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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
WILMINGTON

Special to The Times Dispatch
Wilmington. y g. January 25.-The pres
ent week was marked by dances by both IN.
L'Arioso and l. Agile German Clubs and esct
was brilliant function The former took
place Wednesday night. and the latter last
night. Among the out-of-the-city guests
we're Miss Kate Strange. South Orange. y
Fla: Miss Mary Hughes. New Bern: Miss
Bonnie Broadfoot. Fayetteville; Mrs. Villa m
johnson. Jr.. Asheville. and l. c. Knowles
Richmond.
A delightful affair and one OF much bril-
Iiancy took place "wednesday evening. when
Mr.. and Mrs. = Solomon celebrated their
silver wedding. the scene being the handsome
Solomon home. Market Street. which was
eia5orately decorated. The host and hostess
were assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs.
b. Solomon. Mr. and Mrs. /. W. Solomon.
~ G. Bear and Miss Helen Solomon. 81 the
punch bowl Miss Clara Solomon gracefully
presided. assisted by Misses FlOrette SchloSs
and Lucille sternberger.
The annual meeting OF Cape Fear Chapter.
United Daughters OF the Confederacy was
held this week and was featured by an after
reception given in honor of Mrs. Marshall
Williams president OF the state division. II
was a most delightful occasion and vas largely
attended. OFFICERS elected by the local
chapter for the ensuing year Mrs.. X. c
Cantweil. president: MeSdsmeS =. J.. Hug
gins W. l.. Berry and Richard Price. FIRST.
second and third vice presidents. respectively .
Miss Bessic Lodcr. corresponding secretary
Mrs. James ?. Woolvin. treasurer. Mrs
VI. :. Willard registrar. Mrs. ". NJ. Parsley
custodian. and Mis- Kettle James historian
The Parish Guild and Woman's Auxiliary.
Of the Church Of the Good shepherd. enter
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MARION

special TO The Times Dispatch
Marion Va January 35.-On the fih
instant Homer Debord. OF this city. and
Miss Lille j. Leonard. daughter OF J. w
Leonard Of Groseclose we're united IN MAJ
rage Rev f. NJ Harris pastor OF the Bap-
fist Church OF this place. officiating
John y. Shefey is in Baltimore this veeA
Miss Leona Jordan. OF Dublin, IL VISITING
her aunt Mrs. z. n. Buchanan. this week
Mrs " &. Lawson. OF Roanoke. Is visiting
her sisters. Mrs. b. X. Eller and &. :. WasSum.
Of Marion.
cupy the pulpit at the Royal Oak Presoy terrain
Church on Sunday morning and evening
J II. GFoseclose and Mrs 2. r snyder.
both OF thl, city were married in Bristol on
last Wednesday morning. returning to this
place on the same day. The bride l. native
Of Christiansburg. having moved TO Marion
only few months ago
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WINCHESTER
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Special to The Times DisDatch1
Winchester. Va. January "a large
were entertained a few days ago By Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Dettra st their home near town
on the twentieth anniversary Of their mar
rage
4 birthday party was held the other even
ing At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs 4. &. Glen
dening In honor 81 the latter. there being a
large gathering Of relatives. friends and
neishboTs.
one 81 the most enjoyable social functions
Of the week va a large smoker. given on
wednesday evening By the members OF the
FAirfsK club 20 many 81 their friends
Mr.. BorinR 4 Cover returned 20 Bait
more on wednesday. after visiting relatives
IN town.
Nr and Mrs Thomas Cover. IT.. Who have
been visiting his parents here. have returned
TO Philadelphia.
daurhtcr. Miss Mary RHODES. have returned
from visit - Relatives ~ Hsrrisonburg.
Miss Florence Hcnninz has returned from
. visit Of month to friends In Hinton. W
Mrs. Chsrlc~ Clur and Miss America
Rriffinchan. 81 Esltirnorc are the guests
81 their brofher-in-law and sister. Mr.. ana
Mrs. William y Grove
Mrs. Robert q Cowiing has returned 20
wicklae. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william
&. Nar1haii
Miss y VI wicrman. Of spartansburs.
:. G. Who has been visiting relatives here.
left this vcek Tor New York.
Miss Eva Ramey. 81 Chsricstovn. " Va.
has been visiting The Misses Rutherford.
Mrs " r Mcclure has returned from :
visit 20 relatives IN Baltimore
Mrs. Lewis " hyde has returned to View
York after visiting relatives here.
Mrs George W Pufiiam has returned from
= visit - friends IN Baltimore and Washing
ton
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BLACKSBURG

