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New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull, OF No Dbl
Washington avenue, announces thrd FIT
days. Her cousins. DR.. Isabel Caidweh ana
Miss Mary Foster Caldwell. Will receive
with her
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Miss VI. Louise Nundell and her pupils
will be at home at No. 2'6 McDohoush
street ON Wednesday. from until O'Clock.
Music will. of course. be feature OF the
occasiO
The state herald., 1910-10-28

on the candidates before the convention
and all candidates receiving lU pae cent
of tho convention vote will bp placed af
thy top oil The primary ballot in the or
der of their vote fn the assembly OF
r1urr tha caucus domaarafE know l'a.
this bin did not make good fh. rrnmIn
mad, by their party and chat ,hn T0a.
pie demanded O primary without ruH-
vgHu0n ro th.y changed Jhn name fmm
convention" 10 assembly" evidently
hoping that they could fool some OF lhp
people by such @ change
Notwithstanding the fact tHft fhs
measure was denounced hE fh. demo.
ant0r pm rf Ba faho hlIt H...' Cover
nar shafrurh hHa .rn.a Ihr NIl
To accompany thu primary hI l..
democrats passed a uHI.IwInn MH
which. if it becomes % law, accord
.nr 10 8th democratic Authority aa t.a
Denver News, wHI throw wide rnnn oh.
nin thn nay for lection ruuiampr.
vrE
The railroad hIIl i. ai.0 denounced bH
lhr democratic and republican prr# o.
Hsr ar being much wUrH fhm rrnf
nH, r1 rho only ruUIf Eh1t m worthy
mentioning BE- lhn uhmtalan of lnr .n-
iuaf.Yr and referendum constitutional
amendment which would newer hau
been r.Hgd had 10 uat boon I0r fHr fr.
UuHHrHn gulr-
Governor EhBfmIh secured h r
nomination Hy calling Ihn .Egu .au
Hur Do. .HI.d -'HnI'g Zoo making hg th
rs'm session anH campaign capitol fT
himself ur hH puIg anH he anl h un.
r.rtru arr being hut nHf" mH .n
their attempt rn Hn.Hnr 'Hr .n..w
r rI wm H He#nn b" calling ...
t.uH r.Hu8.
The state herald., 1910-10-28
Fall immigration Heavy.

The fall immigration has set In in
earnest. The goycromcnt land in the
Sterling district is being filed on as
homesteads and desert entries ev,ry
day, A very good class Of land seekers
are being located on land and buying
choice upland. Missouri, Kansas ard
Nebraska head the list Of states that
are furnishing Us our future population.
There has been over 80. 900 acres ofraw
land broken this summer. which will
quite materially add to our crop output
another season. At least twn.th.rdg ul
this has been put into fall wheat. which
is looking fine considering the dry
weather we have had The recent
showers have been a great help, the
wheat Is now green aud making nm cX.
ceptionally good fall growth Sterling
Republiean,Adyncato.
The state herald., 1910-10-28
Republican Rally.

IH' .rt republican rally of the cam
n..gn for H0y0ke was held last satur.
daH evening The speakers were Hon.
# .. L. Crank OF Denver, Hon. Bon
Griffith. republican tlHiidt,. Tor atta.-
m.g general aHIJ n. pmr'ar. candle
data Ior lieutenant governor Tho at
tendance was rood and the speakers
w.rn given close md careful attention
.hv .Ho agd.aneo. Good music was fur
uHhDI Enr fhg occasion hy the Holyoke
come. hanf
Hr Grmth. candidate Tor attorney
attorney general .r o. Young lawyer of
Grand junction who BE- 10 popular on
-nH wrt.w slope that although his
nr nuG mentioned Tor the gamI,
nation 900 tH. day that the nominations
aEu made. atiII be- won out against q
candidate from the Arkansas valley
who .t lh0HHhi had waly-sway FOR
~. r.H|Hnsrr Nr Griffith D. making
. campaign .hat takes well with tho
sa.an anH lhlr w.Il roIl up Tor him a
Hnai majority un election day -.
THn editor Irf'a HH4Frkr Monday o
H. aEa rrabUr1n r1lly al 1ulssburR
.n evening. gas 10 sp"sf ~ Florence
"Wednesday rsaH.hrralidat Thursday
..f m NH0 points join H. republican
.H fa.n faf = fru iays campaign
HwHFh fhn western rafi ~ the state
fI.m 49, Crank. lion. ucn Grif.
"fh mniI ~ ra.Flrr Tr0fs al wray
"Wednesday nmrRof .Bat seek. Al.
.n IwrIaM Nmrb Friday and were
.I..I fa .ruaa q Hsytqn Saturday af.
f.m nf aFr uI'v was postponed on
m'rHa frrP.f ,ha' Fsre held
.. .0al gHt
The state herald., 1910-10-28

