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The Washington times., 1911-11-01
PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE CoMMIsSIo

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF the
District OF Columbia Washington. October
81, 1911 Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until two o'clock, p. M, Novem-
ber o. 1911, for furnishing installing. and de-
livering {. o. h. Washington, ID. C. new
boiler in/D. C. IRE Engine No IL, and for
painting said en- Inc. Specifications and form
OF proposal mn be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer. ID. c, cUNO II. RUDOLPH,
John A. JOHNSTON WILLIAM V. JUD-
son, Commissioners. ID. c.
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

published as information. not guaranteed. \
ZOO D. m. daily-c. o. SPECIAL. Solid
train TO Cincinnati. with Pullman sieepers
louis, and Chicago, C, & o. Dining Car.
nI6 p. m, daily-F F: Y. LIMITED. 10
the West. southwest. and Northwest. Pull
natl, und Louisville. Cincinnati DieepeT open
for occupancy 10 p. m. C. g. Q. Dining Car.
Ticket Offices. 5i3 Pa. ave 1889 " ST.. and
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DEATHS

MAIEy--An Thursday October 81, 1911, ~
1850 a. m. CHARLES PRESToN, beioveo
son Of John and Josephine Maiey.
Funeral will take place from bis h.e
residence, sof Newton street. Brockland,
ID. u, on Thursday, November 2, at t;8.
thence to st. Anthony's Church. where
requiem mass will be said at O'Clock.
sLouoH--In Baltimore, ON October 81. 1911.
MARTIN SLOUGH, son Of the late Brig.
Gen. John r. Slough and Arabella NC
Lean Slough. OF Cincinnati. Ohio
Services at Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
on Thursday afternoon, November 2. at
o'clock. !
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Vital Records.
Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.

Noble ]: Wilt and Helen M. Biedlers
both of Washington. ~
George O'Dougherty and Lille v. Greer.
both of washington.
Andrew G. Rowan, OF Jordan Mines,
Va, and Anna b. Johnson. Of WASH
fngton.
Francis G. HUM and Annie May Frost
both Of Washington.
Charles r. Woody and Norma B. Ware,
both Of washington.
Joseph o. Boyce and Jane z. Torney,,
both OF Washington.
Leonard Robertson and Marie X. Lind-.
say, both of washington. 81
COLORED. ~
James T. Foulty and Eva Young. both
of Washington. IL
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
1923 + st. N. w.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.
ACCOUNT
MARLBORO RACES,

Nov. lst TO nth Sunday excepted), ex-''
nress trains viii leave District Lines
Station at $50 a. IN, 1890 and / 80 D. m. :.
Ia,turning, express train will leave
Marlboro Immediately after last race. y.
rake New York Ave. cars direct to
District Line station
PAUL, Y. WATERS
General Manager u
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IN MEMORIAM

sad but loving. renlem-
brance of my beloved husband and fnther.
NATHAN SONDHEIMER, who departed
this life one year ago today. November l.
1910.
Gone, but not forgotten.
children.
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MARRIAGES.

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Marlboro. Md, at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, by the Rev. Father Di Raolo, on
October 2, 1911, WILLIAM ]. SAUTER and
BERTHA A. KENNEY. 4
The Washington times., 1911-11-01

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TRE GRAND MONDAY.
Motion Pictures.
S4mmer Skies,
such IS the Kingdom.
"Oid Home Week"
- -

SUCH is the KingdomH
"oId Home Week.
y *
Summer Skies" is a verv clera, III
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Such is the Kingdom" is a power
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one old fellow arrives, that's all. The
town is quiet again and every one
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The above three features win he
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a, NoTRE DAME LADY's APPEAL

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TIE BROOK.
lFrom the spanishl.

