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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
For Freedom

The recommendations of the Ohio legislative commission
appointed investigate the high Of living have passed
practically unuotced yet its treatment OF economic and dome
tic subjects OF the very highest Importance to the wnoe
nation,
What relief is there finally in bowling about high costs
cold storage combinations controlling prices OF oodstu
when conditions such forth in the two paragraphs
following?
The bureau Of and labor reports that the value
Of foodsus exported fallen from SSS0OOOOOO IN lS9S to
$30OO0O the fiscal year OF 1910; cattle exported IN 9io
1900 as against $4,000 1904 lard in 1910 oneha that
1905 wheat onehd that OF 1902 one-h that OF l9Vo
meat and dairy products $40OO0O0O worth as against
$2iO00O00 in 1906 In short rapidly approaching
time when we WILL NOT PRODUCE ENOUGH TO EAT
and shat old theory Uncle Sam feeding the world will be
but haxy dream
The Washington authorities put the immigration Tor the
fiscal wear 1910 at 100000 The first months show oo
90 Taking last month sample there came to US $500
Germans $50 Italians 22Oo3 Polish and $500 Greeks mostly
agricultural folk.
II is safe to say that 90 per Of these people will
be nonproducerthat is they will locate the cities mines
virtually BECOMING SLAVES IN ALL SAVE THE NAME
Here we threatened shortage in production and big
nonprodueng 1t plainly the burning
the candle both ends TO nothing OF the
great national moral issues involved.
The Ohio statesmen referred suggest remedies They
would have the state maintain agricultural schools and expert
mental farms in each county.
They would have labor bureau to furnish aborers to
farmers.
They would have the moral physical and domestic ad
vantages country life taught all the public schools
They would push TO front everything having ten
dency 10 ATTRACT THE YOUNG MEN OF THE CoUN-
TRY TO THE FARMS instead OF the city.
We venture TO say very few real thinking patriots can
be found who do the future OF nation and IT,
highest ideals depend upon serious powerful movement along
the lines indicated BY these Ohio investigators
We got have teaching and praceng Of tree
dom larger percentage OF people INDEPENDENT or
THE FOOD TRUST. THE TRANSPORTATION POOL
AND THE COLD STORAGE PLANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
WITH STAR READERS

matter u record. Mr Grant did nng
know anything positively when
asked the approximate cast Of a
hook and ladder truck be replied
! don't know" This 80 Disguised
Mr. Calhoun that he leaned oser to-
ward him and exclaimed Well.
you know whether ~ cost 10 cents
or $4,000. don't you ?" And Mr..
Grants answer was. Il Cont kno9 "
His other testimony was equally
valuable. There were az least a
dozen hearers Of hls statements, ex-
elusive 81 the civil service commits
sion
MIR. Calhoun. after the show. =
stated that he had no caee, that he
had been deceived ia Mr.. Grant. No
doubt he a. the most surprised Of
any Of as at the decision.
Very truly yours.
r. @. WHITAKER,
sz5 Colman Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

will be feature Of our campaign
against the ny This Is 20 be nc
complished BY the city oJ town be.
ing divided into districts OF proper
size. each district to be In charge Of
a committee Of women. who will
undertake 20 visit every home Ia
the district. advising them that on
certain date there viii be n gen.
eral city houaecleRninE.
Everybody viii be asked 10 re
move all garbage. trash. manure
piles. ash heaps, etc. Cities VIII
be asked to take care Of vacant lots
and streets.
A clean yard and screened
house. multiplied by as many yards
and houses az there are in the state
will make the fly as scarce In Kan
sas as the snake Is in ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

Editor The Star-As longtime
friend Of Harry W Bringhurss
ehave known him since isss and he
has never once "welehed"J, wish
to thank you for your very fair
statement Of his case In your even
ing paper.
with a friend. Capt f. NJ. Green
Leaf. I attended the trial 60 on
Tuesday night last. To say Il was
a bowling farce would be putting q
very mildly indeed. There was alb
soluteiy nothing TO II whatever ex-
ospt the expected testimony of Mr.
r. W. Grant. superintendent of
buildings. which did not materialize.
Mr.. Scott Calhoun. an able lawyer.
for the city. had been mislsd to be-
Ifeve that Mr. Grant knew all about
everything. and that his testimony
would be all that was needed. As a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
=%=3@ THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE =a
IN THE PUBLIC EYE

when Senator Hale Of Maine an
nounood that he hnd Withdrawn
from the canvass for reelection. h0
dld not mean that he wouldn't Ike
10 he returned % the senate which
he has afeared for 30 many years.
hc only admitted that Maine had at
last escaped from bis vest pocket,
where Il has foposed for To- those
many winters.
This IL the first time since Hale
went TO the senate. In 1881, that his
seat has been seriously contested.
One would hardly expect 10 find in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
TALKS ON TEETH
BY The REGAL DENTISTS
A Recipe
for Good
Looks

