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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

An interesting meeting OF Gorge L.
Morris Post No l9- Grand Army Of the
Republic, was held last evening IN Red
Mems Hall The plans FOR the usual
observance Of Memorial Day were dis
cussed, the post having charge OF Holy
Rood and Oak Hin Cemeteries. II was
decided to leave the decoration Of the
graves OF the soldier and sailor dead in
both cemeteries 10 the women leaving
the post TO attend TO The program
II also was decided 20 hold a camp
fire and rally az the next meeting. the
second Monday IN June, and commit
tee consisting OF Asa H Eednsy, chair
man. @ W Miller, Israel Raf. walter
B Sebastian. and Thomas row. was
appointed TO make the necessary ar
engagements.
Miss Mary Y Faith and Albert =E-
EuOwltou were quietly married yesrer-
day by the Rev FreoeTlck y -oWden-
rector OF ST Johns Church the ce-e-
monv being witnessed by only few In
innate friends. The bride is q popular
public school teacher, and q daughter
Of MI and Mrs Frank Fauth- Of 1920
7 hlrIy-thiTd street The Eroom IS a
musician Of considerable ability
Al extemporaueous debate viu be
held this evening I'm the CASTOR Memo
rial Hall Of Georgetown University. uu-
Ger the auspices OF the Phuodenic De-
batting Society George r Hamilton,
dean OF the law school, has offered a
handsome gold medal 10 the winner
SIX students have been selected who
VIII argue on the question OF whether
or not women should vote.
The affirmative viii be taken by Vim
cent j. Bailey. OF New York; Louis
HsgEeTry. Of New York. and Arnold
GIOetZner, Of Washington. while the
negative VIII be taken by Daniel B.
Murray. OF New York Lee J0iigt, OF
Ohio. and John Crosby, Of Wisconsin.
Reureseutative W =. RauSdeU Of
louisiana. Representative II. A Lever
Of South Carolina. and George Hoover,
Of the District, VIII act as judges
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
RUG WEAVING

DID CARPETS woven into hautsu-us re-
Eerslbie rugs send postal card
HOME RUG CO. OEice. = sth St n z
ocZ7-sfo
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

Robinson MOncUre and z. L Stay
maker have sold for Mary /. Clayton
ard husband TO Nettie NJ Haynes the
house and lot 1859 Prince street
Robinson rICnCure has sold for the
Eogust heirs TO William Carr a house
end lot In North Pitt street. between
Oro1oko and Pendletou streets
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WANTED-BOARD

WANTED-Ry gentleman two meals per
dav breakfast and dinner within short
distance OF Rochsmbeau apartment house
IN -enIvfnz ST & terms BOX I35. Tines
Office rny10-2rs1
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WANTED-SALESMEN

CHICAGO HOUSE. nationally famous. wants
young nan with some selling ability. VINO
is not afraid 90 make big money. Tor local
and outside territory. BOX 12s. Times ofice-
my9-Zr
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FOR RENT ROOMS

y ST. n. ", 1O06-La-Es nicely furnished
'front.' room; family references exchanged
nv go
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WANTED-One more TO complete an agree
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

The funeral OF William A Allison was
nelc from his home. ia South Favefte
street, this afternoon, and was a--er5e5
Dy AleXandrla Council. No %. Jr o. u
a II The Rev Edgar Carpenter. 0f
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
conducted the funeral Services. and the
burial was made in Bethel Cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

priests. We don't choose them that
way now. and I don't believe In
making a display Of power.
- don't believe In the divine
right Of kings nor the lnfallsbil-
~ of Judges. don't care much
about the esaltlna o. authority.
Ard find that lawyers are Iust az
anxious for a ruling In their favor
az II ! wore a robe.
Up In snohomiah county. after
this unique political candidate Was
elected Judge. corporation repre-.
aentatiYes and wire pullera enter.
tanned him with dinners and sup.
PEERS and theatres and other things
calculated TO Influence the mind Of
IN man serving the public good. but
W W Blacks sense Of the ridicu.
ious vas too much for them. and
they cut out the entertaining bust.
ness lie dldnt seem 20 appreciate
that a good club dinner should have
direct bearing on q judicial doois.
Ion.
Comes From pennsylssnla.
Black comes from PcnEsylvania.
the state whore they eat Mchmslr'
kaau with apple butter and plant
turnlpa In the light Of tho moon.
He's so, Just enough Pennsylvania
Dutch In him 10 make him stub.
born about hanging on 10 q prin.
ciple
4 believe I'll DO elected he
aAya tits a good year That's
his ughtofthe -moon faith that
there's a right time for things.
Shouldn't be surprised II hes right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

