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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
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FOR FlETCHER'S
G ~ $ TO ri q
PURE As THE LILY.

PURE AS THE LILY
10 the guarantee we make regarding
Dakota flour. There is absolutely moth
Ing In 1t but the" clean, selected her.
nels OF the best wheat grown. II
costs more to make rf: ssS :.s 5 $500.
THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR,
yet we sell 1t at the same price 90
who have tried 1t say they wonldn'::
ordinary -four In orde: that every one
may afford the best. Better order .
sack and see how good 1t ID. Others
o 1l without it for any money.
So. =, Made at Home
Farmers Mill & Elev Assn
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

little. old man vent 10 the White
House office this morning and, with
his battered cap grasped tightly be
tween his shriveled. trembling fingers,
asked the messenger ar the door TO
restore to him s4.O00.ooe which had been
taken from aim-
His shoulders were bowed, and he
walked with the sliding shuffing step
that comes from carrying a Deddler's s
pack over countless miles Of country
roads. He was scarcely FIVE feet tall
His gray beard had grown long and
his ewes looked full OF wisdom. like the
ewes of merchantmen who have tTaf-
fczed in the Far East for treasured
goods
He seemed as old as the world s
sorrow. but he was childishIy optimistic
''Hensey,~ he said, with the accent
ne brought TO this country with him
from ROumauia thirty years ago, as
q thieving son OF da gun He haf give
me forty hundred t'ousand dollars in
bad money cheap uOney-TO good
money. Now ] want da President TO
make Hensey give me back my money
HenSey Is da rogue son Of da gun
Then he told this story.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Detroit Man and Cleveland
Divorce In Shooting
and Suicide.

Glen ELAND. Ohio. sept. %
Burton w Yates. a prominent Detroit
business man. hanged himself in the
county Jail here today afser shootine
and seriously wOURdIng Mrs. Fred
Singer, Of this city during q quarrel
in road house yesterday.
Burton ". Yates, nan OF con-
siderab bic wealth. vas chairman of
the Board OF Business Hens Pub-
fishing Company, Of Deroit. Mrs.
Singer has also been Iivine in Detroit
She came here two weeks ago in the
effort to effect reconciliation with
her husband and employ,d Attorney
Billman-
Yates and the woman wee out riding
all day yesterday in an automobile.
They stopped at Whites an quarreIed.
the shooting following.
Mrs Fred Singer, aged tEenty-three.
OF 509 Quincy avenue, mas been se7ar-
ated from her husband Atthe nospita I
IL was said she would recoser
The lawyer says that tn. details OF
the case are too pathetic o be made
public He has given orsers at the
hospital that no one shaI sec Mrs
Singer
Yates" came to Cleveland three davs
ago to see Mrs. Singer.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Congressional ca up aig n
Leaders Feel Situation
Could Be No Worse.
EAST IS SOURCE
OF MOST TROUBLE
Pulling Together Movements Re-
ported In insurgent West, But
New England Breach Widens.
By JOHN SNURE.

NEW YORK. Sept 22-The men who
are managing the Republican Con
gressional campaign this year are not
1 Iab0Ting under any Illusions as to the
( desperate nature Of the struggle they
have on their hands
Nor are they beating about the bush
with respect to it Rather, they are
( inclined to discuss the situation pretty
frankly and pretty freely.
One reason for this is that they do
not see that open and frank discussion
OF the situation can make # any worse,
and on the other hand, they nave some
hope that it viii tend TO make It better
I by convincing Republicans that it -
nigh time for them TO sink their fac
'iouaI differences and endeavor 20 get
together.
The attitude Of the Republican leaders
IN the Congressional campaign is one Of
entire realization that the Democrats
are likely To sweep the country in No
vember. and carry the House Of Repre-
sentatives-
Il is NOT, perhaps, correct - say the
Republican leaders are hopeless They
are not without nope o. pulling through
though they understand fully the diff
cities in the way They are not shut
ting their ewes 10 the trend OF things
They are not denying that things seem
10 be going the way Of the Democrats
tnIS year
Saved By Blunders.
AT the same time. they have seen the
Grand Old Party in hard straits before,
have seen its clans fight each other and
then suddenly rally round the standards
at the last minute 50 often, and have
seen the Democratic party make 50
many fatal bIunders that they stiH deem
It possible the House viii be saved Il
IS an uphill fight with them, and they
understand it. but there is no evidence
they are overlooking any bets
From the stand point Of the Republican
Congressional campaign leaders the /
Continued on Seventh Page3 j
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
SEEKS PRESIDENTS AID
IN GETTING S4,000,000
Bowed Down Under Years, Trembling Man Appears AT
White House Saying, "Hensey da Rogue Son
of da Gun Took His All.

