasth anl sarnestness Of those en-
LISTED IN the movement. Those en-.
gassA IN this reform are not to be
comparsa With the advocates OF total
abstinence In the United States. The
Erench idea 10 to bring about the
abo,itioa Of the harmful practice Of
inlbibiAg absinths and other baneful
liqssurs, but chiefly absinthe. The
ravasss snA ruin wrought b. this se.
auctivs liquid must be IN reality
frightful. slss the snthusiasm for Its
supprsssion could never have gained
such hsadway or bssn embraced BY
% many respectable and Influential
people. With bsss and light wiass
they have no sort a quarrel.
"vrancs 10. however. In splsndid
coeditioa and its financial and poiiti.
col solidity rests on sure foundations.
Il 10. ail things considered. the rich
sst q uations nd can oct - banker
loe all. Trvs there 10 . big national
asbt, but Il b due from Fysnchmsn
10 Yrsschnsn and can Gauge no en-.
basrassnsat. The masses live wsll.
but hey prefer the mossy 70 the sf.
ticlss oe luxury thsy themselves pro.
1ues. and thsrssors ssad abroad thsir
ellis asa champagne. getting the
soesisusrs coin II lieu thereof and
saisiag n away for al time. The
noeey ths Vrsachmas earns stays at
hous ioesvsf an1 hs saves over and
ehevs be living sxpsasss more than
SAs isAabitasts a any other highly
elvillse1 natioo."
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Every grower of tomatoes should be
prepared 70 produce his own plantr
and these Of the finest quality. BY %
doing he has the plants at hand 10 put
In the neld, without any deterioration
In quality, when the soil b ready aud
the water at hand. To get the best 70
suits the soil for the bed should be pre-.
pared BY composing. II b not essen.
tial that glass should be used, but u b
preferable for starting early plants.
Canvas requires considerable more care
and labor In affording additional pro
tection. Furthermore u needs con.
siderably mors bottom heat - not ~
much warmth h secured from the sun.
In tlmes ot had weather ton much
shade may be the result With canvas,
causing the plants to grow splndlins.
When the plants are started In Febru.
ary or early March, sla.s should hs
used. Before they become large enough
70 crowd In early April they may be
shifted to canvas covered hed or the
cold frame - II 10 called. The seeding
must be done BY the 2Oth Of March,
Field and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
,meesvlas I,sssss LAW.

An ..ssaAnsnt Il he license lawa
= ~ STATE q 0outA Australia pro
ht>lts vcnes fre0 acting - bar
~, Thees already II business srs
rseu1ssl n Register and ars permit
~ q esneinss ID thas occupatiea,
~ = vsoaa ~ entss n u fsluse,
Aneut ~ have reOisesrsd ed ~
er1veA eeettoeotes uo1ss The law,
THes ~ 81 . bas.0Aids Wills
NJ Mo ~ 10 eeusus & tias this
on6esal1y eoa1s0oe1 eool1e1ea = %
senoa nlmAnAoeeae1en vil1 - ea1lsely
o6a1AohaA = oou1h Aneesa11A
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

For poached eggs have water deep
enough to cover the eggs. Add .
spoonful Of cider vinegar and . little
salt. When the water is boiling turn
the eggs Into u with care no - not to
break either the yolks or the covering
of aibun,en over the yolka. Keep the
water 1t near boiling point until the
eggs are cooked - desired, not permit
ting them to boil at any time. Take
up on slices Of buttered toast. This is
one OF the royal ways Of serving eggs
and to be perfect they must be strictly
fresh (which should mean, not over
twenty.four houn old. However, eggs
older than that, say several days old,
will poach fairly well. None Of ns
like the eggs that scramble themselves
every tune we attenp to posch them.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge, ]. J. Morefeld
County Clerk, Harry Sprague
County Treasurer, Charles Reed
Supt Of schools, Lallah Durward
County Sheriff, James Gawith
County Assessor, J. H Lynton
County Surveyor, George Mills
County Attorney, 3. W. Carpenter
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. I, W. W. Byers
District No. 2, W. l. Myler
District No. 8, George Halls
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor. W. r. Ordway.
Treasurer, J. W. Exon
Town Clerk, +. l.. WilbeF
Town Marshall, Billy Brumley
Trustees;
W. J Exon, r. B. Cabell, J. n. Rush, Jr., r. 4.
Akin, A. &. Swarner, B. u. Smith.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Sometimes s'p'cions, said Uncls
Ehsn, dat De onlIss' man dat really an
truly loves work b Dc one dat's hlsiu'
somebody else % do u.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-04

Broom corn 10 proving one of the
most profitable crops grown In Colo
RADIO the past season, says the Denver
Field aud Farm. One man In Baccs
county In the southeastern part Of the
state, . farmer named d. g. Greathouse.
hes just sold $50 bales Of broom corn
which netted him over %, 100. A. this
crop was grown without irrigation II b
something to think about. A largely
Increased acreage Of dry land will b.
put Tito broo,n corn the present year.
Il requires about the sane culture o.
corn and 10 planted shout the same
time. II h not difiicult crop to grow
but pron,ptness 10 required In harvest.
Ing the crop, a. the profit !, mostly
m,ads In the harvesting and curing.
Five acres Of dwarf broom corn Or three
acres of standard are usually required
to produce ton Of brush. The price
of brush varies widely, IN inferior
quality sometimes dropping to $50 .
TIM. The past sesson prices ranged
from olOO 10 $50 and the best quality
y nov selling from elsO to 100.