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THE WASHINGTON HERALD RERALDMONDATAPI MONDAY APEIL 4 41910 1910 J
MORE BUCKET SHOPS SHOPSVhoJesale SflOSWholesale
Wholesale Arrests Expected ExpectedWithin ExpectedWithin ExpectedWithin
Within Next Few Days DaysMAY DaysMAY DaysHAY
MAY INDICT WESTERN UNION UNIONAttorney UNIONAttorney UNIONAttorney
Attorney General Out on Relentless RelentlessCaranalern RelentleaCanuulgnAgeut fle1ent1eCarnDnIgnAgent
CanuulgnAgeut Caranalern Ascents Lying LoW for forShady torShad forShady
Shady Shad Concerns ConcernsComDflny Movea 10eaTelegrnl1b 10eaTelegrnl1bComvanT Telegraph TelegraphCompany
Company Alleged to Be Deliber Deliberately Dellberatel fleitherately ¬
ately atel Assisting Alllfl Ung Ducket Shops ShopsThe ShopsThe ShojnThe
The Department of Justices JUStlC campaign campaignagainst Oaxupalflaa1ns anlpalqnasa1nat
against aa1ns the bucket shops of the country countryIs
Is far ar from being coinpletedH has in infact Intact Infact
fact just begun begunThe bogunt boguntThe begunThe
The arrest of sixteen men Saturday in inraids Inraids Inraids
raids that took place In New York YorkPhiladelphia YorltPhlladelphla YorkPhIladelphia
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Washingtonwill Waahingtonwill Wathingtonvi11
will be DC followed by others today The Thearrests Thearrets Thearrests
arrests today may be followed by b still stillmore sll1more stIllmore
more and It was said s 11d the department departmentIs departmentIs
Is planning to get after other oUu r shady shadyconcerns shadYconcerns shadyconcerns
concerns concernsPlans concernsPlan concernsPlans
Plans Salt Against Telegraph Co CoThe CoThe CoThe
The department has gone to the ex extent exttnt oxtent ¬
tent of contemplating action agalnit the theWestern theWestorn theWestern
Western Union Unlc Tslegraph Company COmpany The Thegovernment Thegov6111ment Thegovetnment
government believes that tho Weatdrn WeatdrnUnion Wcst ostdrn ostdrntnlon rn rnrnion
Union knowingly furnished the offending offendingbucket attendingbucket offendingbucket
bucket shops with ticker and other oth r wlr wlrservice wire wireervlce wireservice
service serviceThis serviceThis
This In the minds of somo officials officialsmakes offlcla1smakes omcIIsmakes
makes It as fmuch f much of a conspirator as aswas aswas aswas
was any of the men arrested On 9n the theother theother theother
other hand it may be that the xpart xpartment tpartment ipart ipartment
ment will allow the telegraph company companyto
to go free with a severe evero reprimand reprimandThe reprimandThe reprimandThe
The three firms caught In the not yes yesterday yesterdllY yesterday ¬
terday ware captured because they were werefound werefound wefound
found violating constructively a law lawwhich la lawhich lawwhich
which forbids the operation of a bucket bucketehop bucket6hop bucketshop
shop in the District of o Columbia If the theconcerns tkeconcerns theconcerxs
concerns which were not touched ever everbegin v ver verbegin r rbegin
begin operating here Or or In Federal terri territory territory tonitory ¬
tory they are likely to coma to a sad sadend sadend sadend
end suddenly suddenlyCountry 5uddonbCountry suddenlyCountry
Country Mapped Out OntThe OutTbe OutThe
The three concerns put out of business businessso
so far had made a rather oomplaU divi division division dlvision ¬
sion of the territory between twoen Maine and andthe andth6 andthe
the Mississippi and even beyond that thatriver thatriver thatriver
river Price Co of Baltimore and andNew andNew andNew
New York had the Southern territory territoryThey territoryThey torritoryThey
They operated exclusively south 8 of Ma Mason Mason Mason ¬
son and DIxons line line and had office In InAtlanta InAtlanta InAtlanta
Atlanta Jacksonville and other South Southern Southem uth uthrn ¬
ern em rn cities E S S Boggs Co were given giventhe givnthe giventhe
the New England States and New York YorkThe YorkIhe YorkThe
The Standard 8t nd d Stock Exchange of Now NowJersey NowJrrsey NowJrsoy
Jersey had New Jersey Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaWest Pnns1lvanlaWest PennsylvaniaWest
West Virginia and that portion of the theMiddle thelIlddla theMiddle
Middle Wost not touching St St Louis Loch and andother andother andother
other Southern cities which belonged to toPrice toPrlc toPrice
Price Prlc Co according to the agreement agreementWomen agreementVomen agreementWomen
Women Good Losers LosersMany LO5eraMan1 LoseraMany
Many of o the patrons of those bucketing bucketingcompanies uckotlnglompanies bucketingOfl3fli85
companies It was said yesterday were werawomen werowomen werewomen
women The female trad trade had becom becomso booo boooso becoznq becoznqso
so great that plans were on foot early sarlyin 8 Ilyin earlyin
in March to establish a bucket shop bop solely solelyfor sollyfor solelyfor
for women in this city This Tnl shop was wasto wasto wasto
to have begun operations on March 1arch tt ttOn 1i 1iOn 1kOn
On March 4 how however vcr the agents of the thedepartment thedepartment thedepartment
department swooped down on the local localoffice 16caloffice localollice
office of Boggs Co and tho Standard StandardStock StandardStock StandardStock
Stock Exchange Company Compa That raid raidstopped raidstopped raidstopped
stopped the budding plans for a womans womansbucket womanabucket woman womanbucket
bucket shop here hereOne heroOne i iOne
One reasolforthetest roosQ t orth st btabUshment WIs1injent lshmet of a awomans aomans aaornans
womans omans shop wag that in dealing deaJln the thawomen thewomen thewomen
women monopolized the telephones telephorlesgreat a agreat agreat
great deal of the time Most woman wom n did didcot didot didxot
cot ot like to come to a shop in person but butwanted butwanted butwanted
wanted to keep In touch with the market marketjust mlUketjust marketjust
just the sa sae ie c hence the continual tele telephone telephone telephone ¬
phone calls The women by the way wayproved wayproved I Iproved
proved good aod losers They alwaya hoped hopedto hOpedto hopedto
to get getb getbck back ick next day what they had lost lostAccording loltAccording lostAccording
According to estimates today the three throeconcerns threeconcerns threeconcerns
concerns got on an average ten new vic victims victims vietinis ¬
tims each day apiece at each of their thsJroffices thalrofflees theiromees
offices Since between them they had hadabout badabout hadabout
about 236 offices offie the story seemed pretty prettywell prettYwe1l prettywell
well substantiated substantiatedThe suhiltantlStedThe subetantintedThe
The throe roe companies not only had more moreor moreor
or less of a a cinch on anybodys money moneywho moneywho moneywho
who started playing the market with withthem wItbthem withthem
them but they tried to play pia both ends endsagainst endsagainst endsagainst
against the middle Ordinary brokerage brokeragehouses brokoragehouses brokeragehouses
houses charge 1S per cent commission commissionThe co commissionThe 1mlSlonThe
The bucketing bu keUng house took 134 1 a Z4 per cent centright centright centright
