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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
ELEANOR SEARS Is
COMING TO COAST
Famous Athletic Society Girl TO
Follow AyiatOrs Across
the Continent

Following the birdmen across the
continent. Eleanor Sears. the much
discussed society woman of Boston,
New York and Newport, win visit the
coast in January.
The season before last the HObarts
entertained Miss Sears, while last
year Mrs. Francis J. CarOlan was
hostess. Both of these families being
away this year. number have offered
10 act as host 10 the athletic polo
player and aviator.
During the recent meet at New York
the attentions Of Grahame-Wh the
aviator, to Miss Sears caused wide
spread comment
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
TWO PROTEST MARIN
COUNTY ELECTIONS
[Speciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SAUSALITO, Nov. 27.-Peter B. Nagle
who was defeated for the office of just
ice of the peace of Sausalito township,
is seeking the assistance of the supe-
rior court to have a certificate of cleo
tion issued him.
Nagle contends that the law provides
for two justices of the peace In a town
ship which has over 5000 population
The question is said to be discretionary
with the county supervisors.
Another election contest is promised
by Daniel Ryan. who was defeated by
G. Pacheco for supervisor of the fifth
district by "a votes. Pacheco received
a majority in the San Antonio precinct
Ryan declares that the polls did not
open there until in the morning. and
for this reason the vote should be
thrown out. If this were done Ryan
would be elected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
MARIN COUNTY TOWNS
PEAN CONSOLIDATION
Corte MADEIRA, Larkspur and
Others May Combine
-Sorriol Disoofch to The Cal

| ooccidI DtspofcH 70 nc NnttJ
CORTE MADEIRA, Nov. PA num-
Der of well known business and pro-
fessional men Of this community are
manning consolidation Of all towns and
districts between here and Ross. A
meeting will be called December l, and
maps and data presented showing a
single municipality, embracing Corte
MADEIRA. Larkspur. Escalle, kentheid
Id Ross. The plan is thought TO be
Nc forerunner Of project TO extend
the recently granted street railway
franchise Of San Rafael TO valley towns
sri order to establish cheaper and more
frequent transportation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
MINISTER SAYS FAIR
WILL COME TO CITY
Rev. c. r. Brown Speaks on the
"CIaims of California"

OAKLAND, Nov. 27.-In sermon
tonight on. "The Claims of California"
Rev. Charles r. Brown, pastor of the
First Congregational church, declared
that the big 1915 fair would surely
come to San Francisco.
In presenting CaIifornias claims for
the exposition he said IT would be well
TO show visitors that Californians have
high ideals and that the climate and
natural resources of the state would
do the rest to induce them to stay.
He strongly indorsed the new city
charter and urged that saloons be con-
fined to the business districts.
A "CALL" CLASSIFIED AID
Brings more for the money than any
other investment you can make.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
FALL OF SNOW IN THE
NORTH EXCEEDS RECORDS

SPOKANE. Nov. 27-Snow fell today
to a depth OF three inches in a large
region around Spokane. but thaw has
already set IN. Eastern Washingtou
and northern Idaho report snowfall.
Crops are harvested and no damage is
reported. The depth OF snow exceeds
records for November since 1898
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
POPULAR IN ALEXANDRIA
Charles Britton Swan ClaSSed Among
Wideawake Business Men.
Began Career in Washington De-
partment store as Wagon Boy.
Has Had Rapid Rise.

Among the many business men of Alex
andria none are better known or more
thought of than Charles Britton Swan.
who was born in waynesboro. Augusta
County. Va. thirty-fve years ago.
His father. who was a Confederate SOL
der. moved from waynesboro to Charles
town, ". Va, and thence TO Washington,
where the subject of this article entered
the employ of woodward & Lothrop as a
wagon boy at s. week.
Mr.. swan remained with woodward &
Lothrop for ten years. rising to the as
sistant head Of one of their largest de-
partments.
He resigned his position with Wood
ward & LothTop to accept one with John
Wanamaker in New York. where he re-
mained for two years. resigning his posi-
ton with Wanamaker TO enter In the dry
goods business with his brother. Mr.. W.
Z. Swan. where for about ten years they
have enjoyed the confidence and esteem
OF a generous public in Alexandria.
He IS classed among the wideawake
business men OF Alexandria, and takes
the greatest enterest in all movements to-
ward making MS home town a great COM
mereial center. Mr.. Swan is a member
Of Observation-Disclosures Lodge. No. %.
4. F. 81 A. N. and is a director in the
Retail Merchants Association, an organi-
cation which is destined TO be a valuable
adjunct 10 the wideawake Chamber of
Commerce of Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
WRIGHT DENIED INSPECTION.
Visits Scene of PauIhan Flight.
Which Is Brief Exbfbffiou.

