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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30

ueI-pdiu preacher,
but with a soul
big ger than his
body a n d ideals
higher than his
CRAVING head. His
expression is an
equal mingling of
nobility and pathos.
He is lean and I'M
derfed-looking, but
he has a smile of in
finite forgiveness. 1t
was quite by acct
dent that he re-
vealed this skeleton
in the closet of hui
man nature.
He held his lead
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30

Up over the hills Of the world comes the Big
Chief Dan--lance at rest. Home from his Sum-
mer campaign The fires Of Autumn burnngs are
in the wind the brown leaves skip round him
with thetsad rustic ofsa departing lady's siken
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Seinen @efangenen oefinittb nit iet'
ner Jamilie freI3ugeben.
%. s. GGlt5 3u Is Sabren
2uchthdus herurtheilt.

u. S. gllt5 3u Is Sabren
3u4tbaus perurtbeilt.
G6icago, ST., 5. Mdr3. Wilz
liam GbeneD Guis, pon Cincinnati,
Der ansetlast mar, i'm Sttober in Ell
mem Sotel in bieiiger Stubt ieineSrau
ermorost gu baben, purbe am 9ons
neritas bon elmer Surp bes MOrOes i'm
5tpeitsn 9rabe i6ulOig befunben uno
gu 10 Sabren 3u4tbaus Derurt9eilt.
Die SurD mar orei uno cine balbe
Stunoe lang in 8erathung. Die pOn
Der 9ertbeiOigung gelteno gema6te
! sbeorie, bab GGis tempordr geiitesse.
fort getpeien lei, ais er ous 8erbrehen
beging, purbe Offenbur pun ben Gez
fbporsuen uubea9tet gelaieu. Glis
bate bebauptet, oaB er bura Die Gnt=
oeduns gum Wabniinn getriebeu porz
ben fei, bab sr bic Qiebe fetner Srau
Derloren babe unb Sruu @uis oieie
Sreb. q. Galubpea, einem iungen
aaufnann pon 8raHRtfprb, Ont, 3us
gepenoet babe, ben er nit ieiHer Jrau
i'm leBten CONNER an Der Georgian
Ban teHnen gelernt.
GQis, Der AZ Sabre aft it, mar ieiz
ner 5rau. bic gum 9eiu6 DON 8er=
ponoten bierhsr getommen mar, DON
Cincinnati aus bierber eefolgt. Die
geiben feierten ben 9. Sabrestas ibrer
9erbeiratbuns init einem Diner in Ell
mem 9otel uno ipdteren Sbeaterbeiud.
9om Sbeater in bas Sotel 5uriidsez
tebrt, begins GQis ben Morb. glls er
nsben Der 2si6e isiner 5rau aufges
funben ipuroe, eripies es ii9, ouB 'er
ii6 an ben SanDeelenten uno an Der
&eble Iei9te @unben bstgebru6t 6atte.
3usrit Rbuuptete er, buB er uno
feline Jrau berubrebet bdtten, Selbit-
morb gu begeben, neil er geiaGftIi9
ruinirt lei. gor Der goroners Surp
CAB er aber su, oaB er ulein fir ben
Sob ieiner Sruu bsrantportli9 fei,
er aber bic 4bii9t sebabt babe, NIT ibr
gu itsrben.
SpGter. als gQis fi6 i'm Solpttal
befdnp, bei1lub er, am 2eben 81 bIet=
ben unb 10 gut es singe, ii4 aus Der
S9linge gu sieben. Die Sbeorie bonn
tempprdren 8abnfinn ipurbe oanH
seiteno semodt uno es tpur6e perfu9t,
70 bisl &apital ipie mDeIt9 aus Der
3uneigung Der Srau ellis gu Gaulos
pea gu fdlusen. Gaulopeu peigerte
| ii4, na6 Gbieuso 81 tpmmen, I'm aus
auIagen, obalei4 er brinseno eriudt
iporben mar, bies gu t6un. 8on Ieis
ner WobHuns in 8runntforb, Canada,
aus ertlGrts er aber in entriiiteter
Wei1e Die geIduloisungen guis' fir
untpabr.
@G6renb bes YroSsFes ipuroe aus
eeIagt, bab ellis Geiunbbeit aerriit=
tst iei uno bab er @eT9dftsiorgen ge=
babt babe unb bes6alb iett ldngerer
3eit ii9 in einem 3uitono b66fter
GieoergeIhlaeenbeit lmo NerpDiitGt
beflinben babe.
>@eorge Remus, Der 8ertbeibigsr Gf-
| lis, itellte Iofprt, na9Ser oas llrtbeil
gefGlt porben mar, ben iiblthen glna
trag auf 9spdbrung zines neuen PRO
sehes. er seutete aber an, baB ipenn
bieIer glntrag abgepieien tperben ioa-
te, er niht ipeiter geben priibe, uno
Gais bann pobrfheiulicb iofort ins
@efdngnib sebrabt merben tpiiroe, I'm
feline StrofSeit gu Beginner.
2uis Serrdads 2ehen In
@efdhr.
CT gafo, 5eras. 5. Midrs. @e,
reral 2uis Serrasas bat rm Dpnners-
taa Rahmittaa ben Der. 81. apnIul
Marion 2ether BON gbtbuabua. be,
liiH aur aeit tist tsfinost. aaf Sn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Sunses Mdbden pers
itb nunben.