The first ingredient" ia the rec
lpe for good looks is pretty teeth.
Given a fine. good looking set Of
teeth. no man or woman need have
any fear that he or she will BE-
called anything but good looking.
Next 90 the eyes. the teeth are
most ia evidence.
Every word that Is uttered shows
the teeth every smile shows the
teeth. every time one takes
mouihfui ~ food the teeth are in
evidence. be they good. bad or
mixture OF both
We put the question directly up
10 you.
DO you WANT A FULL SET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

municipalities OF the state the pas
sage OF ordinances compelling the
removal of manure piles at least
every ten days during the season
from April TO November /. that
many days being the BREEDING cycle
OF The fly. and that decaylng vege.
table matter and other fly-breeding
places be properly disposed OF
The women's clubs OF Kansas
have come to the aid Of the health
authorities. Ae semiaunual clean
up under the auspices Of the clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
Pointed Paragraphs.
By
NED @cznzT1P

II takes an expert salesman TO
make customers want what he
wants them 10 want.
II we ever entertained any angels
unawares they have not as yet dis
closed their Identity.
Many a girl would die of enlarge
ment Of the heart II she really loved
every young man she thinks she
does.
There are two sides to every
question, but the discovery wasn't
made by any OF the parties directly
Interested.
As last resort, when woman
wants her husband to do something
he doesn't want to do, she tells him
he ought to do Il for the children's
sake.-New York Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

fo4nlnE "a the Efouth. tho blood
thirsty btindled bulldog rushed AZ
Hugo HlHkelopper. the psychic ox-
pert For moment 8, squatted
omlnousiy. ~ II Tor a deadly spring.
Notice hpw mind can sway the
brute creature" exclaimed Hugo.
smiling WIN that he stopped aud
placed biz hand cafessingly on the
low forehead II the vicious mutt
This end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
or BEAUTIFUL TEETH

or BEAUTIFUL TEETH
n you are wearing a partial plate
or suffering with sO-called
bridge" and have two OF mors
teeth left in either jaw. We can fur
niah you with az handsome a SCI
Of teeth as ever you saw 10 any
mouth and not even your best
friend viii be able to say they did
not grow In your mouth.
That is the kind Of work we give
our patients--our method.
There is nothing Ike II 10 be had
elsewhere. Counterfeit teeth reste-
ration Is a dangerous proceeding
and bungier can do more harm Ia
an hour than We can ever repair.
We regulate twisted. crooked ard
pro;ruding teeth--gighten looss
teeth permanently Crowns. fir
ings. porcelain and gold applied
without pain and without much
time In the chair
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
f4o5 Bird Az. NJ. w. Cor. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

aureenia in conservative" Maine.
bat there ARE lots OF them In the
old slate. and they are all out after
'rtaeilonary" Hale's scalp and with
fair chances Of landing a.
Iiale'a record lis a typical Aldrich
one The only time through All the
tariff session that he disagreed with
Aldrich Saa on the vote on plncap-
pies With that single exception be
voted Always and constantly with
the Rhode Island man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
sY 5. ). cRUmBInE, n. O..


Secretary Kansas Board of Health.
In every postolflce in Kansas. In
every other public place. IA All
slaughter houses and liserY sta.
bica. everywhere poasihle. IL post
ed a warning cry against the ny
This poster tells the readers the
awfuiness 81 the uy'a wurk and
how 20 get rid 81 him.
But we do NOT stop there In a
leafiel. mailed to thousands, we
tell everybody to swat the fiy."
The lcaflct and poster have
brought about such a condition Of
adherence Of the ny 10 this state
that Il Is seldom an unacreeucd
house II found Sanitary laws re-
qulre that all places where foods
are manufactured. prepared or Of
fsred FIR sale shall be effectively
and thoroughly screened. Indeed.
Il ETs become little short Of dis
graceful 20 have flies In ones
Aousf OF place II business.
We are urging npou the various
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

