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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE RESIGNS
Fourth to Retire During Administra-
ton of President Taft.

Fourth to Retire During Administra-
ton of President Taft.
Beverly, ass.-Associate Justice
William H. Moody, of the United
States Supreme court, rendered his
resignation to President Taft, to take
effect November 20. The president
wrote to Justice Moody, who is at
Magnolia, accepting the resignation,
and expressing his high regard for the
retiring jurist. In retirement, Judge
Moody will receive the full pay of an
active member of the court, $12, 900.
Justice Moody has been i'll for more
than year. Despite the fact that he
had known for some time that Mr..
Moody's retirement was inevitable, the
president said today that he had ac-
cepted the resignation with great re-
luctance.
When he shall have appointed sue
cessors to the late Chief Justice Fuller
and to Justice Moody, Mr.. Taft, within
two years of taking Office, will have
appointed four of the justices of the
Supreme court.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Chocolate or Cocoa Pudding.

One cup Of milk. a scant cup Of
bread crumbs, tablespoonful of dry
cocoa or chocolate, tablespoonful Of
sugar mixed well with the cocoa, the
yolk of one egg. Beat all together and
bake in a CREASED pudding dish In a
moderate oven until firm. Make a me
ringue of the white Of an egg and a
tablespoonful of powdered sugar and
spread this over the top Of the pud-
ding. Set In the oven long enough to
brown lightly. Serve either hot or
cold. with cream
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Business Men in Pekin.

Pekin-The delegation of American
business men, representatives Of cham
bers of commerce on the Pacific coast,
has arrived here. They were cordially
received at every stopping place, and
in each instance were rendered a BAN
quet by the viceroy and members Of
the provincial assembly. An elaborate
program of entertainment here has
been planned. 1t includes an imperial
audience, and a dinner given by the
members of the new imperial senate.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Dustlna Apron

One Of the greatest household con-
veniences is a busting apron, or rath-
er an apron to wear on the days when
you are busting and cleaning. II can
be made of denim of a dark color,
with a long pocket for the feather
duster. another for the busting cloth,
and still another for a small whisk
broom. With these articles at hand
you are saved many a step to find
the duster needed for different srtt-
cles.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Would Cane for "prunks. {"

Washington-Public institutions for
inebriates are recommended by the In
ternational Prison congress. These in
stitutions have been tried during the
last ten years in various countries and
have demonstrated their value. The
congress also adopted resolutions rec
ommending that prisoners be allowed
pay for their work and that any sum
of money credited to them in such
manner should be available to their
families in time of need.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Lax on Franchise Fails.

Atlanta, Ga. - The Western Union
Telegraph company was held not liable
for taxes on a Federal franchise valua-
tion of $3.50, 900 by an opinion handed
down in the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals here in the case Of
the Western Union company against
w. H. Wright, controller Of the state
of Georgia.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Mail Order Man Is Arrested.

Chicago-Alfred H. Monroe, presi-
dent of the Globe association, a $780,
900 mail order house, was arrested by
the Federal authorities charged with
violating the postal law through an al
legged fraudulent mail order scheme.
Monroe is said to have made thousands
of dollars and to have swindled per-
sons all over the country. The COM
planning witness is L. Mcbride, of
Akron, o.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Barry to Have Command.

Washington-Rear Admiral Edward
B. Barry has been designated COM
mander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet;
Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas, COM
mander of the second division of that
feet; Captain Thomas B. Howard,
soon to be a rear admiral, commander
of the third division of the Atlantic
feet. Orders to this effect have been
announced at the Navy department
There will be no other feet changes at
present in commanding officers.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Rear-Admiral RoeIker Dies.

Washington-Rear Admiral Charles
R. Rocker, retired, is dead in this
city. He was born in Germany in
1s4l; saw service in the Civil war as
an engineer and during the Spanish
American war was a member of the in
spection board. His last active duty
was with the fish commission in 1907.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
LAWS WILL BE CHANGED.
interests Now Control Much Property
Through Pernicious Statutes.