running for Judge OF tho superior
court hts managers had TO take him
off In the, corner and toll him 10
keep out
Just Told Truth.
IN spite Of his managers.
Judge Black wsnt around telling
the people the plain truth In much
the same way be was talking 20 me.
and. bless your heart. when election
day came the people elected him.
democrat. Ia a county that vas five
tOoue republican. And that wns
Roosevelt year. too
when they started 20 Iooh
for the Judge % run for judge. they
found him working peacefully on
bis farm.
since that the people Of
anohofniah county have sort Of
heen IN the habit % voting for Judse
Black
dou't seem 20 mind hts
frank way % telling them what N
thinks and his Ignorance Of the po-
iiticai game
DO yos wear robe on the
bonchf~ asked him. lie didn't
look AZ II be did
No. he said. mot az long as |
don't have 10.
Besides. have some principle
about H. Tho wearing OF robes
comes down from the time when
Judges were chosen from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

NAV"
Speak. Edwin"
What's that you've got ont"
This In my new dress. Edwin"
"Oh. I thought you were tied
around the feet 10 keep you from
running through paws money Are
you going 10 wear ~"
why. 10 DO sure, my boy. This
IL the style. II IN called hobble
skirt"
"uh.huh; mostly hobble. and not
much skirt. amt n. mawf"
ooh. Ina not Kicking"
II didn't think you could, NAV
When you walk you move like a
caterpillar"
You arc very rude 10 compare
me with a caterpillar"
"Tnnts right a caterpillar
would have more sense than % wear
one How many OF those could you
cut out Of pillow Slip"
I'm come 10 you IN a moment.
young man. and thrash you for
your impertlnence"
why. maw. you couldnt catch
me Win thnt on III you han hoid or
me. guess that's a fail suit. Amt
IT."
Yes. certainly"
Does Il hurt when you fall with
it1"
"oh. do go on. you little plague.
wieh 10 read this very interesting
article describing. How 90 Trip
Down stairs in u Hobblc Skirt on
a Banana Peel"
NAV"
pie ease do"
"Ali right. nav. But"
Not another question"
How do you get II on. mAw7
Does tho drehsmakcr sew you up in
Il. or do you crawl IN through the
neckY'
But By THIS time abe was In tears
and Edwin went out and told the
other boys that hls NAV was con
fined 10 the house. unable 10 put
one foot before tho other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

When little man with whiakera
who looked like a prosperous farmer
came into the editorial rooms late
yesterday afternoon and asked FOR
the edition ! checked up on the hats.
coats and pipes and found was the
only man" In the place. 80 &, was
up 20 me.
what can do FOR your" | asked
In my best reporters tone.
A lawyer. who seemed 60 have the
little man OF the whiakera ia tow.
spoke mp:
This IL Judge Black. Of Everett,
candidate for congress IA the First
congregational district"
So this was Judge BLACK. Of whom
! bad read IN the papers and about
whom ! had wondered
\ Real Candidate.
Here was my chance a live Do.
litical candidate fallen into my very
lap. az Il were
| am not a Huffragcttes don't
CAFE a rap whether | ever vote or
not ! have always held that ia
rather scold the men into doing
their political duty than 10 get out
and DO Il myself | would just find
out about this man. and IL he wasn't
all right. expose him to the world.
Sit down and tell me al about
poiltica." | said. He wasn't particu.
larry congressional looking. aud |
was curious 10 know how he hap
pened 90 break into politics. for Il
was evident to mo hs never SLID
IN. be wasn't slick enough.
let him talk. Smile aud appear
Interested and any man la the world
viii tell all be knows about him self.
and more than he KNOWS he's tell.
ing.
Has Good Face.
lie aAt with his hat on. but he has
a habit of lifting u from hia head
every little while. and aaw tho ja.
dleial head. Above that farmers
face and inslda that derby hat IL a
dome" that makes you fual yuu are
IN the presence Of the court. In.
atlnctlvoly you say your honor. e.
and you kuow that mans decisions
moan something
| haxardcd a guess % myself that
he's mighty nice husband and
father. I've got two os The finest
boys IN the world. he said.
All thss time be was talking The
man with him fidgrted around un.
easily and finally interrupted with
You see. the Judge doesn't know
the political game When be saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
S. -
Seventy Seven
Breaks Up Grip and
COLDS
"The Earlier Stage"

