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New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
THE NATIONAL ART COMMIsSION

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The need of an art commission in the
national capital and the wisdom OF Great
ing one were never better illustrated
than by the present controversy over
the further development of Lafayette
Square, the small but beautiful park On
which the White House faces. Years
ago Congress decreed that in the centre
Of this square should be placed statue
of Andrew Jackson, and In accordance
with that decree the centre OF the square
is marked by a somewhat remarkable
figure Of "O'd Hickory" mounted on such
q steed as was never seen before by man
or beast; nor has its like been since pro-
duced AS a result Of subsequent enact
mentS the four corners OF the square
have been ornamented with statues OF
Lafayette, Won Steuben. Rochambeau
and Kosciusco Further up Pennsylvania
avenue, in a small circle in far less at
tractive part of the city, is statue Of
George Washington.
To many persons possessed OF an his
tor1cal sense the propriety Of transposing
the washington and Jackson statues and
changing the name from Lafayette to
Washington or Revolutionary Square
strongly appeals. The placing Of the
statue of the first Presiden1 Immediately
opposite the White House seems sfngu-
larly appropriate. To surround the great
Revolutionary hero with some Of his gen
erals seems equally so. To many whose
sense of art is reasonably developed the
suggestion that the Jackson statue
should be transferred to what is now
known as Washington Circle seems no
more than Christian charity to the weak
nesses Of the effigy. Against the propo-
sition no appealing argument has been
urged.
Certain persons have worked them
selves I'D into a state Of righteous 1nd1g-
nation over the proposal ito relegate 'Old
Hickory to q less conspicuous place.
He has the advantage of prior posses
sion" they assert with an iteration which
they apparently believe compensates for
lack Of logic Despite the lapse or time
since Andrew Jackson was an influential
figure In American politics, he has &C
Quired at this late day a considerable
following in Congress, made up largely,
no doubt. Of those who fear that other
statues, effigfes Of men for whom they
entertain a warmer regard, may some
day be displaced If the precedent Of cor
recting an error Of the past is once estab-
lished.
Had the national capital enjoyed the
services of an art commission in the past
it is a reasonable assumption that no
such statue as that OF Jackson would
ever have been unveiled, while 1t Is GER
tain that the solecism Of surrounding
"Old Hickory with generals Of the
Revolutionary War would never have
been perpetrated. It may prove 1mpos-
sible to secure from Congress, which has
never exhibited much patience with con-
sfderations of art, permission to trans
pose the Washington and Jackson stat
ues, but it must be an occasion Of graft
fication that President Taft has induced
the national legislature to create an art
commission, which, even though clothed
with little affirmative power, can be
counted on to exert g wise and effective
negative influence.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
TO BEGIN WORK ON MEMORIAL.

At a meeting of the committee OF the
Firemens Memorial Fund, held last week
at Sherry's, Isidor St-aus, the chairman.
was authorized to sign Immediately all
contracts for the erection OF the memorial.
The piece of sculpture will be placed at
Tooth street and Riverside Drive, the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment having al
ready appropriated $4,000 toward this work
This brings the total up TO almost 100000.
H. Van Buren, Magonigle, the architect,
has completed all plans and specifications,
and Combes e Ward will have the contract
for all work aside from the sculptured fig
ures and bas-relief. Attilio Piccirilli is the
successful bidder for the sculptured marble
portions. 1t is expected that the first sod
will be turned some day this week.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
A moRsEL OF ASTRONOMY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The recent total lunar eclipse brings
to mind that other moons besides our own
satellite exist in this solar system Indeed
all the planets except Mercury and venus
possess such companions, and yelloWisn
Saturn. now conspicuous between the Con-
stellation Cetus and Acknowledgment
has the largest number-ten in all These
ten satellites are named, respectively
Mfmas. Enceladus. Tethys. Dione, Rhea,
Titan, Hyperion, Iapetus. Phoebe and
Themis.
Our own satellite has a mean diameter OF
2,162 miles, but Titan possesses diameter
about one and one-haf times that. while
Iapetus approximates the same size as
Queen Luna
CHARLES NEvERs HOLMES.
Boston, Nov. q, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
preserve an .rmed peace at an expense