Square miles of the most valuable
mineral lands in Alaska have been To-
Gated and are being held by men who
never moved from their Wall street
offices. Thousands of acres of mineral
lands are being held by spectators
who have not the Rshadow Of right to
them, because the mining laws permit
the practice of fraud in public lands.
Until the mining laws ssare changed,
wholesale fraud and robbery by the
interests" will continue, declared Ed
mund B. Kirby, a leading mining en-
gineer, while passing through Portland
on his return to St. Lotus after attend
ing the American. Mining congress at
Los Angeles.
"The repressive effect Of the present
evils of the mining code in the United
States and Alaska is attracting atten-
tion from mining men everywhere,
said Mr.. Kirby.
Only those actually engaged in the
business realize the extent to which
miners and prospectors are being shut
out from mineral territory. know of
one man who has located and is hold
ing for purely speculative purposes, in
the United States, $50 lode claims, or
IL, 900 acres, in one block, and over
800 claims in another. The imperfec-
tions in our mining laws are response
BILE for the fact that such a man has
control and miners who would actually
develop the property are shut out"
Because of the desire to unravel the
tangle of mining laws, and replacing
them with new and adequate legisla-
tion, the mining congress adopted the
report on revision of min
ing laws. Mr.. Kirby is chairman of
that committee.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Fire DESTROYS -Four Towns.

St. Paul-The towns Of Gracetown,
Williams, Swift and Roosevelt, Min
nesota. on the Canadian Northern rail-
road, near the international boundary
line, have been destroyed by forest
fires. No loss of life is reported.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
San Francisco; over 400, 900.

San Francisco There has been no in
timation or suspicion that San Francis
cos census returns we're padded. The
best estimates put the population at
approximately 420, 600.
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finCa de CANA.
EN- VENTA.

Sc vende una finca de cana de
1900 cuerdas de extension, con 1000
cuerdas propias para cana y 500
proplas para paste.
Esta situada en- ell kllometro 6 de
la carretera de Manati-Ciales, atra-
vesada en- tods su estension por via
ferrea para ell servicio interior v uni
da por ferrocarril de vapor a la CEN
tral Monserrate que toma las canas
en- la mlsma flnca.
Tiene en- la actualidad 400 cuer-
das de cana, proyimamente de plan
tilla y 10. y 20. corte, plantation que
adquirira el comprador, por tasa-
cion pericial. Hay bueyada e imple-
mentos agricolas que puede adquirir
o no, el comprador segdn sus necesi
dades. L. finca seri entregada sin
gravamen alguno el dia que Sc firme
Ia escritUra.
Sc interesa al contado psrte de su
volor -. el resto pueda qpodar en- po-
der del comprador con hipoteca de
la finca. devengando I'm interes mo-
dico relativamente.
Dirigirse a SUI dueno Dr.. Manuel
plo1-,1, Aana,t
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A0TAS ! NOT|C|AS

