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thirty rents 2Its a meath er eves aeveachaBg aeTCDeat evestents
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OPEN CAR C ADVOCATES GAINiic GAIN GAESfHvG
iic HvG h G SLOWLY SLOWLYTwo SLOVVLYI I II ITJfo I
Two I wo distract gams gains have been made madeby nudeby 1
by The JrVashmgt y4 aehiigtss Tin T Tisssys e and its itsfriends itsfriend i
friends who are heIpi ndping in the cam campaign eaaI campaign ¬
paign for open ears The WaehihtgtaRailway Waehingtoa Waehingtoasponded
Railway and EIeetrie Copaay WasIIi1 Ms responded re responded
sponded sponded to public preoeure l ft e e to the ex extent extt extent ¬
tent tt t of putting p1I put a a notes open pen ears earslts em emits a aits
its Mt shred fine liIWy and the Capital CapitalTraction CapitalTraction CapitalTraction
Traction Company liss has begun an experiment ex experiment exI ¬
periment to ascertain It whether its itsell etos eEosed etosopenings
ell ears can be altered t provide more moreopenings e 1 1opfRings
openings permit more air ir to eircniaie eircniaieand eilallatej eilallatejaJd eicewlateaid
and therefore thenf 7 be more mere comfortabte comfortabtefor cof < tWe 1 1for
for pas passengers passengersWhen entrers entrersWhen
When hen it is considered eGII8ije that only sly Cwo Cwowerks tw twks wa wawens I
wens ks ao ago tin t traction tnet officials tieiak eon eontemptuousiy eeaI estemptueuey
temptuousiy ignored the existence exi8t of ofa atfa
a demand for open ears CUSy the action of ofthe ell ofth ofthe
the th companies es in Lkisb akmg heed of publicsentiment public publicsentiment NWicPT1
sentiment PT1 timent even ea to the thj limited extent extentmay extentmay i imay
may may be accepted as si nintaint at and as ascnwuraging aserlQuragillg asetcouraging
cnwuraging farther effort ON the part partof psrtof
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of the t he public in the open car campaign campaignIt eaa lll lllIt
It is true that the ridieuioug little Kttfeant Jit littlebebtail 1 1oohtaii
oohtaii opeII vehicles 01 the Mt Pheas Pheasant i iant
ant line are hardly worthy the name aameor nameof eof
of street t n et ears They look like toy toymodels t toymodels y I
models mod ls of about 13I bat they Ute are areoj areoTAn areoh
oj oTAn n cars an r rThrough The ftMII oeoiing breezes Wow howthrough I
Through t h ro h them freely and those oseII who whorp whoars
II ars rp r fortunate fortu ate enough to get seats m mone ill illon ison
one on r of them very properly consider easeiderth considerthemselves MII8icIerthfm
thfm th themselves mselve hes h lucky efcy and enjoy e es1p v their rides rideehorn rMIeshorn rideshome
horn which wh whWhen tbev have t beet 1teeIthen doiag doiagwhen
When hen taking the same trips is IN i dead ckwedneeded dogedcars deadcars
cars More aM Mger bier era ears ae aeneeded A e eJI
needed JI ed but SMC such as they are the little littlefellows ittlefell Iittilefellow
fellows fell 8 are welcome welcomeIt
It is gratifying gratii to find the Capital CapitalTraction CapitalTuctioneoy CapitalTraction
Traction Tuctioneoy Company experimenting tXf with withview witlti
a view i w of producing pNd a cooler dosed dHeCr closedrear dosedcar
car The people want and are entitled entitledto ellti ei eito
to the comforts they y used to enjoy enjoyin
in the tb open ears but if iftlty they cannot ataIMtthem get getthorn gett
t thorn naturally they hey will be graateftd graateftdfrv rateftti ratefttifor tef teffor
for closed car that are endurable endurableWithout4admitting elldtlraWeithouta4 e eWithout4adiaittqg
Without4admitting ithouta4 lees of its appetite appetitefor
for bread street ear patrons neverthe nevertheless Jleverthelefo rIevertheIes ¬
lefo less will not IIOtSfMInI s spurn ssnt a half loafWe loaf loafWe loafWe
We can at least congratMtate coagrata Mte te omr omrseve tr trFelves r rF4
Felves F4 seve es that the traction tnet companies cosspamieshave companieshave ies iesha
have ha e taken kftl cognizanee t > 1 iZRMe of ofJ4 our on protest protestI protestLets
I J4 Lets > > > ts keep after a them the and not givethem give giveThrm 1e 1et
them t hf a minutes tes rest until they hare hareiiiniished MftTumi havefurnished
iiiniished Tumi bed what laat the law requires themto them tJtetn
to furnish Iurntsheoaveneent umi convenient and nemfortahfe eomf nemfortahfet rtable rtabletransportation
t transportation ransportat ra Oll
BENEVOLENT BEN EVOLENT DESPOTISM 1 TOO TOOMUCH TOOMUCH TOOMUCH
MUCH FOR MEXICO MEXICOThat MEXICOThat MEXICOThat
That patriotic despot 9 P Pw Pm5rio rip Diaz Diazis Di Dii
is i due to tothe be iaaemgetated Prejidrst t r f fI
the 1 he Mexican f Mextea xieaa a republic once ate again again The Theo TIlepopular
popular r > o I > ular vote ote shoed ed an eeerwhel overwhelming overwhelmingmajority w wnajority Bing Bingmajority
majority in his favnr fa The deuhUullueltion doubtful doubtfullUP chMIIttfwf4IUf
lUP + lueltion ton whether w the electors who are arenot wenut arenot
not positively it pled d to t follow in instructions i il isMructiose ¬
structions l t nlCt would w ld choose a v Preeient pre president icf ¬
cf dent ent > nt according to Diazs s scoading pragnunw raatorae raatoraecording ac according ¬
cording to the wtttti T7 4w8 of tbuee tIaeiehink who whothink whothink
think t ttion that Mexa bales hhi euengk of of1ianihteu
1 1ianihteu i Z 1iIII has Well settled 1y e aeleet eIee eIeeIon
t tion Ion of f Itimsn Corral the Diax can candidate caadidate candidate ¬
didate There is a af feeling in the theland tMland theland
land on < m the otber 1Ier side of the tltetrande Rs RsGrande Rio Riotrattle
Grande that the nest xi vice president presidentwi
w wi il succeed President p ptboogll Diaz who wbnvthough whothough
though pofiticxmy y as ptfwcrlni as ever everi ewris eveis
i is physically phyaRyThe aoe sosdi rnfecbM rnfecbMThe eafloettM eafloettMThe
The aujtiTlam ii < iTifttnt IIdi t ai4 ai4i i iI
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be called eaH calledis is is1Mtt ut ot directed so much muchagainst Jlnlc Jlnlcagaiast m4tc1against
against the President himself 1R5df as asagainst asagainst
against BSt his dictatorial policy It cam camsot csiaiaot
sot be questioned ftII that the t Presidents Presidentspersonal Presi Presidentspeeeaal entg entgpelS
personal authority did teach DMtdt to CON CONvert COltv canert
vert v ert rt chaos 08 into something so iag like order orderbut onlecbut orderbut
but the maiatemuiee Dljll of this authority authoritythrough autltoritytJIroufa authoritythrough
through election after election has pro produced prod1leeCl produced ¬
duced a state of affairs that hardlybeets hardly JnmHyetIts hardlybefits
befits a republic ie It bas been said saWtJte that thattbe thatthe
the rule of the Czar has not been more morecomplete JBOIeOOIIIpIete moreeo
complete eo iplete than tlla that ol DiacvThe DiaL The re recent rereat recent ¬
cent arrest of e his only y formidable fonR dwe opponent op opponent opp ¬
ponent p for the t e presidency 7 Xadero il ilhjstrates ilhtstrates jIhtstntes
hjstrates his aHiecratie methods of ofpromoting ofi ofprorating
promoting i peace and prosperity y Yet Yetwitk YetW Yetwith
with all his is abuse W ef presidential presidentialpower plesillelltidpewer presidentialpower
power the people at bottom beUe venerate venuehim veneratehim veJMltteMill
him But they would apparently weleeese wel welcome wdTIley ¬
come a change They could c HW hardly bmrdtyfeel IMmUyfeel hardlyfeel
feel otherwise ana pee BYe rve any y or ortheir ortlteir ortheir
their selfrespectDiaz selfrespect selfrespectDiaz eIf respeet respeetDiazs