right off ff the bat batVfckerslmni batVlekerHIIUD1 batWlckerslinni
Vfckerslmni Wont Let Up UpAltogether UDAltogotber UpAltogether
Altogether Washington has been much muchinterested muchinterested muchInterested
interested by the raids of the bucket bucketlihops bucket bucketshops bucketshops
shops Attorney General Wlekeraham has hasshown hlilashown ha hashown
shown by It It more than by anything else elseto elsetomost elseto
to tomost most minds perhaps that ho is wide wideawake wideawake wideawake
awake and on the job It was be who whofigured whofigured whofigured
figured out that It was possible pos lbl to get getthe getthe getthe
the bucketeers under a Federal law lawAlready lawAlread lawAlready
Already Alread too he is getting etUn the reputation reputationof
of not letting go when once he starts startsBright startsBright startsBright
Bright minds in the department con conceived conceived conceived ¬
ceived the wiretapping game and then thenit thenIt thenit
it came easy They had agents go to tothe tothe tothe
the bucketeers buy or sell and then get getthe getthe getthe
the slips from the proper persons re recording re recording yecording ¬
cording that sale or purchase The wire wiretappers wlretappers wiretappers
tappers were busy all the while hlle and andthey andthey andthey
they easily figured out that that while the theagents tlteagents tileagents
agents had their slips sU showing stock stockbought stockbought stockbought
bought or sold old no little ticks of the wire wirehad wirehad wirehad
had gone goi gohe e to Philadelphia to the Con ConExchange ConExchm1goin ConExehangein
Exchange Exchm1goin In keeping with the figures on onthe onthe onthe
the agents slip slipIt sUpIt slipIt
It was the Attorney General who ho con conceived conceived conceived ¬
ceived the idea of getting after the Ken Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky ¬
tucky night riders under the Sherman Shermanantitrust Shermanantitrust Shermanantitrust
antitrust law He put agents to work workand workand workand
and found a plain Interference by the thenight thenight thenight
night riders rId rs with an a interstate shipment shipmentof
of tobacco Indictments followed and andthe andth andthe
the th prosecution will begin within a few fewdays fewdays fewdays
days daysCHILDREN daysCHILDREN daysOKILDRBNGIVEN
CHILDREN OKILDRBNGIVEN GIVEN GOOD ADVICE ADVICEMore ADvICEMore ADVICEV
V More than 150 boys and girls assem assembled aambled aesembled ¬
bled at the Juvenile Cou4 Oour urt house 1S6 F Fstreet Fstreet Fstreet
street northwest yesterday afternoon afternoonwhen afternoonwhen afternoonwhen
when the semimonthly meeting mHUn of the theprobation theprobatIon theprobation
probation officers of the Juvenile Court Courtwas Courtwas Courtwas
was held Reports received by b the pro probation probation probation ¬
bation officers were gratifying and en encouraging encourlsin encouraging ¬
couraging and showed that in many manycases manycases manycases
cases the boys and apd girls were now occu occupying occuping aeonpying ¬
pying positions or of o trust and profit profitJudge prontoto profitJudge
to Judge De Lacy advised all to shun evil evilcompanions evilcompanIons evilcompanions
companions and those who would do dothem d dthem ilthem
them more harm than good He H also alsourged alsoutged alsornged
urged the reading adtng or rn Jt r good books Rev RevZed RevZed RevZed
Zed H Copp John R Dillon and Mrs MrsGertrude MrsGertrude MrsGertrude
Gertrude B B Darwin probation officers officersof officersot officersof
of the court offered words of onopuragemenf oneuragernen < onopurage mcouragement
menf rnen John F Craven distributed books booksand booksand book3and
and pictures picturesLOAN picturesLOAN
pctUtCLOAN
LOAN SOCIETIES SOCIETIESON
ON DIAMONDS DIAMONDSVATCHES DIA1IODSWATCHES
A WATCHES WATCHES1WELRY WtTCHES2OIEY VATCHESJEWELRY
2OIEY JEWELRY kC kCPhilasthroplc C CA C CPIIlIntbropic
A Philanthropic I INO IDlUtatkm IDlUtatkmCAPITAL
170to270 CAPITAL lOCJOOOO lOCJOOOOnrereace 1tOOUOP71
NO NOEXTRAS P71 lUforasce Any flnancW flnancWi flRand flRandibUituU finanrJaibttitutien
i ibUituU tih o Ueo in tfa tile dt city Re Red Re Redn lieEXTRAS
EXTRAS d dn dempdons uptioo ptiG a mAde hem fs fsbreeers pawn pawnbrokers raWDbroUra ¬
brokers and new loads loa s is issued 1 1wed Issued ¬
sued at greUy tee reduced mutedring rrdaccdsafing reducedsating
sating ring to the tpmmer tpmmerPRUDENTIAL 1 IrrowerPllUDENTIL besvostesPRUDET1Ah
PRUDENTIAL LOAN LOA SQOIETY SQOIETYGround SQOIETYGround SOCIETYGround
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TWO vo NEW PASTORS OFFICIATE OFFICIATEHold OmCIATEloIcl OTICIATPL1O11
Hold OjbenlnjBf Functional at St Anns Annsand un uniHUi uns unsUd
and iHUi Ud Stt St Stephen St phcn Churches ChurchesRev ObureheaRev ChorebeaRci
Rev Joseph H Cassidy who came camefrom oatnetr camefro
from tr fro fI St Johns Church Westminster to totake totake totake
take charge of o St 81 Stephens parish in inthis inthis Inthis
this clt city where he succeeds the late lateFather lateFather
Father Caughy officiated at the low mass massat massat massat
at 7 oclock yesterday yestcrda morning The Themembecs Themembe1s Themembers I
members of the Holy Name Na e Society atfc atfctended at attn attxuled
tended tn ed the mass and received communion communionin
in a body Father Cassidy preached at atboth atboth atboth
both the 7 oclock and the late mass massA maSsA massA
A congregation of ofthe the size of St St Steph Stephens Stephenshe Stephens ¬
ens enshe he said should liot net xt be b without a aparochial lparoohlal aproohial
parochial school He referred to the thewellknown thewetIknwn thewellknown
wellknown loyalty of the members of ofSt ofst ofSt
St Stephens parish to their faith and andto anrlto andto
to their late pastor and said he hoped to toreceive torecele toreceive
receive the same cooperation from them themSt themSt themSt
St St Anns Church Tennallytown was waswell waswell waswell
well filled yesterday morning at tho sol solemn solemn aolem ¬
emn em high mass which marked the first firstformal firstfOf firstforrrl
formal fOf 1 function of the pastorate of Rev RevT Re ReT ReVT
T G Smyth who for the last eight eightyears eJghte eightyears
years e s has been assistant pastor at St StStephens StStephens StStephens
Stephens Church Rev Ro C Carroll CarrollSmyth CarrollSmth carrollSmyth
Smyth of St Martins Church Balti Baltimore BaIUmore Baltimore ¬
more who has hasbeen been spending the last lastweek Instweek lastweek
week at St St Anns rectory as tho guest guestof guestot guestof
of his brother the new pastor was cele celebrant celebrant COlebrent ¬
brant of the mass massRev massRev massRev
Rev John Handley C S P director directorof directoror directorof
of studies at the Apostolic Mission House Housewas Housewas Housewas
was deacon and Mr John Smyth C C S SP SP SP
P of o St Thomas College Catholic Uni University Unierst Univers4L ¬
versity vers4L erst who will wl11be be ordained to the thepriesthood tht1priesthood thepriatthood
priesthood in June acted as subdeacon subdeaconMINISTER subd subdeaconNINISTEI acon aconMINISTEIt