From the SPANISH.
Laugh Of the mountain! Tyre Of bird
and treel
Pomp Of the meadow mirror Of the
morn,
TIE soul ef April unto whom are born
The rose and jessamine, leaps wild in
theel
Altboueh where'er thy devious cur
rent strays,
The lap Of the earth with gold and
silver teens,
TO me thy clear proceeding brighter
seems
Than golden sands, that charm each
Shepherds gaze
How without guile thy fosom, all
transparent
AS the pure crystal. lets the curious
eve
Try secrets scan, thy smooth, round
pebbles count.
How, without malice murmurlng,
slides thy current.
o sweet simplicity of days gone byl
thou saunst the haunts Of man, to
dwell In limpid fount
- u
closiag Exercises at School.
The closing exercises at tie Fed
erica scho-l conducted by Miss MAZDA
Mcdonald. were held on Friday, May
~, and we're unusually interesting
and also Instructive. The entire pro
gram having been arranged for
BIRDS day, a day which is observed
once eaeh month by the l6 pupils
composing her school. Suggestive of
The ccasion dozens OF pictures Of
birds Of avery variety adorned the
walls OF the school room. furnishing
thereby appropriate surroundings for
each little scholar as they recited
many attractive verses. wherein we're
rendered remarka le limitations of The
Ye cal accomplishments OF the happy
members Of the feathered family BY
these little levers Of nature Several
merg nes and spelling match I
c'so suggestive of the day, complet-
cd The program, in which the untiring
efforts Of her ambitious little charges
was strongly manifested
" "
Social items.
Miss Lucille Butts IS the guest cf
friends at St Marys.
y "
Mrs. William Blain, Of Beaumont,
Tex, Is spending some time here, be
guest Of Miss Marie Blain. The for
mer having lived in Brunswick for
many years has scores Of friends who .
are extending her a hearty welcome .
and wa are hoping that her visit viii
be lengthy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hight. of
Meridian. who have been spending |
some time in Jacksonville and Fer.
nandina, arrived yesterday afternoon
TO visit friends in the city.
- -
Mr.. l. Pfeiffer arrived this week
from Cincinnati to make his home
with his son and daughter-in.law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer, in this city.
Mrs II. NJ Miller has returned aft
er pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Constance Miller, in Athens.
Little Miss Josephine and Master
Kenneth Parker win return NJ nday
to Bleir home at Parkwoad. after
delightful visit Is friends in Warwick
Lillian. The 2-year.old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs w l. Lang IS qiite in
al the home OF her parents, on Nor
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shipment its
The Brush is than a
by whose $4,000
II is corporations,
contractors architects srtisansty every
and fer pleasure by every menber CO mi
Anyone whose value depends getting quickly econoni
c7ly from place 70 place to advantage.
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It really didn't him money
his firm for livery carars paid operation
of the but left him enough money refund
purchase price within year.
When his firm learned they equipped
with Brush earnings thereby
This experience has duplicated by number
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

r. L stephens IL talking about
his cleanliness and purity and how
he would like to take politics anu.
Pot IL on q Higher plane, and tina
he does MT expect 70 use any mon
ey or liquor Ia his !, Nmpaign This
Right Reverend APOSTLE Of Purity
has not always been this, according
to gopd authority. Recently, he
was a'candidate fnr County Attor-
ney IN Whitley county. HI used
large quantities Of liquor and large
sums Of money In his interest in
that campaign, according to good
authority. lie bought so extensive
ly oflIquor that those whU furnished
It and accepted his checks in pay
ment, Informed us that the checks
were larger than Mr. stephens bank
account and the bank refused to
pay them The checks were re-
turned. The bill was just. Mr.
stephens had ordered and used the
liquor. He had given his worthless
check In payment. After the cleo
ton the liquor dealers had to go to
Mr.. Stephens towR and hunt him
up and threaten to sue him and ex-
pose him before this Apostle Of Pur.
ity would pay the bill he had con-
tracted. This may be Stephens
idea of how to purify politics, but
we do not believe the people of the
.Thirty-fourth Judicial District win
agree with this, First:-They do
not believe In the use of liquor; and
Second :-They do not believe in a
candidate buy ing liquor and giving
his worthless chick for t.; and
Third They do mot believe in u
man contracting IA dobt he will not
pay. p.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

