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The Washington times., 1910-03-25
Mrs. L. P. Morton Guest
In Capital For Easter
Mother of Mrs William Corcoran EuStis to Spend Hol-
days In Washington Subscribers Announced for
Dolls Matinee"

Mr. and Mrs. William CorcOran Eustis'
who have returned to Washington and
opened their house for the spring. will
have with them for the Easter season
the mother Of the latter, Mrs. Levi p.
Morton. Of New York.
Miss Martha Philips has returned 10
Washington from a few days at Bev-
erly, Mass
Brsadier General and Mrs. Theodore
Bingham are spending a few days in
Washington house hunting. preparatory
TO returning to the Capital 10 reside.
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Miss Elizabeth Rogers. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reid. who is at
tending school AT Dobbs Ferry. y. Y,
has joined her Parents for the Easter
holidays.
The list Of subscribers for Jle dolls
matinee TO be given at the New VII
lara the afternoon Of Friday. April l. by
lle Misses MiXter. includes Mrs Phil
ender 9. Knox, Mrs George Won l.
Never. Mrs. Richard A BaIlinEer, Mrs.
thauncey NJ. Depew, Mrs Frank o.
TT lkEs, Mrs Lawrence Townsend. Mrs
= oHn Hay, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs ". h
uucr, Mrs Nicholas Anderson, Rear
Admlral and Ns. Richardson Glover,
Mrs. Augustus leabody Gardner, Mrs
,IeorSe F. HAM ION. Mrs J. T. Baxter.
MRS Henry Nav. Mrs r Francis
Riggs, the minister from Panama G. C..
AroSemena: Manuel de Frpyre San
tander. first secretary of the Peruvian
esauon, and Pedro Elias Aristeguieta.
MIS- Chagncey N. Depevy vii act as
cA5peron Of The occasion.
Representative and Mrs. TirreU and
their son, Arthur TireI, Of the Port
land' returned 20 Washington last even
ing rom Atlantic City. where they
spent several DAYS
FORMER senator Hemeuwav Of Indi-
ana: who has been spending several
weeks IN the West. has returned 70
Washington
Representative James F. Wat=on has
gone 10 his home IN RUshllle. Ind, 10
spend the Easter holidays.
The Minister from the Netherlands
ana Nine. LoUiou have issued invita-
tions for q musicale on Sunday after
noon.
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Their Salaries Increased.

THAT hard working pair. Elliott
Woods. sgpernter dent Of the Capt
tol, and his assistant. David Lynn. have
been handsomely rewarded by the Sen
ate in the legislative bin Just passed.
The salaries of both these officials
have been materially Increased and Il
was in this substantial manner that the
Senate decided 10 compliment its two
very faithful servants
Mr.. Woods and Mr- Lynn have a muI-
titude of details 10 follow. They must
give attention to the complaints and
wants and wishes Of each indIvidual !
member OF both bodies just as II eac n
member was the OSS OF the whole Gov
eminent
In addition 70 this. the Capitol build
lnE, the two Congressional Office Build
ings. and other property directly under
the authority Of Congress are under tho
care Of the superintendent.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
SHACKLETON TO MAKE
A SECOND DASH SOUTH
Antarctic Explorer In New York Declares He Will Re-
sumo Active oWrk Next Year-Wl Reach Wash
ngton Tonight-Wil Be Received By Taft.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Sir Ernest
2. Shecldeton. the British Antarctic ex-
plorer, with Lady ShackIeton, arrived
in New York today on the Cunarder
LUsitaDia
He left for Washington this afternoon
and as the guest Of Ambassador Bryce
will be presented 10 President Taft to-
morrow.
While in Washington he VIII also be
awarded a medal by the National Geo
graphic Society Of America.
Upon his arrival here the explorer
went 10 the Manhattan Hotel, where
he was the guest Of E. P. Benjamin,
president Of the Transportation Club
NJ Benjamin came with the party from
England.
Asked concerning his plans for future
Antarctic exploration and study Sir
Ernest stated today that he expected
TO resume active work In that line next
year. Details Of his plans have not yet
been arranged.
Speaking OF the latest report concern
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sioners authority to prevent reckless
ness and carelessness. If one is at all
fair minded he must also admit that
1t is but fair to require the parties sub
jeet to the regulation to foot the bill.
II would hardly be just to require the
community TO bear an expense caused
by a comparatively small class of citi-
zens, especially when it is considered
that the members of this class are bet
ter able to pay than the average indi-
vidual.
a further defense of the new ruling
is found in the fact that most other
communities have established similar
systems. The prevailing theory is that
fee should be paid for each machine
and each operator.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
Brilliant Audience
Attends Princeton Performance.

