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At Gravesend.

New York, Sept. 2O.-Monet, at 90
TO /. won the Bay Shore selling stakes
at Gravcsend today.
First race. six furlongs-Letola won,
Geranium second, Major Pelham third.
Time: 10 3-5.
Second race. six and a half fur
longs-Oiaau won, Blandy second,
Hearts Desire third. Time-1:01 %.
Third racce, the Bay Shore selling,
about six furongs-Monet won, Ar
menia second, ascension third. Time
i: 1925.
Fourth race, mile and furlong-
Ormondes Right won, SOnoma Belle
second, St Valentine third. Time
lob %.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Santa
Catalina won, Lucy Young second,
Floral third Time-1:0l 80.
Sixth race, mile and siXtenth-Stuy-
We won Rcvccille second, FleXion
third. Timc--l:1S.
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Irish creamerIes Increasing.

The number of creamcries in Ire
land is rapidly increasing. The in
crease is among both the proprietary
and the cooperative. OF the former
there are now 300 and of the latter
200. Last year these 500 creameries
received over eighty million gallons
of milk and produced over fourteen
thousand tons of butter. Most Of this
found a ready market in various parts
of Great Britain. The quality Of the
butter from these creamcries shows
a tendency 20 improve IN quality,
which Il must do, as It IS brought into
sharp competition with the butter
from Denmark and from Canada. both
of which makes are high in quality
These creameries make the prOduc-
tion uf Irish bacon easy, and this has
a high reputation in the English mar
ket
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The International Exposition,

ING lHtcFNaNonal EhposttioN'
The International Live Stock Expo
sitiOn will be held az the Union Stock
yards from November 20 10 December
I'd. Tho importance OF this eNposl'
tion 10 the live stock interests Of both
the United States and the Dominion
OF Canada can hardly he oyerestimat'
ed, The writer has been told by Cana
dams that many Of the stock breed
ers on that side Of the line make more
ado over this show than do the Amer
leans themselves. This, II so, is so
because the Canadians appreciate the
value of education In the matters of
live stock raising. They realize that
the exposition is an instructor In the
matter OF breeding stock, as well ms
OF feeding stock. II makes II possible
for live stock Taisers from all parts
OF the country and of the continent TO
meet each other and compare notes.
Not only this, but II shows the live
stock raised In the different sections
of the country and under different
modes of treatment. Next 10 the
Canadians, the people OF the North
west show perhaps the greatest inter
est in this event, for they realize that
live stock raising is to be the great
industry of their part of the country,
or, at least, sort of cornerstone OF
agriculture there. The cost Of attend
ing the exposition is not great, and
week spent in attendance on the show
is one of the best paying weeks that
a man can record in his summary of
the years work. The pulse of the
whole live stock industry is felt here,
and truths are impressed on the Wis.
itor that he gets in no other way.
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! ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND



ioomod by any man who was there rs
4, priyil.ga and great honor. beg
To tender nay sincere thanks Tor y 70
you personally. and Go the historic
body you represent
over iUputy years ago Gen. Shcr-
ma, wrote me- q similar invitation on
b,hsIf 81 90. Army 81 the Tennessee.
n bapplurg that 7 was just going 10
ruryne for a considerable" absence and
VAS thus compelled 90 fOrpgp the op-
f,ortruffv iuf .u expressing regret, Y
trufsrrT fu trlI Con. sherman that "
ever should o. able to meet such
.,.u .farIF hope fD have fhD Army
..f the Crm'rraHd fJr an aulicnc'.
The meeting comes al iho exact
cate uier my position ar "a director
r tho aaariafrd Press requires al
f.r1arra Scr oar annual meeting n
Nr- YarI -1frr Irf curb Gear
Frv rarTf rr.rfHf me from arctln-
ur rDur imitation
Tlur.r ra. uIfh renewed thanks
Var slurrrf'r rDurs.
WHTTrI.AW HE1n.
F.rraf 81 fhanrF Followed The rad
Irz 90 .H. Hrffr
ra- .f.f Orr uma in uhr history ~
f.. a,rHrr n private Orlando ~.
-lrra-e lF F-aIHr1 Indiana dfliFf.rf'o
flIl a-rr gr-
r1,s. s-l.-r. .r ffI=f1 win flir sing
fr., az OBJ. -ar -rareiHd Banner
OHcs-t Chosen
IA -..--.. .-..H Tf.H falffI rfH 100. made IfF
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The Don in Parliament.

