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THE WASHmnW TIMES THURSDAY MARCH 17 1910

Sixteen Witnesses Still to

Be Heard By Com-

mittee

VETREES TO LEARNOF MISSING LETTERS

Secretary of Interior Assistant

Secretary Pierce and George

Otis to Testify-

By the latter part of May the Con-

gressional committee to completeIts investigation of UM Balli serPincTiot entbroglio and be rrady to submit-

s report to Congress provided It Isunnecessary it appears at

present to Journey to Alaska toon the ground the biggest bono of

contention th Cunningham claimsAt the present title there are sixteen

known witnesses yet to testify includingt n for whom subpoenas have been Is-

sued

witness for the defense with As Urt

rnt Secretary Pler e Chief of FieldService IL IT Schwartz Laud Com-

missioner Dennett s satellites In adntlon Attorney Vertrees has alreadysubpoenaed A Christensen who HU-Cerelca Glavis G W ONeil assistant

itdlan of the Seattle Federal buildp and Special Agent Park who win

e called ulan to testify as t allegedpcovery of certain letters intoningom Gtavls official flies In a box in

Federal bulldlnjr containing eff ct-C the former ebbs of nekl service Miss

iil n M Shartell a stenographer hasen called for light on the making of

certain affidavits by coal claimantsTray Call Smith

In view of the evidence as to watert iwer sites given by Chief Engineer AP Davis of the Reclamation Service it

probable that Attorney Vertrees will1O call George Otis Smith Director

of the Geologicalthe prosecution subpoenas ha

already been Issued for Special AgentBowman and Messrs Steele and Birchthe latter two being officers of theGuggenheim Alaskan syndicate whogave sensational testimony as to theinterest of that combine in Alaskanteal claims in a reeent hearing beforetho Senate Committee on TerritoriesFpcclal Agent Bowman is called to tes-tify as to the letters which the de-f nsc alleges were found in Ghxvisbox at

In addition Pepper andFrandles are expected to call for formerEE ifttc Forester 0 V Price andcxLiw Officer A AV the two

I orost Service officials who with Pin-ot were discharged after the DoiriverIttrr it is expected thattomey will have Director FII Newell of Reclamation Service

c n the stand He is called particularlyviUi reference to the aijt-lrewithdrawal of waterpower sites andto corroborate Englseor A PDavis

To Tell of Interviews-It is considered likely hat the com-

mittee on its own initiative may callexGovernor Miles C Moore ef Wash-ington one of the promoters for theCunningham claims who ttsureclargely In the bearfngs tp date to tes-tify as to certain of his interviews withiv crotary Ballinger

When committee first met Chairi an Nelson addressed letters to a numIT of magazine editors whose publicat had been muckraking in thei onsetration situation Inviting them tolp present and havo acThe defense may call a Humr of newspaper men who have writtenseries attacking Secretary BallingertM h the of animus ofIp conservation movement ae they1 it

Counsel on both sWes are chary ofimouncinjf their witnessesr av he several others called bearing inp minor way on the mainCounsel to Argue-

It is practically certain that thetire will permit counsel to argue the

at the close of the taking of evlcVnoe Probably Attorneys BrandeteI rpprr and Smythe will sum up forGad Plncbot et al and Vertrees anditEch for Ballinger The fcrm

his the reputation of being seductiveoratorical in such an argument and

c dangerous opponent but with bothFamlcis and Pepper in opposition thenrrnsic battle promises to be hotMmbers of the committee are anxious

t report thir findings at the earliestdate and there seems to be

liitl disposition to make the junketto Ala ska that was at first pointed outf ing the probable procedure

With prophets predicting that the teaF n will not end until June 15 it is

likely that Chairman Nelsonswill have their report-

r tdy for submission by that

CAR IN COLLISIONWITH AUTOMOBILE-

A Capital Traction ear struck an auto-c the White Car Vompany 801 Pennf Ivania avenue al Sixth street and

about 8W oclock this morningYK nt a dozen passengers on the rat

TMf up but no one was hurtthe automobile which was In

If Ht wart Chapman was damaged Thefront the NIl was broken

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DEPORTATIONS MARKINGOPEN SEASON FOR CRANKS

Annual Spring Influx of In dividuals Suffering With Delusions Is Men Deported to Distant

