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The Washington times., 1910-03-12
NORTHEAST.

California street northeast. near Second
street-Rudolph II. Reh ct TX. 10 American
Security and Trust Company. trustee lot
. square 721 SO
Seventh street northeast. between and -
streets-GeorEe O. Pumphrey 81 al. 10 James
p and Rosie NJ Finnigan lot %. square
c9f SO.
so Fourteenth street northeast-Iohn l. Ed
wards 81 uK- 20 Henry Holman LJt IOg
square ~, so.
4s Eleventh. street northeaSt-Jonn C.. Oar
nall 81 al 90 Annie a Darnsll and Cora
a. Brown, lot IS, square SGT. $40.
~ Fourth street northeast-Joseph NJ. Car
$40
22N 3 street northeast-Frank WickIIne 81 ux
2" Martha + Davies part original ipt 4.
square TS4 SO
iI Eighth street n1rthCast-Eilas wolfe Of
NIX. ~ Ira r. Cole. lot H. square Sic. SO
Fifth street northeast between r and O.
strcsts-Frrd A. Norway 20 ux- 20 Carl .
Walter. lv' a.. square $50 SO.
Second street northeast. between Eals. Cap
itol and A strerts-Johu r. Fulmer o. uN.
% John r. Walsh. lot -. square 75s SO
S5f Second street n0rthesst-SsmufI D.
H0uck 10 Katie j. Gardner. LOT 81. square
as 80
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN BUILDING HERE
Washington Shows Boom
Despite Decrease in
Other Sections.

Although there was decrease in
building operations throughout the cOun-
Try last month. compared with the COR
responding month OF last year. accord
Ing to Construction News. published
today, Washington experienced an in
crease OF 81 per cent.
According to this publication, the
cold weather tnd heavy snOWfaIls IN a
EOOu many sections had a decided effect
on building operations in February.
Permits were taken out I'm nfty-oue
cities for the construction Of 1910 build
lnSs' involving a total cost Of Sll96-.2H.
as compared with u,29l buildings, in
vOlving $A9906l6. for the same month
Il. 1873. This shows A decrease Of 81
buildings and $9,o3S,562 in the cost, d
J. per cent
In Washington 10 permits were u.s.
sued, involving a total cost of - 81 20.
During the same month of last year sl7
D. rmlts were issued for buildings 20
cost $S46.Si3
In Baltimore there was only IN in
crease OF per cent There We're 1A4
permits issued Tor buildings to cost
S4-i-5ob, compared with 249 permits Tor
roulldings to CO $395,l0i I'm February,
For activity in building Dcvcnpo.
Iowa, experienced a record breaIzi-q
month Its increase was -.539 The per-
mits issued numbered hfteen a.I the
cost was S4o-.-l7, compared with eight
permits last year, and a cost of SI4.90C
Other increases % note were cxperi-
cnced IN Houston. Tex, with III per
cent; San DiaEo. Cal, with 20 per
cent south Bend. Ind, with rs per
cent: Louisville, Ky, with rs per cent.
and Los Angeles, Cal. with Is, per cent.
There was a decrease Of 81 per cen.
IN New York city. 81 per cent In Wor-
ces>er, Mass. y per cent in Atlanta. Ca:
per cent IN Philadelphia: p per cent in
san Francisco. a. per cent in ST T.o1Iis
and IS per cent in Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
ALDRICH TO TOUR
AGAIN NEXT FALL
Plans Extension of Mis-
sionary" Efforts in Behalf
Of Currency System.

Anothe- missionary tour next fall
In the interests Of the proposed new
currency system and the central bank
is planned BY Senator Aldrich. chair
man Of the national monetary com
mission
II Is his purpose TO take with him
several members OF the commission
and TO make an fnvestig cation OF the
monetary needs or different sections
banks At San Francisco complain Of
the difficulties which they experience
in getting currency, the shipment OF
which across the continent takes from
seven TO ten days- At MINNEAPOLIS
and other northwestern cities there
Is always AT certain seasons a hea Wy
demand for money with which 70
move the grain crops, while in the
South there is similar demand 20
move the cotton crop.
Senator Aldrfch saws the purpose
Of the commission is a currency sys-
tenn designed 20 be general IN its ap-
plfcattOn. and 10 meet the varying
necessities OF all sections Except
In a tentative fashion the plans are
not formulated. The commission IS
now publishing a large number or
books and pamphlets covering every
phase Of the banking and currency
systems Of the world.
By next autumn, IL IS the hope OF
Senator Ald~ich- sentiment Of bankers
I'm all sections will become CrystalliZed
upon some plan or at least that tHer
viii be ready 90 discuss the plan with
the commission more inteIigeutlv and
from a more practical standpoint the
many problems involved
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
SOUTHWEST