MINISTER FOUND DROWNED DROWNEDSecretary DROWNEDSecretnr DROWNEDSecretary
Secretary Secretnr of National Free F ee Church ChurchCouncil ChurchCouncil h hCouncil
Council WOK Depressed DepressedLoiTdon DeprcnedLOIfdon DepressedLondon
London April 3 SThe The Methodist and andother andother andother
other free church communities have been beenshocked beenshocked beenshocked
shocked to learn that Rev Re Thomas Law Lawsecretary LaweeretaT Lawsecretary
secretary of the National Free Church ChurchCouncil ChurohCouDclI ChurchCouncil
Council has been found drowned a mile mileoffshore mileotfspore mileoffshore
offshore at Brighton He had been de depressed deprssed dopremed ¬
pressed by b neurasthenia neurastheniaBISHOP neurastheniaBISHOP neurastheniaBISHOP
BISHOP ORDAINS DEACON DEACONCharlCH DEACONCharles DEACONCharles
Charles T Warner Vnrner Tnke Holy Or Ortiers OrtIer Ortiers
tiers tIer at St Alliiinx AlJmn Church ChurchBishop ChurchBishop ChurchBishop
Bishop Harding ordained Charles T TWarner TVarner TVarner
Varner to t the dwonato d01o oJatB of the Episcopal EpiscopalChurch EpiscopalClIurch EpiscopalChurch
Church at yesterday Y65tord mornings services servieasat B rlc8s rlc8sat
at St St Albans Church Rev Re George GeorgeBratenahl GeorgeBr GeorgeBratonahi
Bratenahl Br tenah1 rector rectorof of St St Albans presented presentedthe presentedthe presentedthe
the candidate candidateThis can eanaidateThis idate idateThis
This was the first ordination service serviceever IeiceeY serviceever
ever eY r hold at St St Albans and attracted a alarfee 8large alare
large lare gathering The service was held heldwith hetdwith heldwith
with special music under the direction of ofthe otthe ofthe
the organist Clarke Middloton MiddlotonMany Ml Middiet dlet n nMany nMany
Many other Episcopal clergymen were werepresent werepresent werepresent
present and Canon Walter Mitchell of ofBrookland ofI ofBrookland
I Brookland and many friends of Mr MrWarner MrI MrWariwr
Warner r from Virginia Seminary Semlnar assisted assistedat
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at the ceremony ceremonyA
A special sermon was preached by Rev RevGeorge RevG RevGeorge
George G orge F Dudley DudleyDAILY DudleyDAILY DudleyDAILY
DAILY COURT RECORD RECORDSaturday RECORDSnhtr RECORDSaturday
Saturday Snhtr oy April 2 i 1010 1010DISTRICT IPI0DISTRIOT 1910DISTRICT
DISTRICT COURTS COURTSCourt OOURTSConrt COURTSCourt
Court of Appeals AppealeChief AppealstIMef PDenhlOtttf
Chief JtttUce T8sU HOB S Seth tb Bbepard Sb rd AswcUlo tIJ Ja JaUce tns tnsUceaa josUc
Uce Uceaa Uc t H nn n Cbarle H Robb and Hon JosUa JoaiabVan h A AVan A Avaii
Van vaii OndeL OndeLAtdittnents OBdelafjtUIIIHlts OradelAeaents
Atdittnents for April prII 5 19UL 19ULX 1914X 1910N
X I Hjde et al w United UnAL I States Attorneys Attorneyst Attlrnerswo tttcrnayaWert1gtme
wo Wert1gtme DftllGJd6nPaVt J BAr BArNo er erNo
No t Palmer a n rt JjtitmUz AUeraeps A Ba Ba3w Bam Baber ¬
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X a S District of Colombia Colum TS Greppqr AUervtn Alter AtterJ AlterI3I
J vtn JI same sameX caee
X e 7 McXaaura n T Washington Teaataal Com Company Q Qpass ¬
pass 118 Attorneys tom Cox CoxUamil CoxIlamiltest CoxIlamiltestNo Hamilton HamiltonNo lft lftNo
No United States n ret rel AVaknU TS Secre Secretory 6 6ta17 ficuxtar ¬
tory tar of the Interior AUoraors McfteinoldsLftw McfteinoldsLftwler
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Xev 0 2 Sractarr of tbe Interior 1n rior TS Clark At AtUKMT AtLawl AtteuW
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Nfc 14 Southern lUilwaj Itailwa Company tt ai aL TS TSBtwWBi T1 T1Bat1du mUawklai
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Equity Court Cour No No1 No1JUSTICB 1 1JUSTJCB 1JUSTICS
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N Ne ill Coaley CoB w ft Sterrett Attenusa A Atterae3sCitunga psa psaGitUDga OSfcoa OSfcoaGHUBgn
GHUBgn Chamberlain nuBBcriainX ChamberlainNe
X Ne 188 1St Mercantile Trait and Depxit It Company Companyw
w a Brass AttornejK Merillat SwBlran SwBlranNo SuIItnNo SefltvanNo
No MR 1 Aadene VI vs Collect Attorneys A Goat Gertman aertmall Goatmas
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Xf N 197 Gamer TS f8 Gamer G ml Attorneys Atto Harden HardenDrew HaJdenDrill HapdenDrec
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JUSTICE BARNARD BARNARDN BAnNARDNo BARNARDNo
N No 03 E Owes 0we > et aL xl TS Sharp et aL ii onto ontoto onItrt ord ordto
to aeeopt A effer eer AUoratsi OHtiws GlUt Lt Gbarabedaln GbarabedalnN
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JUSTICE WRIGHT WRIGHTXa WRIGHTNe WRIGHTNa
Xa auto H9 Apphttain Ap ilmtcn TR Beasingw et a 1 xlinitiher re reBdttltMr l ldUr
BdttltMr for 15 U5 l filed motion for new n trial over OTerrated overruled orerruled
ruled and judgment i dgtfteltt on wrdtet tea or K5 f eatered eateredAttorneys eatercdttom euteredtttoieja
Attorneys ttom Tepper k Uttsaek U saelc Gittinss k Chamber Chamberfete lhatnberJaIa ChamberlaInA
fete JaIa laInA A L 1 Nwrnyer NwrnyerAwgwaents New1BJerAH NeumycaAsgamcots
Awgwaents AH g1Unents for April 4 4No 4o 4No
No o 4 5 Kellfter rz Capital Traction Company CorapaRjAttorneys C CompanyAttarneys I1ltBRJ I1ltBRJAttaeJs
Attorneys Denming DOiIl sg Berry Perry SOB and andDtrntop andD1InhIIp andDunlop
Dunlop DtrntopNo D1InhIIpNo DunlopNo
No IU HUIraan Wman ei al at TS T3 Robinson et aL al At Atlorvoys At AtCatwl Atiorea
lorvoys Canal JoeeaPreTCSt k Bailey BaflejNo IkJNo BaileyNo
No No 440 n 0 MeKtawla ItKiDlB e et al a TS T Horton jr Alter AUoraeyi AUerJIefi
aeyi Ambrose AaabrmePot AaabrmePotNo kmhcoaePoeNo Poe PoeNo
No < e Dtaadoww e TS Ti Fourteenth Street Barings BaringsBank SarlnpBuk Saclcgshank
Bank Attorney ttclrMf John Ridout RixiLNo RidoutNo
No 0 305 urn T3 TS Georgetown and Tenaaliytowa TenaaliytowaRailway Tenaa1l1WmRailwa TenealljtownRa1lay
Railway Company Attorneys Lambert Lam Yeatman YeatmanDoBtea YntmanDoaIal YcatuanDouglas
Douglas Hooter HooterNo HoaTerN borerNo
No N tit Egan E vs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad RailroadCompany Raf1roadCt1 RailroadCompany
Company Ct1 Attorneys Lambcr Yeatewn Yel YoatnsnUamfttes YoatnsnUamfttesNo Hamilton HamiltonNo Uamhl8No
No 4SL 431 Newman TS fL Newman et aL al Attorneys AttorneysNo Att Attornemlilocot mert mertUWout
UWout it OertmaJrPertcK1 OertmaJrPertcK1No
No N 4SS Sf Henans TS TS Potomac Electric Fewer P fel Com Compasy CoolJUJ Coingaug
pasy Attorneys Collins Co1l 115 PeytenDarlinstajj PeytenDarlinstajjNo PCJtenDarll PCJtenDarlle
No N e 4S7 McKenrie IcKen ll TS TS Grouse Attorneys AttOfJilQS3Iather AttOfJilQS3IatherDI Mather MatherDatk IatherDa
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Circuit Court No NoCHIEF 2 2CHIEF 2CHIEF
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABATJGH CLABATJGHAsgpimeat CLABAUGnA CLABAUGIIAaAgnmeat
Asgpimeat A eat for Monday April 4 4No 4No2S 4No
No No2S 8 Ball administratrix TS Unit Unittd States StatesBXBTCM StAtesEXJIftII StatesErma
BXBTCM Company Attorneys Baker Sheeby SheenyHegan SheebyHog h hHegnBhrney