gairo, Su., 5. MGrs. JrI. Settle
granton, bic Don 9rep, Sno., bierhers
lam, ipirb permibt. unb Mois gnbis
colt. NIT bem iie 5uleBt 5uiammsn ges
Ieen tpurbe, III in 1erbinbung nit
ibrsm 8erldpinbsn perbaftet iporben.
glls bas Mdbden gum lsbtsn Mal &c.
Iebsn ipurbe, mar ss NIT Gnoicptt mad
einsm Wanbelbiloer 1bsater unters
fpegs.
mas bier 9beaterfdrifts
Heller perbienen.
Rem Dort. 5. Wldr3. Was BIER
aulanbe erfolsrsibe 5beatsri1riftitel-
lsr bsroienen, tpurbs am 9onnsritag
in sinem bisiisen @eritt, aIs @.orge
8roabburit, beien Srau i6n aufSdei-
buns bertlast bat. aussefraet ipurbe.
groabbnrit iaste. bab IN ben leBtsn
aipei Sabren iein gintommen aus lei.
ren 9beateritiiden fi1 duf 100000
iGbrlid bslolifen babe, unb sr in ben
lsbien iieben Sabren $342, 900 ptrbieni
babe. gluf Grunb bieies 3ussftdnb.
niiies ipurbe 9roabburit ansepiefsn,
bis aur gnti@eibune nsr GIass idbr.
Ii4 SO 600 ~ bsiaAIsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
!. Gineinnati, Sreitag, ben 6. @ar, 1914