s23 Maryland avenue s7uthv ass-MabeI T'-az-
Larp % Joseph g. and Mary r Sparks
I0r 90. square 46Z. So
South Capitol street southwest between I
end X frreet-S Dana Lincoln - ux 20
the Allegheny Company. original lots 1 O.
g. -quarr CSC. SO
FIRST street southwest. between T. and y
strretS-HoWaTd T. Chrietman. trustee. %
Philip u. Christnan, !or 70. square SIT.
2l,00
20 and "a Arr'ary place south p,est-Rcbert
A. Miller o. uN 20 GprEiaua O. Bailey.
part lot II. Reservation g. 500
e. street southwest. between EiSrth arl
Ninth s-rerrs-Tre American College Of tho
Roman Catholic Church ~ the United
states 90 Leonard a. Hamilton. part orig
iual lot 4. square 4lf. -. S0n
Third and r streets srul vest samuel Kaur-
man 81 uN- 20 Isaac Feldmau. part orig
iuaI lot 8. square -N1 SO
r street southwest between south Capitol
AMI Hair Streets-.dwin Harrington. son &
60. Q" Msytie p. slater. original lot s.
square go. $40
Second street southwest between IT and n
streots-HeUry ~ Baker 90 GaIen f
Green. original Tor. o .. = g. E. - o. Is
o. and east half lot g. square Sos so
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
TAFT TO ATTEND
LAUGHLIN FUNERAL
Death of Sister-in-Law's
Husband Calls Him to
PittSburg.

President Taft viii leave washington
for PittsburE this evening 10 attend the
funeral Of Thomas Mex LaughIin.
husband Of Mrs. Taft's sister, who
died there yesterday
After attending the funeral the Presi-
dent viii return 10 the White House
Monday 70 prepare for his eiEht-dzv
trip 20 Chicago, New YORK State. and
New England, which begins next Tues
dav
II has been decided that the President
viii not 90 10 New York on his way
TO Chicago. SIS was originally planned
Owing 10 the death Of Mr. IaughIiu.
ne viii condne the trip 70 formal en-
Eacements.
The news Of NJ. Ilaughlln's death did
not reach the White House until early
last evening, too late 20 cancel invite
tons for Q musicale Planned BY Ms
Taft Five hIndred guests crowded the
East Room, and the affair was held as
planned
Mrs. Taft was deeply affected By ne
death Of her sisters husband and she
was unable 10 receive her guests LAST
night Owing 10 her illness, she VIII
not accompany the President 70 Pitts
burg.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN SPRING BUSINESS
Out of Sol Lots Conveyed
241 Were in the
County.

Almost unprecedented activity in sub
urban real estate-that is, properly out
side the boundaries OF the city proper
Is shown by the records for the week in
the Office Of the Recorder OF Deeds.
Out of 361 lots conveyed during the
week, 2n were IN the county. In the
northwest eiSht-eight lots changed
hands; twenty in the southwest. nine in
the northeast, and three southeast
a remarkable increase is shown in the
early spring business this year as COM
pared with the first two weeks OF last
March. Since March l there has been
filed for record 1917 more papers than
last year i'm the same period.
Three important sales In the business
section were recorded this week. The
Rufus II. Darby Printing Company pur-
chased houses $40 and 9O5 + street, hav-
ing a frontage of fifty feet and a depth
OF about $50 feet The price paid was
about 5000 1t Is understood that they
will build a printing establishment sim
liar TO the one condemned by the Gov
eminent on Fourteenth street, 10 cost
$4,000
Richard d. Watkins bought the two
four-story buildings ut so and 5l2 +
~lltEL li'A .t'FNNN A'h eA'tHt e~lf''7'' tAt'
third sale was the office building al 9o7 q
street which Thomas II. Atkinson pur-
chased for 10000
Loans decreased this week, falling
short of the record for either Of the two
previous weeks. The total OF loans for
the week were SIS. 652.Ss. secured on 22N
lots at an avera se rate Of 81 per cent.
New loans bad the call. $2l6.64G9S being
borrowed during tLs week for this pur-
pose. Deferred purchase money amount
cd TO SS9.Sll.S5. while the building assoc
Citations put out 5000
Loans on county property aggregated
Sl53,357.0l Those in the city sections
were northwest. SIfS,595.S3; northeast.
$3.50: southwest, SIG. $50, and southeast,
81. 5pO
Following is the weeks record Of
transfers bv sections.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
CUES TO BE IDLE
DURING FUNERAL
Novel Tribute VIII Be Paid TO
Memory of Billiard
PLAYER.

