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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The inmates of the Louisiana State
Insane asylum are to issue a news
paper which they will call The Bull
letin. If they shall succeed i'm out
doing in wild imaginings some of the
issues of contemporary yellows there
will be immediate sale for their wares
in the undertaking markets.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

Mr.. Wiley says an egg will give the
strength of a pound of meat, and an
exchange is cruel enough TO suggest
that some eggs are even stronger
than that.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The Pullman company has made
another new ruling and now the
upper berth is lower and the lower
berth is higher; but lower than it
used to be. We are not splitting
grammatical hairs on the matter.
What people want is a hair mattress
for the least money.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11
IT IS THE STUCK Pig THAT SQUEALS

Competitors who had been charging two prices for their goods before
the Golden Rule opened for business r now crying cheap goods at
the Golden kule. You bet they are cheap, but not cheap trash as our
competitors would try ST make you believe. We sell only dependable
merchandise. Our prices r stumbling blocks to competitors.
They try to meet ur prices but cannot match our values. When bust
ness is dull with them they put oil a big whoop-emup sale but Golden
Rule prices arr still lower than the special sale prices at other stores.
We have n job lots o broken lots to offer. No special prices for
special days. No special sales to rid our shelves of unreasonable shop
worn goods. Golden Rule prices ar always lower. Golden Rule val
ues are always better than you can buy of the other fellow for the price
quoted. Don't buy until you get the Golden Rule price.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The census returns for Nevada
which were made public the past
week show that our population has
nearly doubled during the past de
cade and all patriotic citizens are re-
joicing accordingly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

Porfrio Diaz has been president of
Mexico nearly as many terms as W.
J. Bryan has aspired to in this coun-
try, and neither of them show any
signs of quitting.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The presidents message to con-
gress was twice as long as the one he
sent last year. Evidently the results
of election did not leave him too full
for utteranee.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

Doctor Cook expresses doubt as 10
whether he discovered the North
Pole, but other people have no doubt
at all on the subject. The doctor
should line up with the majority and
make il unanimous.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The fight TO dissolve the Sugar
Trust has begun. It ought I o be well
under way by the time the mex presi-
Dental election is held.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

A New Jersey judge has decided
that when a waiter serves a customer
with a tough steak il is no crime 10
smear him with the juice of a cram
berry pie. But it seems an awful
waste of good pie.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The silence of Mr.. Roosevelt is only
another solemn reminder that all
things are possible.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

citizen is practicing rigid economy the
little pairing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

A New York evangelist in a fit of
desperation called Wall street a lot
terry. On the contrary. il is the surest
of sure things.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

The British sufragettes have really
accomplished something worth while.
They have made England forget the
German war scare.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

In scaling a fish. hold it under the
water to keep the scales from flying.
The scaling may be much more easily
done If the fish is first dipped for an
instant into boiling water.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

President Taft is cutting down the
department estimates. When the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

revenue, and a merry fight may be
waged in the legislature before the
close of the session.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11
(By Wireless from Santa)

by Wireless from Santa)
DEAK SfIDKEN: am N my way to see you, and what a fine
lot OF Toys and Dolls have for you all. You must call at the Golden
Rule Store and see what leave there for you. If you arr good you
will get what you want. SANTA
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

You can make your selections now and
we will deliver when advised
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
CONVICTION RESULT
FOR BELLE MOORE
College Woman Proves Ne
greSS White SLAYER.

New York May 11-BeIle Moore. the
ntgress whose Indictment for procuring
two white girls FOR immoral purposes
resulted from the special grand jury'S
Investigation OF the so-called white slave
Trade. was found guilty tonight She
was charged with procuring Alice Milton
and Belle Woods. placing them in the
hands OF an agent Of the district at
torney. with the understanding that they
were to become inmates Of a disorderly
house in Seattle, and receiving Sl25 for
her work
The principal witness for the prosecu-
ton was Mrs Frances NJ Foster. the
college woman. who was employed by
the district attorney 10 aid George y.
Miller and a United States secret service
agent, now on furlough. who testified
that he had spent between 5000 and 81. 90
i'm the two months consumed by the in
vestisation Mrs. Foster is the woman
mentioned in the testimony on Wednes-
day as Frank G. Fuller, the supposed
owner OF a disorderly house in Seattle
who was i'm New York looking for likely
girls.
Mrs. Foster said she was Il graduate
Of Radcliffe College; that she married in
1900 a lawyer. from whom she had sepa-
rated and that she had been working for
the district attorney in the investigation
since March >.
Mrs. Foster appeared 20 be about
thirty-fve years old She wore a blue
chi hat, a long gray raincoat. and veil
which, when raised during her testimony.
disclosed "a pleasant face with firm
mouth and chin. Her dark eyes We're
partly hidden by spectacles. She was
self-possessed and didn't seem troubled
by the searching REORGANIZATION.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
SIX BISHOPS CONSECRATED
Archbishop Ireland Presides at
Auspicious Ceremony.
Seminary Grounds in st. Paul Scene
Of Catholic Event seldom
OVershadOwed.