lei. Der SnhaIt ber preubiihen &a-
binettsorbre bonn Sabre 1920 lei in
bic Militdrfonpention Der beiben 2Gn=
Der ntdt aufsenommen iporben. Die
Wortfiibrer aller parteien erfldrten
iif bon biefer 4ustlnft befrieDiat.
~ Siroleridaer BON elmer
Canine aet0btet.
Miem 5. WGrs. Siebaebn Wann
bo.: einem 5iroleridaer Heaiinerit
ipurben am Oonneritaa bon elmer Ga
mine qetDbtet. sic tparen an ben
Wintermanopern in Der NGbe bes
Sertlers in 5irol betbeiliat.
Seminar ais Sp.ionaae.
gentrale.
Wien, 5. Mldrs. Die grreauns
iiber bic burh ben proseb in Murma-
ros>Saiaei. bag lttentat in De5recain
unb Die Spiondaeproaeiie Der Gebrii-
Der .ssanbrtc entbiilIten MnIhlGge RUB
lambs bat beute tpeitere Habruna er.
bdlten. ssSn einem arie6iid. .fatboliz
iden prisiierieminnr in 2emberg tpur.
be nGmlid cine Spionaaezge gentrals
entbedt. bic fpftematiId fir bic rui-
iiihe Heaieruna arbeitete. 9is iebt
tpurben brsi Stubenten bes Seminars
unb atpei Golbdten berhdftet, bod
itebsn fpeitere Derbdftungen bepor.
gelaserunss3ujfanb iibsr
Rio be Sanetro perz
bGnst.
Rio be Saneiro, 5. Mdrs.
Die braiilianil9e Resisrung protla.
rilirte am 0onneritag in ben Stdotsn
Rio be Saneiro. Wtietberop unb ps=
tropolis ben gelaserunsssuiianb, Der
porldufig Biz gum 81. Mdrs buuern
foQ. gs III bies cine 8orlihtsmabres
|ssl, Inn llnruben prompt lnterbriiden
5u fDnnen, bic bei Der benoritsknosn
prdfibentsnpabl eripartet psrbsn.
Sn einisen Gtaaten, nalnentlih in
gerea, tpie aud in pard unb pernam.
bueo, bic cine itarts Reserbeb0lteruna
haben, berriden idon ieit Idnserer
3eit ernitli4e unruben, iibsr bersn ur=
fprung aber tpenig betannt lit. Sn
Gersa ioa iia bic Gage in ber lsBtsn
3eit peri9limmert baben, unb iie ioll
bert einen rsbolutiondren gbdratter
aNdeupmnen bdben.
0ie peraHtipprtlidgn Rebattellre ber
brsi prominenteiten 3eituHgen. "a
epoea", rgorreio De Rorte4 unt
% SmparrialN, ipis aud bic GeHe-
rdle Sbaumaturgo, QSsD,po unb Sc.
Iiciano Monbes be Moraes, 5ipsi
Oberite unb mebrere ano.rs 4rmses
offi3iere tpurben pdbrenb bss saess
perbaftet.
Die Resisrung etablirte iofort sine
ftrenge geniur iiber ben SelegrapbeH=
tsrtebr unb ale 5ruppsn purben in
ben aaIerneH toniieniri, no lie fir
ale Gpentualitdten bereit ssboltsn
Derben. Sn Der 5auptitabt fauoen
teine llnruben tatt. unb aud Der iiios
lide SbeiI Der Republit, Der fDirtbs
idaftli9 am ipeitsitsn oorseidrittsne,
in benz iit aud bic msiiten gifsnbab=
nsn befinben, 1T DollitGnbig rubig.
aranaIle i'm Ofsrrei9t~s
fden Rei9sratb.
Dien, 5. Mdr5. 0as llnterbaus
bss 0fierreidiI6en Reidsratbs, befsn
Sibunsen am 30. Sanuar ipesen Der
Standardization Der 5IdeGen
Iuipenbirt purben, trat am Oonners.
tag fpieber 3uiammen, mar aber niht
i'm Stanbe, Geihdfte gu erlebissn, ba
bic 5fdeden fofort ipiebsr anfinssn,
Gpettatel au MAIDEN. Der prdiibeni
iab iid fdlieblif ipieber sssipunsen,
bic Sibuns gu iuipenoiren. Das sus
muItuiren Der Sfdefsn 1T elm pros
isfi sesen bic gemiibunssn Der Resis=
runs, einen 9lussleib stpifhen ben
OeutfHen unb 9idsfen in gDbmen a.!
Stanbe gu brinsen, unier 9ebinguns
gen, bic bic 9f9eden fir gu bsutih-
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fiir Otto unb bas ipeiili6e
p.nniplpanisn: llnbeitimmtes Better,
ipabrIGeinliG Stridreaen am ssreitda.
9m Samifaa tribes Metter. 8srdn-
bsrlihe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
Ynt. g6enep GGis
Ser Grmorbuns ieiner Srau in
Chicago anseflast
0Dn elmer SnrD oc5 Wsoroes im
5tueiten Grade ihulois
befuuDen.

l1n6 5u Is Sabren 3u6tgaus oers
urtbeilt.
So
ellis tpiro ii6 nit bent urtbeil 5u,
frie0en ge6er.
0as 2eben bon 2ouis SerraSas ioll
perlpirft iein
@etn Bis gum Sreitag nidt nod
mails elm S0iegelo
8on $4,000 Beios be5ablt miro.
Ser alte General Gerra5as III 81
9aio ni6t I'M Sturoe, Silfe
gu brtngen.
3uerit i6etnt er nidt mebr genltg
@elo 5u ba6e1L
llno bann tpeigert ii9 audi gilla I'M
Sale oas @elo be5ablt Diro, :.
Seinen @efangenen oefinitio nit let'
Her Jalnilie ireI3ugeben.
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9rafOent 2sil(ou
8erlieit Dor oena 9unsreR lit
semeinidaitli&er Situms
cine Sptidaft
sJm ber er ben 19icerrmf bes pa
raardpbcm in Der Vanamaz
1anaIsW Wcrlage empfiebit.