The Prince etOn Triangle Dramatic Club
played 10 a brilliant and fashionable au-
dicnce at the Belasco Theater yester-
day afternoon The White House party
occupied one Of the boxes. Other box
holders were Senator and Mrs. Briggs,
Senator and Mrs Elkins. Representative
and MIS-. Richard Wayne ParlJo~, Sen
ator Kean and Miss Kean, Mrs Letter,
former Senator and Mrs. Dryden, Mrs
Patterson, Mrs. James Mcmillan, and
Gist Blair
Among those in attendance we're
Captain and Mrs Kelly, Colonel and
Mrs. KUser. Capt and Mrs. Frank
Evans, Mrs Preston Gibson. Mr- and
Mrs Paul Pcarsal Miss Marion Wise,
Miss Esther Denny, Mrs. william Man
ming Irwin and Miss Irwin, Mrs. Robert
HiuckIey and Miss Gladys HinCkleyl
Miss FeuSy BlOomer. Mrs. Murray A.
cobb, Miss Mary NcCauley, and Mr..
and MrS- Evan Sinclair Cameron, who
had aS their guests Miss Marian Cam
o-on, Of Baltimore Miss Dorothy Hay
den, of New York, and Miss Alice Van
dergrifr-
Miss Helen Heyl daughter of Col
Charles A Heyi. has issued cards for
tea for a number Of schoolgirl friends
who are spending the Easter holidays
IN Washington on Easter Monday at 3
O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus lawrence, OF
New York. are the guests OF Son-in-
law and daughter, M and Mrs. Ran
daH HagnNr.
Mrs. Franz p. Leetch VIII be AZ home
Thursdays. March = and April =
Mrs Harley Calvin Case. and Miss
Gage viii not receive today. but Will he
al home Friday, April I, after 4 O'Clock
Brewster Reauey. who has been cruis-
ing in tho Mediterranean and the Orient
sailed today from Queenstown for New
York on the Adria-ic. Of The White Star
line
Tae Purim entertainment and dance
held last evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Society Of the
Eighth street Temple. al old Masonic
Temple, was "a great success. under the
direction 0f Mrs Abraham Simon. Mr.
= V Gusack, Mrs Levi David. Mrs. NJ
Newmyor, Miss Selma SeI1cer. and
sisted ~ a song and flag drill. by the
kindergarten class. q gesture dance b.
Miss Selma SellrGer and twelve girls IN
Greciau costumes. Miss Anita Sanders
rpcitpd poem entitled Esther" conf
posed by Mrs AnTaT simon = Spanish
song and dance was given hy Miss Sci
ma ~ellD-er and ten girls s. Cue-act
Lar-e, entitled. The DsTky Wood
Dealer. was presented by Miss Selma
SelinGer, Leroy NeUmyer. and Law
r0nrn kOcuicsnurE. The entertainment
Concluded with song EE the - hbarn
school Glee club, of twenty-five chill
T. EuSack- Dancing followed. music be
ing furnished by Prof. Hanlein's orches-
ira. During the inte7 mission buffet
lunch was seV-ed-
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and the boodling by the interests from
which the bribe money came are
equally heinous acts. Only, in the one
case-thst of the boodling interest
perhaps there is the more reason for
knowing that grating and boodling are
comemptible outrages.
Much credit belongs TO the Pittsburg
Voters Civic League for its courageous
work to purge that municipality of
graft. Nothing but good can come from
probing the crime TO its very depths,
with the punishment TO be imposed
alike upon all who have participated in
the carnival of corruption.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

Ing Dr- Cook, the Arctic explorer. TO
the effect that he had expended nearly
all the profits from his lectures and the
original story Of his claimed discovery
OF the Pole, the man who reached
'farthest south" smiled.
''I really know little about the matter
and would prefer not 20 discuss II YOU
know. It is a subject which should not
be considered casually" he said.
SIR Ernest VIII return 20 New York
and give his FIRST lecture IN this co,ln-
Try on his Antarctic trip at Carnegie
Hall here next Tuesday night He ex-
Tects 70 spend about three months in
the United States and Canada
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What's on the Program
Tonight in WaShinqton