Aver ceiebr6 session la iunta direc-
tiva del casino de la cIudad. Para el
bale del dia 2i hay mucho ANNA
ci0n.
E! domingo ,iltimo So lIev6 a
efecto una animada gira en- la casa
de Ia distinguish familia Del Vale
Zeno. en- Ia qlIinta de verano situa-
da cer"a de Carolina. Concurrieron
distiEgrndos elementos de la socie-
dad ne San Juan.
FL estaolecimiento De los Sre=.
Arrivi harmanos I'll Cielo' sigue
reci0!erdo nHcvos articulos lie Gran
novedad Y "onveniencia para las "a
milia5. Ina magniiica cana dorada.
10 $500 dc valor fu6 vendida en es,a
semana a cono"ida famlla d. Ia clu-
dad.
FL re~i6>!;~o -or:hlicano dai s,;r
dedio1 ! Ia Corre<pondencia rad4
mPnos OLE ma col:mna,p para tra'ar
de ha-er cIitica ie Ia informsc:5,
publicada en este lia-io con rot.y.
lo IA l'irha dc Nevada. II rs,.-a
no 20 Ieride q decir de ~ mo!o -
70 Y terminante 81 aplaud, a..;a,,,--
actoz Gue Ia gente senSsta qel pr
Mo an1fricano critica severarlr1fa a.
81 roE;ra clos esta. Is decir -'.ag,-,.
do dc maestro sin que la lecGon ant-
rezca por ningina parte Y hac,e11o
slgo aSi como 10 del refrzn Dc eneer-
der Ia dos velas.
Sc esta construvendo otra Gallo
en- Mi-am4r" V los duehos de aque-
Hos solares tratan de segIir meioran-
do las condirioncs del p6blado.
La instaIaci6n de alumbrado
pGDlico en- L. calle de San Mateo Ell
Santurce debiera scr acordada ense-
guita por el municipio de la ciudad.
Yea ESQ e. ST. alcaIde, V haga 10 que
le sex possible. que es mucho, en- be-
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Merry Widow y 'fscoji-
dos" |uchaTon ell domingo.
FL primero obtuvo 10 ca
rreras por s ell seeundo.
Sc distinguieron en- los hits"
Cabrera, AceyedO Bosch V
Warren.

FL domingo d las Q dc Ia mahana
Sc llev6 a efecto Ell Ia liza del MORO
dn renido desafio 6e bG4.-tcH catle
los teams Merry Widow y "f.-"nci-
dos ambos de esta. capital, roSri-
tando el primero venceior ror COS
earreras.
Dicho team Merry Hidor o,'t
"ompuesto por i6venes De ests ',..-.
tai V probablementP dara algn q.c
hacer los teams que dc su lid mlGan
sus fuerzas con Fl.
El score del juego fut 81 siguienIr.
MeTrg UjdoW ) , 03 0-lO
Escopdo o. 1IOl3l s
Entire los hits de mas de una base
pudimoS anotar los siguiente<: Ca
brera del" EScogido .Acevedo Bosch
Y Warren del Me-ry Widow.
Pr6Mmamen;e e lleyara i efocto
un dessfio entire los isqmS ~E-cogi-
dos" = "Prexco' e. qIe tendra un
buen resuhsdo 3 csuss 10 Il icIal-
dad de fuerzas entire Fl mo Y FL otrn.
NUestra enhorahueus al rucyo
team Merry Widow por haber oh-
tenido tan briilante tnunfo.- San
fokGH.
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La mejor eerveza.

FC4iG ~crrr-1 P,eIs Bros. de Ia q.
'A.'Hr :"n inS Sres i. Alvarez Y her
n...an a. II conocido establsecimlen
{" Ge Ia Gale San Jose ndmero en-
>An JIan Ia Piel Bros no contiene
s'is'ancia slguna uccivs 4 Ia salud
Ge IN magniiicO refreScante y recons
tltuyente. En- este establecimiento
nlen acreditado encontrareis- Piei
Bro cue es la meior elase de GER
veza- Eerdadera cerveza Lager Ale
mana Malta de la mas fina y flor de
oerveza de Bohemia de clase suPe-
nor soa slS eoppetentes.
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lIKEA FERREA DEL OESTE

lt:reTar;2 &c treues Y vapores 7us
empeza-d d regir desds e j. &c Sep
tienhra &c 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-19
Sc VENDE

In triple efecto de s. de dianetro
cen ~ comhipaci6n de .iaves para
desconectar en case de averias Y con-
tinuar trabalando como dupie.
Seis tetecadoras de doble iondo, &c
cohre. con una cavidad de 1000 ga..
cada una.
Dos juegos &c centrifugas: se;s cen-
t:ifuEas cada iuego: de 30 dizuetros
90: su- correspondientes me1c.ado-es-
In Tn,i1o te nuevs II asas y va.ias
ci"l:- Ge :erue=to.
ana ir.ornes dirijirss 4 j. ".
'p..i.fu NiequeS. p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-19
.A[CA [D|A De UTUADO,

Sc desea cubrir mmediatamente
una plaza de medico para el poblado
de Jsyuya, que tendra de mil Glen q
mil doscientos dollars anuales en- ell
proximo ejercicio, y otra de medico
para la ciudad, con mil dollars.
Las solicitudes deben enviarse en-
seguida.
Utuado, JUNO %, 1910.
A. de Jes6s Lopez,
Alcalde.
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Lea esto, que lie inteIesa.