Blacksburg. Va. January % DR.. and Mrs
Henry p. Hsmil entertained at prettily sp-
pointed dinner party Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage. their guests inciudine
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Slusser. Mr. and Mrs
J. X. Groseclose. Mr. and Mrs z. L. Fsgg
Miss Laura Miller. Miss Belle Browning. Mis-
Margaret Wade. A. Warren Miller and A :
Lloyd
Mrs. Carol NJ. Newman entertained the
Thursday Bridge Club this week at her home
on Faculty Row" Several women not mem
bers of the club were present. and four
course supper was served after the game
Professor and Mrs. Clarence r. Miles were
guests OF honor at dinner party given by
Miss Margaret BsTTinger at The Grove
Thursday evening and those invited to meet
them were: Or. and Mr.. !. r. Williams. Mrs.
Loomis Kelley. OF Norfolk. Professor and
Mrs. &. r.. Eawter. DIR. and Mrs. G VI. New
man. DIR. ". b. Elicit and Professor A. S
McCown.
Mrs. Virginia L. Nawtcr returned this week
from a visit of some weeks TO her daughter,
Mrs. :. !. TompkinS. in Brooklyn y Y
Miss Belle Browning il spending ten days
as the guest OF her sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Fowler.
in Roanoke
James Robbins Randolph i al the Jefferson
Hospital in Roanoke. where he was operated
on for appendicitis last Monday.
Mrs. william VI. Iybrook spent a part OF
this week a. the guest Of relatives in Roanoke
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DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS"
NOT CALOMEL, OIL OR SALTS
Please try this gentle laxative cleanse stomach
liver and 80 feet of bowels of the bile, foul
gases and coeeedup waste

Foui breath. coated tongue. dull. throb-
bins headache, stomach sour and full Of
gases, indigestion, biliousness and a salloT
complexion. mean that your thirty feet
Of bowels arc cloggcd with waste matter;
that these drainage organs Of the body
are DISTRACTED; liver stagnant and stom-
ach full OF poisonous gases, sour bile and
undigcsted. fcrmenting food not properly
carried of.
Most Of our ills arc caused BY oonsti-
mated bowels. We all need laxative
sometimes: nobody can doubt that. The
only question Is. Which ono IS the best
and that Isn't question any more. Syrup
Of Figs. being composed entirely Of lus-
cious figs. senna and aromatics. must act
in a harmless. gentle and natural way.
syrup Of Figs can be constantly used
without injury. Its action Is the action
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WARRENT0N
fSneciaI TO The Times Dispatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Warrenton. Va. January S--Mi<s Nannie
Nelson daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mel
son OF Clarke County. Is spending the week
with her grandmother. Mrs George W Vel
son on Green Street.
Mrs Charlotte Nelson Holt. who has been
visiting friends ir Boston. and New YORK
has returned.
J. W. Latham. Of Washington City. and
r. r. Preston. Of Glade Springs. were in
Wsrrenton on Tuesday
Mrs. J. g Wise. OF Washington City. was
in Warrenton on Monday
Mrs r. y. King purchased OF Leo Evans
the ninety acres owned by Mr.. Evans. on the
Bethel Road adjoining Paradise. the prop
erty Of g Fairfax Gaines the consideration
being sis.Go.
Mr. Davidson gave a bridge party Friday
afternoon Of two tables. al the Warren Green
Hotel
MesSrs CARRIER Hooker. Pitcher. Herring
and Hastings were visitors 90 Nsrren'on
WedneSday-
Mrs. n NJ Hubben and two children left
this week for Atlantic City. where there VIII
be for several weeks.
President W. W. Finley. OF the Sori horn
Railway Company. whose corn won second
at the FauQuicr County Fair in October and
H. NJ. LuttreIl. whose corn won rrst asr
third. and Baysrd Rurker. who won frs' IN
ten ears Of yellow corn. viii enter their prize
winning corn a. the National Corn E1posl-
ton 10 be held At Columbia. :. c. January =.
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S O ct y