Homes Costs District 500

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Washington is at all times a Meccafor cranks but tho greatest pilgrim-age Its in tho spring

season of the year the in-

dividual who during the winter hasharbored a grievance which mustpresented to the oar of the Presidentalone wends his way toward the Na-tional Capital The halls of Congress-are Invaded by philanthropists whothough without money are rich inideas fur the betterment of the nationand in addition there arc numerous

the Board of Charlthp as just plaincranks

Three men deported by tho Board ofChartlied are speeding today towardtheir respective homes at Los AngelesCal Houston Tex and New Orleans

Tho man from Los Angeles left thatcity three months ago to collect rarebooks for his library At that time he

NEW MENS STOREOFFERS SOUVENIRS

Fourteenth Street HaberdasheryHolds Formal Opening Under

Auspicious Circumstances-This week will be one of celebration-

at the new Auerbach haberdasher storerecently opened at 613 Fourteenth street

The counters in the main aisle of thestore were banked today with floralcontributions from Mr Auerbachsfriends During the week souvenirs willbe given to the patrons in the form ofa neat card showing the dates of theWashington baseball club for the

season and an attractive book tobe used as a telephone list

Mr Auerbach had the premises remodeled from basement to roof A sky-light running almost the entire lengthor the ceiling with front and back win-dows eliminates dark corners and givescustomers and workmen plenty of sun-light The store is such a bright oneMr Auerbach hiss christened it TireSunshine Shop

HOMESTEAD MAYOR INSANETOMBSTONE Ariz March 17John

McLuckie said to have been mayor ofHomestead Pa during the famous steelstrike has been sent to an asylum Hewas set upon by several ruffians inMexico several months ago and left fordead He never recovered his mentalfaculties

One had Face Covered wfth ItchingEruption Eyesight was

Raw Itching Polar SpreadOver the Other Head to Feetin a Single Day Dreadful

SKINTORTURES YIELDTO EASY TREATMENT-

In 1907 my face broke out in a massof itching sores which

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mended salves thatcost one dollar anounce but to no availA friend of mine

to CuticuraSoap and CuticuraOintment as he wassure of good resultsfrom his own experience I

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washing the Cuticurais perfect health now

I owe to the Cuticura RemediesI shall stand them as one ofthe blessings to the sufferingthousands D 532St Brooklyn N Y Apr 9 1909

In the middle of the night of March30th I woke with a burning itch inmy two hands and I felt as I could

them apart In the morning theitching got to my and dunn

day it spread all over my bodywas raw from the top of myhead to the soles of my feet and I wasin continual from tho itching Icould neither lie down nor sit up Ihappened to see about Cuticura Reme

I thought I would give them atrial I a good bath with the Cuticura Soap and used the Cuticura

put it on from my head downto and then went to bed Onthe first of April I felt like a new manThe itching was almost gone I con

Cuticura Soap and Ointment and duringcompletely me Frank Gridley 325

St New York City Apr 27 09Complete External and Internal Treatment for

ot infants Children and Adults eonHsU of Cuticura Sop to the SkinCUUeura Ointment 50c Heal the Skin and Cuticura Resoirent We or In the form or Chocolata

per vial of 60 to Purify the BloodSod throughout the trorli Potter Dru fc ChemCorp Sole Trots 135 Columbus Ave Boston Mass

Mal l Free 32pace Cutleura Book an authorttv on treatment of Skin and Scalp

HomeMade Tonicfor Spring Use

From the American Family DoctorTho man who goes to his work withwinging stride clear and ruddy

complexion whoso blood coursesthrough his veins vigorously and whoseems to radiate power to dothings Is a healthy man Perhapshe was not so but when hissystem deranged he took Immediate steps to restore himself to primephysical condition