! "Mafrytn divorced woman mss
lest one accommodation over mar
ryln' a yadder--sho doesn't bfae
erbout IN other man"
AZ banquet Ia honor 81 a town
celebrity. a walter noticed one guest
feeling tho edges OF the knives.
'1ta all right. Mr. Brown he
said Every one Of 'cm Is sharp .
That's shat ! feared answered
Brown THE last time was here
| cut my mouth"
what will be the result when
women wear the lruuHersf
They will be able 10 strike a
match Ike man
A man'H a fool
II not instructed Ia woman'a
school Beaumont
summerviile Dennis. Of Dead.
wood. Ala. fought IN feur AHeric ar
wars. finally dying az the age Of ~
IN tGes. Although BY mistake the
army records show that he died
upon the field Of battle four times,
his widow will receive bu, one pen
sion.
4 hear your ran In making money
0ut Of his voice ~ the opera-"
That's rigbt"
Where did he learn slnginr7"
"oh. he don't sing. lie calls the
oarriagea."
I'm a play called The Bands o.
the Sea vas supposed 10 BE- dying
" thirst" said Henry A. Lytton.
the actor Il waA bemosninE my
fate that there was not drop Of
water within n days march
Suck your coat said volee In
the gallery
4 had been sitting on a fire
bucket NJ the side q, the stage and
had allowed one ~ tbs edges Of my
coat 20 fall into the water"
Our May day festival was derived
from the Roman feast % flowers.
Tho Camtesae d. Martel. novelist.
who writes nnaer the name ~ Cyp.
asked Baron Rnthschiid 20 buy
momcihlng NJ a charity bazaar ~
Paris
"You have nothing ] want be
mala. .nai sell mr your Autograph.
Received from Baron Roihechild
600 francs FOR ohartty--3yp.' she
wrote
Rothachild smiled aud paid
Arw. Newlywcd weeping Hen
~. am sure ! have grounds for a
divorced am positive that you
have deceived me-
Mr.. Newiywed ~hai Ia the
world do you mean What have ]
done to arouse such u suspicionf
Mrs. Ncwiywed tweepinEl II
saw a memorandum Ia your pocket
thla morning to--to buy some new
ribbons for your typewriter -
Judge
whom the cap fitS. let him wear
it.--i.atln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

the way his wife forgiyes his fail
ings.
Life Ia full OF pain: a few men
get hanged: most men get married
When a girl has a married sister
it's a sign she Is going 10 try TO
run her love affairs for her.
A woman believes In love ahead
OF everything else. so that when II
comes out behind she can still go
on believing. Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

What is the cause OF that prima
donna's indignation ?" "The press
agent" replied the impresario.
He said she sang like an angel.
She says that all the angels she
ever knew couldn't sing They
merely wrote checks Washing
ton Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
How Kansas Swa.s the Fly

TIE state - Nsnsas hiss sntsref areu
wide f~arhtmE campaign - fI4 tNH
state FmflrsiF IL fha hHaeaffs u ie tHe
Ing mere hiss any ether ssHf1 ia tFat
lirrcftpa hF FtitfaF ef TIE star asAsd
uF N.fussNins. sesrstarY ~ fMs M#nsaH
kaAsA ~ health. "a trN tue feafefs -
The star hos NaHsRs proposes a. Eff rid
Il ths nies re hss wriffnn fhs fssiaw.
inz Tor The Star Ths EaitaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

The Rev Fourthly-We are here
today and gone tomorrow.
Knicker-Our cook doesn't stay
that long. New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

dental combine don't compete With
cheap dsnmsia. put wifh fhs beat AZ hair
INair UFlrs Open evenings unfit ami
sundays HufN Tor people who work
EDWIN = HWOMN, sif First aY
uninn block between Chorty and Co
tnnhla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
The Dental Com
bine Must Go

Real my letter "a
the legislators "a
nest Mondays star
f0a save a . sliAf. :
make a dailmr anf
the dental monopoly
luss &C. WhFu i a.
Fanr dental aork ros
haif nv. charge
made rs the Ftzts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

Too many matchmakers spoil the
romance.
A man can admire himself for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
We're Not Silly
But Will Acknowledged That
Appearances Are
Against Us
It's a Question Of Money for Brick
Buildings With Us

Ordinarily we'd with that II advlsed say ns
A least sell North End property present
@JM moment. just previous the dsyeiopmeut
x~T,gHF follow the opening the Everett Inter
N 49, urban through realize well a.
s-If~9 that every ground Seattle
l<r1HsZ and the snohomlah county line viii needed Tor
sU the growth Of the city the We real
that property like ours. AID
Country Club and Balngera model suburb which d.
rectiy adioins. viii especially IN
100000 building operations
and bills the only on earth
why Balnger Garden present prices
These five size. prices ara
$500 $500 fourth cash the balance %
monthly ~ quarterly payments
will furnish you living and inevitably
things Is guess about
Take the Inteurban FIFTH and LAKE
will the that m
~ and Take enough money you
you get get sold
outf than per advance
Abstracts all purchasers and legal opinion we'll
. :...:. G Z :,;.. Cs2ezzz5 =. =.
203 New York Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
EVERETT & EDnoNDs Route
str. city Of Everett or telegraph.