Anthem. Jesus Lover of My Soul. "...
Williams.
Trio. Protect Is Thro' the Coming
Nigh" ...-.. Nicolao
Anthem. The King Of Love Ny
Shepherd Is ....S Shelley
At the Y. W. c. A.
on this afternoon Al 4 30 O'Clock
those who attend the Ncsper serfices
a. the Young Womens Christian
Association gymnasium, corner Fourth
and Cary Streets. VIII welcome Miss
Katharine II Halves back after a
months absebce from the city and all
viii enjoy q rousing song service under
her leadership
The new boarding home OF the y
W & A. ~ los West Cary Street IS
rapidly nearing completion and may be
inspected a. any time.
All who desire information Will find
the plans a. the Offices AZ Fifth and
Grace Streets
Tea Wednesday.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial
Association viii give tea IN Lee Camp
Hall on Wednesday afternoon Of this
week from 20 o'clock. All officers
OF Confederate organizations IN this
city VIII receive with the officers Of the
Association and an interesting program
has been arranged. All interested are
cordially invited 10 attend
Norfolk Wedding.
Mis- Rcbs Tafcv daughter Of Mr..
and NIrs Moses YsHey So Queen
Street Norfolk. and Samuel Nciicove
OF baltimore. were married Tuesday
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Dyson and X ". Dyson. OF Richmond. are
spending some time at Springnelds-
William Frederick Graves OF Bsrboursv Vile
will leave for Washington. ID. C. on Sunday
He will be the guest or Mr. and Mrs. John
Chandler and will attend the Southern ball
during his visit Later. he will visit friends
in Fredericksburg.
Mrs L. F.. Graves gave a delightfully."- in
formal tea AT her home near Bsrboursville on
THURSDAY. in honor of number OF out OF
town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar krantz. little Miss
Eleanor krantz. and Harry Mann. OF Mans
field. were Wednesday afternoon visitors az
" Spri ngneds.
W. W. Field. OF Orange. spent a day or two
at Lower springheids. this week. where he
borne.
W. \. Linney was a Culpeper visitor on
WEDNESDAY
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evening al O'Clock at b Maj Israel
Synagogue. Mr.. and Mrs. Yafey gave
a reception and dance at the Ghent
Club in honor of the bridal party.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed by Rev Dr. Gordon, of b y al
Israel assisted by Rev. DR.. Goldberg.
and Rev. Contor Weisfield, of Beth E
Synagogue The bride, who entered
with her father and mother. wore
ivory satin trimmed in princess lace
and seed pearls and carried a bouquet
Of roses and lilies of the valley. Her
matron OF honor was Mrs J. CrOckID.
who wore black charmeuse trimmed
with brilliants and entered with her
husband. !. CrockIn.
The bridegroom entered with his
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Melnocove Miss Ada Yafey sister
Of the bride. was maid OF honor and
wore pink crepe meteor trimmed with
lace and briiliants and carried pink La
France roses and shower of lilies Of
the valley. The bridesmaids were
Miss Minnie Yafey. sister of the
bride. Miss Mary Meiiccove. sister
OF the bridegroom Miss Mollye Bes-
kin. Miss Sarah Galumbeck. Miss Flora
Posner. Of Baltimore Miss Dora Fish
er. Miss Ida Wellman and Miss Fannie
Max They wore dresses Of pink
charrneuse. trimmed with real lace and
seed pearls and carried pink La France
roses.
The bridegroom attendants were
NesSrs. Sam Levin. Victor SEIZURE. of
Portsmouth Hilliard Cohen. Daniel
Ellison Keine Steiner. OF Richmond.
Abe kanterwich. OF Richmond. and
Louis Spigel. Of Portsmouth, The
uShNrs were Aicssrs sam and Harry
Alichaelson. Louis Max. Abe Yafcy.
Jerome Cohen and Henry Karp. HUI
chcr's orchestra played Mcndelssohns
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Wednesday to be present at the wedding o!
Miss Evelyn Dornin and Mr.. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hsymore. OF Chatta-
nooga. are in Bristol on visit TO relatives
Mrs. Robert Park. after visit to Mrs W. c
c. Darlington. has returned to Chattanooga
Mrs. viii White. of Abingdon. was here
this week to visit her mother. Mrs NJ '.
Harris.
Mrs John b. Newton. OF Roanoke. was the
guest this week OF Mrs. Wilioughby Newton.
She was en- route home. after d visit TO rels-
tives at Marion.
DR. Alfred Snapp has returned to Roanoke.
after a visit TO his mother here
Miss Laura slsgie. OF Pulaski. is the guest
OF Miss Nettie Fulwider. on Maryland Avenue
Mrs &. 4. Schieren and children have re-
turned from visit to relatives in the East.
Mrs d NJ. Lsfi;te has returned from a
visit 10 relatives at Rogersville. Tenn
Mrs. John I. Cox has Joined her husband.
former Governor Cox. in Nashville
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Of fruit-of eating coarse food-of taking
exercise. II j. true and effective liver
and bowel cleanser and regulator.
Most folks dread physic-they shrink
from the taste and after effects, syrup
Of Pigs is delicious. and. besides. you
don't realize YOU have taken anything
until morning. when all the oiosged Up
waste Of TIRE system j. gently but thor
oushly moved on and out Of the bowels
without gripping Or weakness
Ask your druggist for the full name,
syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of Soma"
This Is the old reliable sad only genuine.
Refuse with contempt any other zig
syrup recommended a. good. They arr
limitations meant to deceive YOU. Read
the label carefully and look for the name
California Fig Syrup Compary.-Advcr-
tispruenf.
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Continued From Second Page
vuic. Guests from distance attend
ins he wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Powell Miss Lizzie Powell. 1Iessrs.
Nayriaed and Raymond Powell and
y 6. Coleman.
Called Meeting.
y ne Helping CiIcIe OF kings Dsugh-
tors viii meet Tomorrow afternoon at
clock IN The residence OF Mrs Lula
1icPhaii zoo East Franklin Street
This l. a called meeting and & large at
tendance Is desired.
Concert Thursday.
At interesting event IN musical
circies Of the city viii take place on
Thursday evening. January 80. d the
Laurel Street Methods. Church when
4 concert will ne gwen Those taking
Part N the program for The evening
include Mrs. Morris. Miss Ada Kuyk.
sopranos Miss Julia z Culbreth. Mrs
Rosa Roberts. confraltos. ". i Wat
kirs !. y. sale Jr.. J. p. Dashieu
-sro~= T. r White 2 y Phillips
Sassos James I Won ble orgsnist Of
tre Ff-sf English Lutheran Church.
accom- panI-t hc following progrsm
--,i - rendered
bucs Fes'si TIE Deum r fiat. Chorus
SOPRANO 500 Miss kHyk-
Aisie Qusrtet ..-...-- go. Selected
Soqrs no and Tenor Due ..........
Mrs Morris and lfr Watkins
Anthem. sing AHciuia Forth Chorus
Male guar-e- . Selected
Contraito Solo. ..-.. Miss CuIhroth.
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BRISTOL