The shnfroth extra session Of the
legislature has finally come 20 on end
and the people breathe more freely
now. The session continued for 70 day
and cost the tax payers about $4,000.
The results Of the session wcrr the rc.
nomination Of Governor shafroth hy
the democrats ns candidate for rc rlce-
ton, the passage Of bill providing for
the submission 10 a vote the initiative
and referendum system n Legislation,
the passage of d primary blll, rgFtas
tration bin and a railroad h.Ii The iHs
iuatiyo and referendum bin could not
have been passed by the democrats ua,
being constitutional amendment Ii
must paas hy q two thirds vote 1ud the
drmnrfats did not have two thirds Vt
the votes and, consequently, th0 rgrlh
hrans furnished tho vote to pass thin
bin.
The direct primary bin paurd wHa
denounced By the democratic prD1a aa q
fake" bin on account of the fnri that
il contains the convention feature The
bill provides that party "afHnbIY
may be held and one vote may be taken
The state herald., 1910-10-28

want to go on record to help North
ern Colorado find congressional dis
rrict Of its own and send an agricultur
al delegate to congress. james c. Bur
ger. candidate for congress.
The state herald., 1910-10-28
Republican County Ticket.

For County Clerk
S. c. EVANS
For County Treasurer
HARRY l.. COLVER
For County Superintendent
JESSIE V. GERRISH
For Assessor -..
OSCAR W. LOHN
For Sheriff
ED JAMES
FOR surveyor
c. A. GUERNSEY
For Coroner
NJ. u. COPP
For Commissioner lst Dist.
S. A. ROGERS
For Commissioner Sd Dist.
NEWTON MORRISON
The state herald., 1910-10-28
Republican State Ticket.

Supreme Court Justice James f.
Garrigues.
Governor-John B. Stephen of ElPaso
Lieutenant Govemor-Jose Il Pain
ter, of Phillips.
Secretary of State-John E. Ramer
OF Larmer
Auditor Thomas l.. Jamison Of Las
Animas.
Attorney General benjamin Griffith
of Mesa.
Treasurer James E. Collier of pu-
eblo.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mrs. Helen NJ Wilson Of Denver
Rail Road Commissioner SheridanS
Kendall of Denver.
Regents os State University Anna
Wolcott Of Denver, W. J. King Of Sag
uachc.
Congressman at Large N. Stevens
! of Pueblo
State Chairmau-Jcsso r. Mcdonald
of Lake,
For Representative f +. Vogcl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