Il am a peddler. been peddIer all
my life Once in ROumauis. now IN
this country Hensey make d band Of
da tOughs knock down my sign and
ruin my business in Philadelphia 1
live - Lombard street in philadelphia
81 ask damages, and Hensey offer
me. forty hundred t'ousand dollars.
Den he give me da paper to sign 7
no sign but I take ia money
But HenSey say
Die unterschriftt Die unterschriftr
Then 1 sign da paper I give him
die uuJerschrift- ] lose BY da beard
Of da prophet, I lose. Forty hundred
t'ousand dollars in bad money.
Now I want da money, and me and
my wife VIII 60 to Jerusalem on q
little trip"
The little old man waited for the
President to send him out the forty
t'Ousand dollars" in good money, but
the White House officials referred
him to Chief WiIkie of the Secret
Service, and Chief Wilkie sent him to
the District police
The Philadelphia authorities Will
be informed that Benjamin Snyder is
held here for them so that they may
send for him and make such disposal
OF him as they see tit
Snyder now has fifteen cents in his
pocket
But the forty hundred tousaud
dollars" has not been recovered
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Calling attention 70 the new witness
fore a eorone-S jury that VIII coin
pleteIy silatter the coneIusioIs arrived
at by the police detectives who inVesti-
gated the death Of NOrvaI T. Harris. an
authorized representative CT the imme-
date relatives cf tire dess youth. today,
made a second formal demand on Cor
-oner J. Ramsay Nevitt for an inquest
This formal demand has been forward
ed TO Coroner hewitt and an answer is
expected from the District official some
time today
As was stated yesterday The police Of
fcers and detectives directly connected
with the Harris case know OF the story
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
ERROR PUTS MANN JAIL
WITH SENTENCE DOUBLED
William Thomas Spends Forty Days Too Much Before
Mistake Is Found-Examned on Sanity, Says He
Reckons Taft and Teddy Is President

Had IL not been for a chance Ques-
tion by Judge Aullowny today, the
fact that q careless error Of q clerk
Il the District Police Court had con
signed a man 70 a term in Jail ex-
actly twice as long as the court had
imposed, and that the man has al
ready served forty days beyond h:s
correct sentence. might never have
come 10 light
But the judge fortunately inquired
into the length Of the time that VIII
liam Thomas, who was being exam
ined by a IunaCy jury. had been sen
tenced. and the answer disclosed the
fact that she should have been dis
missed on August Is. whereas he was
still serving time when brought to the
Police Court today TO be examined
From the Testimony Of Dr- ID. X
Shute. the attending physician OF the
Washington jail and Of Dr. d Percy
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Under the present law il is legal
20 preserve EGGS 50 long as they are
fresh when preserved, and the preser-
vative used contains no deletcrious. sub
stance 7 greatly regret that this Is the
case.
This statement was made this morning
BY Dr. Harvey ". Wiley in regard to
the alleged widespread shipment 10
Washington Of preserved eggs ana their
use IN bakeries and hotels of this citv
How i"ng can eggs be kept that are
so preserved in compliance with The
Law = DIT Wiles was asked.
As long as some sucker can be found
TO buy them.' the pure food exnerr
answered.
No investigation has been made Of the
quantity Of such eggs used in Wash
ingtOn, Dr. Wiley said. He said ne he
heved their main use was in bakeries
and that they might also be used bx,
hotels for baking purposes
The egSs may be preserved in hen
zoate Of soda, sulphate of copper. alum
or sulphuric acid, and meet the reouira-
Taents of The present law. 1 greatly re-
gret that this is the case, but so Irr
as the law stands as it does. the de-
partment is not particularly interested
in the eggs unless they are decaved or
are preserved by some deleterious pre-
servative, DR.. Wiley said
II IS not thought that the preserved
eggs are served in cafes as fried. boile5
or scrambled, as they could readily h.
distinguished from fresh eggs when Duf
to such a use
When preserved in airtight cans they
retain their SOftness and bear ever. re-
Semblance to the real article out the
yolk can not be preserved intact when
they are cooked
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Hickling, who had examined Thomas
the Judge and jury had aIna5st become
convinced of the prisoners insanity.
Thomas himself was brought on the
stand and questioned a. to his age
which he said he did not know.
Asked as to the day Of the week and
month. he answered nationally and
correctly He also told where he
lived and where he was born
Who is the President Of the United
States2' inquired Judge Mullowny. il
the course Of his cxa ninaticu
Deed Judge, All 0 ar rightly know
AEeN says tnerS --Eo Of refu-Oue-
named Taft and de cher Teddy was
ne surprising auswe. returned by the
defendant and his random shot caused
the courtroom 10 break forth into audi
DIE applause and appreciation
4 don't guess he's far wong mur-
INJURED the judge musiuely- and men
Continued on Fourth PaEe)
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
SENTRY SHOT DOWN
BY HIS PRISONER
ASSailant Is Caught But Ac-
complice Makes His
Escape.

