F e THE WASHINGTON w ASHINGTOY TIMES TJlIE BATFEDAY TrnDA foJ JTTL I
showing made against the measure on onthe onthe
the floor was sufficiently strong strongWill strongWill
Will Vote Against Bill BillTJioe BillTho BillTlioee
TJioe e said to be quite sure to o vote voteagainst voteagalJdlt voteaglnat
against tteebill are Murdock Xrd of Ken Kensas Kensaa Kensaz
sas Hi HuSbard ibrd Woods Woo and Haug Haupu n of ofIowa ofIowa ofIOWA
Iowa Votatead Dart8IJndbergto Dav1 Llndberp Steen Steenerson Steener teen teeneron
erson er on Stevens and nd Millar of Mlnneao Mlnneaotn MtRn8 Mteneeot O Ota
tn t Lenroot Nelson and Cary of Wis Wisconsin tVIIIcon WI WIcontn ¬
consin con tn Qronna of North orth Dakota DakotaFolndaxter Dak8taPolD4uter DakotaPotnde3cter
Folndaxter of Washington TaablDton Mondell ondU of ofWyoming ofWyommg ofWyoming
Wyoming Mann of Illinois and South Southwick SouthIck Southwick
wick Ick of New oYkr oYkrRepresentative oYkrReprMefttattve oYkrRepreaentattve
Representative Bennet of New York Yorkhas Yortcbaa Yorkbaa
baa been talking of voting YOUI against anet the thebill thebill thebill
bill but it is 1 thought now he will sup support MlPport support ¬
port It He and Southwick are re much muchopposed muchopOMd muchoppoed
opposed to the corporation tax taxIt taJcIt taxIt
It was said in various quarters today todaythat todaythat
that the fact President Taft had taken takena tak taka
a pronounced stand on the glove Iove ached schedule achedule zchedule ¬
ule had strengthened the report in the theHouse theHoulle theHouee
House It appears there was rood KOOd8trtegy good goodeategy roodstrategy
strategy in this Many House Hou e member memberwere membeNwere memberswere
were vexed exed at the increases on gloves glovesand glovesand govesand
and they were the more indignant Ind nI1t be because beCause because ¬
cause of the fact Speaker Cannon had hadtaken hden had4cen
taken 4cen en a hand in the flght and was try tryICK tryiW trykg
ICK iW to help out Lucien N Littauer Littauerwhen UttaUfrWbea LtttauerWhat
when the President Pre tdent therefore took a ative aJIOftChe ap
p JIOftChe sidve tive stand against increases in ine IngJov ingloeee
gJov gloeee e he strengthened th the bill with a anumber a aatlftber anumber
number of the insurgents who dislike dl llke the theSpeaker theSpeaker the5pker
Speaker and were immensely Immen ely pleased to tofree toHi tosee
free him checkmated checkmatedWhen checkmatedW checkmatedWhen
When W the House Hou e met at 10 oclock to totake totake totake
take up 111 > the conference report on the thetariff thetarltl thetariff
tariff bill all the indications were that thatit thatit thatIt
it would be adopted before adjournment adjournmenttonight adjoqrnmenttonight adjournmenttonight
tonight To a considerable extent the thebottom thebottom thebottom
bottom ha hu fallen out of the various iii iiisurgent UilIurlnt msurgent
surgent movements Under pressure pressurefrom pre preeeurefrom sure suretrom
from the White House and from the theleaders theleaders theleaders
leaders of the House Hou e organization one oneinsurgent onelnwrgont onetosurgont
insurgent after another has been giving givingway givinGway gIvInway
way wayPresident wayPro wayPresident
President Pro ldent Taft ft has ba been busy since sincethe slnrathe sInceThe
the conference report was as brought in incalling incaJUns incaUInE
calling Republican members of the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House to his office and urging them to tovote tovote tovote
vote for the bill He has appealed to tothem totbem tothem
them to do o this not alone on peraoi per pernoial pernoialgrounds cmal cmalground al algrounds
grounds but in behalf of the Republican Republicanparty Republicanpart RepublicanDarty
party part He has pointed out that if a sub substantially substanUalI substantlally ¬
stantially stanUalI unanimous vote is secured securedfor securedfor securedfor
for the conference report in the House Houseand HOUkand Houseand
and Senate the party will 111 be in much muchbetter muchbetter muchbetter
better tihape IIh pe to face any attacks on the thetariff thetariff thetariff
tariff in the Congressional Con reMlonal election el tIcm This Thisappeal Thisappe1 Thisappeal
appeal from the President has had im important In Inportant letportant ¬
portant results and a a number of the in insurgents Insurgents insurgerits ¬
surgents have weakened in consequence consequenceof consequenceofit
of ofit ofitSpeaker it itSpeaker ItSpeaker
Speaker Cannon has lined up for the thebill thebill thebill
bill and is at work in an effort I fort to secure securethe securethe securethe
the adoption of the conference report reporthis repoltHe reporrHe
He halO luued a statement giving his hisreasons hisrellO1I hisreasons
reasons why the report should be beadopted beadopted beadopted
adopted Representative Repre entatlve Dwight the theRepublican thuRepubJlen theRepublican
Republican House whip has gone xoneover xoneoverthe over overthe overthe
the situation carefully and is confident confidentthe conftdentthe confidentthe
the bill will be passed passedEstimates puaedE passedEstimates
Estimates E tlmRtea vary as to the number of ofRepublican orRepubl1can ofRepublican
Republican votes which will be cast caiagainst ca caagalnat castagainst
against the bill In some quarters the thenumber thenumber thenumber
number is placed at from fifteen to totwenty totwenty totwenty
twenty This however largely lar e1y depends dependson
on the showing made in the course o othe or ortbe ofthe
the day while the conference report is isbeing Isbeing Isbeing
being debated That there are still stillsome 8tlllHome stillsome
some insurgent elements was plainly plainlyindicated plainlyIndicated plainlyindicated
indicated this morning as soon OOn as the theconference theconference theconference j
conference report was taken up upWhen upWhen upWhen
When the House was called to order orderat orderat orderat
at ID U I oclock Chairman Payne asked askedthat a askedthat ked kedthat
that the statement of the managers on onthe onthe onthe
the part of the House be read in place placeof placeof placeof
of the conference conerenee report He sought soughtin
in n this th way y to t dispense with the read reading readin reading ¬
ing in of the entire conference report reportwhich reportwhich reportwhich
which is a pamphlet pamphl t containing seven seventyfslx seventstx seventflstx
tyfslx printed pages Representative RepresentativeMondell Repre RepresentativeMondeil entaUve entaUveMondell
Mondell of Wyoming who is an in insurgent Insur Insurgent ¬
surgent sur ent on free hides and on coal coalpromptly coalpromptI coalpromptly
