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Arizona republican., 1911-04-08
THE POWER OF WOMEN.

Women have given so many exhibi- tions of their collective power and influence that it requires an unusual display of numbers to excite remark
Arizona republican., 1911-04-08

EOR CAI E

150.00 BUYS ALMOST NEW 1911 MODEL MOTORCYCLE; COST s24o. OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. BOX 900, CARE REPUBLICAN,. bd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Wadesboro Social News
ISpecinl,oTbo ,r,,, !,

~ Special TO The Times Dispatch. y
Mhdesnoro n. q. February little
many friends Of the bridc-clec. arn
uniting In expression OF good Hish.s
S the approaching marriage d
MISS lncI t,audic. daughter OF Afrs
archic BENJAMIN Caudle IN Henry
LILY. Of .Llbemarlc Tho event will
,akc place Tuesday evening. February
! ~, ~ the home OF the mother or tho
hTiae, only members OF the tyu
families will be present, no cards nav
-, I'M necn sent out In WadcshorO Rcv.
- y. CEanlbliss. OF the First Buptixt
1hnrch. viii otliciate. and the bridn
and groom VIII leave immcdiatcly Tor
a wedding trip. 'Sy
Mrs ". r. Rose was the hostess \, .
i lhe meeting Of the Wadcsboro Book
..iuh this week. and u delightful mcei .
me- VAS the result After The program.
dainty luncheon was served.
ne Tuesday Afternoon Clui, held =
important meeting F'rida with Mrs
- j. Hnniiey and considered plans fur.
me Work Of the club during tho yea i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

catalogued by astronomers but those
of the southern hemisphere have been
long neglected. So to meet this wnnt
the institution has csta blishcd at san
Luis. Areaantina. upon the east plateau
Professor Lewis Boss is at work com
pfeting a star catalogue FOR the entire
space OF the heavens.
Men, Women and Dogs In Alright Cells.
Ingenious apparatus for the study or
our foods effects upon our bodies has
lately been Installed in nutrition.
laboratory" which the institution has
erected in Boston. Here are TO be
found number Of alright cells, in
which men and animals arc shut up
for various periods. Every grain or
food passed to them through alright
valves is analysed before they eat 1t,
and every bit of 1t which their bodies
eliminate in respiration. breath or
otherwise is similarly weighed and
analysed BY subtraction the exact
amount Of each ingredient retained
by the body is learned and the cells
are equipped with apparatus by whic,,
the voluntary prisoners may exercise
or perform other Kinds OF work
whose effects upon nutrition are TO 10
determined.
DOES confined in one or these cham
ocrs move pointer wherever they
fiIoNc upon Inc 1ioor OF their cage. and
thus their ''activity" Is measured
Men will work "A treadmll in another
OF these cells. now under construction.
which has been especially designed for
the study OF muscular work with this
unique apparatus the occupant OF thu.
chamber can walk or even run nj any
given rate.
a numbc. Of young women vol,,n-
teers have already been shut mn in
these cells for purposes of studying
.'hc normal nutrition or their sex And
another experiment has becn made
with thirteen sufferers from diabetes
! their cell being equipped with a bed
ana chair; also apparatus for, record
ing their pulse beats. respiration ana
! body activity. None of these cNpcri-
| menfs has been made with any idcn Of
curing the patients, rs has been sun
posed by sufferers from various NAL
aides who have already applied to the
institution for treatment
isronzc Yacht Going Around World.
! y bronze yacht, the Carnegie. so bnilt
! IN order that its ma tcrial Will not dis
| tirb the magnetic laboratory which t
carries on board, has been dispat he'd
| by the institution upon three ven r
cruise around the world Ry measur-
! ing the magnetic influences in various
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

y. q. . L Is 81
$50 to oyor 200 per year. The strength
oI the horse can be Increased. as that
OF the Percheron exceeds that OF the
Norwegian pony" n
He has invented to order such new
species as goats with wattles. cats ana
guinea pigs with extra toes, ewes with
extra nipples, ctc.. In order to test
various theories as to the laws 1of
hercdity and determine also whether
new species develop by gradual
changes and the equal blending OF
crossed breeds, or BY sudden steps and
Extending those studies to man. be
things: ~
THE skin color of children IS MT
darker than that OF their darker nnrS
ent. consequently two blond parents
nave only blond offspring. but a blond
ahd brunette may have either b1ondl
OF brunette Children and chat Il,
crosses between negroes aud Ca,,cos.
. Ilnrs the same rule holds; that mulat
ioes, produce white children, but
(probably) rarely black"
Ihus is being fulfilled tho dream ~
hacon' who saw In the new Atlantic
gardens devoted to tho Improvement
or animals and plants.
i'GopFrisht. lalt. BY John r,lfrct,,
Watkins.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
South Boston Social News