Every one knows they have taken
Cold after they begin TO Cough and
Hneeze.
There Is an Earlier Stage OF las
sitnde and weakness: If Seventy
seven" is taken at this first feel
ing" II will break up the Cold
"seventyseven" breaks mp stub
born Colds that hang on.
A small vial OF pleasant pellets.
fits the vest pocket. At Drug Stores.
25e.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
Cor. william ana Ann stress, Now
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Capt Bosardus Again

Capt Boaardus Again
Hits the Bullseye
This world famous rifle shot. who
holds the championship record of
100 pigeons In 100 consecutive
shots, is living at Lincoln. m Re
Gently interviewed. he says: 80 SUI.
fered long time with kidney and
bladder trouble. and used several
we'll known kidney medicines. all of
which gave me no relief until
started taking Foley Kidney pills.
Before | used Foley Kidney Pills |
had severe backachcs and pains IN
my Kidneys. with suppression and a
cloudy yoiding On arising In the
morning ! would get dun headaches.
Now | have taken three bottles OF
Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 per
cent better am never bothered
with my kidneys or bladder, and
again feel like my own self" Bar.
tell Drug stores. Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Luck

norhbound Frisco train stood the siding inhe
oarks Of the late breakfast In the diner
walter began coffee quiceyed little
she said oh waltz must get out Just there b. that he motion
fourleRf brought aud The
examined exclaimed how lucky and little
said. II will bring good luck all the day
wouldn't do such thing
Clover leaves rabbit buckeyes and made pennies
other naumae thing bring either good bad fortune
But when fellow. girl for that matter finds tourea clover
he Is exhiarated. IL stimulates additional
hearheats;
speaks eheer he Is therefore attractive 10 others and he
hits the old world harder and makes down It's milk
Did you calf getting dnner1 You know how &
butts mk7 Well the the
calf the harder tho butt the milk SO the Leaf makes us
butt harder. and call lucky. Maybe Isl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
You and Your Hated Rival

Judge decided young engaged
right assault other whose
In deciding involving such an ss
sault the Judge said
engaged woman has the right 10 with others Tho
action against her for breach OF promise but
action against the third After marriage the
third party sued alternating the wes affections but an
merely into the marriage
should be held sacred but Just
the the lady has the right accept the attentions OF other
For the engaged young submit be law,
but IS human
apt regard dimes and his dol
tangible Investment which he endan
gered and feels called defend
the Ohio Judge the law him redress so he u
forced TO rely his charms with the girl or his lists with
the other fellow Frequently he finds his fists effective
charms.
well Illegal; but
what the engaged With all his affections ana
cash invested In the girl 60 do IN scfdecnscf
IL all such sit sn while other young men
eooly would not be Ions until
would be held as lightly marriage itself
the engaged girl has the right to accept the attentions OF an
all fairness that the engaged Is hk~~se FREQ
young the compiled
tons smpled by calling the engagement
off No doubt this " the sensible after all
the engaged who must hts fists 90 keep
the g faithful 20 him before marriage viii not lind la
matrmony end to his troubles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
STAR DUST

the roofs Of houses 70 ovle.
The camel caravans o. ~.
may disappear when ibs r's1
man, General Brun. inauou,s,...nssss
airshlp service across the ass y
Again, they may not. '7
II is predicted that Lonao. -.
have . population Of fs,ooo0oe" \.
1860. '" d
shlnplasier War time nonsv
COMPLIMENTARY.
Vaccine virus rsndsrsa -
luieiy pure BY radlurn emao.,ss.
according 70 an italian sclen,.s
Give a woman an the efss, a.
deserves, and where would ~,
be7" -
In the poorhouae"
France 10 system 4ticalty refofs~
Ing lts barren places.
Charley Taft n wearing his n,v
pair Of long pants. WIN Il ~
wearing his vide
Police patrol boxes In Los sns,l.,
are 20 be provided With medlsI,,.
and banosges for first aid 70 a.
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

