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The farmer and mechanic., 1910-04-19

Fret not thy gizzard," is the re-
ceipt of DR.. D. X. Pearson, ninety
years old, who has given his millions
'o fortE-seVen colleges He says every
man should marry young and be con-
tented, should walk much, go to bed
soon and get up early" There is no
oouht that worry kills many more
than work
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-04-19
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(Copyright, 1909, by George Matthew
Adams.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-20
Rims TEN MILES IN
b. LESS THAN An HOUR
,,Ider King Travels Fast on
Third Day of Training De-
spite LameneSS.

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ling expected TO come down from
The Coast on the last army transport
and sent bis running shoes and all his
Earaphernalla aboard. Then he found
be cauda I get away IL time and left
word TO have his luggage dropped off
a, Honolulu, but when he landed from
tas steamer Hilonian aud looked for
bis gatft he could get no trace Of it.
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The Washington times., 1910-03-21
VANDERBILT PLANS
SEASONS COACHING
Ten Miles Added to Trip
Over New Route.

LONDON, March A--George Wilson,
who last year alternatcd with Alfred G.
Vanderbilt in driving the coach from
London TO Brighton. has just arrived
from America he broU ght over with
him the four famous Vanderbilt srays.
which viii be used again on the coach
this year.
The first trip Will be made on May 3.
and thereafter trips win be made daily.
except Sundays. throughout the season.
Mr. Vanderbilt viii drive the greater
part OF the time.
A new route viii be followed this year.
making the trip from London 10 Bright
on aOoUt ten miles longer. IL viii be
lAtOuSA q much more picturesque COuu-
Try than the road previously taken.
penang IuTtner TO the west and making
a lOop INTO Surrey, from Epson through
Leatherheao by EorouEhs Bridge, Box
NH, DOrEIug and thence on in rDl
straight road 70 Brighton.
There Is no pretuer country round
LondOn anywhere than this stretch be.
tween Epson and DOrhing, but IL vii
be found q difficult road Tor coaching
There is one very bad turn just beyond
Leatherhead, which Mr.. Vanderbilt vii
need al his eNpertness as a driver Z,
negotiate without accident. The road i
narrow, with high walls on each side
At the foot Of steep hill there is Z
turn sharper than a right angle. and a
the turn the road goes up another sJeeI
hill.
Mr.. Wilson and NJ. vanderbilt wen
over the road first in a motor car las
the Venture out almost daily to IA
miliarize themselves with all the trick
OF the way Already seats for the trip
nave been well booked up.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21

patton. In my opinion constipation
IS responsible for most ailments. There
are thirty-twO feet Of human bowels,
which IS really a sewer pipe. When tins
pipe becomes clogged, the whole system
becomes poisoned, causing bllOusness, IN
digestion and impure blood, which often
produces rheUmasCism and kidney AL
ments- No woman who suffers with con-
stipati0n or any liver complaint can ez-
pect to have a clear complexion, OF enjoy
good health.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are q tonic
to the stomach, liver and nerves. They
invigorate instead Of weakening; they
enrich the blood instead Of impOverish-
ing It; they. enable the stomach to get
all the nOUrishment from IOOd that Is
put into It.
These pills contain no calomel, no dope
+hey are soothing, healing and stImu-
lating. They school the bowels 70 act
without physic. Price . cents
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
NEW LINCOLN STORY
TOLD BY MARSHALL
Springfield, ILL.,, Man Carries One
Never Told Before" to
New York.

NEW YORK. March 21.-Thomas L
Marshall Of Springfield, Ill, now stay
ing at the Waldorf, possesses a number
of legal manuscripts written by Mr.
Lincoln. He also had a brand new
story on the martyred President
Mr.. Lincoln" said Mr. Marshall yes
terday, was friendly to his toddy- He
never drank much, but when he want
ed a stimulant he took II. He became
candidate for the Senate Abe, said a
friend. quit your drinking. Your enc
mics will use it on you
90 There was a family named Sprag-
gins living near u.s. said Mr.. Lincoln 10
his adviser. "and they We're very poor.
I remember my mother telling me one
night how distressed the children were.
Meeting the eldest boy next day gave
him my gingerbread cake, which I was
taking to school for luncheon. He
gulped it down like a hungry dog
Mr.. Lincoln remarked TO the boy that
ne seemed fond of gingerbread Yes,
Abe was the reply I like It better
and gifts less Of it than any boy on San
canon county
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
MILLIONAIRE SORG
IS DRIVING COACH
Due to Arrive Today at At
lantic City With Party
of Friends.