special to The Times Dispatcb.1
,,is., ! :, boston. Va. February II -
M .,ss,, Lel'a Barker. who has been the
SIrs r 81 Miss Mise. virginia Wright and
turned to her home in Lynchb,,rr
:. Mrs j. }. Hickey. of Richmond nr.
i.u,nerIord LuIa, Mrs. j. Allen Pattnn
ana MIS-. Eugene Withers. or DanWii,o
n ,Ia visiting Mrs. w I. Jordan al tnia5
!, Mrs ". H. Thomas Of Tennessee.
Is spending some time with her ,,ansh.,
tcT. Mrs. I. T. Yancey on unner Mi,
lawson Richardson, who hnx han,,
yytsatins az TINS place. has returned 10
J april ! being the sem,-ccntennial IN.
az virniS,, Or tiie secession of the stats
nnvisaele to celebrate the day win ~.
unNelling exercises Of the Confcderato
1,n;onument at Houston on that datn
me new soldier figure" has arrival
4, Inc smart With figure of Confederat,
IN ne1Eht, and stands upon a huge con
crete base II is located near lid
northeast corner or tho coiI,iho,na
square, Colonel George c. CANAL w,;ii
denver The chief address or the 'occ.,
st9!i' nut many others are expected r.,
ta il part IN the exercises. Tho en-
tire program VIII be under the Jircn
ton Of the J ohm NJ Jordan ann son,,
o1 Confederate Veterans, with p, =
Harhy, commander: r. L. Jordan 1ianl
tehant-commander. and Colonel Sau,,,oi
l.. AdamS. a!iutant ~ - f'-''' ~
ne Confederate veterans OF Halifax
and Captain Henry I;dmundsI r;an, =
mand OF Colonel Henry E,asiey. and Tie
=: nnnds Camp. commanded BY Il r.
ia AWARDS. VIII hare the post 81 iono-i
a'id VIII be guests OF the sons. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
bronze NON MAGNETIC YACHT. (

cast great four half.ton disk
OF glass which will be transported to
the observatory and thera ground and
polished into mirror 90 inches Is l-3
feet in diameter. This will he mount
ef IN the mos, colossal telescope k pown
to man. II will be 230 feet .cng and
theoretically speaking, viii bring tho
moons image within nf.. miles OF
earth--so near, in fact, rs 10 mako
visible to human eyes any object on
the moons landscape that is one-half
the length OF the National Canitol or
one-t third the height of the Washing
ION Monument. If aimed a: Mars this
wonderful instrument will probably
magnify that mysterious pianrt's image
TO five times the diameter or LowelI,s
famous photographs. With such pow
erful Instruments the observatory Will
discover heavenly bodies never even
suspected by astronomers.
The stars visible in the heavens OF
our northern hemisphere have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
E4.esSy3SS9.
N-ashin gton, d. G.


