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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24

EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. N

Mrs. Chas. Baker went to Seattle
Friday.
Mr. Patterson went to Bellingham
Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Baker was hostess for
the Madrona club Thursday.
There will be an excursion from
Seattle Friday and another on Tues
day.
Mr.. Walter Showers spent the day
Thursday in Friday Harbor on bust
ness.
Mrs. Van Zant, Of Olga, was cali
ing on the family of the Rev. j. W..
Hard Tuesday.
Mr.. B. H. Ketcllam, of Salt Lake
City, is visiting Mr.. R. C. Templin
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan, of Port
land, Oregon, are occupying Miss
Jessie Templin's cottage.
Mrs. J. J.Woodhurst has returned
from Seattle, where she had been in
the hospital for two weeks.
Mr.. o. NJ. Campbell, of Belling-
ham, has purchased the Frank Ba-
ker place on north beach.
Mrs. John Whitley, of Friday
Harbor, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cramer.
DIR. Fred Geoghegan, Of Belling-
ham, has been the guest of Mr..
Heads family the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunton, of
Center island, spent Thursday and
Friday in East Sound, the guests of
Miss Jessie Templin.
Prof. Guibor, who was principal of
the East Sound school two years ago,
is reported i'll at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Donohue.
Mrs. Dr.. Harrison accompanied by
her son Joe, who recently graduated
from the Washington University, re-
turned from Seattle Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Kalloch, Of Belling-
ham, came over Sunday to remain
Indefinitely with her father, who is
not enjoying the best of health.
Mrs. Monnett, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. l. S. Waldrip
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home at Sumas, Washington,
Saturday.
Mrs. Almond Bechaud, who had
expected to spend the summer with
her sister, Miss Mary Showers. left
for her home in Chehalis Sunday
called by the sickness of her hus
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.W. Templin, Mis-
Jessie Templin and Messrs. A. H
and Ralph Templin returned from
Seattle Tuesday, where they wer,
called by the. death of Mrs. JOIN
Templin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guibor and son
Prof. Guibor, arrived from Kent
Washington, Friday, to make thei
home here. Mr.. Guibor has pur
chased the O'Neil place and Will
a house is being erected on tn
property the family will occupy DR.
Reeds house.
No, my friend of the East Scum
Journal items, it was not bumbl
bees that stirred up the East Scum
Improvement club; it was just A
B. and now that he is not otherwis
occupied he will see to it that tn
mountain road is completed in du
time.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24
Will commence at 500.

The contest class from West
Sound will hold a silver medal con-
test at Waldron hall on Saturday
evening the 25th. The orchestra and
Miss Sweeney will provide music.
Miss Hazel Chase, Mrs. Southmayd
and Alphonse Van Cromphaut will
sing solos and the chorus will sing
a number Of selections. Admission
Is cents for all over twelve years Of
age.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24
ORCAS

Rev. Hudson held service in the
Orcas school house Sunday.
The Ladies of the w. i. /. met at
Mrs. Peters last week and report q
pleasant time.
The Phillips ranch has been sup
piled with a new model Deering
mower. This ranch has been MAX
ing much Roadway of late.
Mrs. M. C. Curry gave party in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas son
Friend, the occasionsbeing his birth
day. All report a very enjoyable
time.
A brindle COW about 8 years old,
evidently drowned, was washed
ashore near Browns bay ,Orcas, the
latter part Of the week. There is
no report about here of any one
losing COW.
Some young lads paid visit to
Mr.. McLennan's strawberry patch
Friday night about IL p. m. and
seem to have had a very lively time
by all accounts. Mr.. McLennan
says he does not want the joke re-
peated, as their big feet spoiled the
berries rather badly.
G.. Martin, who has just purchased
a bicycle, was trying the machine
and ran into COW. The COW was
too heavy, however, and ditched
the scorcher and gave him some
ugly scratches on the nose and chin
but not dangerous. No serious
damage done to either boy or bike
and the COW has not reported any
injuries.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24

Chamberlain S Cough Remedy is
sold on guarantee that If you are
not satisfied after using two-thirds
of bottle according to directions,
your money will be refunded. 1t
is up to you to try. Sold by Fri
day Harbor Drug Company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24
Sixth ANNUAL Convention
Of County W. c. I. U.