CHICAGO, March l2-As trlbute 70
the memory OF the late Jaco'. Schaefer.
the veteran hilliaTdlSt, every PLAYER IN
Chicago will lay aside his cue between
$50 and $3.50 p. m. tomorrow afternoon.
when funeral services viii be conducted
over the body Of the wizard" bv the
Rev. John r. Kirschner
More than a hundre5 admirers OF
Schsefer's cue work gathered at the
depot last night 10 meet the widow. who
brought Schaefer'S body
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
No Backache or Kidney Misery
After Taking Just a Few Doses

OF urinary disorder, or rheumatism, pc
gin taking this harmless prepzr ton
as directed, with the knowledge thaL
there is no other medicine, Al any price
made anywhere else In the world, which
VIII effect 50 thorough and prompt q
cure as a fIfty-cenC treatment OF Paps s
DiUretic, which any druggist can sup
ply
Your physician pharmacist, banker
or ANY mercantile agency viii tell you
that PaDe. Thompson a. PapC, Of Gin
Clunati. is a ldTEe and responsible meC
iciue concern. thoroughly worthy OF
your confidence
Don be .UlSeTaDl OF worried another
moment with lame back OF ClCEEeo-
inactive kidneys. or bladder MISERY Al
this goes after YOU start taking Pdpe 8
Diuretic and in a few days YOU fee
and know that Your kidneys, liver AM
urinary system are healthy clean ana
normal. and all danger passed
Accept only Pape's Diuretlc-hft3 s.
cent rrcatmeut-from any drug store
auyv here IN the world.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
OUt-Of-order Kidneys act fine
and Bladder trouble
YaniSheS.

The most effective and harmless way
70 cure bsckache and regulate out-cf-
order kidneys. or end bladder trouble.
is TO take several doses OF Pape's Diu-
refic.
You viii distinctly feel that your kid
ueys and urinary organs are being
cleaned. healed and vitaliZcd. and az
the miserable symptoms. such as back
ache. headache. nervousness. rneuma-
fism and dartI1E pains. infaued OF
swollen eyeiidS. iTTIJabiliry, sIeepless-
ness or suppressed palHful or frequent
uriuation especially AZ night and other
distress, leaving after taking the first
few doses
The moment YOU suspect any kidnev
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
KANSAS CLUB 10 DINE.

The second annual dinner os he kan
sas Univc->'-y Cluo viii be : ar the
Cochran this evening at S.L o'clock
Representative Charles T. Scot, viii act
IS toastmaster. while RepreseT o. tive w.
a Calderhead viii be the guest of
honor.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
GEORGETOWN REALTY
PERATIONS LIVELY.
Contemplat-
conclude Enlargement
of High School.