"We are already able 10 visualize ten
times AZ many new enterprises as;hc en-
tire endowment will finance WAS told
to-day by President Robert s. Wood
ward OF the Carnegie Institution, of
Washington. in reply 10 my inquiry as
10 how the additional, endowment Of
Si0.000,ono. just promised tho institu-
ition BY the Laird OF Slsibo Castle,
would he expended.
''But we are not counting our chick
eeus before they are hatched--much less
/ before the eggs are laid" added the
iiend keeper nf this great mother hen
OF science. who now will have tucked
beneath her shcltering wings fortune
OF ?5.o00.0oo.
The new donation will not bc finally
transferred 10 the institution for some
months. and the next scheduled meet
ins Of the trustees. 10 he held for the
initiation of new projects falls not I'M
III Dccembcr--tcn months hence.
CrnnIla BcsicEc the institution.
Nevertheless. the nest or the pie
thoric mother hen is already bcsicEed
Ivy an army OF cranlis, whom President
Woodward catalogues rs "deludcd en-
thusiasts and designing charlatans. am
:;eurs. diiettanti. arc-trisectors, circle
aquarcrs. perpetual motion men and
women and all sorts of paradoXers.''
Each Of these chimera chascrs, sole
itins grants FOE the furthcrancc Of
their pct schemes, believes that he
comes within the compass Of that in
teerstinE paragraph OF Mr.. Carnegie's
deed Of trust TO the institution. which
states that one of the establishments
aims is:
''To discover the exceptional man in
every department. Of study whenever
and wherever found. inside or outside
Of schools, and enable him to make the
work for which he seems specially
designed his life work.
The Mother Hens Icnd Keeper
In the institutions new adlninistra-
,ion building d little gem OF Roman
temple, that has lately risen TO grace
he capitals resident section, found
President Woodward. He is a man Of
about medium stature with a Snriyht-
illness Of step which. despite the white
ness Of his hair and mustachc. would
proclaim him 10 be 4 decade or more
below the three score years ana one
TO which he confcsses Although a
Michigandcr By birth and rearing he
spcaEs with the tongue OF th,, metrop-
Oils. lie has taken the degrees Of civil
K engineer doctor OF laws. doctor Of phi-
loSorhN and doctor Of science. and has,
IN ms time. been n civil engineer upon
The Lake Survey, an astronomer on
me commission which studied Tie
transit Of Venus, an astronomer and
chief geographcr OF the National Gco-
logical survey, an assistant III the
coast survey and a professor At Co
'umbia University. New York where for
Two years he held the chair OF mechan-
les ana lnathe Hatical phyics, and where
for ten YEARS. moro he WAS dean OF. the
sPhool OF pure science. He is a mem
Der Of The National Academy. has been
president Of tie American Association
and Is the author OF work on higher
mathematics.
After expressing his adherence OF
hNhilfity ana after delivering a co,i-
siderable sermon on the sins os IL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
East to West.

+ . e I e . d I Is
areas OF tho ocean where tho mariners
needle is disturbed, this unique ship
Is correcting the charts by which yes
scls are guided. Mr. Carnegie an
nounced the other day In New York
that his bronze yacht had found that
tho captain was rot 10 blame who ran
great steamer upon the rocks, which
DESTROYED IT, and that this skipper
was sailing in tho right direction
according to his chart This work,
along with magnetic researches made
upon land. In forty countries OF the
world. Is in charge OF Dr. a. Bauer
director of the division OF terrestrial
magnetism.
Tremendous Heat mud Pressure.
But no apparatus supplied by the
Carnegie millions is more wonderful
than the great electric arc furnace
and hydraulic compressors by which
Dr Arthur l. Day. director Of tho in
stltution's geographical laboratory at
Washington. generates temperatures Of
1908 degrees Fahrenheit and pressurcs
OF l0D.Oc0 pounds to the square inch.
In order 10 counterfeit he rocks Of
earth. Using the purest raw materials
ne manufactures rocks at will, and
thus learns how nature performed the
same operation. From this work a
sourdcr estimate OF earths, age IS en-
pectcd 70 result but more practical
results are also being obtained. as, for
example, the determination for tile
first time Of an exact formula for max
ing Portland cement from materials
found in different parts of the world
problem which for, years has vcxcd
engineers.
Among the other big projects or tho
institution is department OF hlstor-
zeal research. which is shifting the ar
GhiHes Of the world in order L" compile
source books aids ana guides" for
students Of American history; 4 de-
partment OF economies and sociology,
which is preparing II social and eco.
nomic htstorl Of the United states;
a department OF botanical research.
with laboratories in California and
Arizona, and {, department OF marine
biology. With n laboratory at Dry Tor.
tugas. Ella
In,cntinE New Animnis.
None OF the great workshops main
tanned by tho institution is moro in
teresttns than the laboratory or ex-
detrimental evolution at Cold Spring
iiarbor Long Island Here men ana
animals arc being studied for the pur-
pose OF discovering The laws or nvo-
luton and heredity. And when these
laws arc known man can control tic
process, different creatures heinz
modified TO meet our requirements of
beauty. food. materials and power
The carnation can BIO made not
only crimson. but white yellow AMI
blue" says Professor c. b. Davenport.
the director OF this laboratory.s"It can
be made az large as q chrysanthemum,
or dwafted. SO the bantam fowl may
he made OF q red color. or black or
white, with ruff or without: with n
long tail or With no TAIL The egg
Yield Of the hen may be raised from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
pR. KODsItT S. WOoDNAIlD.
President Carnegie Institution.

