WONDERSOF
M-l hot
muou
vaincgrai opir
res In the Garden ef th
: :"3ili ie ,.0 M
Coniductea By txjirerts of U.
e4euwjBS leieafjidDriao springs v
4'io sGAr.rMarvels1' i ; t
PRESIDENT TATE
AtlfED
tUH HALF i
i II 1 III II III I IIHIiir
S. U
te.l".
0ln
'.tlrtucop'tl
PORTIQN ,. OfBEf06ITS
moving'Hjttqn
SECURITY TORE
Amendment tOj.rgnS)! Bill Would
GET GOOD
FOB
CROP.
LOANS
Pe
it
srmit of $3 N8? I Agricultural
43
Cotton is "toggle
-Raleigh. A special frd
gher
J "& f wn- :
m Washing
dreda .(Mlaral; U?be3 iepo&tea iff " rHaVnLnj& w fith '
"iNorth CatotteaMSaiT'iPby
.. . . . - .a
Department" to'igjjfoniov
" '"'Charlotte witt get MA
$500,000, and tereeSsbS'ro
cording to II,,)o "McQueejn,-presidents
of the MurchiPOft. Xatiodal Bank of
Wilmington, who -talked w
tary' 5fcAg6o. .
Trf 'cQu'een announced that the
n his bank
ary-s. lie was
ton states' 'that a
meetings are iobe held in Seven
Haigh and - Rob MobNeilh ' These
meetings will begin August 25th. Some
or tne iqates ana piaces ox. meeting are
as follows:
Swain. Quarter, for Hyde . county,
Monday, September' 1st.1' ' .
Washington, for Beaufort county,
Tuesday,. September 2ndi
Greenville, for Pitt county, Wed-
afwQtiieeioaf Hyppt&etaAing I
fi tajToJd- For H i 5h'fcF PrlcesT -Wmiamsiurg; for S&rtiaWou
hecctioh
SOT of "this
Wmington,
teWO.000, aJ
wttlK Seoae-
deposit of
9;1 1 'to- 1
t srt ,t rtwouiar-be iftaa'e'Hn'tJ? 'f ew5
-Mii tr.. her4"toi",aMan& for the
Goverifmef and local bonds required
by the .Treasury ans security .for . t,he
HJ!dej)oaits
,()T,!N!). jAsed,iow the money would be cir
i0ia,' culated Mr. McQueen said: "We loan
. r , , ,T it to our correspondents i the inter
. :' . lo enjoining ' upon , then the same
promise We were required to giv the
''Goferttnlent, that these fluids shsij
.H .H ,jitt u&ed'to move the crop jaWl jlot
Ig : kMt40Mf)Mf 4!A3f. ?i-,?,:he was
i! ,,. fern,.i til"
T. Of cours'e. ... Ave canpjput up the
mtarny give
tbmers."
A?sked whether he kBroved the
)tton ware-
acce
Dept. of Agriculture.
Raiqte&r-tA. 'speciftr fronPOSVSshlng-
series of farmers'
MEN FROM ALU SEOTig OF
STATE.! o(.'v.3,v
Icoiinty,
, T-h.ursto, ?3eniernerf h, ;,,f
-'i'iymputn, tor vasmngton county
urday, Sepfetnber 6th.
11 TjcAuryy it fTs afgtoiike hePneet-
subjeijg .discussed, in the speakers
aTid'iii fffe-'npute1 of pE'sentatipn
Pro"T.:k"J.' MlJolinson, of the Bureau
of. Firm Managejent,, United States
cuss better, .farming. ; His lecture will
farming frppa a new vie.wpain . ,
Dr. W'illlam Hart DexteK of "the
Farmers' Co-operative Demonstration
Work, will make what has been char
acterizedM&s an uplift talk." - He will
talk about those things which make
fprt-the betterment of country lifQ.
will discuss tiie home, the farmn
the community.
Surgeon Charles W. Stiles, of the
United States Public Health Service,
will discuss ruraji sanitation nd pre
ventable diseasm and wW ilMstsrate
end as
m ftie
satd- ite ln'fiylfBTBities
srn'v . - - ..-. . - ;
l- '"Banks inhst tiaWeHf securities
In liquid state and such as are quickly
. convertible." He said th "Ohje.cf)tj;
hypothecating cotton... would De to
''Sk'a iiuji rj. VXL' LUiiVXKJtZX. v r .
