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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

toud which is vastly Illuminating as
90 the motives Of the I'D. Uncon-
SERIOUSLY ,tor the J.p is not at all
clover u lets the feline escape en-
urcly % cites volumes Of history
sacred aud prolsuo. Co. SHOW that tho
newspaper which is true 10 principle
never pays. while the one which
never knows today what its oditofiul
policy viii boz tomorrow simply wal
lows iu wealth It's as simple az one
two.thIcc. aud the w.udow pancs
which the journal Democrat has
made such burning issue IN this
campaign are not more transparent
than w. editorial explanation OF It's
position in the present race.
Take it from us. brother. the 20
is not golng Co Def its little boat get
too tar ffom the shore. u IL now
playing fur Democratic Subscribers.
but n realizes that New McXi,u ~ "a
normally Republican state uud that
there b. - tomorrow which will follow
today aud u thinks II viii be able
To- stay close enough 10 the Rcpub-
u,an party 10 Jump back again ~
time g. hold ~ Republican subscrlb-
,rs. ~ the dictionary of the Journal
Democrat the independence which
ull,th the pocketbook means lying
abuse 81 good men. Ia ~ virgin
modc-N IL compares itself To- the chi
gago Tribune. the Ncw York Herald
und other journalistic giants that u
names 4 sorc-cycd kitten h ~ much
like Bengal tiger.
But after all, We shouldn't be too
hard ON H. Tho poor ole mole docsn
know any better.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Joy OF Twins" should be- the dominat
ing influence In every life.
The value OF smile a. the right
time was furcefully demonstrated by
the bishops rare wit as well as were
practically all Of his serious state.
mcnts. thus blending the serious and
the humorous in such combination
as to send each man away better
man because Of having been made at
the same time more serious and
more iuyial man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
A QUESTION ANSWERED..

The Ruswcl Record rises aud
speaks right out In meeting az fol-
lows:
'Thc albuquerque journal SAYS
that IL Bursum IL nominated he will
bc ignuminiously licked Now viii
the Journal help administer that
Hcking." or viii It do az It has done
IN the past relapse into a silence like
that OF sulky childe'
Tut. tue brother, don't ask such
personal and embarrassing questions.
Also. don't put yourself In "a position
where you may bee suspected of dis
playing downright ignorance.
n II To be presumed that Won pco-
plc over In the Pceo- valley are Dem
Ocrats from principle. for Ne can
you To- follow the hcarsc so persistent
" Tor SO many years. We can't agree
With your politics, but We do admire
NoGt adherence 20 what sou believe
90 be right That bcing thr case, we
can understand why you should back
OF aud lay back your ears al the ap-
pruaoh ~ the old sinner that IN now
making g0O-go0 eyes at YOU from
over here; bat what We can not un-
dorslund h how you could ever let
~ enter your mind to ask question
ag 60 what it, Intentions are.
For your experience IN this world
of sin and sorrow In general. and
your observation of the journal Dem
ocrat lu particular should have taught
you that the J-D is neither fish
flesh nor fowl nor good rcd hcrring.
that II nus more faces than a town
clock; that IL wouldn't recognize "a
principle u 10 should meet u coming
down the middle of an, road. and
that n never espouses any cause or
advocates the interests ot any man
unless Il can see--or thinks Il car
soe--a money proni Tor Itself IN the
transaction, n YOU really want 20
know whether the I'D IN going Co helm
you out m this fight consult the men
who control your party purse.strinas
aud ascertain whether they have
clipped 10 anything. n you lind out
THAI they have, and your curiosity II
further excited 20 learn Just how
faithful ana how long continued will
he its service, 60 further and ascer-
tain the size of the purse and the
Willingness OF tue Keepers thereof 90
be cheerful aud idlotic spenders This
H. simple process, aud should result
Ia your fun enlightenment on the
subject which Is az present disturbing
your peace OF miad.
Keep up with the procession, broth
a.. Read the papers. Read even the
Journal-Democrat Itself " you can
stand Il. You viii learn whole lot.
For instance, .n its Issue this morning,
under the head, '"rho Independent
Newspaper" there IL a 30 called edl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
CATARRH SUFFERERS
" you Don't Know Nbont Uyomcl
Try II ~ D. ~. O'IiioIIc,'~ Risk.