iF JAPAN up talk. give
philippines.
second edition of 'a. letters have 'aaea
WHEN foo, loose M say. nanrusor who. holding
DekG
automobile racing only
PUTTING family name a petition $ way
making the family proud OF you
AN ASSOCIATION Of innocent Bys,andera Surviving tho Wander
blt Cup Races would be Apropos-
As THs Johnny Clancy their rent ia
most SsR S are S S' s21 ''''
ID s3s ssss &; eS. time
SEATTLE doesn't Ike restricted district but ii mus, have
would Ike denaured much possible
az using the cable Iudcou Mr. Hearst succeeded reus
the New York republican ticket before he
inches across why
oRAssHoppsas are eating %iseouss tobacco crop Nobody
arets.
STIR little love into e9ery'sn9 Won cook say, Mr.. Mary
With iobaseo already '"'' just
AU1oMosts ;s a;s 100000 machine. in
OUT o. asas. sos, ve... you go but you'd bet,
ter g to the d qsssmen company house. Mayor c'
ao eaten Cd 5osa d9giag aSyihas plunge into the
NO ORIGINALITY at az about TART Named White
given her some eclat or there abouts.
eastern mura found ha, grand operas are based on
operas arouse that yearnns to i-somethins ''''
Happy s.se,asi myoqS w. paid two price. for the
to Iocare the
PayneAdch tariff for which leather Trust swfaiy sorry
a Utah town they couldn't use the fire
engine house to ring an ala
TO hang himself through ou agemcnt having nothing do
SOMETIME somebody will there be much
taken about the sale Of dynamite the
cety itself largely to blame for
Angeles
Or. TURNBULLL father o.
claimants says ne going armed the teeth the he visits
California IL may scare of hduapers the thing that's ean
that estate is lawyers
hFFNrTs letter In Cough divorce Portland: Il
with an might best hard
est most dotedy al the time" When real wealth OF
romance and horsepower Portlands place.
II don't how pay this today
Well said the clerk the little
see tonight Tor vel shut on your once, calmly resumng his
study Of Bible Glass vs. Stock Ticker" by J. D Rockefeller
THE LAST leading lady smugge by customs
cefs mad watch and $4,000 worth Of wery her stocking
the she there om-wel
you Just guess where Oh not not They
there.
NEW YORK showgoes In ectaay coming OF Rus.
sian danuse Maria Ramomowna Postchzkgaa
with
anything But skrts aren't ao long
as their names those New Workers take 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Josh WIse saYs;


"Blll Henbrooker disturbed . den
o. blaeksnakos while plowlnf This
10 one o. tn few times Bill ever die
turbod anythln' pIouin'."
II doesn't follow that every tim9
Booker r Washington picks up hiA
pen he write a black hand letter.
'Tysander." said his wife. sweet
y. do you remember what day
this is7"
why, Of course" said Ly. ITS
the anniversary Of our wedding
day"
mo. Il isn't. either" said his
wife. frigidly IT'S the day you
promised 10 put up that shelf for
me IN the kitchen"
More than my native languages
are spoken In india.
See here. thought you said you
were a tailor7 You're really a
butcher. aren't your"
"oh. no. put the tights on the
sausngea"
Japan is Increasing lie production
OF raw silk AZ the rate Of about 20.
900 bales a year.
In Germany IL 10 planned % letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Your
Good Looks

should be source of pride TO you.
sailo~ skin, psmplca, blotchcs and
eFuptlona cali for Immediate attention,
II should be your aim 20 get nd Of
these disaguring signs Of impure blood
quickly. certainly. inurprnsivolv.
No outward application win purify
your hlood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Mrs. Georgia Hayman, who
claimed 70 be the original Of
Charles Dickens character. Little
Dorrit," Is dead In London. She
was 81 years old.
Great Britain produces about half
the meat her people consume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
4 GENEROUS AND
sCHARGTABI Wfak

Il wish all might know Of the
benefit ! received from your FOley's
Kidney Remedy" says l. N ReRan.
Farmer. No. His kidneys and blad-
der gave him 30 much pain, misery
and annoyance he could not work
nor sleep. he says FOley's Kidney
Remedy completely cured him. Bar
tell Drug Stores. Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

help naturally from within. They
cleanse tho system and enable your
sl"maeh, liver and bowels 10 work as
Nature intended.
Try a few doses and see how
quickly you viii be rid Of impurities.
and bow your blood and your looks
VIII be benefited. Thoroughly tried
and proved good this family remedy Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
FoR A FEW DAYS Moar