promptly objected This compelled the theclerk thederk theclerk
clerk to start in and read the full con conference conference eonference ¬
ference report The House Hou e leaders leadersshowed ledersshowed leadersshowed
showed their disgust dlsgu t In plain fashion fashionand fasblonand fashionand
and gathered in groups of twos and andthrees andthrees andthrees
threes to discuss the situation The Thereading ThareadIng Thereading
reading of the report however had hadto hadto hadto
to be proceeded with Ten minutes minuteswere mlftutewere minuteswere
were required for the clerks to wade wadethrough wadethrough wadethrough
through the first page which contained containeden
en enumeration of the paragraphs to toWhich towhich j jivhich
Which amendments had been made and andfrntl andfr3nt i ifrom
from which the House Hou e or the Senate Senateconferees Senateconfereft Senateconferees
conferees have receded recededTAKE recededTAKE recodedTAKE
TAKE TEN DAYS DAYSTO DAYSTO DAYSTO
TO ADOPT REPORT REPORTTen
Ten days day at the outside is It the period periodst perlodstt periodset
st dawn for the Senates consideration conaWerationand
and adoption of the tariff conference conferencereport conferencereport conferencereport
report This Thhla is baaed on statements atatementeof lltatemeRtof
of Democrat and insurgent Republican RepublicanSnatora Republicannatolil RepublicanSnatord
Snatora natolil today following conferences conferencesheld conferencesheldby
held heldby by both groups groupsThe Oups ruupsThe
The Democrats met and were in It KS KSslon 1Ie8don seesien
don two hours There was some ome harp fcharptalk aharptalk harptalk
talk about t various vesi features in the bill billIt bUllt billIt
It was felt that the measure ha hall been beenraa heenma beenmade
raa made < 3e e about bout as objectionably ob > > nably discrim discriminate dl8crtmIllata diserhulusts ¬
lusts against the South as could be pos possible po poIhle peasiNe ¬
siNe Ihle Free lIIee hides aroused t tie le antag antagonism 1UlbiaonlJD sutgnIsm ¬
onism of some and the duty on coif coifbnggtng cot cotbaatn cotbaggtng
bnggtng < < of ofothe others But the proposal proposalundertake proposalundor1ak proposalundortsJt
undertake a deliberate filibuster against againstThemeagure againstthe1measure rist ristthemeaeute
Themeagure the1measure as a a whole received staall staallerconnujperaent IIDlaIIet na1l na1lercouragement
erconnujperaent et C Urawement The general encra1 ral conclusion conclusionwas conetWitonwas conclusionwas
was that every er7 Senator should be as he hepleased hepleuecl hepleased
pleased and no resolution or other ex expresaion exreuton cxpreseton
presaion reuton of policy was adopted adoptedSenators adoptedSenaton adoptedSenators
Senators Bacon Bailey Ba eJ Daniel Clay ClayCulbenon Cla7Culbenon ClayCulbsrs
Culbsrs Culbenon n Stone Sto and a few f w other will willmake willmake willmake
make addresses add on the bill of which whichihat whlclt1hat whichthat
that by Mr Bailey will probably babl7 be the themost themMt themost
most extensive extensiveThere exteD8IVe exteD8IVeThere extensiverbe
There rbe will be some lively observa observations ob obeercationi erva erva110M ¬
tions about bow New England makes makest makestan makestar1
tan t art 0 tor the whole bole country ha her own owcinterest owninterest n nInterellt
interest said ld one Senator I think thinkMesras tbtakYuma thinkMemm
Yuma Aldrich J rIeb Ledge Crane 1M and Hale Halewill Halewill HaJewill
will find nd the oratory decWedly interest interestins Int interestlog
ins insThe
The Democratic speeches hea in the main mainwill maJnwUl mainwill
will be of an hour or less 1 and unless unlesssome uatua8Omt unlesssome
some small II group shall n decide to un undertake undertake widertake ¬
dertake a holdup bold there will be none noneThe non nonTIw noneThe
The insurgent Repub Republicans are still stillundecided aunundeclcled stillundecided
undecided about their course course Senator SenatorCummins SenatorCum Senatoreuminins
Cummins Cum was summoned to luncheon luncheon at atHie atthE atlbs
thE White House today and ad the incur insurgent tnargenta incurgenii ¬
gent agreed to take no action till after afterhie afterhilS afterhis
his return N a when they wilt meet late latein Jatein laten
in n the afternoon receive his report on ontiie onthe ontue
the Executive ttft attitude and decide what whatte whatto whatto
to do
Three former insurgents Burkeit BurkeitBrown BurkettBrowa BurketBrown
Brown and IWJ Crawford CrawtordwUl will vote for the theconference tbeonf8lttllee thecontersiice
conference report Two TwoLa La Follette and andBrtstow andBritowwU1 andBrtetowwti
Brtstow BritowwU1 will vote against it The other otherrive othertheCununIaa othertiveCwuw
rive theCununIaa Cummins Dolliver Clapp Nelson Kelsonunit Nmonand Nelsonand
and Beveridgeare ale determined to stick stickto sticktogether
to together It It it 1a possible and to vote voteltIter voteethey
ltIter for or against the measure as a aunit aunit
unit Their final decision will depend dependlargely dependJarsely dependlargely
largely on the assurances with which whichSenator whichSenator whichSenator
Senator Cummins Cu uDina return retu from the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House HouseIf HOWIeIt Houseif
If it were w < < e merely a matter of con concern concern
cern to me personally said Id Senator SenatorCummin SenatorCUlJllDln SenatorCummlns
Cummin I could decide d 1de It easily I Ibieve IbfoHeve IbeLeve
bieve the bill Is s on the whole rather ratherworse ratheror ratherworse
worse or than when it passed the Senate SenatePerhaps MenatePerhaps nate natePerbaps
Perhaps that is s too strong however howeverI
I have riot had opportunity oppo unity to examine examineall xamn xamnall
all 11 of it and welch all the changes changesBut ehaa ehaaBut changesBut
But voting v against ailUlI it might do more moreharm fttOreharm moreharm
harm to the movement for ultimate ultimater ultimate1tU1ta ultimaterwuIta
rwuIta r > 1tU1ta uKs than to vote for It and that thatwbata 1 1what Is Iswhat
what wbata we realize we must u t keep In mind mindPracJdaBt mindReeei1flll mindPra
PracJdaBt Pra dsat Receive Assurances JUntraaceTrww AssurancesTrne r rT
Trww T to his promise to the con conferee conf conferees ¬
feree f the President P t w wu busy today todaywith tOdaywftb todaywith
with the work of whipping into line lineborne hnebome hoeborne
borne of the House members who nave navebeen Iut have havebeen ve vebeen
been reported as against the t e bill billThe bULTIM billThe
The following Representatives RepH ataUna called calledat calledat calledat