Diaz Diazs Jens been bs b s as s well as bee beefactor bonefactor
factor and Ute pr d tbstmnet tat W wt be besolved De801wc1 besolved
solved sooner w kv 4S s Whether Jte Max 3exriee x Maxice
iee ca can do wkhont a boss and really reaJryK tftl tftlg8ftrx reallygovera
K g8ftrx verm itself itselfTAVO iteifnvo itselfTWO
TWO THEORIES OF VALUE OF OFPUBLIC OFPUBLIC OFPUBLIC
PUBLIC OPINION OPINIONThe OPINIONTIle
The TIle JMIbIicatMMt pnblieati H esturday x + day y by y The TheTimes TheTimes I
Times ef an article front fr II Baltimore Baltimoreexplaining BaltimoreexPlaisimg IIHne IIHnexpJailtitlc
explaining UK pubic policy of the theUnited UteUJliteiRailways theUnited
United UJliteiRailways Hallways and Electric e Company Companyof
of that eity should prove of interest t ttbe te tetRe tothe
the people of Washington V OR and of pro profctto proto
to the Washington W traction tnct Oll officials It Itseems Itseems
seems that ever in B Bdtnore Baltimore ltiinore the streetrailway street streetrailway st strailwa
railway railwa managers consider the tJtewill good goodwill goodwill
will of their patrons a valuable asset assetThey assetlltey assetThey
They solicit complaint and grv grvprompt r rproIIIpt giveprompt
prompt attention atteRt OR to ail eritktews eritic andtions and andsu AM0R5
su estHms 0R5 reeeived As a rebuts res r tt pubIZc pub pubsentiatent puesewtiMeAt
IZc sentiment in i Baltimore is friendly friendlyto frieIMIl frieIMIlto
to the traction companyIn company y yIa
In Waemngteit T IH etI the street railways railwaysare IygAle
are still in j the dark ages of ofbhuNleriMt corporation corperattOKbmndering corporationblundering
blundering Instead I of seeking seek to make makefriends makefriends ke kefrietMIs
friends ef Ute public they adopt an ar arbitrary arbitrary arbitrary ¬
bitrary attitude ey resent erittcisw ig 1gflare ignore igJMMe ¬
flare complaints when w ell possible and andas aady aadyas andas
as a result ty reap poplar 1 e8IIde condemnation condemnationIn at 4Ml 4MlI
In I Baltimore recently re8lltT a street str strut ear earpassenger tarI earpassenger
I passenger e wrote to a newspaper per asking ask asking aski ¬
ing i why transfers were not issued at ata atI ata
I a certain corner The letter was for fori forwarded forwarded
warded te the street ear company companyWithin companyWithin y yWit
i
Within Wit i a week the newspaper received receiveda JeHi JeHiA
a reply from the general manager y who whowrote WMI whowrote
I wrote that t at t the eomphtint t had been Me in investigated tII investigated ¬
I vestigated vet t dy that it bad been discovered discoveredthere 4iseoftftldI discoveredthere
there was no n reason r transfers tlll should sIMtuWJtOt sbotildnot
I not De hassled at tile corner wpeeibed
and that t in the future they wemibe w
be loaned Suet instances iMt are Ue com cemmon common MIllIt ¬
the thestreet t tstreet thestreet
mon It > N Baltimore Occasionally y
street railway ra wy otlrill1s7 ffiekiis in yielding yiekli to Ua tow toa
a piddle demand y do so at a financial financialsacriSee AMaeialNCriiet fhsaacialsaerihee
sacriSee but t whenever w poociMe eibk they theyyield tlteyyieW theyyield
yield yield for they believe the good will willof willof
of the e community is worth more J to MtlteM t tthem
them t tomorrow ta a few dollars tIoIlarswortla is isworth
1 worth todayEriiiesitly today todayEvidently i4HIa y
Evidently E ly y the men at tbe bead vf vftbe f fthe
tile United toII Railways and mt Electric Com1 Com1pany 0 0paflY Camposy
posy are wise in their day and t geN geeeratios geNeration
eration erat Oll Their policy stands in strik strikA striking
i ing contrast A O j to t those i of our street rail railway railway i
1 way operators I IR Baltimore 1 ± the path pathmg patklof
0 Ute street ear company is growing growingsmootber i
smootber 1Ier and smoother and the feel feel1r
mg 1r between 1 the corporation and its itspatrons itspath
patrons is growing r wi more morefriendly and JIMA JIMAfrieJMIy muro murofriendly
friendly In I Washington the path of ofthe ltile ofthe
the street ear companies is isalNl growing growingrougher wowingreagber
rougher and rmgber and d the feeling feelingbetween feeli feelil feelingbet
between l een the corporations tioas and their tbeirpatrons theirpatr8M15 theirpatrons
patrons is growing grewi grewiter wi me e a more 1 uii uiiter mttar
ter The reason rea for or the exisUnce xis < Me of ofsweh ofsuck
seek a a condition here is found f ii L heattitude the theattitude
attitude of f the he companies eo towan Ute tbepuMie thepublie
puMie Carried far enough it will willcreate willcreate willetc
create an antagonism which it is iss pos possible peesble ¬
sible the t e companies eta never remove remoreTheres removeTheres
Theres more in i ibis closed ear e r issue isuaet issuethug issuethan
than t the mere comfort r < t of street earpatrons ear earpatrons earpatnMtS
patrons for one e summer saa teI7 ier and the man managers managers A ¬
agers rs of the companies Mes would de well wellto wellI wellto
I to recognize r ize the t e fact f Blti Baltimore rc offers offersthem t 9gf3them s sI
them tlte a II excellent lesson in i the t e wis wisdom w wt wisdom ¬
I
dom ef f a different sort t of public puW e poKey poKeyIt
t It is to be hoped their vision is not yet yetso et vetse etSt
so blinded by b the t e arbitrary independ independence i iI ¬
I care in which Jlie they have indulged itMf themselves them themselves tAr tArsefves ¬
selves for so long long that they the win be un unablete uaablete a aI ¬
I ablete aWe to profit oft by 1t tile experience ex of their theirneighbors tIIeirI theiracighoors
I thIt9TSI acighoorsFLOW neighbors neighborsFLOW c
I I FLOW OF MONEY IS OUT OF OFi OFUNITED
i i UNITED STATES STATESFor
I For a long time w have heard much muchabout muchabout Melt Meltt
about t the balance of trade being bei in i iI our ourJkvor oarfavor
I favor That is te t say it has been 1 pre prel proclaimed
i l claimed with it pride that we were eJ8OIe selling sellingmore sellingmore
more to other countries tbvJt thc A we C were werebuying werebtc werebnving
buying btc of them LWsenueritrr it fal followed fallowed f fItwell ¬
Itwell lowed that we were taking in more moremoney JRXeJIH moremoney
money from other t nations tiOIIS than tit we paid paidour paidpmt
our 08 to them tJteBIBut themBur themBut
But it is KM interesting ltterest aad import important iJllfHMtt important ¬
ant t fact that we have arrived rn at a time timewhen tiIaeI timewhen
I when the fiowof Aewof money is no JtfI longer longerin
I in at our direction direct Oll Tile current has set
Ute ether way y Annually the
States is paying owl more money than tbanit
it takes in There is a yearly draw drawON drainthe
ON the national tioMl poeketbook and it il needs needsno
no streteh of imaginatioN j to perceive perceivetbat pereeifttW perceivethat
I that this is one of Ute factors m in the tbebsdy theI theaereased
I aereased coat ei living eM wI every everybody ery erykdy
body is complaining complainingThe COMpiaia COMpiaiarite
The Bureau of Statistics of of tile De DegfveN Departaeat Department
partaeat l f Commerce and Labor as aseut hasgives
gives out the figures on total expWte expWteand ezpimrtsl
l 4 and import f foe r time t e fiscal seal I year just justdosed jtIstde justdewed
dosed de They show a dwindling excess excessof 1Xft8S1M excessof
of exports over Inpcts This excess excessin eAeessUte ergis
1M in Ute fiscal year just ended amounted amountedt W Wt
t t only IS IS71113J yl111 TftfeT Tllfi on its face facewould fMey fMeyww facewould
would seem t to show that we are still stilltaking Stintak s11ftaking
taking w It more moneythan t we pay payout payt payalt