of $1,000. 900 oo0 annually? Why all this
waste when It is so easy for nations TO
establish by mutual agreement an fnterna~
tional navy police. made up OF details from
the navies of the world to range the high
seas and preserve order?
An international federation or agreement
we must have. also an international court
with power to determine by DEGREES all
controversies between nations and to en-
force the execution OF such DEGREES by the
arms of the federation.
We have the United States of America,
why may we not have the united nations
of the world? j. G. PUMPELLY.
New York. Nov q, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
SHERMAN AND MISS BOOTH SPEAK

Utica n. Y, Nov. T.-Vice-President
Sherman presided and Miss Eva Booth.
daughter of Commander Booth. of the
Salvation Army, made the principal ad
dress at a mass meeting IN the Majestic
Theatre here this afternoon The gather
ing was one of several to-day marking the
dedication of three story brick building
erected by the Salvation Army here at q
cost OF SCOO0
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
LECTURE ON CITY MILK SUPPLY.

DR.. Ernst Lederle head of the New York
Department of Health. will lecture on THE
City Milk Supply and Its Control IN the
Horace Mann Auditorium. Columbia Uni
versity, Broadway and 10th street. this
afternoon at o'clock. This is the eighth
lecture of a series on public health prob
lens. The lecture will be illustrated with
lantern slides The lectures are public
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport Nov. 2f.-Phtlip Potter and
Miss Marjory Rand who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Adams. and Elisha
DYER who has been visiting his family
here have returned to New York
Mrs. Eugene Sturtevant and the Misses
Sturtevant have planned to spend the win
ter abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon King will
close their Newport visit tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
GAYNOR HOSPITAL FUND GROWS.

John D. Crimmins announces that sub
scriptions to the Gaynor hospital fund will
be received until Thursday. by which time
1t is hoped a satisfactory sum will be
realized. On Saturday the fund was in
creased by only $500. an impression having
gone abroad that the subscription list was
closed on Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
Nelu11orIs Gribu,1f.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1910.
This newspaper Is o'oned and pub

This newspaper Is o7oned ana pHo-
H.hed by The Tribune Association q
Ee,c York corporation; Office and prTn-
rsnqI oloce OF business, Tribune Build
ing, No. 154 Nassau street, Aeio 1"h'
Ogden Mills, president; Ogden IL. Re'd'
eewctarg; James IL. Barrett, treasurer.
Tbs address Of the officers as the once
pf this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
spect left for the good old ways of yore
and gore.

That ptomaine infested pie, which
cost the restaurant keep,ng middleman
$500 and the ultimate consumer a doc
tors bill, probably establishes new
record in the high cost of living.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

Is there q sport without It's dangerE
Here is a sixteen-year- fancier OK
pigeons who fell off the roof Wills
feeding them and was killed.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

typical Democrat is q local government
man, foe to privilege, a cheeseparer, pos
sibly what is called a free trader.-Ihe
New York World.
Is What is a Democrat" answered
at last?
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

The country is certainly going 10 inc
dogs A company of happy Texans mas
been arrested for shooting up ihe
taxu aS ann AntentA UhAxA n M Se-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

Strange that fortune tellers who can
so surely forecast the matrimonial ana
other experiences Of their patrons can
get no inkling OF their own penal fates.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

The only novel thing the Socialist ad-
ministration of Milwaukee has done is
to give a municipal dance. If this is
the only piper Milwaukee will nave TO
pay it will not be ruined.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

It was q risky undertaking for the
Annapolis football team to take along
their goat when they set out to play
West Point.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

Mr. Murphy is back. Perhaps the
conscience of the party Will once more
becorDe active
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20