at the White House today on the theMUier theinvitation thePresidents
Presidents invitation invitationMtUer tnvttttIonMiSer
MiSer of Minnesota Miller of Kansas KansasJohnson KaIIJob KansaJohesost
Johnson Job of Ohio Thomas of Ohio OhioKeifer OhioKef OhioKelfer
Keifer Kef of 0 Ohio Cooper of Wisconsin Wisconsinand WIIItOIUIIntnd Wisconsinztnd
and dUtrnhy of Missouri After they theyhad theyhad theyhad
had Mea eeeii the President thy b y left the theWhti tiMWhCt theVht
Whti Vht House without expressing them tbemaelv themseIvs themBelv
Belv seIvs s as to th their ir future course By Byfriend Byfrie flyfriend
friend frie of the Administration however howeverU
It ira ws freely claimed that the greater greaterr gIeatIportion eater eaterrortton
r portion ort Jew of the socalled Insurgentagainst insurgent insurgentagainst uurpataabwt
against the measure will be regular regularwiMta repalarwbe railarwhim
whim wbe the roll is called calledAll ealledAll calledAJI
All of e the Presidents callers fissured fissuredhhii assuredhti ed edhhl
hhii hti today that the bill will pas pam both bothho bothh beta1Io4c
ho h 1Io4c es wttbottt trouble Among IDOII < < them themurera themWfr themwere
were Wfr Senators nato Smoot Crane rane fiirtU fiirtUBorah CurtltBirah urtI3 urtI3Borah
Borah Beveridge and Dillingiiam LlillngiiainI
I 4
PATHFINDERS PICK PICKRELIABILITY PICKRELIABILITY
RELIABILITY ROAD ROADI ROADScouts
I Scouts Select New Route RouteFrom RouteFrom RouteFrom
From Batlimore to Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadeiphia ¬
delphia for Run RunContinued RunContinued RunContinued
Continued from First Page Pagebrand Pagebrand age agebrand
brand of autoists especially especial as there therewill therewill therewill
will be no prise awarded for speed and andthe andthe andthe
the gallus individual who predpttutea predpttuteahimself preclpll preclpllhlmHIt prec1pitueshimself
himself into a checking station ahead ah d of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the pilot car will receive a swift punch punchin punchIn punchin
in his score that will leave > him down downand downand downand
and out outFrom outFrom outFront
From Baltimore To Westminster WestminsterOn WestminstcOn
On the whole the rokds today from fromBaltimore fnmBaltimore frtmflaltimore
Baltimore to Westminster Ve tmlnster and York ae aegoovl aagGO1 aegooi
goovl but they ar are bad in spots and andcontain andcontain andcontain
contain enough thank eo mum o oharry oharry 0harry
harry the disposition of a saint lnt These Theuecunningiy The Thesecinnlngly e eennlngly
cunningiy devised Institutions of a by bygone bygone bygone ¬
gone age are a nuisance but also a agood agood agood
good means of finding whether ou have havea
a car that can stand wear and tear tearor teArOr tearor
or one that will shake to piccos in the theface theface theface
face of adversity adversityMayor adversityMayor adversityMayor
Mayor Mahool of Baltimore was pre prevented prevented prevented ¬
vented at the last minute from going goingto goingt goingto
to t Laurel to meet the scouts yesterdaybut yesterday yesterdaybut yestardaybut
but that did not interfere with the suc success 8UCce8IJ succes ¬
cess ces of the trip If the weather Is good goodwhen goodhen goodwhen
when hen the Munsey competition is held it itwill Itwill itwill
will be plain but in spots rough sail sailing sailing sailing ¬
ing but if the rain has fallen tall en steadily steadilyfor steadi steaditor steadilyfor
for any length of time the stretch from fromWashington tromWashington fromWashington
Washington to Baltimore may bring bringgrief bringgrlet bringgrief
grief to more than one entrant ambitious ambitiousfor ambitiousfor ambitiousfor
for a perfect score There Is a nat natlittle nMtIUttJe neatlittle
IUttJe little spot about a mile and a half halftttls this thisaide tsside
side of o Laurel It was wa there that two twomachines twomachines twomachines
I machines were hung up In the mud mudwhile mudI mudwhile
I while they were following the Washing Washington Washington Vashin Vashinton ¬
ton TimesBaltimore News intercity intercityMarathon IntercityMarathon lntercltyMarathon
Marathon race in June and It should shouldAnother shouldbe shouldbe
be watched in the reJiailiUty re1laility run runAnother runAnother
Another rowdy bit of going Ing is between betweenContee betycenContee betweenContee
Contee railroad station and Lavrel LavrelAway LalrelA LatreiAway
Away A wa back in the dark ages genius be became became became ¬
came so disgusted with that highway highwaycrime hlghwacrime highwaycrime
crime that he laid numerous poles in it itcrosswise itcroNwise itcrosswise
crosswise and made it into a a sort of ofamateur ofamat ofamatepr
amateur amat amatepr r plank pl nk road It is bad enough enoughwhen enoughwhen enoughwhen
when the conditions are perfect but butwhen butwhen butwhen
when the water has soaked through the thein thetop thetop
top dressing of decaying odd odds and en eno ends endsof in < ls lsof
of o wood It is indeed a severe strain strainon strainon train trainon
on the patience of one who has sought soughtto
to live according accordln to the principles of ofsweet ofsweet ofsweet
sweet charity charityBut charityEut charityBut
But on the whole splendid progress progresshae progresshu progresshas
has been made in building a boulevard boulevardstraight boulevardstralg1tt boulevardstraight
straight through from Washington tu tuBaltimore tuBaltlmre toBaltimore
Baltimore end nd where complete the theroadbed theroalbed theroadbed
roadbed is one of the most attractive attractiveia
ia tu the United States An unfilled unft1Jedstrelch unfilledstretch unfilledstretch
stretch about three miles beyond Water Waterloo Waterleo Vat r rJoo ¬
leo Crossing or Cross Roads or what whatever whatever
ever the place is called is still a terror terrorbut terrorbut terrorbut
but it will probably be finished before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the lunseyltes uniley1te hit the pike in Sep ¬
tember temberGreat temberGreat temberGreat
Great interest was manifested manife ted in the theChalmersDetroit theCbalmersDEotrolt theChalmersDetroit
ChalmersDetroit scout car yesterday on onthe onthe onthe
the road and on the streets 01 Balti Baltimore Baltimore
more today All the neighbors inquired inquireddiligently Inquireddiligently inguireddiligently
diligently what the excitement was wasabout waaaoout wasabout
about and pestered pe terod Karl Schnorr S hnorr the thedriver thedriver thedriver
driver with questions about whether whetherhe whelberh whetherbit
he h was the man who drove it from Den Denver Denvtr Denver ¬
