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POsToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur It
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded &c the ports or
sailing daily. and the schedules % CI0siugs are
arranged on the presumption Of their uuiutcrrupt-
90 overland transit For the wees ending April
. 10. the last connecting closes viii be made
from this Office IS follows:
Mails for south aud Central America.
West Indies. Etc.
SATyRDAY-l) Al GEO a. ~. Or NORTH BRA
~. via Para, and NlHao-, and taF BAREA-
Dos, Dor g. = CTllgeEca- rom N-E York.
tD AZ 1880 a. 90. for NASSAU, y. r.. per
steamer from Miami Fla-
Mails Tor NEWFOJNDLAND, by rail 20 N0-th
sydney. and thence Via steamer. close here daily
except sunday, 90 1900 ,U., and on sundays only
Mails for MQJELON. ry gail 90 Boston. and
thence VIA steamer. close here daily at SI5 p.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa. Fla.
wednesdays, Faday-. and sundays a, z-z0 p.
Via ia Miami. ia, Tuozdlys, and saturdays. at
Nails Cor Mexico overland. unless specially adj
dressed fJT despatch by steamers sailing from New
Yors, close here c-i-y at 1872 a. m- and 1000 p.
Mails for COSTA RIGA. BELIZE. PUERTO COR
TEZ and GUATEMALA, by rail % New Orleans
and thence Via steamer. close here daily al 10 %
D. M the connecting closes for which being sun
d1vs and Tuesdays for COSTA RIGA, and MONDAYS
for BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ, and CUATE-
Trans-PacsHc Mails.
Mails for CHINA JAPAN RAwAII and PHIL
fPpINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. cIos. here
daily az G.3J p n. up 90 April u, inclusive for
despatch per s. s Done COD
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australial
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAII, FIJI and SAMOAN
Isl ANpS. via San Francisco. close here GsiIv al
6.g5 o. m. after March 81, and up 20 April H.
inclusive. for despatch per 8. 5. M0aul. (dl
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
Isl ANDS.ff via Tacoma, close here daily a. 6-s5
p. m. up 20 April - for despatch per s. s. Good
Mails fer CHINA JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
Isl ANDS'" via Seattle, close here daily 40 G-55
% m. up 20 April 10, for despatch par s. e. Rioiur
Mau1 Registered letters must BE directed Wa
Mails for HAWAII. via san Francisco. close here
daily al 6S5 q. m. up 90 April =, inclusive for
despatch per s. s Australia to)
Mails COR AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand. which
goes via san Francisco, HAWAII. and PHI ISL
ANpS via Vancouver close here daily &C 6.25 o
m. up 10 April IS, inclusive, for despatch per 5
.Nsiis for COCHIN CHINA sre forwarded 70 Yer
York for connection with European steamers
ssPFIIPPINE ISLANDS CMiIiJary Maid. de-
sTatched 20 san Francisco a. al closes for that
| offce 10 connect with Government Transports the
sailiDrs OF .7hich are irregular.
90 Reg stored mails close at loo p. n same
jc) Registered mails close at 500 p. N. same
ID Registered mails close at 500 a. n. same
je) Registered mails close at 100 p. m. previous
% Registered mails close at 90 p. m. pseyiou,
jH Registered mails close at 1900 p. m. pre-.
- Registered mails close at 500 p. m previou.
10 Registered mails close at Goo p. n previous
JOHN A. MERRITT, Postmaster.
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Southern Ry.