5Desea Vd. conocer el mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabello su pri
mitivo color?
sQuiere Vd. cambiar su canoso Pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria Vd. hacer desapa-
recer de gu rostro, ell feo signo de
veIez que acknowledgements producer
tas canas?
iEsta Vd. interesado en- hacer ma
buens conquista?
Entonces, amigo 6 amiga, decida-
Sc usar la muy afa mada Jupen'-
lima, que es sin disputa Ell mejor
linte conocido y de resultados mas po
sitivos.
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
Al por mayor. The J,tveniiina
Co.,-P. o. Box 101. Ponce. P R.
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s,It.e.:. e.,:..Iy ssya1sn iin1l,ia.sn.
EH ssU35si

Wales ExfRAoRDINARIO>
7.l5 els 1850
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos d
O. quiIltal.
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OONSEJOs "A Las MADRE0-E

OONeEJOS "A LAS MADRES.-E
9srabs calm ante della Sonora win slow
debe de ussrse siempre que los MID al
|estan on ei psriodo Do - dentici6 n
'Proporciona alivio Immediate al peg q
DO pacients produce I'M suefio natu nj
y tranquilo, alivis sl dolor y el IN &C.
Tito despierts muy vivo y alegre. Ne
muy agradable al paladar, cslm af
aiao ablanda sus dolores. hace fac il ID
funci6n del est6mago y regula 10 . in
tentinos. Es el mejor remedio GO noci-
do para 10 diArrea "a aprovengs % to do
ID dentioi6n 8 dc cualquiera otrA Ten
case mucho cuidsdo On pedir el "Jsra
ibs Calmante de 10 ss60ra winslov " %
ri mejorAo todoo.
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Vease II edici6n de aver.

Continue hacienda uso de la pala-
bra Ell DR.. Asford, y explic6 como Ia
anemia iba cediendo Ell Ia isla, sien-
do hoy muy exigua la mortalidad
que Sc rejistra por aquella. Que los
trabajos realiza os para combatlrla
han dado los naejores resultados en-
favor de la poblaclon rural de la isla;
pero que hay que continuar en- su
extirpacion Y para clio Sc hacia ne
cesario la valiosa corporation de los
alcaldes y municipalidades de La is
Ia, con ell gobierno insular a fin de
llegar al hermoso resultado de una
completa extirpacion.
Ell alcalde de San Juan DR.. del
Vale Atiles dirijio Ia palabra a los
asambleistas y hacienda referencia
q 10 manifestado por el fiscal de Pom
ce Sr. Palscios Rodriguez, diio que
mas de una vez ha eSperimsntado
gran dolor tsl yer las condiciones de j
muchos mfelices alienados, cue CO.
mo ha dicho el ilustrado fiscal de J
Ponce,se hacinan muchas en- las car
eles y depositos municipales en- las
condolences mas tristes Y de dificil
remedio "Que este no obedece a
que los alcaldes Sc descui'len y no
presten la suficiente atenci6n al
asunto sino a la imposibilidad abso-
luta, que en- las condolences actuales
Sc encuentran los municipios y por
10 tanto sus alcaldes para atender
debidamente akdep6sito provisional
de esos infelices, va que no hay loca-
les apropiados para ello,. Que el
espectaculo es doloroso para las au-
toridades como para los familiares
de a~'lellos desgraciados enfermos,
To- nuchas veces, por no poder
81 les en- mejores condolences,
r l.nanas empeoran en- su te-
III. 4olencia y contraen otras en-
fermedades.
Hace indicaciones respecto de la
forma en- que cree pudiera melorar-
Sc Ia situacion de los alienados GUAM
do hayan de ser depositados preven-
tivamente en- las poblaciones y!
termina sus Manifestations obte-
niendo nutridos aplausos de toda la
concurrencia.
Ell gobernador dice que tendra su-
mo cuidado en- tomar en- considera-
cion 10 manifestado por el alcalde
de San Juan y refiere ell case de su
experienced personal, de la vista que
recibio en- su propio despacho, de un
alienado que vagaba por la ciudad, t
10 que le ocasion0 tristisima impre-
sion V pena, considerando la situa-
ciCn del enfermo.
ii alcalde Gle Quehradillas hizo
manifestaciones en- el sentido de que:
en- aquella municipalidad Sc carece
de medico Y esta situaci6n dificllta
periudica grandemente Ia buena
marcha de la administration que. Sc
encuentra con que no hay un iacul-
tativo que atienda a los nimerosos
enfermos pobres de la localldad,
ocasionandose mayores gastos Y I'm
serio peigro para la salud pdblica.
Que el municipio estaba al dia con
sus obhgaclones Y no tenfa deudas
pendientes. V por 81 contrario dis
pone de sohran7e on "aja. Explica
lue la falta de medico e-tribaba prin
,ipalmente en- la aSignaci6n para el
narn de sr sneldn teninndn en- GLEN
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Blazouaz Nanati.
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EscueIa particular deVeIano
HUMACAO P. R.
Protesores:
Sra Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr.. c. U. Hines
Ense6anza en- ingles.