ver to Mexico City The honorable honorablesears honorablesears
sears of many a rough pathfinding pathfindingtrip pathfindingtrip path ndlng ndlnguip
trip over mountains and deserts made madethe madetill madethe
the car really worth orth seeing for it has hasaccomplished hkaaccomplbhed heaaccomplished
accomplished what even experienced experiencedmakers exp experiencedmakers rlerced rlercedmakers
makers of > f automobiles thought impos impossible impoadble impossible ¬
sible So great is its reputation re uaUon that thatit thatIt thatIt
it is much in demand for exploring trips tripsand tripsand tripsand
and it is I icngaged engaged for almost all lI of the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming 3 Xear XearMuch ar arMuch r rlIueh
Much of 0 the very good time that was washad washad washad
had by all in Baltimore was due to the thebusy he hebusy hebusy
busy hospitality of A Stanley 5ell 5ellpresident elJ elJpre e1Ipresident
president pre ldent of the Zeil Motor Car Com Company Company Coinitally ¬
pany Mr Zell had an escorting car at atLaurel atuurel atLaurel
Laurel driven driven by Herbert MHartman MHartmanand M MfHartmnand Hartman HartmanUMl
and FreCerick Prt > 4erlck Bucher and MIL II Harig
They dcmon8trat ed that entertaining entertainingscouting entert8inJ entert8inJMOUting entertainingscouting
scouting parties is one of their beet beettricks befittrieks beettricks
tricks and without them hem there would wouldhave woulclhave wouldhave
have been ocen a sadness in reaching the theFdmonuon th thI theEdmonson
Fdmonuon I avenue entrance to Balti Baltimore Baltimore A1tl A1tlmor ¬
more mor for the bluebird party were Iy 1 1lag ly ¬
ing along on the wrong road when ice rescued relSculd icecued ¬
cued culd and steered into the road past pastRelay pastHelay pastRelay
Relay and on through Cat Catns1lie Catns1lieBALTIMORE nsvill H51I1eBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE MAYOR MAYORWISHES MAYORWISHES
WISHES GODSPEED
I
BALTIMORE July 31 31wlth 31WIth with a God Godspeed Gooapeed Godspeed ¬
speed from J J Barry Mahool mayor inaOr of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the city of Baltimore the llu lIme Bird car carthe carthe carthe
the pathfinder for the Munsey reliability reliabilityrun
run from rom Washington to Boston B n and andreturn andreturn andreturn
return September 21 1 to 2k was as turned turnedby turnedby turnedby
by Driver Carl Schnorr tdward Reisters ReisterstowH Relaterstowa Reisterstown
town shortly after noon today
The second leg of the pathftndtng trip
had begun be < < un under most auspicious cir circumstances elreumata circumsiances ¬
cumstances eumata By special appointment appointmentMayor aplJOintmentMaOr appointmentMayor
Mayor Mahool remained in his office officefor olliceCo officefor
for Co some time after the Jsual Saturday Saturdayclosing Saturdayclln Saturdayciosing
closing clln hour in order tu welcome me mediatinruished tUcdlattnculabed tuedistinguished
distinguished automobile party At 1290 1290oclock 12 12oC1ock 1210oclock
oclock Mayors Clerk Jordan and Mes Messenger Messenger left lefteDS8r ¬
senger Bush flung open the door leading leadingwith ludln ludlno leadingto
to o his honors private apartments anet anetwith and andwith
with all smiles the mayor grasped each eachmember eachmember eachmember
member of J the party warmly armly by the thehand tbehand thehand
hand handThomas handThom handT3oma
Thomas Thom S Rice sporting sp rUn < < editor of ofThe olTh ofThe
The Th Washington Times who is iu iucharge IIJI itscharge
charge of the run Garl arl Schnorr who bo I Ithe bt btthe Isthe
I the pilot of the t e famous Blue Bird BirdChalmersDetroit BirdChalmersDetroit BirdChalmersDetroit
ChalmersDetroit scout eout car of vark4 vark4and vari 4 4and
I and long experience Mr Deatel atel of tle tleWashington tteWaahlqton tleWashington
Washington Times and nd Dick Tay ¬
lor the official of cial photographer hoosrapher of the theparty tlie tliepart theparty
1
party part were w re introduced and the mayor mayorgot mayorgot mayorgot
got busy bUM eaaklng skin questions About bout the thecar t tcar thecar
car and expressing his hi mterert in such suchcontests auehcontestow sehcontests
contests as the Munsey run runI rUILI runI
I am III something of o an automoblltet automoblltetmyself automoblllutmyself > t tmylr
myself said his honor F lrr r I made madethe madethe madethe
the trip to Laurel several weeks W 8 ago to tomeet lomeet tomeet
meet the New York to Atlanta Path Pathfinder Pathtinder Pathfinder ¬
finder and had a jolly joll good time If it itwasnt itfor itwasnt
wasnt for you autonttbilists I dont dontknow dontknow dontknow
know how long it would be before wo woget weget c cet
get et the th good roads we wenuat must have Theae Theaeruns TheaerulUl Theserune
runs to show the endurance of cars aie aiefine al alftne c cfine
fine thl1p th frigs and I am delighted at the theprospects th thproapectll theprospects
prospects of another big one coming comingthroucrh
Baltimore
The le mayor was Invited to walk out outand outand
and take a ride in the Blue Bird and andpromptly an anpIOIftptly andpromptly
promptly accepted He had an engage engagement ehcagement engagemont ¬
ment to visit the Fresh Air Farm OUr In InHoward InHoward inHoward
Howard county this thl afternoon and was waslimited waRlimited waslimited
limited as to time but he rode in the thePathfinder thePathdnder thePathfinder
Pathfinder from the Holiday street treet en entrance entrane entrance ¬
trance of the city hall hall up Lexington to toCalvert toCalvert
Calvert street > > tr t past The News building buildingand buildingand buildingand
and down Fayette street treet to Holiday Holidaywhere HOlidaywhere Holidaywhere
where he alighted and lingered long longenough lonlenough longenough
enough to express his surj 8urrAi surrse > ri e at the theeasy theeay theeasy
easy running ru alng of o the U car that had al already already 1 1ready ¬
ready traveled more than 34000 mites mitesHow mlleHow mIlesHow
How fast can you go pt1 was the first firstquestion ftrlltqu firstquestion
question qu tIon his honor asked ked on hid little littlerun 1lttlerun littlerun
run runWhen When Then told that between thirty and andforty andforty andforty
forty mites was the limit at the present preventgear presentgear presentgear
gear of the pathfinder he expressed sur surprise surprise surprise ¬
prise He made Driver Schnorr prom promiseHhat prom1ae promlee
iseHhat lee that that he h would stop again on the thereturn theret thereturn
ret return rn trip tripI tripAfter tripAfter
I After leaving leavln < < the city hall piloted by byE byE byE