Inter ipelctsm ameritaniI6e &iiftenz
idiffe Dpn Der 8t3ablung Der aaz
nalsebiihren befreit perben.
Cine 5rau bic 15 Sabre i'm 2anbs
mar, nit ibrem bier se6orsnsn ainb
sur Deportation Osrurt9eilt,
Meil lie, obsleia bier I'M 2anbs
erfrdntt,
aunsentrant bon einer geIudsreiie in
europa 3uriidtebrte.
>se>--
Der ssiibrer Der arbeitsloIen in Ter
gort. 5annsnbaitm, sesen $500
giirgIhaft freiseIaifsn.
Die Gan Syranciseoer Qrmse bon Ut.
beitsloien bes n@ensraIs &elIb
Wurbe ibpn in Datlano unb gti6:
monb. Gal. BON Der ppliaei uuss
eiHanbergetrisben.
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Die Gan Jranciseoer 2trmss bon 4rs
beitslolen bes nGensraIs" aeIb
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
A Vote For State Wide Prohibition
Is Vote Against Local Option

didate received a majority Of the votes
cast in the primary. Under the Ala.
bama primary law, provision Is made
for run-off In case where no one
receives a majority of the votes cast
in the first primary.
The candidates to finish first and
second in the primary who thus quail
ified for the run-off were Ex-Governor
Conner and Charles Henderson. Hen.
derson was for local option, or the
preservation of the system regulating
the liquor traffic that Hon. Emmett
ONeal has constructed on the ruins
Of statewide prohibition. Ex-Gover.
nor Conner hoisted the flag of state.
wide prohibition. and the prohibition
lists Of Alabama rallied around him In
their last effort to regain power.
Thus the issue was clearly made
between local option and state wide
prohibition. The people had seen both
in operation and were therefore in DO
sition to decide for themselves which
was the better temperance measure.
The candidates went before the peo-
Pile on this record. and Conner, the
state-wider, was defeated by Hender-
son, the local optionist, by more than
10000 majority. Thus. for the second
time this year Alabama has set the
seal Of its disapproval on prohibition,
Having tried prohibition thoroughly,
Alabama wants no more Of 1t.
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
MERcAANTs TAXED TO MEET
DEFICIT.

During the two years. 1909 and 1910
that Alabama labored under the hap
dicap of statewide prohibition publ
finances we're In a deplorable como
ton. and the authorities found 1t nc ::
essary to levy a special tax up n
every kind Of commercial endeavor
This situation is best described H.
the language of CASTOR Gunter. pr IS,
dent of the Montgomery civ cour al
I'VE taxed everything; nothing was
overlooked. No man guilty or not
guilty. was allowed to escape. The
doctor present at the birth of child
had to pay license tax in order to
practice his profession. the undertaken
who supplied the collins had to pay
tax and the cemetery in which you
are finally laid to rest was forced to
come in for its share. The milk. and
even the water we drank was taxed
in fact every article of food and every
stitch Of clothing used by man or wo-
man had a special tax placed upon
it."
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
PROHIBITION IN ALABAMA.

The disastrous effects of statewide
prohibition on the finances OF Ala
bama were fortunately put on record
during the recent campaign for gov
ernor in that state. Hon. b. b. Conner
was the great apostle of prohibition
down there, and became governor on
that issue. He was succeeded by EN-
met O'Neal. an anti-state-wide prohibi-
ZIONIST, and under the O'Neal admin
lstration the statewide law was re-
pealed.
Under the administration of Gov
eYuor O'Neal conditions morally and
financially were very greatly I'M
proved. So great was this improve
ment that the voters Of the state have
refused, on two different occasions
this year, to trust prohibitionists with
official responsibility. Congressman
Hobson undertook to defeat Oscar I'm
derwood for the United States Senate
on 4 platform declaring for nation.
wide prohibition. He was defeated
himself in this undertaking by q ma
FORTY of more than $4,000 votes.
srArE-WIDERs DEFEATED.
For governor, the statewide prohibi-
tionists supported Ex-Governor B. B.
Conner, the old-time state-wider. The
field contained a half dozen candi-
dates, and in. the main contest no can
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
THE COLORADO ALFALFA PRO
DUCTS COMPANY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION


Notice is hereby given that !, a rs SPECIAL o,l
orado Alfaifa Products COMPANY pa9n S COR
the laws OF the State of Colorado. duly
and regularly called pursuant to the
bylaws OF the Company for the pur-
question. OF the dissolution Of the said
corporation. was held at the principal
County of Denver. State Of Colorado. on
s1 * the the S 20 81 Ten IN
forenoon. at which meeting the owners
and holders Of each and every share OF
pany, to-wit. 6575 shares. issued and In
good faith outstanding at the date OF
ssa &c tss9
resolved that the said corporation be
that each ana every s share Of the entire
voted In fsSSf e .hs ssiS ls:0 81 sG,a
Ing the entire number Of shares. Of the
eorss capital 81 hd sG
the said corporation was declared to be
resolution. We, Bryan Hsywood. Presi:
dent. and ! Fred coiiins. Secretary: Of
notice OF dissolution of the said cor
poration. under its seal. and certify
that prior to holding said stockholders
meeting all Of the debts owing by said
corporation had been fully paid. and
corporation had been sold and disposed
of and its assets have been and are
now being regularly and properly dis
tributed pro rata among its stockhold-
ers; and we do further hereby certify
that upon the filing and publication Of
the State of Colorado, the said corpor-
alton shall be deemed to have been dis
solved forever.
Dated at Denver, Colorado. this Sd
day of August, A. d. 1914.
BRYAN HAYWOOD.
(SeaD President
j. FRED COLLINS,
Secretary.
First pub. Aug. &c, 1914.
Last pub. Oct. z. 1914.
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF AD-
JUSTMENT DAY

Estate OF George X. 7. WfrPIe'' Ut
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap.
pointed Administrators of the estate Of
ty Of Prowers in the State of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court
House in City of Lamar in said County.
at the September Term. 1914: on Non
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at which time ali
persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested to at
same adjusted. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated at Lamar. Colo. this 26th day
of August. A. D. 1914.
Administrative
First pub. Aug. 2s. 1914.
Last pub. September 20. 1914.
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
TRAIN SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC
7th, 1913

TRAIN SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC.
It'll, 1913
Trains East Bound
No. Eastern Express mo stop
No. 4.East Bound Limited iNo
stop :. -. -. $3.50 A. N.
No. s-K. C. and Chicago Ex, :,
No. SIX. c. and Chicago Exs
No. ,Op@ rssi b,nr.:: .iiii;9sS r n
No l2-Missouri River Flyer :35 Z. N:
No. 5sS-Local Passenger ..5:11 p. NJ
Trains West Bound
No. 1-California Express ..2:33 A. N
no S.Caiifornia Limited (No. a.
No. 5lcolorado and Utah E.:
No. 7GMexico and caiiforni. G1e = -
No. sL-California Fast Mail
No. l1-Colorado Flyer -. .10:08 A. n.
No. S67-Local Passenger ..4:35 p. NJ
The Lamar register., 1914-09-16
Cuts, Sores

E. 8. Lopez, Marilla, N. Y, writes:
II have never had cut, burn, sore
or wound it would not heal" Get a
box OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve today.
sores, cuts, wounds. Prevents lock-
jaw. 25 cents at your druggist.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-18
TAXPAYERS BURDENED
by PENSIONS SYSTEM,
:: {. PREl\DHRGAST THINKS
s4a
sri
Comptroller Tells Mayor That
q. !, Employees Do Not Give
a a. Enough to Funds.

!. 1Ast ~ h.phInrd penrson syu.sm.
- op0h1nAS1Dn a systsma, for taking
60 Of supsrannuatcd city employees
y Q constant drain on the municipal
treasury. and results IN tho divertinx
OF funds that should properly 20 to
DrreaDs taa&3on. b the assertion
49, In . report sent TO Mayor
Snsrhsi By Comptrollsr Prendergast-
Il, M. Prendersast points out that the
euGaa receipts Of all these funds for
nina ysap was s2s.s1%.sss. exclusive
- fntsraut earnings. OF this amount
D. c1ty employees entitled TO the ben-
oflAD a tho funds contributed $6,557,-
~. and tho remainder. S26. 1854, ass,
VDo contributed by tho Taxpayers.
Tho report shown that the school
taachRs contributed but q pcr cent
q tn total Of their fund In the nine
yonxD; that tho receipts increased only
m6nGD tncreAssd ITO pef cont
~ police contributed only N,09i sos
q . total Of e1s,l3a.7.s In the Police
Huna1on Fund. and while tho receipts
lnmaAssd only . per cont. the dis
huxoom6ntS increaSsd 70 psr cont,
nauasttat1nG direct appropriations by
u CITY 70 cover deficiencies.
Comptroller PrenderEaSt finds that
- Fro Department fund In In hotter
GhnDo than most of the Others, and
- there b q substantial surplus IN
- 0treet Cleaning fund.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-18

o. - IAAW1hs OsuARLsunAO
sY9o 0oom haupier."
Tea" rusDeaAeA the clRk IN the
1uQugtmane 0eorA Tive bssu tran.-
1~1 I'm ehs a1lk oUmtM 20 the
gx1x.ADosoe department. And WY few
Wosa eat s6sevins insast on pswins
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
BELASCO.

