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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-07
MADE JUDGES GASP
Attorney Used George AIDE
Slang in a Legal Brief.
is CITED FOR CONTEMPT
Supreme Court of California Shocked
by Language Strange to
Blackstone.
IS CITED FOR CONTEMPT

SAN FRANCISCO, April THE SUI
preme court Of California has cited At
torney Ralph Schoonover of Santa Bar
bara for contempt. because he used
George AIDES slang in preference to the
language OF Blackstone in a brief recent
ly submitted to the learned judges.
When the court met en- banc to review
the papers in the appealed case of Will
liams Lane one of the justices took
up the brief Of Attorney Schoonover and
began to read it aloud.
Then the state court butts in to the
game" he read in an amazed tone.
Beg pardon, l didn't follow inter
rupted one of the learned associate jus
tees.
Then the state court butts in
My gracious, exclaimed a justice,
did Blackstone ever use such language"
If my memory serves me" suggested
Justice Melvin, lit sounds like newer
master, George AIDE, 1 believe his name
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-07
State Court Butted In.

The justice who was reading the brief
continued:
| Then a state court butts into the
| game. and when it has gotten its butter
! going it is unable to stop, but continues
with all the judicial solemnity of an
! owl. Its actions would doubtless pass
| muster in a circus or a moving picture
| studio, but certainly do not comport very
we'll with the dignity and caution
! Dignity and caution, does he say
| sacrilege,' muttered a learned judge
But go on; we must get this nightmare
over And they talk of abolishing capital
| punishment.
| The reading of the brief was con-
| tinued: DO not comport very we'll with
| dignity and caution and evenness Of mind
popularity believed to be personified int
| one who wears the judicial ernine and is
presumed to know the law and to adj
minister it, II
There was general judicial gasp en-
| banc.
1.-The decision is peach continued
the reader.
| What" exclaimed learned judge.
What
I'm the yernacular," explained Justice
| Melvin, 1.-The word peach signifies any
thing rare, pretty gather that 1t IS used
here in an ironical sense.
Decision Declared Rotten.
"'Said rotten decision" continued the
rea der. Twas the rottenest decision that
ever disgraced the records of any court,
for it wiped out the entire story of his
perfidy. 1t is a raw decision.
THAT, I fancy, Is another colloqufal-
ism,' asserted Justice Henshaw.
1.-The said Judgment the brief read.
is one of the wonders of the legal world"
"It is a finding not only frivolous, but
false az we'll, and was intended simply as
a cloak to cover more villainy.''
There were phrases that never before
had found their way into the pure lexi-
con of the Supreme Court. " The deci-
sion was putrid
There was sarcasm, too. Attorney
Schoonover said: THE Judgment was the
conclusion of a sapient court, of massive
brains, masterpiece Of judicial wisdom"
| And all this the supreme court of Cali
fornia DECLARED to be "scanda lous, dis
graceful. insulting and constitutes con-
tempt of this court" Schoonover was
| cited to appear at the Los Angeles ses-
sion of court Wednesday, April IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-07
Address by Bishop Harding

A lecture on the study of the Psalter
and the Scriptures was delivered last
night by Bishop Harding before the
teachers training class of the Epiphany
Church, G street. In the course Of his
talk the bishop explained that the Psaiter
should be read through at least once a
month. Scripture study should be under
taken. he said, on a less elaborate scale.
Rev. DR.. McCraw of Silver Spring. Nd,
also delivered a short address on biblical
study.
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Killed by Exploding Gas Tank.

BRISTOL, Tenn, April clarence
Copenhaver, aged TWENTY-FIVE, was in
stantly killed and several others received
minor injuries when a gas tank in the
laboratory of the Carolina, Clinchfield
and Ohio Railroad Company, at Erin.
Tenn, exploded yesterday.
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Dynamite Explosion Wrecks Harbor

TOXIC, April IA lighter loaded with
dynamite in the harbor of Kobe caught
fire today. causing an explosion that
killed three persons, wrecked many
houses OH the water front and caused
a monetary damage of $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-07

Noah Dprly, sixty-six years old. fa-
ther q Rsv. Henry C. Early, widely
snowu Brethren minister, died late Sat-
.riay night at Laurel Hill. Augusta
county, Va He was member OF the
Church of the Brethren and was born
near Harrisonburg. He was brother
in-law of Rev. A. NJ Ewers Of HaSersS
town, Md.
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At the municipal election at Hancock,
Md. Monday the citizens voted in favor
Of issuing $50, 1000 of bonds for the con-
struction OF water works, the proposition
carrying by 127 for and 60 against.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11
ANOTHER HERO At KEY ~ S*4ip
KENTUCKY SLOWLY
GTTIo