9-l'u-e lN '-'-- '1-----' TO- -
AT trains arrive and leave from fe111! wanna
passenger Slall.i-
eii a. m Danny Local. Tor i,4n'-iie 'SIaf-ot'-'
si3 va. stations Come, az N-i.s~-s i'f >li---
DUR and hlrfi-'fhurS callE. ana >t2lEtan wee,
ys-1r anu ~ iSI',Ao-'k VIC me Nello.a -'..-
Ven 'ei-t- ana WIN - q ~ r. X i'i N-~--a-
hit.ee N-ll-s anu '--A'i---e.. 800 -
lt.l' a. m D-i.- tIlE '(llED >lAii-'
EASl '--'ii-- N-seP--s S4.' 70 1-lAss.-'I---r -
'-,'-.--' ol',-i-s 2. 10 - ~ ~
Aa-thilie anu it.l Hiiils ~ - NtoA'4.ts Ia
'---.---' --- -1- 49, ''-- go -
vain sleeper lut A.sNA-a- Ne-At.- 20 NS.-'A~.A
WIN S-e"Ptt ilt N--I.es..A- H-e' - Sa1 t'
Ne" ot-e-i7r -...t--s q, N.a--. &c --sH 80 -
- e.. - r5:-a 9 49,
N--eals "-t----' '--l.-e- l'.-.'S N@t
N--',-7 a - -, --- a. -''--e,'
and week GAYS i1r LeEihgten-
--s' d. II D--s -'>-t l.' ----e -
~ ' I1,l--;. 81. 5sf-y zen. S,s5sr
N -, ~. 7l~-5 "a - ..---.-
- p - ,--,-,,- 49, ,Z.r,
o,SS 2. 49,, l-.' -. = -
TL-yf.lDA - n u n - u - - 40 -
br@"lIg -rooin' l-DIals' 'a.'Ioti.i, aNo Us .
vatIon sleeping Safs 70 - A'gisllHe. va |~aN-
sonFlllei also bia"iIs groom Sieep-He Aass 10
AIKEN ana Au3usIA- IlI."s ar 49, ,.,.,
80 80 - ia 49, I, - -
EAPRiSS Sleeping Cars TO Port TAMPA, VIA
savannah a,o 1aeAsohElllr colneN'i.s NItn ~
,Sie0i' S-eet4ls Ar =. = $40 80
MANI o.eel-He III 10 N---s--. "a -
Tl.A - .S =. iteSt - - .
It-'o's- o'--' ~ inns -" -
VICE ,,-.-.,,,--,- -. -,
SSI p IT. L-..s ,, v - 49, II -
lANCO1A ,s -. ~ - ,-Ia- NJ
ing NaIs 20 Neuli'a.s =, -l'l -seN OIis-LA tHIDls
Bristol Farior srd t'oseIv ar between Rae
ford. "a, and AttaAis, SIS b,nihs AR SeIslsr-
lO.t2 ? m " Aeiil'; iON ~ W N II
/ ing Cars and Day Coaches sieepers 70 NASH
/ vile. Tenn. Wa AsneFllie AnoN'iIir an1 oe~'-
ta-ooga' Memphis VIA b-ina'ns nam Ne" Ofieen,'
VIA Atlanta aHG NlE-s -54e'y Nl-iS - - - :
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FOR SALE-No interest. store and dwelling.
monthly W q. UALDENAN. sl5 l4th 81
aU5-at.ert
FOR SALE-IHys.rmert Groom dEsllirc-;
Ur.g4 >l.~g, rent so. ". q. HALbENAN.
az IIl So aF.-S-,e en-
FOR SALE->. room brick; side Iot. frc neigh
horl09d. price 5000. only 500 cash; SIS
.urh.v. rs. g.. HALDENAN, az I3ta -.
-p-.at.on
FOR >ALE-Tao i-ro-u t1iss a1u-,-. with water.
sewer. ON Francis So &C.; $50, price SIS
cash. =, pl- month Enquire uf T. g. >AUEE
80 a. 60. sN- ap'-ar,em
FOR SALE BABG ANS Three-story. lay-wind5w
brick, So. $50 an modern Improvements. g
rooms and bath. uulr $3.50 cash. cigHt-Eaam brick
EirH tao vacant lot, adjoining ca South tlpir1,
rIy-room brick, with store 0u Past Capitol So,
Eita adjoining vacant lot. only -, 500 $50 cash
ID you want 90 20 into business tIi- ls "a money
maker 4 ~iE-ruaU and bath. bay-viudew horse
70 sta-- ~e.. near Fast Capitol ST.. only $3.50
iDHN IA. vDONNELL. SOP pa. ave. So. Capitol
Hill ap5-St
FOR SALE Bargain; Only 81 900 SIX rooms; mod
lmps-, look az IT, 1902 18TH 81 ne. key next
door: easy terms OWNER, 1913 o 81 NY.
sPG5Jcm
FOR >ALE-Briek house 200 F 81 ne, rooms
water aud gas; price, 5000. Apply 90 C.
pENGLER. g29 ] e. NV. apj-5t
FOR SALE-lO-ro5m house. Sc. corner property.
. g. front, sacrificed for 81 800. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, IOo5 p - sp5-2t
FOR SALE-ISsI Ca. ave. Sc, 5-room brick. Sass
cash. balance 5000 per month. Apply 800
Taylor ST., Anacos;is. a25-SJ
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ron sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Tvo new bicycles, lady's and gents;
nice wheels; cheap SS5 r 81 ne ar7-3tem
FOR SALE-Nickle plated Heating Bicycle; IN
good condition; cheap Cab 1915 9Th Il. M
apG-St. EN-
FOR SALE-Big bargains; large assortment Of
high grade wheels; some only slightly used;
from s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 74O l8th st. NV
ap5-St
LARGE assortment OF secondhand bicycles; all
makes, at s., $40. and si5: tires, special
prices; Quality consdered). $50, Sis, SIS,
mechanical oyCrhauling. s. cuanciing. So vulcan
izing. sOc. LABOFlSH, Bicycle Machiaist IL
9Th IL NV. Inh14-lmo-cIn
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DUNCANsoN BROS. ACCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE Or IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust recorded in
LibCr 1874. folio 23i, ct seq, one OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, T. the sole
trustee under the esid deed o. trust % The re-
quest OF the holder of the note secured thereby.
viii offer for sale. az public auction. in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. APRIL H. A. D.,
1900 az AIS p NJ, the following described real
estate. viz: On the Benning Road. County OF
Washington. comprising Cue-qEsrter OF one acre
OF land bounded on the south by property owned
by Phillip Simms; on the north by land t-cd as
q graveyard; on the west by land owned by Al
bert Harris and bounded on the east hy land
owucd by Rev. John II. Jackson. tn, SAD quar-
ter Of an acre is improved by one frame house
containing three ro0ws.
Terms of salc-AH cash. Deposit Of $50 re-
CURED at time OF sale Terms 20 be complied with
in ten DAYS OF property viii be resold az risk and
cost o. dcfaulting purchaser AbstractiEg. con-
veyancins, and revenue stamps at cost Of pus-
chaser.
J. c. HAVILAND. SR.. Trustee
JAMES 7. HUNTER. typographical Hail.
Attorney for holdcr OF note
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
DUYCAyscS BROS. AUCuoNEERs