Three round trips daily Leave Sc
attic NJ Z a. m. 2 ma aud p. m
SUNDAY. leave Seattle al 1870 a. m.
IL az. and o. m. LenYe Everett at
9.Ib a M. 2.Is y IN. and 7ifs D. m
SUNDAY. leave Everett 81 9.45 a. IN.
aIb .. ~. ana tsfs y. m.
Steamer leaves from Colman dock.
Steamer and sChcduls subject 90
change without notice.
Ishancs-sunBet. Main 39qa. Ind. 73G
MEALS SERVED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
f405 Bird Az. ~. w. Cor. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

whom the cap fits. let him wear
1 Latin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

Our May day festival was derived
from the Roman feast of flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

sunamerViiie Dennis. Of Dead.
wood. Ala. fought IN fcuF American
YEARS. finally dying AZ the age Of ~
IN tGes. Although By mistake the
army records show that he died
upon tire field Of battle four tlnea,
hls widow will receive but one pen
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

Il hear your rou II making money
out Of bis Voice AZ the opera -
That's right"
Where did he learn singinf7
rOh. he don't sing. lie calls the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
FUNERAL,
AS Was II. HER / WISH.
Body Of Angel Of crimea'
Laid Away in Little
Chlrchyard.
.pIuI 3 L c TRlB UTE PAID,
AT Memorial Service Cathedral
Is Crowded With
Mourncrs.

London August 20-Tlorence Night
5ingalc, the Angel OF the CrimeaI who
died August 13 ut her London home.
was buried this afternoon beside the
bodies Of her father and mother In
the churchyard OF the little Harnp-
shire village OF East Mellow. In uc-
cordance with her often expressed
wishes for a simple private funeral,
the ceremony was OF the quietest ma
ture, the feature, q reminder OF her
great services to the army and the
nation. being the presence OF q squad
OF the Grenndier Guards, who acted as
spallbenrers. Outside OF these only
members Of tho Immediate family and
O. few retainers were present OF the
funeral.
A public tribute was paid at me-
mortal service at noon at ST. Pnul's
Cathedral hero, at which King George,
Queen Mary. the Queen Mother Alex
andra. tho war Office and Admiralty
and tho greater part Of the British
public bodies and colonies werc repro
vented. Tho United States ambassa-
dor. Whitelnw Reid. and Mrs. Reid
were present
The cathedral was crowded with the
official representatives. and thousands
of private persons. who had como to
do honor TO tho dead, were unable to
and places inside the church and stood
outside during tho ceremonies.
Among the flowers sent for the fun
neral were number OF wreaths con-
atributed by American nursing assocta-
tiong. and many prominent members
pf the American colony in London at
tended tho service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
PRISONERS BEGIN
LONDON II JOURNEY.
lDr. Crippen and Miss Leneve
Going Back to Face
Charge.

quebec. Que. August 2o.-Dr. Har-
Ney Hawley Crippen and Miss Ethel
Glare Lenevc were taken from the
provincial jail early to-day In sep
arate cabs and driven rapidly west
ward. The couple. in charge of Detec-
tive Dow. Sergeant-Detective Mitchell
and the two wardrcsses. boarded tho
steamer Megantic, which touched here
early this afternoon and departed at Z
O'Clock tonight for Liverpool.
The detectives with DR.. Crippen and
Miss Leneyc probably met the alegan-
h tic with tug at Cape Rouge. seven
miles west Of Quebec. on the st. Law
renee River. where the couple was
quietly placed aboard the steamship.
Great secrecy was observed by the de-
itectives in removing the prisoners
from the Jail. as It was desired to
avoid demonstration. The Megantic
Is due at Liverpool q week from to-
day.
The prisoners were driven from the
jail In two separate hacks. Inspector
Crippen In one, and the two Hollo-a
way Jail wardresses with Miss Leneve
In the other. Another hack followed
containing local police officers and a
Representative OF the White Star Line,
owners of the Megantic-
All three hacks drove to the dock
where the party boarded a ferry boat
for Lewis, across the st. Lawrence.
They were transferred to a tug. which
Itartcd full speed up the river.
Meanwhile, wireless orders had been
sent to the captain Of the Megantic
TO slow UP to permit the party to go
aboard. The transfer to the steamer
occurred shortly after II o'clock in
midstream The prisoners were put In
separate cabins. whore they were kept
out OF sight while the Megantic was
mt the wharf here.
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Anftton 6alfs. 1lture Bap4.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
4 II KNOWN AS
Hotel Willard
AZ the request OF tho owner, we will
Bell at public auction, on tho premises,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 27TH.
MBHnRR1N, VA.