st. Paul, May 19-Six bishops recently
appointed by the Pope To fill vacant do
ceses in the province of st. Paul. OF
which Archbishop Ireland IS metropoII-
tan. were cOnsecrated to-day. The cere-
mony took place on the grounds and in
the chapel Of ST. PauTs Seminary.
Archbishop Ireland was the consecrator
and was assisted by Bishop James No
Golrick Of Duluth. and the Right Rev.
James Trobec. Of ST Cloud. MINI. The
Rev. Francis Schafer was master Of cere-
monies.
The ceremony is said by ecciesIasts 20
have been overshadOwed only once in
modern times. when the Pope himself
consecrated fourteen French bishops. and
in the United States the only ceremony
which approached IL in significance was
when Archbishop Ireland consecratad
Bishops STANLEY. McGolrick and Cotte-
al the same time. An immense gathering
of the Iaity saw the procession. but as
the chapel held seating room only for
the priests, the publ, was not admitted
10 the conservation.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
ROOT WILL MEET
ROOSEVELT ABROAD
New York Senator Leaves
City for Foreign Trip.

Senator Elhu Root left Washington
yesterday afternoon for New York
whence he sails to-day for The Hague.
where he Is to represent the Uniter
States in the Newfoundland fisheries
case.
Senator Root expects 10 see Col Roose-
welt soon after he arrives in Europe. and
he will talk over the political situation.
Senator Root has been in correSpon-
Gence with Col. Roosevelt since ne
emerged from Africa
Senator Root called at the White House
Yesterday 20 pay his respects to the
President before leaving
President Taft accepted an invitation
TO attend the commencement exercises OF
Lincoln College Lincoln. Pa. one Of the
big negro Institutions Of the country. on
June Is.
President Taft has been urged 10 ap-
poiat Mrs Winnie r. Hoxie. wife OF
Gen Hoxie OF the Engineer Corps. a
member Of the art commission created
by Congress.
The name Of Mrs Hoxie was presented
by Representative Drisc0n. Carter. Pick
EFT. and Stanley The President said ne
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
YERKES OBSERVATORY
SCIENTISTS ARE BAFFLED

Williams Bay Wis, May 19.-Scientists
at Yerkes Observatory are all at sea
over the behavior of Halley's comet
They do not know whether the earth
went through the comets tail or whether
its head crossed the sun
The astronomers reported to-day tina.
last night they secured photographs and
accurate records of meteoric phenomena
and varying heavenly illumination under
atmospheric conditions nearly perfect for
work with camera and telescope Prof
Edward E. Barnard was much pleased
with the result Of his observations.
Prof Frost, in charge Of the observa-
tory. and Prof Mitchell. Of New York.
do not connect the display OF aurora
directly with the comet. The aurora
lights last night followed the observation
Of three huge sun spots late in the after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

lure and opened the meeting with prayer.
Rev Or. J. A. Mackenzie. Of New Yea
land. brought it to a close with bene-
diction
The night was replete with stirring
scenes As the Presidential party left
the hall. late in the evening. ff;;sshop
Meyer asked the audience to sing THE
star Spangled Banner" declaring he had
never heard it by an American crowd
Sing National Anthem.
a trained choir of $50 men and women.
massed upon the platform behind the
speakers, started the swelling chorus of
the national anthem. As voice after
voice joined. the refrain grew in volume
until the audience fairly rocked TO the
martial lit. Men and women of many
tongues sang Justify with the Americans.
%. let the nations be glad and sing for
JOY was the opening hymn. The tune
ful anthem OF thanksgiving could be
heard two squares from the hall
The afternoon session apparently taxed
the capacity of Convention Hail. and hun
dreds were turned away. But last night.
as Bishop Meyer announced. there were
as many people in the streets unable to
get admittance as in the hall
The police blocked the entrances after
the safety line had been reached. and
during the entire evening they tried in
vain 10 keep the aisles clear.
As a last resort, an overflow meeting
lat Calvary Church was announced. and
that house Of worship in turn was filed
to its capacity. Mrs. Layyah Barakat. of
Syria. was the speaker OF the evening at
the church
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
ILL FROM LAUGHING.
Girl Suffered Hemorrhage of Nose
When Friends Amused Her.