PORTLAND, Me. Sept 2-ShoJ
through the head by prisoner while on
sentry duty. J. w. Chewing. of the IG7th
Company, i fighting for life IN the posi-
hospital at Fort PrebIe- while details
OF the garrison are searching for r. 3
oliver. a DdrOled prisoner who Is be-
Heved TO have supplied the gun
Chewing had J. H Strickland. q de-
seTteT- and auCthe- prisoner at WORK.
when Strickland su tdsuly stuck a re-
VOlVeT n the Sentrys face Oliver then
appeared and prets Gded TO disarm the
soldier, after which Strickland fired
Both then ran, but Strickland was cap
tured within 800 yards
Oliver disappeared, and. as he IS
dressed in citizens clothing, his appTe-
henSicn is believed to be uncertain.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Calling Attention to New Witness Who Awaits Official
Summons Authorized Representative of Family
Makes Formal Appeal to Coroner
STORY INVESTIGATED BY THE TIMES
Statements Corroborated In Many Details-Probe Also
Strengthens Belief That Detectives Were At Least
Careless In Their Search for Evidence
Status Today of the Harris Mystery

Coroner Eevtt representative Eorva
Harris brother o Al
Discovery eopardize position
if he talks attention
DI D. Cliff Emergency gives interview
suicide to bolster police theory
-Four indirectly Department
recorded
of August
The Times found than persons within block o
midnight and
fred between the hours of and o'clock later.
Police twenty from steamer
haIfb blocks
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
HUSBAND POISONED
So WIFE CAN MARRY
Three Arrests Made In Wat
son CaSe-TwO Men
Confess

PONTIAC. Mich, Sept 22.-Fred Kin
ney. twenty-siN; Roy Whitney. twenty
i've. and Mrs. Charles Watson, all OF
this city, were arrested today charged
with having attempted TO poison the
woman's husband IN order that Kinney
and Mrs Watson might be married
Both men have confessed
Whitney stated that he was TO receive
500 for procuring The drugs
Watson was taken violently III one
week ago. after having taken head
ache powder administered by his wife
He may not survive
Suspicion was directed to Kinney by a
remark he dropped in conversation ever
the feleDhoTss
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Baltimore Club to Be Given
Only Washington S Moral
Support

Il Baltimore goes ahead with her aero
meet scheduled for the first week in
November, it viii be held under the au-
spices only Of the Aero Club Of Bal
timore, and not under the joint auspices
Of the Baltimore and Washington Aero
Clubs
Washington viii lend only its moral
support to the Baltimore meet But
Bal -imore viii be assured that Wash
ington Will hold no meet during the
first week Of November, if she wishes
TO go ahead with her plans.
rms much order was brought out Of
the chaos Of aviation meet plans at a
meeting of the joint committee renra-
Senting the Aero Club of Washington
the washington Chamber Of Commerce.
held a. the Offices of the aero cl,5b 49,,
afternoon.
The action was taken as the result
Continued on Eleventh Parel
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
FIRST ACTION TAKEN
IN THE HENRY CASE
Iruant Officer to Serve Customary
Notice e-Upsets Plans
of Society.
Fight Against Vaccination
As It Stands Wo9U