EuSeDanZd en- 1usleS.
Sc admiten alumnos desde so. So
grado. Prec1os conuenciopaies. Sc
preparan maestros rurales y gradua
dos, y para ell Servicio Civil.
Examenes en- septiemhre por el De-
partamento de Educaci6n.
I'm alumno estudioso puede apren-
der un grado en- estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara pupilaje q los
alumnos de la isla que deseen aprove-
char esta oportunidad.
Para informes pueden dirigirse &
doha Ana Rogue 6 4 Give U. Hines.
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FL triste espectaculo de
los alienados en- los de-
positos municipales.
Fl iuez municipal Dc San Juan
llama Ia ateDcion hacia los
mines quo acosades por la mi
seris csneten pequehos hur.
toG.

La salud pdblica en- Quebra-
dillas y el ajiotage en- la
carne que Sc expende al pd-
blioo, son puntos tratados
por los alcaldes de aquel
municipio y del de Comerio.
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eficio de aquel vecindario.

deficio de aquel vecindario.
Ell hotel que Sc trata de cons
truir en- las afueras de la ciudad ten
dra un cuerpo central de IA pisos y
dos cuerpos laterales en- forma de
torres.
En- asuntos del servicio sali6
aver para Ponce el attorney general
Y le acompaIla el assistant Sr I.xnnes
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La distinguiia Sciiorita Teresi-
na Moreno Calier0n. h. renunciado
el cargo que desempenaba en- Ia jun
te directiva del Club de damas"
de eya ciudad.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-01
BRYAN SUPPORTING
PART OF TICKET
Nebraskan Explains His PO-
SitiOn on State Issues.

Lincoln, Neb-.. Oct. S1-Declaring that
party of Nebraska die of delirium tre-
mems. Mr.. Bryan told an audience Of
5.oo0 Lincolnites tonight 10 vote against
James c. Dahlman. Democratic candi-
date for governor.
He said that Mr. Dahlman had no
moral claim upon Democratic support,
because he owed his nomination To the
invasion of the Democratic primary by
thousands Of Republicans that in addi-
tion, he had refused TO stand upon the
party platform declarations on the liquor
question. but was the open and avowed
champion of the liquo; interests. by
whom he was being supported. He de-
clared it TO be necessary TO defeat Dahl
man I'm order 10 end the spree the party
was embarked upon. and to drive the
liquor interests out of politics in this
State
Il was supposed that Mr.. Bryan would
refuse TO support Hitchcock, candidate
for United states Senator against Bur
kett, because of recent charges affecting
iiio iCAdA4t44H WIN a ntlduitlHE CltlE
treasurer. but Bryan advised the sup
port OF Hitchcock and every Democratic
candidate for Congress for party reasons
The greater part OF his speech was
devoted TO national issues. lie said that
the progressive Republicans could not
control the next Congress and relief
was possible only through Democracy.
He had a great deal of fun with Roose-
velt, whose recent speeches he quoted to
prove that he was to-day the greatest
living exponent of Bryanism.
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Continued on Page o, Column 3.
RESCUED DURING HURRICANE.
Crew of the Bark Mastorea Brought
70 baltimore.