A long list of pleased patrons 10
tho leading advertisement Of the
Herald Printery. From q milk
ticket to q full sheet poster. we
would like to figure on your bust.
ness In this line
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the
Office of the Auditor of Chehalis coun-
ty for week ending Thursday, June
16, 1910.
Fred Taylor to l.. L. Leighton
lot 3, block 80, w. & B. add
Aberdeen .......... ......'.''
]. r. Williams ct al to Roscoe
Fear, lots II, IL, block IL,
North Aberdeen .............. 80
C.. A. Congdon ct al to w. O. Nc
Cav ct al. lots s. 9, block AZ,
Houuiam add Aberdeen ...... 500
Dexter Newton to c. c. Scates,
lot 40, Line add Oakville 4
C, w. Tilton to Mary E. Mason,
&C d lot 10, block 20, Grays
Harbor City .......... 800.
Will Lanning to A. l.. Daven
port, lot 2, block IL, Pleasant
Home add Aberdeen ......... l
Peter Remmelmeyer to Thresia
Noeske, lots 10, II, block
Park add Aberdeen .......... gu
r. V. Drake ct al to E. f. Conk'
lin, q d s1s of neA and VIZ
of seA section IS, II. 4; also
s1s of sh section "a. II 3d.. III
G.. e. Bolander to Frank May
lots 8, 8, block 81, n. p. add
South Aberdeen ...... ...laVo
Samuel Benn to f. B. Benn, lots
9, 10, II, 70, block II. Benn's
Central add Aberdeen ........ 4oo
T.. B. Bonn to James McMaster.
lots II and west 90 feet lot IL
block II, Benns Central add
Aberdeen ........ ......''. .oVoo
Karr Investment Company to A.
H. Anderson. lot 10. block 10.
Karr's Garden add Hoquiam.. 22o
Chris Larsen to Dan Mcdonald,
lot 5, block II. South Aber' ,oo
deem .... 49,. ...... ...' o''
C. H. Burdick to Pearl L. smith,
lots 8, 9, 10, block 60, Reuel
Minis add Cosmopolis ...... 5OO
J. r. Goodfellow to ]. Fl. Miller,
lots 1, 2, block Is, Leybold 4
& Aschberg's add Elma 49,. sou
A. A. Newbury to Icy M. Dun
lap, part n1a of neA section
II, 20. 10 IL
p. NJ. Newberry to same, swA
of neA of swA section 8, 70, :.
John Benn to N. S. Richards, NV
u section 81, 16, 4 .120O
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
AT The COURT HOUSE:
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Minutes of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real Es-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County,
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following is the record of bus
iness transacted in the superior court
Iast week:
Wishkah Boom Co. VS. Mary l.. Ham
ilton, ct al. Set for trial June 81.
Humptulips Driving Co. VS.. C. II.
Pealer. Set for trial June %.
Minnie r. Durdle VS. Sherman A.
Durdle. Divorce granted.
James Culligan VS. +. w. Smith, ct
al. Demurrer to complaint overrul-
ed.
Jas. Quigg VS. Cristina Russell. Dis
missed.
Corrine w. Morris VS. J. L. Morris.
Divorce granted.
Joe Scigal VS. X. Y. Church. De-
murrer to complaint overruled.
Matt. VuscOvich VS. Draga Vusco-
vich. Divorce granted.
In re estate of Minnie E. Fenwick,
deceased. Certain property set aside
as homestead for c. Y. Fenwick.
In re guardianship of Ralph c. Nc
Bride, minor. July 16, fixed to hear
petition to sell realty.
In re estate of Peter I Liant, de-
ceased. Bert Waldron, Elmer Thay-
er and A. Bridges appointed apprais.
ers.
In reguardianship of Harry M. SUIT
ton, ct al, minors. July II, fixed to
hear third report of guardian.
Florence Bagley VS. Israel Bagley
Divorce granted.
State VS. John F. Hobi. Jury dis
agreed
State VS. Ed. Sandberg. Verdict OF
guilty.
J. H. Rutherford VS. Jonas p Nelson
Judgment for plaintiff signed.
w. j. Robinson VS. M. Cabot. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Andrew Maxi to Hoquiam Fin
nish Workingmen's Association,
sat mortgage lot 8, block 63.
George F. Nye ct al to N. J. Car
son. mortgage lot 3, block 45,
w G B Second add Aberdeen. sc
w. S. Hunter to G. E. Bolander,
sat mortgage lots s. 8, block
81, N. P. add South Aberdeen. sc
Frank May to c. E. Bolander,
mortgage same LIE
James McMaster to e. B. Benn,
mortgage lot II, and west 20
feet lot ~, block II, Benn's
Central add Aberdeen ....... .21(
John McCulloch to Will Lanning,
undivided 3-S 200 lots Roose-
welt Beach ...... ............ 81
]. H. Miller to Chas. Mouncer,
mortgage lots 1. 2, block IS,
Leybold & Aschberg's add Aber-
deem .... 49,. -. .'.''. IL
Ross Price to F.. o. Dole. sat
mortgage ........ .......... :.
E. R. Ellingson to First National
Bank of Hoquiam, chattel
mortgage logs ........ .....2 9t
N l. LOOMS to c F w Evans,
sat mortgage ....... .......2 O(
C. w. Miller to l. H. Bower, sat
MORTGAGE lots Z, s, block is,
w & B add Aberdeen ........ l.
T. C. Wilson to Percy Peel.
mortgage s1s of neA; the ne
a of SELL the ely Of sell of
seA and the nwA OF Sc Ia of
sell section %. IS, 5 ........ &C
R. Jacobus to Thowald Hoorn.
mortgage lot Z, and e1s lot s,
block II, Heermans' Annex
Hoquiam ...... ........ 49,.
Chas. Jolley to w. R. Conrad,
bill sale saloon stock, Elma..
Same to the public, affidavit
and list of creditors .......... =.
S. Hilda Wiley to Elma A. Jones
asst mortgage ........ ...... 10'
Louisa Borton to A. M. Abel,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
Mjahtv In Titles.