That there can he such thing as 4
dissipation laughter was learned ny
Flrence Hume. seventeen years 3D., Of 1916
street northeast yesterday afternoon.
While AT 40 & street northwest shortly
after 3 O'Clock. Miss Hume. with several
friends. was much amused at the nu-
morous sallies Of members OF the party.
She. began laughing. The laughter
brought on TT OF coughing and severe
sneezing. and blood vessels in her nose
were ruptured. \ hemorrhage followed.
She was removed 70 the Emergency Hos
pital.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
Thomas Knnckch Out

San Francisco. May 19-The twenty
round fight tonight between Billy Papke
and George Thomas was one of the worst
fakes seen here in many months. Papke
knocked Thomas out in the first half of
the sixteenth round. after letting him
stay fifteen rounds. Papke outweghed
Thomas by at least fifteen pounds. ANY
time after the first round he could have
knocked his man out, but he stalled.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
FUND FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Campaign to Raise 10000 Begun nj
Mass Meeting.

A campaign 10 collect Sle."50 to devote
20 the needs OF the William Mckinley
Normal and Industrial School Of Alexan-
dria was inaugurated last night az
mass meeting a. Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church.
Rabbi Ahram simon, Of the Washing
ton Hebrew Temple. who was scheduled
TO make the principle address was una
bic 10 be present.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
GERMAN EXPERTS THINK
TAIL NOT YET PASSED

Berlin. May i9.-Prof Guhfick. director
OF the Royal Observatory. and other Ger
man astronomers agree that the earth
probably has not yet come I'm contact
with the tail Of Halley's comet Some
emphatically say that It has not. The
Austrian Academy Of Sciences has com
municated the same opinion. The bal
loon Investigations were without result.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
BENzOATE BAD FOR CATSUP.
Government Expert TeStifieS ut In
diannpOlis Hearing.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 19-Dr A w.
Biting. Of Lafayette. who I'm 1907 was
detailed by the United States govern
ment Department Of Agriculture TO see
il he could find a means of making to-
mato catsup so that it would keep with
out the use Of benzoate of soda or SINH
lar preservatives. testified to-day for the
defense in the benzoate OF soda case
which is being heard before Edward
Daniels. master in chancery in the Fed
eral Court
DR.. Biting said he found greater guam
titles of living and dead organisms in
catsup preserved with benzoate than in
the nOnpreserved catsup, sustaining the
testimony Of the State board of health
that better raw materials were used in
the pure product He also said the
makers of pure catsup had no difficulty
I'm making a catsup which would keep for
months in an open bottle.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
SLABS WOMAN AND SELF.
Plumber j. J. Franklin Attacks
Visitor AZ His Home

While supposedly under the influence
OF liquor at his home. 323 Eighth street
northeast. yesterday afternoon. James J..
Franklin, thirty-siX years old. cut Mrs.
Annie Smith in the left arm with a pair
Of scissors and stabbed himself in the
abdomen
With friend he walked to Casualty
Hospital. Neither Mrs. Smith nor Frank
lin were seriously hurt
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

would be pleased to consider the sug-
gestiOn.
The railroad bill was the subject Of a
short talk between the President and
Senator ElkinS
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