out t B JhIt Alt n AS is admitted by serape competent MMpetellt serapetenet ¬ =
tent officials and statistieirfns i ifigures te5 these theseOgnres
figures e5 tell but part of tin std rfIo Aside Asidefrost
fIo frost the mosey r we IifIIIl IifIIIly sea d out eater year yearyfaihiaoiip7e
yfaihiaoiip7e y fi 1dM
several eY ral hundred millions additional additionalThis additionalT1bs additionalThis
This s money oney is carried abroad by Amer American A Amerieaa r ricaa ¬
ican tourists ts whose pleasureseeking pleasureseekingcosts
costs the country annually all the way wayfront wajflOlll wayfrom
front 100000000 to 150000000 ac according aceonI according ¬
cording eonI to good authority Perhaps Perhapsanother Per1tapsIIOtJter Perhapsanother
another 100000000 goes abroad to PP pay payinterest payiateft8t y yinterest
interest and Dd dividends on American seeurities se securities seauities ¬
curities It is estimated that still H Hother 1111 1111otJter Uother
other 100 100000000 00000 is sent out ef the thecountry t thecountry e ecouatry
country by persons of foreign birth to torelatives 10reiat4T46 torehtves
relatives e1 r dependents Besides much mttehmoney muchmoney ue ueey
money goes abroad to pay freight frei ltt and andtransportatioN andtraaspFtatiomI DCI DCItaiio
transportatioN taiio charges chargesTbe chArgeTIte chargesThe
The America AJ eriea1t heiress s who Ito is bound boundte
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to possess a European nobleman no leman costsus costs costss
118 s millions Jl mos And there are other ways waysthrough waysthrotgk I
through t r which money goes 008 out All AHthings Allthings I
things considered eo there is a big bi belasee bal balance bdMe ¬
ance every year perhaps perh ps 2007000000 200000000which 200000000 300000000which I
which is not inpur jJt Pour pur favor Doubtless Doubtlesswe
we are rich enough eJlOtl It to stand it it bttt it itwould itwould
look much muekmom more comfortable if ifthe jfUte ifthe
the tide was running runni in the other di direction tlire diradio ¬
radio rectionMILKMEN radioMILKMEN OllMILKMEN
MILKMEN MUST RESPECT THE THERIGHT THERIGHT THERIGHT
RIGHT TO SLEEPew SLEEP SLEEPXow SLEEPXtNJBT
Xow XtNJBT ew may blessings light < upon tile tbein tilewlto them
m in who first A t invented iRve tcd sleep sle Jt said saideat saidt8IIe8t saidhonest
honest eat Saneho Pangs PaltZA7 and the Pittsburgourts Pittsburg Pittsburgts Pit PiteetIris
eetIris ts have e held that tie patent rights rightste
te the invention may BI not be l infringed infringedwith infringedwith friB8edwWt
with impunity impunityTbe 1 1The
rite milkman miIk ilk M has s long Jo been regard regarded r ru ¬
ed as synonymous syJt with the lark as astbe astlte asthe
the herald of the early morning 11Ionti but butbe buthe
Mttl
be isnt satisfied to twitter like the thelark tilelark thelurk
lark Te T the t e contrary e trary quite outte the re reverse reJ rerate ¬
verse as Sam Yeller wculd say be beseems liedeems
seems to delight cI in j i rattling lattl his wagon wagonever wapfler wagonEver I
ever the cobblestones AeS and 00 otherwise otherwisedisturbing oUtenriMd otherwisedisturbing
d disturbing the slumbers mbers of those who whoare w ware whoire
are taking ta their lest sweet forty fortywiab fortywiabwlaidt winks winkswhich winkswhich
which come between BetW R daylight r t and coffee cof coffee f ffef ¬
fee feeLeo fefI
Leo I Barman HanBaJ of the Smoky SmekrCit1 SmekrCit1as City GStywas Citywas
was as apparently one ef the milk dis distributers distributers ¬ I Itriters
tributers who think t ik they have ve a right rightto
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to make as much JlMle noise as they please pleaseduring pleasetJteose pleaselilting
during these early hours He rested restedunder restedunder I
under Ute dehiew dehielon that as a milkman milkmanhe ilkaaJte
he was a law unto himself and his hfcsrights hisrights 3 3rlfItts
rights there were none B De to dispute disputeBat di8ItBItt disputeBut
Bat there was as one irate citizen dis disturbed clittbEG diaturbod ¬
turbed in his slumbers by the t rumife rumifef rural IJe IJefit ae aeg
fit f the IM milk ilk cart who decided d to ends euiihint eUIt endshint
hint te t account Barman was Sned SMCItey 3nedilO
tey ilO 10 and when the ease was appealed appealedtbe
the he judgment t of f the ecnrt below was wassustained waaTI wassustained
sustained sustainedThis sustainedThin
This is calculated te ia > U the whole wholefraternity wWeTraten whsleFraternity
Traten fraternity tT ftIf f milkmen mi ceJlI hucksters and andother aMotJter andether
other earls rly birds It is a fcison M aR m ill
to t the sanctity of 4 sleep sleepIt sleepIts
It l Its all 11 right for T R R to to1HI anwhHf anwhHfround swlOground
round 1HI the circle rcle but what the tberea1IT putt puttreallr pnblrealty
realty yearns for ta to see him Map Mapthe JIiIthe lessthe
the he sap of silence and laud tcci ta ttaemiddle the themiddle dMJDid
middle JDid le of the political stage stageConsidering IttaseCOIUIi4oerlac stageConsidering
Considering whats been 1 gong on at atOyster atOyster atOyster
Oyster Bay this summer Mer it would wouldreally wWIdfttiIly wouldreally
really be mire appropriate a te to totbE have havetbe havetae
tbe coionel dedicate that ptlaprima ptlaprimamonnr plltIrIM1It p4I rims rimsmsraent
monnr msraent msraentWhen ent 1It 1ItWIIea
When JIIeUIIed ti rn grumble doat doatget t IN INpi
pi that t every sch day y as aspum yese yesepntv y ytsitmp
puts one more e twentxfournour tweatxfourrovernits tw KXt KXtlllte e einto tsitmp
into the sum total of hot weather weatherX weam weamDr = <
X Dr > r Madrids treatment of his II American Ameri American I Ican ¬
can prisoner 1IOIIer should furnish fr an ex exccllent exI exIol1eat excclteat
ccllent < foundation for his plea for forrccoKnitioM forr forrcegsttlom
rccoKnitioM r by this thisIt countryIt country countrytwenty
It III worthy et eoRMItt that every everyOllIe everyone
one eC y yesterday y twenty twentypassed tWelltyr twentyfoe boors boorspassed
passed by without recording the death deathof dealltof deathof
of an aviator fcvtatorptsjchot anatorOL aviatorOLw
OL OLw JD we are remanded r tbatXr ihatylrPhmebot tbatXrPIIIeIIOt
ptsjchot mtght better perhaps perhapste perhapsI havn havnbees
I retained at chief or tile Forestry ForestrpB ForestrpP Forestryijurdan
ijurdan ijurdanPerupe B
P Perupe p the U e tact that their pI oaerto
te to PtCtmaa made e the Madriz people peoplethtok peopletialak peoplethink
think hed like to live to a dungeon duaaeonopportune dUJllJeODThm dungeonThis
This is ODe of the twelve months of ofUae ofthe
the year III which It Is particularly 11I 11IoppOr1IDe inoppuirtune
opportune to start a railroad strike MtIMThe strikeThe J JThe
The Interstate Con Couterce terce Cotnmtestou Cotnmtestouahw C Conmtseiomaiso Ii I r raIIJo
ahw bas a faculty fat f suspending roll rafljoad ndIJOad rolluuad
joad hopes ak along > n with xUir allrOAd ad rates ratesMr ratesMr
I IMr
Mr Tilt and the coramteeion evidently evidentiynave eYiIIeatl7JuLe evidentlyhave
nave different t ideas about a hew the new newrate newrate I Irate
rate law a w should operate operateHearst operatertlt operateHearst
Hearst rtlt Is overlooking a Jin line bet beth If Ifb Ifhe
h b fails to organize OI lze the tVfitam rI1 Pitt Pittman Phtman PittnaenRetef
man naenRetef Relief Expedition ExpeditionWeiUcan ExpeditionWeilaA ExpeditionWeUaratm
WeiUcan might practice up a bit bitwith bitwith t tfe1
with a few trial flights across aer the theHudson tileHw theHudson
Hw Hudson Hudson HudsonThe sell x xThe
The Nationals Uonais have ve resumed tlMltr tbelrnormal tbe tlMltruoraI r rnormal