UU1U lb (Jl UlgllCl VUVVIi
m: . ;j ' ;. ' 0j f-'l fleers.
f!.; : -r' ,Tli,grM ejgtj idependent
- rdserJof.-, pm;t J1q,w:.c iual,-ses'-.vjj'".'
'slW at; BbetyjiialeyStedfthfe ToHowing
-:..!fia L.rrofficefs oft tlTe'ensrinsiye ar: E. B.
i:.;- V.j; smfaitf'A&eWHHRgrfflia: patriot: E.
rr- v W;-dfcf KiWfotif fartfd Sign'
-r"- -r"pxi3tfi.lp4e SfMbM-::-
..; I6wd;il.'.t.a'siafy, Charlotte,
i.hi-iiiTao-Ssri;noifc-EJf . Wflming-
? iit--? grand treaaurecjszTOft t. Bagwell,
Krss." tl.T.T Dtrtei,9gra;nd'-."5an1ofwaV( en; David
v.-?. -5 yadaerPaeltMrSmff epfe'senta
- r" s- :';tiveV faaveVsh ille, grand
v.;,T : 'ir.' Va;' i!reMat Elizabeth
. ' 3-;.. ?cit,, gra4-:te4idta ; R. Cox,
; in ivcsiT tot) o ni " "
:ft.i;..ri.j;.dcs A rnovefriient EKSsi fieefl1 s$JSed 'kt
.'.'"'class. sand-clay road. lqp$'A sheoro , to
.' ' SalisburyTvia Den'topii rarfcier or
-Bdmbayi rllealiilg- Sprigs j.fti&ouln-
. ihont',' witbTfafroad"ffrbtfi" Soi tbwont to
l!rexingtoh." W. C4-' Hamm :f, Arthur
"""ft.S3 and others of Ashebo o,G.' Dan
. Miprgan,, J. , Frank Canon iflflibthers
of behtoh) H.' B. Varhef o'.yjs city
and many "others are interei tedin the
' oo coo 40ww1dfc'ti6t' Tfe'fimtVftL natural, won-.
FOUR ARE AS RATEEKPERTS' ders,-- fias'lecoffig'fite mostin
teresting plea&UTe:;, dWSf'Ttheffeby
compiejjn, pt uqi5ftpark jsyft
torn 1 n o v ictrvrr I
jne.uaijip; (,,100 inis 1a a.xruiy
beautiful .ire'gion neaH CoTbridd1
Will Represent the Just Freight Rate
'Association in Futur: Negotiations
Between the State of : raj.Paro
lina and the RailroallVo?o,;- :
.'Hfgfi Pein'C--?fcresid t?fi' n''
Tate, of the North 'CardltAkc'Just
Bfeight" Uate?'Aso6iai3'as' an
nounced the names ofjg-; special"
commitee Tof the. assoi, itio.n whj s are.
to take' part in the deliberations, of
I : J," 1-
,th r-r, riitate -r auUtoMTSe!
.oflioccin
freight- rate mattetsr'T
is jiaaed in acc.oxajjc
lutions adopted by the
s last meeting In Raleigh on, Augusf
which was Approved
Craig and the Legislature
Kate'etfHim4ss'fen. 'UZli
- The. members of the
mittee represents all seotloiw-iMMKall
important interests of tie stater and..
is to take part in futur freigh rJ
negotiations or conrerencjas. J,ne mem
bers 'who 'have been iequ4sife!d ito
serve withPresidentTate, f.hrt
fourielaictea asufce xnerts, are: ...
