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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
CHARTERS ISSUED

charters were issued yesterday by tho
state Corporation Commission as follows
Union Hin Benevolent Association. Hurt.
q. Is. Anthony. grand PRECEDENT: G. D. Toler,
vlce.prcsidcnt Sandy Pannill, secrctary-ali
| of Hurt Objects: Fratcrnal beneficiary as
socfa ton.
The Pittsylvania- Caawcll Telephone Com
pany Gnco Danyilie. j. F. Travis, prcsi-
dent; j II. Hodges. vice-president; j. W
Maximum 5000; minimum. sl.oGo Objects:
Onerate a telephone line.
me ,e otternurn Corporaton Richmond W.
president; e. w Bowles. secretary and
treasurer-ail Of Richmond. Capital: Max
mum. $4,000; minimum. $1,000. Objects:
Mercantile improvement Corporations Nor
folk .. b. Amcs, president; j. w. Brown
icy. vice-president; Herman Hornthall, sec
retary and treasurer-al OF Norfolk. Capt.
tai: Maximum. 5000: minimum, s3,co0 OBJ
0ects: Real estate business
The Founders Company Tncl. Alexandria.
clarence Moore. presidents, Gist Blair, vice
president; John T. Wilkins. secretary and
trcasurer-alI OF washington, y. G. Capital:
Maximum, slooooo; minmum, s25.ooN Oh
Jects; Theatrical and amusement business
Beverly Brothers & Co. Gnc.). Norfolk. j.
E. JoYlcr. president. Burdettc Beverly
Brothcis. secretary; T. G. Nunnaliy. both OF
Norfolk Capital Maximum, $1,000 mini.
mum, $1,000. Objects Fish and oyster bust
ness
y schnitt president. Woodstock, Va
Marion Evrrlcy, Mt. Jackson, Va: Joseph B
CLOVER. secretary ana treasurer. Woodstock
Va. Capital: Maximum si0.6oN; minimum.
5000 Objects Drug business.
6. r. Paxton Rock Company (Inc) sher.
wood. Va G. H. Paxton, president, Natural
Bridge, Va. T. y. ChiIes. secretary and
treasurer, Sherwood, Va; f. p Darger: J r
Houston. Sherwood. Va. Capital. Maximum
$1,000: minimum. s2,cC0 CSiccts: QuarryinG
rock and ballast for building purposes.
An amendment was Issued to tho charter
or the Charottcsvil!e Perpetual Building nd
Loan Company, of charlottesville. va
changing the powers, allowing 1t to subscribe
TO stock OF other corporations.
An amendment, was issued TO the chartc,
Of tho virginia water ,troot.ng CORPORA lion
decreasing the maximum capital stock from
SlOoOcJ to $4,000, and the minimum capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000. and daf,casins
tho par vnua of the shares fro,,, slnl 10 Ssn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

which is to have its first local hearing
at the Academy tonight, with Annie
Russell as the star, is the appeal OF
the child. a little seven-year- old boy,
not one of those insufferable bores al
together too frequent on the stage, but
q lovablc. natural youngster who
seems to have stepped out of real life.
is the child In the case. 1t proved a
real problem to find boy that wasn't
TAI or ugly, and was still capable OF
handling we'll a part of such import
ance which calls for tho ability of a
real comedian and tho overplaying OF
which would ruin the play. The choice
hnaiiy made was Master Thomas Tobin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
CHIEF JUSTICE
FULLER s WILL
A Model instrument, Clear and
Concisc--Estatc Valued
at $1,000 900.