DINCA NStN BkON-. Al NlltNEEkS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
By virtue Of = certain deed of trust. recorded In
Li5er 1883. Lilo Isl et SEQ. one Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. l. the sole
trustee under the said deed Of trust az the re-
quest Of the holder OF the note secured thereby.
viii offer for sale, az public auction. in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL II. A. d
1909. at 400 p. NJ, the following described real
estate, viz: Lot No as, beginning At the south
east corner OF the land ou the Marlboro Road. and
Joining the land recently purchased by Benjamin
Spricg and running said east line one hundred
and TWO feet thence we~e Jhirty-three feet thence
south along the land Of John Payne niIety-seven
feet thence along the Marlboro Road a irtv-th~ec
feet to the place Of beginning, cont ming six
thousand fi-e hundred and sZty-scven fest OF land
situated in Washington County, District Of Coluu-
b:a.
Terms q sale-Au cash. Dep lsit OF $50 re.
ouircd Al time OF sllc Terms TO b. complied VIII,
in tea days. property will Be- n FOld al risk and
cost n dcfaultmE purchaser. Abs;gsctjug. con
veyanciuE, and revenue stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser.
J. c. HAYILAND. SIR, Trustee.
JAMES r. HUNTER. typographical Hall
Attorney for holder Of note.
r1A9g ar = On,
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rAILEo-Ds.
Baltimore g Ohio