J... C. ForesteH Greenkboro; J. L.
liis-committe&
association afcj
by Governor
Freight?
special com-
s" nil- , L'-i?i & :
nw:4Xkriii : asks. mm-msmi
mmmmmmmmmmm-
11 1 Emmmmsmmmmm
p,TelUn cleA.Gjvi-fe ;UT.
wpiihtjSneSmay erTnysc
XLX sJ UUl
efinlj
!r..-.
road and . are! going to put
if the County Commission
itJtteoa .can- Jyfc3ra3fed i
nigh ?:iJ Un'jnaaiud
Acquitte-'d 'of AHjifac'ticin
Joe Love who Was tried
on.Jiarf, of abducting
old .girl from,; heir home ,i
RaipTds a Tew weeks. a&Ot"
of the charge
the jury had ;deliOT;3!x'f rpr several
00 cs:
hows. LoVe iwas Mfelied
Kitchin, of ScotlatfoltfJlck.
is a daughter of a wldHTOajdy at Roa
" noke Rapids and Love is
. '' man with six -children.
00 m
00 v,t
f
. ' 'J 1 1
The .Jieyno ds, pire tui
convpany JfAMJiMft
000
chart!
through.
bf Da-
roigfee prd-
bftkrge.
at Halifax'
a 13-year-
acquitted
ago,- .after
by A. Paul
The girl
la married
Lumber
tkl oi'ffr
p)00, was
ill be in
Franklin'' 1 fcottfi ' CafcA'inSliiil
of the-"leadihg'stbHilt6Me
Georgia. J. WReyiiolds, d
khd: G. ' Wl' Be'ebe':itffe',4ihi 1
-tors'-:.. TTha Rosenjafl'limp
company begins work ;vsitli
Us authorized S125.000 can
C man, N. C., being- di'headkiHftfift
I . Tha charterers aie tAit Wh
-PaxLon;; R..; MnJfoeH ad' otlifrfB? jt
rrJust Frelght.Bat Assoc ib
. At . ' largely, attended m
" T'roy the Montgomery Counts branch
1 coral
ovetStfF
fel,00(f of
al, Ros
of "the State Just Freight R
ciatlon was formed with J.
with as president, M. Myrl
'president and O. B. Deaton,
and treasurer. Great inter!
f,hown in the meeting, a"wh
Sectsstarrrt Rairffir
the' irriJrhictrj aociation
solve. Many of
Wis.
lv
lurin
mm mam
made . sanitary, and ' how malaria and
fever and other preventable diseases
may be easily controlled.
In conclusIdU'-ihefes'iU bfe a series
of moving pictures prepared by the
new Bureau ofrRural Organf&ottoa, of
the Department of Agriculture. These
pictures will portray in a graphic way
some of the results of better methods
in country lire.
erftnctlOT ivTansrauahTer.
The case or state against James
Underhill and Joe Tisdale, charged
with the murder of Carlisle Heath on
it Kinston. TBree hours later a ver
dict df guilty of . manslaughter as to
Underhill and not guilty as to Tis
dale was returned. The case occu
pied nearly three days in Superior
Ceurtv The fefejise" biiilt up" case
around statemeflt of defendants that
Underhill was . shooting at negroes
with whom . they Jhad had an. alterca- J
9dMUtqoio.Hjeath jiai thendark
ness for Thomas .Askew, with whom
he had had trouble a week before.
Graham, Winston-Salem; W. S. Creigh
ton,' Charlotte; James T. 'RyaH. -High
Poiit;.T. S. Majrris,on. Agftei'iile; A.
Kroy; Hickorft imrton'helby;''
. stpticlAltooBesMGtoniaW ,-B.- Blalock
gi W ftV&M vW'M JoMUndefciod, Fayette
MviXiT Wihr I?pf,4kllpr Alf A.
doi' RalHg Ibk-ge A;, Nor
wood, GolSiboro; W. A. Pierce. Wel-
don; J. Allfen Taylor, Wilmington; C.
L. Ives, N"ew Bern, E. M. Stevens,
Elizfabeth Oity. : j
With reference to the appointment
of the committee, President Tate
says: 1 - ;.
The object of selecting; J. titfS ' spe
cial committee is to secuije,jdkte. from
all sections of . the state relating to
ftbA'"fsorliinafonS-.-dli traRi;, .both Jn-
'bcninft and oufl&oundas the same ef-
Cotton Crop Not Encouraging.
Rep'orts' TfiW conditioVof ' the cot
ton crop Ju, Mount ... Olive's ,. territory
just now 'Is tyvno means encouraging.
It is said that rain now would un
doubtedly do much good, put it.Ja
alo said" that the" da'mjtge done the.