Parents who Withhold children
from schools because they do not
want them vaccinated may have
To face triHI in Police Court
First case in which inquiry will
ne made is that of r.. l. Henry,
whose chiIaren were denied sd-
mission to the Bradley school be-
eat5se their father would not con
sent TO vaccination.
Vaccination committee 81 the
Board Of Education meets late
today and may consider the case
of Castle children
Mrs T. IA Busbee will lead aEht
to compel children to attend
school ard comply with the re-
guirementS of the law in regard
to vaccination
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Parents who refuse TO allow their
chiIIreu 10 attend school because they
don want them VaccinaJed NAV have
70 face charges in the Police Court Of
violating the compulsory education act
This statement was made today BY
Superiu-endeHt Of Schools A T Stuart
when he learned that not only the chill
dren of Charles Castle were being kept
from school Attendance. but those Of
other Supporters of the anti-vaccination
Society IN its fight against compulsory
vaccination
First action was taken in The case Of
the children OF r L. Henry. Of sl4 Thir-
teeHrh street, who were entered al Brad
ley School. but who were later suspend
e because their father would not per
init them 90 conform with the require
ment Of the Health Board.
Interview Arranged
When told OF the case BY a Times re-
porter, Mrs l. X Bushee, the District
truaut officer, Immediately arranged q
conference with Mr. Henry The par
ent VIII b. given the customary notff-
-szas--r That he mas failed 10 comply with
the law After three days il was init
mated legal steps might b. taken to
make Mr. Henry show cause why one
Of his children should not attend school
1t IS believed that the Younger child
B under the age Hmi, Of eight wears
named in the law, and therefore at
tendance would not be compulsory
= itIS announcement NAV set the plans
Or the Auti-Eacciuati0n Society av-rv by
forcing q test ease by way pf the Police
Court, instead of through a mandam7IS
from the Supreme Court as was the
plan Of the society
Awaiting First Move.
Legal rr0cec-iuZs OF the society are
being held uD pending some action of
the Board Of Education in the Castle
case A petition asking that the Castle
children De allowed 10 attend school is
now in tie hands Of the secretary Of
the board II may not be acted upon
for some time, as the board adjourned
last Monday without setting a date for
tts next meeting. and w " Cox its
president, said today there was no i'm
mediate question demanding session
or the board.
IT is believed however. that the petit
ton VIII be considered this evening
when the vaccination committee of the
board meets 10 take UD the question IF
enforcing the vaccination requirements
This committee. of which Mrs L =
Continued on Sixth Pa-eD
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
CHICAGO TO TAKE
RELIGIOUS CENSUS

l. CHICAGO. Sept 2--Thirty thousand
men Sunday afternoon viii visit every
home in Chicago in an effort to take a
religious census
The men, who are members of the
! n G. a. and their friends. will ask
each family what its religious prefer
ence is
The count IS TO be made by wards
and precincts.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Jargon Bears Intimation
That Heiress May Follow
Sweetheart'S Example.
NOW SERIOUSLY ILL
IN GERMAN HOSPITAL
Baron Rothschild, Accepted Suitor,
Ended Life When Parents
Consent Was Refused.

CHICAGO Sept PA mysterious and
alarming telegram that may pressSe
the suicide of Miss Olga Menn, now in
a Dresden sanitarium. as a tragic Sc
Quei to the self-destrIction Of Baron
Oskar Rothschnd wher ne was not per
mitted to marry her, was received today
by Dr. Rudolph Mann who left his
daughter in Europe but two weeks ago
hTc message. which her father fears
is a warning Of the impending suicide
OF Miss Menn. is dated New York and is
signed ''KTsIer-~ II contains a tumble
Of German and English words. the lat
ter reading:
BE careful-drown- Olga"
Attempts 10 trace the telegram or 10
fathom its hidden meaning have been
fruitIess-
BaTon's Suicide.
A wear ago Baron Oskar ROthschiId.
scion O fthe Rothschilds who have been
the money kings Of Europe since the
Napoleonic wars. killed himself when
he realized that MS romance with Jhe
beautiful Miss Menn had been shatteT-
ed bv her father's irrevocabIe refusal
TO sanction the matcii- Suffering from
ehe shock of her distinguished hauce's
seIf-destr1icJ ton. Miss Menn began TO
fan in. health. Her father decided upon
q European trip, and for several months.
Miss Menn had been touring the Con
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Showers EiIi occur IN the western
lake region and lower Ohio Valley Fri
DAY. bat elsewhere East of the AIi-siS-
S5uDf fair weather u indicated
The winds along the New England
coast VIII be moderate noTthweSterly
shifting IL -oTtICaSreTIy- on The middle
Atlantic coast moderate uortheasteriy-
on She south Atlantic coast moderz 30
northeast 70 east on the East EuIf
coast light variable
Steamers departing today for Euro
pCan ports iTI have moderate north
eaSrCTlE w.ldS with generally fair
weather 10 the Grand Banks.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

tinsnt IN an effort to forget her unfor-
tunate love affair
BOth her mental and physical condi-
tion, however, seemed 60 grow wcrss-
A A-short three aao Or Nenu Ieft his
GauEhte- under TIE care O. --s=t
specialists ar the Lah-nan Institute. nesr
Dresden Dr. AfenS returned 10 this
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
CANNED EGGS LEGAL,
DR.. WILEY REGRETS
Keep AS Long AS Some
Sucker Will Buy, Says
Pure Food Expert.
What Dr. Wiley Says About
PeserUed Eggs

Under the law eggs may he pre-
served 50 long as they are fresh
when preserved, and NO deIeteri-
9us substance is used.
They VIII keep as long a. some
sucker" can be found to buy
them
Copper suIpsate, henzOate OF soda,
alum, or SuIphurfe acid may he
used 20 preserve them
These are the facts. greatly
regret ther7.-DR- HARVEY W.
WILEY.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

country less than ten days ago reach
inE CHICAGO September L.
At The time. Dr- Afeun said that his
daughter was slowly recovering. and
tsat oonlp1ete restoration to health
s-ss anticipated
Continued on Eleventh Page)
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
sun TABLE.