why, oh why, did I ever leave that
livery stable?" moaned Alexander Ham,
bletonian. alias James Mcintyre. at the
Belasco last night, as he gently re-
preached Henry Jones of the Georgia
Minstrels. alias Thomas Heath for lur-
ing him from that haven where he lux
urtated in three meals 4 day.
Perhaps because we all have a figur-
ative livery stable job and leave it fool
ishly in pursuit of the tickle goddess,
perhaps because the fate of Alexander
was SO truly pitiable. for some reason
known only to psychologists. the audi
ence was sympetheucally linked to Nc
Intyre and Heath at the performance of
The Ham Tree" last night. and hung
breethless upon their every word.
The Ham Tree" is merely a visionary
appellation and clings to the three-act
musical comedy by way of sentiment
only. surely no other reason can ac-
count for the mention Of ham when
there was such an abundance of dane
ing. singing Salamander chickens on the
stage at last nights performance.
Mcintyre and Heath have a vehicle
yes, yes, it is a vehicle-through which
runs q phantomlike plot blithely and
consistently compounded Of clever dane
ers, their own dear black selves. and
hero, heroine, papa and mamma. There
Is villain, too, but he gets cold pedal
extre mites, or perhaps he wasn't a nat
ural born villain. At all events, he
comes around at the end and apologies
to the heroine for making love to her.
Jack and Winnie Crisp the boy and
girl in love with one another. dance ex-
cellently. and sing and act acceptably.
They mako a connecting link between
Mcintyre and Heath and the nimble-
footed pink mad white chorus.
A musical comedy with two such
stars as are exploited in THE Ham
Tree" usually resolves itself into
waiting and wishing evening. pune
tuated by happy moments when the
principals are on the stage. A chorus
that is delight to the eye and ear. how
ever, successfully covers the interims in
this performance F. Y.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
CALLS ALASKAN BILL
AID TO GUGGENHE|MS

The charge that the Alaska coal land
leasing bill. as 1t passed the Senate, Is
measure to tighten the grip OF the
Guggenheim- Cunningham interests on
the Territory. is made by Congressman
Lenroot Of Wisconsin.
Congressman Lenroot. a progressive
Republican, says: THE main purpose
Of the Senate in passing the Alaska
coal bill seems to have been not TO
develop Alaska, but to give the Guggen-
him-Cunningham coal claimants another
opportunity to grab it. The bill author-
ICES the Secretary to compromise with
them, pay them back the money they
have paid In, and issue to them leases
without competitive bidding, in prefer
ence to any other applicants.
FINALLY. to insure the giving away OF
Alaska, the bill fixes maximum royalty
uponthe coal mined of cents per ton.
When 1t Is remembered that the Gug-
genheim syndicate actually made a con-
tract with the Cunningham claimants
for a royalty equal to 80 cents per ton.
we see how little regard the Democratic
Senate has for the public interest.
THE Democratic campaign book
boasts of the Alaska bill as a Demo-
cratic triumph. and as agreat conserva-
ton measure. AS 1t passed the House,
it was a measure in the public interest.
part that Republican and Progressive
members took in making it SO. AS the
bill passed the Senate, 1t is purely
Democratic product, and reveals what
the Democrats in the Senate Will do
whenever they get the opportunity
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
RESUMES WORK FOR
NORTH WASHINGTON
Citizens Association to Name
Committees for Coming Sea-
son This Week.

With the appointment this week OF
committees by the newly elected pres
ident, r. E. Harvey, the North Wash
ington Citizens Association will be-
gin the activities Of the fall and
winter season.
One of the early meetings planned
by the organization is a reception to
the District Commissioners and asso-
citation members and their families
which will be held in the parish hall
Of the Church Of the Advent, Second
and U streets northwest. within a
month.
The association has been assured by
the Commissioners that repairs to W
street. between First and Flagler
streets, soon will be made.
membership committee to increase
the enrolment of members. Wash
ington Topham, one of the boosters
of the association. in addressing the
brief meeting of the organization last
night in the Church Of the Advent,
said the welfare of the North Wash
ington section depended on the mem
bership Of the association.
The executive committee will con-
slider the matter of soliciting funds
for the American Red Cross and re-
port at the next meeting of the or
ganization.
New officers named last night to as
sist President Harvey are: First vice
president, DR.. A. D. Covey; second
vice president, Washington Topham;
secretary. F. NJ. Hoadley; treasurer.
Hugh Everett.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
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