The S1Xtn annual convention OIL
the San Juan county w. c. T. u.
met in the Congregational church
at Lopez, June.16. At the opening
a song was sung and Rev. Mr.. Heal
ey read the 34th psalm and led in
prayer. Mrs. Munns being absent,
Mrs. Plat took her place and
made some practical suggestions
as to reports, saying in conclusion
that our w. C. T. u. system of or
ganization is as near perfect, as we
can make it. The unit power is
the Local Union. They are the bur-
den bearers the women who do the
work. Let each one be ready to
report what is done.
Mrs. Randall gave talk on AL
cohol in the Home" She question:
ed that there is any place in the
home for alcohol and brought. out
the fact that some people hesitated
to join the Union because they felt
they must keep some form Of alco-
hol in the home for use in case OF
sickness. The Union does receive
members on those conditions, but
we hope to educate the people 50
that they will realize that alcohol is
not necessary at all.
Mrs. Kendall read her paper on
Franchise" She emphasized the
fact that all the women asked was
to be made equal with men. Let
women vote and the home would be
safeguarded against the saloon.
At the evening session, after mu-
sic by the chorus, Rev. Healey led
in devotional service and gave the
address of welcome for the churches.
Mrs. Salisbury welcomed the del
egates for the Union of Lopez. The
response was given by Mrs. R. X.
McLachlan.
AS there were only four contest
ants for the gold medal, two from
Orcas and two from Lopez, while
fho r,,1,c rocy,;xn Eve Mrc Iv,61
Ile russ Isqulle i've mie g., n 1,1
naluail Aihuiy coliseneeu - M .he
pace.
MISS Mela rearlnaln recl.eu tne
p Manlac ..p WE WITS NJ. : me-
Gawley, 'The Moderate Plan;" and
~ MISS Ella uaWiey, ma Ian : vote.
ne ,neua1 was amarueu - Inc lourtn
sp9ak e. LInlly uaWlsy'
rrlGay morning tne convention
was caiieo % order Dy tne president,
6 song was sung, ana MIS-. nandail
.eao lne luotn psain, alter Wnlcn
=, onere were several SNORT prayers.
ine ples1usne save llel annual az
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24

FOR SALE CHEAP -$65. 90
Cream Separator for $4,000; has
been used but very little and is in
good condition. Farming utensils,
Mower, Rake, and Edison Phono-
graph. Any or all of these will be
sold cheap for cash. Address George
Derby, Bull ranch, near West Sound.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-24

Mrs. Platt gave a very iass n;
ing address on home protec'l0n
day evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
SHE WONT MARRY
PORTUGAl's KING.
Princess Patricia, OF Connaught,
Niece of Edward VIII, Sup
ported in Her Protest.
SPIRIT vs.. IMPERIAL POWER
England s Ruler Wants Her to
Become Queen of Decadent
Empire.

LONDON, Marah i7.--Engiish pub
lie opinion Ia Overwhelmingly support
Ing Princess Patricia OF connaught.
the kings niece, In her reported OPP
position TO the kings plan to have her
marry King Manuel er Portugal Ever
since the king went to Biarritx, an
OF the betnrothal OF the
pair has been expected, and feared,
for it is believed that one of the pur-
poses Of the kings trip was TO meet
In private the Marquis de Several, the
Portuguese minister 10 EngiaHd. and
the Dowager Queen Ameiie. both Of
whom are at Biafritz. and sFrangs
the details Of the match.
And Just as certain as the negotia
tions are surcessful King Edward will
suffer a further loss Of popularity
The king has never fully been for
given for marrying Princess Eugenic
fatrieta's eeusin. ta King Alfonso o
Spain.
Princess spiFsteA Girl.
II Is question whether the princes
can Withstand the pressure that vii
re br0ugnf N BsaF Ehoufd EdWaF'
finally decide that state reasons" re
auire that she become the queen -
the deoadent empire. She Is a spirite,
girl and her friends declare that sh
will win cut"
| Two other lovers are favored ahea
Of Manuel. according to royal gossip
| one Is an English peer, who Is be
iieved Ineligible because NO kingl
bieoa run In his veins. Tbs other
| the Count Of TuriA, brother OF tn
Duke of Abruxzi. whose fnterrupte
romance with Miss Katherine Elkin
Interested two continents.
King Edward has wished for a ion
q .
zee IN English girl en- the PaFtt
guese throne, so that English diplc
macy may became dominant ther,
And Patricia seems the only Engiis
girl eligible for queenship. 1t make
an interesting light. but the odds al
on the youthful princess as again
the frizzied king.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
MANCHESTER NEWS