Nearly c,.Iy READER of thc Evening
Herald has read about HYUMEI. but
many 81 them continue Co sun,r from
caiarrh JUST because they do not ok
artIy understand just What HYOMEI
.s
10 these sufferers !. H. O'RicIlcy
Gays you don't have to know any
thing about HYOMEl except that YOU
breathe il and that 10 docs not con.
tain cocaine CO.. opium or any harmful
drug
You can Hud ull about HYOMEI
without taking any chances whatever.
just get an nutnt today, read the slim
pie Instructions. Civ, % q fair trial
and then 90 goa are not willing Co say
that 10 is the best remedy for catsrrh
YOU have over used j. a O'RicllV VIII
gladly return your money
complete HYOMEl ouint costs
but 500. ENtra bottles 80 cents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

padfyIng the Yaqms should Rivg
Gonofal Vilioon some experience
which viii bee valuable To- him when
Dee comes to attend Democratic COM
tDntlOu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

II all the Terrible Turks" who are
getting real money out % the Amer
lean public by means Of fake wrestling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

~ President Tait ~ now in "thc
cucmy.s country" what viii happen
10 him when hc gets among friends
again?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

n you want = stylish horse and
buggy. see w T.. Trimhle. ils North
Second g. Phone No. 9.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

"us and the Chicago Tribune "
Don't make us laugh--Our lips are
Chappcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

bouts can De- Induced to go homo aud
take up aims for the sultan the war
VIII not be- without IT, blessings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

strong ticket and righteous
platform. What mote could Sew
Mexico Republicans ask"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Three Hcrnniillo county men on a.,
Ticket, wc rise &C. observe. is not 80
worse by any mcuns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
CO-EDUCAT1ON is
SUBJECT OF DEBATE

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.p
APP0MATTOX. VA. May 29.--The
closing exercises of the Appomattox
Agricultural High School were held IN
the auditorium OF the building begin
ming Thursday night. concluding last
night. On Thursday night the Lee Lat
erary Society had charge Of the exer~
cises. with joel W. Flood. as president.
and In addition to the several musical
performances. a heated debate was held
on "Resolved That There should be Co
education in the higher institutions OF
the State" This subject was handled
carefully by the speakers. Messrs. VIII
mer Smith and crank Gayle, being en-
the Affirmative side and Messrs Carl
kntckerbockcr and Alex Woodbridge ON
the negative side. The decision was
rendered in favor OF the negative side.
The orator OF tho evening was MIR. Don
y. Moses. on William Mckinley
ON Friday evening the graduating
exercises took place. with MIR. WIN
Walton ae president. Charles T. Hey-
nolda. orator. Jerry Rrke, valedicto-
riAn; Miss Willie Smith historian, Miss
Ella Inge prophet and Misses Laura
f~gst,sfy >sf8ffve' isssYs@eEtss e'an sisl@asaos.
Coleman. Dr. r r, Blackwell, of Ash
land. Va, addressed the graduating
class in an interesting and Instructive
manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
POST OFFICE OPEN
ON DECORATION DAY

Postmaster Edgar Allen Jr, has is
sued the following schedule Of the Rich
mond Postofiice for Tuesday
Money ORDER Division will be open
from 9 A. M until 10 Nj.
Registry Division VIII be open from
A, NJ. until IL M
Executive Division and Cashiers Of
hce Will be open from 3 A. NJ. until
10 r. Nj.
Stamp Window Will be open from s
A. NJ, until IL M. ana from p NJ
uttil p. NJ
< <t:feneraf T3eifvery viii be open from
3 A NJ. until IL NJ, and from p
NJ. until p. NJ.
Carriers Window win be open from
A. M. until IL M.
Carriers will make deliveries as fol-
lows: Two-trtp men--one delivery at
3 A. M
Three, four and flve-trip men-Two
deliveries ending as near as practicable
at IL M. Details of trips to be ar
ranged by the Superintendent.
Collections will be made as follows;
Carriers will collect boxes on their
routes. Regular collectors will make
four collections. 10 A. M, 3 p. NJ, +.
NJ. and p, NJ.
Carrier stations viii observe the
same hours as Main Office, except they
will not be open In the evening.
Dispatch of mails to stations as fol-
lows; Al As A. M. $50 A. M. and
10: 80 A. NJ
"B"-so0 A. NJ. 80 A. NJ. and
10: 80 A. M.
Employees in all divisions will re-
port as directed by their Superinten-
dent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
COUNCIL To HOLD
SPECIAL SESSION
BISHOP GIBSON NEEDS ASSIST
ANT BEFORE BEGINNING OF
WINTER WORK.