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
Bristol. Va January 1s captain and Mr.
\. :. Mcneil left Bristol this week for Cap
tivS. PA. on the Gulf Cus<t. where they vii
o~cupy their winter home unfii spring. several
Bristol families have homrs on the same
ISLAND. aad are nov there among them being
John Y. Dickey and family. Dr. and Mrs }
7. Htcks. and Captain and Mr.. ". W. bTand
Mr.. " T Ensor ieff this week FOR Columbia
20 attend The national corn exhibition. and
90 visit her brother. ~ho have resided there
Tor May year..
Miss ssiiic Adams vent 20 Lynchbure
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Miss Annette Boswell. OF Newport
<ews who spent last week here with
her cousins tho Misses Cooke. Of 20
Stuart avenue. has returned 20 hci
home accompanied by Miss Estelle
Cooke
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Miss Mary Stewart Anderson. who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
James West. in Louisa. Is now visiting
friends here.
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tanned Wednesday night in honor OF Rev
Thomas y. Noe rector Of the church. and hiS
bride formerly Miss Susie Price. On behalf
OF the two societies Bishop Robert Strange
presented a large bouquet OF carnations TO the
bride
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Miss Mamie johnson has returned
to her home IN Fsrmville. after a
visit to Miss Jane Gaines near this city.
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Mrs. VI. 2. Francisco. who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. William
Barrett. here has returned to Louisa
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Miss Ethel Crenshaw Watkins. OF
Hsllsboro, is spending some time IN
DanvIlle.
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Miss Mary Butler. Of Mathews
County, is spending some time with
relatives in this city.
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Miss Nancy Tanner. Of Philadeiph
u the gucst % Airs G.. ". Tanner 81
IlO5 Floyd Avenue
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To the PubIic:

We take pleasure in announcing that an arrangement
has been made whereby Mr.. Samuel II. Bowman will con-
duct the Foreign and Travel Department of this Com
pany from and after February l, 1913
Richmond Trust and Savings Co., Nnc.)
John SHELTON Williams, President.
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Miss Elise Miles who has been
visiting in Norfolk for the past ten
days will return 70 Richmond on
Wednesday.
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What VIC know about drugs we
have found out by years Of dis
ciplincd study.
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nNoG nIlgd American nd United
companies TauL'C Checks and L Cn nc Note
enGscf II following steamship Allan American Transport
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mndnain nehan Trinidad TU KI F Steamship Dominion
White Ward Those ok &S To FRANKIE Tour cleo
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special 20 The Times Dispstchi
s.ordousyifir Va Jauusry q NJ Firhar
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Mrs. viii Macleod. OF New York.
will come to Richmond this week to
be the guest of relatives.
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Tragle's


Wedding Invitations and Stationery Tor
al special occasions. Samples on request.
Bell Book and Stationery Company.
ots Fast Main.
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Miss Fanny Scott Beverley, OF
"Biandield. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Beverley at their home in
Ginter Park.
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Spring Song during the ceremony.
The reception at the Client Club be
gan al 80 o'clock and lasted until 9
O'Clock and was followed by a dance.
The bride and bridegroom and mem
bers of the bridal party received the
guests.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Louise Mason will return to
Richmond tomorrow. after a visit to
relatives in Alexandria and Washington.
Mrs 3. Eugene Poitiaux. of this
city. is III al the Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Arthur b. Kinsolving. of Balti-
more is spending some time in Rich
rnond as the guest of relatives and
friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-15
MUSICAL
DATE IN april
"rRlNCE or TONIGHT WILL nm
rREsENrED WITH TIM LAls0.
Esr CAST EVER AssExBi.ED ON
TINE LOCAL STAGE