of NJ sa4 Mrs. n. =. yenes. OF
Blackstone, Va.
BFadley-JOnes.
Mt. Iames L. Bradley and Miss
Marion O. 1cnes have been granted
marriage 4cesas by cierk Of the
Gcurta ppVak
RI Opsa 1ids,
Bio. WIN = .ps.sd Friday , nssht - =
the work IT iaytng shout s,ess square
ya1tiS Of gsAhStithic pavsnent. Other
nsatteys WI ~ considered et this
time.
F0f1m Fastpeswhir.
Nj; Fhiiir v. Ceebiil and Nj. w,
G. Pulliam, two welt-known attorneys.
have formed law p2Ftnership under
the Arm styie OF co9bili 4 Puiitam,
with Offices II the Leader building.
Attorney Oosblli ives formerly Of the
firtn 81 Wells + Cegbill, but since the
former becarns Judge of the Corpora
tian Court the arm was dissolved.
. Mayds Maurice Away.
Though there was no docket. Squire
II. 4. Jordan was In the Police Court
Thufsaay morning autlRg for Mayor
Maurice, who II visiting friends In
Chesteffietd county. The eityss txecu-
tive win retprn SATURDAY.
Hrptaspphs Meet.
A regular meeting Of HastiA Con-
clave, Improved Order 81 HeptRsophs
VII. fbS held TtuEday night AT =
o',fock N Odd Fellnws' Han, Rishh
and Hun Etrcrts. No mnttcts OF pub
He inteyest arc scheduled "a come up
but considerable routine work will be
disposed Of.
Onscrvc 81. Pntrick's Day.
In Manchester there are many men,
bers OF the Ancient Ordar Of Hiber-
| ptsnf, ana THURSDAY these Jained with
the Richmond lodges In appropriately
/ celebrattng 81. FAtryck'x Day,
Brief and PcreanaJg.
Thursday night at Wpodiand
Haights Baptist nissian church On
IoyHsef suppet IN honoy Of 81. rat
Hicks Day Will be given.
There will be q dessert sale Satur.
day unorning q UllmaN's store undel
the auFpIcNe az the Industrial Chapter
" Meade Memorial church.
The young women Of West nnt
| church viii rive : Ataclsy parry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
CALL HIM WORLDS
FOREMOST CITIZEN
Britishars Singing Col Roosevelt .
Praises for Khartoum Speech
ON Egypt's Government.
ENTHUSIASM ASSURED
England's Officials Will Lionizc In
trepid Hunter for Good
His Utterances.
ENTHUSIASM

LONDON, March i7,-wEngland -
Singing the praises Ut Theodare
Reoseyelt now as never before be-
cause of his sDseches 1T khartoum
yesterday, IN wnion he praised Brit
ISM rule In Egypt and pleaded wtth
the young natives to carry on sns
work 30 well begun,
In his brief visit to khartoum, Hns
i,shmen admit, Col. Roosevelt has
done England more good than armies
ana government officials could have
done In a year. HIS speeches VIII
nave q powerful effect In quiettng the
unrest 81 large part of the native
population In the belief Of Enghsn-
ment generally.
Roosevelt's Plea Effective. :.
1t Is conceded no one else eousd
have made the plea SO effectively az
Col Roosevelt. similar words com.
ins from an Englishman could mol
possibly have had the same influence
owing to the suspicion of self-tnterest
One effect at -tha- apeech- -Wlll us
70 intensity the enthusiasm of the
people when Mr.. Roosevelt comes &c
England. Always held in the hisn'
est esteem, Engiishmen are now ae'
| claiming MT. Roosevelt as "tha
/ worlds foremost citizen.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL
GIVES CHASE TO CREEK
Inspector Williams Purslles Mara
thener Who Jumps Into
the james.