Last weeks issuS of the PEG
Piles News soHtsiHSd = very hu,
merouS ~ article in regard 70 I
mistaken idSBtity il vhiOh Ca
lsb PeVsFS vac the Leading char
ActOr, which they bed clipped
from the louisville Times, aAOth
or Ds~osFstie HeVSpapsr.
There 10 GHsthSr stSry thSt thsJ
did net psAliSh, probably over
looked. in which Caleb PswOrt
was very arsniSsRtly connected
bot in this instance the ethel
character ives z. j. NcDermott
DSnOoEatie nominee for LieutsR
ant GSyeTB0E.
ScOns.-Sale iSbSJ Of 90 n 30
tel in Williamsburg.
fiRs-5amS week.
ChArGetsFS- Sane Caleb Pow
-rs. d. ". CLARK AAd b. j.. Ne,
DermOte.
ScSnS I'D. ", Clark sad Mr.,
AcDermUtt in conversation il
lobby Of hotel. Eater Mr.. Pow.
erS.) M. CLARK says, uant you
to meet ny friend, Mr.. Powers. "
Mr.. NcDSrmott,-''I an pleased
to meet yes, Mr.. Powers, err l.
Sr-ArS yea ear local campaign
manager"
Mr.. POVSrS.-"Eo, | an not"
Mr.. MeDsrnOtt. -"Wsn, 0ny-
way want 10 t0lk with you fur.
Their about eur eAnpNiGR."
Mr.. NcDSrRott eoatinuss to
talk With Mr.. Powers, discussing
his campaign HRtil supper time.
Mr., Powers thSR excuses himself
after Mr.. AoDOInOte had made
~ appointment 70 meet him In
the lobby again after supper.
Scene 2.-SAms Lobby.
Appointed time.
CAArActsrS-EoAS. Mr.. NcDsr.
mott had learned Of HE blunder
Ind eeSld not face the susie.
Strange that the Peoples Hsvs
should have overlooked this VsEy
interesting story SiAcO its detAils
ire % nearly Eliks the one which
shey did pablish.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

to US, for ne never applied TO this
office for space Stree We have
had charge Of Il. Had he dvne
80 the result would have been
the same. When II. l.. Stephens
boltsd HE party and started out
as an Independent he virtually
declared var against the Rspub-
licSn party, aud fren those who
might have bseH friendly toward
him bsfsrS THE he most assured
" shsuld SOB expect cay sympS-
thy afNsT bs hes sOld himself and
his party fer che dis hOps Of o
political Sffios. when . mOp lott
HE psrSoHSl grosd override his
better ippSlssp aud the dutis,
he owes 70 HE party, or thiAks he
is better thaR HE party. be need
expect 30 cid through these col.
anna.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

There is an old adage that says
that misfOrtunes never come sin
gly and this certainly applied to
US last week. On Last Thursday
as usual, we went to press and
expected to have the paper out
on time, bnt after starting the
press we had a slight breakdown.
This was just the beginning OF .
series Of accidents and as fast A.
one was repaired something else
would break. Finally a Bout 8 ..
m. Saturday We succeed in get
ting out the mailing list after ono
of the worst runs Of luck we had
ever experienced. We may have
as bad luck some time in the fu-
ture but if it gets any worse il
certainly will have to go some.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13
4 Osmocr OF and a Nothing

