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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
BONDS.
NV YORK GRE MARKET-

Quotations furnished by r F. Hutton &
Co. members New York stock Exchange.
L. F. Cayerly, manager, 1901 z street north
west.
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Washington Gas. -5H7f-
National CITY Bank. 1guIl0
After call-NatiouaI City Bank. l0lI70
v ashingJon Gas. 3H711k-
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Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric Is.
81 fy-lsSfzS
.Chesapeaze and Potomac Telephone
IS. $1,000 -iu4ss-
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Alexandria Council. No. 8, II O. L
4 NJ, held a meeting last evening and
conferred degrees On a number Of can
didates a banquet viii be given by
Alexandria Council next Thursday
evening
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Potomac and Sarepta Lodge Of odd
Fellows viii celebrate the ninety-first
anniversary of the establishment Of
odd Fellowship in the United States by
attending services at the First Baptist
Church next Sunday evening The
Rev W F. Watson viii deliver the ser
mon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

Satisfaction No. of the city pOstOffiCe
has been established at the drug store
of Henry CalIan. at the corner Of Prin-
cess and Columbus streets.
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r E. Lee Camp. Confederate Veter-
ans this afternoon attended the fu-
neral Of John W Sutherland who died
in washington a few days ago
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GIVEN
TO BISHOP LLOYD
Is Entertained At Christ
Church Parish Hall In
Alexandra.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. APRIL -

AL1EAANDElAs v A. --EElA-- -
4 reception was last evening rendered
the Rt- Rev. Arthur seldom Lloyd, Bis
hop Coad5utor Of Virginia at Christ
Church Parish Hail. IN this city. The
Rev William Jackson Morton. rector Of
Christ Church introduced the visitors
10 Bishop Lloyd. A musical program
was rendered BY the choir OF Christ
Church. after which light refreshments
were served
A meeting OF the public property com
mittee Of the City Council was held last
evening Judge Barley. Common
wealth-s Attorney Brent City Sergeant
Cox. Corporation Attorney Fisher, city
Engineer Dunn. and b F. Smith. an
architect whose specially IS jails. were
present The meeting was called for the
purpose OF discussing the advisability
OF either tearing down the present jail
and building a new one or remOdeling
the present one All present expressed
their views and the committee took the
matter. under consideration and VIII re-
port at the nezt meeting Of the city
Council
Nathan Phillips. coIored. was this
morning sent to Jail for six months on
the charge Of stealing a rug from
coIored woman Nathan confessed 10
Justice eaton, in tie Police Court, that
he had taken the -ug-
Fifty-tvvo liquor licenses have been
granted so far for the next year Inls
is an extremely small number compared
to that issued up TO this time in pre-
vious years Licenses viii be issued to
morrow. however, and 1t Is expected
this number viii be increased before
May ], the beginning OF the license
year
Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows viii
hold a meeting at their hall IN North
Columbus street, this evening, when the
second degree Of the order VIII be con-
ferred on a class Of two candidates
The Peoples Union Of the First Bap-
list Church held a social at the church
last evening An interesting program
was rendered
substation No. of the city postoffce
has been established at the drug store
of Henry. CalIan. at the corner Of Prin-
cess and Columbus streets.
Alexandria Council, No. 3. u. O. U
A N, held a meeting last evening and
conferred degrees on number of can
didates- a banquet viii be given BY
Alexandria Council next Thursday
evening
Potomac ana SaTepCd LouSe OF Qua
Fellows viii celebrate the ninety-frst
anniversary of the establishment Of
odd Fellowship in the United States by
attending services at the First Baptist
Church next Sunday evening The
Rev W F. Watson viii deliver the ser
mon
r F. Lee Camp. Confederate Veter-
ans. this afternoon attended the fu-
neral Of John w. Sutherland, who died
in washington q few DAYS ago
The evangeIistic services which have
been in progress at the Second Pres
byterian Church this week have been
well attended They are being con-
Quoted by the Rev Dr.. Wexford. Of
Newport News At the services last
evening Mrs. Leta Montague Sewer
sang a solo.
The Rev. Angus Crawford Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary has re-
signed as a member Of the board Of
directors Of st. AIMS School in Char
lottesviIie and has been succeeded by
James A. MoncUTe. OF Richmond
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The Peoples Union Of the First BaQ-
fist Church held a social at the church
last evening An interesting program
was rendered
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Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows viii
hold a meeting at their hall III North
Columbus street, this evening, when the
second degree Of the order viii be con-
ferred on a class Of two candidates
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Notice has been issued so far for 5000
bales Of cotton on May contract The
following houses have issued the notices.
Shearsou. HammiII- Hayden stone. Nc
Fdddeu. Gray, Craig, Hubbard, Weld.
and Randolph
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Nathan Phillips cOlOred. was this
morning sent to Jail for six months on
the charge Of stealing a rug from a
coIored woman Nathan confessed 10
Justice eaton, IN tie Police Court, that
he had taken the -ug-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE

On the nineteenth day of April, nine
 teen-ten,
 Our circle chain was broken again, When the Angel of Death, ike a pure,
 white dove,.
 Entered our midst from the home
 above
 And took Sovereign Dollie Higdon away To that better land, whe.e some
 sweet day
 We hope to meet her ou that clear,
 bright shore,
 To live and love and to part ne
 more.
 Therefore be it
 Resolved, That the Woodmen Circle, Cactus Grove, No. 13, extend to the sGrrOwing ones our heartfelt sympathirs in this dark hour of sorrow. May He Wno doeth all things f)r the best, com fort them, especially those dear chilI- rau, who have lost the sweetest ami dearest of all earthly possessions. Mother-oh, word that makes the home. r'.'-!' loss is sr. for >!" wao q precious, devoted, never-tiring mother. May the Advise Ruler of the Uni
  some bright day there will be D sweet and happy reunion in that home where love and peace abide forever more. Resolved That in the death of SOv- ereign HigdOn, the Grove has lost sweet, good member, who will be great ly missed; woman who possessed ev- cry quality to ever lead us onward and upward, and her untimely death has spread a gloom and Sadness over all, but the memory of this dear one will ever be held in sweet remembrance by each of us.
 Resolved, That while we, as devoted sovereigns, bow in submission to His divine will, we can but sorrow for our loss. As sovereign and friend she was one to love and esteem. Our circle is broken but our loss is her gain. In memory of her let us strive to make life brighter and better for those liv- ing.
 Resolved, Therefore, in token of our esteem for our departed sister, we ap- propriately drape our charter for thirty days, present copy of these our most sincere utterances, to the family, spread them upon the minutes, and furn- ish same to The Tidings and to the daily paper for publication.
 ROSA A. DAVIES,
 LENA NESBIT.
 w. R. READING.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
Social : Circles By Nora Hefley
SURPRISE PARTY

Little Hughie Riley of 429 Cuprite street, received most pleasant surprise Friday night, when number of young friends came in unexpectedly to spend the evening.
 Those enjoying this. informal party were: Misses Fannie Bowden, Lucille Temby, Rena McCullon, Carrie McCul- lon, Manila Tanner, May Agnew, Mary Edwards, Nellie Murphy, Lena Edmon- son, Adia Williams, Marguerite Will Hams, Bethea Mckee, Jeanette Bishop, Ruby Penman, Mamie Riley, Helen Riley, Annie Doris, Florence TTevethan, Leona Warren and Masters Scott Smith, Paul Crunk, Sidney Ellery, Ar thur Williams, Raymond Temby, Her shell MeKell, Robert Penman, George Agnew, Willie Wilson, George Green, Everett Edmonson, Lloyd Edmonson, Gilbert Watson, Grantley Warren, Al bert Johnson, Frank Johnson, Charles Davis, Willie Davis and Earl Davis.
 After playing games on the lawn, refreshments of cake, lemonade and fruit were served and all departed ex- pressing to their little host their ap- preciation of his hospitality.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
OJ|NNS TAKE LEASE ON NEW MARTIN
 THEATER Legal Proceedings Will Be Dropped as Result of
 Agreement