me VIII Of Chicr Justice fuiic; has Just
oeen made public. It Is "a model Of wha, a
VIII shonld bc--siort ANA clearly expressed
nc estate worth $i.cFl,6to Is placed In
! trust thus safeguarding II through the com.
Ing ycars The viii foiions:
l. Actpi!'c W. Fuller, rc.iden, or Chicago
1ork county H.. temporarily abiding in
ashins'on District OF Columbia do here.
~ MAKE publish and declare this my las,
VIII and testament ana revoke all wills by
me heretofore made
devise ana bcuueath to the Merchants,
Dan ana Trust Company. of. Chicago ana
my ola friend. stephen = Gregory or ,he
smaaayor OF ihcin, VI 10 such successor Of
successors as may be appointed BY the com
pcteni court in Chicago. IN case of both b. .
S"i''ihE nhaole 10 act, all ny property, rca /.
le. ana in.Aed In trust until The de-
cease OF tho last survivor Of my children IN
uay ana discharge my just debts and obli1a
LIDS 70 co!cct any pay over the net rcvo-
n r,,s, % said pt9per'y 10 m: dear children ~
sucii reasonable allowance rs shaii iron,
time 10 time be dcicrmine1 by them in yicIv
2, EXISTING circumstances, but each OF tn,
cnlidrrn. Or their children IN ca Sc OF death.
enail reeolFc nnally an equal share.
empower my said trus,oc 10 sell any OF
my tah property II any as deemed by them.
or tneir survivor. successor or .uccc.sors ad /.
'saDIe. ana rnlnvsst and hold tile proceed !
upon the Same trust 20 make and rency.
.o"hs and secure the same by ,rus. deed or
NOR gaze 10 Ieaso and 10 build or rebuild
In short, inpart 10 my said trustees Tho
oa at powers myself possess. subject TO
cuscihat!ns the foregoing trust.
Upon the termination OF this ,r,,s; H., ,he
asn " OF my last surviving child. Il is my
VII ,hat inc property or Its proceeds 8
reihvesied be equally divided among and
distr'putcd In equal shares TO the then sur
YiFihe children of my children. they TO take
per s.i!pes and not per capita. the children
go surviving OF each Of ms children 10 take
s ,,,tt' snare IN ny estate as BY the law OF
Illinois would have pas.ed az mr. dnnib ~
.estste to my chid, their ancestor. and II
Mneh TIC time for distribution herein pre-
sstio ,d shaii arrive any OF my said grand
ehhdreh snail have departed this life leay-
ING enid or children. him. her, or them
.e&pectiyely. surviving such child or children
then surviving shall take his her or their
respective parents share also per stripes
and not per capita. -
tary trustees and executors. and waive tha
k,vins OF any bond BY Them. or either Of
my mana and seat 81 the city OF Washing
ton district OF Columbia this e3d day OF
February A. D.. 1910
tScaJ MELVILLE w E-t-IIEp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
REFUSES TO DISCUSS
RAILROADS AFFAIR

New Orleans La. March 2s.-L NJ.
Fairbanks, of Mansiield ILL., president
OF the Honduras National, Railroad
whlch IL said TO have been placed IN
tnc nands OF receiver last week by
Orleans yesterday arternoon from Tr,ix.
ITO, Honduras, en- route TO Chicago AIr.
Fairbanks declined To discuss the re-
ported financial etnbarra sments of the
!ionduras property. When lie was told
statements 10 the effect that small in
Ncstors had lost several hundred thou.
shnd dollars in the railroad project. he
said: 'r}'' 't''e
Il viii not talk about that feature
now. but you can say that the report
,hat AbinEdon College had suffered loss
IS untounded. Abingdon College did
not have one cent invested in this
Honduras project
Mr.. Fairbanks Is a brother Of former
vice President Fairbanks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
MOVES IN INTRICATE GAME
Legal Tangle In Cox Case MAY soon
Kcncl Supreme Court of Ohio