The ruler of Turkey. in addition to
the titles sultan and kha-khan (high
prince and lord OF lords,. also claims
sovereignty over most districts. towns,
cities and states in the orient, specify
ing each by name and setting out in
each of his various titles "all the forts,
citadels. purlieus and neighbOrhood
thereof" in regular legal form. His Of
fetal designation ends. Sovereign also
Of diverse nations. states. peoples and
races on the face Of the earth" All
this is in addition to his high position
as head Of the faithful and "su-
preme lord Of all the followers Of the
prophet" "direct and only lieutenant
on earth Of MOha mined"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
New Cases.

A. r. Dabney ct Tx VS. Harry Chan
Ter ct al; enforcement of contract.
Bridges & Breuner and A. NJ. Wade
for plaintiff.
Joe Saigai VS. Ky church and F.
Eombroski; assault and damages. A.
NJ. Wade for plaintiff.
State VS.. Chas. Hart: burglary in
the second degree. VIM. E. Camp
bell for plaintiff.
Mat Unskovech VS. Draga Unsko-
yech; no complaint filed. Dan Pear
sail for plaintiff.
Mat Vuskovich VS. Draga Vusko-
vich; divorce. Dan Pearsall for plain
tiff. A. E. Cross for defendant.
Corrine Walton Morris VS. J. l.. Nor
rls; divorce Morgan e Brewer for
plaintiff.
H. G. Young VS. Aloha Lumber Co.;
no complaint filed. Morgan & Bre "
er for defendant
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. VS. J. ".
Ray; abstract from j. P. Court. L..
b. Bienod for plaintiff.
c. G. Davis VS. A. F. Coats Log
ging Company; no complaint filed. f.
S. Hattner and w. II. Abel for de-
fendaat.
J. F. Hartman VS. Anna Hartman;
divorce. J. G. Hogan and A. E. Ora
ham for plaintiff.
Annie Mcneil VS. VIM. Mcneil; di-
vorce n w. Bush for plaintiff.
Fred Taylor VS. Finch Investment
Co. ct al; foreclosure of lien. A. M.
Abel for plaintiff.
Auburn Wagon & Buggy Works VS.
G. l.. Nelson; no complaint filed. A.
M. Abel for defendant.
Farmers State Bank VS.. A. e. Glen
denning; on promissory note. E. }.
Adams and w. H. Tucker for plain
tiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
ZONES FROM AEROPLANE.
United States Government to Test Air
crafts Value as Enuines Of War,