As the result of an agreement reached yesterday between Mrs. Charles T. Mar tin, owner of the Martin theater and Quinn brothers, who have managed that theater since its opening, Quinn brothers have taken lease on the theater and the legal proceedings instituted by Mrs. Martin to oust them have been dropped.
 The matter was taken up before Judge Lewis in chambers yesterday, but as the interested parties had already come to an agreement, the injunction suit filed by Mrs. Martin was not prosecuted.
 While the terms of the lease were not made public, Quinn brothers secured two years lease on the theater at what they consider to be very satis- factory rental.
 It was stated yesterday by Manager Quinn that he was more than pleased with the outcome of the affair, as he was better pleased with the present lease than he had been with the part nership contract upon which business had been conducted in the past
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
RECORD FUR BARNEY
Oldfield Clips Fifth of a Second From Mile Time
 in Bay City

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April s. Oldfeld lowered the coast automobile track record for a mile by l5 of a second on the Ingleside course when he dashed around the oval in 52.12 seconds in his 200-horsepower Benz car before a crowd of 4,OOO people. Ben Kersch- CTS mile was done in 5490 seconds, in a Darracq.
 Although Oldfeld took the two-mile event on the card in his Knox from Kerscher in 2:156S, the race was con tested again at the end of the program on account of the fact that Kerscher 's Darracq baked at the start in the first run. In the second try Kerscher led and won in 2:02.90
 The 10 mile free-for-all was cap tured by Oldfeld from five other com peting cars.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

Whereas, The Sovereign Grand Mas. ter of the Supreme Lodge on High has summoned from our midst to the Sd- preme Lodge above the spirit of our beloved brother, Hugh Leonard Hig- don, and
 Whereas, Each member of Rescue Lodge keenly grieves in bereavement of our loss and sympathizes with the relatives of our departed brother, there fore, be it,
 Resolved, That while we bow in hum. ble submission to the divine will of God of the universe, we feel sorrowful and mourn. As brother in Friendship, Love and Truth, as a citizen and friend, and father and husband he was loved and greatly esteemed. In memory of him. let us strive to make life brighter to this community for his having lived an exemplary life.
 Resolved, That the relatives be con soled by the assurance that the memory of our departed brother will ever be cherished in loving remembrance by each brother.
 Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for period of thirty days, that these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this lodge and that a copy be presented to his children so dear to us, as our sincere utterances and that the same be published in the daily paper.
 EUGENE MIDDLETON.
 ALEX. SIMPSON. (Seal) JAMES BELL.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
|SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET T
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, Corresponden

SAFFORD, April G%>~C. J. Pollard and family left for Mami Friday after noon, where they will live for the pres ent.
 Charles Morris returned to Globe yes terday afternoon.
 A. T. Cotton returned from Bowie, where he had gone on business, yester day morning.
 Mrs. Perry Sowell and infant return ed yesterday from an extended visit to her old home in Texas. It was baby Sowel s first glimpse of his papa.
 r. C. Anderson returned to Globe after spending the day with his sister in-law on the Peter Anderson ranC h west of town.
 Miss Eva Platt left yesterday for Geronimo, where she will visit friends for several days.
 President and Mrs. Andrew Kimball of Thatcher left yesterday for Globe, where President Kimball will dedicate new chapel today and hold conference. Mrs. Cynthia Layton accompanied them and will look after the interests of the primary association.
 A. A. Dewitt returned to the valley from Salt Lake City Thursday after noon.
 George Everest and his sister, Mrs. R. B. Clark, left for Fl Paso yesterday morning after several days visit with their niece, Mrs. A. T. Cotton.
 Charles Layton returned home from Salt Lake City Thursday afternoon. MT. Layton stopped off at Tucson, Douglas, Bisbee and other points on business.
 L. F. Vaughn, formerly county clerk,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