Lecture by c. j. Blanchard, Of the re-
clamation service, The Spirit c. the
West Hubbard Memorial Hall, SIS
p. m
Public speaking contest for bows as
semSly hail. Y. NJ. c. a, S %. m
Representative Morris Sheppard Of
Texas addresses RathbOne Superior
Lodge, Knights Pythias, Pythian Tenn
pie, S p. m.
Revival service Fifth Baptist Church.
the Rev. T. 7. Martin. evangelist, 7:45
p. m.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
Theaters.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anglin, in ..Tbe
Awakening Of Helena Richie " Sis n.
m.
BelascO-JOhn Mason, in a Son of the
People," $50 p. m.
Columbia-''Talk of New York" SIX n
m.
Chase's-Poite vaudeville. Sis p. m.
Academy-"The JOY Rider" Sis d m
Casino-Continuous vaudeville.
Lyceum-"Wine, Woman and Song
S.l5 p. m
Gayety-Fred Twins Gibson Girls ~
S:l5 2. m
ajestic-Vaudeville and motion pjc-
lures, to II .. m.
Arcade-Midway and other attractions
CThe Times will be pleased to announce
meetings and entertainments in this
column. Phone or write announce
ments.)
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
WILL ADDRESS PYTHIANS.

Fraternity and Christian Civilization
viii be the subject OF an address by
representative Morris Sheppard OF
Texas before RsthbOne Superior Lodge.
No =, Knights Of Pythias, at the Pvth-
IAN Temple this evening a general in
Vltation 10 Pythians has been issued.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

II il cost the Department Of Agricul-
ture as much 10 get out its cook book
as ii does to nil the recipes IL the book,
the Government has again been guilty
OF great e.;ravagance.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

It is possible that the Boston physi-
clan who has discovered a new anes-
thesia may De accused next November
OF having put the Republican Congress
sional committee TO sleep.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
BOY KILLS TORMENTOR.

CHICAGO. March c5-BecaIs they
tsunted him about his clothing and
beat him. Alphonse Brander. n youth.
fired a revolver into a crowd Of boys.
killing Hugo Peterson, eighteen years
old.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

The Senate has voted not TO have a
masseur at Government expense-pos-
sibly on the theory that the various Gle
ments in the Senate rub each other the
wrong WY enough 10 get up a good
massage every day.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
THE NEW AUTOMOBILE REGU.
LATION IN EFFECT.

II one will study carefully the pro-
visions of the new automobile reguIa-
tion. which became effective today, he
viii find it difficult to understand why
serious objection TO the edict should be
made. even by those most directly col
cerned-the automobile owners and
operators. The regulation is promul-
gated for the purpose of protecting the
public from reckless motor vehicle
operators. 1t is not a revenue pro-
ducer, and is not, therefore, tax The
fund which viii be created by the op-
Grafton of the rule Will, it is estimated.
just about equal the expense entailed
in the clerical work necessary TO NAL
the rule effective
Under the previous arrangement each
motor vehicle in the District OF Co
lumbia was registered and a fee Of
8 was charged for each number tag
issued. It was also required that every
person who desired to operate a motor
vehicle obtain a permit. These permits
were issued without charge, after the
automobile board had satisfied itself
that the applicants were qualified as
operators.
The new ruling does not change the
provision for the registration of ma
chimes. Earl motor vehicle must still
be registered and its owner must still
pay s. for his number tag. In addition
each person who intends to operate a
machine-whether or not he Is an
owner-must procure a permit and now
must pay s. for IL
This i the feature of the regulation
to which objection has been made by
at least a few automobile dealers and
owners. Investigation. however. shows
that the rule is reasonable. Coupled
with the permit is provision by which
the Commissioners hope to keep a con
slant check on reckless or careless
operators. It is thus stated in the new
regulation:
II shall be a condition Of any
permit granted that the applicant
agrees that the Commissioners of
the District OF Columbia have the
right 10 suspend or revoke the
permit upon the recommendation
of the major and superintendent
OF the Metropolitan police force
and evidence submitted by him
sufficient in the opinion Of the
Commissioners of the District of
Columbia 10 prove that cOntinu-
ance OF the permit is a menace TO
public safety.
At present the Commi ssioners do not
exercise over motor vehicle operators
any such control as provided in the
above. While there has been compare
lively little recklessness and careless
ness here of late years, the Commits
sioners feel that they should hold a
firmer check on aUtOmobilists than
they have held in the past, for the pur-
pose of preventing the possible develop
ment of motor mania 1t is expected
that the new regulation viii ultimately
weed OdS careless and reckless oper-
atOrs, and viii reduce TO the minimum
the possibilities of disaster from the
handling of automobiles in Washington
For several reasons the fee of s. for
operators permits can hardly be desig
mated an unjust burden. The regu-
lation providing it Is not retroactive,
and viii not, therefore, affect any per
son who now holds a permit Neither
is the fee an annual charge, as some
had supposed. Like the machine tag
charge, it is paid but once
Surely. one must admitI the justice of
a regulation which givessth Commis-
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

The disciple OF LombrOsO who says
steam Is the cause OF crime must have
been thinking about the number OF
janitoTs frecEing tenants OF fats have
wished to murder.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25
Secretary
And Mrs. Bsilinger Hosts.