Hegan Hog HegnBhrney nDlmer Bintey Woodard WoodardNo WoodardNo WoodardNa
No 91 L Tobriner et al 1 TS V50 Jefferson Attorneys AttorneysTobrlner AttGrn AttGrnTobdnet AttornawTobdair
Tobrlner CullNewmyer CullNewmyerNa
No 32 St Z Brown TO Potomac Baltimore and a Wash Washington Wa5hl Withisgies ¬
ington l ne Railroad Company Attorneys Baker Baker Sherrill SherrillMiH SherrillMIJItrMcKeDDeJ SterrillMiJiwbeKenneg
MiH MIJItrMcKeDDeJ r McKenoej Flanacry FlanacryNo FlanneryNo 1 1No
No m t 66 WelLs TS VI Capital Traction G4mpa Jsmpanjk At Atteratyf AtterMIS Attemit
teratyf Richardson RlcbardionPerrr Perry f Son and Dunlop JJnnlopNoUee DunlopNetJeeThere DnniopNoticeThese
NoUee NetJeeThere There will be a jireliralnary call of tha thaeven thaeiett theeret1
even numbered m cases ca SOG oa the calendar in Circuit CtrcaitCoart CircuitOMIrt CircuitCourt
Court No 0 2 f Mr Chief Justice J tlce Oabangh beginning beginningwfch beginnInrfMh beginningwith
with No 562 and ondin ending with No tiC at 10 l a a m mMonday m mMonda inlonilay
Monday April 4 t 1910 1910I 1910Crblll 1910Criminal
I Criminal Crblll ml Court Xo No2 No2JtJSTICE 2 2JUSTICE 3JCISTIO1
JUSTICE STAFFORD STAFFORDAssignment STAFFORDA STAFFORDAMigenteut
Assignment A for April pril 4 4IB iI 4Ta
IB I re estate tate of William C Johnson JohnsonNA Jobacona
NA a 5K3 Sander TS f a Kautenbsra Attorneys AttorneysGittlngs AttorneysAntbraHGfttfRgI AttorneysAulbraseCittisgs
AntbraHGfttfRgI Gittlngs Chamberlain ChamberlainNa OtJamberlalnNt
Na S1CSO Lereh rs VL 1 Hpdgs Hod Hcdgten n Attorneys Bend Bendrhiu BendbelD Bendbalm
balm > PraUfalder P Prntxf WldfrAmbrSe WldfrAmbrSeProllate iderAnmroee iderAnmroeeProbate Ambrose AmbroseProbate
Probate Court CourtJUSTICE CourtJUSTIOE CourtJUSTIOB
JUSTICE BARNARD BARNARDEstate BAIINAItDEttate ARNAItDmtate
Estate of G Mary C CBenneLt Bennett will dated ted October lr lr1OOi 4 4BOa 4IO03flIod
BOa 1OOi IO03flIod IO03flIodEstaii filed filedEttatfl modl6t
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Conservation Is a nicer word than so socialism 50clallsm socialism ¬
cialism but in the present application it ithas Ithas ithas
has just as many prickers and stickers stickersPut 5t1ckersPut stickersPut
Put In force it threatens a sea of fright frightful frightUI rlltt rlltttu1 ¬
ful UI Carnage among the meek who ac according nccording according ¬
cording cording to Scripture inherit the earth earthabove eart eartabove eartHabove
above and below ground with Wlt1 the air airand airmd airand
and fky j thrown In InConservation InConseryatlon InConservation
Conservation really means righteous rlght ous use useof useot useof
of things thlngsaIJ all things thingsprlvate private public and andnational andnaUonal andnational
national And of course the enforce enforcement etorc etorcment eptorcmont ¬
ment of it in our country or any country countryheld countryheld countryheld
held by the AngloSaxon An loSaxon tribes would wouldterribly wouldtelTlbly wouldterribly
terribly disjoint our whole competitive competitivesystem competillvesystem competitivesystem
system which we inherited fro from n the thepirates theplrac5 thepirates
pirates and cave dwellers of the th British BritishIsles BritishIsle BritishIsles
Isles IslesApplied Isle IslesApplied
IsleApplied Applied to our natural national lie liesources I IsourceS Icsources
sources conservation moans a fearful fearfulsetback tearfullictback fearfulsetback
setback for the dreamers of marble halls hallsforeign hallstorelgn hallsforeign
foreign titles European trips and inter international Inltrnational International ¬
national splurge It would reverse wealth wealthachieving wealthachlelng wealthachieving
achieving methods which have put tim timber timber timber ¬
ber coal oil copper air and water in ina Ina ina
a few hands for the pleasure and fume fumeof fumeof fumeof
of me dad and my mYon Son In a a word wor en enforced enforced enforced ¬
forced conservation would waul do away with withpiracy withpIracy withpiracy
piracy and Institute decency in the man management management manageinent ¬
agement of our Ufedepending resources resourcesThe resonrcesThe resourcesThe
The government timber subject to grab grabtogether grabtogether grabtogether
together with oil and mines mnc5 foots up upmany uptnnny IP IPmuny
many thousand millions This property is ismarked ismarked ismarked
marked out ready f tOT fo < v squatting by the theold theold theold
old gangs of millionairemaking sharps sharpsThe sh sharpsThe rps rpsThe
The sawmills are many of them already alreadyon
on the ground Coal diggers are also alsoprepared 0150prepared alsoprepared
prepared to dig the bottom out of Alaska Alaskafor Alaskaor Alaskafor
for or private pockets and to the danger of oftho orthe ofthe
the equipoise of the earth Coal Oil OilJohnny allJohnny OilJohnny
Johnny keeps pumping and Lawson holds holdsthe holdsthe holdsthe
the balance of the earth Cook has fled fledand fledand fledand
and the rest of us will have to get off offthe of ofthe offthe
the earth soon that is if conservation conservationfalls conservationfalls conservationfails
falls fallsFair fallsFair failsFair
Fair confpetitton conetitten is the th right method of oflife ofUfe oflife
life but piracy bribery and conspiracies conspiraciesare
are Old Nicks tools
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Stenography StenographyEditor
Editor The Washington Herald HeraldIn UmldIn BeraidIn
In The Washington Herald Hera d of April 1 1appeared 1appeared 1appeared
appeared an interesting Item in regard to tothe tothe tothe
the use of stenography in former cen centuries centuries conturIs ¬
turies This item calls to mind some someother someother someother
other facts concerning the way In which whichstenography whichstenography whichstenography
stenography was w s used In England during duringa
a very interesting period of English his history history history ¬
tory a a short time before our English Englishand Englishand Englishand
and Dutch ancestors settled in Virginia VirginiaNew YlrginlaNew VirginiaNew
New York and New England EnglandIn
In a book recently published in Boston Bostonentitled Bostonentitled BostononttIed
entitled Life of WIlU William Lm Shakespeare ShakespeareUnexpurgated ShakespeareUnexpurgated e eUnexpurgated
Unexpurgated by b W V L Stoddard Is a areduced areduced areduced
reduced photographic facsimile of the thefamous thefamous thefamous
famous Northumberland manuscript manuscriptwhich manuscrIptwhich manuscriptwhich
which was partially described in The TheWashington TheVlShngton TheWashington
Washington Herald of January 10 1910 1010that 1910that 1910that
that contains the titles of two Shakes Shakespeare Shakespeare Shakospeare ¬
peare plays and an extract from froma a third thirdplay thirdplay thirdplay
play Loves Labor Lost These three threeplays threeplas threeplays
plays were published in 158S S that is soon soonafter soonafter soonafter
after the years e8r8 160597 the date of the theNorthumberland theNrthumberJand theNrthumborland
Northumberland manuscript i In the thelower thelower thelower
lower lefthand corner c rner of the index page pageof pageI pageof