moved Wednesday from Solomonville to his former home in Duncan. Mir. Vaughn is editor of the Duncan Ari- Zonian.
 w. II. Young was an incoming pas senger from Stockton, Cal, yesterday.
 E. T. Morton of Clifton, is a business visitor in Stafford.
 More new hay sheds are being erect ed to house this season $ crop. c. H. Carrico has completed two new barns on the Big Ranch" at Solomonville and one for Ben Mauer west of town. He will also build one on the Massey ranch south of town.
 Grain hay is being cut and baled. A few farmers are cutting alfalfa, but the main crop will not be ready until the last of April.
 Chris. Madsen is just appearing in public again after recent critical op- eration.
 Peter Anderson will return tonight from business trip to Bowie and Will cox.
 Many of the Stafford school boys are picnicking at Thorp's Ranch today.
 Rev B. F. Davis of the NJ. E. church will begin tomorrow evening series of talks to men. The first will be "La- bor;" May l, Capital: 7 May 8, "The Remedy"
 Stafford is playing game of base ball today with the Academy team in Athletic park.
 The Layton Sunday school gave a dance last night at Amusement hall in Thatcher which was well attended by valley people. The music by the Gila Valley orchestra was much enjoyed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
+ + 1. + + + l. + 1. + + + + + + + + * PERSONAL MENTION * + + + l. + i. 1. + 1. 1. + + < I. + +

Z F. F. Green and wife of Miami ar rived here last night for a short visit.
 Manager Reynolds of the Western Union office is in Stafford looking after affairs of the company.
 Superintendent C. c. Mallard of the Arizona Eastern left yesterday morning for Fl Paso, on business.
 Mrs. R. Craig of Pima arrived here last night to visit with Mir. and Mrs. Harry Lee of this city.
 Deputy Sheriff Eugene Shute has re turned to this city after an extensive trip through the territory securing wit nesses for the grand jury.
 w. C. Roundey and J. l.. Brown left this morning for Stafford. The trip was occasioned by the sale of an automobile which will be delivered to parties in Stafford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE

How absent are words; how mute the tongue when the heart is filled with grief, and overtlowing with gratitude and thankfulness. For the many kind nesses shown us, the words of comfort and consolation spoken during our re- cent sad bereavement, we desire to ex- press our full appreciation, but cannot find words with which to pave the ave nue of expression. Accept in lieu a plain thank you and may our lives con vey to you more fully our real appre- citation.
 MIR. AND MRS. E. l.. HIGDON.
 MRS. NELLIE HAVERLY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS TO MEET

All officers of the Eastern Star are earnestly requested to meet at the Odd Fellows hall this afternoon at ? O o'clock, The meeting is of especial i'm portance and full attendance of the official staff is expected.
 Mrs. George Olney, grand worthy matrOn of the Eastern Star in Arizona, will be in the city Tuesday to visit the local chapter and it is desired to make her visit as interesting and pleas ant as possible. Plans will be made this afternoon to develop distinctive social feature for Tuesday evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
TOURISTS FOR ROOSEVELT

Quite a number of Globe people took advantage of the perfect weather yes terday and left town for excursions to the hills or valleys. Among the num- Der, was Mir. George Rose, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Rose, Miss Maude Rose and Mrs. Mallory. They toured to Roosevelt for the day and report a most delightful trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

Owing to my inability to see per sonally all my friends and say "thank you" for the liberal support given me at the primary election, l am using the Silver Belt as medium through which to express my gratitude. If elected to the office of city clerk, and I now feel confident of victory, l assure my friends and supporters that the confidence i'm posed will not be abused
 Respectfully,
 CHAS. A. ALEXANDER.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
pYTH1AN SISTERS DANCE

The dance given last evening at Dreamland was most pleasant culmi- nation of the play "Isabel, The Pearl of Cuba" presented under the auspices of the Pythian Sisters.
 Immediately after the show, the floor was speedily cleared by Manager Alex ander and between seventyfive and a hundred couples remained to enjoy the dance.
 The Dreamland orchestra outdid itself on this occasion, and although many of the dances have been larger, none have been more delightful.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
PLEASURE JAUNT

Dr. and Mrs. Spates and Mir. and Mrs. L. II. Brown will leave this morn ing on pleasure jaunt to the Finals. The day will be spent in rest and re- laxation-so needful at this time of the year. A more perfect day could not have been selected and all expect to return to this city refreshed by their communion with nature.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
M'MILLAN OUTING PARTY

Carrie Fullerton, Miss Elizabeth San tee, Mir. Charles Kumke and Mir. Robert Andrus, with Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward of Copper Hill as chaper-- ones, left yesterday morning for Me Milan.
 The plans were to spend part of the time with friends and to make visit to the. cliff dwellings near by. All ex- pect a pleasant trip and will return to the city this evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE
 AND RESPECT