New Yurk-Thanks again to the
sfreiess md the International Distress
signal. g. o. s. Czptzin Moore and
1is crsw of IS men are safe On board
Ne Mallory liner Alzmoe. bound fer
Key West while their vessel. the
sssamer Kentucky, il at the bottom of
Ne SEQ on Cape Hattsras.
IL Ia another case 5f a disaster
8ver.ed bw wireless and told 70 the
World by the same medium The Ken
ucky. q wooden vessel Of 3 gross
.0nnage and en3 feet lcng. was ccund
rom New Fork I'd the Pacific 20 carry
passengers between Tacoma and Alas
xzn ports for the Alaska Pacific
stsamsAip conpany.
First news of the Kentackys dis
.ress was received At the United
Wireless tompanys station AZ Cape
Iasteraz. There the operator heard
he s. O. j., quickly followed by this
Message:
We are sinking Our latitude IS
scfe. longitude $50.
Almost simultaneously the operator
heard the steamship Alamos respond
% the Kenruckys call FOR help. III
,orning Captain More thai the Ala
no was making al speed 20 the sink
ing vessels assistance Thereafter
10 message vas received from the
Kentucky. indicating that waite had
uferferred with the power. putting aer
wireless apparatus cut 1f commission
The navy department ar Washing
.on- IN the meantime. flashed wireless
Messages along the Atlantic coast dis
patching the ~batrIeships Louisiana
md two revenue cutters 20 the scene,
5ur xoru came from the AlaEuos that
me had arrived first and had taken
IN all hands N safety. This is the
Message as received IN New York ov
he wireless COMPANY fro nits Cape
iarre-as station:
Latitude 52-46. longitude SIS
steamship AIamos a Just taken
Captain Moore and crew Of - men
from sinking steamship Kentucky
had already reached the IRE
and teamsr viii sink before
midnight. The A1anos IS now PRO-
2eedlng 10 Key West
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

IN In - rAEi mime 5y Tn rsfny
1ar1ts1 M r~pAtr1rs MI sxpi0r~r1
-1s nut<s sere s@aIed i rns UNDER.
S-uxnd Stable With 2ianxs md al
cloth.
The @EuS0rsFs sTupped xp HI tnnxsg
oax 1r1n1s In sha wallis af The nAin
runway Co rhe wsa NJ The main sanfs
IN To- secxnA svsL -ne Surx szs
aIxu ex1suf1sd 10 she su#srn - snr ~
shs aar stzzff. rhns opening q pzxsaGe.
~Av 5e<w~@n the swu shafts u1 he
NINA * Sns &C Ehs @dxE af tina aar
shaft tha1 rae q body was found.
He my sprauiesf xaong he rsnxay
With hands extended inward the -
pit - ~ ana fasl@n in u futile NJ
Tempt 10 rsneh safety I'm scw. =. N
Tho outbreak 1f Eh~ Ora
safety sDuld not have oeen taxsnd
"a IL a1r s1Ezkt, 10WUWar sUx X w1n
IN this veil rtzx the nav bfazed. czus-
ing 1Sm@s 70 leap through rhs tan so
dr@rssy ~ 10 nett steel r+veFs. n
was discoveries ro<sxy tszx cantrarv 70
expectations the third IeveI. 500 feet
1el0w the surface. In 101 nnll Ut va
ter 4 sTune tropea down ths eie-
vaxnr shaft nit Ehs Top af rhs czSe
ts1zr al from me third Eeve4 I'D the
s~<sunh- As hits cxr 1uw rests IN the
sortom Ut he third Aeve4. me water
cannot - more than dve se~s feen.
probably - Tn.e- -s1sze curdt
rtons. with 1.-THE present tznger from
gases or IRE. Il - hoped % recover
he TST bodies from The mine this
week.
Pumps were Installed % rurnp the
water from tas Bottom IT the nine.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

chicago. Feb. s--CattI>Narket ID
uI3e lower. heeyes, $ssad so: vest
err steers. s4oe15ISs: ssockers and
aeeoers $S-Wl SIS: COWS and heifers,
s-IeG5se: calves. s.. oo0 see.
Hoss-Narkes 1oc lower; light, $50
GAias mixed, $S.15lS.51: heavy. $500
Gsse; rough. $SeoaS.35; good 10
enolce. heavy, sS35uSsa. pigs. $40
GS9A.
MarKet weak 10 loo lower.
native. $4loRsaa. western. s4asD
$50; N~earlngs. $1.1o6S.ls; lambs. ma
sasc- 37-5a1S5o
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

btsad q Ns~ York City BY s~sdish
Lo<herzaa

View York " T. Memorial ser
vices for the late governor OF Mime
sofa, John A. Johnson, were held IN
Brooklyn in the Swedish Lutheran
Beth!eham church Representative
Lindberzh, OF Minnesota. reviewed the
life and deeds OF the governor. who.
he said would undoubtedly have been
elected the next president by the Dem
ocr1ts had he lived
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

