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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10; 1910.
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(Continued from First Pace.)
" M slate that now because Mr.
Kaj'cr is in town, una if he 'wants an
opportunitl to come here and deny it,
be has a cnace to do it.'
Mr. Mayer in entering: his denial
declared that no one but an idiot
would do what Mr. Henpy charted.
"Do I look like an idiot?" he asked
the 'committee. "Does the committee
think I, as a lawyer of long experi
ence, would make such a foolish
offer?"
Read IValah'n Drnlal.
Mr. Mayer- said that Ilcney had
coupled the name or Frank P. Walsh
n ith "this ungodly, unmanly, this
cruel, indefensible, unscrupulous at
tack." He read a telcsram from Mr.
"Walsh, which follows:
"While 1 can claim a very pleasant,
acquaintance with Mr. Mayer, he
never offered employment in Chicago
or elsewhere, and this does not imply
that he might not have done so with
perfect propriety, or that I might not
accept tr decline the sams 'with like
propriety."
This statement, which Mr. Walsh
f-a?c to press association, Mr. Mayer
.said "was prompted by the instinct
of an honest man."
"You wifl not," Mr. Mayer said,
"that 'my offer' was made in a 'low
lone'
"If T "had wanted to offer a bribe
lo Mr. Hency. do you think I would
do it in iu session of this committee?
Was that, .the only opportunity that
was jgjvcn to me to offer a bribe to
Mr. Hency? Could I Tiot have met
him In." tho ball, around the street, or
In his hotel.
And, gentlemen, why did he wait
fifteen days .before disclosing, that
wuch an offer had been made to in
terfere with his professional Integ-riT'i-hls
virtue, his honesty?
"The charge" is an" unmitigated,
reckless, violent falsehood, with
nothing to justify It."
. Questioned A' To Seating.
Senator Kcnyon. Questioned Mr.
Mayer closely as to where he at
during tho session of Januijy 24,
where Mr. Heney charges the bribe
attempt was made.
"Senator Gore Bat at the hca.l of
the table," Mr. MayeaT explained.
Next to Senator Gore sat fcn:iror
Page; nest to Senator Page sat J.
lowVisibility'Costiimes rVpCi
Ball Shock Phila. Hosts
PHILADELPHIA Pa., Feb. 10.
Xcw York art is somewhat too
liberal for Philadelphia, and all
friendly relations between the
colony here andGrecnwich village
in Gotham are almost hopelessly
strained.
Tho breach in artistic comity is
the result of the superfuturists
costumes worn by representatives
of New York at the camouflage
ball of the three arts clubs hero.
Those costumes, mostly worn by
the female contingent from Man-
hattan, shocked tho members of
the committco into heated pro
tests, and an investigation is un
der way.
The Manhattan girls, it is said,
must have been en routo for the
"Garden of Eden." The most
flagrant costumes were those of
a mermaid, which consisted of
transparent scales, and that of
"a Vampire of the sea." which
was distinguished by "low visibility."
CTPROB
1
ASSOLONS M
Ogden Armour, who was then testi
fying, and to the right of Mr. Armour
and next to him I sat."
Senator Kcnyon asked "And who
to your right?"
"At times Mr. Hency sat there; at
other times Senator Gronna sat
Knotty problems of reconstruction,
readjustment, and government owner-
i-hip will still, be hanging in the bal
ancc when tho present, the 65th,
Congrc&s ends at noon on Tuesday,
March i, .Democratic and ltcpubllcan-
leaders of both tho Senate 'and
House today agreed.
Monumental as were the war per
plexities the present Congress was
forced to deal frith, the heritage of
peace entanglements the next, the !
66th, Congrcfs will have to unravel
promise to be equally difficult of
solution. Democrats and Republicans
likc predicted.
Senators and Representatives of
both parties who have had long ex
perience with legislative jams such
as tnu one Coiigress. is now caught
In freely declared that a, number of
appropriation or supply measures of
'he utmost importance may remain
undisposed of during the three weeks
which arc all that are left before the
curtain falls upon tho present Congress.
Supply Bills Mar Go Over.