f6nnte, iie ielbit inn 2aufe Ser 8eit
fleinli6 gu ma6en orobt. ,ltno ood,
meld boben eole1 8eruf bat. oie Srau
i'm Sarie 5u erfiilen, liegt bod in
i6rer &ano neben ser f0rperliden
@flege audi Sic geiltige, iittlid)e Scr
mbiloung oes meroenOen @eibleftes,
ser fon1menoen @eidledter. Die Malt=
ter iibt ser eriten @influb auf ooS
aino aus, iie an erlter Steae er5iebt
sic beranlpadienoe Sugeno uno ielten
miro lid ibr ginfl1B in einem MSer1=
lden perlergnen. ~Ml,tternort, ei1
beilig @ort," oas Sen Menl6en in's
2eben, ourh 0as 2eben geleitet, oos
ibm sen erlten @egriff bon Gut n1o
8o1e, BON Menidemiir0e uno Mel1=
l9enitreben gibt.
Desbolb mebr Ndtung Dor Scr
6rauenorbeit 81 @auie, Oh lie lid
audi int e11gen &abmen abipielt, Of
ibr aud) fem gldn5en0er 5iegespreis
sutbeil miro! @ie fam man iomobl
IN @iniidt ouf 6as f0rperlibe als
audi bos geiitige @obl Ser 6amilie
Die Mrbeit oerienigen gering adte1,
Don Ser Elm 8eltalo55i lagt: SD min
sic 8iloung bes @olfes in Sic @an<
ser Mutter legen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Sn einen1 0eutiden StG0tden ba1
Ser 9iirgermeiiter ei1rel, @rlaB iibe1
0as lteberban0nebmen 6eS &lat19es
per0ffentlidt un0 ste &oli5ei beauf-
tragt, cine 2iite Ser berii9tigiten
&latidmeiber 0eS Srtes %5uiammen5u-
lteQe1 uno Sic @ouseigentbiimer ur10
sic Mietber Dor ibnen 5at parnen.
Sebr anidmulid idil0ert ser 8e=
ridt, mie sic 6ral1e1r, mabren0 Sic
Mdnner ld1per arbeiten, lire 3eit
.pergel10en, an SEN @intertbiiren gu
lammeniteben un0 idmaten uno 0a=
bel lire &inoer inns ibren @ausbolt
pernad)ldiiigen. 8el onoers 5urgett-
fertige @eibsbiloer, sic SEN &latid gu
ibrem 2ebensruf gemod)t baben, rel1=
.lte1 bon gsa6barin 5l1 Na6bari11,
iiberaa gum M111oe reoeno un0 sic
Nbmel en0en l6ledt maden0. 9arol1s
e%ntlteben Damn 3anf u1o 5treit,
z0ein0i6afteu ltno Gerlel1moungspro<
5elie. Gin nettes 5ittenbilo! -
@liidlides Mmerifa, 0as lolde 3ultdn=
Sc nidt fennt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

9as &abel meiB mieoer %allerban0
iiber oas 11adlte &oniiitorium un0 sic
beboriteben0e grnennu11g reuer &ar=
oinale 81 beridten. 9iesmal beiBt
es, 0aB feline Mmerifaner iid] oarun=
ter befin0en iouen. 9aS ndf1te Meal
miro mie0er 0oS @egentbeil beribtet
mer0en. SHE 0erartige Mel011ngen
lin6 refine Spefulationen, Sic it6 auf
@eriidten l1n6 @el6tpab a%1fbal1en.
Gbatiaden iin0 MIR 0eienigen Mit=
tbeilungen, Sic bonn 8atifan offi5ieu
befanntgegeben meroen. 8is cine lol<
DIE &unogebung err olgt, mer0en mir
aQe ar1f 6ielen @egenita110 be5iigliden
Mel0ungen ais leere acknowledgements
tc ~auffalien miilien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
SntereNantes Muerlet


9ic gus fa,br BON Wiebl> Mfais,
6leil6 @alummolle u110 Mi1eral=Sel
mar inn abgelaufenen @ugult melel1t-
lid b0ber, als I'M Muguit 1909. Sour
Die Ml,sf ubr bon @ei3el1 lpar Inn 3A
Miaionen 8u1del geringer. SIN gait
5en belief iid) ser @ertb Ser Mus=
fubr bon oe11 oben %gena1u1ten Eroouf=
ten auf $45, 671 900, geeen $36, 1911.
600 i'm Ml1guft lebten Sabres. Mnf-
foGeno, oob int letten Muguit fir
1lA Miuionen Collars Sleii6 un>
S6lad)tpieb erportiert muroen, fir ct
ma cine MiQion n1ebr, als int Ml1gui1
1909.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
GamilienfreiS.
6ramcnarbeit.
@altet bo6 un0 boltet mertb