Little Rock Ark - Work On Ar
kAnsss' new capital Is again II a
stzndstsll. this time because OF 4 strike
u III anon Iaoorers- The SaIxaur
resulted from . disagreement between
sub-conrractors and their employees.
Already the building has been 10
IN construction.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

3~oushnr4d9e. MasnchuDesrA-Trua
tess of tAe 3nnthhrtdss Savings Harx.
-Eose former treasurer. Joha A. Han,
10 accused az larceny. says thar tas
made % far indicated .
shortage al sac $40 or more. The
snrDtra a. The bank - sI1T.o0s and
- trustees may 30 called upon %
make good some Of the Ioss to The de-
positors The baux rsnpened for bust
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11
T~in CITY Markesa

Minneapolis. FEB. 5-Wheat, May.
Sl-as+ July, t1-osa. No. I northern
S11lt No. 2 northern. sIos; Dur
I'm. No l. Sc Corn-No. 3. STAG
J white. &3Ac. RyeNo.
= tFAc. barley-S5c. Flax-No. l..
sa-1sL
Duluth, Feb. 5. No. | northern.
SI-ssa May. 3i-iaA. July. Sl0sA
South ST. Paul. Feb. Seattle
steers. S5.e9Es-T5. cows, fair, S3a5Q
Ia. calves, A~Sa $500 Hogs. 1875
ls5a: sheep, yearEnSs. s6.75a7.75:
lambs. $S5oQS.0o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11
TRAIN cotLsoes owE KILLED.


Cleveland. Ohio. - Fast mail train
No - oa the Lake Shore 4 Michigzn
Southern railroad overlook and crash
ed into ! freight train e miles from
Toledo. killing one ma and serious
Iy injurfng fwo others.
The engine OF the fasf mail Jumped
the track and rarned over. The en-
gsneer and fireman escaped By jump
ing. The dead man was the conductor
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11
WORKS sWlNoLE ON ELxa.


Paterson. View Jersgy A woman
Who gives her name - NrA Martha
Thorre and says she lives In Ars-
aona, las been arrested 1t Dover. ".
~ charged with swfndIsng Elks
throughout the country. Her plan Is
70 exhibit the membership card OF
Harry a. Tbs ne Of Arizona, who she
says fs her or. and then to borrow
money "a . hard luck STORY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

Washington. D. C. - The NzsionaI
Copper Bank Of Salt Lake City. Utah.
has hesn authorizes to begin business
oy Inc comptroller Of sae tressurv
With . capital of SOD. 500.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

Washington. q. C.-Tns sarniufs9rar
ton program. Az revised ay leaders of
the senate and house aud given the
stamp VI White House approval. COM
Dr1ses the following Legislation:
Statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico IN me form af the senate Dill,
which provides for ratification DIV
congress- NJ the constitutions of the
new states after approval of the pres
lftenr.
Postal savings banks with safe
guards against funds being trans
fsrred rom sections where originally
deposited ID the money canre~s.
Giving 70 the president the aurtnrt-
" I'D Withdraw from entry public
lands desired COR conservation ,ur-
poses or for classification. the with
arawaas 20 remain IN FORE until ~
vokssf 5v lim or BY acts NJ congress-.
Federal Incorporation uDan 10 the
voluntary application II nce IN
gagged N Interstate business and will
tnz 20 subscribe 20 federal regulation.
Creating a court Of commerce and
arngnendiu2 the Interstate commerce
act ~ provided by the Towuseua-El
zius hill.
Creating q Legislative council for
Alaska. the members 10 De appoint
ID by the president
eurrssi Given Assignments
" e Purcell. the lew from
North Dakota vaa given he am
assignments tarneriy orrr,-
pied by his predecessor. Senator
Thompson.
The LIsf embraces the committees
On Tie conservation of natural resour.
- Cuban relations, Indian affairs.
Industrial explosions, Mississippi rsv-
ar improvements, Pacific Islands and
Porto Rico. railroads and the -ansuo
raf.ou sale Of meat products
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11
MAO NAN At WALKER.
Sheriff and Posse Waiting for rim
20 Surrender.