New York. March 12-About 400 persons
shivered in the cold at the Jamaica Race
Course this afternoon waiting 10 see
Louis Paulhan make an aeroplane flight.
It was almost dusk before the machine
was taken out of the shed. and PauIhan
waited another half-hour for the wind
to die down. When he did finally set of
the ground IL was only for a jump OF
about 800 yards. After he had descended
he said he had gone up I'm a wind OF
ISL miles sn hour.
Wilbur Wright and his counsel. H. A.
Toulmin. went out at the invitation OF
Clarence Shearn, attorney for Paulhan.
to make a technical examination OF the
Bleriot machine. but Mr.. Shearn was not
there and Israel Ludlow. his associate
counsel. refused 10 honor the application.
Edwin Cleary, manager for Pauihan.
said that no inspection could be made
unless Mr.. Shearn was present.
Mr. Ludlow announced to-day that a
cable dispatch had been received from
Alder, Frenchman. who expended over
10000 in making flying machines for
the French government. Alder alleged
that he originated the warping surfaces,
and built a machine that sustained fight.
1t is probable that he will provide an
affidavit for the defendants.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
Eat and Get Thin.

This is turning an old phrase face about.
but modern methods of reducing fat have
made this revision possible.
If you are overfat and also averse TO
physical exertion and likewise fond OF
the table and still want 10 reduce your
excess flesh several pounds, do this: co
20 your druggist Tor write the Marmola
Co., s57 Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mieh.) and
give him Tor send them 20 cents. For
this modest amount OF money the drug
gist will put you in the way of satisfy
ing your ambition for a nice, trim, slim
figure. Re will hand YOU a large case
OF Marmola Prescription Tablets (com-
pounded In accordance with the famous
MaTmola Prescription. one Of which you
must take after each meal and at bed
time untf You begin to lose your fat at
the rate NJ IL to IS ounces day. That
Is all. just go on eating what you like.
leave exercising to the athletes. but take
your little tablet faithfully and without
doubt that habby flesh will quickly
take unto itself wings. leaving behind Il
your natural self, neatly clothed in firm
flesh and trim muscles.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
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The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

upon their books which is due 10 policy
holders. These amounts" ne explained.
must be paid by the companies II the
| pOlicyholder make demand. but the fact
is that the policyhoIders do not know
anything about the matter and the in
surance company do not, OF course. bring
the facts TO their attention. Inasmueh as
my interests are wholly my clients In
terests, I do not hesitate 10 call the at
tention OF the companies 10 this indebt-
edness. and It is worth while for any one
who has been carrying a policy to con-
suit me TO see whether they are entitled
TO participation in these funds or whether
the amount of premium which they are
paying can be reduced This examination
is one of the features OF my business
and I have been of great help in almost
numberless cases
Legal and Medical Advice.
In addition to the advice and informa-
ton which he personally gives upon in
surance matters. Mr.. Marshall has asso-
ciated with him Mr.. William E. Ambrose
as legal adviser. inasmuch as many OF
the questions which arise are purely legal.
Mr. Marshalrs office is equipped with
all the decisions of State and Federal
courts relating to life insurance contro-
versies. so that he is able to state &C
eurately whether question which may be
presented to him had ever been adjudi-
Gated in court. In addition TO this he
has a medical staff, so that weuld-be
applicants for life insurance may secure
advance information before running the
risk Of being rejected and blacklisted by
insurance examiners.
81 am more and more convinced every
day" concluded Mr.. Marshall that ig-
norance regarding life insurance policies
is the most expensive ignorance in the
world Unfortunately. this ignorance is
not exposed until after the death of the
insured, when those for whom provision
was thought to be made are involved in
controversy and litigation. The counsel
and advice which I am able to give in
the beginning avoids all trouble in the
future and affords feeling of security
obtainabie in no other way
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

the information came very straight-he
is to ask Senator Root tomorrow 81 it
is really true that President Taft desires
him 10 resign as chairman OF the Re-
publican State committee of New York.
A message TO this effect was brought
to Mr.. Woodruff a short time ago by Ma
tionaI Committeeman Ward, but it seems
that Mr.. Woodruff prefers 30 hear from
President Taft through Senator Root.
Senator Root. for his part. Is 10 inform
Chairman Woodruff that the President
really does desire the retirement OF Chair
man Woodruff at thu time. for the rea-
son that Mr.. Woodruff appears 70 have
contributed a good deal 10 the friction at
Albany, and furthermore that Mr. Wood
ruff and his friends have been out Of
tune with Gov. Hughes policies.
About the Root Letter.
Chairman Woodruff is then TO recount
to Senator Root that the Senator himself
wrote an open letter TO Senator Daven-
port, wherein he. Mr. Root, took the d.
rectly opposite ground TO Gov Hughes on
the proposed Federal income tax. and
that Chairman Woodruff has been in
formed that there are letters in existence
Of recent date wherein President Taft
speaks Of his opposition to the direct
nominations bill favored by Hughes. and
also that President Taft has sustained
Speaker Wadsworth's attitude in insisting
that the investigation at Albany should
be confined to the Conger-Allds mess.
So. looking at 1t from a disinterested
standpoint, Republicans who are aware
of what Chairman Woodruff states TO be
the facts which the chairman has known
for some time, along with other Republi-
cans connected with the State organiza-
ton, the indications are that there is to
be more or less friction between the Re
publieans and Senator Root at their con
ferences.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
MEXICAN BANDIT SLAIN.