6raltenarbeit al11 bdl1sliden Serb!
5rauenarbeit i'm So1le, pie &C.
ring miro Tie oo6 leioer pielfa6 &C.
a6tet, nidt olein bon Mannern, Be-
ren 6rouenbanoe Elm beboglihes, &C.
or0netes @eim idoffer1, lon0ern ol1d)
bon 6rouen, Sic, int offentliden Sc
rl1fsleben 1tebeno, BON Ser bausliden
1bdtigfeit ibrer Mitidmeltern gering
oenfen. uMh, 6os bisden Mrbeit int
@aule lit ia leibt gemadt!" Sebr oft
fort ma oieie ACKNOWLEDGMENT @or=
te, un0 0od, mie idaper lit es gera0e,
bieies treue, iorgen0e S6affen in
&leinigfeiten un6 &leinlidfeiten fir
ma,1den bodltreben0en 6%rauengeiit;
mie oft ml1B ser groBe @e0anfe: uDei=
ner 2ieben @obl liegt IN 6einer &ano!
Ole treue, piel geplagte @auSmutter
iiber 0os tagli6e @inerlei erbeben> 0aS
ibr 0od ielbit oft fleinli6 erl 6einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Wmcrifautid,c Yarbiere mpQen al.

Mmerifaniide 8orbiere mouen sur
@ebung ser u5tan0esebre" Sic Srinf-
gel0er abidoffen un0 ibren 8eruf gu
ei1tem r%egl1ldren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St1t0il1m MAIDEN, Sos 0ur9 Sic Hro=
motion 5um uGoniorial Doctor" ge-
front miro. Sebr perniinftig! @ie
mir b0re1t, mer0en sic Strabenfebrer
oieiem 8eiipiel folgen, un6 ser
Street Cleaning Doctor" mfrs sic
nd6ite 8liitbe am @au1ne ser ame.
ritaniiden &ultur iein. DoB Sic @tra:
benreinigungsfunit cine beio110ers
i6mierige 1T un6 6esbalb cine gan1
ipe5ielle Mus5eidnung ber6ient> 5eiger
sic StraBen unierer 9ta6t uns fai1
ole Gage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Smmer 6eutlider tritt 51 Sage
ooB @iliam Sennings 8rpan un6 lei
ne @efolgsle11te itd gang III SEN &la1
en- ser Hrobibition befin0en. 81. S
M}etcalfc, 9ilfsre0aftel1r oes &errr
8rpan gebSrigen @o@enblatteS
u@omnpner," ser iib auf elmer Goutt:
tp Sption=Glotform TINT sic Nomina:
ton fir oaS Mmt zines 8u1t0esl jena:
tors bemorben batte, aber gei6lager
mor0en mar, gibt befan11t, er mer0{
Mapor 9ablmam bon Sn1aba, Ser
bemofratild)en @oubernel1r5&an0ioa.
ten bon Me6raSfa, ni6t ltnter itiiben
neil er gegen County Sption lei, Jon
Oern fir Sen pro6ibiltii6 geiinnten re-
publifoniiben &aaoi0aten, s. s. Ml:
0ri6 eilttreten. Ma6 oieler 2eiitlne
io1ten @err 8rpan inns feline Mnbdn-
ger fir Sic 0emofratilde Nartei ems:
giiltig abgetban iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

