The Washington times., 1911-07-19

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FRANK A MUNsEY. 7 F.A. WALKER.
Proprietor Mandoin0 Editor
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1911.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
Daily and sunday.$0.So $3.50 a7S S.SSS
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JUNE CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed daily dur
ting the month Of June was as follows:
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S.. 5l,2lS I5...... 6,473 25...... Sunday
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7ot., for month .1,34a. $40
Daily average for month............. N.s7s
The net total circulation Of The Wash
inEton Times daily during the month OF
June was 1,165, 49, all copies left over ana
returned being eliminated This numoeI
when divided by &c, the number OF Gays oL
publication, shows the net daily average ior
Uuhe to have been H.S37.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
during the month Of June was as follows:
June I...........4S,002 June S........-..H.!!l
June u...........47 055 June 3....-.....4S'SII
Total for month. ..lSS' 5tS
Sunday average for month......'.''' 4'I0o
hi fpv,
Times (Sunday) during the month Of June
was 1856 sls ali copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This number.
during June, shows the net Sunday average
fer June to have been I.706.
Entered at the Postofrice at Washington.
.. c.. es second class matter.
II is the open season for the anony
nous letter writer. Let's all go
hunting
Senator Hepburn is taking 1t out on
the District as If he thought the peo-
pie of Washington brought on the war.
Missourians In Washington are going
to have a blow out. The reason they
are having 1t at Great Falls is that
there are no Greater Falls at which to
hold 1t.
Washers who are fond OF giving the
girls a treat" at II o'clock at night on
Fourteenth street are in a fair way 10
realize the full meaning of the fatal
gift of beauty.
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July are already under way. BY which
time we may get some fireworks which
will sparkle even before the first few
boxes are exhausted.
Secretary Loeb used to be an eff
cient Administration goat in the old
days, and President Taft yesterday de-
cided in the Wiley case to put it up to
Wilson" Will Tama Jim buck?
Pete, the Rooseveltian bulldog,
should not be overhsrshly chided for
his fear of the Potomac. Experience
shows that the river cannot be trust
ed and Pete never posed as a water
spar
Senator Heyburn's contention that
the District bills have not lost any
parliamentary advantage argues that
he knows about as little as is gener-
ally supposed as to what is parlia-
mentary.
Washington's annual "Show-me' out
ing will be held next Saturday when
the Missouri delegation to Congress and
the members of the Missouri Society
will go to Great Falls for a days pleas.
ure trip,
Director Milton ]. Fillius' reception tc
the singers Of the Esther Memorial
evening, was a pleasant way Of show
ing his appreciation Of their services
during the year.
The practical benefits Of Camp Good
Will were apparent in the happy
healthy faces Of the mothers and chill.
dren who returned yesterday, and today
enother contingent will go out to nestle
near to natures heart.
Time to strike of a few more thou
sand copies of the New England
Primer and use them as tracts. Here's
a sailor by the name Of Merryman who
is said to have been using profane Ian
guage. What are we coming to?
The good roads movement is finding
expression in the agitation for con.
structing that macadam pike from here
to Leesburg, Va. Senator Swanson's
able speech is already bearing fruit
and there's more where that one came
from.
Two society girls of the Capital hav,
distinguished themselves as fire fighters
Miss Constance and Ethe! Leupp
daughters of former Indian Commits
sioner Leupp, aided their father in saw
ing their villa in the Berkshire noun
tains from destruction by fire. Othe
summer coIonists assisted.
Prof. James Franklin Collins, whC
has resigned from Brown iUniversit!
faculty to accept the position Of fores
pathologist in the Bureau of Plant In
dustry, has long been prominent IL
forestry work. He has been an assist
ant Of the Forestry Bureau for severa
years, along with his other duties.
The death of Carl F. Meyer remove
q familiar figure from building circle
Of the Capital Although in poor healtl
connected with various firms of archi