Nearly ever person needs asystem tonic In the spring A

good blood tonic can be made at home-at small cost Get from your druggistone ounce of kardene mix It Jicup sugar and add pint of alcoholand 1 of hot water This simpleprescription makes a full quart of thevery medicine at a smallcost The dose Is one tablespoonful fiveminutes before each meal and beforeretiring

Kardene cleanses the blood from Utewinters accumulation of impuritiesarouses the torpid liverrestores lost appetite clears the skinand strengthens and builds up the entiresystem It makes any fcel ten

younger and puts condition-to handle days work with vimand vigor If your druggistkardene he can easily get It for you

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was plentifully supplied withbut the police waspractically penniless His story waswas the victim of a religioussect which had planned hisAccording to information

Los by Secretary GeorgeL Wilson of the heis a man of scholarly attainments versed in three or and whenho left that city was In hisbarring a eccentricitiesThe man New Orleans came toWashington hi search of a Representative His story was also one of persecution at of enemiesThe fact he is said to have f urwives raised a doubt in the minds ofthe officials of tho Board of Charitiesas to the status of the man from Houston One of the wives living In thatcity has informed whenhe left Houston he appeared to be Infull control of his mental faculties Howill be given an opportunity to explainupon his arrival whlthorhe is accompanied by John FWatsonThe cost to the District of the dopertation of the mon was 5600

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GREEK PEASANTS

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Civil War Feared As Result-

of Uprising AgainstLand Owners

CONSTANTINOPLE larch 17A sc-rioug clash between Greek peasants andtroops In which many peasants were

and has atKarditsa Greece to censoredmessages arriving from Athens

The was coincident with theland riots now inwhich the Christian are de-manding that the government force thebig land owners mostly Turks and Mohammedans to divide their land amongthE

Reinforcements are hurrying to theaid of the troops as the peasantsthroughout all are arousedover the shooting cf their comrades bythe Civi war Js looked uponas a near possibility

RACE PLAYERS RAIDEDCHICAGO March 17 Two hundred

and fortyone handbooks were raidedand twelve hundred persons were arrest-ed by the Chicago police gamblingsquad in the last six months

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Kidneys-A real surprise awaits every sufferer

from kidney or bladder trouble whotakes several doles of Papes DiureticMisery in the back sides or loins sickheadache nervousness rheumatismpains heart palpitations dizzinesssleeplessness inflamed or swollen eye-lids lack of and alltoms of outoforder kidneys simplyvanish

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Your physician pharmacist bankeror any mercantile will tell youthat Thompson of Cin-cinnati is a large and responsible medicine concern or yourconfidence

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adles Liberty Lodge No 1 Inde-pendent Order Sons of Benjamin willcelebrate JU twelfth anniversary by acharity ball to be give at the oldMasonic Temple March a The pro-ceeds nil be distributed among thecharitable organisations of Washington-

At the last meeting o the lodge thefollowing officers wetc elected Presi-dent Sadie Levy vice president AmeliaFreund secretary W H Bornhoimtreasurer J Einstein conductor BKlawanc islde guardian R L Goldstein and outside guardian L SteIner

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Annual Clearance Sale ofSmall and Broken Lots

480 Pieces Regularly Sold At 15c now500 Pieces Regularly Sold At 20c now670 Pieces Regularly Sold At 25c now 7c465 Pieces Regularly Sold At 35c now 8c800 Pieces Regularly Sold At 45c now lOc640 Pieces Regularly Sold At 50c now e

914 Pieces Regularly Sold At 75c now 15c850 Pieces Regularly Sold At 100 now 20c

Plain Ingrain Papers Regularly 25c lOc per Piece

Odd Lots of Wall Burlap 50c 15c Yard

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make room for Summer Goods we have cutprices deeply on Desks We have many good pat-terns that are now offered at a big reduction for quickciearance

Desks of this pattern inoak or mahogany finishExceedingly well madeHand rubbed and polishedGood drawer and pigeon-holes

Is complete and contains a wonderful variety of goodstyles and patterns A few patterns that we carriedduring the winter we are now eloping out at a

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