crafts Value as Engines Of War.
Whether the aerOpiane has reached
such state of perfection as to be
used as an instrument Of warfare is
to be determined by the United States
government in II series of experiments
to be made at Chickamauga park. near
Chattanooga. Tenn. ut the military
tournament to be held by troops of the
United States army and national
guardsmen from several states from
June 20 to "a. inclusive.
! This announcement was made re-
Gently by Charles X. Hamilton. the
aviator. who said that he had been on
gagged to conduct the aerial expert
ments for the war department Mr..
Hamilton will use Curtiss machine
and will drop 300 pounds Of nitro
glycerlD projectiles from his biplane
while going at tifty-five miles an hour
| and while u quarter of mile In the
| air.
The dirigible balloon sold to the gov
| eminent by Captain Thomas s. Bald
, win will also be used in the expert.
ments. The tests are for the purpose
Of determining If Notifications can be
destroyed by dropping bombs from the
aerOplanes while floating Mt such dis.
lance over n fort as to be out of reac h
of the big guns
Dummy Notifications will he arrang-
ed. and. according to the plans said to
have been agreed upon by the war de.
partmeut officials. Mr.. Hamilton. while
flying at the speed at which an eX-
press train goes. will drop the deadly
cargo in an effort to destroy the fortifi-
cations He is confident that the ex.
periments will prove the value Of the
aeroplane as IN engine Of war.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
ROOSEVELT ON SENTIMENT.
insists He Used Right Word In His
Egyptian Situation Speech

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, who was
recently honored with the degree OF
LII. b. by Cambridge university in
England, has written letter in reply
to correspondent who requested him
to substitute the word sentiment" for
"Sentimenlality." which he used in his
address ut the C,Iildhall in London the
other day when the freedom of the city
was conferred uron him
Mr.. Roosevelt in his speech was an
alyZing British rule in Egypt. Britain
he declared. had given Egypt the best
government the country had had in
1000 years. but in certain vital points
it had erred. Those who have to do
with uncivilized peoples. especially ia
natical peoples" he said. must remem
Der that in such situation as that
which faces you in Egypt weakness.
timidity and sentimentality may cause
infinitely more harm than violence and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
ROYAL ARCH

Meets the second and Fourth Thurs
day of each month. in A. o. u w.
Hall. at 3 D. m. Visiting Sir Knights
are ALWAYS welcome.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20