The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
BallinEer were hosts last evening at din
ner. having as their guests the Japanese
Ambassador and Baroness I-cIlda. the
Secretary of War and Mrs Dickinson.
former Justice and Mrs Henry B.
Brown, senator and Mrs. Garter, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. George p IA .aRrence.
Mrs W. J.. Humphrey, wife OF Repre-
tentative Humphrey. or Washington.
Representative and Mrs Weeks. Gov
eTUor and NJ Clark. O~ Alaska Judge
ana Mrs Charles g. HOwry, Mrs. Al
bert John Akin, Rustem Bcy. the charge
d'anairs Of Turkey, and Mitchell limos
counsellor Of the British embassy.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

That Pittsbrrger who tainted when he
confessed being a CRATER was probably
overcome by the lack Of air. owing 10
the throng Of fellOw-grafters in the
room with him.
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been visiting her mother-in-law. Mrs.
Norman Williams, left Washington to-
Gay Tor Chicago Mrs. Norman Will
iams Will spend Easter in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs Francis Curtis. Of the
Woodley. we're hosts ar a dinner party
last evening, in compliment 10 their
house guest, Miss Jane Brewster HYDE,
oi the Lacy Jane Grey School BinE-
hamtOn, y !. The additional guests
were Representative William b Nc
kinley Of Illinois, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
A. Knapp. Miss Julia MATHS. Miss Edith
Charlotte Willis. Of Champaign. III
Dr. William A White. and Dr. John
D. Thomas.
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Miss ClabaUgh
To Wed ApuI r6.

Chief Justice and Mrs Clabaueh have
issued cards for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Katharine CIabauch. 70
George Beale EIo7mer, on the afternoon
OF Saturday, Anr.t 10. 1910. an O'Clock.
in St Thomas Episcopal Chu oh
Mr. and Mrs Carl r. Shaffer an
uouuCe the engagement OF their dau-h-
ter, Miss Ethel Barksdale Slaifer. 20
Alan Warren PeaSe, Of New York city
=
Mrs. Norman Williams, jr-, who has
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

1t is a crime 20 have a cold" says
Dr. Wiley, the food expert. IN these
days Of high prices, it's almost a crime
10 have anything at all
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

Now that a Pullman porter has bought
an automobile with the tips" he saved.
another element has been added TO the
class Of the rich idlers."
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

King Menelik's press agent has killed
and resurrected the Old monarch so
often that he seems TO be using the
grave as a billboard
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II is reported that Dr. Cook failed 10
reach New York yesterday Still, IL is
comparatively easy to discover New
YORK.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

the throng Of fellow-grafters in the
room with him.
1T is a crime 20 have a cold.'' says
Dr Wiley, the food expert IN these
days Of high prices, it's almost a crime
10 have anything at all.
Now,that a Pullman porter has bought
an automobile with the tips" he saved.
another element has been added 20 the
class Of the rich idIers-"
King Meneik's press agent has killed
and resurrected the Old monarch so
often that he seems TO be using the
grave as billboard.
It is reported that DR.. Cook failed to
reach :Sew York" yesterday. Still, IL is
comparatively easy to discover New
York.
I go - Congress ready 10 vote
against Canuouism.T says Mr.. Foss OF
Massachusetts. He'll have company.
This country has spent Satan's forty
day vacation unearthins the mischief
he did in past years in Legislatures.
The Democratic party seems 20 have
forgotten its old tune Of "Waltze Ne
Around Again, Willie
Anybody here seen Bryan. the dalai
llama. Dr. Cook. OF Mr.. Buchanan OF
Nassachusetts2
What's the use Of being a CRATER r.
You have to pay It all TO lawyers for
defending you2
If there IS a ship subsidy lobby. it's
supporters probably think it's all right
TO subsidize
Let's pay for the Easter hats and get
ready 10 give the change 10 the summer
resorts.
Anyway. these are the days when
everybody has % be a moderate eater.
The early bird gets the worm. but
who wants a worm?
They're making it hot for the New
York fire insurance men
Again the Democratic donkey laughs.
Found: Democratic harmony.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