E L I Leinbach in the Oldsmobile enter entered entered entered ¬
ed ed in the Munsey run and with the rear rearguard rearUrd rearguard
guard Urd protected by Herbert Hart HartftJan FIartnan man in ina Ina Ina
a fellow ChalmersDetroit to the scout scoutcar BCOutear scoutcar
car the pathfinder went out Lexington Lexingtonstreet Lexington8tJeet Lexingtonstreet
street to St Paul and turning north northward northwant northwset ¬
ward sought Drult Hill Park to get to totho totho tothe
tho Reisterstown road which they will willfollow willfollow willfollow
follow beyond to Westminster and then thenthrough thentbroqh thenthrough
through LKtleetown Hanover and to toYork toYork toYork
York the objective point of todays todaysrun today todayrun todaysrun
run The start today was somewhat somewhatdelayed somewhatctelayed somewhatdelayed
delayed by fitting fttUn on a second cyclome cyclometer cyclometer cyclometer ¬
ter 10 o as to be absolutely sure of the
distance traveled traveledMETZ traveledMETZ traveledMETZ
METZ AND OLDS OLDSWILL OLDSWILL
I WILL MAKE TOUR TOURBy TO FOURy R RBy
By y HARRY WARD WARDNow WARDtoW WARDNow
Now toW that the pathfinder have ha be begun heUte begus ¬
gun tb Ute work of laying out the row rowfor routor tWa tWafor
for the Fran Prank A Mutwey retiabtl retiabtlcontest reliabflcontest l ltOntett
contest interest in this important Eat
PATHFINDING CAR ARARRIVING ARRIVING A RIVING IN BALTIMORE B L TIM ORE I
a < c e s k
MUNSEY RELIABILITY RUN RUNSCOU1S SCOU1S DRAW LARGE CROWD CROWDIN IN FRONT OF NEWS OFFICE
ern et er automobile event is increasing at ata ata
a great gr at rate The Th TIaendIng ending of the Glid Glidden Glidden Gildden
den tour tour yesterday ye terday at Kansas City has hasalso hasal4io hasalso
also served to draw the attention of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the automobile aw > > mohlle world to the next big bigtour bigtour bigtour
tour Which will lee ue the Munaey Munse contest contestIt O8nt O8ntIt contestIt
It is understood that a anu number nuniberot nuniberotthe lurof lurofthe of ofthe
the oars that competed in Inlhe the GHdden GHddentour GUddentour Gliddentour
tour Wit > be entered In the Munsey Munseytour Munseytour iIuniteYtour
tour C H Van Del Voort president pre ldentof ldentofthe of ofthe ofthe
the Moline Automobile Company Comp ny was wasqubted wasqubted wasqubted
qubted In Kansas KaneasCity City Ity to the effect that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the three Moline Mohnecas caps CS that participated participatedIn
In the GHdden sour our ur an antI a < I which whlehdld whlehdldsplendid did didsplendid didsplendid
splendid work Ork will be b In tho Munsey Munseytour Munseytour Munseytour
tour next SntemberV S Sitember ember I believe in con contests 00n 00ntests coutests ¬
tests said President Pr6Sl ent Van Vat l5br ior VyBort VyBortand ort ortand rt rtand
and shall be very yerylctlv03 ictive Inthat In tnthat tnthatfrom thatfietd thatfietdfrom field fieldfrom
from now on Jus as so6n as he re returns roturns returns
turns to the factory it Is rpoeted r p > > Cted the theMoline theIollne theMollne
Moline entries will be signed and sent sentto sentto > > ent entto
to Washington WashingtonC WasftlntonC
C H Metz maker of Metz Plan PlanCar PlanCar I
Car hag asked for entry blanks and anddetailed anddetailed anddetailed
detailed information about the tour tourstating tourstating tourstating
stating that he contemplated entering a afleet afteet afleet
fleet of t these tb wellknown Waltham Walthammade Walthammade V1thammade
made cars The Metz is a stylish little littlerunabout littlerunabout littlerunabout
runabout that sells at t a very low price priceand priceand priceand
and the maker evidently regards the theMunsey thelIunJey theMunsey
Munsey tour as offering a IL L splendid op opportunity opportunity opportunity ¬
portunity for showing what the little littlecars littlecars littlecars
cars can do over a long route routeAnother routeAnother routeAnother
Another Oldsmobile has been entered enteredThe enteredThe enteredThe
The Baltimore branch of the Olds Motor MotorWorks MotorVorks MotorWorks
Works of which Ed Leimbach is man managfr managr managpr
agfr agr is resporslble for the entry Mr MrLeimbach MrLeimbach MrLeimbach
Leimbach will pilot the car himself and amias andas andas
as he has had a great deal of experience experiencein experlencIn
in reliability contests and other oth t com competitive cernpeUtive cornpetitive ¬
petitive events it is evident the Oldamo Oldamobile Oldsmobile Oldemobile
bile will be skillfully handled handledMr handledMr handledMr
Mr Leimbachs entry is a fourcylin fourcylinder tourcyllnder fourcyllader ¬
der machine while the other Oldsmobile OldsmobileIs
Is a big bl six slxwhlch which was entered by bythe bythe bythe
the factory through the Philadelphia Philadelphiabranch Philadelphiabnmch Philadelphiabranch
branch With Tom Berger at the thewheel thewheel thewheel
wheel of the Big Six and Leimbach Leimbachas
as pilOt pI1 t of the fourcylinder fO lrcyUnder car the theOldsmoblle theOldsmobile theOldsmobile
Oldsmobile team Woks like a a mighty mightygood mightygood mightygood
good outfit outfitThomas outfttTboma outfitThomas
Thomas S Rice who is in charge of ofthe orthe ofthe
the pathnnding part IK I using a Royal Royaltypewriter Royaltypewriter Royaltypewriter
typewriter in preparing his copy The Themachine Themac61ne Themachine
machine was wa furnished through the thecourtesy thecourt thecourtesy
courtesy court y of o the tbeVashington Washington branch of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Royal Typewriter Company CompanThe CompanfThe CompanyThe
The ChalmersDetroit ChaJmer Detroit pathtinding car caris caris carIs
is equipped with two speedometers one onea onea onea
a Jones and andtbe the other a Warner autom automfer automereI automefer
ereI fer The latter machine was Installed Installedon installedWI
on WI n the car by the Philadelphia branch branchor branchor
or o or the Warner rarner Instrument Company CompanyThe CompanyThe CompanyThe
The use of two speedometers insures the thegreatest thereAte thegreatest
greatest < < reAte t accuracy in mapping out the theMunftey theMuntey theMunbey
Munftey route
The Vital Records RecordsRichard RecordsBirths
Births BirthsRichard BirthsRiChard
Richard and Margaret M 1 Lewis boYbt hoyttwins boyb boybtwins
twins twinsMarion t wi wiMarton I IMarion
Marion R and an < < Marie S Preston Pre ton girt girtJoseph KirlJo girlJoseph
Joseph Jo eph W r and Caroline Kreuttner girl girlCharles girlCharles II
Charles F and Carrie E Herold girl girlLlewellyn girlLlewellyn girlLlewellyn