Special to The Richmond Virglnian)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March II.
The rather unusual spectacle of a
three hundred pound man engaging
In chasing a wiry foreigner WAS one
Of those events which ealirened
rather dull news day In this city
yesterday. The chaser was Captain
j. Il. williams, inspector of immt-
grafton at this port, while the cha
see" was q Greek, who reJoiees In
the name Of d. Monsters The Greek
was in the custody of the official.
having uniawfuliy entered the eenn-
try on March z on the steamship
Peruvian. Claiming that he was Ill,
he had been sent to 81. Vinoents Hos
pitai In Norfolk under the surveil-
lance OF the government authorities.
He made his escape from that thstf-
tutien, and made his way to this
city, where he was later arrested by
Captain Williams.
A few minutes after noon Cap
tain williams started to take his pris-
oner back to Norfolk. While watt
ing for the car at the corner of Twen-
ty-fifth street and Washington avenue
the Greek made a sudden break for
liberty, running toward the water
front with the officer at his heels
Others Joined In the chase. and the
Greek had several score pursuers by
the time ne reached the nsighbor-
hood of the Pleasure Pier. where he
deliberately plunged into the water
The James WAS either wetter or cold
er than he had anticipated AZ ne
turned back to the shore into the
arms of the laws representative. The
Greek will be returned to his native
land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
ENGl|sH PROFESS
TOTAL IGNORANCE
Foreign Office Knows Nothing
About 0vertures Of
Japan.
------->------
REPORT DIsCREDITED
English Would Welcome Step and
Diplomatic Squabhle With
Japan.

LONDON. March l7.~-TAs Ehs-
fish FereiGn Once psofeasss % BE- II
ignorance to-day Of tho rsperted
oyertpres Of Japsn 70 America for -
American japanese aSreeHlnt rsgard-
tnr Tar EaSt&rn coaditiens. The -
port u generally disursaited, but nsth-
ins would plesse England more thaa
tor It to develop that Japan has
taken this step, 4 diplomatic pquab-
bic with Japan would rive ENGLAND
the aasirsd opportunity Of tFsaking
the recently formed Anglc-JapenSSs
alliance. which. In view Of . possible
conflict between Japan and America,
Is proving the moot unpopular dipio-
matte move o. England In several
years. The FoFslga once saxs 4
does not know whistler the rspsTte4
ovsrtures contemplate the practical
ahrosati9n ee the Anglo-JA peRass
pact. az the inclusion Of AHssvtca A
triansuiar agrssnasnt. Il u un-
likely ENGLAND Aau1A c0nalAAr ~.
angular AsvangenARtrAs Il would sana
|tc psspetaast ~ Anglo-JeSensse
q y y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
WEALTH OF BEAUTY IN
REINACH'S DISPLAY OF HATS
Opening This Popular Millinery House Delights Miady and AT
he Town

Reinachs opening exhibit of superb
spring millinery was viewed by our
Richmond ladies and pronounced =
great success. To make milady look
even loseiter La q problem which
Reinaoh's have solved. For the early
buyer their Easter hats arc ready.
These include. besides a collection OF
French hats, each the last whisper
Of the French. oracle their own copies
ana notifications Of these models.
Rsinach's say THAT 10. II their show
ing speaks for itseH1 that biacH,
white and burnt and golden straw.
together with beautiful leghorns VIII
be the coiaring that have come to
stay.
A noted feature OF the black hat liz
that every one of them seurns to have
a touch OF some becoming color add
ca, lust enough to make II smart;
few, feathers are used, and where used
at all are in the short bunch willows.
with long fibre. giving the erect OF
an extremely full, large pompon, with
usually q haRdBome cross aterette
eeming frefn the eentre. One model
noticed was black hair, Jaun}
shape, with Q shower OF white Willow
coming from the top of crown and
forming entire ride crown and pTim
Out Of this sea of wiiIaw was heau-
tifui aigrette, which was the entire
trimmings of the hat, with the excep-
ton Of wide black velvet bow, ne
lew on fhe hair Another. Geo
. ssftx model Maa al hop green hslzia
With a v'atnw OF the same shade
which, extending from hrim to brim
. sclc.ss Ia. sro@n Embedded Ia this viii
] Tow, Was shell pink roses Just peepins
a..4 ara finished with beg tltifui fclt-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17