A V I ' 1 A. 1 T I J J T
cf oy- iae aeavy rams aunng June
ani3i the early part...Qf. July becomes
rnj distinctly apparent every day;
some farmers asserting that they will
not -harvest- -mdf&HBfh haW4?fp;'
ao8is.ome.aiot4itt JmuckuH M.: . 'in
oCI . t
(' JVlany Institutes in This State.
T ienty-sevencounty institutes for
pu$ic school teachers' hatejyeeiineld
thf season under the , direction of.
Prefi E. E. Same, Superintnedent of
Teapher Training for the State De
partment -of -Education and there re
nrM4 . one. ...institute . to be held. It
ops at Wilmington Monday, Sep.-,
teinoer 1. The institutes' this, season
hke been especially successful in' at
tendance and in the amount and char
acter of work accomplished.
Wheat Crop in Chatham Good.
Dest tuat nas .been in 30 years, most
farmers "making "over 20 bushels to
one sowed and in some instances 50
to enerThenrcjmi taway-dbKon 'crof
are &aiL.io befiinaclLljbetter than ! they,
have been in a number of years.
Wriffhtsville Beach, adjourned after
the installation of newlyelected ' offi
cers. A nass of routine patters was
disposed atr the closiing session.
Much discussion was had on a resold
tion introduced bv John W. GuHedgS
of WTadesboro, asking that Juniorh-
dorse "the ' roposea "-aLmenament to
ttateftnstrqp,. priding .that
reading of Bible In public schools
shall not be pbnibtteb. Mr'. :Jl R.
Joyce ,of ReidsvHle pfefl ae-J.
ment to resolution asking tftat jegis
"lature'sbe TnemoraliMd to add toipro
posed amendment the words, "sectar
ianism shall not be taught.'-- '-'-""-"
jtnmy'LGAtfcJUQht tYears
I William ,L,MPunn, ajias t
i rns: judged iktiiffy M
the safe of the McAdensv
Mlls office some earftg
Hi 'iiHftfitatfeptfeT
Irish Jim-1
cracking
lie Cotton
biahd -eeh-
ears lmrp labor in
pTisoher's wife,
t,icaif. "lfjpittfls'ewJYork City
tt:lJlpBesebfab8tlifidal, was in the
tWuaf5i.t,P&uWSys hfe does not
Mre'BirWffftlTTlsOwn atcount. but
ftelr ftfe kfeeSSsf sorrow fdr his wife,.
hour and-1
cted ffiuc,
f Thiftfji W''H!t3t ad
teakj yinlb inirifls Thwtrawhawatt4
on, .. .1 ivjecKieno
eting at The institutes fa? - thfe .Ml
County teachers -which ha
te Assol'ilJefrWtW Davids
C
. Bfk4l fiameta.im wWajWJiff' th
, SLtJVLMfr .ifV4- HWiilHl -
ck, yjceTyons jweraycompletea.- On
ecretafy f ta&eid nlMg'the tei
st
c
isc
mJf mm r. m
u.rgpaxsriQJtitute
was tiiiM&jOlius grades
scussed Uftapfirf(ffcifMtt
upaMSU)(i4s "eaueajio
he loal HarnMcChiskfiv. stated tl
1 -1 - -
acyiUittedy-biii -gyyoBudcessful in
iseRfiMlrfr ,kTttwftKWf iT)rfed satis-
fects the commercial and j farming in
terests of our people. -
t 'dr. ?t!t o lb
. . Junior Order Ends. Sessions ? v
Wilmington. TliB-fa'te; Council of"
the Juniiop-Ordecv Itdi (session af !
eS'aTf
May... Reorganize Eastplend Bank.
Raleigh. There ?is Sitrong pros
pect now for the Yadk$ jValley Bank
of Eas$igena to be rgranized and
onane.d.by the dinectorsf. and stock
holders '.on a basis thaT -will avert
itwjbiec3iS(.-fQrirsRecti5Vljy $8,000 and
pne of 4he'my; fL B. ltd? n,; tl aXft
ferrous brbyk'" 'to1 tHe lin for.'reor-
pganlzationtn;Hbetel,C(tiiet-e is a pros
pect lifotj -thse torfbftf. taken care of
and In, that event,-.' the,, iCdratida'"
Commission wlii'!vBry4lfkfely.allaw;.the( ,
reorganizatiotoUwitlioJut()j4ding up the,
.bank . with ft fjecjivershj. J : 4 '
il irsif tfa;ia4iHitSi!tinenaehrfe
W. Massey has announced "jm'ftnpd?-1
tant change in the teacjher-training
course .which is .required of all teach-
era in th Durham Couritv schools.