@pn, Stanbmiidcu,

@ellte mouen mir einnml bonn
5tuuhpilben reoen, aber nidt bios
fiir sic M0oden, mrd sic &naben oilr-
fen 5ub0ren. Mba, oenft elmer, oa
miro gerpib bon ser @eiunobeit Die
Meoe lein, mie iebr sic @einlidfeit Ser
@eluuobeit 5utragli6 nno auer
Sd1m,b ibr nahtbeilig lit. Gin an
oerer, ser nod fliiger lit, oeaft: 9as
mirflidc 5taublpiiden lit gar nidt
aen,eint, mir ionen gemib ermobnt
peroen, bos @er5 bon allem Stolb
rein 5u bolten. 0ie beiOen baben
nidt libel geoaht, aber lie boben es
trobocn nidt red)t getroffen. Wir
@oueu pom mirfliden Stanbmtlbe1
reoen nno iebelt, mas li6 babel ler=
men laBt.
SIR miibt ndmlib nidt melner, bob
mon BLOB aus 8iibern etpas lerre11
fDnnte, mu11 fann orb lernen aus oer
Mrbeit rr1o ou6 aus elmer 10 GERM
Qen Mrbeit, mie oas Stoubmilden tit.
0ora,m lol feiner Sic @anoorbeit &C.
rinqlhaben. IS fommt iiberbanpt
nidt 10 lebr ooranf an, pas mir tbnn,
lon0ern mie mir es tbun.
8etradten mir alio 0aS Stanbml=
ic6c,1. re 1T rpcht neiihf. cine 9ln1t.
uro es licgt oarin cine Sdllle fir Sen
Gbarafter. Man fann Sic e Mrbett
nidt gut perribter, menn man 11ur
10 bon ungef6br, obenbin 1nO nnadt=
lam iiber sic 9inge fdbrt. Gam mer=
Sen sic Saden nidt rein, un0 anBer=
SEM miro leidt etmas 5erbro6en. Man
nuB NIT SEN @e0anfen bel Ser Mrbeit
iein. Mon ml1B geol,l0ig nn0 lorg=
fGltig in alle gden l1n0 &iben bln=
einlol1gel1> un0 0a5u gebort Selblt=
iiberpinoung uno mabre 2iebe 5nr
&einlidfeit. gs geb0rt meiter 0a5u,
sob ma11 SEN Staub nidt Bios sort
megmildt, mobin ser 8lid iogleid
faut, ionoern al16 Sos Sen Derborge-
men @infeln l1n6 bon ser &iidieite ser
1inge. Cont arbeitet man MN fir
Sen Sdein unD ouf Sic Saul6nng bin,
1lidt init 2iebe 5ur Sade. 9teler
&unft lit iebr mihtig; er bangt enge
5ul ommen nit Ser Gbrlidfeit un0 Muf=
ridtigfeit 0es Gborofters. ltn0 0lele
Gbrli6feit un0 5relte inn &leinen, 0ie=
lie 3uperl6liigfeit bemirft niGt Bios,
naB sic Soden griin0li6 rein merOen,
ion0ern boben ol1d ginfll1B auf unle=
re 5innesart u10 .ltdrfen in unS lel=
ber Mues, mas edit uno treu lit. gno-
lid) gibt es unter 0en 3i1geh Sic gu
reinigen iin0, al16 5erbredli6e go
6en, Sic mun gar bebutlam anfol1en
ml,B. Idbrt man einfa6 iiber tie fer,
10 ribtet ma iiber Sdaoen an. Mon
muB iie iebr poriidtig 1T Ste Sano
nebmen uno sort anfalien> mo- Tie am
itdrfiten iin6, 6an11 m1B mon leibt
un0 cart nit ibnen p%erfabren. 90
lebnt itd sic &ube ltn0 &iidli6t, oaS
3artgefibl un0 Ser Saft, mie lie i'm
gerfebre init. I'M eren Mitmeni6en
nidt entbebrt meroen fon1en. Mu6 i'm
@erfebre gibt es 3arte un0 empfino-
li6e 9inge, Sic man ni6t NIT rober
@an6 anfaiien 0arf, menn mani Sic
Mitmen l6en ni6t perleben mill. 90
beiBt es, rubig uar0 poriidtig iein.
Sebt, 10 for6ert 0os Stoubmii6er
man6erlei Sugen0 uno iibt aud in
uns manderlei Sugeno, un0 10 geb1
es NIT ie0er, nod 10 geringen Mrbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Cure Observation-Disclosures mag bon