Only one dog has cyer had the al.
dacity to enter tho English parlil.
mcnt during the proceedings. A hun.
drcd years ago the lords were thrown
into CONSERVATION by n dogs entry
Lord North was addressing the house
and the dog promptly proceeded 20
bark furiously al him Lord North.
considerably upset. moved that tho
member who was intcuuptiug him
-hould De suspended Thercupon the
dog was driven out and suspended n
such manner that he neyc; inter
rurte6 rehabilitation AnEwers
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At ST, Louis,

st. Louis. Sept. 20.-First race, mile
and seventy yards-Bugle Horn won,
Cheek Morgan second, North Wind
third. Time-1:5 6 "a.
Second race, five furlongS-Ferns
Rod won, st. Flower second, Judge
Brady third. Timo-1:09 IA.
Third race, milcand seventy yards
EXtol won, Athena second, Howling
Dervish third. Time-1:J Ia.
Fourth racee. 1hree-fourths mile
Barklylc won, Footlights Favorite
second. Commodore third. Time
/ :21 IA.
Fifth race, seven furlOngs-Dargin
won, Algonquin second, Atlas third.
Timec-1:37.
Sixth race, mile and threc-siXteenths
won, Sister Lillian second,
Miracle third. Time: Is.
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coTToN4MILLS SITUATION.
Buying Of Raw Material by Mills
Thought to Mean Resumption.

Fail River, Mass, Sept. 2O.-The
first intimation Of a settlement Of the
strike in the cotton mills in this city,
which began July p, came today when
it became known that one of the man
ufacturers here had bought a large
quantity of raw material, to be leliv-
cred the latter part Of October, and
that other manufacturers were trying
TO place similar orders. II is the gen
cral belief that any settlement Of the
strike within the next two or three
weeks will be in favor Of the opera
tives.
The strikers still express their de-
termination not 10 return 10 work I'M
der the wage reduction OF y y per
cent. which was the cause 81 the
strike.
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New Hampshire Republicans.

Concord, N, II, SepJ. 20.-John Nc
Lane, of Milford was nominated for
governor by the Republican state on
vcntion here today, and presidential
were chosen.
There were no other nominations,
as all the other state Offices except
governor are appOintive.
The platform adopted praises the
of the national party.
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The Sheen Pasture.

The sheep pasture must Dc some
times given a rest from sheep On ac.
count II the deposit ~ the eggs q in-
tegtfnal WORMS Of sheep. Tn Fome Old
Dartureg these eggs are said 70
be spread by the millions. This Dr.
particularly dangerous ground 70 D.
fed over by young lambs- Tic man
that has more than ono pasture Ei.l
find himself in an advantageous T'p1i-
ton iu race 81 trouble uifh intestinal
worms arising He ran thnn simply
chang hls sheep run from one pas
trre o. fe other. Such q chargr is
not uarr- =ary unless tbere are siEr7
81 ff.e presence q such worms aiming
TIE sheen
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Rrnnklun q: Pittsbura 3.

Brooklyn, Sept. 20,-The Pitts
burg nationals lost one game hero
this afternoon to Brooklyn and the
second was called at the end OF the
seventh inning on account of rain with
the score tied. Score:
First:
PittSburg 600 200 WI"
brooklyn OO3 600 loN-f ~ >
Case and Phelps; Jones and Began.
Second:
Pittsburg 100 900 VI y "
Brooklyn 100 600 u
RobetailIe and Phelps and Archer
Mitchell and Ritter.
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
-Four Leaf Clever an Operetta to
Be Presented at Kyle.