" T Ar, -Tr
J rn number of vears oast it Tiiw been
every month, all of the teabKr ikj&P
departments meeting at the same
time nd place. This year the teach
ers meeting win De aiviaea into,inreet
1 j . j
-cklenburg
a recently
n College,"
examina-
b aar was
in attend'
orts: The
,MT...WrIKf
bt Un In-
To Put on Mail Senr
mail service will be put HCtKe'ifpa&i
senger trains for the RalelBh.,i. Cbar-
lotte.&.1Sputthern,4iyisioa Kkff Nor
folk Southern, Raleigh to iMpunt Glln
ead, thereby providing a faeeded lia
proverae,nt;ir thaj; .111 . give peolen
this line" mail 12 to i hqu'rs" earlier
than'a'Vese.-,Ttfilip that will
carry- the -newsservice leayes Ralei
for Mount Gilead at 4:10 b. m."dall
at 4:10 p. m
This road is ibeing pushed: as rapid
as possible tm to. Charlotte .Kat'-Wlfll
hi a.V' alaa-tagp to the IjWoplteili
' j . . P -
,Annual Sunday School Convention.
Concord. Theannua.1 County Sun
d"ay School Convention was held at
RbckS' winter Presbyterian -'ghuTch
with Rev. T. W. Smith, the presjdefit,
In the'clialr. A large crowd of" dele.-
ts for Ve?-1 gates an Sunday 0!fool workers from
nd aterge f afl'ovef the6ounty,,gaiered there for
lnstruc.tkn' and ittspiranon. 3 ne mug
loipf .thermeeting' was jefja Mglvordff,
t3re beng-fftYflfchcftiV In artlo.to
thtyjocaj cjyifjQ Thq'Jdevonohal ser-
WIc waifcdufjibMr. L; B. Pad-
secretary or tne
gett , of jGpeftas.borQ,
Laymen's 'Mtsslonary Sl
cidence the fa.mps, .worshipping place
Pt nt&ej. 4S7rtte. Ataertcaa ftidfans1 of J
the-UIJe&trttepWkevtfsa .ow 'oi jltiaflO
W ' 1 r 'it. ,',l'jyiiiiiwW)::v,-4
til. ,b.i:;.od
kiMUtosYioDsitriei
-f-"" - .. Cf - I BTW1
Cathe'dfal pTre5 H m garden of ,th
Springs.- Passing- thougt!iJ&vj!'fat&4
way," formed 'ty'.Tw.ij JpMsBe ifitebaF
or red sandstone, -wnicni tower to m
height of more than 30u feet, these
children of nature enter! a region
where titanic forces at I fhpb plc:
havewrQught. put and fasbtandfffr&qd)
Cathedral Spires," ."The, BeOT.and-wtJi&k
savage sb :n$ucQ thaiv"h I "enbsfr tne1
Garden of. the Gods iAsiirsmp
ping place! The spirit efiZwjshrn"
pervades this sanctuary Itu.4tf Htiie-J
klBdipbwi'ithe
agon or buggy
iJie-'roTernment nrovieres rour or
,J.va autMBbiIs for- the president!, one
for the; vice-president. ohe, fftr . the
apeaKer or tne nouse anq one tor tne
public :rsrtnter. and carriages and
Vfcojgis forUJae Saeftibiiits or the cabinet
tHftlJJia.1" alsiatsjmC&bineUn- laiicieafpn shopdinajr calling.
,jera.( Mve woorapnosariages. ana.
(tttltMl taistaBt35ingle,ibrse "ibupes:
J,00 i,$6,p00nuExe'aker Joseph
ui ' 'Cannon i ode' U). ,a rlarae, handsome
an automobile
ington.
angQfjfc
10 bar, b)
has declined
ilGabineir Olcers Are 1 Patf of? "mm
...4 I . ,l..Ji. ..IV..
ty. ,Not thp superflqUil 1
true4Mrrf?tliat SM?ls
of htmaftifntiywhDmSdeYiir, jPfSj.