NEW YORK. March 21.-Paul Sorg.
the tobacco millionaire. who viii follow
the example set by Alfred Vanderbilt
and drive a road coach out OF New
York this season, is due 10 arrive in
Atlantic City today with a coaching
party Of friends who left New York
yesterday morning.
The start was made from Tie Holland
House. after an early breakfast, with
Mr. Sorg on the box.
The party viii attend the horse show
at Atlantic City this week, and should
arrive there this afternoon. Reports
from the party, which left Lakewood
this morning on the last part Of the
trip, indicate that the first day out was
thoroughly enjoyed
The trip was made in the big blue
and yellow coach IAN Sports which
made the run 10 Philadelphia last fall
The guests were c. A. BaudOuine. of
Rye; D. II. Gaines. n. NJ. Smith, z w
Griffith. J. D. Armstrong. R. W Brixey.
q. l. MCIiOSe, DR.. J. p MCGOWAN. and
II. p Martin. Mrs. SOrg. Mrs. Nc
GOWan, Mrs Armstrong, ana MrS.
Gaines breakfaSted with the party at
the hotel, and saw them of. Mr.. Bau-
douine. who sat on the box with Mr.
Sorg. was to drive part Of the way.
At S o'clock the coach rolled away
from the hotel. drawn by four hand
some bay French coach horses, the nigh
leader and wheel horses having white
socks that flashed with the blue and
yellow varnisn as the outfit was toOied
down the avenue. The first relay OF
horses was put on after the ferry az St.
George had been crossed at $50 O'clock.
The party reached the HuguenOt Inn,
Staten Island at II o'clock. where
lunch was served. and were on their
way again at l o'clock. Freehold was
reached at ? O'Clock, Long Branch at
S-3O AsbuTy Park at l. and lakewood
at 6.
Mr. Sorg's own horseshoer, p. J. KEEL
"; his private cOachman, William Ear
wicker. and valet. Joe Commiskey. went
along in Mr. Brixley's automobile
Another horse to help the coach over
the Staten Island hills followed.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
WILL GIVE MEDAL
TO READY SPEAKERS

At the regular meeting Of the Phto-
denIc Society OF Georgetown University
tomorrow night. George +. Hamilton
viii present 10 the university the gold
medal which he has founded IN per-
petuum for extempOraneOUS debating
In mis- address tomorrow night Mr.
Hamilton viii express TO The students
his belief I'm the value Of continued
practice fin cxtemporneOus debate as
training for students. The first award
u the medal viii be made az the con-
cIusiOn Of the debates next month The
medal will be struck at the Philadel-
pbia mint one s'Ce will bear the seal
OF the PhiIOdem5c SIcie-y. and the other
a design 20 be seleC,zd by Mr. Haml-
ton.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
VIRGINIA BILLS SIGNED.

RICHMOND, Va, March H.-GovernOr
Manr hes completed his work OF read
ing Ead signing the bills passed by the
ger era assembly About $50 bills were
passed OF these 245 are house bills.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
CANOE OVERTURNS,
ZAYAS IS RESCUED

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March H.-Fran-
cisco Zayas, son Of the vice president OF
Cuba and a student OF st. Johns Col
lege. IS apparently none the worse to-
day for his involuntary plunge In the
Severn, which nearly resulted in his
death.
In company with Manuel Marcer. a
fellOW-studeuJ ZayaS wa spaddinE q
canoe which overturned about dftv
yards from the shore. MaUcer held 10
the craft. but Zayas was not able 10
keep above water. The boys were res
cued by Beaufort T. KirWan, an aD-
prentice Of the United States Naval
Hospital, and Peter Foy, a private Of
marines.
Jumping into the water they swan 10
the boys and IIiTwan securing a hold on
Zayas' hair kept his head above water
until the arrival Of q boat
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
Gas on Stomach, Heartburn or
Indigestion Will Simply Vanish

dose 5ust as soon es you can. There
VIII be no sour risings, no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn fullness or
heavy feeling IN the stomach. Nausea.
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or In
testinal gripping. This will all 60, and
besides. there viii be no sour food left
over in the stomach 10 poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for
out-of-order stomachs. because Il takes
hold OF your food and digests It Just
the same as If your stomach wasn't
there.
Relief IN FIVE minutes from all stom-
ach misery IS waiting for you at any
drugstore
These large 6O-Cent cases contain more
than sufficient to thOrOuchly cure al
most any case Of Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton or any other stomach disorder
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
RECORD SHIPMENT
Of VINE IS MADE
California Sending 582 Bar
relS to New York Via
Panama.