special session of the Diocesan
Council of Virginia will probably be
held in Richmond next September
or October To choose a coadjutor-
bishop. as Z result Of the declination
OF the Rev. r, S Coupland of New
Orleans re- "aeerpt that once, foff0W%
ing his recent election at the annual
council held in Winchester, The call
for the special session will likely be
issued by Bishop Gibson within the
next month or two.
Bishop Gibson is especially desir-
Gus of having q co-adjutor to assist
him before the beginning OF the
winter work. ghich commences in
earnest about November I. and 1t Is
believed that the special session will
select man who win accept the
honor without hesitancy.
1t was learned Monday that such
man Is already in the minds of
the churchmen, but the time Is not
yet ripe for his name to be divulged
II Is stated, however. that his name
has not hitherto been mentioned in
connection with the Virginia bishop
rio.
DR.. Coupiand's letter OF declina-
ton, addressed TO the Rev r. K
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
S !: e, H :'': az; <:
-NI1S T by Barbara, Boyd

served. also 10 decline any entry, All
races mile heats in , wears and un~
der tot. in 3 in others, 3 in 5. TO
harness by paving ] per cent. ex-
ira on each additional horse named.
a nominator may name as many add
.tional horses in class he desires,
and by paying. y. NJ, night before
race. 4 per cent. more on each addi-
ttoual horse named. all can start.
Hopplcs allowed. Coiored drivers
barred. Entrance fee. 8 per cent of
purse. with s pey cent. extra from
winners Payments due in cash and
as follows
The entry fees in the $4,000 events
are as follows June list. $50, July
LIST twhcn horses must be namedl,
SEQ; August LIST. $40, September LIST.
$40 6 z, NJ. night before race, $50.
For the $1,000 purses the entries
and fees are. June LIST. $40. July
Isl twhen horses must Ice namedp.
$40; August list. $40: 4 +. NJ. night
before race, $40,
In the three ycar-old and under trot
the entries and fees are. June list.
IS. July 1st fwhcn colts must be
named3, So August LIST, S.. Septem-
Der LIST, s.. p. NJ. night before race,
$40.
Any nomtnator may declare himself
out II paid up to time of notice, 9TH
erwise will be held for full per
cent Money divided so, 20. Is and
10 per cent Horse distancing the
field or any part entitled to one money
only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
STEEL WAR NOW
IS THREATENED
Judge Gary Hastens from Chi
cago to New York for a
Conference
EVEN "SACRED" RAILS
MAY GET THE HAMMER
Certain That Retaliatory lac
tics Will be Adopted
Against Products OF
Republic Company
Certain That Retallatory lac

NEW YORK, May 29.---Whether
steel trade. which will affect every
article OF manufactured iron and steel,
VIII be decided within the next TWEEN
ty-four hours. Judge Z. II. Gary,
chairman of the board of the steel
trust. who came to New York to-day
from Chicago, conferred with his as
sociate trustees lie was accompa-
MED here by Il. j. Burlington, presi-
dent Of the Illinois Steel Company,
and other officials OF the trust.
When the steel trust has decided
upon course of action it win get
in touch with the Independents, ex-
cept the Republic Company, which
started the price cutting, and a con-
cerfed plan of action is expected to
be agreed upon. carr, does not want
general cut in steel prices.
WIN Meet the Republic.
He thinks II the taFious companies
meet the cuts on the articles manu-
featured by the Republic it will be
enough. But the other men are more
aggressive. They counsel slashing
everything-lnc including steel rails,
heretofore considered sacred-and
permitting all "genttemen's agree
/ ments' to be abolished until next
fall.
Actual competitor In the steel
trade. they say. might prevent suits
against the United States Steel Cor
poration under the sherman anti
trust law.
Judge Gary will testify before the
Stanley congressional committee
Thursday To-day he refused to dis
cuss the testimony given by John w.
Gates on Saturday when Gates show
ed how the steel trust gobbled up
the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
GRAND LODGE Of
PYTH|ANS TO MEET
ASHEtIIIF LODGES PREPARE TO
ENTERTAIN THEIR TAH-HEEL
BRETHREN.