normal stride strideTHIEF stri strideTHIEF e eTHIEF
THIEF KILLS POLICEMAN POLICEMANCLINTON POLICEMANCLI POLICEMANCLINTOt
CLINTON CLI TON 111 111nee Jtdy 1 1iCh4ef iCMef c Police Po PoJiee
nee John StrwWe S rv le was shot and kilted kiltedwhile kiltedwhile t twlalle
while trying to arrest a burglar Blood Bloodboand Bfoodhound JiMo1HMuMI
hound + were placed on the scent see t m ft ftR6w anboar n nhour
hour but the murderer has s not bees beesfound beeftrev beenfound
found rev
In the e Mail ar Bag BagDissatisfied a g gDissatisfied I IDissatisfied
Dissatisfied DissatisfiedTe
Te the Editor of TIle Washington Time TIMes TIMesI TimeI
I happened across a letter in The TheTimes T1teTIMeS TheTimes
Times of the nth from A AClelJt Satisfied SatisfiedCleric SatleitdClerk
Cleric I aM heartily glad lad to ace at atleast atJt atlast
least one of my m feitewwerkeis fellw rk8r who whoever wlMtever whoever ¬
ever be may be be bubbling over withufaeti withmttosetion with withsatisfaction
satisfaction ll Strange StZaaghat bat this was the theftrst theAr thefirst
first sound of Hs kind so far farI farI
I happen to be a census clerk IR the thepopulation thepopulation thepopulation
population dlvtefoa remember very verydearly veryclearly
clearly also the paragraph on the appointment ap appointment ApOIDtment ¬
pointment papers having reference reereRCe to ai a araise Aratite
raise within two months from III to tof toper
f per mo JDOft rti b and at the end of two twofollowing t tfollowIng twofollowing
following months a another raise to ITS ITSAt rA fa fat +
At A t t present JK t I am here Just two months monthsami monthsarnl
ami 1 not only is the raise mTl Invisible lble to the thenaked tMJMLed thenaked
naked eye but bat instead were put on onpkcework onpkcework onpkcework
pkcework causing ca a great deal of ofhurry ilavlT ofhurry
hurry av 5 worry on account of the low lowprices lowprIee8 lowprices
prices paid aid Id and the fear of not being beingable xabie beingable
able to t foot necessary ry Mils koIU at the end endof eIMIoC endof
of the > enth nth th Besides this till many BIa clerks clerkshave clerksb clerkshave
have b e come from distant parts of the thecountry theeouJKry thecountry
country and would have to work a few fewmonths fewtits fewmonths
months tits to save the money necessary eee Mly MlytraTeItDtr for fortraveling fortraveling
traveling expenses so you see it is not netthe notthe DOtthe
the love of the pieceprice idea that thatkeeps thatkeeps
keeps the people here hereUncle ltereUaele hereUncle
Uncle Sam is a fine Uncle to Rave Ravebat haveI haveIbut have havebut
but if this Satledlark Satisfied Clerk is In the thepopulation thepopulation
population department and is receiving receivingthe r lvlllC lvlllCtbe
the said raises by punching on the ma mactatee JDacblDe machine
chine then our Glorious Uncle is quite Quitefor quitehuman i ihuman
human for what else if not partiality partialityto parUalltyUlat
to that which favors one against a abe nun nunbee number ¬
bee of others othersIf
If on the other hand this dent is isnot IsDOt isnot
not in the population division then all allhis aJlhis allhis
his enthusiasm tit Is wasted for it teat teatnecessary ilia t tJIer tnecessary
necessary JIer In either case he Is a sur auplus surplus surpi ¬
plus pi quantity We Wen all know that it ittakes ttaker t ttakes
takes more to satisfy some people than thanothers tbaDothenI thanothers
others not because 1 they are e kickers kickersi Jdekenhut kickersbut
i but on the contrary because they hap happen happeII happea ¬
pen to have iiougli i gray matter Uer to be beable beaWe beable
able to reason out t what a persons personsWorMinr peI1IOIIw personaworking
working w faculties are worth to him waay himn himIn
In n any case I do not think it at all allbecoming all1teeoIDIn ailbecoming
becoming to our Government to coax a amob aMOb amob
mob of people from all parts of the thecountry 1 Ibecountry M Me
country e down doWn here and then very verycalmly veryeal8aJy verycalmly
calmly bunco them like a bunch offarmersand of offar vClike
farmersand far met a and like farmers I Ithey1t anpposetheyll suppose supposetheyll
theyll shrugtheir JIhru tbeIr shoulders and aRCtWell say sayWell j jWell
Well Well what cWmwt be cured must 111 be beendured beftldund beendured
endured and let It go at that thatLet tllatLet thatLet
Let me say y before I dose that ifjtM ifjtMSatisfied I tide UdastIII8ed tideSatisfied
Satisfied Clerk to stating what wtaatDOt are arenot arenot
not facts u 1 1nothing eI is wither oay or a apabas agenius
genius to be so deucedly opt optimistic over overDOtJaID overnothing
nothing Anyway lets t give hum the thebeneAt thebenebt
beneAt of the doubt doubtHowever deubtHowever do id idHowever
However I am sure that these are areI arethe r rtIIaOeIatS
I the sentiments tIIaOeIatS of the girls ta this dt dtviste dI dII dlvision
vision as I am m one of them and hi their theirwin tIteIrJIddIIt theirmidst
midst seeing and bearing what p OIL OILWbo onWho
Who kJIow knowsperhaps our wise Judges judpswID Judgeswill
win decide to i idred raise the price per hun huaIdud hundred
Idud dred cards punched correctly Y making makiIIclit makingIt
It less of a nervous strata tra to ears ear the theaccessary tlMPft theaeceaaary
lit accessary kip 3 per month let atone thej thejraises tile tile8IGpq thepromised
promised 8IGpq raises we are all ready to wel
come at any y momentYeas momentYeasA moment t Too TooA y
A OISBATISFIBD CLERKGoats CLERK CLERKCoats CLERKCOfits
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Coats Are Hot HotNow Hottile HotTo
To tile Editor of TIle f1 W waabhagtoa Tineicow n nNew
Now that a gnat deal has been said in incar InJCIUd Inregard
regard to Ute closed can oa the Tariots Tariotsear11ae variotal variotalcar
ear11ae car lines of the city e it I to true Fit ad adthem admit
1BIt that k Is simply y awfalto awful to id kIe la latbeaI lathem
them on a hot day Y and specials e when whenthey wbelltIaey whenthey
they are a crowded but white wid a great dent dentiis Ae eIMII l lto
to being said alisul the closed ears tJ8hI might mightI
I Just e r a few word for the motor motorm mrand meson1 meson1sRam
sRam m and cottactors who operate te these theseand tJteIMtcan theseeears
can oa tile dI lied ot tile ck ckaIId city cityand
and that Is why cant caa t these men go gowe gowibout
wItIitout tJMfIe heavyy 7 eons they theyobliged f
obliged to toTIle weer weerThe
TIle other 4 day It was 80 hot lia III fad fadwe facts factswe
we have had a few I bait occasion to toride toride toride
ride on oaa car an open ear too and the theconductor tileconductor thecormductor
conductor after collecting his fares went wentback weIItback westbeck
back on the rear car platform and held heldopen lIeN0I j jopen
open his coat fas a far as the rules of the thecompany tbecoatpaay thecompany
company would allow so a I was wasaM to toand old oldand
and he said My but I wish I couldtake could couldtake eoaNtake
take this t heavy coat oft and enjoy thin thtoi utair thinair
i air but t we are not allowed to taNow toi
i Now I think It world be all right If Ifthese Ifwllo Ifthese I
these who wish to were allowed to re remove re remove ¬
move 1 their coats especially during II thebeat the theheat theINar
heat of the day 1C R was only Iy from froaaa Ma M Ma
a a m t tft 3 p m I am sure re it would wouldplease wouklpIeae wouldplease
please many y of the men operating openI the thei tbeear theears
ear and they would ye ye ome i such sacIaoICIer an asorder antnem
order permtt g them to remove then thencars t1telreanJ theirears
cars and many of their friends and andpansengfiB anden andpamngers