Mexico City. March IA dispatch
from Topic says that Encarnscion Rod
riguez a notorious bandit leader, who
was known as THE Black Devil OF the
sierras. was shot at that place for his
many crimes.
Rodriguez was captured few months
ago by detachment Of rurales after g
desperate battle in the mountains. He
is alleged TO have committed many rob-
berries and murders.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
AMERICAN SENT TO PRISON.
Punished I'm Berlin for Insulting
Military officer.

Berlin. March IA student Of the
name OF Payne, who says he is an Amer
lean, was sentsnced by the criminal court
at Freiberg, Saxony. TO four months
detention in fortress and to pay a
fine of $50 for insulting a military oficer.
The law officer who appeared in behalf
of the crown alleged that young Payne.
with a friend and 'ellow-countryman OF
the name Of Freeman. had an alterca-
ton with Lieut.. Won Schwanke, an on
Ger Of a rife regiment, during drinking
bout at beer hall IN Freiberg.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
MURDERS MOTHER WITH AK.
Man Had Been Supported for Years
by Aged Woman.

Jersey City. March 12.-Mrs. John Read
was almost beheaded with an ak by her
son Charles, following an argument. in
which she urged him 10 go 10 work, and
he refused. telling her that she should
support him by taking III washing.
According TO the police. the young man
has lived for years on the earning of his
mother. who was sixty-five years old. He
got away by the FIRE escape. but was
captured by detectives later.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
BISHOP FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Rev. Henry SpeIImeyer, of Metho-
dist Church, Heart Victim

tAEftEn.
Atlantic City. March I2-Bishop Henry
Spellmeyer. of st. Louis. Mo, presiding
over the seventy-fourth session of the
New Jersey annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. now meet
ing here. was found dead in bed VI the
Hotel Dennis this morning at o'clock
Of heart disease
Bishop Spellmeyer was presiding over
the conference this year for the first
time. Prior to his elevation to the epis-
copacy, at the general conference in Los
Angeles in 1904. he was prominent
member Of the Newark. n. J., Confer
ence and pastor of Centenary Church.
Newark. in the boundaries of which con-
ference he had been a pastor since his
admission in 1859. He was born Novem-
Der %, 1877
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
Silicon for strike Confcrence.

Cincinnati, March l2-The controversy
over union employees demand for a wage
increase and altered working conditions
considered all this week by coal miners
and operators of Ohio. Indiana. and West
ern Pennsylvania in conference at the
sinton Hotel, is now in the hands OF eight
men from each side.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
VERDICT CONDITIONAL.
VIII Revoke French Lick Charter IL
TagEart Knew or Gambling.

" AAt nSFoAe ErenCn LICK OnaFter II
Taggart Knew or Gambling.
Paoia, Ind, March 1.-THE State was
almost knocked out to-day when the
trial judge in the suit TO revoke the char
ter Of Taggart's French Lick Hotel sub
mitted his decision and 1t was found that
the court had made verdict against
Taggart dependent on his knowledge
that gambling had been carried on in the
casino.
Under this ruling. II the Judge adheres
to It after argument the fact that the
hotel company took care of the casino
receipts nightly and received $4,000 in
rentals in less than four years is not
prima facie evidence that Taggart knew
that gambling was in progress, and the
jury must believe that he knew it before
a verdict against him can be rendered.
The instructions were submitted to the
attorneys. but viii not be given to the
jury until Monday.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

the dedicatory exercises of that organl-
zations new building on the afternoon
of March 2. The President expects to
have a busy time in New York. where
he is scheduled TO stay for the ed on his
next trip, but he was glad to accept
the invitation, it vas said
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
Erin Sod Reaches chicnro.