In fact, several Democratic and
Republican leaders went even fur
ther. They volunteered tho opinion
that a number of tho supply bills
would not bo passed by the prcaent
Congress, but would have to bo
handed to the next Congress, which
nCISr, remember "" Mr' Mavils expected to meet in extraordinary
The only conversation between
Heney and himself, Mr. Mayer sald,
was relative to the financial report
of Armour & Company, and when he
asked Mr. Hency how long the cross
examination of Mr. Armour would
continue
"Now, what in God's world, even In
the mind of an inline man, could
prompt such a dishonest, such a .dis
reputable, such an untruthful charge
is beyond my mental conception or
imagination" Mr. Mayer declared
Reputation His All.
Mr. Mayer, said he was born in Rich
mond, Va. : that, like all lawyers, all
he had was his reputation, such as he
has built up after a practice of nearly
thirty-five years.
"This is the first time in my practice,
which has been varied, extensive and,
territorially, quite over the country," he
said, "that such a cliarge has been made.
or even Intimated." As I have said, it I
hurts, and it hurts because of the na
session by May or June.
Thus far the Senato has only dis
posed of two of the scries of supply
bills passed by the House. The Sen
ate provided an' Illuminating con
trast between what it can aid It !
cannot accomplish in spj!y lois
lation In disposing of these "two" Dills,
the ppstofflec and the pension meas
ures. The Seriate "t'obk till of l.isf
week when it was not speech-making
in getting the postofflce bill
out of the way, finally passing it
late Saturday night. It required ex
actly one minute to pass the pension
bill.
Today the Senate tackled the wom
an suffrage question Once more before
getting down to the conference report
of the much-amended revenue bill
which the House adopted Saturday
night. The House only took seven
hours on'Saturday to dispose of the
revenue bill, but, as several Senators
have signified their intention of de
livering carefully prepared addresses
to the charge.
Think, gentlemen, of the idiocy of j sence of oplnl
awye"r. who in the open session ot j Pecting many
Inn u 1 nK1 it t ntVi Ir1i Vioc hAAti ?Wirn
r J I rr It nnrl n tttAA 1 1 n (! 1trA
wii . emu ao iiikii; 13 a. n juc uvca-
or opinion in tne senate rc-
a lawyer, who in tne open session ot i "fvv....0 ........ . ., ,.-.. .,.-...., ..
this committee, while the committee rhref.dfJPecl.tole,Psc
,c i,.nrin -a itno Tronic inn ovr before that body finally bids it farc-
and in a low tone of voice say to the well " passes It on to the Prcsl
lawycr on the other side, 'I want toldcnt- w . v , ,
bribe you'" ' n tnc mcanwn,'C the House, having
"And tlic bribe was that I would ' srotten the revenue bill out of its way.
give htm more business to use his undertook today to finish the Navy
own words "Send you more business RPPfopi iations bill i pending be
than you can handle.' ' rYe u- As those provisions of the
Answering the statement of Mr. I measure involving Secretary Daniels'
wiT,Nv. ih.t'Mp irvir !' in Wotti. ( bicgcr American nay
1m; too y.-iiurday nd could answer j
the charge if he wished. Mr. Mayer)
said he left Washington on the Con-,
ruary i.
York at
The mineral lands leasing bill, hav
ing been agreed on in conference and
BETTER BE SAFE
than soriy That's why we
idvise you to consult without
delay our optometrist eye
sight specialist Dr. L. H.
Kraskin, if you have rea
son iu suspect a defect of
your vision.
If his examination shows
that you need glasses, he
will prescribe them; other
w 'so. he will frankly tell
you so.
A.KAHN
Optornetrists.&Optictetfs
g955-F-STREET N.W.
AMI
program have
yet to be 'disposed of. House leaders
jtatcd they could not tell whether
the measure would be finally passed
gressional Limited last Friday, Feb- h? tonight, as the Democratic "whips'
at 4 p. m.: arriving in New I "'
9 n. m.. Friday. , Mineral Landa Bill.
-- - -m
Charge Henry In Private Pay.