I of that manuscript are are found several severalshorthand severalI severalshorthand
I shorthand characters which may ma be re regarded reI regardod ¬
I garded as a a specimen of a a species of ofshorthand atI ofshorthand
I shorthand used by Francis Bacon when whenho whenbo whenho
ho dictated to his scriveners or clerks clerksIf clerksIt clerksIt
It was by means of these shorthand shorthandcharacters Bhorthandcharaclers shorthandcharacters
characters that Francis Bacon managed managedto managedto
to write the sixty or more Shakespeare Shakespeareplays Shake5pearcpas Shakespeareplays
plays pas that have been printed and as O Is
now believed the dozen or 91 more that thathave thathave thathave
have never be been oeen n printed biit but are now In Insome In5Omo insome
some place of concealment in Europe EuropeaUro Europea180 Europealso
also tho th vast ast amount of other works that thatappeared U1atappoaNId thatappeared
appeared under various names such as asSpenser asSpenser asSpearer
Spenser Marlowe Greene and Peele PeeleLord PeelcLord PeeleLord
Lord Bacon published nothing of any anyaccount anyaccount anyaccount
account over his own name until after after1WO afterioo
1WO He was then about forty years old oldWhen oldWhon oldWhop
When he was released from from his duties dutiesas dutiesas dutiesas
as lord chancellor being displaced by an anunprincipled anunprincipled anunprincipled
unprincipled rascal a Bishop Williams Williamswho Williamswho Williamswho
who held on to his church salaries and andemoluments andemoluments andemoluments
emoluments besides grasping at all the thefees theteas thefees
fees paid to a lord chancellor and andwho andwho andwho
who was within lUlln a few years enrS fired firedfrom firedtrom firedfrom
from the bench and condemned to pay paya pa paya
1 1a
a fine of 40000 for his rascalities Bncon Baconimmediately BnconImmediately Bnconimmediately
immediately applied himself to his lit literary literary litorary ¬
erary studies issuing various works over overhis overhi overhis
his hi own name and other books over a apen apen apen
pen name such as the Shakespeare Shakespeareplays Shake5P Shakespareplays are areplays
plays the same printers doing the print printIng printIng printing
Ing of his acknowledged and his unac unacknowledged unacknowledged tinacknowladged ¬
knowledged works Admitting this known knownfact knownfact knownfact
fact of Bacons literary activity the mo moment moment nromont ¬
ment ho was at leisure Is it probable is isit IsIt IsIt
it possible that he wrote and published publishedpractically publishedpracticall pubiishedpractically
practically nothing before 1600 ItAJs Its per perfectly perfecUy perfectly ¬
fectly absurd and an unreasonable to im imagine imagine finagine ¬
agine for a moment that such was the thecase thecase theease
case The ojijy < reasonable and sane con conclusion conclusion conelusion ¬
clusion Is that the cipher revelations are arecorrect arecorrect arecorrect
correct and that Bacon employed his histime histime histime
time while a young man In the same samemanner samemanner samemanner
manner as he did his yea ye s s of leisure leisureafter leisureatter leisureafter
after 1621 1621It 1621It 1621It
It has been claimed that the works
attributed to Francis Bacon by b Bacons Baconsbillteral BaconsbUltcral Baconsbilitcral
billteral cipher are too extensive for an anauthor anauthor anauthor I
author of that period to have composed composedand composedand composedand I
and written A Spanish contemporary of ofBacon otBacon ofBacon I
Bacon Lope do Vega or more cor correctly correctly correothy ¬ I
rectly Vega Carplo 15621635 wrote wroteover wroteover wroteOver
over twice the amount of folios that thatBacon thatBacon thatBacon I
Bacon has been credited with and there thereIs thereis thereis
Is no tradition or proof known of that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the Spanish author ever used a system systemof systemsborthand
of shorthand n It A BStlTU BStlTUWhat B SItITlIWhat tITU tITUWhat
What Shall the Harvest Be BeEditor BeEditor t tEditor
Editor The Washington uhl Herald HereMOne HtraldOne HeraldOne
One of the marked distinctions between betweenrational betweenrational betweenrational
rational man and the th socalled lower ani animals animals animale ¬
mals is that he sees and recognizes the therelation tber therelation
relation r < latlon between cause and effect and andthe andthe andthe
the additional fact that thero can be no noeffect noeffect noeffect
effect without an adequate cause Notice Noticeplease NoUceplease Noticeplease
please that I say rational man1 man for I Iwish Iwish Iwish
wish to distinguish between the thinking thinkingbeing thinkingIng thinkingbeing
being Ing and the one that acts simply from fromblind frombUnd frombilnd
blind impluse It Is lamentably true truethat truethat truethat
that that thatHew
thatHew
Hew few think JwUy of the tblnkius few fewUwr fnHaw fewHow
Haw msnjr 111a think they think wfco wPo 10 new dol dolTho do doThe doTIto
The goose gOQ e in the cage will thrust her herhead herhead herhead
head head and neck through an opening hun hundreds hundreds bundreds ¬
dreds of times a day and not learn learnthat learnthat learnthat
that she he is unable to escape One effort effortwill effortwl1l effortwill
will not satisfy her and Induce her to todesist todesist todesist
desist Another kind of a goose a biped bipedIf
If you OU pleas will attempt to mi a burn burnIng burnIng burning
Ing lamp with oil She may have heard heardor heardor heardor
or possibly read of 0 the many efforts to todo todo todo
do a similar thing proving fatal The Thetrouble Thetrouble Thetrouble
trouble IB she sh does not think She is a agoose agoose agoose
goose gooseOne gooseOne gooseOne
One of o the greatest and grandest laws lawsof Jawsot lawsof
of the universe is thus expressed by the thegreat thegnat thegroat
great Apostle Whatsoever r a man sow sowoth sowoth sowoth
oth that shall he also reap If he sows sowscorn sowscorn sonscorn
corn he will m reap corn If he sows this thlsties thisties thisties
ties he will reap thistles If he sows or orplants orplants orplants
plants weeds or flowers ho h will i1l reap ac accordingly accordlngly accosdingly ¬
cordingly cordinglyBut cordlnglyBut cosdinglyBut
But this Apostle wont a step further furtherand furtherand furtherand
and announced a truth Just as fixed and andInvariable andimarJable andinvariable
Invariable In the mental meutaland and moral world worldHe worldHe orld orldHe
He that soweth to his flesh esh shall of tha thaflash thatIash theflesh
flash reap corruption cOrrupUon but he that soweth sowethto
to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life lifeeverlasting uteeverlasting lifeeverlasting
everlasting
I care not what a persons religious religiousposition religiousposltlon religiousposition
position may be It ii no matter whether whetherhe whetherhe hether hetherhe
he Is a believer in this doctrine or that thatdoctrine thatdoctrine thatdoctrine
doctrine or in any particular doctrine doctrineThe doctrineThe doctrineThe