We win sell wall paper at these
prices. This Is time TO clean
house. Buy your paper now at the
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co.
i9i4 First AVy Near University 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
Who Is Judge Black? Marion Lowe Sizes Him Up
for the Benefit of the Star Readers

Atttt tAtSt 4 4
4 MARION LOVES IMPRESS =
= ION or JUDGE BLACK. 4
a
a He's no polltleIan---he Just 4
4 talks. 4
4 Looks like good husband =
= and father. 4
4 Absolutely square between 4
= man and man. 4
= he doesn't 90 much on a
= dog" 4
4 An odd mixture Of farmer, 4
4 lawyer, candidate, nelahbor 4
q Has balance wheel OF hu. 4
= NOR. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

In Germany :, Ia planned TO letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

II doesn't follow that every tim9
Booker r Washington picks up hiA
pen he write a black hand letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-30
suICIDE OF A MINlsTER.

Rev. DIR. Arthur w. Little, one ol
the most prominent and popular Epis-
copal clergymen in the United States,
rector Of one of the richest Episcopal
parishes in America and the recipient
Of distinguished honors from Oxford
University, is dead at his home in
Evanston, Illinois, suicide, his bril-
liant mind having given way under the
weight of a great grief which had been
burden for five years.
DR.. Little was rector of st. Mark s
Church, Evanston. His body was
found early Wednesday night on a
couch in his study. In his right hand
DIR. Little held a new revolver. The
fatal bullet wound was in his temple.
Dr. Little left a letter in which he
said that something had broken in his
brain" and professed anxiety lest his
wife should not be cared for properly.
The life of this distinguished divine
had been sad for years. His wife,
whom he married Is years ago, whom
he loved devotedly, and who was OF
great assistance to him in his work,
pastoral as we'll as literary, became
mentally unbalanced five years ago.
Dr. Little refused 10 have her ad-
Judged insane and kept her in private
sanitariums. DR.. Little was native o.
Brooklyn. He was So years old ant
went to st. Marks, in Evanston, q
years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-30
ALEXANDRIA, VA FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 80 1910 =

Seymour Ronnold, who was TravIn $
rival for the affections OF the daughter
OF William Vanderpool, another woods
man. was arrested by posse IN hls
cabin near Worthwhile, charged with
shooting Travin from ambush.
Awakened from sleep by his captors he
confessed. J,
Trayin and Ronnold, it is said, had
been friends and had worked and hunt
ed together for years. Both fell IN love
with the same girl, maid OF 20, and
the daughter OF an aged mountaineer
named Vanderpool, known as Father
OF the Mountains" "
The two men We'd with each other IN
bringing trophies from the forest to lay
at the girls feet. Sometimes one
brought slain deer or the skin OF a
bear or strange fossils from the earthi
again. the horns of an elk, and once
thes buried treasures Of an ancient
redskin chief, taken from an Indian
mound
The rivalry was friendly for a long
time, and the two men-Travin was
80 and Ronnold 42-wooed the girl
in the spirit OF big, good-natured
boys.
As the girl grew older, however, the
affair became more serious. The girl
seemed TO favor the younger man.
and this excited the wrath OF Ron
mold.
On Wednesday night the two met IN
Worthwhile, and words led to blows.
Travin worsted Rennold, and then
went into the home of friend. Some
minutes later he emerged.
A man lay in wait behind some
bushes in the front yard and shot
Travin in the back with shotgun.
Citizens who rushed to the scene
saw the slayer dash into the woods.
The wounded man lived only few
moments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-30
CANAL FILLED BY LANDSLIDE

A big section OF the Panama canal
prism was filled up by great landslide
on the night Of September 10. The
earth and rocks not only covered up
all the tracks on the east side and
filled the canal ditch, but spread over
one track on the west side. The slide
occurred in Culebra cut at Cucu-
racha.
There are 100000 cubic yards OF
earth and rock slowly moving down the
mountain side, and having exhausted
every other means tc stop it the engl-
neers have made up their minds that
all of this material, representing more
than one-half Of l per cent Of the total
excavation in Culebra cut, must be
slowly dug out and removed.
Reports also have it that the town oI
Culebra. which is on the side OF Con
tractors Hill, opposite to Cucuracha, Is
also sliding, and it, too, may tumble
into the great ditch. Several OF the
buildings have been torn down, and
workmen are now trying to save the
hotel at that point.