Avwv4f t . ' " II. . .1 if . T , , v. .J V
t--nrfB8 tJte' tlfotfi"ta tMe BftsllimS f recently to fifad atrnj;
'ramflyi''rare'"',sfeatrW0 tBr6ugh'
NVtii'tJfari'. CttloridWarili Ne
i Ww.iT sfeP fih,.: but will
9i ; engage in agriculture. xt was,
however, their rudimentary sense of
the beautiful which prqmpWfi "tneH
Wtes? when they sold th4i'fttMI 'to
'M' United Stats to retaiii thfelrvrsfgd
reservation in the south fvjastscojBier
of Colorado. For by thtsn feransacjl
tion- they still are ;m losojinoxlmitv
to their worshipping nlacc, 'wcn the
GreataUierbullt foiihis red-iktfinedj
cnuareo.
n Kay's -
SheiJman0'se;retar'yoK-rtheJ treasu'fy In
ric Islands-pWoLbj.DoOiaUJ , Ht&fthW SfiliCO
A: Lon EstablishedHnduttrf r l5 '1!1
Balea
m I l ... j i i E a.
15
Barcelona,i-The manufacture of sil
ver and"" gold' m)s6lT: bags aad,.psres;
is a longestaDnsnea-maustra pocnar
to ,the; Balearic, Jbands, pnd Is cejifth
tmd, Jiff trie lslandB of
Minorbai t''-'
go the'tindiirytk
Majorca and
74 Pawned Aof, small eqtjablishments
ifr" MitAttsloWi,LUeTe women
engageo: m weavin-g tne mesn at
were
wages raagrfigiJfrdnl'lfe'htegfJi.tb ten
ty-sen ce r. a -dafcco j-ding to the
quan.uiy pi mesnt maae. , i rveen coin-
petition, uawever, nas leu ito me ereu'
d.,..prnierr);
silver wire,, a weUJ
: j w i tat jra
been cpnsiderably.bene
ty the gold a'tid "silvei
ried on fa the Islands. .
TheVl W wl vS Tacioiiieaf I KotS
fTThV nrfiiaVkluev6t.WQj
WfPtereW styleMrpilref ba aA J'JJVfA
fefngfkt S&fcVWo S.nrtWgir
Articles avita tOi!"r'e8ntsiEi gram.-
WAS11TNGTUN. The Requisition of
a3ectetaatiSo4)IiabTSri lliamW
Wilson. for.tbroe fltmpbitvf'or
uersbnal and one for Iderfartiaental
Use, has brongHt'thA subject of
Jhgi pjiae jusaingofeHi'nintf' Con
veyances.- The :demand(fo
by the secretary of Iabot ji biedSdW
the clalmfbat "it is jd-jchjeaD
pttsg-ftopjivchase, maintain fantjgertj
Cabinet a New Topic at Capital
ISVS' ViU OLJL
Kpr any: Jna.. vace-ir-resiaent mouiao
R." Marshall uses "a government ma-
rfh$f. tlH a,J(ait,or:t the touring cars
" Every'yekr, 'when0 the appropriation
mis cijneln, ihgws an extended de-
ment vehicles byvkfiny and navy of
ficers and others connected with the
mules arte used "rBrrlvate calla. It is
LAHegedl--that armyofneers and others
Hime'ne'Con- r'gocI tunctipqss at the expense
t tttorfbMleif f J,it n'ffijf&t Sometimes, when
tifi6 i8&L'daBifc'kf oi' the big ho
tel4,liilt8rs,.liSi)Sotl Myer come
IdvetnalwifetinCaeliJiiilfl army mules.