Cure Acknowledgements mag bon
LANCER 9olter fem; iie mag entme0er
afut o0er droniid fem; gleidpiel mas
iie lit, 6olep's geieren-@eilmittel miro
0a5u b%ei5ltrogen, 0aB SIR roid 0a-
bon befreit iei6, nno miro Cure no.
tiirltde @eiunobeit 11n6 Stdrfe mie-
Ser herltellen. Cine Slol6e 6olep's
Nierenbeilmittel madte MIDI gelur10,"
iagt S. 5ibbuu bon @rano Biem,
isis. Sangt an, tie iett 5u nebmen.
Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
ltmicrc Sc etgeber mer6en fir ib

ltnicrc Sc etgeber mer0en fir If:
re Sbdtigfeit in ser 2egiSlotur bon
Stoote 11ur redt beldei0en be5oblt
oter lie fommen oem 8olfe 6o6 ieb1
tbeuer 5l1 iteben. Gem 0as, mas 0it
&prrupten u1ter ibnen ieitens Ser
groBen &orporationen at ~Irinfgel:
oern" empfangen, bri1gt nidt nltr oie
cinnabmen 0ieier iouberen GolfSper:
treier auf cine iebr ltottlide &obe
Iol10arn muB lei0er nabber Sen &or-
fa:a1ionen bunDert= un0 tau len0fad
.,l;s Sen Sadell1 ser 8iirger 5uriid:
gl5cDll mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

tet sic Ml.tter Ser &in6er uno regt
obne gnoe sic fleiBigen &anoe uno
mebret sen @eminn," fliebt er i'm nno
ludt ieine 3erltrelulng I'M Wlrtbs-
boll1e, i'm Nereill pber am 5pieltil6.
gr Der piirt fem @eimtpcb, mobl aber,
merm er 81 Squire lit, Elm vGa6eim-
meb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maeasire %berlanet ben
Observation-Disclosures riss1S e%ntaeaen 5u nebmen unb
Bic Circulation nadb l%pesiellen Meetbooe1t ans5u=
6ebnen. 6ie ii6 aIs auBereem6bnlieb erfolare!9 be-
thGfiot hoben. Srlbere grfabrung piinide1s=
tn9erth ober niht tueientlib. @anae Belt poer nur
tbeilipetie. Moreiie nit Seferen5en:
%. G.. Gamphrll. gosmopolitan Maea5tne,
1889 Broaomap. yfetp yort ettD.
Mo. 43=3t.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
BUSY CAREER ENDED
BY AGNEHPS DEATH
Former Republican Chair
man of Virginia TO Be
Buried Tomorrow

The funeral services for Park AZ
new, Of SOS South Pitt street, Alex
sndria, viii be held tomorrow at Q
T. m from his home The Rev J. r
Server. pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain Church, viii conduct them
The interment wiz take place at the
Presbyterian Cemetery
The death Of Mr. AgHew yesterday
afternoon deprives the Republicans
party in Virginia Of one of its fore
most men, for he had been chairman
of the state Republican committee for
sis. years, as well as being prominent
IN the activities q the party in other
ways. Under President Mckinley ne
was appointed collector Of internal
1evenue, and served IN this position
from 1891 10 1905. this being the last
political Office ne held. having then
retired from politics 10 attend 10 his
business
Mr.. Agnew was a native Of Mary
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15

land and a son OF the late John P.
Agnew. He was sixty-three years
old at the time of his death, which
was caused by cirrhosis Of the liver,
lingering sickness with which he had
been afflicted for some time
While stiIl a boy he left Maryland
and settled with his father in AleEan-
dria- there participating with him in
the coal and Shipping business He
was elected a member OF the board
OF aldermen from the First ward in
1883. and in the same year was chosen
postmaster under President Harri-
sons administration On his appoint
neut 10 this position he resigned his
place an the board Of aide men
y 1855 he entered politics and on
posed Gen. ". H + Lee for Congress
Though defeated Nj ACnew is said
to have p0ilrd the IaTsesi vote ever
given a Republican in Virginia
ar \ gne@ was president OF the john
p .Agnew Coal Company as well as Of
the Marine Railway. ShipbUildins and
CuaI company of Alexandra He was
also OW Eler of the Er0mlIaW Brick Com
yards 81 -IeNa adria and il the wash
fn-t0u, Alexandra and Mt. Vernon
Railroad COmpaDE- He had formerly
been president of the Relief H0ok and
Ladder Fire Company a member of the
Chamber Of Commerce and Of the Board
of Trade Of Washington
He Is survived by wife and four
children Airs Walter Rogers. Mrs
RhetIa DemaTeSJ. Miss Mamie AgueW
and John A=uew. His mother and three
sisters also are living
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
RUDOLPH TO CALL
AUTO CONFERENCE
Proposes Discussion of Gov
errors Rejection of Road
Reciprocity.