To the Noble Grand, Officers and
 Members of Rescue Lodge, No. l2
 Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
 We, your committee appointed to draft resolutions of condOlence and re- spect on the death of Brother Hugh Leonard Higdon, respectfully submit the following:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

R. II. Linn is building saddles second to none. You don t need to send abroad for good saddle Opposite Park Bros. butcher shop, North Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
TRAVIS DEFEATS
 OPPONENT IN GOLF
Wins Final Cup Over Cham
 piOn HerreshOff

LAKE WOOD. N. J., April 23.-Wal- ter Travis of Garden City won the chief cup in the final round of the open golf tournament at the Country Club of Lakewood today, defeating Fred K. Herrescholl of Westbrook, who won the tournament over the same course last fall. Travis made the round in 79 as against s2 for Herreschoff.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
AuTo1sTs

R. B. Hegardt, accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Shell, Mrs. J. N. Robinson and Mir. George Moore, formed most pleasant auto party which left yester- day morning for Florence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

in boxes lined with newspapers and few pieces of cotton, saturated with turpentine, should be put in the corners of the boxes to keep out the moths.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24

Never take hot bath in the morning unless it is followed by cold sponge, or you will catch cold
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Battefles-BefgtT ana EfWln; Ames, Druckee, Crandall and Myers.
 Chicago Cincinnati game postponed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries-Plang and Livingstone :; Cicotte and Carrigan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-24
ALEXANDER IS GRATEFUL

Walker and Streit.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23
Expulsion of Jews
Still Continues

BERLIN, May 2f-The German
Jews Benevolent society today issued
statement, grounded on what 1t says
is Information @of unauestloned relIa-
btlity, that the expulsion OF Jews
without the pale OF Kieff. Moscow and
othes large Russian cities is still being
ruthlessly conducted on n large scale
desplp official denials." Six thou
sand Jews were moved from Kieff
and probably like number from Mos
COW. The total expulsi3ns are esti.
mated at forty thousand. In hundreds
of cases the authorities have not mo
Tested the adult residents but expelled
their children and have even taken
babies from their mothers. This leaves
the parents the choice OF abandoning
their homes or their children and nat
urally they follow their children into
exile.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

the Empire of Thursday; "Dr. ]. W
O'Connor, chief surgeon of the Den
Yer & Rio Grande railway. under date
OF May 10, advised Superintendent s.
II. Barnes OF the Fourth division of the
Rio Grande, that elghty.hve vaccine
points had been forwarded to vacci-
nate employees Q$ the railway system
at Alamosa. and that he had learn
ed that only fifteen of them had been
yaccinated up to the 5th OF May. In
accordance with advices aud instruc.
tlons from the chief surgeon. Superin.
tendent Barnes wrote n letter to
Mayor Swanson, appealing for the
eity's aid in stamping out the small.
pox, saying that it is feared the other
towns will quarantine against Ala
mosa. working a great hardship upon
the operation of the railway as well
as upon the people of Alamosa The
smallpox curse will come to show
down II the state takes hand in II so
far as Alamosa Is concerned, and II
there is anything the city council eau
do 10 clean up the affllctlon, no time
should be lost. The cost has already
been u great burden. but is only a
small portion OF what the total will
be should the state declare quaran-
tine"
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Charles f. Stilweli, John A. Ball, Geo.
w. Moody, Sam w. Henderson. David
johnson, W. S. Liesenberg, have with
out compensation kept Durango to the
front. II was their work that stated
what has been done, and what is ex-
pected 10 be done for the construction
of the Arizona Il Colorado railroad
to Durango. This is an asset of the
Durango board OF trade.
The Colorado state board of immi.
grafton with Alfred Patek. commission.
er. contemplate having very fine ex-
hibition at Chicago this fall and he
expects the Durango board of trade to
fill one of the booths with an exhibit
OF the resources OF La Plata county,
and prepare literature for distribution
to the million or more people that
can be reached in that way. The coun-
ty commissioners OF La Plata county
have appropriated some money for i'm
migration purposes to be used by an
incorporated since 1892. this appropria-
the Durango board of trade has been
incorporated since S92, this appropria.
ton can be legally turned over TO this
association.
This is going to be a great year for
Durango and every one should get in
line