'lOOO'car;' but'ypeakefAGh,fiHitcrk Icassed ,?M&ih.Vonjij!fent about Wash
Tisd''
al?Ha .JPP'F CS Wlt 18 1hoCIfnM3Sirss .ted JiiiKffi effort to stop
wagon Or DUggy. . , tha .nrnmls-nnnnH' HRfi .f irnvernmpnt
J'i" '.'" rt: .a'Tr!. -i id--
teams, Uncle Sam had all of his ve-fc-teids
.maxked-jiFlh'dl that did not
'inrjx,(A.ewMrTjya old practice
continues, oftoft ,K ,1
The wives of cabinet members ai"
entitled to 'the' use or government ve-
With
the horses and carriages coes a liv-
"erie'a'dViver.
jifiMl repeat rpX Mk Wilson, coming
aaJtoes yfropj the most modest de
partment or tne government, nas
ill aaw
r O -inet have sbMd
Rooms
of the cab-
Tirnhlp.rn or
feMciiTtne-cWt iMffii&W&T1
wwaiaplhir Inoom-efl,,"Jffaio RSol.?SMtt
bard iKyafi.iof- ftbtft&OQbd rflerday,-;fe
r-iie.nry tripSito WKsnlhkteg(aH tJ19.
laJttzqf-yeaftj hstyjjt seraedjhatj
termlk at sonieiOfjttpC airy .. Ttfhch
to'bmVsut J was somQlriit surprised
thiisflluMii fnnrfia'-thA'1 aec?etav Af 1
A:heifeaiirVy-M'r.' 'fcAf do, and two
days agotlttrtoo'd shoaldtr to shoul
der with Secretary jofc-War Garrison.
"I wqnder if the ,Reopjeaor 'Wasn
UngeonkHo tfilt'H'be milk and pie
taSfittfribom lsii)eitfffafl a Washing
ton tlnstitutioh and thifc-a! former sec-
retdfy oflthItreati.TOare'tnnny
othef peTOoaHaasrjesqhbible for its
tne late
of these
IjVthe Corcoran building
on "Firteentn' street:' At was not a
Frank Ward openedrthes. first
lunch rboms
ai: j H aip'4ig I9ecls' at'
1.1
firsts btft'Jb
he day John
PreaJdntWflyeB' ajtHjet, happened to
notice tlte lynch room and went in to
mmi&tfl5ki rffil'mug of miik
and ate k Band'Aic&' and returned to his
pfflce. Thfireaft.hft' became a reg
urarstdmr.''n1 'didn't take long
till it iti&HoMk Jai6utJ among the
treasury eTerksi'"lthatJ i the secretary
wtas:a jjatrqn of the Ward lunch room
ahdf1tee busiiiels bodWd.
: "Frank W'aVd fhSs5yb'e'en dead many
years. He was'kilieid, by a trolley
car on Georgia avenife, but the dairy
lunch sbmodeWtry 'started by him in
Washington,! thinkjin 1879, is now to
,Jbe ,fo:
"vfira
vejry,.gityfand good sized
fe 'uMeo States.
. i 'i i US'.''
Warns Agamstri 6igann Clipper
BEWARE the public cigaf' 'Clipper?
Such was the -waging jsent fiulJth
other day by thefipJllilfcalth aejyicp,
of the United States. t
"This," ( read the Statemeflt, referring-
tafttiiAlitonktib' clij)fic ?4tit(he
cigftaUot.-mouldemOtb Jfe, a yery
pffotiis;rtAttaoV(nf ftr In art rie' about 'the
;3W.'17.ia"-li- - cu-rt-7- -- i
M gxpifbtfdfeHof. the rest
dG us Vre'bouiWHde&UW in our mad
dareer raiffll giTli '16 Enlightenment.
... . ol. , ; y it i .xtiiii.k.i it.
anraM; alftd arMWm ftWtries little ranlpper m oJAe9tpba(ecbnist!s
and VomeXt jmAb&d mhd rAxM.Lja
ann a crvmi unmmi'ivn inu nr i iih i e - i
Just dnuiedr-adnm. bo
TIJEREjlfimd doiitolri'lhat George Uh
. rsjerRiwperTisis'iiipctor geneial
,of the sieanxboat Ingpeatiori service, de-
counter." 'so
ar
as concerns the use
w&leftj4H6 inadeft
. The . neat andri iSrowpt; contrivance
will still ' be 6i some use. In Its ever
ready,"v pelf-cpkln!g, hair-trigger way.