Llewellyn and Rose Ro e Tapp boy boyBernhard borBernhard boyBernhard
Bernhard and Hattie Turoff boy boyJohn boyJohn boyJohn
John C and Etheldredia Hanway girl girlMarriage girLMarriage girlMarriage
Marriage Licenses LicensesFredmWn LicensesPrechnan LicensesPredm
FredmWn Prechnan Predm J J Wolcott Voleottand and Abbie AbbI M MPusejr MPusey I IPUN7
Pusejr PusejrJohn PUN7John PuseyJohn
John B Burke and Bessie C Krause Krauseof Krauseof
0 of Washington WashingtonCharles WuhlncwnCharJe5 WashingtonCharles
Charles Jennings J ennl and Onie E McKee McKeeof McKeeof McKeeof
of Goochlands county Va VaF VaF VaF
F F C Chlleote of Ridgoway Ridge county count countPA
Pa and Grace C Day D of o Washington WashingtonJohn WashingtonJohn a lnrton lnrtonJohn
John R Inglehart and Eva Ev M Davis Ja of ofWashington ofWathlngton f fTAihlncton
Washington WashingtonConrad WathlngtonConrad TAihlnctonConrad
Conrad Becker and Oliva M Deaklnc of ofWashington ofVashlngton ofWashington
Washington WashingtonJohn WashingtonJohn VashlngtonJohn
John J Rives and Julia Potter of ofWashington ufWu
Washington Wu lft8ton
Elmer i D Cole am amWashington and Edith A FeICer or orVuhlngton ofWashington
Washington
Deaths DeathsMargaret DeathsMargaret DeathsMargaret
Margaret Lumford Martin 74 4 years 131 1321Delafield 131Delaftttid 131Delafield
Delafield street > > northwest northwestHelen northwestHelen northwestHelen
Helen M Rolls 72 years eaIll 900 Twenty Twentyfirst Twentyfirst
I first street northwest northwestThomas northwesLThorn northwestThomas
Thomas Thorn G Haviiand 76 years Drum Drummond Drummond Drummood
mond Md MdJames MdJamea RdJames
James G Holland 60 years coo New NewJersey NewJfTlley NewJersey
Jersey avenue northwest northwestCatherine HortkwMtCatherine northwestCatherine
Catherine Schermerhom 67 years 28 K Kstreet Kstreet Kstreet
street northweB northweBAlbert northwouA1bert northweeAlbert
Albert Mitchell 50 years 94 4 42 B street streetsoutheast streetlIOutheaft streetsoutheast
southeast southeastVirginia lIOutheaftVirginia southeastVirginia
Virginia Griffith il years ye rs 1S28 1 Sixteenth Sixteenthstreet Sixteenthstreet
street 8tr t northwest northwestCharles northweetCharles northwestCharles
Charles Morris Warren 44 years 723 723Seventh mSeventh 723Seventh
Seventh street northeast northeastJohn nCirtheaitJohn northeastJohn
John T Kengla 83 year yea no Foxhall road roadDorothy roadDorothy I IDorothy
I Dorothy Mooney 7 years 3016 916 3l0 0 street streetnorthwest streetnorthwest streetnorthwest
northwest northwestInfant northwestInant northwestInfant
Infant of Patrick and Nora Carr 2 days da
714 Twentyfourth street northwest northwestInfant northwestIntant northwestInfant
Infant of Richard and Margaret T TLewis TLewis I ILewl
Lewis 2 clays Broad road Run Va VaDied VaDied VaDied
Died DiedDAXlEL8On DiedDANIELOa DiedDANIxOu
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son of Krtwftnt and Annie Bewlejr JJew1 Daniels Danielsaged DanJ ls lsKe l laKeIt
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HOLLAND HOLLAXDOR On Friday Prida July 39 ItW at atJAXE8 I Ia Ia
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Chart Charles = O I La Fontaine 4f7 r Maryl MarylanI n < 1 av avnu aye ayeflue J
nu Due southwest outhw rt M EUGENE INDER INDERMAUER INDERMAUER INDERMAtTER
MAUER MAUERSMITH MAUERSXITHAURELIA MAtTERSMITHAURELIA
SMITH SXITHAURELIA AURELIA wire we of the late Leslie LeslieSmith lAlilieSmith LeslIeSmith
Smith
UNDERTAKERS UNDERTAKERSHARRY UNDERTAKERSHARRY UNDERTAKERSHARRY
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Telephone Main fain 1386 1386FUNERAL 1386FUNERAL 1386FUNERAL
FUNERAL DESIGNS DESIGNSFUNERAL DESIGNSFUNERAl DESIGNSFUNERAL
FUNERAL DESIGNS DESIGNSof
of every description deRrJpUo1moderat moderately ly priced pricedGUDE pricedGUDE
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CHUNG SIN HELD HELDON ELD ELDON
ON HER CHARGE CHARGEChinese CHARGEChinese CHARGEChinese
Chinese Cook Charged Withi WithiAssisting With WithAssi WithAssisting
Assisting Assi ing Leon L n Pack Elsie ElsieSigels ElsieSigels ElsieSigels
Sigels Body BodyNEW BodyNEW BodyNKW
NEW YORK July IlMag 1Magstratb 1MagstratbFinn Magistrate MagistrateFinn strlite strliteFInn
Finn today issued a warrant for the ar arrest arrest ¬
rest 1 on n a charge of murder in the npst npstdegree fipetdegree J15t J15tderee
degree of o Chung Chun Sing the Chinese who whohas whobu whohas
has been held by the police since the thekilling thekUling thekilling
killing of 9f Elsif Ieif Stgel the twentyyear twentyyearold
old mission mlll On worker in the room of Leon LeonLing LeonLing LeonLlng
Ling Chung Sins roommate roommateThe roommateThe I
The warrant wa wu obtained by Assistant AssistantDistrict AsatstantDistrict AssistantDistrict
District Atorney Mayher on an affidavit affidavitmade affidavitmade t daVlt daVltmade
made by Quan Ylck Nam the grizzled grizzledold grizzledold grizzledold
old Chinese Cbine e interpreter who has aided aidedthe aidedthe aidedthe
the police in their terrific third degree degreewhich degreewhich degreewhich
which they th y have employed empl Ye41 on Chung ChungSing Ch ChungSing ng ngSing
Sing ever since his arrest arrestQuan arrestQuan arrestQuan
Quan Yick Nam Neam In th the affidavit says saysthat saysthat ays aysthat
that he has he hHn n Informed by reliable reliablepersons reliablepelBONI reliablepersons
persons that Chung Sing not only saw sawthe tw twthe w wthe
the missionary girl murdered but that
he assisted in the packing packlnL of her body
in the trunk of Leon Ling lng and in inroping Inroping Inroping
roping the trunk trunkQuan trunkQuan trunkQuan
Quan Yick Nam states that Chung
Sings part in the crime consisted solely 801el 801elor
or watching the th killing and assisting
i the disposal of the body boil boilThe
The warrant for Chung Sing is the theresult theresult theresult
result of an attempt by the UJ Chinese Chinesesociety ChineseBOCiety Chinesesociety
society of the Four Brothers to se secure fc fccure tocure
cure the release of o thl he suapfect 8Uill t through throughwhom
lichens eo corp proceedings It i Is be belIeved beliered
lIeved the IYtCe lMY given IY n uP hono ot oteapturlng ofcapturing
capturing t the fu8fUve L Leon n LIng for rnrwhom forwhom
whom a a worldwide search ha hah been beenprosecuted beenpro beenprosecuted
prosecuted pro ecut and they will try t1 to make makeChung makeChung makeChung
Chung suffer for the crime crimeOFFICER crimeOFFICER crimeOFFiCER
OFFICER DISCOVERS DISCOVERSSPEEDOMETER DISCOVERSSPEEDOMETER DISCOVERSSPEEDOMETER
SPEEDOMETER WRONG WRONGSecures WRONGSecures VRONGSecures