pansengfiB en on the cars would be pleased pleasedalso ptetuM4laI8o pleasedam
also I for one G JrADMITS Jr JrADMITS 11ADMITS
ADMITS WOUNDING WOUNDINGCHICAGO WOUNDINGCHICAGO WOUNDINGCHICAGO
CHICAGO GUEST GUESTRichmond GUESTicbmoOO GUESTRkhmolld
Richmond Man In Toils In TorOHto Toroato To Toroaio
roaio Remanded farSClltence for fori
i Se SClltenceTORONTO Seatence SeatenceTOROXTO tence j jTORO
TORONTO TORO TO July n tPIeR4IbIc IPim4h Pieadtea guilty guiltyo ui1ty I Ia
o a eIae II wondIng W 1 1 P Pr Pageof Page Pageof
of Chicago in the I eng Edward HotelWIIItDaI Hotel HotelJ
J Whttaal Bynuff who says he liveIJl ilvetht ttvei ttveite
te Jl Richmond Itad Va was today retnaacledwaUl remandeduaill remanded remandeduaifl
uaifl Hal July > 3 t for sentence MllteltCtBynW sentenceBynu sentenceBynunT
BynunT is twentyone years old He Heat Iieregistered Heregistered
registered at the hotel as G Guy CediT04IaJ CecilToter Cecil CecttToday
Today Byaun told the police that ne beDorn hewas newas
was born in n North Carolina and ateAteea atneve at atseventeen
neve seventeen eAteea teen tears yeant year was left a plaDtatlenYbleh plantationwhich plantation plantationwhich
which he sold for 531 53MM
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Minister and Miss Calderon CalderonLeave CalderonLeave CalderonLeave
Leave Capital for New York YorkBolivian YarkBolivian YorkBolivian
Bolivian Envoy and Daughter D ughter Will Not Return to Wash Washington Washirigton Washington ¬
ington This Summer and May Visit Mexico Mexicotmu MexicoBefore MexicoBefore
tmu Before the Autumn r
The BePvfea 1J vIiaa minister Seller Cftide Cftidereu caWenMI I Iroe
roe aceoiapaaied by his daughter daughterXfee daughterlies 1Kcr 1KcrJU
Xfee lies Bieri Eler I CaMeroH CkI left Washingtonthte Washington ttoatIIJs
this morning for New Turk y They will wttlprobably wRIpreMIII willprobably
probably not return to Washington Washingtonagain Waohmgtoaagain W WagaJa
again this summer and may vteit vi t ilex Mexico Xexlee ilexIce ¬
Ice lee before returning r fat Ute aattema aattemaDr iCMIIDr autcmnaDrr
Dr and Mrs WHMam wD taM M K Newell leftWashington left leftWashington JettWubtll
Washington tott < teiy t y for a fortnight at atthe atthe atthe
the Hotel Fentntore1 Fenimore Fe FePark Anbury Park X NAllee J JMto6 JMini
s
Mini Alice Margw rpr Knight who w km kmbeen aueea hasbeen
been spending mc several weato at Sol SolMen SeIdIen Seli Selidkea
Men Home with her grandfather Gen GeeS GeLSo
S So B M Young y T7 S A A W wldl levee teveWashington leveeWashington e eWasb
Washington Wasb tomorrow tem new to iota her hermother hermotMr barmother
mother Mrs John T Knight wife of ofColonel tICCeIoaeI ofColonel
Colonel Knight U f S A fat the moan moontable moantains WIOQIItaIn
table of Virginia Vupa Vtrg nh for the summer summerMr erMr sossmerMr
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Mr and x Mre > frm Charles IT ear bare bareclosed baTedo havedosed
closed tb their ir residence eDCe tn c n Eighteenth Eighteenthstreet El hteellthstreet Eighteenthstreet
street and have gone to Capron Springs SpringsW
W Va for the aumsier ilestmer aa They were wereaccompanied wereaccompanied I Iacconhd
accompanied by t their eir son Eugene D DCarusi DCt DCarted
Carted and ate daughter Miss Stella StellaCarusi StellaCnI Stellacannel
cannel About the middle mWdIetIMJ of August Augustthey Augustthey
they wH rrturn torn to Washington W for forfew afew a afew
few dayfc before going to Atlantic City Cityfor CItytor Cityfor
for a fortnight fortnightHiss fOttmptMi
+ 1 1Miss
Hiss Mi Slack SlickTo SlackTe SlackTo
To Wed L L Nknoteoa Hie Jr JrMr JrMr Jrhir
Mr and Mrs Julian Gerard Buckley Buckleyof
of Geneses X Y announce the 11MJlMnt engagement engage engagement ¬
ment of their niece Ieee Miss Mar Mrr Gerard GerardH GerardSlacK GerardSince
SlacK 10 Leonard L eeard Nicholson 1cbeIaoofl
fl r oC Wi ctoI Ibe wedd wedding rill rilltake willtake
take place early III september at atH TBieak TBieakHa
Ha H > iIIe + se the country place of Mr and andMrs andltraa
Mrs Buckley at Geneses and on account accountof accountrl
of the recent r death of the brideelects brideelectsmother It brideelectsnotherr tk ket ketmotber
mother will b be private privateTHe n1vateTiM mrivaieTb
THe Tb brittle 1tdcI t and her alder er who whoare whoare whoare
are the daughters cIaht of the late Capt and andMr aD4Xn andMrs
Xn Mr William H Slack T e S s X f closed closedebon clonedbcir I
ebon residence r on P greet reet after < the thedeath thedeath
death b of their mother < and have been beenBuckley eeaJillftldbat beent I
Jillftldbat t euding tM summer with 1IIr aDd Ira IraBuclt 1 1Buchfey a aof
Buckley Buclt y Mr t r Nicholson Xkbo kbo betcags age to one oneof oaeor
of the oldest Washington W h oa famines faminesroute faIDIJIesLonI familiesLord
Lord Sht Shuttlewrth ewrtJa of England arrived arrivedin e4
in X New Tolt today oe tile Lind Lindrute en enhe tII tIIrJllte
route to Dublin N K It i isoninlaw for a Yt tuto to tooaIJtlaw
soninlaw and daugh daughter er the t tattache he military militaryattache IIhayattache T
attache of the British b III aesnbaosy n nHen aDd tile tileIk theIicn
Hen Ik Mrs B B R James J at tile tileMft sum summer sommer ¬
mer embassy etbaayRear embassyRear 7 >
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Rear R ar Admiral and Mrs ra Thomas H HStevens HStnftUI HStevens
Stevens have havefew ba pee to New York for afen a afew
few days daysAnnouncement daYfADI1OU daysAnnouncru
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Announcement ADI1OU Announcru ent Dt has b just been tteeaIn madei madeiW made madein
In Loa4oa of the ea engagement eat of ofClaire MW MWClaire
Claire Frewen da daughter Jatoer OIl XeretoD XeretoDW
W Frwen the wellknown econo economist ecoromist ¬
mist m and 4 author td Brinsley Sheridan Sheridani
Thomas Brinsley BrinsleySheridan Bri81eySh BrhseleySheridan
tan i on of Algernon Al ell101l
Sheridan Sh rjclan Miss Frew Frewen ns mother was wasMiss w wXbfI wasMies
Miss Jerome daughter r of Leonard LeonardJeroror LeonardJerome nard
Jerome of New York Hr H r father I Iwell Is iswell I
well II known In Washington a bingt n where he
MAYNARD IN DANGER DANGEROF DANGERBEINGDEFEATEDButtonHole
OF BEINGDEFEATEDButtonHole BEN DEFEATED DEFEATEDButtonHole DEFEATEDUButtonHoleU
ButtonHole Member of ofHouse ofHouse ofHouse
House Having Hard Fight Fightfor Fightfor Fi ht htfor
for RenominationXorfol Renomination
Bipft3the Repres atattve Harry MaYJlUd 01 the tbeX theXorfo1
Xorfol X rfeL4 Ye Vsu district who acquired acquiredfame acquiredtae agedfame
fame ht m Washington W as the button buttonhnte hvttoahafe
hnte artht arthtpitterest art of the Heu8e is facing tiM tiMItIeftst thebittetrst
pitterest fl tight bt of his We for f renomina renominaUon resosninatioa A AOIL
OIL Even EvenTne his friends declare re that be beis
56 be to 1te retinII to JriYate life lifeT6e lifeThe
The Virginian te bete beht opposed to the thev 11Mpnaries theprimaries
primaries by fOllllft RoFre WDtaUve WDtaUveTOWIC W Wi
i v Young who was nnseafed nnseafedsupport a few fewfears
fears ago o In favor of the lat late Repreeea Repreeeatative
tative Wa TOtIIIIr has the OIJIUIbatioa ortanbtatboiasupport
support ht m the city of Norfolk and tn thdedared then thenis s srate
is declared to be SII sarlag emottgh to DOIIli DOIIlifte nomite
fte rate te him htmfeayaard himayaanl
feayaard himrd rd to one of the best known knowiDemocrats tllOwaDemoerat knownDemocrata
Democrats ta the Mouse He Heuul has ob obPie obta obtained
ta more appropriatIoIII for his peaso peG peGJWe
Pie than any minority tty member er of that tbatbody thatbudY tlntbuds