describing indefinitely. but as other
things must have some attention. we
viii speak of the shadings, trimmings
and hair goods pariors.
Kings blue. hop. burnt, eerlse and
pansy shades seem to Predomtnatei
wild flowers We're never more natural
In cplortng than this season. Leg
horns and burnt hraids BIZ ny good,
the trimmings must be flowers, which
are shaWn in hydrangea, lilacs, pan
sizes. natural pink and yellow roses
and the beautiful American Beauty,
natural ferns and foliage, than far
the littie tot daisies. forge. -n,e-,r;s.
bluettes and, poppy buds. velvet rib
bong tn the wide widths are shown on
the handsome hats and maine. iases
and Brussels nets all go to make up
hats for each and every one---and,
strange to say, no two alike, 4 busy
corner In the Retnaoh establishment
was the hair department. which IL a
new feature OF this house. Here are
found a department equipped with all
the latest devices known tn this h4sl-
ness and with a new forces oil really
up-to-date artists. All the newest
styles in hair dressing are shown.
one noticed having a full crowI ot
ring juifs, with swirl formed Of a
beautiful switch. which made "A love-
Iy, dressy effect; while another head
vas parted and combed back over the
ears and braided back. Braids. com bs
In shell amoer. get and rhsre stoncs.
eins and laasklea to match. was ssipwfi
in abundance.
This was busy corner manicuring,
hair dressing. fao tsi massage all going
OIL. Arrnn ring the heads In this de-
partment seemed to be the idea before
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
DR. LEVY MEETS WITH
CORDIAL RECEPTION
City Health Officer Captures Nor.
folk Audience With Typhoid
Lecture.

Highly pleased at the fiattering re.
oeption accorded him. DR.. E. Z. Levy
chief city health eftieer. returned home
"Wednesday afterHeen frem Eerfoik
where he delivered q special Illus
trated lecture an typhoid fever thu
preceding night before the Norfolk
County Medical Society.
DR. Levy WAS greeted by an un-
usually large audience which included
almost the entire membership of the
medical profession in Norfolk and
vicinity. In the course Of his lee
ture, he pointed OUT how Richmond
had practically eliminated the danger
eff Infection from It's water and Intit
supply Within the past year or two.
DF. Levy brought back with him &
copy Of the Norfolk virginian- Ptio
containing his photograph ms We'll Al
u fun write-up Of his lecture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
virginian Bureau.
J. w. Crasets Store.

C.. J. Turley. the mechanic arrested
about ten days ago and sent 10 jail
by Mayor Maurice on 4 charge OF
trespass. has been adjudeed insane
by lunaey commissieH. He Will De
sent to the Eastern stats Hospital
for the Insane at WILLIAMSBURG sat
urday.
Turiey, who is probably forty years
of age. was found occupying vacant
house In Everett street, and had nav
I'D in many Of his .peFyQnal belong
inss. Eslshbers called the attention
at the police TO the situation, ans ths
man was locked M, AMONG ME noe-
sessions were two chests OF taals
valued at several hundFad dollars
This fact led the authorities " pc
iieve that Turley was In some wal
implicated In the recent Feppery 81
the new posteiiioe. hut INVESTIGATION
absolutely disproved this me mar
IL said to be an excellent wafkmNn
His wife is dead. but he has sew
eral daughters now living IN Nortn
Thirty-first street, Richmond.
Not until he was confined In the
Manchester jail was II discovered tna'
his mind was unbalanced.
Comes for Brothers HOdy.
William kerney. a brother OF Johr
Kernoy, who died "Wednesday morn
ing in the city jati, arrived IN Man
chester Thursday from Newport News
Va, and will make arrangements ION
the disposition OF the BODY
The dead man was from He"cas,
tie, Pa. and came to this CITY ane
for sometime worked IN one oi tns
railway shops. letter WAS receiv'
ed Thursday by City Sergeant saun,
AIru "a khtfA. 0]
Newcastle, an aunt or. the dead man
Just what disposition will be maat
of the remains Is not now known. 7
81 .Jones-.-fsil,be. 4.
MIR. Eibridge Jones and sNiss earacs
Gibbs. popular anc well knowt
couple, were married WEDNESDAY
night AT the home Of the BRIDE
parents, Ninth and Bainbridge streets
BY Rev. H. &. Pfelffer. This. resl1!
is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs =
Scott Qihbs and ths gr0oW = 30
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
OBITUARY
Emmett Buford.