Schedule 10 eject December "a 1921.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled I United
trans 1875 a. m. sos p. M. daily.
for Cincinnati, St LOUIS and Indianapolis
express, 1885 m fostibuled Limited $50 p
m. express 1905 night, daily
Tor PlttsblTg and Cleveland, 1875 a n. and
sou and II ;5j p. m, daily.
For Columbus. Toledo AID Detroit, l2:t5 night.
for winchester and way stations, $50 q. n.
ara S5hO and $50 D. m
For I-uray, $40 p m. daily
on baltimore, week d-ys. X2-S5. 500, 5.3e,
<, go. 17;l0, 1s-So. SIS. X9:Sg. 1000 a. M,
12;O5. $40 N5.5o, ago, ESQ, 1880, xl0:00
Nll:5V, Nll;S1 ,. m. Sundays, x2-3j, X .0J,
Nl;l0, 500, x9.OJ a. m, zl2.05 400. i;t5,
1S:Og, 40, 25;05. z5:lo, C.3o, $500, Nlo;00'
For Annapolis. 7:IO and s.35 a. M. l2.Ij and
$50 p. m Sundays. $50 a. m. 4.SJ p. m.
For Frederick, week days, 5.S5. 1888 4. an.
4-SO' I'D r. m sundays, 300 a. m, l.l5 D. m
For HaggstOwn, &c a. m. and $50 p. m.
For Boyd and way points. UeeS days, s.5J
a m. 80, $50. 7.05 p. sundays, 800 a. M,
For Gaithcrsburg and way points. week DAYS.
$3.50 a. m, I2-JO 500. f-5p. 4-.5 $50. I.JJ,
ll25 p m Sundays, s.cJ a. m. rs. i:sS. 7:O5,
For Washington Junction and way points
week days, S:S5 A. m, so $50 p Al sund1J >.
S'OO a. m. l:l5 p. m.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
and the East. week days, 7-05 DINER. $50
SBgaetli 1000 (Diner) a. n. ls:o5 !DinSrl.
clusiyely Pullman Train Dining Car, sos
Dining Car, 500. ll:SO. Sleeping Car open a.
1000 O'cl0ck). and 2.35 night. Sundays : .05
300 a m, l2:0J noon. l.l5 Dining Cars, 300
6.O5 Dining Cars. 500. 1870 Sleeping Car open
1000 o'ciocl), and 1885 night
Parlor Cars IN an day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 g. M, 1905 noon. and
l:l5 and 800 p. N. week days. 1915 noon Sua-
daya
For Cape May, week days Is:O5 and l:I5 p. m
Except Sunday. NF,xprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotelr
and residences by Union Transfer CO. on orders
left at ticket Offices Gl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street, and al
Depot
+. ID. UNDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN.
% v p. and Cen Man. Mgr Pass Traffic.
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Schedule 10 eject December q, lS39.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and c Street.
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wANTED-HOUsES.

wANTED-HOUSES.
WANTLD-ln uw. section. small house. party OF
three; cheap rent AdIrc-z r. NJ, In5 81
nv. aps-3r
WANTED-Uouse. 10 10 20 rooms. near Pension
Office; viii consider uncHpired lease Address
Bon CO. this Office spJ3t
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WANTEn-RooMs AND no.R3

WANTED Room and board by gentleman; break
fast o. m.; dinner p. M; state terms
Address BON 50. this Office. Hp5-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange good driving horse ior diamond
Address Box I20, this office. ap7-3t,em
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E. F. DroOp & Sons,
OPS Penna. Ave.

CANADIAN PACIFIJ RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship ssilings iTOEl yaneOuysF.
JAPAN CHINA AID PHIIP2sE lSLAEoj
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. April 10. June Is. Aug %
EMPRESS OF CHINA.-..8iay :. July Q. sept 10
EMPRESS OF INDlA---..-May 2s. July 80. Oct 3
sAgAlAt lSlEF0s EH9 AUSTRALIA
MIOWERA. May AORANCE. June Z
For rates Apply 10 Fciil,5 q, ana Ayenus
cel5-tu. III. sa-l5Gt
AMERICAN LINE
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
EEg yoRk-SOUTHAMPTOS-L0
CALLING. WGSr- BOUND. AT CHERBoCkQ
SailiTg Wednesdays AZ 10 a m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORh-ANrWERP-PARlS
Every Wednesday az y noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COAFANh-
Pier and IS, R--Ohicc, q broadway \. !
Philadelphia Ofice. So5-S07 Walr1t 81
WASHINGTON OFFTCE-lS0f ST. n ".
On W. G. MOSS, agent. at Sauderz Staylnaa
1897 81. NV.
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wANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-To rent small place by responsible
party; near Washington; suitable fot truck
ing and raisinS poultry. Box l0l this Office.
ap6-3t.em
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Advertisements under TINS head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
Tor ench insertion.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, Ees-
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk. and Wash
- ington," on the following schedule:
LV. WaShingtoh.6.9O pm Ly. Portsmouth s. 90 pm
LF. AeNansria- 90 pm Lv. Norfolk. BIS pm
Ar ~. Monroe.7.O0 am Lv. IT. Monroe 6 IS pm
Ar. Norfolk. 500 an AT. Alexandra. g 80 am
Ar. Portsmouth.sl5 am Ar. Washington. 100 am
- Tickets on sale Al sl7 Penn. ave-, B, and
- o. ticket Office. 6l9 Penn. ave-, and corner
- 18Th ST. and n. " ave, Q. h o. ticket Of
- hces al 5l3 Penn. ave, and go I4th ST. (;
- s. A. L. ticket Office, 1884 n. Y. ave, and
- On board steamers.
h1For further information apply at gen.
rIal offices, 9TH st. wharf, Wash. d. G.
. Phone, $50.
no2si JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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WANTED-A white girl 20 assist mother with
b,li, Call - st. NV. Item
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For sALE-HnUsEs.
FoR sALE-NORTnEAsT.