The law just announced hqlds whatever whateverhis whateverhis whateverItia
his notions or whims may be It Is fixed fixedand fixe fixeand fixedand <
and absolutely without an exception It is isth IsthQ isthe
th the unchanging and unchangeable law of ofthe orthe ofthe
the universe physical mental and andspiritual andspiritual andspiritual
spiritual spiritualIf spiritualIf
If a person lakes poison Into tha Ut stom stomach stomach stemach ¬
ach or into hi hY system he suffers It Itmatters Itmatt Itmattera
matters matt r8 not whether be be a saint or a ademon ademon ademon
demon ha has to pay the penalty If he heeats heeat3 heoats
eats unwholesome food and takes into his hisstomach hIsstomach hisstomach
stomach injurious drinks he will suffer sufferthe sutterthe sufferthe
the consequences He cannot escape escapeIf cloapeIf escapeIf
If a young man persists In reading poi poisonous poisonous polsonous ¬
sonous and villainous books or papers his hismind hismind hismind
mind becomes perverted and he becomes becomesa
a criminal It could not b bj1j < otherwise otherwiseWhatsoever othernIsoYhat otherwiseWhataoever
Whatsoever Yhat oQvor he sows that shall sha t he reap reapWhatJa reapWhatJs reapWhaLis
WhatJa the Import of QCthe the great greattoN greattoNado tor tornado tor torado
nado ado of crime erim that is fsswoeplng sweeping over tho thoworld thowor1d theworld
world It la i a a crop a legitimate crop cropfrom cropfrom cropfrom
from tho sewIngs thatvliavo tha tbat have been made madeIt mt1deIt madeIt
It cannot be charged to this theory of oflegislation oflegi oflegislation
legi legislation latlon or that theory not to the theelection 1h 1hclC4t1on theelection
election of this party PfU or that one one except exceptas copt coptas
as Individuals have been corrupted in intheir Inth Intheir
their th lr mental and moral makeup makeupSomebody mak makeupSomebody up
Somebody has been sowing to the wind ln
and the whirlwind Is now no being reaped reapedIndividuals rMpedIndhiduals reapedIndLiduals
Individuals and communities may saw sawwild SO SOwild sowwild
wild oats They will sooner or later reap reapan reapan reapan
an abundant crop Thf eraz craze for becom becoming becom becomIng becoming ¬
ing rich quick or without Iithout work ork has hashad bashad baahad
had its effect in producing dishonesty and andmalfeasano andmalfeasMCie andmalfeasance
malfeasance in office officeWhat officoWhllt officeWhat
What Is the remedy rem dl We specify Just Justan justan justan
an Item or two
1 Industr Industry honest Industry must be boheld beheld beheld
held up as the important thing to be becultivated beculttnted becultivated
cultivated culttntedThe
2 The genius of work workfatthful faithful plod plodding plodding plodding ¬
ding workneefls vork needs to be b recommended
3 Let men and women be appreciated appreciatedand appreciatedand appreciatedand
and commended for what they t e intrin intrinsically Intrinsically intriniahly ¬
sically are and not simply for what they theyaccidentally thc thcI theyaccidentally
I accidentally have hi
4 Let greater care be exercised in inchoosing inI inchoosing
I choosing reading matter and nd companions companionsfor Qompani ns
I for the young Evil associations corrupt corruptgood curruptI corruptgood
I good morals moralsTWnfc moralsI moralsThiek
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TWnfc not the t tttitle s said 4 to cut cutA cutAlld insttsd
I A Alld 4 reap tie wee Ml f1II blown btaroFor blownFur
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6 i Let teachers preachers physicians physicianseditors physlolanseditors physicianseditors
editors and an ll others that deal with the thepublic thopublle thepublic
public conscientiously remember Happy HappyIs Happyhe
Is he that condomneth not himself in inthat Inthat inthat
that thing which he alloweth This im implies 1mpUts urnplies ¬
plies the difficulty which Shakespoure Shakespoureexpressed Shakespoureexpressed Shakespoureexpressed
expressed so forcibly I can easier teach teachtwenty teachtwenty teachtwenty
twenty what were good to be done than thanto thanto thanto
to be one of the twenty to follow my own owninstructions owninstructlonsk owninstructions
instructions instructlonsk Examples will enforce enforceprecept enforcepreeept ntorc ntorcprecept
precept preceptLet preceptLet preeeptLet
Let all the educational processes be ap ap
I THAT HOARDING HABIT HABITIn HABITIn HABITIn
In cleaning house from year y ar to year yearA y yearA lt
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A womans ways are wondrous queer queerShe queerShe queerShe
She wails oer rubbish then alack alackTls alackTis alackTis
Tis dusted and put safely back backFind backFind backFind
Find her husband husbandANSWER husbandA husbandANSWEIi
ANSWER A SWERTO TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE PUZZLEUpside PUZZLEUpside PUZZLEUpside
Upside Upside down under right arm
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plied simultaneously and not spasmodi spasmodically spasmodiI pamOdially ¬
cally ally Lay sound foundations and erect erectthereon erectI erectthereon
thereon sound substantial structures structuresJ str structuresJ ctures cturesI
J FRAISE RICHARD RICHARDTeaching RIOHARDI RICHARDTeaching
Teaching Agriculture AgricultureEditor OT culture cultureEditM
Editor Tht Tb Washington Herald HenldThe Hen1dThe HeraldThe
The controversy about Lboutthe the benefits benet1tS un under under Underthe ¬
der derthe the tI a Morrill law seems to me unfortu unfortunate untortunate unfortunate ¬
nate nateThat nateThat nateThat
That law should have ae included Ino1ud the Dis District DistrIct District ¬
trict The later funds provided annually annuallyfor annuaUYtor annuallyfor
for each State and Territory should also alsobe allObe aisobe
be enjoyed by the youth outh of the District Districtof
of Columbia But the method of applying applyingthe applyingthe applyingthe
the fund in the changed i conditions Is Isanother Isanother isanother
another thing It is nearly fifty years yearssince yearssince ears earssince
since the Morrin act was passed we were werethen werethen ere erethen
then stirred up over tho rapid Impoverish Impoverishment Impoverishment impoverishment
ment of our virgin Irgln soils It was clear to tothoughtful tothoughtful tothoughtful
thoughtful men then as now that some sorasradical Omeradical someradical
radical changes must be made in farming farmingor
or we would all have to leave and go to tosome toSOme tosome
some new country The newer West Woatwith Westwith VOIItowith
with its treeless prairies gave the ideal idealchance Mealchance idealchance
chance to rob the soil of Its fertility fertilityquickly fertilityquickly ertf1l13quickly
quickly Corn wheat tobacco and cotton cottonwere oottonwere cottonwere
were grown year ear after yoar upon the thesame tkesame thesame
same soil State after State was rapidly rapidlyfilling rapidlYfilling rapidlyfilling
filling with population which proeeeded to todevastate todevalltatethc todevastate
devalltatethc devastate the th lands landsIn landeIn landsIn
In twentyflve twentyt1 years the average prairie prairiesoil nralrle80n prairiesoil