The Cling year promises 20 be lively
Or buileg operations IN Georgetown.
Some Rw buildings are now. under
Nay. We on others will start IN the
next forght, and plans for still more
are beintonsidered.
perm is expected To be issued
Monday II the new home Of j. +.
Darcy SCo.. furniture dealers. at
Sla0 III sret. The future location Of
the firm W be at $40 VI street. in the
same blocl and 10 make room for il
present thr-story brick and dwelling,
. for years o-upicd By Craig q Jackson
dry goods'and notions, will be de-
molished.
The Hew tilding will be four stories
In height al will Occupy a space Of
. by 80 feel which is nearly the size
Of the lot ne front OF the building
will be large of glass, the first floor
front Will cOsist OF one large bay
window. with the door on the west.
AN elaborate evatOr Will also be in
stalled
The contract as been awarded To c.
II. Darcy, andthe building is expected
10 be ready fc occupancy by July 1.
The property is owned by George ".
Wise, memberpf the 1rm.
tllnl'n the AliEL important improve
ment viii be the addition TO the West
ern High School, n the block bounded
py Ihirty-fifth md r streets and
Reservoir place. An appropriation Of
$4,000 Is available, md during the week
the contractors Of the grading began
operations IL ls proposed to build
wings 10 the builing, extending the
iructure to Reservoir place on the
youth, ana r street to the north The
addition viii not bccompletcd until the
commencement Of tn next school year.
ne facilities Of tie Western High
School are taxed.
The new house Of G. r Livingston. at
33l2 Volta place, adjoining the residence
or capt Henry f Schneider, is rapidly
style, containing six rooms. and was
built Tor an investment. The interior
work Is now being dine.
Work on The stoe of William J.
i DonneO. druggist. Wisconsin avenue
and N street, IS rapidly nearing compile
ton The building IS under roof. The
fixtures are expected to arrive next
Week ana the prol7etor expected TO
enter the place abort April 1. The drug
store VIII occupy tie corner, while the
adjoining store on 4 street will be used
for the paint deps tment
Or. Walter Hin is making extensive
n street The entrance L. the second
floor is 10 De- talpn away, the partition
torn down. and the additional space
ADDED 10 the SrCre. giving fully a third
0ncre room thar al present
Joseph Fabric. who recently DUR
chased 1893 Wisconsin avenue. has taken
out the front Gay window, and will
remodel the front. intending to move his
barber shop there.
The tolumhu Dairy Lunch, Wisconsin
avenue and NJ street. Is being remOdeIcd
a terracCa hOfT viii he laid The stair
way leading t. The second floor viii be
taken away. and placed I'm the extreme
west, having. no connection with the
hrSt floor. TIP room is 10 have a metal
cei'lnSr msTbi' WainScotinE, and deco
rated side W, Is
klTksUne, the tailor. has commenced
the erection Of three One-stOrp brick
stores at the northeast corner OF Tweu-
N-seCOnd and = streets.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
Don't Wear
a Truss
After Thirty Years Experience l
Have Produced an Appliance for
Men, Women, or Children
That Cures Rupture.
I Send It on Trial.

II YOU have tried most everything
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IS where have my greatest success.
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The Washington times., 1910-03-12
EUCHRE PARTY PLANNED.

Members Of the George II. Thomas
Womans Relief Corps. No. II. are plan
ring eIchre party, 10 be given on
April ]. Cor the benefit OF the corps
fund The affair viii be in charge OF
The executive committee
The Washington times., 1910-03-12
COUNTY.

d streets-Helen G. Mari 20 James J.
ODonneu, lot y. square 1851. SO
The Washington times., 1910-03-12

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The Washington times., 1910-03-12

Joseph Fabric. who recently Dur
'chased 1898 Wisconsin avenue has taken
out the front Gay window, and will
remodel the front, intending to move his
barber shop there.
The Washington times., 1910-03-12

Dr. Walter Hill is making extensive
improvements TO his drugstore at 1853
n street The entrance L. the second
noor IS 10 be taPn away, The partition
torn down. and the additional space
ADDED 10 the StCe. giving fully a third
0ncre room thar al present
The Washington times., 1910-03-12

The new house Of G. r Livingston. at
32l2 Volta place, adjoining the residence
OF capt. Henry +. Schneider. is RAPIDLY
nearing completion. II is OF colonial
style. containing six rooms. and was
built for an investment. The interior
work Is now being Dine
The Washington times., 1910-03-12

The Columhu Dairy Lunch. WISCONSIN
avenue and NJ street. IS being remOdelcd.
a terracca hOfT viii he laid. The stair
way leading t. The second floor viii be
taken away. and placed I'm the extreme
west, having no connection with the
nrSt floor. TIP room is 10 have a metal
cetinsr Inarbi. wainscotinE. and deco
rated side W, Is
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18
THE ]EffERSoNIAN
20 TO ID PAGES PER WEEK.

A national weekly magazine.
Stands for the modern spirit of
free and Independent thought in
politics and social life.
TOM WATSON, the man9who
compelled the Railroad Compa-
MES to adopt safety appliances,
and made R1rall Free Delivery
possible in this country, is the
editor. 1t contains special arti-
dies and illuminating comments
% every topic of current inter-
est, and other departments are a
Eoman's page, Veterans Corn
d, Farm Department, ChildreD's
Club and the Sunny South
Brotherhood.
THE JEFFERSONIAN is THE
INSURGENT OF THE SOUTH
Subscription price: S1.0O for
u months. so cents for six
months, rs cents for three
months
CASH PRIZES and liberal
commissions to agents. Prem
iums and special inducements TO
raisers of clubs. Specimen
copies free on request.
THE JEFFERSONIANS.
Thomson. Ga.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18