LOS ANGELES. March 21.-By far the
largest shipment OF wine ever made
in the United States has started on its
sea Journey from California TO New
York The consignment Is So barrels Of
wine.
This is a from a vineyard OF south
ern California, which IS the largest
vineyard in the world, and IL IS be-
lieTed that Il indicates that once the
Panama Canal IS open California wine
viii be shipped IN enormous quantities
70 the East.
Isthmian. which is making its opening
run 70 Panama for the American-Ha-
waiian line
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
Your out-of-Order Stomach
will feel fine in five
minutes
minutes.

Every year regularly more than
million stomach sufferers in the United
States, England, and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin and realize not only
immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation Will digest
anything you eat and overcome a sour,
gassy or out-Of-Order stomach five min
utes afterwards.
If your meals don't ft comfortably.
or what you eat lays Ike a lump OF
lead IN your stomach, or II you have
heartburn, that is a sign Of Indigestion.
Get from your Pharmacist a 5O-cent
case Of Pape's Diapepsin and take a
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
Officials Have Little Sympa-
thy for Disciplined Mid
shipmen of Annapolis.
PROTEST BY GIRLS
REGARDED AS JOKE
Declare Social Training of Second
ary Importance-Academy Head
Has Free Hand.
Let Captain Bowyer alone"


This is the attitude of the Navy De-
partment toward the superintendent Of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis as
indicated by Acting Secretary Win
throp today.
No official complaint has been re-
Ceived~at the department concerning the
manner in which Superintendent Bow
yer is running things at Annapolis and
none is expected. Mr.. Winthrop said
the department had no intention Of in
terfering with Captain BOwyer.
Whatever comment and gossip is go
ing the rounds among the wives and
daughters of naval officers or those
who lean toward social life at Annapolis
over the discipline Of the cadets is like
water on a ducks back TO the men who
run the navy.
.oTommy-rot," said Captain Muligan,
assistant chief of the Bureau Of Navi-
cation this morning. From what 1
can gather from the papers the cadets
have been having privileges such as we
never thought Of getting twenty years
ago. Such a thing as going outside the
grounds to escort girls 20 the hops was
unheard Of in my time
Little Sympathy Ter Cadets.
Other officers shared The views Of Mr..
Winthrop and Captain Mulligan- They
are said TO look upon Superintendent
Bower as an exceptionally Sooc man.
and TO approve of discipline While
they auUreciate the value OF SOclal
training and practice by the cadets IN
the gentle art OF being able 70 60
through a bail room without walking
over the guests feet, they Jhlnk III
wholly secondary to the business OF De
coming good officers
If the cadets chose TO Try the 'Sll-
eDce'' protest, officers declare II was
their own funeral" if they hit the
discipline of the Academy and bounced
off. Nothing Is known and less is
cared by the department about the
trouble between the CADETS ana Lieu
tenant BerthOlf, which brought ABOUT
1he silence attempt Saturday even
ing.
Bowyer Has Free Hand
So far as the department is con-
cerned, that is a matter wholly IN the
hands Of Superintendent Bowyer. lie
nav settle it in his own way.
The complaints of he young women
who had so much l~oublo getting 70
Sat1Irday's nights Gop caused SfeAt
amIsement among the officers on ouly
at the department From Jhelr NIeW-
110fnt The Joke was on the mldsnlpmen
Ind the young women. The midshlp-
men were responsible, according 10 Il-e
older officers. and if the young women
wish to complain they should nle thelE
conuIaiuts with the midshipnen, ana
advise them TO obey the rules OF the
Academy
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
SPRING GOODS
ON EXHIBITION
Imported WoOlens Feature Of
o Tailoring establishments
Display.