body He has secured secured ho hamlreds d d dthousands of oft vitbouA
tbouA thousands t > of ttot dolars j M m 1r for 111 tbe he 7 7naval Korfon KorfonnaTal o
naval station m we re than thanthe iZiuh for torthe
the tate Jamest Jame TamftICWD 5wn ExfwWoo lUoa and andinow aDdJlftW andnew
inow new has avaitobJe te thq tlI ft of ofmtUioa Li a
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1 million dollars 1ars for r area a thirtynvefoot thirtynvefoothannel thirty y ycharity ftveshot foot footcbaJmtI
charity from Olll Norfolk rlolk to the theS seaIn ea ea1ft
of all these addeveme ta tathe
1ft spite e achieve achievedan
the Norfolk member Sa I fn a ager eerioc dan danger a agn
gn S oC d eatIf eat eatIf
If f defeated Jfajnard aaard will be missed missedbut I8edIn
In WI Washington DgtOlL He was never Tr an orator oratorbJt oratorseat
but when it came to buttonhellng buttonI lht his hisassociates h ha hisassrociatts
associates a for an appropriation he wag wagp
a rival 9f Whip p Dwight in securing aecurlDrouadup s sparty aroundup
roundup for a party vote voteFIREMEN voteFIREMEN ote oteFIREMEN
FIREMEN OVERCOME OVERCOMEBY
BY AMMONIA FUMES FUMESNEW
NEW YORK July wTwentyJive 1aTwentyiveSireeuen 15 wTwentyJiveftreIDeB Twentyfive Twentyfiveflremen
ammonia ammoniafumes aIRIIIOIIlafumes ammoniafumes
flremen were overcome ae by
fumes and rescued re with difficulty early earlytoday earlytoday earlytoday
today in a fire at t the too l + C Co Linde Com Company ComMUQ Cornpear ¬
pear cold storage < e plant at fit Jay JayCWeC JyCroker Jayof
CWeC of Croker was compelled II lJ died to order orderAa onIerII orderall
II JIteII me r the building Aa OlCbta6 m a abunding tIIIc be Ute Utewe
we from Ute stre < The TheW8
building was wasmere rutt ruttmoretbaa sad ted witIa wind daage 0 0ere
moretbaa ere mere t aa aawas 95m 115 I II
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Casino aoMO Motion 9D pictures and vaudeville vaudevilleCosmos vtaudevilleCosmosM
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Steamer Stea St Johns leaves Iea Seventh street streetwharf streetwharf streetwharf
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leave Seventh street vharf I4oip 45 p m mMaraball mdarahail
Maraball n Hall HallSteaaaer Steamer Charles Mac Macalerter aeatHter Macsiestas
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St Johns Lutheran Church excursion excursionto E eaandoa eaandoate
to Chesapeake adtTraIaII Banish Trams leaveDistrict leave leaveDistrict
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has fre frefl1l tt utbtly < atlr boon a 5 Sung at t6 t6British tJMBritish theBritish
British emlassy eMl asst and also at the home homeof hemeof l lof
of the Secretary Seciet1r of the Navy and andMeyer MnI MnIJIeyer Mr MrMeyer
Meyer MeyerMiss JIeyerXJ MeyerMiss
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Miss Helen Lee Lee daughter of Mrs MrsCharles MrsCharles MrsCJlarles
Charles Carroll Ca oJl Lee Leec f Washintsa Washintsawho Va V htnston htnstonwho JI JIwho
who to spending pt the summerat S summer at New Newport Newport Newt ¬
port t was hostess at one e of the first ArsteparUe firstche j
ridge che parties of the senses yesterday yesterdayafternoon yeetertJayatterDe9 yesterdayrirnooiMrs
rirnooiMrs afternoon afternoonMrs atterDe9Mrs
Mrs William 5hf Sinclair Sinclair r Bow Bowen B who whoeBtJy whorecently wo worecently
recently eBtJy went e t over to New Yew W York Torksailed Tor Tortied Yorksailed
sailed tied fr se > m iaere a day or two ago agofor agofor a afor
for Europe where she will spend the thesummer theer tesummer
summerMrr summer summerMr er erKr
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Mr and 41 Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry GerryHarbor C Iry
have taken the Knoll cottage at Bar BarHtrbor
Harbor and will spend the remainder remainderMr
< f tile seh 7pn Rt that resort rlMr resortMr
Mr and Mrs H W W Schaub and sons sonsthe
VIctor SchaUD and Morris SellaR are
the guests of Mr r and Mrs Frederick
A A Tjbom Thom at their Miles River Riverthe home on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland MarylandAnnouncement XaryIaadAD
r N NAnnouncement
Announcement AD Btdlt is made of the mar marof sears
Jiaae s of Miss Gladys H Loagley W WRobey ofR f fVa
Robey R obey Va Y and James R R Ktag 9 IrThe of ofWashington qCWuiaiatoa
Washington formerly form4r ly of Baliston Ve Va VaThe Y YThe
The ceremony took pines yesterday yesterdayafternoon 7e Yesterday Yesterdayafternoon tenlayafteraoon
afternoon at 2 oclock at the irsMiatu irsMiatuof
of the Rev A A W Graves Ucay the offtchutag ofidatfidaslag offtchu otkIuBC1er
Rev Wa Wa3rave =
tag gclergyman JRAA at lit gwtua place ptoeaMr placenorhwest
tbwest norhwest After a brief wMdlllg tour tcMIrXr tourMr
Mr and Mrs King will make e their tIteIre tIteIreat home homeat homeat
at Baltoton Va TaMrs VaMrs VaMrs
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Mrs Bacen BacenAad BacenA1id BanosAnd
And Sister Return ReturnMrs RetunLXIS Returnnhire
Mrs Sankey Bacon wh wife > of I Dr > r Ba Bacon Ba BaeoII Bacon ¬
con U S So N and her aisCet lIlt Miss Etta EUaTasPrt EttaTaggart EttaTaggart
Taggart returned to WaaMwgteA W Washl gtoa this thisavomtag tideJIIOrJIIn thismorning
morning from Suffolk Vs t ft where they theyattended tIteyatteBded theyattended
attended the BruceBOiott weddteg at atwhich atwble atwhich
which Miss Ml Taggart was one of the thebridesmaids tbctJ Lb Lbeiesanide
bridesmaids bridesmaidsHenri eiesanideHenri J r 141 141HeIU1
Henri Martin charge eJlaiwe e 8a daffaires 4 > r of theSwiss the theSwiss theJegadoa
Swiss 1ega legation will leave Washington WashtasUmthis
this eventnp for Long Island where he hewin 1MwtU liewill
win visit Mrs rs Stehli ehl at her place at atGten atGlee atGlom
Glee Cove aDd Mrs Edward Townsend Townsendat IIeDdat
at Oyster Bay Ba before ore going to Newport Newportfor
for the remainder rema of the theMr theMr season seasonMr
Mr LefevrePoutoOs LefevrePontofe charge e daffaires daffairesof
of the Preach embassy accompanied by
Viscount Beaotot Be oes dAzy d d Azy who has been beenspefMttn beeftP4II beenspemdhg
spefMttn P4II the summer at Manchester ManchesterbytheSea Manch X sterby sterbytheSea erby erbyiii I
theSea Is on a motor trip to Sebsgo SeblipLake SalegoLake SebsgoLake
Lake Maine MaineMiK MaineMime
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Mime Julia Stout of Washmrton W on who whohas whohas b blias
has been abroad for several years Is tomnt IsadhIC Ispendlte
pendlte adhIC the summer zit tile lit litHoaIre Pleas Pleastut
mnt House hi Bretton Woodsr Woods WoocIsU Woodswhere
r M MMiss
U xVloa Da Davis hens rase to Beth BethR Betll
l hem R where tube e has taken takenanartments taJreaa takesaeaytsents
anartments a tM at t the Sfocmlr House for forthe fort
the t he stunner stunnerMrs summerMrs
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Mrs Bolman Bot Vail s asd d Miss I Julia Va Vahave Vaha Vail Vailhave
have ha dosed clo M their rpartnwBts at Uw UwFarrasrut theFamrut
Farrasrut FalT2 t and Y1d have gone one to Mountain Mountaintfvc uutainHou MountainView
View tfvc House Hou Wljitefield Whit Whited eid Jd X H JL L for the thPIMiIo thet
IMiIo t ± asen Jl
unworn HEIR HEIRConditions HEIRBEGINS
BEGINS HIS HISTRAINING HISTRAININGConditions TRAINING TRAININGConditions
Conditions of Eccentric Old OldSoldier OldSoldier OldSoldier
Soldier to Be Met As AsFar AsFar AsFar
Far As s Possible PossibleCHICAOO PossibleCHlCA PossibleI
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CHICAOO CHIC 1lo July ISRobert H Robert SC sL St Geora GeoraTHrentorta George GeorgeDyretortb G