One OF the noighbors of f.. l.
Stephens, aud citizen OF Whitley
county, writing from Siler, Ky,
sends la u list of names OF land
owners of Whitley county whom f.
l.. Stephens robbed or attempted to
rob of their land, and he informs us
shat these citizens are ready and
will < to make afildavits to the
facts, and that he will take pleasure
in assisting to prepare these affi-
dAvits.
Another citizen of Whitley coun-
ty, writing from Jellico Creek, un-
der date Of October 9th, says that
that is the voting precinct in which
K l.. Stephens was raised and he
begins his letter like this:
II am informed that there Is two
candidates out against Judge Samp-
son: one q Democrat. the other a
Nothing. Still rive inythe same
District that the Nothing was rails
ed In, He has run two races for
County Offices, and always got de-
feAted in his home District, and for
that matter, all over the county II
he gets many votes he will have to
go to Knox county to get them, l
am sure. The people on the West
side Of Jellico Mountain are tired Of
Independent candidates, and we are
all good Republicans and mean to
stay with the ticket and the Log
Cabin"
We learn from other sources that
Mr., f. L. Stephens in In his vari-
Gus campaigns over Whitley county
has never been able to get his clos
est neighborS to vote for him. Jelli-
90 Creek, where he was raised, has
always voted against him. And we
are informed further that the town
Of williamsburg, which has q popu-
IatiOn Of more than 1900, in his re-
sent race for County Attorney, gave
him less than 100 votes. There
must be something the matter with
\ fellow for whom his neighbors |
will not vote.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13
WILL STEPnENS ARSVERP

why did z. l.. .StsuheAs, If he
lisa RepublicAs sHd desired to be
. candidate for Circuit Judge,
fail 10 enter into the Repu bill
can Primary last SiRtSrr II he
felt 80 inclined, he esuld have
entered without ObiSctien ; tiers
was plenty Of time - sake the
race. The conditions aad rules
laid doVs by the party we're fair
and we're declared 10 be ~ BY the
State Central Ca1nittes. Each
OF the candidates VIE did eater
the primary we're frsn Kaox
County, UAieA left the vhsls of
whitley county opsH and free Ia
vote for . mas 81 their choice. II
Mr.. Stephens vas popular 9th
his nSishboFs. 10 uauld have Civ.
on him . decided advantage, bui
be did not eater re did aot OF.
Or 10 sntsr - iarAs tncwn No.
sd wasted hin y spisg Va
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

Last week Mr.. McDsrmott. Of
the Peoples News. answered az
article appearing ia the AdVO-
cate Of the week previous, in
Sbich Mr.. CLARK had made come
.ta!smsass referring 70 the
speeeh made here By Mr.. q. J.
NcDsrHott, the Democratic cas-
didaiS for Lieutenant Governor.
and seemed pesVsd 81 some Of
the things ssid. Mr.. Clark seem.
cd TO lsSk ct il il . different
light AHd thought that be had
paid hin . compliment by tax.
Ing his wife TO the speaking Snd
stAyiss uAtil be vas through.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

On Monday of this week +. l..
Stephens, Independent candi.
date for Circuit Judge, procured
. few copies of the Advocate and
he, together with George John.
son who will be a candidate for
the same Office on the Democrat
lie ticket if he can eversucceed in
getting the required nun Der of
names to his petition, and r. L.
Pope, who thinks he is a candi-
date for Commemorative Attor-
ney, started out on a speaking
tour over Knox County, using
the Advocate as his text book,
trying to make the voters and
'eitizens believe that the things
that have been published about
him are untrue.
One Of his main grievances is
that he cannot secure space in
any newspaper in Knox County
in which to make his annOuce,
ment. Just how he reached this
conclusion on made this wonder
81 discovery rspAinsa mystery
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

State Senator 18th District
JOE:F. BOSWOBTH
MiddleSboro
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