mortgage lou ~, ana west 10
feet lot 8, block 10, First add
South Abei deen ...... ...... II
Kinney to Percy Peel, satisfac-
ton mortgage sly of neA, ne
Il Of SEA, and e12 OF SEA
section 2S, Is, . .......... 20
w. L. Trembly to the Grays
Harbor Commercial Company
mortgage lots II, IL, 10, IA, Is,
block 50, Reuel Minis add Cos
mopolis .... .... ........ 81
George i. Simons to r. A. Buell.,
MORTGAGE lois 3, 4, block 6,
Denn's Central add Aberdeen. IS
In re estate of John O. Smith,
deceased, order modifying de-
OeC heretofore entered herein.
, Gnd ........ ...... ..... -,
In re estate of Axel N. Carl
son, deceased; order author
izing administrator to sell a
certain real estate contract.
Signed ....... ........ -.
William r. Veatch to J. II. Bene-
dict, mortgage sig block IA,
John Evans add Aberdeen 49,. 10
John Jameson to c. c. Combes,
mortgage lots 1 to ~, block
) and lots /, 2, block 6, Eureka
add Elma ...... ...... %
l.. S. Norm to United States Ma
tional Bank, mortgage lot 9,
block IL, w e B First add
Aberdeen $500. ...... 400
Office Supply Company to Walter
Rowson, contract sale Type
writer ...... ...... 49,. U
Ernest Hubble to Mrs Tilla Pom
grantz, sat mortgage lot 2,
| block "a, Cosmopolis ........ &c
Grays Harbor Concrete Company
to G. H. Hitchings, mortgage
lot 3, block 6, Karr's add Ho-
GUAM ..... ...... ........ SO
Carl Ney ct al to Grays Har-
! Dor Fruit & Produce Company,
lease Ney Building Hoquiam. :.
Peter Erickson to C. w. Miller.
mortgage lots 5, 6, Z, block "a,
/ First add South Aberdeen. -. 125
Eftie Lanning to A. N. Barton,
satisfaction mortgage lots II
to Is. block 8, Wakefield &
! Byles add Elma .............. :.
E. l.. Swanson to Fred Crook,
! bill of sale piano ........
A. L. Davenport to Jos Kormani-
, cki, land contract lots Ia, Is,
block Z, Portland add Aber-
deem ...... ..... ......... %
C. w. Heath to A. C. Sherwood,
chattel mortgage horses ...... q
A. Y. Sweesy to J. E. Galley, sat
isfactiOn mortgage land in Abb
erdeen ........ ........ 80. .l3t
Edwin Decker to Martin Antich,
mortgage nell of nwA and
part neH section q 10 8 ..... sc
Bud Copeland to Davidson Bros.
chattle mortGage Furniture,
etc, Pullman Cafe, Aberdeen. &c
William Leybold to George J.
Birdsey, satisfaction mortgage :.
North Western Lumber Company
to Warren Hull, contract to
| sell land, lot 5, block 5, karr's
add Hoquiam ........ ........ sc
Janet erosion to Warren Hull,
mortgage lots Is, 16, block 6,
Karrs add Hoquiam ..........
G. E. Waldron to J. H. Benedict,
mortgage lots 10, IA, block IL
Rice's add Aberdeen ........ &C
J. H. Miller to e. Shahan, mort
gage lots 1 to ~, block ID,
I Ieybold & Aschberg's add FL
nna ..... 49,. ..... 49,. IL
Virgil Smith to Robert Hender
son, satisfaction mortgage lot
/ 2. block II, Pacific Beach,. sc
}. B. Ray to Myron Gore, timber
deed e1a of seA of swA sec
ton II, II, 5 ................ q
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20
Innovation at . Weddina.

A novelty has been introduced in
English weddings The bride is at.
tended by best girl instead Of bevy
Of bridesmaids. The best girl does not
follow the bride up the aisle. as brides
maids do. but stands at the head of
the center aisle opposite the position
Of the best man. There both await
the arrival Of bride and bridegroom.
With the best man the best girl fol.
lows the pair down the aisle after the
ceremony. Brides will like the limo
walton because it is economical They
will have to buy present for the bes.
girl only instead Of for q bevy of
bridesmaids.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20

Huge Cost of King Edwards Funeral.
King Edwards funeral. with its at.
tendant expenses, cost $780, 900. which
expense will be betrayed from the pub
lie purse
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20

The following Is the record of bus
iness transacted in the superior court
Iast week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-20


when he was made an LII. d. by Cam
bridge university
injustice. Sentimentality il the most
broken reed on which righteousness
can lean"
To the uhipctor of the use of the
word "sentimpntality" Mr. Roosevelt
wrote:
Dear Sir-i regard sentiment as the ex-
act antllh"sis OF sentimentaity and to
substitute sentiment Tot sentlmentalry Il
my speech w"ulu d.rrcllv inver' my mean
ing abtoi sentiMenIality and. on tn.
other hand. think no man is worth MS
salt who is not profoundly influenced ny
sentiment and who doesn't shape MS life
in accordance with high ideal. Faith.
fully yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
While on his way to Pembroke col
ie@e. where Mr. NooSrvelt's degree oi
LII ID WAS conferred on him. the
Cambridge undergraduate not only
chpered him. but some of the fr0lic
some students put II tiny Teddy Deai
in the path they knew the eX-presi
dent would take. Mr.. Roosevelt was
greatly amused at the joke.
Colonel Roosevelt has also had the
degree of LII. d. conferred upon hin
by the following American educationa
institutions: Columbia university ir
1899, Hope college in 1901. Yale ir
1901. Harvard in 1902. Northwestern
university in 1908. University of Penn
sylvania in 1908 and Clark university
in 1905.