Especial to TIE Richmond Nirginian)
ASHENIl.IL. n. g.. May 29.--Joint
committees from the Ashevlie and
Pisgah lodges knights of Pythias, are
arranging for the entertainment OF the
delegates to the 4lst annual convention
Of the grand lodge of North Carolina
" HIGH meets III AsheVilIe June 10. IA, 10.
The program Will be completed In Il
few days The convention viii be held
at. Battery Park hotel ana on the night
of the l4th. j. l. Alexander proprietor
Of the hotel Will tender complimentary
banquet. Ia addition TO Il large mum
Der OF visitors who viii probably be
here at that time about 200 delegates
are expected The ceremonies OF the
Temple Suez ID. O. K. X, of Charlotte,
viii take place on Wednesday night
and the rank will be conferred on a
number Of candidates that night On
the night OF the 18Th Judge Thomas A.
Jones viii deliver the address OF well
come and Maj. j. q. Baird, editor Of
tho Carolina Fythiau Of Charlotte.
The local lodges have made arrange
ments TO give prizes to the merchants
who decorate their windows in the
most attractive manner while the CON
ventiOn Is here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Tire Other Side OF Housekeeping.

II is only in retrospect that the other
side Of housekeeping can he seen At
the time Of the ordeal, nothing but It's
cold hard facts thrust themselves upon
us Its aura IL romance is not Nisl-
bic
a.a +h,, 0uatnt saving Of a familiar
ehsr,s,,ter tu fiction Who saws that In
.tnas ~ gattIng.to heaven nj last. she
- r,t,,g ali aIong" we MAY. believe
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

School Union Association was held
Sunday afternoon. President w. r.
Smithey presiding. The meeting was
opened with prayer by MIR. James h.
Blanks. Many matters outlining the
Years. work were discussed and acted
upon. The following meetings were
decided tn be held The third Sunday
in june The association Will meet with
the Ettrick church; in July, at Wes-
ley church. the board Of managers
will meet with the Washington Street
church In August, and the stated
will be held at High Street
church in September.
w. III. Coiiett.
The funeral Of the late w. II. Col
lett. one of the best known and most
highly respected citizens OF the West
End. was held from the West Street
Methodist chur n Monday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock MIR. Collect was nifty
two Years Of age and was faithful
and consistent member OF the West
Street church.
He is survived by his wife and eight
children and two brothers Mrs Geo.
Baxter. Miss Margaret Coliett ana
Mr.. W, ii. Collett Jr.. Shearer. Gar
land, Forrest and Ennis Collet, and
Messra John G., and Robert H. Col
lett--all Of Petersburg The funeral
was conducted by his pastor. Rev.
Lloyd &. Moore. and the interment
was made IN Blandford cemetery.
To Observe Memorial Day.
Decoration Day, May 80. will be
obseS ed in Petersburg by the q. A.
Il. Posts exercises at City Point ana
Poplar Grove national cemeteries.
The exercises at City Pofnt are prin-
cipaliy participated IN by eolored peo-
pie. while those at Poplar Grove cen
eicry; iii &fifSs id3ie. are Of Interest ~
white people. Petersburg observes
June 2 a. Memorial Day, when ii Is
customary to have an etahoratd pro-
gram and a parade Of all civic. mill
tary and Confederate organizations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
1o1o for
edmond Household
Massie and Judge j. X. Norton. of
AleXaudria. reads a. follows.