taRecial to The Richmond vtrsipisn.l
LAwRENCEvILLE. VA. March
i7.--Mr. Emmett Buford. who died
1t his home near this place on Mon
day. after q lingering illness. was the
oldest son OF the late Mrs. Pattie
Buford, founder OF the hospital for
colored people established In Me VI
cinity OF her home soon after the
war For number OF years, and
particularly after the death Of his
mother ten years sgo. Mr.. Rpford
had devoted much OF hia time aad
attention to promotion OF the hos
pital work, acting largely in the Ca
pacity of Its superintendent,
Among the liberal contributors 20
the hospital was Mrs. Mary Amanaa
Stewart, OF Richmond, an tntimats
friend at Mrs. Buford. .
Mr.. Buford was never maFried. re
b survived by two sisters, MIS-. HoD.
ert Strange, wife of the Hisn0p q
North Caroiina, who was formefly
rector OF st. Psul's EptsoOpei enurcn,
OF Richmond. and Afp. Robert ~
Martin, wife Of the city health eHsoef
Of Petersburg. Two brothers also sur.
yiye. They are Messrs. =. r. Hutord
and Frank Buford, the fermer nav
ms been commemorative attorney q
Brunswick for many years, ana tme
latter editor and publisher Of the
brunswick Gazette.
Judge Emmstt Buford, father o.
Nj. Buford, dieA last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
FIVE SMALLPOX PATIENTS
DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL

Permits Of discharge have been Is
sued to the four wamen removed to
the smallpox hospital from Locust Al
ley several weeks ago. and no further
outbreak ID anticipated from this
source. The Manchester man con-
lined in the hospital has also been
discharged within the past few days.
Wednesday afternoon Samuel Ed
wards. a North Carolina negro, was
removed to the smallpox hospital
frem the City Home, The case Is
said to be a mild one.
The health department Ia vacciuat-
Ing a number Of persons believed to
have been exposed to this case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
EFFORTS TO DEFEAT
THE SUFFRAGE BILL

BERLIN, March Tin u last, des-
perate effort to defeat the Prussian
suffrage bin, the socialist press, re-
newed attack to-day on the measure
which passed the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday.
The bill must yet pass the House "f
Lords before 10 becomes law. but AS
the conservatives are in control there.
the opposition of the socialists viii
probably he unavailing- The conser-
vative press praises the government
for It's refusal to I've intimidated by
the social olamor."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
n Feo Specials
From Our
Jewelry Department Friday

Gilt, Silver and Cunmetal finished Coin Purses
and Vanity Boxes, new and very popular, regular
Boz values far &c.
Gilt Silver and Gunmetal Finished Chains, 25c
values Tor ice.
Hand Carved Barrctts, essh guaranteed, regular
50c values for 1Sc.
81 90 salpns for Sc.
Tho New STRAND" Barred Barctts, shell and
amber, cse vlaues for isc.
Insel Cnsnnet Braid Pins, shell and amber, CSC
values for lSc.
Womsns' Initial Handkerchiefs, OF very sheer
lawn, IN exceptional value, at Sc each