Today-Hieh tide, lois a. M and 1877
2 m. lCzc tide 80 g. IN and E-35 n m.
TOWoTr1v-Ff tide 1I-05 a. m md
lis D. IN, Low tIde 5-15 a. n and so
D IN
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

szz.so To Nashville, Tenn, and Re
turn via Southern Railway, Sent. q TO
= valid for return Oct ), and can be
extended to oct. 81 StOp-Overs permit
ted. Through sleeping cars without
change.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Fair tonight and probably Friday Not
much change in temperature
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

HARPFRS FEERN. W. Va Sept. ,
Potomac clear and Shenandoah sIfeh7I-
cloudy This morning.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
Johnson's Evidence.

William johnson. Of ~ h street
southwest. occupies a responsible posi-
ton with the Johnson -Wi1satt Lumber
COMPANY at I and Water streets. one
haf square from where the body was
found At night he conducts a barber
SHOP AZ tV' street southwest. a short
square from the death snot- ne ~-ss o-1
duty IN the barber shop until midnight
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

Continued on Eleventh Page.)
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
WEATHER REPORT.

Continued on Sixth Page
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-04
As TO HIGH TAXES.

A local weekly Republican paper oI
Enid has from time 10 time contained
lot Of slush about taxes being high.
Most Of the statements have been
base fabricatlons untruthful and Who'll
" misleading.
The Wave.Dcmocrat has looked in-
to the matter of taxes and finds that
taxes--!hat is state taxcs-are lower
NOW than under a Republican terrific
rial administration and asks the tax
payers to look into the records and
make the comparison and see II We
are not right we would like to ask
few questions and point out a few
things of interest Il this time. among
them the following:
Mr. Taxpayer did you ever examine
you tax receipt to see where the
money goes that YOU are paying for
taxes?
Just inform Yourself how many mills
Of the total amount you are paying
for local school purposes. You voted
these Improvements IN the schools
Just inform yourself how many
mills OF the total amount you are pay
Ing for school sinking fund Just
inform yourself how many mills Of
the total amount you are paying for
township purposes. Didn't you vote
for these improvements?
Just inform yourself how many
mills of the total amount YOU are pay
inE for county purposes.
Take another look and see what you
are paying for state purposes You
find that ont Of the total amount lev
led SOU are only paying two and one
half mills FOR state purposes Tint
lis all the state administration Is re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-04
The Cause Of Colds
Good Advice Regarding the
Prevention Of Coughs and
Colds

II people would only fortify and
strengthen the system, the majority
Of cases Of coughs, colds and pncu-
monia might be avoided. These
troubles are frequently due to weak
ness, which produces a catarrhal
condition Of the mucous membrane
which is an internal skin Of the BODY.
When this skin is weakened ii
becomes easily infected with germs
which cause many Of the diseases
TO which acsh IS heir. Healthy
mucous membranes are essential
safeguards Of the body's general
health.
An excellent aid III the prcven-
tion Of coughs, colds, pneumonia,
and such like infectious diseases, is
q remedy that will prevent or cure
catarrh.
We have a remedy which we
honestly believe to be unsurpassed
in excellence for the prevention Of
coughs, colds and all catarrhal con
ditIons. 1t is the prescription Of 4
famous physician, who has an en-
viable reputation Of thirty wears of
cures gained through the use Of this
formula We promise to make no
charge for the medicine should it
fail to do as we claim. We urge
everybody who has need Of such 4
medicine to try RexalI Mucu-Tone.
II stands to reason that we could
not afford to make such statements
and give our own personal guar
antec to this remedy If we we're not
prepared to prove the reasonable
ness Of our claim in every partic-
ulary and we see no reason whv
any one should hesitate to accept
our offer and try it. We have two
sizes Of Rexall AIucu-Tone. prices
50 cents and Sl.0O. Sometimes a
50-cent bottle is sufficient to give
relief. AS a general thing
the most chronic case is relieved
with an average Of three large bot
ties. You can obtain Rexall Rene
dies only at-Thc Rexall Store