soil no longer yielded paying crops The Theenormous Theenormous Theonormou
enormous onormou production had reduced prices pricesso pric S Sao
so the farmers who had hoped to get rloh rlohfrom rloltfrom nobfrom
from their first crops found themselves themcelvespoor th6mtelvOilpoor themselvespoor
poor Their worthless lands were thrown thrownon thrownon thrownon
on the th market and half of them went wentfarther wentfarther wentfarther
farther West to repeat the same again againThere againThere againThere
There was a scarcity of skilled mechanics mechanicsthe mechanicsthe mechanicsthe
the labor unions were disposed to take takefew taketew takefew
few apprentices depending largely upon uponforeign uponforeign uponforeign
foreign sources for experienced oxperlenc d laborers laborersfor laborellfor laborersfor
for this reason was provided the land landgrant landgrant landgrant
grant for the Agricultural and Mechanical Mechanicalcolleges MechanicalCoUegelf Mechanicalcolleges
colleges collegesFew CoUegelfFew collegesFew
Few people in this country < knew much muchabout muchabout muchabout
about schools hool8 of agriculture or trade tradeschools tradeschools tradeschools
schools though they had been long known knownIn knownla knownin
In Europe The Morrill bill gave no plan pUuiIt planIt p1anIt
It provided lands land which the States were wereto wOreto wereto
to sell or lease to obtain funds Nothing Nothingespecial Nothingespecial Nothingespecial
especial was mandatory except military militarydrill miUtarydrill militarydrill
drill
During the fortyfive years since the thebill thebill thebill
bill passed a noble system of schools schoo1 of ofhigh othigh ofhigh
high grade has been built It cost many manyfailures manytallures manyfailures
failures and errors of administration as ascompetent aacompctcmt ascompetent
competent managers as well as students studenthad studentshad studentshad
had to bo educated and trained Yet Yetthis Yetthis Yetthis
this system gives us only experts for forthe forthe forthe
the experiment stations Nationai Depart Department Departmant Departmont ¬
mont of Agriculture Agrl u1ture and teachers t bers in inthe Inthe inthe
the colleges It does not train t ln practical practicalfarmers practkaJfarmers practicalfarmers
farmers to any oxtent We ne need d to con connect connect conneat ¬
nect this body of highly hlghl trained expert expertwith expertawith expertswith
with the soil and the workshop For Forthat Folthat Forthat
that elementary Practlca1tralnlng practical training is isneeded Wnceded isneeded
needed neededWashington ncededWashington neededWathington
Washington already alro dy has manual train tramIng training trainlag
Ing We Ve had a great fight to get that UMLBut UUlLI thatBut
I But manual training is only the A B C Cof Cot Cof
of industrial training The city Is awake awaketo awaketo awaketo
to the need of trade schools If Con Coagroas Congro Congross
gross gro s can be induced to do anything to toequalize toequalize toequalize
equalize opportunity for tho youth of ofWashington ofWasblngtonwlthtne ofWashington
Washington Wasblngtonwlthtne with wlthtfle tne States St loS an xi THffrl THffrltortes I1ftorles
tortes it should provide this elementary okwaenteryinstruction oJemen elementaryinstruction UY UYInstruction
instruction in agriculture The Th Agricul Agricultural A8rlcultural kgrieultural ¬
tural Department has made a beginning beginningwith begbtntngwith beginningwith
with fine results There ris t1 ample room roomon roomon roomon
on the outskirts of the District A sum summer summer sumtrier ¬
mer camp farm of more attended area areacould areacould areacould
could bo provided proldedat at comparatively small smallcost amallcost smallcost
cost where practical agriculture could couldbe couldbe couidbe
be taugHt on a large scale scal During the thelong thelong thelong
long summer vacation the pupils would wouldboth wouldboth woukiboth
both enjoy and Improve such an oppor opportunity oppertun opportunlty ¬
tunity tunityWith tun tunltyWith It ItWith
With the best be t feeling toward George GeorgeWashington G GeorgeWashington Ige IgeWashlngton
Washington University Unherslt I think that nor norany DOCany norany
any other school of Its class can give the theindustrial t theIndustrial e eIndustrial
industrial training so sorely needed That Thjittraining Ttattraining Thattraining
training is only possible on a largo rge and andwellequipped andwelJequlpped andwellequipped
wellequipped farm The teacb teachers rs of ofagriculture orafITlculture ofagriculture
agriculture must be farmers dairymen dairymengardeners daJrntengnrdeners dairymengardeners
gardeners and orchardlsts able to later laterest laterest iaterest
est the pupils and so enthuse them the with withpractical W1thpractical withpractical
practical results that the pupils will be beattracted beattractod beattracted
attracted to the farm and stay st sta there No Noother Noother Noother
other kind of instruction will make ef effective effective offective ¬
fective workers and fill the gap between betweenthe beteenthe betweenthe
the export experimenters and tho work workers workers workera ¬
ers of the the soli soliFor soliFor soilFor
For these schools there should be gen generous gen6COUS geeerous ¬
erous appropriations of public and
pri private private priirate ¬
vate fUnds but the
work must stand on onits onits onfls
its own foundation n and b be dtetinct dIaJUwt not notbuilt notbuilt
built on to university or manual training trainingschool tnlnlncsohool trainingschool
school in a city EDWARD
DANIELS DANIELSNO DAlIBLSNO DAYInLSNO
NO STATEMENT FROM KNOX KNOXSecretary KNOXSecretary KNOXSecretary
Secretary Knox who ho Intended to issue issuea
a statement yesterday showing the vari various van vanous art artous ¬
ous controversies between the State De Department Dtpartment Dopartment ¬
partment Canada and other countries countriesgrowing countrteegrowing countriesgrowing
growing out of the AldrichPayne tariff tarifflaw tarltrlaw tarifflaw
law changed his mind and did not give glvoout giveout giveout
out the statement statementOn statementOn statementOn
On Saturday Mr Knox asked Secretary SecretaryWilson Secreta SecretaWilson SecretaryWilson
Wilson to have prepared a full statement statementof
of the negotiations In regard to the tariff tariffwith tacltrwith tariffwith
with Canadp France Germany and andAustralia andAustraUa andAustralia
Australia Yesterday after aft r reading the re report report report ¬
port prepared under Mr Wilsons di direction direction dlrection ¬
rection in the language of the day he hegot hegot hegot
got cold feet feetMr teetMr feetMr
Mr Knox Is stated to be In fear that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the general public would not understand understandthe undilstandthe understandthe
the tariff tarlt details and that therefore it itwould Itwould itwould
would be useless so far as the State De Department Department Department ¬
partment is concerned In some quarters quartersthe Quartersthe quartersthe
the reason for not giving out the state statement statement statement ¬