. , .. ,, ,, jii,, i being a privileged measure, may be
before the committee that dollar-a- ... , .7. ,
, ..-.v. 'called up in the House early this
year men formerly connected with , wcck RcprcscDtativfc Scott Ferris.
uie packers wore in Washington Democrat, of Oklahoma, chairman ol
j -nneyjiM to oeai no mc .ir the House rubHc in Committee.
with whicn tney rormeny wero en- , whUe Representative Asbury V .Lever,
gaged, it should not be countc-, Democrat, chairman of the House
tianced. Mayer ae.ciarea. (Agriculture Committee, hoped to get
X7utua.il .Q1.u4v. . ..wt ..- niouse action on tne xi.oou.ouujwu
enough to permit it to serve two mas- , whcat guaranty bill which hi3 com
icra. i mittee i3 expected to favorably rc-
"13ut I charge that Heney is .n nx- port today or tomorrow,
actly the same position. He is here Tne Armv appropriation bill, the
serving this committee as its counsel I (jencrai Dcficiencv measure, and the
without pay. but he Is bctlS Paid : J500.000.000 extenstion of-ogovern-
by private interests on the aide. I ment-control-of-railroads bill arc all
" !. .. I three to be yet reported to the House
"WE WANT A JUST PEACE, frm committee, as. is the packers'
. ' . . regulation bill.
WHINES GERMAN OFFICIAL ! A study of the Senate as well as the
j tiouse caienaar only served to em-
! phasizc the legislative jam which
PARIS. Feb. 10. "I believe a recon-'bomc Democrats and Rrniibllians
.dilation of the peoples of the Central ! frankly admitted was daily plunging
powers and the entente can dc encctea tnem deeper and deeper into despair.
only if a peace of right and justice is, .
made." declared Count Brockdorff-Rant-; CCCVQ RPRMAMY A'Q
rau. a German foreign secretary, in an -CI0 UCnillHUI HO
Interview with the U'cimar correspond- 0IIIFT HAVPW OP RCCT
Your Office
V.l make a bi"tr imprcision. and
will be more efficient, too, if vou
let us equip it with our loopo-laf
ledscrt. desk pad?, blank books,
3'i,k calendars, etc.
BAUM Paper and Stationery Co.
QnC Ith f Opposl GoMfnticrs
j3U illl Ol.phonc. ,Iain -sis.
cnt of the Matin.
"You want to take from us the results1
of fifty years work in Alsace-Lorraine, J
he continued. "We seek only an cqui-l
PAX A. III., Feb. 10. "Germany
nc conunueu. e .-. u . y- 0Unds quieter than hom bo ,.
table peace. The huge majority of the If av "
German people have no thought of rc-j " L""' '"" lw ,f,'a mc p
venge. Every one. however, has the im- lic whe" they questioned him at th-
. .....uuu .'ittnuu. - to iifia on a
prcssion that France is to profit by the- r' a
armistice negotiations by making it ap- cnargc o
pear we
terms."
f wife abandonment.
I
admitted tho justice of itaj
GLASS ASKS $9,514 FOR
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR B0YSI
-International-
Cleaners & Dyers
Tuo Stores, JStS 11th 5t. "N. "vT.
I'bonr Main 0225j S003 Jtth St.
A. V., Phonr Col. 7V.V2
WE AKH M'KCIAI.IS'TS
on
Ladies' Fine Work
Ttj- t. lie Conilnced.
Ail garments iclivercu on
hangar.-, and in d'-st proof bug-.
HOSPITAL INMATE USED
STOMACH AS JUNKHEAP
BOSTON'. Feb. 10. John Leblanc.
I inmate of the State Hospital, had sc-
Thc sum of ?0.014 as a upp'enTntaI vere stomach trouble. Doctors opcrat- j
estimate for the National Training "d and took from hia stomach V-'S .
t..t... nM T7yu in Ihtk .. it fiw ,1 in(l.vni!urr nlr,m rf .. . .,
Oi:ilOOI lOI J-.V... . .: - w -w ..v-. .I.. ,'i'.v. v, lll'liflj, LljrCI
in a communication to the House by imitation diamonds and nine tents.