Secures Return of Collateral to toAutoists toAutoists toAutoists
Autoists Accused of Speed Speeding Speeding Speedlug ¬
ing Their Cars CarsBicycle CarsBicycle CarsBicycle
Bicycle Policeman Gus Lauton of the theSixth theSixth theSixth
Sixth precinct today secured the re return return raturn ¬
turn of 10 deposited as a collateral by byWilliam byWilliam byWilliam
William S Phillip and Leroy Brown Brownfor Brownfor Brownfor
for speeding > IR < < their automobiles and the thescales tl1eeca1etJ thescales
scales of Justice are again in working workingorder workl worklorder workingorder
order Because of an incorrect speed speedometer speedometer speedometer ¬
ometer on hut wheel Lauton had tam tampered tamper tampored ¬
pored per with the said scales of justice justiceand jufilceand justiceand
and the autoiats had been the loser loserthereby 1000ertbereby loserthereby
thereby therebyWhen tberebyWhen therebyWhen
When Lauton arrested the men on onColumbia onColumbia onColumbia
Columbia road last Sunday he had hadthem hadthem hadthorn
them recorded a 111 running eighteen and andtwenty andtwenty andtwenty
twenty miles mil per hour respectively
This was too fast and they deposited
S collateral each and of course never nevershowed neve neveshowed nevershowed
showed up for trial Gus had his speed speedometer speedometer speedometer ¬
ometer tested yesterday and to his hissurprise hilisurprise hissurprise
surprise and consternation copsternaUon found that thatit thatIt thatIt
it showed a speed of from three to tofive tofive tofive
five miles more than the truth Lauton Lautonimmediately IAutonImmedlatel Lautonimmediately
immediately Immedlatel got Phillips and Brown Brownback Brownback Brownbeck
back to court had the case ca e reopened reopenedadmitted eopeonedadmitted
admitted the guilt of his speedometer speedometerand s > eedometerand
and saw the men get back their money
THINKS DEATH LIST LISTWILL LISTWILLREACH
WILL WILLREACH REACH 500 500Mexican 600Mexican
Mexican Government Rushes RujshesSupplies RushesSupplies RushesSiip1ies
Supplies to Districts Dist ict Wreck Wrecked Wrecked WreckI
I ed by byEarthquiike byEarthquiikeContinued e Earthquake EarthquakeContinued Earthqu ke keContinued
Continued from First Page Pagedamage P Pagedamage ge gedamega
damage was vaa done at Reopen Zapate ZapateProvidenda ZapateProvidenola ZapateProvidencla
Providenda Atoyac Aynila yntIa Nexpa NexpaAeatian NaxpaAeaUtI NexpaAcatla
Aeatian and Chilpa while Ig wia aim Telo Telolapan TeJoJaJHU1 Tab Tablapan
lapan Cocula cula Cutzamala Amateh AmatehSultepeh AmatehSultep9b AmatehSelteph
Sultepeh and other towns north otf 0 the theBalsas theBaJsas theBalms
Balsas river were I also so devastated devastatedMany devastutdMany devastziteclMany
Many Americans are said id t 11 h hve hvebeen c ve vebeen vebeen
been in the earthquake zone an anr fear is isfelt Istelt Isfelt
felt f fOr < 5r r their safety safetyThe safetyThe tety tetyThe
The earthquake earth < < luake was felt i Ir Mexico MexicoCity MexicoCity MexicoCity
City though no serious damage was wasdone wasdone wasdone
done there The rocking of the city citywas oItywas citywas
was sufficient to toll the balls IHiI s In the ca cathedral enthedrab i ithedral
thedral thedralIn thedralIn thedrabIn
In the outskirts of Mexico Mexk City how however however however ¬
ever six persons lest their lives JIve in fall falling falle falleIng falling ¬
ing buildings No o Americans were wereOfficial werekilled werekilled
killed killedOfficial killedOfficial
Official Dispatches Tell of Quake QuakeTwo QuakeTwo QuakeTwo
Two official dispatches dl tche uoiicerning voflcerntngthe voflcerntngtheearthquake concernlngtheearthquake the theearthquake
earthquake in Mexico were received at atthe atthe atthe
the State Department today todayOne todayOn9 todayOne
One from Harry K 1 Tangburrv iangburqvice iangburqviceconsul vice viceconsul viceconsul
consul at Acapulco dated July 80 4 4a 4a 4a
a ra is as follows Severe earth earthquake earthquake earthquake ¬
quake Great loss of property propertCon propertConsolate Con Consulate Consulate ¬
sulate damaged damaged Few live Itv lives lost No NoAmericana NoAmericana NoAmericans
Americana Injured InjuredAmbassador IQjuredAmbador InjuredAmbassador
Ambassador Thomnfoa telegraphs telegraphsfrom telegraphsfrom telegraphsfrom
from Mexico City To r long and andsevere andsevere andsevere
severe earthquakes occuTtxl In the t1l val valley valley vatley ¬
ley of Mexico last night nl t and probably probablycovered probablycovered probablycovered
covered all the territory between tveen this thiscity thiscity thiscity
city and the Pacific Wres in this thi > the thesouthern thefiOuthern thesouthern
southern district are in bud shape but butit butIt butit
it is reported repor that Acapoloo A p I 6 is entirely entirelydestroyed entirelydeatroyed entirelydestroyed
destroyed and Tiltancingc capital OL OLGuerrero IL ILGu
Guerrero Gu rrero thought also al o to be destroyed destroyedIn
In this thl city many buildings were ere some somewhat 80 somewhat me mewhat ¬
what damaged and probably a dozen dozenpeople dozenpeople dozenpeople
people killed The first shock of sev several several several ¬
eral minutes was very severe the thespongy thespony thespongy
spongy soil as before saving many manyWhat manyJo manyinsees
Jo insees iea
inseesWhat ieaWhat
What Congress Did DidIN DidIN DidIN
IN THE SENATE SENATEUrgency SENATEUr SENATEUrgency
Urgency Ur ency deficiency bill under consid consideration consIderation conh1eration ¬
eration in the Senate SenateSenate SenateSenate SenateSenate
Senate kills provision reducing Lie Liepremium tepremlumc Liepremiums
premium which may be charged cha chargedbonding ed by bybonding J Jbondln
bonding bondln companies companiesIN COmpaDle8IN
IN THE HOUSE HOUSEThe ROUEThe HOUEThe
The House met at M oclock and the re report reo reoport report ¬
port of the conference committee on onthe onthe onthe
the tariff bill wail read readShortly r8 r8Shortly readShortly
Shortly after 1 oclock a rule was adopt adopted acJCIted adcspted ¬
ed to take a a vote on the confer conference conferep8report conferencereport epea epeareport
report not later than S oclock tonight tonightHouse tOJigh1 tOJigh1Hou toighlHouse
House Hou leaders are confident that tha t the theconference + he heconference beconference
conference report will be adopted adoptedi adoptedOVERDOSE adoptedOVERDOSE
i OVERDOSE KILLS PREACHER PREACHERROCHESTER PREACHERROCHESTER PREACHERROCHESTER
ROCHESTER N Y July 31 ItThe ItTheRev 31TheRev The TheRev
Rev Lewis Wets of Bradford Pa wan wanfound wa wafound wasfound
found in a stupor in b bf bed Hl > d in a bate batehere hetehere > c chEre