"NA'N NeAR wv VuN " WV DNuNf-
tates, and made sOme fuss Cor
ol . vt the candidates. w. took
bis choice then, and once having
takon his choice and participated
in the primary. he il bound by
the result, aud a. M honorable
upright man, IL he 10 such, he
would today be standing by
shs results of that Primary, and
would bs assisting in the election
of the llepublicap Nominee. II
be was = loyal, decent Republi.
can instead Of being q sO-cAlled
independent he would be sup
porting the Republican nominee,
because No Republicans ever
GRhts the Republican nominee
When there IL no question about
the fairness and the squareness
Of the convention or Primary
which RomiuAtes the candidate.
There iS no question about the
regularity and the fairness of the
Primary. which was called to
Rominats . Circuit Judge. No
one undertakes to say thAtpri-
mary Was not properly called, and
that reasonable and fair rules
and regulations we're approved
by the District Committee as
we'll az by the the State Central
CaE mittOs of the Republican
party, and that the whole affair
vas conducted reasonably aud
fairly and that Judge Sampson
got the nomination in AR honor
able aud fair way aud manner.
II Stephens had been tied down
or held aud bound by some one,
he might have an excuse. but
nothing like that was done. He
wac = free Sgsnt. He cnuld have
SAtsEed the primary, but he did
sot. IF hS was . Republican il
spirit and in truth, be certainly
would not now be running under
such circdnstApces Whom it
means 80 mach to Judge O'Rssr
aud the balance of the State
ticket to have harmony and unity
in cur party. A few hundred
votes might mean disAsterStO the
Republican patty, but 1t seems
Stephens, though no claims to be
a Reps blicAn, u willing tosink
the vhSlS State ticket to crafty
Gu merchant ambition to run
for Circuit Judge, because = few
unscrupulOuS SchomOrs and un-
worthy politicians, Who are op-
posed to JHdgO Sampson, are his
sing him On. whom he and they
eli knew and are esnerSll y will
ing TO admit Stephens cannot win |
Phs Democrats want to get up |
confusion, they like TO encourage
Stephens, although they do not
expect to vote for him. they OK.
pset oHly to divide the Republi-
cSl ystO and TO aid themselves.
One OF Stephens chief advis-
ore aud supporters ct Williams
burg, stated the whole ma tier
clearly when he said: stephens
ike . puppy dog, wanted some
ons to pinch bis tSil so he could
OSrk, aud | felt like l could kill
we birds with one stone by doing
,hs piRchinR, SatiSfyiRE Stephens
unreasonable desire 10 ruR, and
It the same time cause Judge
SAmpSOR TO spend some money.
W ell know Stephens cannot
via, bat 1t plsAseS him to have
IS eReesEA &c him."
EysrTOas acquainted with the
kDsWI the above lsa
'learaHd caRSiss statement of
he real Situation. Stephoas did
iesitS to ruR AUd he waited some
'Re u encourage hi0. to ".'plach
zig TAM. He hunted for people
skiing theis to sRcturaEs him,
'ut in'teSd of encsSfSsdtsg him,
10 cot discDuraReRiSnf. A few
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

Representative 69th District
WILLIAM +. PARKER
Barbourville
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

Circuit Judge 34th District
IFLEM d. SAMPSON
BarbOurVille
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13

Railroad Com. 3rd District
n. GREEN GARRETT
Winchester
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-10-13
A TFaInIng School For Teachers State Normal

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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

ductlOn. and
Whereas. for our farmers u
continue % grow cotton az pre-
sent prices will in time arrest
progress and development IN this
state and IN the South. burden
the people with debt and envelop
this fair land. rich in resources
and possibilities in gloom and
blight the optimism of its peo-
pie. and
Whereas. the cotton Of the
South is necessary 20 the proper
and economic clothing of the
world. is the chief export Of the
United States. for our farilers
10 cease growing that staple
would be- highly detrimental 10
the worlds best interest and TO
the best interest OF these United
States. and
Whereas. something should be-
done and that forthwith. 90
bring about and permanently
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26
Whereas and Wherefore

Dallas. Texas. Oct Il. The
wide spread interest the business
men are taking IN the price OF
cotton developed % meeting Of
the executive committee of the
Commercial Secretaries and Bust
ness Mems Association On this
city on the 10th by the adoption
% the following resolution:
Whereas. cotton IS an import
ant product Of the farmers and
the money crop OF many Of the
farmers Of the south. and Texas
produces more cotton than any
other Southern state and. there
fore, she is vitality interested in
the value Of this one product Of
the farm. and
Whereas. cotton prices have
declined in spite of the efforts
that are being made 30 sustain
them until now they have fallen
below the cost OF profitable pro