Baltimore, Oct. 3l.-The crew of the
Norwegian bark Mastorea, seventeen
men In all, were brought here to-day
on the fruiter Juan. from Jamaica. They
were rescued during the West Indian
hurricane a week ago yesterday by the
British bark River Platte, and taken to
the island Their vessel. which was
bound from Gulfport. Miss, to Buenos
Ayres, was abandoned In a sinking con-
ditiOn
The members of the crew Of the Masto-
rea went through a thrilling experience.
Their vessel rapidly filling with water,
the decks mass Of wreckage. the life
boats disabled, and a hurricane wind
hurting mountainous seas over the dere-
Ict, the men had all but abandoned hope
when the River Platte was sighted. When
she came near enough the crew of the
Mastorea embarked in their damaged
lfeboat, which sank to the gunwales
and was only kept afioat by the air tanks.
Mastorea AT noon, il was 5 p. m. before
the last man was safely aboard the River
Platte. That they were saved at all is
attributed to the oil on the water which
had been thrown overheard from the
ship in an effort to keep her afioat as
long as possible. Getting their rowboat
into the area covered by the oil, the
River Platte wa able TO get alongside.
and the men were hauled to her deck by
a life line
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-01
MOTHER GOOSE CARNIVAL
FEATURE OF HALLOWEEN.

The Mother. Goose Carnival, at the old
Masonic Temple. under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid Society of the Church
of Our Father. Universalist, opened last
night with a large crowd in attendance.
The pupils of Miss Cora Shreve gave
delightful vaudeville turns during the
evening. Miss Bertha Wolf sang Jack
O'-Lantern; r. F. Bingham sang The
Death and Burial of Cock Robin" and
a score or more of Miss Shreve's pupils,
led by Sadie May Lipp and Bertha Wolf,
gave the national sword dance
The carnival will continue until Thurs
day night, with changes in the pro-
gramme every night The affair is in
charge of the following ladies of the
church: Miss Kate s. Curry, chairman;
Mrs. ID. ID. Cameron. treasurer; Mrs. n
v Bisbee, Mrs H. D. Sinclair, Mrs J.
Van Schaick, jr.; Mrs. A. X. p Harvey,
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-01
MATCHES SET FIRE
TO CHILD'S DRESS
Six-year-Old Girl Nay BE
Fatally Burned.

Ruta. the six-yea -o!d dalshgei Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter J. Echter. was probably
fatally burned s,hiie playing with matches
al her home. n55 Fifth street northeast,
yesterday afternoon. The child is now
at the Children's Hospital. where physi-
clans hold out little hope for her recovery.
Her body is "A mass Of burns from her
head 10 her knees.
Left alone while their parents were at
work. Ruth and her brother and sister
obtained a box of matches In some way
the entire box became ignited and set
fire 10 Ruth's clothing. She ran scream
ing 10 the upper floor of the home where
she was found by an aunt. Mrs. Annie
Buckley. Of 1l52 Fifth street, who was
attracted by her cries
The clothing was completely burned
from the child's body A hurry call was
sent 10 Casualty Hospital and DR. Nc
Govern responded with an ambulance.
After FIRST aid treatment was given, the
girl was removed 10 Childrens Hospital.
Physicians found severe burns about the
abdomen and face. and it Is feared the
child inhaled the flames.