A comprehensive line OF spring goods
was placed on exhibition today at the
opening Of the Wetzel tailoring estab-
Iishment. 931 f street northwest
The stock included new styles OF do
mestic and imported goods for spring
suits and models Of the latest cuts IN
mems clothing A feature Of the exhi-
bition was the line Of imported wOOlens.
Special attention was attracted to the
samples O. tailoring shown, which in
Cluded a number Of new models as well
as the standard cuts. 3. +. Quinn, re
Gently cutter for Iaughery & Son, Of
Fifth avenue, New York, IS the WetzeI
desi igner.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
NEW HOUSE PLANNED
BY ALOYSIUS CLUB

To reorganize the Aloyslus Club and %
erect a modern club house at North
Capitol and K streets. IS the plan a num-
Der Of Washingtonians are engaged in
developing.
A campaign was launched last night
az a reception given By prospective
members OF the club 70 the Rev. Michael
O'KAne, S. J., Of Philadelphia Views Of
the proposed building were exhibited
on 4 gtereOpticOn. More than ] 700 men
OF St Aloysius parish attended the re-
ception.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
RENEWAL OF RIOT
FEARED IN MONROE
Two Killed, Four Wounded,
in Battle at Dance in
Louisiana Town.

MONROE, La, March 21.-Sheriffs,
deputies. and citizens are patrOlling the
streets here today 10 prevent any fur
ther outbreak resulting from the killing
Of two men and the wounding OF four
at a dance IN the NIP and Tuck neigh
bOrhoCd.
The dead are lack and Arthur NoIans
and the wounded Arthur NOlans' sons.
A woman Is believed 10 have been the
cause.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
SECRET OF THIRST.

CHESTER, Pa, March H.-On &C
count Of several workmen becoming i'll
from drinking the salty city water, the
Penn Steel Company substituted spring
water A whisky barrel was secured
and the change seemed TO work like
a charm. On examination it was found
that sufficient whisky had been left In
the receptacle 20 give the spring water
a most seductive palstableness.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
DETECTIVE TRACES
MAN TO MONTREAL
Secret Service Said to Be on Trail
of Alleged Customs
Nto1o4Or
Violatcr.

OTTAWA. Ontario, March H.-Word
has reached here that Detective Poulin,
Of the Federal Secret Service at Wash
ington. has been in Montreal searching
for Alexander Hollender. who is wanted
in connection with customs frauds at
New York
It IS said POulin traced the man TO
Montreal. and was just on the eve Of
getting him when he left. presumably
for Ottawa. a full description Is given
Of him, and efforts yyil ne made TO pre-
vent him from getting away 10 Europe.
He Is wanted b. the Montreal police
also.
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
0NSTIPATION
MUNYON'S
PAW.-PRW PILLS

Munyon's Paw
Paw Pills are un-
ike all other laxa
tives or cathartics.
They coax the liver
INTO activity b.
gentle methods
They do not scoUT
they DO not grpe;
they do not weak
en-; but shcv do
start all the secre
tiOns Of the liver
and stomach N a
way that soon puts
these organs IN a
healthy condition
and cOrrects cOnsJI-
The Washington times., 1910-03-21
my LIBERAL TERMS.

Of payments enable you TO give i'm
mediate attention to your teeth in
stead Of allowing them to be ruined
while saving enough money to give
them necessary attention.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Wheeler National Monument Park

IT.. creation OF the Wheeler Ma
tionaI Monument by the United
Sta ns Government. made operative
by the signature of President Roose-
veil few days before the expiration
OF bis term. serves TO bring to pub.
lie notice great natural attraction
whirh % Is believed Is destined to
rivaI the Yellowstone National Park.
the Royal Gorge in the Grand Canon
Of the Arkansas. and the Natural
Brides of Utah.
rhe tract included by the proclama.
, Ion is situated on the south slope
aud near the summit OF the Continen.
tai Divide at an elevation of approx.
mately II 500 feet a owe sea.level.
about twelve miles nothwest from Wa
gon Wheel Gap, Colorado. a famous
hot springs resort of the Rocky Noun.
aims. Innumerablc columns Of pale
Yellow sandstones, assuming the
shapes of castles and domcs. as well
as countless grotesquc figures, pre-
sent pinnacled aud serrated pano.
r1mic view unlike anything else In
the geological world.
This new park is to be know as
the Wheeler National Monument In
honor of Lieut.. Wheeler. an early
cNplorer In this section The presi'
dent derived his authority for this
oIict under the act OF congress, ap'
poved June S, 1906. providing for the
pr"servation OF American antiquities.
ON or about the 2ith Of January
senator Guggenheim introduced bill
100 congress asking an appropriation
of $4,000 to build wagon road from
point near Wagon Wheel Gap into
the Park, the bill providing that the
road should be built under the di'
r'ction Of the secretary of agricul'
ture. All OF Colorado's other mem
brrs Of congress, In both the upper
and lower houses, have given as.
surancc OF their hearty support IN en-
drayoring to secure the passage OF
senator Guggonheims bill.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Firemen Promoted to Engineers.