lpply at Cfficc for Weekly Bulletin.
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HELP wANrEp-MA-.R.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
TO- each tnsertIOn.
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Flat Of four rooms; newly papered
604 18th 81. NV. 4p7-3t
FOR RENT-Flat OF ; rooms and bath; modern
improvements; perfect condition; rent, $50
1924 l4th II. NV. ap7-3t
FOR RENT-Fur. fat: % floor, or large front
room Sd floor. l4i5 Huntington Place. Column
bia Heights. apG-3t, em
FOR BENT-Flat Of Eve rooms. bath, large closets,
extra storage room 2620 X ST. nv; SIG
aptSt
FoR RENT-Flats; 1922 l4th st. NV, rooms: a.
m. J.; perfect condition; only $50 W. p.
AEICALF, 1906 + st. NV. mh2T-I
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WANTED Barber this evening with tools: steady
job; guarantee given. ga La
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THOS. {. WAGGAMAR,

FOR SALE Oh RENT-no0sEs.
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FOR nENT-sTORE AND DwELLING

FOR RENT-LarEe. new store and Groom dwell
ing with stable. ice box in store. Nichol-
son ave-. Twning City. rent only $40 per month.
Enquire MCLAUGHLIN REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
corner 10th and G. sts. NV spirit
ron RENT-SToREs.
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. No. 1874 9Th st
NV: ) rooms and stable; reduced 70 So 80
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $50 + 81. NV.
ap7-3t.cm
FOR RENT One-half Of store: telephone service
r. J. LAMB, 525 10Th st. NV, rubber stamps.
etc. 9pj-3t
FOR REXT-sTABLEs.
FOR RENT-New brick stable, behind tji Frank.
/. jim ri. nv. ST.. apG-St
FOR FEST-stable. SIS 10th 81 Nv. aD5 1t
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nusINEss CHANCE.