THrentorta 1 r ortb he heir r o7 o l55 M l under the tbefreak tMfreak thefreak
freak wfll n t of Ms actmndfather 1t Cut Robert Rob Robert R Rfrt ¬
ert Dyrenfortb Dyresf rti henna t today his actualtsalshnr actual actualtraiutaer IaItaiBIIw
traiutaer to meet the eondhJang < so far faras farJlI faxas
as aoseihle made by the eccentric et old oldsofatiair oldla oldsolattr
sofatiair sofatiairIn solattrIn
In Dreoaration for the course yl ofsprouts ylsproute ftbc
sprouts the bey was taken to thecountry the thecountry thetr
country tr for a long restThea rest restThen restTbea
Then he + 11 x s to enter a military training trainingjcbool tIaIItiIIKPebonl trainlmrschooll
jcbool ar probably hiy the Culver < Mflitary MflitaryAeademv XgitalyA MlitaryAede
Aeademv A Aede Y at Culver IndTbe Ind IDdThfo IndThe
The boys guardians J1I have dtcMed that tbatK thatit
k K will be fanpoeple bnJr Ini osrdbte f6Ie tp carry out ut the exact ex exa exact
a act rt limits of the till but they antiei antieinate aJItIeIPte autlelpate I
pate no trouble m getting an appoint anpotatment appointmeat 1 1meat
meat to West Point owtmr to the brH brHHaot 1triIt lmeUllant
Haot t career ea r of his cr trsadtatlier n f tber
NEW NE 1110 MEXICO HAS HASTS HASITS
ITS ICE PROBLEM EPROBLEMSeparate PROBLEMSeparate PROBLEMSeparate t
Separate Government APpredated Ap Appreciated Apprec ¬
predated prec ated Becauseof Because of Pre Predominance Predominance Predominance ¬
dominance of Mexicans MexicansSAITTA Mex 1Cax15 1Cax15SNTA
SANTA FS F X M Jury mThe 1hTbewisdom mTheiusfcttng aTIMwJ
wJ of tile people fit New MieJdco hi hiJ inism
ism J < on separate wfntohoed or orcontinuance a aeo acontinuance
continuance eo of territorial government governmenthas green Bent Benthas
has been proved Ia m more ways than one onebut ODebut onebut
but the principal need of I individual 1Bdi govearuent gov govJgMtt ov overDIIHJDt
erDIIHJDt J due to the fact that 0 her berJiItro herll
JgMtt ll sto residents more than bah are of ofMexican oCMexJeaa ofMexican
Mexican birth or orNew parentage parentageNew parentageNew
New Mexico differs from her hereIns nujoin uomaater nujoinms
Ins ms sister Stateelect 9CBtc ded in other ndteal ndtealfeatures I 1foatures Ifeature
features so that not even enaCallfonda Texas or orCaMforaia erCalifornia
California are as variant m IIIetioDB slim me eatireetions mesections
sections as would be New Mexico and aadArizona andArisoea
Arizona under one government governmentXew e6 govenmmtNew I eM eMNew
New Mexico JI has an era of 1224CO 1224COquare 1 11Jq8re i2 1eo 1eosquare
square mMes somewhat larger than thanLrhtooa tbnArizooa thanArizona
Arizona Aside from the greater area areand areaand areaand
and nd population the physical pkys l cbsracterIntics character characteristics r rlatlcs ¬
istics of o New Mexico are eonsideicd I rU to toentitle toeadtle toentitle
entitle her to an individual 11 existence in tithe intbe Inthe
the Union New Mexico occupies a alofty a alofty alofty
lofty plateau which reaches Its great greatest peatest greatest ¬
est elevation in the north lid west and andslopes andslopes anddopes
slopes to the south and to the south southeast 8OUthwbae sootheaet ¬
east where lies the western wd Lern part of the theLlano theLIaao theLlano
Llano Eotacado p c the be staked plain pIaIaDet pIaIaDetIUt pISinnapart Da Dacan
part of tM plateau can being leas than 2 WI WIfest ew ewve w wlevel
fest above ve sea level The altitude of ofof ofSaDta ofSanta
Santa Fe Fe the capita I J feet and andet andof
of Albuquerque Jbuq ergs the principal commer commercial eomerdat r reI1 ¬
cial and the newer city M able feet feet while whilethat whiletlIat whilethat
that of Cartobad to Jm 31feet 12t feet From the thevast ther thevast r
vast tableland both east and west of ofthe orme ofthe
the Rh > Grande rise numerous D sierra sierraand aIerraalMl sierrasand
and more or lea isolated ted peaks belong belonging JteIMagJag belonglag ¬
Jag to the Rock mountain Ia IaGreat system systemGreat systemGreat
Great Forest P Mt Area Areaticularty AreaSeTen1 AreaSeveral
Several of the mountain m particularly par parUcuIarIy
ticularty those of the north and to tin LJncote LineoIa tincoin
cote and western Socorro Grant and andMcKinley aDdIeKtaJe7 andMcKteJe
McKteJe McKinley counties are cowed with withtimber withtimber ith ithtiIDI
timber the most valuable betas pine pinealthough piDea pineattpotgb
a although oak CMk Juniper cedar birch ma maThe maple mapie
pie Del other trees an coops t I The ThePecos ThePee ThePecos
Pecos river Lincoln and GIla Gil river riverforest nyertorest riverforest
forest areas have been reserved by the theUnited theUlllted theUnited
United States Plan and cedar are also alsoabundant aiMa sireabundant
abundant a it + the foothHte throughout t the theTerritory theTerritory theTerritory
Territory Thiie yi JIe groves of oak and wal walnut walut waIaat ¬
nut ut are found t ta the acroiarid districts districtsmany districtswhere t tJtere
where Jtere JrrptJoa has been p for fory formany
1 1In
many y yean yeanIn ea eaIn
In many of the valleys and mountain mountainranges JBOaDtainraae mountainranges
ranges are vast Adds of grasses at affording atfontm atfording ¬
fording abundant av t food for large nocks nocksand ftockslid flockssad
and herds Bear deer mountain lions ttonswildcat 1IuDIIwtWcat lionswildcat
wildcat asps antelope elk are found ia iatbe iatbe inthe
tbe mountains mountainsThe mountffinsThe DL DLTbr
The valley hinds are fertile but as asthe asthe asthe
the Stateelect lies within the arid re region TfcPD regionn ¬
gion agriculture is conducted largely largelythrough largelythroagIa l5XTeiythrough
through irrigation h the hrrig fcad i farms farmsform frmsform farmsform
form 74a per cent of an the Mad under undercultivation UDdercultivation undercultivation
cultivation cultivationMuch cultivationKucla cultivationMuch
Much oC the water divertsfrom fI the thestreams thestreIDII thestrenm
streams to wasted eel by crude method methodand JDetbodoDel metbodand
and as a yet no reservoirs l r for the conservation con conservation consena ¬
servation of storm water have been
1 1The
The Business Doctor DoctorBy Iii IiiI
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I By B Roe Fulkerson l7
Eliminate that thatOMfaeMoaed I IJ 1 1C
OMfaeMoaed way wayf waryof 1L 1Lel
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el f marking your youroods
< 00 00 goods oods with a sei se secret
V i > eret selling sellingsaid 8 sellingpdee e 11 I n g gIrice
Irice said the theBujineou theI
Business Bu T I 8 Doctor DoctorIf
I > If there is any anyone JUlYOIICi anyone
one way of avoidm avoiding the uapVessaqt uapVessaqtne u t tReS
ne mess s of having patrons tON try to get getyo getyou et etto
yo you to seA at a lower price than thanyou tRaayou thanyou
you ask M Is to have Te your goods goodsmarked goodsI goodsmerited
marked ke4 m plain pIa n figures es The oneprice onepriceheufc OIteprteebe onepricebom
I heufc to the only one that wins and andthe aDdtIIe andi
the arst move of the oneprice house housej
j i i to to mark 1I rk all goods hi plain figures figuresI ft figuresYour ure ureY
Your Y CNr cost price may mayte Y be a secret one oneis ORe OReria
ria I te fact must be be and there are hundreds hundredsI
I of methods of handling Da till The time timeI MheRered timehonored
I I honored one Is to take some word with
ten different tll dl < ereat letters Jet S m ft kthe the theRepubIcaB
RepubIcaB to a good example exampleand exampleandallow and andallow I
allow each one of the ten letters to tostand to8ta4i toataad
stand as a symbol for one figure This Thtoto ThislIS Thisbe
to easy of detection however The next nextIs nextis