Se-rtary of Treasury Glan."-. - -
It i. included in estimates of ?1.85U,-' 3111?. IIOWAItl) I.UKT P.STATL:.
0:G vhich the Department of Jiistirr
through Secretary Glass, is ajkinv.
The.--c estimates arc intx:iided to sup
plfnrnt cfctimatcs for lOlS, 1013 and
10-J0.
I Included in the estimates al.o is ;n
I Item of ?35 000 for j-upport of convicts
I in the District of Columbia this fiscal
I year.
George Howard, iatc prrajdnt of
the Dupont National KhiiIs. by lib
Hill dated 1-Vbruary 7. lOOS. fltl for
probate totla , names his w idow. Mr:..
Mar C Hov, aid. aa t,or brntllciar
or hid esiate. Mr.-. Howard and the I
National avingj and Tru-t CompHiiv
arc xiani'd hls csei-utors. Mr. Howard
Idled January 'S2 iaf.
l2T Amateur
&$!&$&&& Piotography
IT25 Hobby?
That "finest pUtu-e" will always
turn out well if we do your Kodak
Developing and Printing
Satisfactory "Work or Xo Charge
National Remembrance Sbop
(Foster' Sbop)
14lh St and Perm. Ave.
Open Exenlagm
rap m OPEN
NOSMS ID HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nos
trils Relieves Head
Colds at Once. -
If your nostrils are Uoggcd and
your head is stuffed and you can't
arcathc freely because of a cold or
catarrh. Just get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of thU fragrant, antl
, septic cream into your nostrils and
let it penetrate through every air
passage of your head, southing and
healing the inflamed, swollen mu
cous membrane and you can get in
stant relief
I Ah: how good it feel. Your nos
trils are open, your head Is clear,
no more hawking. Jnuffllne. blow.
Ing; no more headache, drrnrss or
struggling for breath. Kly'r Cream
Halm if jut what sufferers from
head colds and catarrh need. It's a
delight
ii
OLD DUTCH MARKET
-SPECIAL FEBRUAR Y SALE-
The housekeeper wanting to reduce her table expenses will certainly visit our
markets often this week and stock her pantry at these sensational prices
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY
SMOKED SHOULDERS
Fancy
4 to 6-lb. Size
Lb. 25
c
FLOUR :a?asajL 73c KETCHUP no io fcn 70c
ytu-
5c SPECIALS
A COMPLETE LINE OF BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OFOURMARKETS. QUALITY
GUARANTEED. PRICES FQR THIS WEEK ONLY
1 0c SPECIALS
RICE, Blue Rose Lb. 10c
LIMA BEANS, Soaked .Can 10c
PUMPKIN, No. 3. . . : .Can 10c
BROOKE'S CRYSTAL SOAP ..... 3 Cakes 10c
CORN MEAL, Old Virginia 2-lb. Pkg. 10c
WHITE CORNFLOURv Bulk.. ....... 3 Lbs. 10c
Dunbar Syrup, Old Fashioned Kind: . . . Can 10c
TUNAFISH, Albacore is Can 10c
CORN PUFFS, a Breakfast Special. . .Pkg. 10c
KRAUT, Fancy Stock Can 10c
HOMINY, Cooked Can 10c
PEA BEANS, Michigan Hand Picked ... Lb. 10c
PEA BEANS, California Lb. 5c
BLACK-EYE PEAS, Fancy Stock Lb. 5c
ROLLED OATS, Bulk Lb. 5c
GRAHAM FLOUR, Bulk. Lb. 5c
SARDINES, Oil or Mustard, is Can 5c
PEAS, Marca, 6-ounce Size Can 5c
SOAP, C and C Oleine Cake 5c
SOAP, Export Borax Cake 5c
25c SPECIALS
LAUNDRY STARCH, Argo, 5 Lbs. . . . Pkg. 25c
SAWTAY, a Lard Substitute Can 25c
CORN MEAL, Old Virginia, 5 lbs Pkg. 25c
HOMINY, Bulk 6 lbs. 25c
SAUERKRAUT, Fancy New Pack . . . 3 Qts. 25c
SPICES, All Kinds, 10c,Sizes 3 for 25c
BAKED BEANS, Victory 3 Cans 25c
BUCKWHEAT, Bulk 41bs. 25c
BAKING POWDER; Rumfbrd. . . . Lb. Can 25c
15c SPECIALS
MACKEREL, Choice Irish-Fat Each 15c
POMPE1AN RUSSIAN SAUCE Mr: .Bottle 15c
BROKEN RICE , .2 Lbs. 15c
TOMATOES, Standard 3s. . .' Can 15c
BEST MIXED TEA. . . .- J Lb. 15c
BROOMS
STOP! LOOK! BUY!