CO MIG street.
Alexandria. Va. May la-Gov. Mann
win grant no more respites i'm the cases
OF Gavin Johnson. Richard Pines. Eu-
gene Dorsey. and Henry Smith, negroes.
convicted of the murder Of Walter +.
Schultz. He has said so 70 Atto.ney r,
7 p. Russell, just returned from Richmond.
who represented Smith. smith is SEN
fenced TO die June g. and the others June
10. While the governor. il is understood.
had no; intimated what he will do I'm the
cases OF the condemned men, the opinion
prevails here that he will commute the
sentences Of all 20 life Imprisonment.
Gazing heavenward for a glimpse Of
the comet, Joseph r. Glover deputy
United States marshal. took an In
voluntary bath last night when he
toppled from one Of the city wharves
into the placid waters OF the Potomac.
on which the moon Shone i'm all its
effugence. Mr.. Glover was leaning
against a railing on the wharf which
gave way. He swan ashore, and other
than the loss Of a pair Of spectacles was
little the worse from his experience.
The Medical Society Of Northern Vir-
sinia and the District Of Columbia. az its
annual meeting AZ Manassas. elected the
following officers: DIT. A. 3 Hooe presi-
dent. Washington: DR.. A. II. Coor,bs
recording secretary. Fairfax; DR.. Charles
White, corresponding secretary. Wash
ington; Dr.. F. NJ. Brooks. treasurer.
Fairfax. Several papers on medical sub
jects were read, after which a banquet
was served.
on the charge of stealing a watch and
chain from the residence Of William
Rogers. 1902 King street. where she was
employed, Virginia Nelson. colored. IS now
In the tolls and will be given a hearing
in the Police Court tomorrow morning
In addition TO readings by Miss lean
Wilson. Of Washington, al the entertain
ment tomorrow evening at the Young
Peoples Building for the puprpose Of rails
ing funds for the public drinking foun-
tam proposed TO be erected by Mount Yer
non Chapter. Daughters of the American
revolution. other participants viii In
clude: Mrs Thomas Hulfsh. solo. Misc
Catherine Waller and Miss Kast niano
and violin duets; Miss Alice Anderton
solo; Mrs. Walter Thompson. solo. Mr.
CarbauSh. Washington solo.
William f. Latham has purchased from,
Capt. \. J. Fair and wife a house and
lot on the north side Of Wolfe street he
tween Lee and Union streets. A deed or
conveyance was placed on record to-day
in the Office Of the clerk Of the CORPORA
ton Court
The strawberry festival held NJ the
parish hall Of Christ Episcopal Church
this evening was well attended. It was
given by the women Of the Sunday scboo1
Of that church. The funds win be used
for the installation Of a furnace in the
church.
The annual closing exercises OF thu
West END public school will be held at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at that
school
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
Observation-Disclosures
No More ReSpiteS to Be Given
Negro SlayerS.
GOVERNOR MAKES IT KNOWN
Henry smith VIII Die June 3. and
johnson, Pines. and Dorsey June
Into River When Wharf Gives
Way-Strawberry Festival Held.

F. Clinton knight 625 King street. AleIAndrln
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
iugton Herald The Herald will be delivered daily
and sunday 20 any address in Alexandra for 50
eeuts a month.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Smart little coats Of plain colors are
worn with checked. striped. or changeahle
wolfe or silk.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Lima Beans, dried, lb. 49,. &c
Scotch Peas, dried, lb. $500. sc
Yellow Split Peas. dried, h.. Sc
Green Split Peas, dried, b.. 7c
Lentils, dried, ID. 7c
Miilar's Marmalade. jar. .17c
A & p Condensed Milk, can. 10c
Beechnut Bacon, jar.---..-.28c
BecChnut Beef. jar.
Rolled Oats, lb. .......--.. &c
Yellow Cornmeal, ID. ---.- Sc
White Cornmcal, d. Sc
Bon Ami, cake. &c
Stove Polish, pkg. &c
Elastic Starch, pkg. .---->-. sc
Sapolio. pkg. 7c
Celery Salt, bottle. 10c
Curry Powder. bottle. lilo
Pure Spices, ID -..--25c
Entire Wheat Flour, pkg....25c
Graham Flour. bag. .-..-..-....I2c
Durkee's Salad Dressing .-.--
Zoe. nc, slc
Pin Money Pickles. bot. 16c. 2Sc, soc
r 4 r Boned Chicken, CAM. Soc
Table salt, BIB. bag-..--.-....-.5 &c
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Hecker's Cream Oatmeal, pIg....--.-... &c
A Ball Blue. 4-lb. box. .............. SC
Peanut Butter, ID. ...-....--...-....-..1 lie
Domestic SardneS, can. --.--...---..... sc
Ked Alaska Salmon can. -........... .13c
Marshalls Fresh Herring, an.---.--.-. .1211ac
premium Hams, lb.----.--- .19c
Full Cream Cheese ID. ...... 18c
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
COMET TO BE SEEN
IN WEST TONIGHT