The nrst musical comedy Of th,
year win be presented here April n
and 81. whom The Prince OF To
night" Adams. Housh . Howard,
great production. viii be played BY Ia
Comte 4 Fiesher. Tom Arnols will
appear as the Prince.
This Is considered BY many TO b
the best musical production ever ar.
ranged BY Hoash . Adams. Among
the musical numbers are u Wonder
Who's kissing Her Now" Tonight
win Never Come Again" The Girls
That Can Never BE Mins." and others
that will 1.-Two for long time.
The company headed By Arnols 70
composed OF nfty people. and especial
attention was given to the selection
of n capable cast. There are many
gorgeous changes Of costumes
throughout the piece.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-15

public seems psssimistie over the 10.
velopmsGts oi the past few days In
connection with the anti.a,ivn land
bill proposed by tho California lssis
,a,ure. and which aims particularly At
Japanese,
A number Of business mems orsani.
sa,ions and political associations are
trying various measures TO cheek the
passage Of tho bill, Thsy are silent
M 20 whs, viii be tho result " II "
Passed.
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She Immediately became violently ~.
and Dr. Smith summoned DR.. X. G.
Rind. According to the states
charges. DR.. Rind advised . hypo-
dsrmic injection. and the husband
said he had already prepared one.
which was used. The Indictment
charges that the alleged poisoning
was accomplished through the cocoa
and the injection.
six months latsr--on October /.
isl3--Dr. Smith and Miss Mabel
Merchant. nurse at . local hospital.
were married. The second Mrs..
Smith 10 . native OF Cambridge.
Mass. where her relatives live. Short.
ly after this marriage the county au-
thorities. At the instigation Of the
dead voman's family. Get In motion
an investigation Of her death. The
body was disintsrrsd and an analysis
OF the viscsrs was made BY chemists.
who are alleged TO have reported the
hnding OF cyanide to the special grand
Jury. F
DR.. Smith WAS arrested November
-. 1919. and committed TO jail with.
out bond. Expensive rugs we're
brought TO cover the hard cement
floor Of his cell; pictures and drs-
peries hid ~ much - possible the
gloomy iron bars: an easy chair, Q
reading table and . chiRonisr COM
pletsd the cell furnishings. His meals
were brought In from q restaurant,
and he ordered q telephone Installed
In his cell. The court. /howsvsr.
balked on the telephone. and instruct
cd the sheriff not TO allow Il.
Shortly after DR.. Smiths arrest.
the exclusive Springfield Country
Club. Of which he had been . MOVING
spirit. quietly dropped his name from
its roll. Other organisations with
which he had been Identified followed
this example. But In the new Mrs.
Smith be had . staunch supportsr. (
She vigorously proclaimed her belief
10 bis innocence ut the time Of his ar
rest. and 10 still unshaksn. She has
spent several hours daily with him |
turing the months Of his confinement. /
DR.. Smith has taken the accusation
'hiiosophicslly. He has spent the
greater part Of the time In prison
esding books on poisons and their
'ffsct on human beings. These books
ave been carried to him BY the suit
ase full. II Is through his studies
4 these books that DR.. Smith says hs
xpscts TO prove his Innocence and o.
ape the electric chair.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-15

WARRINGTON. ID, C.. Aprii H.
naron yasuya uchida. japanese am.
bassador extraordinary and plsaipo-
teniiary. held q long conference with
President Wilson today regarding the
anti.alien land Law tho California log.
,slaturs sccks 10 pass, No announce.
men, regarding the interview vas
made by President Wilson.
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Brown before.
do not believe he will have much
diticulty in reducing. Taking on one
pound q day 10 not such . tough Job
for q lightweight whom he 10 within
easy reach Of tho required poundass.
Were he . natural wsltsr II would
be different. but We have seen him
make the same weight before, and Il
seems natural weight for him.
Resolving conditions into facts. Il
looks like the klamath Falls boy
should complete the Job he started
last month when he met Brown for
the nrst time.
There ID one defect In Anderson's
milling that 10 most unsatisfactory.
and II may mitigate against his
chances. That 10 seeming lack OF
ability to 80 ahead and finish an oppo-
nent when he has him going into
dreanland and waiting for the one
necessary punch.
He made . good Job Of the Trost a.
fair. but he had several chances to
stop Brown and did not seem able 70
turn the trick. Had he followed up
Ills advantage In any one Of three or
four rounds hs would have sesrsd Q
knockout then. In better condition
tonight. he probably win nght Q more
aggressive battle.