THE Pour LEAF Clover an oDer-
rfra Hv amateurs. uiI bu urn-'.1''-I
r rh KgIr theatre fII. evening iJr
rf. Irraff Of rha Alice Keith iIu-g"-
Tha rlrlrraiumHrf r.E raHr nj a
rla- ~ auu-a and farrs aalr. ~
rH. raH. fIE. 0T rl.ri ri.ra rlf Boz
n rfa rar ll. fnfs.
rHffH r CHARS. H I Mr.
-rH Id and Lra ~ g. Webb
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Definition of Contraband.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 21.-12:45 a.
m.-Russia's position in the matter of
contraband will be officially promul-
gated in the form of decisions of the
admiralty court in the cases of the
Calchas, Arabia and Allanton, when
they come up on appeal.
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Fishermen on the Lake Of Seuchatei
are using automobile boats. They are
driven by a beuzine motor and light
Cd by electricity. They are hai-bot
tened. glide uoiseiessiy over TIE
water. do ut brighten the hsh and are
a great success.
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Louisville q Nashville r. r

rariof during the afternoon session
The following Officers we're chosen.
President. General %. v BoyniOn.
Washing rn. corresponding secretary
EiajDr joan TUefilsle. q. s. A. Wash
iuerfn. rarfrdinE secretary. Coloned
1flfn W. sffaaf Dilarlin. Dhio. freas-
rrfr General Frank q. smith. q ;.
A. historian Colonel Knifin-
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New York Won Both.

Washington. Sept, 20,-Ncw York
won both games. Score:
First:
Washington O00 OOO OO2 O0-2 G \
New York OOO OO0 40 Ol-3 10 I
Jacobsen and Kittrcdgc; Orth and
Chcsbro and Mcclure.
Second:
WASHINGTON 600 00l-1 3 !
New York 3O2 OOO-5
Hughes and Clark: Chcsbro ana
Mcclure. ..iaA
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Olympic Golf Championship.

Glen Echo, County Club, ST. Louis,
Sept. 2O.-As a result of the first
round of match play in the Olympic
golf championship today, sixteen golf
ers are left to compete in the second
round tomorrow.
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nfrat BE- r,ld0m seen 81 the break
fsvf table Do Austria and Germany.
-,r Dr. much use mace q the prepared
cereals. 20 popular in AmericA
Wheat role end re bread form Gs
rarls breakfast food
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T|bETAN TREATY
IS UNDER FIRE
CLAIM OF ENGLISH PEEFlDY is
STRONGLY MADE AT ST.
PETERSBURG.
RUSSIA LODGES GENERAL PROTEST
Claims that Contract Was Forced on
TibCtans at a Time When Rus
STA Had Its Hands Full and
Could Not Let Go.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 20-Russia
officially maintains that Great Britain
has broken faith in the matter OF the
Thibctan treaty and Ambassador
Bcnckcndorff has been instructed to
lodge a general protest at tao British
foreign Office. According TO the Rus
sian view as explained to the Associ-
.aIcd Press, Great Britain's pledge to
russia regarding the scope of the cN-
pcdition only contemplated the regu-
lation of trade between india ana
ThiIct ana she disclaim2d any pur-
nose to NEEDLE with the internal or
pnitical affairs of the country. instead
OF so doing. Russia Gains that Urea
nv was forced upon the Thibetans
which goes much further creating a
virtual protcctOrato over the country.
Moreover. il is contCndod that the
treaty is a restriction of the SONer-
cisntv of China, inasmuch as while
recognizing the sovereignty Of China
Ia recurring her ratification. the trea-
Nv once ratified. transfers the sover-
eighty 10 Great Britain by compelling
Thibct to consult Great Britain in
IFS dealing with other powers. This is
considered SO De- aimed directly at
Russia. The protest lodged in Lon
don doubtless viii be followed mp with
one an pckin against the ratification
oi the treaty
Not IN Position 10 Quarrel.
Great Britain is believed here 10
i,.etiry her action on the ground that
She only agreed TO cOnfinc herself 10
certain specified limits contained IN
the assurance given 10 Russia If The
1hlbetau- did not oppose the British
pxrcdfii0n. As matter Of fact. lii-
cd hone o. Drf Hriained in ufH ial cir
c-ea hero that Russian protests viii
Hr Haadrd either ly Great Britain or
china az Russia is not in a pD-iio.
f1 make au ISSUE
Brtsi1's Opportunity.
Tho general feeling De- That firai
britain ha= r-uf'rI ly Ru--ia'- Ure-
arrrrarfnr fn fhH war f0 maize hrr p1-
ar-ru- q Tf7Hfr -arrrH Thnrnfure
-fra r.-.T frHH-raHca rr fha UrDf af
-rr- Hrl De- r1 -r-.. ulirr fhsf Hu--
I'd FrH. Hr errrIa=rr ir Great BRIT
a-r-a THaar program and fhaf -rr
-r s.r H.r-fF ~ rIarrr f1 rr.urifu
ff.r rrfHr .'l rIru iH- hands are
a-ar
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o. tla man 500 are ulfh is l'ss thsn
a. ranrF "a. and you ssk hin ifI D
r4-t.la tati.f b. uil r'sffs-ail1 tske
rfu- lsrrs Duf q Die Icrket sna
-faniraug -lss TDu ons-5ousf-
--a Journal
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Montnomerv 8; Shreveport 2.