Tom Chown and j. NJ Ackerman,
who departed from Las Vegas few
days ago for La Junta. as locomotive
fireman. returned to the Meadow City
as locomotive engineers. having been
successful In the mechanical exam
nations they took at La Jun,n. En-
gineers Chown and Ackerman hnv,
been marked up for duty on the extra
board at the local shops. both being
ready TO battle with the oil cans and
thro,tlcs ON the engines that trayo
over the rails of the third district -
Las Vegas Optic.
Tom chown In son OF Dad
Chown. OF this city. and well known
In La Jun'a.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Army ossertsr In Tolls.

Marshal Adams distinguished him.
self again this week by capturing
another dcscr'er from Uncle Sans
army. The offender In this instance
had been sailing under the name Of
Charles W. Byrum. and had been
working on the rip track. He was
apprchended by Marshal Adams from
= description sent out from Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas. where he was
a member Of the Thirteenth Infantry
under the name Of Joseph Smith. He
deserted about five months ago. Mar
shAl Adams went up to Denver last
Tuesday and delivered the desertcr
Al Fort Logan. and received the fif'y
plunks due him Tor services rendered
In such cases made and provided.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Census Of Live Stock on Ranges.

The United States Census Bureau Is
making extraordinary preparations TO
aHccrtain the approximately exact
number aud value OF live stock on the
unges In the United States on April
18th next. the date OF live stock in
v"ntory. as required by the act OF
c0ngress providing for the Thirteenth
Drc"nniai Census,
FEARFUL that for one reason OF an
other the live stock raiscrz may b..
doierred from freely stating the mum
bor and value Of their holdings the
Consus Bureau is o1crting unusual 81.
forts to assure the ranchmen and
farmers. especially Of the western
range states. that their interests.
whether personal OF corporate, can
not possibly be affected In any way
by their frank and full disclosure OF
their live stock possessions. The In
formation gathered ty the Census Of
flee IL held strictly confidential not
only In respect to the fact that under
no circumstances In II ever impaired
TO any one not connected with tho
Census Office. but In respect to It's
ever being given TO any other branch
Of The government.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Beverly Of Graustark."

| Beverly" the dramatization OF
9eoTge Barr McCutcheon's successful
move Of that name, the sequel to
| "EanSJark," which will be the at
Traction at the La Junta Theater, Sat
uFoay, February 10th, is story OF
re" life told in real and convinc.
Ing manner.
Il relates the exciting adventures
OF an American girl. Beverly Cal
noun, Of Washington, D. c., while on
'si, to the ruling princess of a
mythical principality in the eastern
par Of Europe. one of the Balkan
sta.ys
In stagins the production an effort
wa made to make every least pos
SID detail true to life, and it is
ohly necessary TO state that the
management has been aided and ad-
vlsrd by that master of stagecraft,
David Belasco, for theatergoers to
reai!lu with what care and expense
l'B"'orIy' has been produced Bel
asco has a standard from which he
Wi. not recede and anything that
bears his imprint must be as perfect
as money and artistic genius can
mahu .J Beverly" was staged under
the personal direction of Oscar
Ea -l". one of Mr.. Belasco's highest
salavJed aids,
IN selecting the cast the manage
men. has been equally careful 1t
contains such well known people as
Gertrude Fowler, said to be one OF
the most beautiful women on the
stag'. Edith Shayne. last season
leadnE lady in the Savage production
OF The Devil" and for the three
seasons previous with Margaret III
ing in The Lion and the Mousse"
hallle Carmontello. for many years
END man with Billy Rice's minstrels.
playIng opposite the well known Billy
Van, Frances McGrath. last season
witt the Brooks & Dingwall produc-
tion Of The Sins OF Society" Ray
mon Whitaker, for the past two
seasons leading man with Blanche
I Walsh. Thomas V Morrison. for two
year leading heavy with Mrs Leslie
Car'er, Ezra Graham and others.