7N,.i'#'' o''a anu Scrlopicrs OF tho saffron
sheets, DR.. Woodward proceeded to
Weld in Tho ;pfor,,,,io,, ,,,;o,,
sjrcl co,,ra,nino t,n ,,,,,i,,,a
p,iscs M his IS, os,o,,,;,.h, ~.
0nowcycrI forh,do ~. n,,n,i,,.r>,, ~, -;
rcctlv nn1 wban I'.,slsa, ,,i,,, CO, ~
portal, h. rnn,ind viii :, ,.rin, ..,,;,a
tbai M r..it ~, : . - go
t,n.,, ,,a 49,. 80 Wy , ,''i.lseii nor
v,ho ,i,,,,, 10y 1890 We q Ptiui'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

q Mrs. J q Whiting. OF Iona. Mis-.
,H'I Gnas u Hciriicrt, richmond Hill.
Il. T., ard numerous others
n9l give pills, tablets or strong
~ 'Ha''ics, or tnr child doesn't need /.
70 10 your druggist and t,,y n nfty-
sshi Gl' one dollar bottle cf syrup Pep
IN. Y Is mild. gentle, free from grin
~, hnd e%actly suited 10 the needs Of
.."i,'S ana rililoren II YOU want TO
lrX Y before bnying write Dir. t,aIdwell
ana ne Wi send You free sample. DO, :
,ie' nc has SEM thousands s,,ch BOT
t!'S - mothers.
pr .tidwell does not feel that tho
Eutthase OF his remedy ends his obi
I ~ loh. lie has specialized In stoma eli.
ilNel and howe! diseases for over forty
raa I. M VII he Pleased 10 give the
n cNaTEe All arc welcome to write
nm, Whether fer tho medical advice
~ NC ~, ti9e sample address him DR.,
~ =; 1aid"cn. I'll Caldwell Building
Monticello III! - .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

from INC bowels comes health OF
sickness. Gnless Child is born dis
Diseased i can pc kent ncalthy ana
1nade 10 grow 70 vigorous maturity. If
NAG bowels are kept free ana rn,re IN
infancy and Childhood 1t is tn, main
Point fol tic mother 10 look after, Thc
amount o: rompns and playing 4 ,.hild
aoaa Keeps its bowels moving naturally
put there CONES a Time when they over
cat Of est something that does not
1sT@e. ard then a laxative is absolutely
iiecessarS.
Don't val; unfil matters 2et worsc-
give q laxative q once. What laxative
arc %oi going 70 give s;iewed fruit
and things of that kind" No. not when
the child Is really constructed Givs a
seienflhc Laxative, q formula based On
forty Tcara Of experience with children.
,2hen ia%auyn IS Dr Caldwell's syrup
Fcpsin which thousands or mothers
arg already giving in these emergcD-
cies II is the mainstay Of the children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Fartnvillc Social News

Special TO The Timex DispatehI
Farmclle, Va. .Febriur% il,-Mr.M n
Graiin !. Visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. s
Robcr,sor, OF BlscEstonc.
Roy, Mlsweli Robeson. of Mi,iwooa ha.
been visiting his parents. G. II. and Mrs
Roheson. OF FarmYliic.
Mrs. ". ~. Moore. OF Richmond has hrn,,
Visiting fricadx In Earmyli.e while hero
being the CUES, Of Mrs J. L. Hart.
Mrs Thomas ". Gillian has returned from
y!s!; In relative. IN Ississ,pn
A The i:iglt Rev. 4 NJ. Randolph r. D..
Wall preach al the Episcopal Church here
on neSt Wednesday, evening tj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

Twenty five laid the foundation establish
nen Which has become only the leading and largest Optical
House South but OF the foremost the United States This
position attained BY chance, but by work. foresight,
efficient and conscientious service.
Our lens grinding and optical manufacturing plant does
represent grndsonc but modern, pto-lae
featuring establishment equipped with every facility
the most complicated optical This generally
recognized by the trade and profession throughout the South that
unusual fill from three hundred
four hundred prescriptions in single dav The general public
has also learned to appceatc these ueqaed facilities
combined with skill and render the best optical
obanable which for the Of
extensive loyal patronage.
We orgnatos Of optical spcciaties calculated
eegass wearing comfort and benefit These speciaties
Richmond creations and the demand for has extended into
many States Of the Union.
II the Kodak Department also recognized leaders,
handling only the dependable Eastman goods with fully
plant for artistic developing and printing This department.
business likewise ranks among the foremost and best the
country
In reteating this the excellence Of establish
shall i'll thief future, the strive maintain the
conf dencc Of the public and the thousands Of valued patrons
by correct service and the giving OF absolute satisfaction in all
Kings GOOD FOR TIE EYES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
How She Keeps Her
Baby Healthy I est Free
An easy way for any mother to raise sturdy children