Montgomery, Sept. 20.-Brandt AMI
Rartley were effective but Mollnt
gomcrys hitting was more oppor-
tune than the visitors. Score:
Montgomery 200 600 OlX-3
Shreveport GOO OIL OOO-2
Brandt and Clark; BARLEY ana
GrafliuE.
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Birminuham 2: Little Rock l..

birmingham. Sept. 20.-Brming-
ham won the game in the first inn
ing. Score:
birmingham 200 900 lux !
Little Rock 100 600 Ooo-l "
STREET and Matthews; olin and An
derson. + Aifs
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Boston. Sept. 2O.-McNichols Wild
ness in the first gave st. Louis the
victory.
ST. Louis 500 OO1 OOO-f ~
Boston OOl 600 OOO-l . J.
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MEMPHIS OR ATLANTA
LOOKS THAT WAY IN THE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK AMERICANS GAIN
Won Twice to Bos;on's once Yestes
day-A Battle Of Giants Sure
Enough-Will Bart,
ley

The situation In the Southern
League l. attracting the attention ~
all that part Of The base ball world
that hasn't It's eyes riveied on tho
beautiful New Yor.SDoston race III
tho American.
Memphis took another bulge on
New Orleans yesterday by simply tie.
ing her opponents while New Orleans
went down In double header 10
Atlanta and consequently set the
Crescent city fans wild with rage by
going Ia third place. This practi'
cally puts the fight between Atlanta
aud Memphis instead of Now Orleans
aud Memphis rs II has been for three
weeks, yes six weeks past, Memphis
Is two and n half games ahead of ~.
larla.
Tho season wind; up Sunday aud
the most remarkable season in tho
History of the Southern League will
have bCcn finished. Here II Is iuSt
four days until the close and any one
Cr three teams has chanse for the
pcnnant. 1t is phenomenal
In the American League New York
l. gradually strengthening her posi-
ton aud Is now three full games
ahead of Boston. Tho Now York Ma
tionaIs will cinch absolutely today or.
tomorrow tho pcnnant and Mathc"-
son and McGinntv will he given
their real rcst prior to the contest
for The worlds championship. II nov
Ianl;s as if the great metropolis will
have two pcnnant winners and th"
PLAYERS will cCiu literally barrels OF
money in the Worlds championship
saw off. The American race how
ever will not be finally settled for
some time.
Billie BARLEY is pitching againsS
cruel fate. He pitched no mt
game the other day and lost it p,
romothing unhcard Of. Yesterday he
was ND against it again and lost q
finely pitched game. But Billie viii
stick in The Southern next year an
will coon be faster.
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v,u Ems rice lire r. C1i5rsn-s
l1--s On --f. - Tire EfcJis store ~
ere -ssy- rsH eIsesnc-s sc and 25c
srscisL 90.
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Snllt al 81. Louis.