No. 6, 4-String Each 50c
Little Jewel Carpet . . Each 75c
MILK
PEERLESS EVAPORATED
Small Cans 3 for 20c
Tall, 15c, or 7 for $1.00
COFFEE
QUALITY MAINTAINED -
Our special Santos is a real special. We roast
it daily at our plant and deliver immediately to
oar markets, thus preserving the fall strength
and flavor. It is delicious try a pound.
0c lb.
DRIED FRUITS
PRUNES
PRUNES
FANCY
JJUTSlKAJ LO EVAPORATED.
CHOICE
EVAPORATED..
ADDirYYTQ choice
i Bt
rI? A i"TTE0 FANCY
.T E&MVnE0. EVAPORATED
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
PEACHES S"?' . T h
Sliced Peaches, No. 1 . Can
Sliced Peaches, No. 2 Can
20c
15c
25c
22c
25c
22c
23c
33c
BREAD 12-0z- " 5ET
TWIN ROLLS DOZEN, 14c
Our Millbrook
Brand
CHOICE, LARGE, CLEAN, SWEET, FRESH EGGS
GUARANTEED Th3it Means a Satisfied Customer or Your
Money Refunded.
FRESH EGGS
DOZEN, in Carton, 50c
fAFC Fancy Pound Cake Lb. 32c
li.liO Real Raisin Cake.. Lb. 35c
SUGAR BUNS DOZEN, 18c
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER
OUR DERRYDALE BRAND, LB .
53
c
SAUSAGE SPECIALS
Made of the very Jincst materials and under perfect sani
tary conditions in our own kitchens.
SMOKED SAUSAGE Lb. 30c
LUNCH ROLL Lb. 30c
HEADCHEESE Lb. 25c
PUDDING Lb. 22c
BOLOGNA Lb. 30c
SCRAPPLE Lb. 20c
CHEESE
FULL CREAM Lb. 38c
SlvIlVl .................. Lb. 32c
SMOKED HAMS, Very Fancy Lb. 36c
BACON, MachineSliced Lb. 48c
SMOKED JOWLS Lb. 20c
SPARE RIBS, Dry Salt Cure Lb. 18c
VEAL CHOPS, Rib or Loin Lb. 32c
VEAL CUTLET, Choice Lb. 45c
OLEO, Mayfield Brand Lb. 33c
PURE LARD, Open Kettle 2Lbs. 55c
BEEF LIVER, Sliced Lb. 15ci
930 Louisiana Ave.
918 Louisiana Ave.
8th and E Sts. S.E.
7th and B Sts. N.E.
1105 H St. N.E.
700 H St. N.E.
739 N. Capitol St
1632 N. Capitol St
1st & Thomas Sts. N.W.
7th & Florida Ave. N.W.
7th and Que Sts. N.W.
712 K St. N.W.
726 7th St N.W.
906 G St N.W.
1421 G St N.W.
21st & Penn. Ave. N.W.
31st and M Sts. N.W.
3417 M St. N.W.
2030 P St N.W.
1440 P St N.W.
1714 14th St. N.W.
14th and You Sts. N.W.
18th and You Sts. N.W.
3166 Mt Pleasant St N.W.
14th & Kenyon Sts. N.W. .
14th & Perry Sts. N.W.
3420 Georgia Ave. N.W.
and 1
1004-1006 King St f
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