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Japan Rice, 6 lbs.
Marshalls Herring, 2 cans. -.
(hlppered or Tomato Sauce.)
New York State Plums, 3 cans.
Stringless Beans. 3 cans. .......
Iona Tomatoes. I cans. ........
Evaporated Apricots. , lbs. 80.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Bishop Hartzell, the last speaker Of the
evening. referred laughingly TO Col.
Roosevelt's jaunt in the jungles
You must recognize that great con-
tinent OF ours" he said. why. a few
months I'm Africa has made even Theo-
odore Roosevelt a better man He is a
better shot now. He can look a lion in
the face with an intrepid spirit"
The bishop went on to describe the
bloodless division OF the dark continent
between the countries OF Europe. He
said the church has made great strides
toward evangelizing Africa, and was op-
timistic in regard to the future.
Bishop Alfred T. Harding. of the Epis-
cOpal Diocese Of Washington. read Scrip-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

William f. Latham has purchased from
Capt. Y J. Fair and wife a house and
lot on the north side Of Wolfe street. he
tween Lee and Union streets A deed Of
conveyance was placed on record to-day
in the office Of the clerk Of the Corpora
ton Court
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

The strawberry festival held AT tn,
parish hall Of Christ Episcopal Church
this evening was well attended It wa.
given by the women Of the Sunday schoO
Of that church. The funds VIII be usee
for the installation Of a furnace in IN,
church
The Washington times., 1910-10-20
CONSCIENCE PAINS
PUBLIC'S CHEATERS
PoStoffce Department Re
ceives Contributions From
Those Grown Repentful.

The Postoffce Department may be
called upon to create a conscience
fund on account Of contributions by
people who have defrauded postal
clerks.
There has been a conscience fund
at the Treasury Department for years.
and large sums have been received
A dollar bill recently was received by
the Postmaster General from New
Jersey man. 1t was inclosed in brief
note. saying the writer. twenty-six years
before, while in the postal service, pad
ded his account TO that extent. He said
he now felt that he should make resu-
tuition
The departmest officials received s.
from a New Yorker. It was mailed at
the metropolitan office, and OF course
gave no clue as to the sender's identity.
There was also a brief explanation. II
indicated that many years before the
writer had robbed the mails or THIS
sum II added that old age was ap-
preaching. and before II was too late
he wanted to relieve his conscience or
the memory Of his crime
Yesterday three 2-cent stamps came 10
hand With them came the simple an
nouncement In a woman's handwriting
that the writer had taken advantage
Of the Government to the amount COW
cred by the stamps, and that she, or he,
wished to make good the loss.
The Washington times., 1910-10-20
R. R. COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET IN CAPITAL
Uniform Legislation to Regu-
late IntraState Roads
One Problem.

Uniform legislation for the regulation
OF intrastate railroads and all the prob
lens in connection with the States con-
troll over their common carriers will en-
gage the attention Of the National As
sociation of Railway Commissioners
which meets in Washington on Novem-
Der Is.
Secretary Connolly. who Is also acting
secretary Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. has Just issued the call for
the next convention of the railway COM
missioners. Practically every State in
the Union will be represented, the mem
bers Of the Maryland Public Service
Commission being the latest recruits tC
the membership Of the association
More effective and comprehensive leg
islation by the various States is the
most important question before the rail-
road commissioners. The work OF push
ing this has been divided among four
committees. That headed by Ira b.
Mills. Of Minnesota, embraces the States
Of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets. and a dozen more. The Mills
committee is now at work upon its
recommendations.
In addition 10 legislation. the associa-
ton will consider shippers claims on
common carriers, railway service ana
railway accommodations, railroad sta
tistics. accounts and statistics OF street
railways, simplification Of railway tar
ifs, rates and rate making, UNIFORM
classification. car service and demur-
rage, railway capitalization, safety APP
planes, grade crossings and tresspass-
irg railroad taxes and railroad Valud-
ton amendments 10 the act to regulate
nj d.afu a a
forcing orders Of State railway com
missions
The members of the Interstate Com
merce Commission are actively associ'
ated with the state officials in this or
ganiZation and work with them IN tht
effort 20 secure better regulation and
control Of interstate as well as interstate
carriers