District Commissioner Rudolph an
holnced today that he viii call a con-
ference of the officials Of the Washing
ton Automobile Club and representa-
tires of the taxicab companies 10 Ike
steps regarding the refusal Of the gov
ern0r Of Maryland to enter into Tecip-
rocaG road relations
Governor Crothers, Of Maryland. has
emphaticaHy declared against such re-
ciprocity. and. the governor. Of Virginia
has failed 10 reply TO letters.
Commissioner Rudolph states that he
is averse TO imposing any hardship on
the automObuists Of the two States
when they visit the Districl, believing
that visits from the neishborine States
bring good results, but he favors strin-
gent regulations
Under present regulations owners OF
visiting automobiles are required only
to register their names, homes and tenn
pOraTy addresses with the secretary OF
the automobile board in the District
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
NONAGENARIAN PLANS
PHILANTHROPY ORGY
DR.. Pearson to Dispose of For
tune, Then Enter SAM
tariun1.

CHICAGO. July 15.-Dr. D. X Pearson,
the aged philanthrOpist, plans TO enter
a sanitaTiun to spend the rest Of his
days-
He has already given 100000 TO TWEEN
ty-niue colleges on April II, slis ninety
nrst birthday, Dr. Pearson plans 70
make his last requests to the colleges
which will dispose of his fortune He
VIII then 90 20 the sanitariUm waiting
for the end
Il will sell my home and use the
money 20 pay nay debts, said Dr. Pear
son. DIT. Pearson always speaks Of his
conditional pledges as his debts
Il viii make no more presents until
my next birthday" he said, then I VIII
dispose o. everything
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
APPARATuS FOR NINE.

VICTORIA. b c. July f5--The Brit
feb Columbia government has placed
orders in Pittsburg for complete ap-
uaratus for three mine rescue sta
tons. to be installed in the principal
coal mining areas Of British Colum-
bfs. one VIII be esta DIfshec in Crows
Nest Pass and two on Vancouver is
land
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
CASHIER GETS 10 YEARS.

FIFTsFiU re. July 15-Ernest W
Ro7yraan. former assistant cashier OF
the Citizens National Bank OF Tionesta.
has beer sentenced To serve ten Eezrs
in tie Western Denlteuuarv by Judge
James 5 Young in the United States
district court In Nav 1sls. Bowman
pleaded guilty 10 misapplying the Dank- s
funds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
VOLIVA 70 e. ZION On.

CHICAGO. July Exon City VIII
soon come into the control OF Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, overseeT OF the city when
dis has uttered an order accepting the
100000 BID Of CODE & McNinnCn. real
estate dealers, for the assets Of the
John Alexander DoW.e estate Eoliva
viii continue the Industrial and reliS--
Gus work Of Dowfe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
NOMINATION COSTS s465.

HARRISBURG. July 15--SenatOr
webster Grim. Democratic nominee Tor
governor, has fled an expense account,
showing that IL cost him 800 to get the
nom nation Printing. headquarters,
bands, red FIRE. and such items make up
the total
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1910

building and a ten-day permit is is
sued without charge This permit can
he renewed without cost
ReDresentatives OF taxicab companies
saw that unless reciprocity is practiced
they VIII be required to pay from $1,000
to 500 year in special fees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-15
HONOLULU FEARS PLAGUE.

HONOLULU. July I5--FOllOWinE a
death from plague last week, two sus-
pected cases were placed in quaran-
tine today. There has been but one
death here from plague since July
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