Legal 1angle In Cox Case NAV soon
Reach Supreme Court of Ohio.
CINCINNATI. O., March 2s.--There ap-
the legal tangle preceding the trial OF
George 3. Cox for perjury Will reach
day or two.
Moves IN the intricate. game or legal
technioalities were madc rapidly to-
day The first step was decision by
Presiding Judge Thomas A. Jones that
Judges Swing and Smith. against whom
an affidavit charging "prejudicc and
bias in favor OF Cox had been tiied
by Prosecutor Hunt. and Judge Cor
man must vacate the bench in this case
The hearings on the injunction. pro-
hibit!ng Judge Frank German from
trying the Cox case. We're then begun
The arguments lasted throughout the
afternoon.
The court took tho case under ad
visement.
Tn the meantime. the attorneys for
Cox had given notice OF an appeal 10
tho Supreme Court of Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
METHOD|STS MEET.
AT CLIFTON FORGE
Baltimore Conference Opens
1a7th Session With Large
Attendance.
Especial 10 The Times pispa,cb. /,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
clifton Forge, Va, March 2s.-The
first meeting Of tho one hundred and
twenty-s seventh session Of the Bal,i-
more Conference was held tonight In
the General Methodist episcopal
Church. $4,000 cdihce the hand
soonest In this part Of the State
10 accommodate the large crow1.the
sunday school room was thrown into
one with the main body Of tho churcn
and even then it was found NECESSARY
10 place chairs in the aisics In order
70 accommodate those who desires 10
nc present al the opening exercises
Inc city is crowded with visitor3.
nearly every house being opened to
the'n. Nearly all Of tho prominen,
members have arrived. practically all
OF the joint board OF finance arc here,
ana Two blahops, Rev. Collins Denny
ma Key. Il. l., Iioss, arc present. hui
Bishop Wilson Is prevented from u, .
lending by illness
Inc FIRST meeting of tho conferences
was held tonight In tho General Metl,.
oulst Episcopal Church. South REV. T.
y. Williams, OF Bcrryvllc, one Of the
veteran ministers Of the conference.
opened the meeting with PRAYER. AZ
ter hymn by the choir, an inspIrint-
,''> " 80 SuHe - ~. -. byTu, 1910 ed
ny prayer by Rev. u. H. Kern, Of
staunton.
Inc opening sermon was preached
by Rev. II A. Canter. OF Alexandria
one OF the most eloquent preachers In
INC conference Ills subject was Life
Out OF Death" -,
inc regular business meeting wll
commence tomorrow morning at 10
oe.ock' with Bishop T.. e Hos, prc.
siding. Tomorrow night nj n.cian,.
Dr. n. NJ. Wharton an emincn, n,,.,,1
VIII deliver lecture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Pillow MANUFACTURERS
IN GIGANTIC MERGER

Moline. Ill. March es-A merger Of
twenty two plow manufacturing com
panies into one corporation. with a
capitalization Of S5o.00o.000, was an
nounced yesterday at the offices Of Deere
{: Company. The name OF the consoli-
dalton Will be Deere &: Company. and
Its headquarters Will be In Moline
The concerns which comprise the
States and Canada, and the scope Of
the industry Will be extended to In
clude the manufacture Of all kinds Of
implements.
\ feature of the consolidated In
dustry will be that employees will have
an opportunity to acquire stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
FOUR FISHERMEN DROWN
IN CIESAPEAkE HAY

PRINCE Frederick Md March os.-
word reached here yesterday OF the
uroWning OF four fishermen In Chcsa
psake Say. of Point Plum SATURDAY,.
iaai.ernoon by the overturning OF n
launch Two OF the drowned men wer.,
raptain John Thompson and Milford
Ihoinpson. OF Oxford. The other two
were negroes.
These four men and two Others nut
out IN the face Of q gale 10 set the
nets. The storm Increased and two OF
condition OF the bay returned Ia RI =
thore and thereby saved their lives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
MURDERED by MouNTAISEEn.
Jacob Miller Shot b.. Man Whose
HrOthcr lie Killed.
Ispecial to TIE Times-D

Speclal 70 TIE Times DisDat ch
bristol va. March es.-On Rock
Creek, In Ijnicoi county. East Tenncs-
see. sunday afternoon. David Edwards
mountaincer. shot and killed Jacob
Miller, sending three pistol balls mi o
MS head. is said Edwards had been
waiting this opportunity Since last
summer. when Miller shot and killed a
brother Of Edwards, 4 Bristol man
vas a. witness TO Sundays tragedy.
!;dwards ran for the mountains. and is
still at largo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Observation-Disclosures TOURS
oF FAMOUS BATTLEEJEJna