WANTED-A small grocery, with dwelling: suits-
bic for lldy. Address c. c. K, 1914 2lst
ST. ap7-3t EN-
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Seattle-Yukon Transportation Compapy's
steamer Lakme sails from foot Of Colnm-
hia street May l9 steamer santa Ana
sails May - Sec0nd-class tickets can be
secured on Lakme.
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excurzion over the smooth waters OF Lake
Warrington in the steamers l.. I. Haas
and GazeIe The weather was perfect,
TIE music was fully up to the bands repu-
tAton and the crowd was there 10 enjoy
anslf
All OF the seats were filled. and many
couples promenaded up and Dawn the
nalks while some of the young stcrs dis
ported themselves on the swings, and 9th
ss cultivated the acquaintance of the
nonkeys sometimes with unhappy results
mere we're numerous ice cream booths.
md lemonade stands at the park. which
njoyed an almost unlimited patronage.
The bulk of the music rendered by Wag-
su's orchestra WAS composed OF Nor
veeian airs, which never failed 20 act
prolonged applause. Popular tunes were
singled with the Norwegian music. The
Kcgramme closed with Sousa's Stars and
kripes Forever"
One az the features OF the afternoon
ms the girl In the shirt waist. She as
h evidence everywhere. usually with an
sSnirer at her side As a rule, she was
exceptionally pretty. and added much
ispreciated atmosphere Of youth TO the
nletfation
The principal event of the occasion was
hs assembly, the evening at the Madi-
nn street pavilion, when Frank Oleson
dtiyered the speech of the occasion. The
hall was lavlshly decorated. American
and Norwegian flags being placed In
Prominent places. Every seat was oc-
scpied, and rows of people lined the
walls when Luebens orchestra rendered
ns FIRST number on the programme. the
N9wegian national air. which was greet
% With tremendous applause.
Z N. Thuand. the chairman OF the
hrfa All ~
wns He referred TO the former cele-
wztions in Seattle. and briefly reviewed
Ne progress made by the NorweEians IN
We Northwest He congratulated the
s,aeace on the large number present end
warmly welcomed the visitors to Sc
si,ls.
The members OF the Morse Gtec Clue
ss'r introduced after Mr. Thnland's add
GesS and sang ia. VI Elsker' recc.v-
~ hearty applause. The chairman then
resented Frank Oiesog Go the audience
nc orator 81 the day Mr. Oleson was
essa the most enthusiastic welcome OF
~ he spoke in Norwegian. and held
ae close attention OF his listen ara. who
nsceently Interrupted the address with
easefs MT Olesop was IN splendid
FeAking form. and did fun justice 20 the
eeAxlon
lae orator first took up the emincnco
Ilaed by the Norwegian people who
s'eA IN the United states IA al hn's
y Me. he paid particular attention o.
,sstr rise in the states OF the middle and
aAane Northwest They nat, he said tax
sh American habits and copformei Il
Ansrioan Institutions moro readily than
ether race ~ immigrants. Tie al
~asc TO their hish position IA political
saSing that they had risen 70 the
N''ses' effices possible for a foreign bora
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THE Beers today are waging war with
the British empire that the whole world
looks AZ In wonder and Amusement, but
their task is a very small one compared
TO that undertaken by our forefathers.
For the Beers are, in proportion to thetr
population. the richest people on earth,
and have been preparing for war tor many
years. We set ourselves against the die
tates of Europe. they have the sympathy
and moral support OF almost the entire
civilized world
Since the independence OF Norway was
declared. in 1874, our native land has pro-
crossed in industry, commerce, art, litera-
ture and freedom"
After Mr. Blossoms address. the Seattle
I.iederkranz, sang. and were followed
by Luehen's orchestra. c. W. clausen
was then introduced. and addressed the
audience. He believed. he sad in foster
ing the American Norwegians love for
and freedom OF their native land made
them better able TO appreciate life under
the stars and Stripes. and raised their
standard OF citizenship. lie pointed out
the standing of the Norwegian element
in all places OF American life. and said
they had no peers in the intellectual. moral
and business life Of the nation. The Nor
wegians he declared, had helped to build
up the splendid system Of American edu-
cation He pointed to the record of the
Wisconsin regiments la the CIVIL war -
a proof Of their patriotism TO their adopt
ed country.
Mrs A r. Lundberg then gave a yocal
solo. and the programme closed with the
audience singing the star Spansled Ban
ner."
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LOGGERs FACING A CRISIS.
wisconsin Lumbermen Unable to
Get Lumber late the Water-fear
Norm. VIII Attack Ii.

I.oggers In the Wisconsin lumber region
are much worried over the condition pt
affairs in that district and II Is feared
unless favorable weather shortly puts IN
an appearance financial ruin will stare
them fn the face and the lumber crop %
that section FOR the next Few months VIII
be cut very short
r. r. Cook Of the Wisconsin Logging
company, with headquarters az West sl-
periar, is guest OF the seattle he mas
been here for tho past ten DAYS, looking
over Puget sound and seriously coniem-
plates locating here 1T almost makes
mo ashamed 10 50 home. he said yesier-
day. when. after visiting the iosEins
camps OF Puset sound, I ii1's ta7t tnvY
are producing more iQGs than tbs many
mills OF this section can consume
I'm oar section there are millions ana
millions Of feet Of logs lyigg In the wood
thAt cannot be gotten 90 the mills on
account OF the scarcely 81 water IN the
mountain streams. Il is feared they VIII
soon te attacked by worms 10 wAith
ease they Wlll shortly be rendered into
nrewood When / left home three We IS
ago q was estimated there was over -. p
1o aoN feet iu this condition
Il have just returned from a dip
throush the southern country and n no
section sro the conditions 50 prosperous
In the lumber business as here on Fusst
sound.