Aaiker-Sherfn De Lurv and
rounded The home Of Waiter NcDon-
aid. former saIoon-aaeper here. xro
shot Howard Sexton N the IonBv Of
he Hotel Chase. Sexton Is reported
tTtng N the Walker hospital
Mcdonald has been known As the
bully OF Walker He came here
some years ago from Idaho. where he
Dragged he lad killed ais man. Re
an a saloon until the closing order
ssued by the Indian agent of the gov
Arnment- since which time Ne has
been doing little OF nothing
Mcdonald entered the Hotel Chase
walked ~ 20 the counter. where the
lay clerk. Howard Sexton. - years
Id. was standing and demanded Of
linn 4 drink Sexton refused this and
words followed between the two. A.
.er An extended exchange OF words
Mcdonald walked from the hotel 20
MS home, a block away. He re-
turned after . short interval
Shoots without 4 Word.
aAAlng up HItnour a word. il iS
aid. TO q position in front of Sexton
Mcdonald pulled the gun from his
0eit and snot into the body of Sexron
i've times Sexton fell 70 the floor,
probably mortaIly wounded and Ne
Donald fed 10 his home.
A few minutes later Sheriff De
Lury arrived On the scene and de-
handed OF McDoRald that he surren-
Ter The snly answer vas he SHOW
nS OF q rife m1zzle through one Of
the Window Upon the sheriff zd-
vancfng toward the door Mcdonald
shouted that he would hill him IL be
stepped mother pace further. and
would Eil any Oh all other men who
attempted 10 approach the shanty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

Crsca. View York-Judxe A C..
Cexe has written 20 President Tar de
cisnsng ehs appointment at presiding
justice at the customs court recently
rendered hsm BY the president
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

Mexico City-Thar the American
engineers aud conductors Gu the Inter
Oceanic ranch of the National ines
Mexicn has 10 Ear voted without
. dissenting voice 10 resign vax the
report rsresved Ter from the ne
no~ ~cnuvassing the employees. Rep
reseuszrsvas II the union vim ara an
the Central branch report that q Der
of The men - far approaches
h2ss cast their ballots for resignation.
In Xexsco City rAe men are voting
almost unanimously to Ie4vs the ser
vice OF the company
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

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m0Ttslly wound4d.
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General John T. Wilder. who be-
cslns famous ~ riss nssd u Wsidsrs
sr4sads during rhs evil war. ceiehras-
- nis sasssisxt birthday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-11

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Ryr1m hao hssm mnde secuu6
WIGS president of 60 Burlington
E&prsssdsn& z1tnDs says No wzs
srtcEsa By ~ unsssd states.
y ii : Thompson declared Ne na1 no
eonnScsioa witA ths suspended baax
u Mextco Cry.
Dursng ~ monrhs ok July. august
- 3~apseana4s. 1904. tbs total aasrn-
ber 81 p4Fsoas Killed On the railroads
of tha conntsy va ss3 and the in
jursd liza
~ Irfsh~Amerscans of Chicago
~nmt pyessdsnE Tafs to afsend . ban
qzse6 "a be given 1t that city by she
peifowship club On Sc Parrirs.s dav
- = spsecA u Pftssburg Repreaenv
tn1tss boFdney 81 MicAisza exalted
~ mw faFf6 Law
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
each contributes IS ooa 70 the Man
st0n house fnnd for the relief OF the
1ood sufferers IL rraxxe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

THE CAIRO"
@ ST.. NEXT TO CORNER 10TH.
Reduced rates. Home table board. $35. Largest
and lghtest rooms in city. Single rooms and
bath. $40 to $25. Two rooms and bath. $50,
$37 so and $40. Four-room apt. housekeeping.
$50. Larger apts.. with several baths. oan be
had. single room and lavatory, SIS. Also fur
nished apartments.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FREE.
Two new electric passenger eleva tors and a
freight and help elevator now being installed.
This elegant 12-story steel-frame building is
the tallest in Washington. and although the
first absolutely hreproof apartment house here.
is still the finest and most up-to-date and the
leading high class house of the city.
It's pleasure to show these beautiful apart
ments. K. H. MUIR. Mgr.
jyl1-9Ot,2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1885
Administration.-Ihi Is to give notice: That the
subscriber OF the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters Of administration the estate
Of Emily p. McClelland. late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hfbt the same with the vouchers thereof. legally.
authenticated. to the subscriber. before the
Sth day Of September. AID. 1911: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September. 1910. CHARLES W NORRIS. SO
Evans bldg. tSeal.) Attest: WM. C.. TAYLOR
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF Co.
lumba Clerk Of the Probate Court. CHAS. f.
ROACH. Attorney. se17-1aw3 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,
$50. 600 WANTED FOR ETHER OR s YEARS
at 6 per cent. secured by first mortgage on
city lot nearly 100 feet front by 1875; improve
ments alone cost over seventy Ave thousand
dollars: security absolute. Address Box 81
Star office. se23-3t
REAL ESTATE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC,
Loans on approved collateral
Rooms $685. Metzerott bldg.
ITO F. ST. Phone Main SIT.
CHARLES A. BAKER.
se21-tf.5