Winchester. Va. March 2s-About a
uo"eH young women students of the
Eorest Glen. Maryland. Female Semi.
nary. are making horseback tours 81
lower .wer shenandoah Valley. visiting Civil
war battlefelds and other points Of
historical interest. They spent to-day
IN Winchester and Fredericl, and
Clarke counties 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Y. NJ. C. A. Athletics

wo public events will take place in
INC gymnaaium thi. wnel, ,rin ~
VIII be on Friday night al S o'cInck
mmfh klce,s Darlinss and Corey's pats
~ , Pig the third series Of two games
=, ~ so'ie! baI The Darlings have won
tnree out OF four games, and tho pat :
Ar ., ANXIOUS 70 get back at them.
ane All Fools night In the gym
800. rn.uil on saturday night ought to
LIZ out crowd. The program viii
,e IiGh. rare aud untrue. with Il clown
% ntip matters along. Admission yiIj
bc lrcc 70 men and women II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
SISTER ACCUSES BROTHER
Chnrscs HIN With Attemptea 4s.p
Sinut OLA, ,

Chhrscs HIN With Attempted Assny-
sinatfon In Order to Save Husband.
Especial to The 'rilnes-Dispatch.1
Suffolk, Va March 2S-Accusing
her brother, Prince Carr, Of ATTEMPTED
assassination in order to save her hus-
band. who already has been sentenced
to two years for the same crime, Ethel
12dmunds swore ont warrant against
Cars and to-day appeared in court 10
prosecute him, along with two law
yers to assist the acting Common
wealth's attorney.
William Edmunds was convicted OF
shooting II. w. Boothe, a merchant
through the rear door of his store
last Christmas eve. Carr's case was
continued until April 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Daniels sets New Record

Plttsnurg, Pa, March sc. At
Dianiels, OF the New, York A. O., to-
m ~ si, successfully defended his a20.
me Plttsburg Natntorium against Nc,
Gilivray and Hebner, Of the Illinois
a. z. Daniels equaled his own " orid's
record Of 2:26 80 for 2oO yards"and
set new worlds record Of csc for
200 metres -, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Candidate for Rc-Elcction.

lHptcIaI 20 The Times Dispatch.
Amherst. Va. March 2S-R II.
herst county, to-day announced his
candidacy for reelection to that office
In the primary election to be held in
Scptemher next. He is being opposed
by W. S. Carter. who was for some
time constabl for Courthouse District.
III this county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK WILL
DE STARTED AT ALEXANDRIA,

Washington. March 2s.-Pos tmaster-
General Hitchcock day designated
1ortS-ive additional post offices as pos
tal savings depositaries in as many
states and Territories. mostly at in
dustrial centres, where there are many
wage-earners. Among the offices desig-
mated to-day were ST Augustine, Fla.
Rome, Ga: Elizabeth City, ~ C.: An !.
derson, S. c.. and Alexandria. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
BODY OF MISSING YOUNG MAN
Fol Nj IN MILL POND ny DOYS
fSpecIaltoThc Tim {

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Charlotte, n c.. March oS-The body
OF Walter Byrun. Of Moline this State
who disappeared from his home jan
uary %. was found In a mill pond near
MS home yesterday by some boys
VINO were fishing there The family
thought that the young man had come
70 Charlotte to work. and had no
thought of anything serious having
happened TO him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
BASEBALI. PLAYERS ARRIVE
FOR TRY-OUT WITH DANyII.I,H