I go - Congress ready 10 vote
against CanUouism.' says Mr. Foss OF
Massachusetts. He'll have company.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

This country has spent Satan's forty
day vacation Gnearthing the mischief
he did in past years in Legislatures.
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

The Democratic party seems 20 have
forgotten its old tune Of "Waltze Ne
Around Again. WiIlie.T
The Washington times., 1910-03-25

Anybody here seen Bryan. the dalai
llama, Dr. Cook, OF Mr.. Buchanan OF
Nassa cnuSerts2
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
IRRIGATION
MAN HERE TO|
GET EXHI
Vice Chairman OF National Cod
in This City for Purpose of [
ing to Arouse Interest
Weld Co. Meeting

For the purpose of workin
interest in the irrigation co
which is to be held in SepteHt
Pueblo A. G. Watson, vice eng
of the board of control Of y
tional Irrigation Congress
Greeley today. Mr.. Watson
deavoring to get Weld con1
send an exhibit to the meetinl
already has twenty-four counl
the state lined up on the prop
and is trying to get the rest o9
The irrigation congress th1
promises to be one of the mo-
cessful in the history of that
ton according to Mr.. Watsd
neither time nor money is
spared to make 1t a success
Representatives are coming
meeting from every part q
country and the congress VIII
which will largely be attendeo
rigation men in this state j
Mr.. Watson will go from tq
to Fort Collins where he wliil
work up interest there
1t ia not decided as yet "
or not Weld county will SEND
hibit to the congress or y
meeting was to have been ~
tween the directors of the Il
cial club and Mr.. Watson lasy
but owing to the fact that IN
bers of the Commercial einu
not be brought together the
was postponed.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
Hard l. Helping Weld County

tHhofO H ncIp1nR WefO OOt10ty
Greeley an dthe county are profit
ing more by the work of the state
board Of immigration probably than
any other section Of the state. The
board was only recently organized.
1t was created by an act OF the last
legislature but the appropriation was
not available until June /.
Inquiries which are sent to the
board are in the majority OF cases
relative to Weld county and Greeley
and the real estate dealers OF this
city have heard from many prospec-
tive purchasers.
The board is working in Denver
under the direction Of Alfred Patek
as secretary and In sending out ad-
vertising matter to every portion OF
the country with the result that
Weld county and all the rest of the
state is obtaining the most favorable
press notices.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
Celebrate Marriage Anniversary
fsnecial to the Tribune)

Especial to the IrlpuneI
Eaton, June 25.-Mr. and mrs.
John Giilis, who have the distinction
of being the first couple married IN
Eaton. celebrated their twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary Thursday night.
Friends who knew them at the time
of their marriage gave them pleas
ant surprise.
In the afternoon while Mrs. George
Wood. Mr.. Gillis' sister,, and MIS-.
Mccall were calling on Mrs. Gillis
she happened to mention that she
was baking cake for her husband
in honor OF their silver wedding an
niversary. When .4rs. Mccall and
Mrs. Wood left the house they I'M
mediately got busy notifying the
friends Of the couple and arranged
for surprise party in about an
hours time.
Many beautiful gifts were receiv-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Gillis. About SO
guests helped them celebrate.
Mrs Calls was Miss Evans and
lived in Eaton only two or three
months before her marriage. Eaton
boasted no churches or ministers ?5
years ago and the couple were mar
ried by justice of peace.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
RAIN FALL WAS VERY
GENERAL OVER WELD
(F'rom Saturdays Daily

(From Saturdays Daily
+ A good soaking rain fell In
= the western part OF the county
+ yesterday afternoon and last
= night, breaking in some sec
= tions q drought that had lasted
= nearly hve weeks. Tho rain as
= sures a fine potato crop and
= will mean the saving OF more
= that two-thirds of the wheat {
= crop. Even the Oklahoma dis
+ trict, where the dry farmers be-
= gan feeding their grain to the
= stock the first OF the week.
= having given up hope of crop.
= was blessed with beneficial :
+ rainfall. The Johnstown dis
+ trict also got heavy rain and :
= the outlook there is bright. :
= The Ault and Fort Lupton :
= districts we're less fortunate. :
= A shower fell at Ault yester- :
= day afternoon and fair rain !
= fell last night The potatoes I
= will be helped considerably :
. but there was not enough to !
= overcome the injury done by !
+ the long drought.
= At Fort Lupton just shower :
= fell and the farmers are be- :!
= coming discouraged.
2 = = + i + + = = = + + + + + + !