It oan,ltiH.,.sjpJp slices , off inquiring
iiSr8x.J?ia-l.JrQre. 11 still 8nb
serve the useful .purpose of chopping
superfluous matches into small bits
a favorite pastime in the temperance
poAl -tootm of oiir-tai'sspent youth.
uoSuiwec-rnuit.'lenor, ntoid, eschew,
shunfl evade,r elude, and . otherwise es
cape U dnd"its peril. Be advised and
Ffcha'wioff' jour elgara.'-unless you car
ry i)ftiaockt.i cltnjiers jai l a jackknif e.
knowing you . ay " squeeze the tip
of Ja 1 gobtf- t4ia-eerilr-? -between your
thiivp(batiiBnliiJp'lh4) wrapper bursts.
et of the public. Jipper any filthy
weed you Intend Jpitlin'4o your lips.
For whatever maj; hfi your ideas on
the subject of interchanging mouth se-
steuohs you surely don't wish to be
pVoihtsbu'btis -about 'it71
ry Movement.
Goldfield, Nev. This, place ,, now
stands on an equal with Virginia City,
where a miner recently hatched oujta
'turk&y oii. thd wkrm lower level of one
ot'Jhe workiagss ,;Here ifai Goldfleld It
ta-paBje Qfi aBufefegtlrift an egg; and
e 9l.scjosffy iffiB?mqQfiy Mrs.
laii ;Bentbn.j lijr. Bentwas.'eating a
(lard boiled egg. ' S,he 'blti Into titialnd
her teeth struck something gritty. :Shj
Investitfate alitl fnJ the lcen-.
Iter of Jhlarer egg f,ourijd a'pejrfecty
Tarmeti eggsneir anne larger tnan,. a
trean. wnen ttroKen oiien tneuny egg
was found "With yolkv.idd -whitp, Just
the same as:;'if ItbadJieen:ten tinies.
larger. -'"-
l 1 . J ' 1 . I . t J . . I t ' y, I 1 Z r- , 1 . . r-.
here-"r)y takrrrg'lBer frmVide in a trol
ley car. lShe' said it was the greatest
day in her life.
3deneralhleraslag?k!nlal super
vising insncto?8gr&i called, fre
quently fouiitliitfemffirrysbing during!
the Taft regtanfet tqvislt (any of the
f-exectrtlve--: -departments. No soonet
j.wpifldih' ener the building than the
messengers of, ebony,, hue jwould turn
P(rtr. salaams almost
knock th'eir.heacls on ta floor.
', .With ; the 'outgoing of .Mr.Tart nd
. the .", incoming of -Mr. .Wils)n,? General
tJMer believed- he!i!Wjild J find relief
from that embarrassment tfie "wear
ing, against -his 'will;: of ' anpthef -main's
Diahtle. - 1 1 'Jriudi
' Not; so! j 'Bvej body 'knew Professor
Tftecetly 'would b'inltowri'ln at
tendance' on a',CQm'missan nieerlni of
which he. wa i, 'pifmfort and iJthatt he bana 4ai&'Wvii&lfeMetr Uliey were to
11 1) U ! M.'I
r.That. Sndai ; bdiiri nothlfig better
tot'dd,o0eneral VhU got? pS 'itre
car heTiwhaTr--tdciflrie ones
of'tlfd feffi&Tk Steamers.' Aife-f blocks.
further Representative Frederick C
m
in ,
f- '!t
Stevens, of Minnesota, go on the car
and nodded to-the-inspector general.
Then Representative Daniel A. Dris
coll orNewlfbrk got"Akoard. He, too,
nodded,
j - In the meantime Mr. Uhler had been
thb' focal center of a good many pair
kry8 -on theca?, prsuinably sight
eeera Jrj) partisdan.j As Messrs.
Stevens and DTiscpH, got j off the car
tlfey- stopped and' shook" hands withv
Oenejal lUnler awef sald-a few words.
.:.,pio8e oncther beejs.puple with a
Washington : guidebook in their pos-
ocooiyu uuiiuijr BluyiJeu, bUUUH naDQS
"WJl W1 '...Thn jhi,r5oce8sion of
handshakers became continuous
LlGenyal1Uher-Mi'in'f?4wnt to hurt
the feBiingaufi't, anc'-Uiem so he
jus.eniijed.jioH.hndnd let "em
t.
f
....4 "