ment was advanced that pending ne negotiations negotiations negotlations ¬
gotiations for a a reciprocity treaty withCanada withCanada with withCanada
Canada might be affected There is little littledoubt 11tUedoubt littledoubt
doubt that anything the department might mightgive mightgive mightgive
give out would be used by the Democrats Democratsas
as political capital in the coming elections electionsAt electionsAt electionsAt
At the State Department yesterday It was wasstated wasstated wanstated
stated that Mr Knox was of the opinion opinionthat opinionthat opinionthat
that the details ought not to be made madepublic madepublic madepublic
public at any time Whether this view viewwill viewivili
will 111 be changed only time can tell tallBrynn tellDrynn tellBryan
Bryan Greeted In Porto potto Rico RicoSan RicoSan RicoSan
San Juan Juant P R R April 3 3WUUam William J JBryan JBryan JBryan
Bryan arrived here today on the steamer steamerPresident steamerPresident steamerPresident
President President He was greeted seetedat at the pier pi by bya bylarge bya
a large crowd He will be the guest of ofGov otGov ofGo
Gov Go Col Colton ton during his ten days d stay stayhere stayhee
here Before going to Europe Mr Bryan Bryanwill Bryanwill 17tUJ 17tUJw1U
will w1U go to the United States StatasI
I Explain Industrial Army ArmyCapt Arrayipt T1l1 T1l1c
Capt c ipt pt W y E P French U a S A A re retired re retlr retired ¬
tired tlr d made an address at the Peoples PeoplesChurch Peopleshurch PeoplesChurch
Church hurch in East Capitol street yesterday yesterdaymorning esterda esterdamornln
morning mornln on The Industrial Army of the theFuture theFuture theFuture
Future in which he outlined the coming comingorganization comingrganizaUQP comingorganization
organization of industry industryAetnna IndustryAetnn lndustr lndustrAetnas
Aetnna Aetnn Anger ugel Increase IncreaseCatania IncreasesCatania < N NCatania
Catania April 3 3The The violence of the theeruption theeruption theefliption
eruption of Mount lou1t Aetna Is Increasing Increasingand 1nCr8Art Increasingand g gand
and is accompanied by loud rumblings rumblingsand rumblln rumbllnBnd rumbiingand
and showers of ashes and stones The Thelava Thelavawhfch Thelava
lava lavawhfch which was tis almost stationary ye yeterday Y yes yestenday IIi IIiterd
terday terd has started to flow again
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deavor to double it by speculation Where There one suc succeeds succeeds succeeds ¬
ceeds a thousand fail and have to start all over again againDont againDont againDont
Dont let any smooth talker persuade you to risk your yourmoney yourmoney yourmoney
money in any doubtful proposition however attractive attractivehe attractivehe attractivehe
he makes it sound In this bank your your0money money is safe safeand safeand safeand
and it earns a fair rate of interest Better leave it here hereuntil hereuntil hereuntil
until you are offered an investment that is equally safe safeas safeas safeas
as well as more profitable profitableHome profitableHome profitableHome
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dollars Have you a savings account with withthis this bank bankWe bankVve bankWe
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their funds and they are assured that all matters intrusted intrustedto
to the care of the bank will be treated with the greatest greatestcourtesy greatestcourtesy greatestcourtesy
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Brunswick Bids Madison Square New roe ew York YorkPER YorkPER
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property centrally located locatedHEISKELL locntedHEISKELL locatedHEISKELL
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House Hears Eulogies for Rcpre RcpreKcntative Rcpreumtnthe Reprosentailve
Kcntative nt Special Session SessionEuloglas SenlonEul SessionEulogIes
EulogIes Eul los were ver pronounced yesterday yesterd on onthe onthe onthe
the life and services of Representative RepresentativeJamoa RepresontatlveJamos RepresentativeJames
James Brook Perkins of New York at ata ata ata
a session of M the House coiled for the thepurpose thepurpON thepurpose
purpose Representative Payne presided presidedNearly PresidedNecrly presidedNearly
Nearly all tna members of the New NewYork NcwYork NewYork
York delegation pald tributes to the thememory theII thememory
memory of Mr Perkins Representative RepresentativePayne RcpresentathePayne RcpreaentativoPayne
II Payne reviewed nn acquaintance between betweenhimself betweenhimself betweenhimself
himself and Mr r Perkins that began In In1S53 Inf
1S53 when both of them were college collegestudents collegestudents cOllegestudents
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students studentsSotctl studentsNoteI studentsNoted
Noted Catholic Prlciit Prlc t Dies DIesD Diesflallas j jDallas
Dallas D all aa April prll 3 3Rc Rcv J Martlnniere a anot9d anotGd anoted
noted Catholic alhoUc pHest vicar general of the thediocese thedtoeJ thedisease
diocese of DaUis died this evening He Hewas Hewus Hewas
was a native tic Of I Iyons yons France seventy seventyyear seventY seventYyenr seventyyear5
year year5 old ol and had ha been prominent Inj InjCatholic In InCatholic inCatholic
Catholic church hurchwOrk work at Dallas for nearly nearlyforty nearlyforty nearlyforty
forty years
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if iftIesired tlcsired and give every de detail detail detail ¬
tail careful and intelligent at attention attention attention ¬
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eon collecting ctfnJ rents Tent selling sellin mak ¬
lug In repairs paying taxes ln lnaiirnncc 10lIurnnf Inaurance
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with our real estate offlcer In Invited Intiled ¬
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LOCAL LOC r SECURITIES bought boughtand boughtand boughtand
and sold S ld on same favorable terms termsas terms termsas tennisas
as we offer for trading tradln In New JtfewYork NewYork NewYork
York stocks atock and bonds bondsHibbs bondsHibbs bondsHibbs
Hibbs Building BuildingThe BuildingThe BuildingThe
The Safest Investments InvestmentsAre
Are those tb that do not fluctuate during oi oitubed en entarud ditorbed >
tubed conditions of tbe tb mosey moneyuarteti or stock stockscarkets ItSluetJ
scarkets First detd of trait notes Znt Zntmcrtgae drat flmocrtgsses dratincctgagea
ocrtgsses well secured on real estate In Intbe iBtbe tothe
tbe District of Columbia constItute ooeUte ooeUtedge gilt ellfeds giltedge
edge eds dge IcTestnents They do not depend dependtT dt dtIpon dependupon
tT upon D tbe financis1 responilbilltj le5tJQ lIbiUtJ ot lad toaiTidasb IndTidults ladtiduals
Tidasb or corporations for iadr i ti2ei dr stability sUUlltjiicd tUbUlt tUbUltwd stabilityand
and are re txtmpt from taxation tU Uon as personal persoatJprcpetty erSCnaJprcrnt personalproperty
property We Ve can supply such inrwtaeflts inrwtaefltsin
in amounts from S dO upward Send for ttafc tJJttt forkokhit
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