20 lar pack as the memory OF
own peculiar ideas about how keep children health %
women getting the on, moro and more And III
tha II OF ,,,c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
0o,ooo solar systems nisc.,.rcd

. Il.
~ y point above The clouds and
inilc ahorc sea level tho institutes
Nas established upon the s,n.mitl .of
Nount Wilson, California. q Solar ob-
ServatorN which is being conippnd
win the most Ingenious Instruments
known 10 astronomy. In tie presence
Of Mr. Carnegie. Professor George II
Hale. the director. 1atclv focused upon
Vie heavens a new rejecting .cIescoo.
containing mirror i've fcet in diane
,cr when he plate was de%eIopol tho
ironmastcr heiicld upon II ihs Images
~ o","u" Soiar systems not previously
SHOWN TO astronomy. With another
large instrument, tile "stoN tcla SCOPE,
"n,ch les nat upon the rilp;,ntain tor
ana covered by a long white shed d.v.
light photographs Of The suns mas
are being daily taken. With these and
other pieces of apparatus &c hcine
made study Of the effects Of sunspots
upon carths atmosphere which NAV
MAKE long range weather fore ca sting
an exact science. Already q, las ne.n
established by these Instruments that
Huhspnts are great electrical worthless
moving across tho face OF ,hc OH Of
DAY as cyclones move through, our NJ.
mospherc, AMI that they arc he cause
OF magnetic ctorms
lpon n tower 80 feet Nigh is nov
pclnS mounted on n mirror when wtll
reflect images OF the heavenly bodlce
uo"h INTO pit eighty feet below
GROUND and thus Will be obtained Il
Sr'al telescope $50 feet long. which
WI MAGNIFY the suns image many
i'n!cs more than 10 the present instr,I-
mcnts XII -, a
Worlds Grcntcst TrIc>c,ne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

of tse interest on the cndowmcn,s
made hitherto by Andrew Carnegie
Less tllan "ne-twclfth Of this has been
Spent for salaries and other admins
tfaiion expenses.
Now YOU are wondering. or course
as g just what irons this great in
.t'tntion has in the fire. and what il
IS accomplishing for tho good OF man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-06
A new TYPE
|Ot BattIeships Proposed
For British Navy.
g.
Smaller Than OTeadnOughis,
But Same Fighting Capacity.
Phillips Watts Of British Admiralty
Is The Designer.

London. July 5.-The approaching
doom of the battleship Of the Dread
nought and super DreEdnought type
has become a live question in British
naval circles. in which Phillips Watts,
admiralty director of naval construe-
ton, is credited with having designed
already an entirely new type of fight
ing ship.
Next years naval program antioi-
pates the retention of all big gun prin-
ciples, but it is believed that the ships
viii be considerable smaller in dis
placement. averaging between 1900
and $4,000 tons. 1t is expected that
this new type will be superior to the
present battleshps in fighting in the
shallow waters and through the fact
that it will not offer such a fine tar
get for the enemy as the Dreadnoughts
now in commission.
The armament of the new type will
be the same as the present monsters
with their six l5-inch guns and heavy
anti-torpedo batteries. Through the
use of the combination turbine ami
reciprocating engines which have prov
ed satisfactory on the new pas.
senger lines, it is expected that the
new battleships will make speed of
from 81 to SO knots =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-06
d. B. IoVeioy.

D. b. Loyejoy OF Bowdoinham. Me- wa
buried in the family lot, Mt. Pleasant CEN
etery, Wednesday. July 8, at noon HI
died July 2 aged rs years on July /, an,
is survived BY hve sons and one daughter
Dana w, of Augusta, Edward S anc
Frank P. of Maiden, Mass. Charles H. o
Wayne. Me, Arthur G. of Bowdofnham
Me-, and Mrs. VIM. P. Kelly of Manches
ter y. T..
Mr.. Iovejoy and family moved to Nal
den, Mass eleven years ago. where the,
we're engaged in the. manufacture OF clothes
driers and woodenware. the business tina
Mr.. Loyejoy senior had carried on In Au
gusta for many years. Old age and il
health neces.iitated the sale of the business
Two years ago, and Mr. Loveioy with hi
son Arthur and family moved to BoWdoin
ham. Me.
MFR Loyejoy served for three years a!
saddier in Troop f. 2nd Mass Cavalry
during the Civil War.
The cause of death was liberation O
stomach and his last hours were painful
Services at Bowdoinham we're conducted b,
Rev. Leroy W. Coons of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-06
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