Tho above described property IS sit
uated on the main public road or thor.
oughfnre in tho growing railroad town
OF Mch erin, Va, ut the junction OF the
Southern and virgnlan Railroads, and
is easily the best located property in
the village for either hotel or hand
some private residence, fronting ar, the
main public road and facing the South
ern Railroad about 200 yards from the
station. Tho lot has frontage Of
about 200 feet. with depth OF over
400. ana contains between and s
acres.
The improvements consists OF a two
story frame dwelling OF eight rooms,
occupied for the past year MS hotel.
ana enjoying good transient trade
with all tho regular boarders they can
accommodate: servants house In yaru.
ice house. stable with six stalls car.
riage house, corn mousse, wood and coal
house and two poultry houses. flne or.
ohard of general variety fruit In full
bearing. fine lawn with large shade
trees, splendid location for handsome
private residence, with ample 'front.'
ago for large store in which to conduct
any kind OF mercantile business. On
account OF the junction OF the South
ern with the new Virginian Railroad,
tho trade OF this town Is rapidly In
creasing, and this property is bound
TO rapidly increase in valuo.
The only reason 1t Is offered Tor sale
large business interests in another
state that requires his immediate, per-
sonal attention.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
B. F. HAMILTON q CO.,
Auctloneers.
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PLACES AT COLLEGES
FOR RETIRED OFFICERS
Special to The Timea-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Was hington,S D.. c.. August 20.--A
board OF officers Of the War Depart
ment has just made q report Of United
States inspection of the military col
1eges. It has been decided that upon
officers now on duty at the following
named institutions. the vacancies will
be filled by retired officers: Georgia
Military College, Gordon Institute and
Clemson College, South Carolina:
2eges now having retired officers other
retired men will be supplied.
MAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Horze Got out : az Gar d r,

Especial to The Times Dispatcf.J
car in which Little joe a wcll-lsnown
Roanoke race horse, was shipped from
Cleveland to this city, reached here
last night, the horse was missing a
found near town to-day. How he got
out OF tho car Is a nuzzle. "A man tray
cling In tho cur with tho horse says
he dropped asleep and may have left
jurcd, q a B 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

! I Il - g.
\ BY virtue OF certain decd Of trust.
dated May IS. 1909. recorded In the
clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county. IN Deed Book 1856 y.
page a2s4. default having teen, made in
cured, and being required by the bene
ficiary therein so to do. will sell at
public auction. in front OF the Henricoi
county courthouse. on tho
Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1910.
SATURDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
tract OF land containing 100 acres,
more or less. with the frame dwelling
and other improvements thereon.
known aB the
'W1NGFiELD FARM"
situated near the Qninnoccasin Road,
adjoining tho Carbon Hill property ana
the land OF o. c. Brown ct elts., In the.
county OF Henrico. abou. SIX miles
west OF the city OF Richmond. For
more particular description reference
Is made to tie deed above cited.
This farm Is situated in a section
that is rapidly enhancing la value. and
is well suited for agricultural pur-
poses.
TERMS: Cash as to so much of the
proceeds AS may be necessary to de-
fray. the expenses OF executing this
trust, including trustees commits
sion OF 5 per cent and to discharge
the sum of $1,000 now due. with I'm
sterest at the rate OF 6 per cent. from
May IS, 1909. The payment OF the
residue can be made to snit the pur.l
chaser. or I'll cash. at tho option or
the purchaser.
JULIEN GUM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
SECOND u CENSUS OF sUFFoLK.
Figures Disnpp0lnt Citizens-Fnir AS
ISOLATION Organized.

u. Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
Suffolk, Va. August 20.--AF SPECIAL
census Of Suffolk, the second OF tao
siy as the t town 4 population of s7sl
g against 3,S27s ten years ago. a gain
of s L per cent. Il "A
q The growth, encoura glng as 1t Is,
alsappo1nts ne Of most
'jtsis not accurate, and falls below whit
the Federal census will show. The
count was taken as a S tepB preliminary
to the transitio of the town Into a
city, # b
95& The SUFFOLK Fair Ass ociatio was or
lganized last evening. with the follow
Ing officers: ], u. B. Holiday, presi-
dent; Fl. " Fitzgerald. secretary, and