inj ustice, great harm can be
done. Is it stretching the def
milton of larceny to make it
cover the wrongful taking of a
mans property through unjust
legislation? | might hesitate to
use such strong language were
it not for the fact that the SUI
preme court of the United States
has US d just such language in
what is known as the Topeka,
Kansas, case. Justice Miller, in
delivering the opinion of the
court said: ITO lay with one
hand thespower of the govern
ment on the property of the citi-
zens and with the other to be-
stow it upon favored individuals
to aid private enterprises and
build up private fortunes is none
the less robbery because it is
done under the forms of law and
Is called taxation. y
Robbery" is ever q stronger
word than larceny, but | am so
conservative in my language
that | prefer to use the more
polite phrase and leave the
harsher terms to our court OF
last resort.
In national taxation we have
not made as near an approach to
Justice as we have in state and
municipal taxation. In national
taxation we collect almost all our
revenues for the support OF the
federal government from inter-
nal revenue taxes and from i'm
port duties. These taxes rest
upon consumption and are collec-
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18

ted in proportion to consump-
ton. We tax people according
to their needs rather than ac-
cording to their possessions, and
mems needs are more uniform
than their possessions. Men do
not use tobacco, consume liquor,
buy food or wear clothing in
proportion to their wealth or in
proportion to their income. and
taxes upon consumption always
overburden the poor and under
burden the rich. When the in
come tax was under discussion,
it was insisted that it collected a
tribute from thrift and industry,
bat are not all taxes income tax
es? They mnst be paid out OF
the income even though they are
not proportional to the income.
Taxes upon consumption are
therefore income taxes; they are
more than that, they are gradu-
ated taxes income and the heavi-
est per cent falls upon the lowest
income. Adam Smith has laid it
down as rule that people ought
to pay taxes in proportion to the
benefits which they receive from
their government, and those
who look to the government for
the protection of large possess
ions ought to be willing to pay in
proportion TO the protection
which they receive. Our police
offices, our fire departments. our
courts and our armies and navies
are supported more for the pro.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18
Prescott One Nigh Only,
Tuesday Nov. 9th
Popular Prices Prevail

lection of property than for the
protection of life, and it is only
fair that taxation should as far
as possible take into considers-
ton the benefits given in return.
l am aware that it is not DOS.
sible to devise any system of
taxation which will be perfectly
fair and absolutely equitable, but
| am afraid that we have not al
ways made justice and fairness
the first consideration. The in
come tax has been opposed by
men who would have their taxes
increased, and by men whose
taxes ought to be increased, and
| have had suspicion that our
import duties have in some cases
been levied for the purposes of
giving so eindustries advantage
over other industries to give a
few of the people a profit at the
expense of the rest of the people.
The reason why unjust taxation
continues is that those who re-
celve in large quantities exert an
undue influence upon legislators
while those who pay each a
small amount are too often in
different to the exactions.
Continued in next issue. J
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18

For Sale-About 300 bushels
of Red Rust Proof oats, nome
raised. John Hale,
Prescott, Ark, r. 6.
I have a sawmill, complete,
for sale. GO H. P. Boiler. IS H.
p. Engine; boiler only used two
wears, engine used four years.
Sawmill edger, everything~com-
r,ote Jas. Snodgrass.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18

Chamberlain Stomach and LiveI
Tablets do not sicken or pripa, and
may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or the Young
est child The old and feeble will also
find them most suitable remedy for
aiding and Strengthening their weaken
cd digestion and for regulating the
bowels. For sale by all Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18
Alex Vaughan

is an agent fol-, the prettiest line
Of Monuments1and Tombstones
ever shown in Prescott. See
him and get what you want for
YOUR cemetery lot.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-18
pt,y1Al WORK

Pare Gold Groin, $3.50. Full
.,crer and lower Sets of teeth.
s,ooO. All work guaranteed
shrough the Bankers. Z
]. F. Hereford.
Painless Dentist,
Hone Ark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18

tunity for real debate; the appearance
Of Cannon in person on the door to de-
mand the retention of Standard Oils
duty on petroleum; the neuseous Lit
taner glove duties; the eIeventh-hour
reduction Of the brewers tax by com
mand 81 the House machine these and
score Of other equally 4 ing per-
fofmances served TO win asarcen-
ley the sympathy and sup vast
body Of public sentiment says J. G.
Welliver n Success Magazine Be
ginning as hopeless little group Of
pariahs. rejected Of their own party,
shifted at BY the contemptuous Demo
Gratis threatened by the president, be-
sought OF bullyragged BY this or that
political agent Of the administration,
put under the pressure Of regularitv's
demand By the Senators from their home
states. these insurgents stood their
ground. and presently they found the
whole country lining up az their backs
Where will you turn. to find record Of
another rebellion that So soon has be-
come revolutions For who win deny,
to-day, that It is revolution.