Is by numerate Of thin the simplest stmpfeetend simplestlena simplestfora
lena Is to put a an exera figure e at am ameIMl dealend
end 8f f the cost making an article cent centtug eoetfiKHres
tug 1ic be JlllUked ISI5 1 by y the mental mentalprocess
process of eliminating < the first and JaM lastfigures
figures wilt be beauTIcd carried into other cal calculations C1culatloRs calcu ¬
culations cu > atioms making mental arithmetic arithmeticdifficult arithMeticdifksiti
difficult for the man who uses a figuresymbol figure figuresymbol kuresyJIIboI
symbol cost mark markThe markThe
The e most JRO t satisfactory scheme yet yetdevised yetdevised
devised is undoubtedly the one where wherethe wheretJIe wherethe
the cost of an article fa is Indicated I tested in iathe intile inthe
the ornamented border to t the price pricei pricetai
i tag Suppose e the merchant has a asupply asupply
supply of string tags and gummed gummedI gummedlabels lRIRetl lRIRetlJaJMl
I labels printed priat cl with a narrow border borderof
of 0 small 1 circles printed ia the general generalforum
1 form of a square sq are > la the center of ofi ortJHf ofthe
i the square on the blank 1 space the tbesetting tMelU thenetting
setting elU price may y be pat ia plain figares fig figures ¬
ares The cost is marked by 1 a small AsmllI smalltick U
I tick mark JDrk ia the circles ia the border borderLet borderLet
Let ell side of the scpraxe sugara contain containte
ter te > + little circles and each circle repre represent repi e esent ¬
sent one of the tea itartirs Aa article articlecosting artteJeeo articlecosting
costing eo tl n L7i 7 and set aeUfWR 1 for i iawould iawouldthen would Vouldthen wouldtJMn
then htLve a little mexR r ia the tlt third thirdcircle tbirdekeJ thirdcircle
circle of the top t row r the seventh seventhefrele seventhctrcle seventhcircle
circle of the right side and nd ODe in the theJ
J
generally on
However the reclamation rect service of oftbe oftlte ofthe
the Coverusaent has completed irriga irrigation irrtgatlott irrigation ¬
tion proj pro cts within ae < he boidera of the theStateelert theStateeJe theStatealei
Stateelert reclaiming a total of 50000 50000acres 10009acres OOO OOOeres
acres The Carlsbad project brought broughtacres broughti
> 20006 i oho acres into fruttfnmees a the Leas Leasburg Ieaburg Leaburg
burg project the same amount and andthe andthe andthe
the Honda project reclaimed 16000 16000acres 10o00acres I Iacres
acres Federal reclamation lamattoa experts expertshave t thave I I1Iave
have estimated wt that the Pecos river riverdrainage rhertlraiDas riverdrainage
drainage area to susceptible epd of irrigaflag irriga irrigating kripJ3CI ¬
ting 13Ma6 8 > acres of excellent t land or orfarm ora or1b
a 1b per Cfttt more Ulan the mate e of offana offarm
farm tends tendsAgricaitnie sow lit the T TAgric1tt1Ire Territory TerritoryAgriculture
Agriculture Chief Occupation OcevpatiaarhBe OccupationWhile n nW1aIIe
While jiassLSBlny I important aiDera mi mian 1 1JMICi t tresouredt
JMICi S New Mexico ill pre preeuiinenti preeuiinentian enti r
an 81 agricultural 4t0I country more than 4 4per 4per f fper
per cent of the people pursuing gainful gainfuloccupations pin pinoceuPatioa gainfioccupations
occupations being engaged m ia farming JarmingI farmingand ming mingand
I and stock ramtag The farm tend is Trworth isworth 15worth
worth 1 B UN M8 according to offlcial oftlciaifigures offlcialflguiea oftkialaDd
figures and the live stock on the farm farmhas farmiesdmat farmsbas
has an estimated value of U5110The Sl5ttlOOII Sl5ttlOOIITIle t5 MQO MQOTbe
TIle crops c are worth about H 11111111 MW an annoaUv anD1I1ly anusally
noaUv and consist tin in the order 4 4value of ofvalue > f fvalue
value as named of forage e com wheat wheatorchard wheatorchard at9 at9ordIanI
orchard fruits oats beans potatoes potatoesbarley potatoesbarber
barley peaa and onions The anbnaJs anbnaJson
on the farms number about 75IMW of ofwhich orWbicb ofwhich
which twothfeds ax aM J s sheep sheepNOT sheepNOT
NOT AN OB OB1ECT CT LESSON LESSONThe
The KgyytSans E ygfia are very angry because be because tMnu ¬
cause the example exam of the spina ir > TTr bad so solittle s slittle
little effect urea Colonel Itessti RmmteelPhilade eH eHPnOadehjMa eItPIIuttl
PnOadehjMa PIIuttl lIl es Record Record
fifth Sift circle at the tbottom bottom This ts tak taking takIt takMg ¬
ing it tt the system uses the upper upperefthaad I IleCt flefthead
efthaad leCt corner as a starting point pointr polctbut
1 ut of course tOy other r point could couldas couldhave
have ve been 1 j as welL welLThese welLTheIle wellThese
These gummed sV sVto s Ck era can be need URda needto
to a good advantage for another r pur purpose purKJIr parpeas ¬
pose also If instead bl of the selling sellingprice JMlItngK1ce addingpeke
price of the article the name of afern a afirm aJIrm
firm making JDI a price be put In the theblank th thWaDk theblank
blank place ia the center they make makea makesplendid
a splendid record of prices given The Theprice Theittke 1 1price
price itself can be checked off of the theI thebo thebolder
bolder bo ad discounts HIt In the eon eonter center
I ter with Tbe e firm name DUDe and tile label labelKo labelted labelpasted
pasted ted ha a convenient book MokNo bookNo
No amount of publicity pat can affect affectthe afrtthe agedthe
the plan as DO two 1 IS8IJ men u uche use usetime
the same point hi the bs bsrdei de as asstarting 3 3OIat astarting
starting point Put tt into operation operationbere ationJtero operationhere
here and d you win never c phsum nge it as asthere asthere
there are unbounded UU pssuUsllttit 1111 1lrII1 a for forgood forla r rbond
good in it itIf ItIf it itIf
If we get a letter with a careless carelessstraggly earH carelessstIaggiy SS SSstpt
straggly sJrtresg slapped on tt any way waywe wa wawe wajwe
we are apt to think that the UMdoeeat senderdoesnt sender senderdoesnt
doesnt consider the contents very seri seriously serloasIy sariously ¬
ously hhnaetf that he to Just ecndirt ecndirtIt sendin sendinit n nIt
it on the chance that it may y hit ombodJ om somebody om
1 body whereas w4 yeas if we get an envelop envelopwtth envelopwith YelOIM YelOIM10tb
with the sddresu carefully written it itseems It1D8Ie Itseams
seems more as If it were not merely merelyone 1MreI 1MreIeDe merelyone
one of a thnusaua t or two thousand ad addressed a adressed f f4Ire8 ¬
dressed to Tom T Dick and Harry but butas butIt Mktas
as if it were seriously seek esly y addressed to us usidrese i ias t tas
as if the render r had takes care to a4 a4dr address
dress dr us with fun courtesy and had hadhimself hadh hadhimself
himself considered seriously R what whatThe 1e 1etq heus
tq sending us The above aIJo statement statementtag statemena statemlentuhf
uhf a prominent Ia lawyer er IIs the best a at imgtnable
tnable maggghent t against t ttardea a mail mailIng malltug
tug list and a lot Of form or adTertI5 adTertI5letters adtertalug
tag letters over er to an office boy boyCant oyI boyCan
I Cant Can t you remember the tIlDe you youyou yetsere 0 0e
sere e afraid when l you fIBIICd die th Ret streetyou
17 you might be run runbuggy O by a horse and andbaggy t tba
buggy baggyThere buggyThere
YThere There Is a man m mtemporarCy a W Wassi tS wino wIDtDpGr3riy Is Istearperarily
temporarCy down and m mK out ad WWtCag WWtCagfor
for ii1 a week and taking taIdIwHIE his Meaia in intire
tire K diespeat diespeatrooms rdlauts btA who whorooms i irotJIIS
rooms in on onth o onf OIl iM loo + M1eNi Jt I Is Isthere J Jthrrf
th there re he eases tot totformer eeoa4 WIdI las 1 1former i ilunmr
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