here apd died later lat r Death was caused causedfrom caUfedfrom cautodfrom
from an overdose of a steeping 81 elnb potion
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I n Pianos Piai Given A Away Nay C I ftb
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if n Tuesday ues ay Aug ug i 7 ft Ui ftUi
H ft We will give away avay TWELVE TVEL VE 12 SQUARE PIANOS to toH totwelve toif
H twelve little girls in Washington who haven h ver a piano now but butH butI I Iwho
H I who are anxious to make a beginning in music musicH mu rnusc rnuscThe c cg
H g The only expense exp nse will be the drayage to your home in the theii H HH ff
H ii city and for a serviceable stool the th total of which will not exceed exceedfive S SH fl
H five dollars 500 500The a
E The Piano will be h given ABSOLUTELY FREE and at any H Efuture
p i future time if you wish to exchange if for a better piano we will willcredit H Hn rcredit
n credit you you witn withothe the full amount paid paidO paidOur H
if Our O r reason for giving away these Pianos is that we need the theill theif i iit
it floor space tIE t t once for new stock coming in from our factories factoriesn
n In addition to the above FREE PIANOS we have FIFTY h
ill uuvmil l I LU mi auvvk i ivii i ini v > n v IIMTU i 11 i i iH
H 50 SQUARE PIANOS ranging in price from 1000 to 150 n nH if ff
H which we will v l sell on weekly payments of ONE JS100 100 Dollar H H1JC nB ffB
1JC B OU1C sure and tlllli avail lVttil yourself UUl ii of Ji this mi opportunity < ppvi IUIIIV Y to i J jvvuiu secure a a aPiano ft
H ft Piano for the home without it costing you ONE PENNY PENNYDont PENNYH PENNYI
H I Dont Forget the Date DateI DateI I IJTuesday
JTuesday I I Tuesday August 3 190 190mithPianoCo 1909 1909FGSmithPianoCo I In
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REVIEWED REVIEEDBY BY KM6j KM6ji KM6jEnglands KING KINGEngland KINGEnglands i i
Englands s Classiest t lassiest War Warships Warships Warships ¬
ships Assemble at at Cowes Cowesto
to Welcome Vel ome the Czar GzarCOWES CzarCOWES CzarCoWES
COWES ISLE OF WIGHT England EnglandJuly EnglandJul EnglandJuly
July Jul 31 31rhe The thousands of people who whohave whohavE whohave
have gathered here for the yacht re regatta regatta regatta ¬
gatta Monday were wer in4roduc4d Intr ducM to a asplendid asplmdid aspttiidld
splendid sea St pageant today when King KingEdward KingEdward KingEdward
Edward on the royal yacht reviewed reviewedthe re reviewedthe lewed lewedthe
the great English squadron assembled assembledhere assembledhere assembledhere
here to greet the Czar and Czarina CzarinaOne CzarinaOne CzarinaOne
One hundred and fiftythroe of Eng Englands Englands Englaiids ¬
lands classiest classlu t warships are gathered gatheredin
in the harbor arid they presented a amagnificent amagnificent amagnificent
magnificent s spectacle ectacle as with bunting j jsailors
I flying and guns booming salute while whlII whilet
t sailors manned the arms the Kings Kingsyacht Klngayacht
I I yacht passed among them themSix themSix
I Six great Dreadnoughts with their theirtriyod theirtripod
i tripod military masts Vere the central centralfigures centralflguras central1igires
figures in the reyiew reyiewThe reviewfho reyiewrite
The 163 ships were gathered In n two twoI I
I linis Jln S while wbU without was as a third line lineoc lineo I
oc 0 wickedlooking wlckedIookln torpedo boats boatsguard
he six Dreadnoughts wIll form a aguard aguard
guard of hnor for the Russian Czar Czaron
i on his way from Splthead here on his hisyacht hisacht lilayacht
I yacht acht the Standart StandartThfl StandartTht StandartThu
Thfl gather gatherng ng of the great war fleet
it IB said s id is for th the dual purpose of
impressing tho Czar and endeavoring endeavoring1warships
to have him place ardors for Rn5 Russian Russianwarships lan lanWarghlps
warships in England EnzlandGUA EnglandGUA1EALA
GUA GUA1EALA TE ALA POST
FOR WILLIAM SANDS SANDSD SANDSJrrict
District D trictl Man an Nominated To Toclay ToHayH Tosdayh
HayH sdayh clay H C May Secretary Secretaryto
to Swedish Legation LegationThe
The President today tod y sent to the Sen Senate Sanate ¬
ate ate Jhe following nominations nominationsWilliam nominationsViUhlm nominationsWillitm
Willitm William Heimke of KansaS to be beminister beminister beminister
minister to Salvador Salvador William lr lrSands l4 l4SlIIIds 1 1Sands
Sands of the District of Columbia to tobe tobe tobe
be minister to Guatantala GuatantalaTo
To be secretaries of embassies embassiesJames embassiesJames embassiesJames
James G Bailey of Kentucky at atMexico atM atMex1o
Mexico M o Mexico Arthur Baily BaiJ y Blanch Blanchard Blanchard Blanchard
ard of Louisiana at Paris France FranceTo FranceTo FranceTo
To be b second secretaries of embas embassies embasslesJohn embasalesJohn ¬
sies slesJohn John A Gregory jr of 0rLouls 0rLoulslana Louis Louisiana Louislana ¬
lana at Constantinople Hugh F Gib Gibson Glbson Gibson ¬
son of California at LondQn England EnglandRoland EnglandRoland EnglandRoland
Roland B Harver of Maryland lfarYland at atVienna atVienn atVienna
Vienna Austria Irwin B Laughlin Laughlinof
of Pennsylvania at Paris France FranceBalkan FranceBalkan FianceBalkan
Balkan Sehoyer of Pennsylvania at atRio atRIo atRio
Rio de Janeiro Brazil Charles S Wil Wilson Wilson
son of Maine at Rome Italy ItalyTo ItalyTo ItalyTo
To be secretaries of legations Frank FrankD
D Arnold of Pennsylvania at Guate Guatemala Gt1atemala Giateinaba ¬
mala Guatemala Alexandria Benson of ofPennsylvania otPennSlvanla ofPennsylvania
Pennsylvania at t La Paz Bolivia Philip PhilipBayard PhilipBayard PhilipBayard
Bayard of Delaware at Tangier Mo Morocco 110rocco Morocco ¬
rocco Robert W W BUs of New York at atBuenos atBuenos atBuenos
Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic WI1 WI1liac WfIliar Williar >
liar > C Oregon of Nevada at Lima LimaPeri Limaperl LimaPeri
Peri Francii 3s i Endlcott at Santo Do Domilgo i imngo
mngo Dominican DO 1Dican Republic Henry C CMa 4 4May I IMay 1
May Ma of the th District of Columbia at atStockhold atStoekhold atStoekhold
Stoekhold Sweden Alexander R Ma Magruder Magruder Magrudar
gruder oZ o Maryland to Paraguay and andUruguay andUruguay andUruguay
Uruguay J Butler Wright of Wy Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming ¬
oming at Tegucigalpa Honduras HondurasSheldon HondurasSheldon HondurasSheldon
Sheldon Whitehouse of New York at atCaracas atCaracas
Caracas Venezuela Robert M Win Winthrop Winthrop Ylnthrop I
throp of Massachusetts to Greece and andMontenegro andMontenegro andMontenegro
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