Massie and Judge j. X. Norton, of
Alexandria, reads as follows:
Dear Sirs.--In reply to your com
munication OF May 10. notifying me
of my election as bishop coadtutor
OF the Diocese of Virginia, / wish
to convey to the diocese through you
my very profoundest appreciation OF
the great honor which II has con-
ferred upon me. and the confidence
1t has imposed in me in calling me
to SO noble and responsible an office
However. after week of earnest
prayer and patient consideration in
striving to know my duty, / am salts
fed that It Is right that ! should de-
cline my election.
I'm the light of my. great love for
and loyalty to my native State. and
the church within her borders, |
need not tell you how hard 1t Is to
refuse the call Of my Virginia breth-
rem and friends OF the clergy and
laity."
Bishop Gibson stated Monday morn
Ing that the need of coadjutor for
the Virginia Diocese had been les
sened considerably by bequest OF
$4,000 left by the late Albert 3ak-
er. of Winchester. This money was
bequeathed to the Virginia church
for the endowment of special evan
gelist for the diocese, whose duties
are to look after work in the diocese
under direction OF the bishop. The
duties largely resemble those of a
coadjutor, the chief difference being
that he would not have the power OF
confirmation.
Appointment of the evangelist is
in the hands of the trustees OF the
diocesan fund. of whom Bishop Glib
son is the head, Colonel William n.
Palmer. OF Richmond, Is vice presi-
dent OF the trustees and MIR. James
M Ball. of Richmond. secretary.
It is expected that the bequest OF
the Winchester man will become
available within the next month or
two. The trustees will then take steps
to elect an evangelist.
So far Mr.. Gibson SAYS, no special
clergyman has been mentioned IN
connection with the new Office,
1t was suggested to the bishop that
were the evangelist to be made a
suffragan bishop. with right OF con
firmation, there would be no need at
all of n coadjutor. However. he did
not think much Of the suggestion. be-
ing opposed to suffragans on general
principles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
CLERKS REMOVED
AT POSTOFFICE

The post office department has or
dered the removal of George T., Tay-
lor stamp clerk at Station h, as a
consequence of the charge that he
EN- bezzled $50 from the Federal gov
eminent Fitzhugh Lee Woodson. of
804 North Twenty NTH street. an ex-
press messenger, has been recon-
mended to Nh the vacancy.
ON account Of the violation of Of
fee rules, the removal of George G.
Cridlin. of 703 North TwentH-first
street, clerk in the mailing division
OF the post office, has been ordered,
and Joseph q, Nunnally, 1926 Deca-
tur street, named in his stead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

| Wiley had trailed her from restau-
rant in Broad street into the First
Baptist church. and then to her home.
She was locked up in the First Police
Station. where she gave her home az
Meckienburg county, She said she ~
employed In Broad street depart
ment store.
Justice Crutchfiold continued the
cas-. in nominal bail until Tuesday,
when Miss Petillo was brought before
him a. w. Patterson went her sure
". furnishing a bond OF 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
WOMAN RELEASED
ON NOMINAL BAIL
DETECTIVES TRAIL HER TO
CHURCH AND ARREST HER ON
LARCENY CHARGE.

Annie Pitello, alias Mrs. II. +. Bois-
seau, was arraigned in Police Court
Monday charged with larceny on three
counts. The first alleged that Miss
Pitello had obtained merchandise from
j. Il. Mosby x Co. valued at s524:
the second accused her of obtaining
suit valued at STA from H. Dorfman;
the third alleged that she had obtain
ed a hat to match the suit from Julius
Bear. The hat was valued at STA
Miss Pitello was arrested at her
home in East Main street near FRS,
Sunday night. after Detective John
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

WASHINGTON. H. &. May 29.-It
was learned to-day at the department
of justice that Instructions had been
issued to officials 10 walt for the to-
hacco trust decision in the Supreme
Court Of the United States before In
shutting any proceedings. either Grim
INCL or civil. against the steel trust.
It was also stated that President Taft
recently called Solicitor General Leh-
man into conference at the White
House and placed the handling Of the
contemplated prosecution of the
United States Steel Corporation d.
rectly in his hands.