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
DanVille. Va. March 2s-AmonC
a try out with the Red Sox arc T,aush.
lin and Lafferty. catchers: Kra,ise.
Hartman, Mullinex. Boland iLegates
ana Hanks, pitchers; Lumsden Worton.
smith, Hooper and Rhinehart inheld-
ers, and Out1elders Irwin, Reynolds.
Fowler and Locl5hard. The players
practiced at the park both morning
and afternoon to- day The remainder
OF the SQUAD Is eXpected to-1nnrrnu ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

day was held for the United States
Court s! at Norfolk: The theft happened
sunday light Tho boys display Of
PIE nave not heard from the loser. and
cont know how much the stolen letter
con e., tame Stephens says the amount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

BanKrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this asth day Of March, *. D. 1911.
on reading the petition fol. discharge
OF tho bankrupt. ii is
ordered by the court. that hear.
Ing be had upon the same or,
the 29TE DAY or April. a.. .. 1911.
before said court. at Richmond In
said district, at IL o'clock noon:
and that notice thereof be pub-S
iished in The Times Dispatch, news.
paper printed in said district and
that all known creditors and uthar
persons in interest may appear at tho
said time and place and show cause
Il any they have. WHY the prayer OF
| the said petitioner should not he
granted, M
Ana il is further ordered by the
court, that the clerk shall send ~
mail TO all known creditors copies or
said petition and this order, addressed
TO them At tleir places Of residence an
stated
Witness the Honorable EDMuEb
| WADDILL. IE.. Judge Of tho said
court. and tho seal thereof, at RICH
mond, III said district on the sSth day
! OF March, a. D, ia11. 3, l3
| Attest: III Is
Il JOSEPH P BRADY. Il.
| Clerk
| Il. NJ. LONG, ESQ. 5ss III
! Attorney for Bankrupt IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
POSTPONED UNTIL FALL.

Trucker Delays Attempt 10 Cross the
Atlantic III DiriEible balloon.
llfel, March 2S.--Joscph Bruckcr has
decided to postpone until next fa,l his
attempt to cross tho Atlantic In the
dlrgible balloon Suchard. The voyage
had been planned for this or next
MONTH, and the delay will permit OF
trials OF tho balloon and Its machin
cry overland before tho transatlantic
trip is undertaken,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Houston Gets Meeting.

Montgomery. Ala. March 2S.--Hous
ton Texas, gets the next annual meet
Ing of the Southern Educational AS
ISOLATION. This was announced yesterday
by William Il. Feagin. Of Montgomery.
secretary of the association, The
meeting will be held from November
80 through December q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Acadeny--Annie Russell, In ot:or-
aon's Wife"
BijOu--"Fhe Thief"
Lubin-Vaudcvillc.
Annic tussclI. in "Gordon's WIFE,"
The dominant note of Bayara
Neiller's new play, "Gordon's Wife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
POPULATION OF ROCKY MOUNT
ANNOUNCED ny CENSUS IS 967

Washington. March 2s.-The reputation OF
Rocky Mount town. Franklin county, VA.
is et7. according to statistics OF the thr-
tecnih census announced to-day. In 900 it
had 6ie. and in 1890 the popnla ton was G2S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Negro woman Sentenced.

lSpcclal 70 The Times-DiSpatch.1
Danville. Va, March 2S.--Fannie
COBB. colored. was sent on to the
grand jury here to-day on the charge
OF stealing a $3.50 diamond ring from
one OF the teachers at the r. Nj 7.
several weeks ago. 4Is T{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
49, - 60 n
ROY CONFESSES THEFT.
Post-Oflicc Messenger ADMITS lie Stole
RcEtStCred Letter

lSpecial to Tho r ines Dispatch
r Suffolk Va, March fredericksburg
hat he stole n registered lettor from
tho Suffolk post-off1ce, where he was
employed as assistant T. messenger. Ben
1amin Stephens. sixteen years old. to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

Son OF Former Governor n. Suicide. d
rs Birmingham, Ala. March 2S.--A w
Smith, an attorney, son of8former! Goy-
ernor Smith. shot himsclf through the
head day and 31iod soon afterwards.
Ho had been in poor health. G55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Bankrupt anttrea.