Chicago. March I2-Three big crates
containing ''ould sod from the Emerald
Isle for the Presidential reception here
on ST. Patrick's Day by the Irish Fell
lowship Club have reached Chicago, de-
spite many rumors that the sod had gone
astray.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

Boston. March 12.-Douglas Lawson. the
youngest son of Thomas w Lawson.
was one OF the freshmen fined $40 for
disconnecting the trolley pole of a car
in the general runapus that followed the
dinner OF the class on Thursday night
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
ROOT ENTERS FRAY
WITH A BIG STICK

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The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-01

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-01

'for Mems Heavy
Weight Fleeced:
unierWear nc lis
BMorth soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-01

IS When the fowls begin melting they
will practically cease laying. sSthe
growing Of new. feathers Is heavy
lraln on the fowl extra feed shoulda
be given. A small amount Of linseed
meal can be given to an advantage.
Feed wheat and oats rather than much
corn. ..,..s..s
Don't let the young orchard trees 20
into winter without protection.
Anything that shades the bark will
protect from sunscald but a covering
that gives the tree immunity from
both sunscald and gnawing from ro-
dents is better. ,t,r
y A,well drained soil with good eleva,
suon, slightly, higher II possible than
theSsurrounding area, fairly heavy in
character, with deep. strong, but
not hard.pan sdbsoi furnishes the
best conditions for successful apple
growing. :
Z
While there is never any very large
profit in selling either turnips. or
green's. the crop Is one that requires
so little care and Is 80 sure that Il
will pay anyone handy to market
to SOW some for sale. ... 81.
There are three kinds of bees in
every thrifty hive-one queen, during
the. summer season several hundred
drones, and the rest workers. These
workers are all females, undeveloped
queens.
This being the cement age, cement
floors are good for The new poultry
. house. for they are dry and easily
kept clean. They can be covered with
dry earth in summer and cut straw II
winter.
Examine the horses teeth fire.
lnently." 1t might be added that n
most important time to do this ia
when you are being importuned to buy
n horse that is "as sound as roach"
We frequently see young colts fol.
lowing along the fields after their
dams. walking many miles during the
hot weather. Useless and poor bust.
ness.
Generally when the comb OF fowl
Is bright colored. showing It 10 be full
II blood, the fowl is In a healthy con.
dition and tho fowls are usually &C.
i've. .e,
Grass. clover. corn fodder and COW
peas. when fed In green state. are rel.
!shed by farm animals much more than
after they are cured.
| To groom the horse well after hard
work. does not only. clean the skin, bu,
It prevents various parasitic diseases
Sf the skin,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-01

GUS progress, almost cyclonic sacrifice
of old ideas to the new. Traditions,
customs. habits I and dcreeds perish.
overnight. YetScSen from this social
chaos fow forces may emerge al
most prlmeval. viii love be such 4
force? Or shall the twentieth century
maiden yet taste the bitter truth OF
the cynic's claim that love.making
will soon be classcd among the dead
arts? ,t
Love! 1t has made humanity happy
and miserable since ever the world
was born. Kingdoms have been cut
in twain or lost for It, Heroes have
gained immortality in Its name, and
have passed into oblivion that they
might first taste its blttcr.sweet fruits.
Men have been hanged for. it and
women have smiimgiy died for Il.
Almies3havc been Slaughtered that a
king might hold tho woman he loved
in his arms once more. and modern
fortunes have been wrecked for the
kiss Of a woman. Artists, tn0velists
and dramatists have won fame. BY pic.
turing love MS the world would have
It. 49,. a.
And yet there are modern philoso-
piers. modern scientists, modern So
biologists who will tell you that love
is an evanescent,thing for which the
higher intelligence demands a sub,
stantial, real. vital substitute.
Some Of the new c:eeds or beliefs
which are attracting thinking people
and reducing attendance at those
churches whose denominalionalism
stands for a material mankind. mate,
rally fallen and materially redeemed !:
those so,called creeds which may be
loosely grouped as new thought move.
ments. preach an impersonal love, an
all enveloping intellectual love, which
knows no sex and does not concern
itself at all with the future OF the
human race.
Love-" writes Prof. w. J. MCGEE
the famous anthropologist. is merely
disorder Of the mind" ,'F rr =
And for,every disorder. physical or
mental. science Is confident of It's abil
ity to find the proper remedy There
fore In time 1t will wipe out this par
tIcular mental malady.
HaeckeI's idea of Love.
Love" says Ernst Haeckel. the
German scientist. lis merely the Mt
traction Of billions OF atoms. cleo
triGally charged In your system. cor
responding 10 the same number Of the
same sort Of atoms In person Of the
opposite SEX"
Any girl Kissed for the first time by
a man who knows how il should bs
done will admit, the atomic theory;
for small though the tatoms' may ho
she sees them. every one. electr!cIt,
and all. YETI science. Will soon b'
Gble 10 calculate The exact number o
bilious necessary to create the I'm