IN THE DISTR.>.T COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
Elm DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

w11 II shs ne & !t soS f Ne h, $50
BanlSrupt Bankruntr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Prof. Joseph Becker

will give lectures and demon
STATIONS on the art Of cook
ing at our store all this week.
Professor Becker bakes all
kinds Of dainty pastries, mix
ing everything before your
eyes and explaining each in
gredient as he goes along.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-15

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN DIEGO, May 15.-Anoth-
err load of refugees arrived from
Ensenada today on the steamer
San Diego, comprising one hun
dred men, women and children,
principally Mexicans. Among them
were fifty girls and young
women.
The American consul, George
Schumacher, has declared he
would stay in the town at the
time of the expected rebel attack
The 400 Chinese at Ensenada
have arranged for an ocean-goine
steamer to take them out to sea
during the fight. Five Cinnamon
came on the San Diego, travel
ing to San Francisco in bond, en-
route to China.
Nothing was heard today of the
Mexican regiment which was
near Mexicali under Col. Majol.
Although 1t was reported Satur.
day that Ensenada was in panic
those who arrived on the Sar
Diego today declared that the de
tenders of the town had regainet
confidence and expected to b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-15
Moral Sentiment Will
Arise Against Roys

The moral sentiment of Taco
ma Is thoroughly aroused over
the election tomorrow. The state
ment of L. w. Roys that he in
tended to violate his oath of Of
flee and maintain the Pete Sand
berg vice preserves: the platform
of Frank Lamborn that he wants
"a sane enforcement of law"
have stirred the church voters
and they are tonight going to
have the greatest uprising this
city ever knew for civic righteous
ness.
There are nearly 100 churches
in Tacoma that are active and
most of them have combined for
10 great union meetings at which
speakers will take positive stands
for civic righteousness and the
enforcement of law without any
sane" qualifications to let re-
Great officials out afterward for
failure to do their sworn duty.
These meetings will he held as
follows, the other churches in
the vicinity all uniting in them:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-15

First Baptist church-Speaker;
H. p. Burdick, Rev. e. G. Wheel
er, Rev. Thomas e. Elliott.
Emmanuel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ers: Rev. T. w. Lane, Judge U
E. Harmon, Rev. 8. S. Healy.
Sixth Avenue Baptist-Speak
ers: Rev. w. A. Moore, H. G
Rowland.
Mason church-Speakers: Rev
Murdoch M'Leod, F. A. Magill.
Plymouth Congregational
Speakers: Professor Davis, Rev
G. N. Annes..
Mckinley Park Methodist
Speakers: Rev. e. T. Ford, j. S
Ellsworth.
Grace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: r
d. Shut, Rev. w. B. Marsh.
Sprague Presbyterian-Speak'
ers: Rev. M. l.. Thomas.
Alki OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ers: Rev. A. l.. Hutchison, Loui
]. Muschek.
Swedish Mission Tabernacle
Speakers: John A. Sorley, A. L
Swanson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-15

"That is a STAR" continues the
voice.
''How many miles away Is it?"
asks the visitor. A chuckle is his
answer, and he feels foolish.
"It's so far away" the voice
explains, "that figures wouldn't
mean anything We don't know
the exact distance" The visitor
leaves the telescope and looks up
through the dome. Where the
telescope pointed there are no
stars that the unassited eye can
detect.
The great sky cannon quivers
and clicks as though preparing to
fire. Down below machinery huns
for a second and then all is still.
Prof. Chas. st. John goes under
the instrument. There are cranks
and wheels and things. st. John
is the boss of the great glass eve.
This is the machinery that
works it," he explains. "As the
earth moves we must have some
way to keep the telescope focused,
This machinery does 1t automaticf
ally" >
Yes, they are wonderful men.
doing wonderful work UP here
above the clouds They will hold
the worlds attention for a little
while some time during the next
year, when they first look through
the new monster telescope. Then
they will be forgotten again I'M
til they are ready to tell the world
something 1t doesn't know.