Split at ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Sept. sO,-St, Louis ana
Cleveland split even. Score:
First:
81. Louis 00O OO0 100
Cleveland lOO 100 uOO-2 !
Howell and Sugdcn: Rhodes ana
Duclow,
Second:
ST. Louis ma OOh lON-l
Cleveland OOn OOO OOo-o
Sewer and Kahoc; Moore, Donohuc
and Osdlcck.
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Boston 11i Phlladelnhla I.

Boston, Sept. 20.-I0slOn won q
heavy batting game today, Score;
Ostnn pol i20 llN-ll II q
PHILADELPHIA OUl U00 OOO- /
Young and Crigcr; Bender Fair
hanks and Shreck. ..
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THE BEST YET

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Fair and Americas Greatest Natural
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Round trip St Louis tickets permit
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For rates and full information.
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Milwaukee ms Minneapolis 81,
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Tie at Nashville.

Nashville. Sept. 2O.-With Mem
phis far in tho lead. Nashville set
the grand stand wild by tieing the
aamc in the seventh inning. Rain
caused n delay of 90 minutes and
with the game still a tic it was cali
cd after the eighth because of dark
ness. Hard hitting and Ehrcts Wild
moss nctted Nashville six runs in the
seventh. Score:
Nashville GOO 800 6o-? II {"
Memphis o3o 400 ~ Il :
German and Knoll. Thret and
Iurlburt
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TolodoI.ouisville (rainl.
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ChicagoD Detroit postponed; cold
weather.
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ASSOCIATION LEAGUE.

Columbus So indianapolis "a,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

.,. Rain at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2O.-Chicago
(rainD.
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CT 1 mis- d: Boston 1.

Rain at New York
New Yorli-Cincinnati. Rain.
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Kansas city 5-s; ST, Paul 20,
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Fatal Error" Toniqht.

only a Soldier Boy" was the play at
the Walla Walla theater last night.
The performance was a pleasing one
and was very favOrably received.
Clara Mathes had a lively amusing
role that suited her admirably. The
support was good Throughout; the spe-
cialties pleasing and the entire per-
Torrance would be a good one even
at higher prices. Tonights play is c..
X. Harris "A Fatal Error" Play and
author are well known and Clara
Mathes and her clever company should
give an excellent performance Of what
is said to be an unusually good comedy
drama. There is an entire change Of
program every evening and at the Sat
urday matinee. Indications are that
there will be large audiences during
the engagement.
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REPORTS OF THE CITY OFFICERS.
City Officials Work During Month of
March.

All the city officers submitted their
reports for the month of March at the
meeting of the city council last night,
which were referred to the finance
committee.
City Clerk Reynolds reported that he
had issued since the last report 1O6
warrants, amounting to s6797.04.
Treasurer Shaw reported that on
March 1 he had a balance Of $11,O33.25;
received during the month. sS4SO.01;
disbursed, s11,35522; balance on hand,
ss,1579S.
City Sexton Bentley reported the re-
ceipts of his department at $46.
Chief of Police Brown reported IS
In cash and bonds forfeited, SOS.
City Justice Huffman's report was
similar, to the chief of police.
The delinquent tax collector report
ed that he had collected the sum of
sSO666
The license inspector reported that
he had collected liquor licenses to the
amount of s4662, and other licenses
$780, making a total of $4692.
City Surveyor Clark reported that ne
received the sum of s29 for work done
for private parties during the past
month.
Health Officer Cannon reported that
there were 10 births and 9 deaths dur
ing the month of March. There were
two cases of scarlet fever and one OF
diphtheria.
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The county commissioners have
postponed the matter of opening bids
for the burial o. county charges until
tomorrow.
County Auditor Honeycutt today is
sued a marriage license to William c.
Tucker and Jessie c. Diehl. both of
Walla Walla county.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O o'clock at the residence of Mrs. S.
D. Goodell on Whitman street.
Word was received this morning
from the relatives of D. F. McKenney.
whose remains are at Cooker
ly's undertaking parlors, that the fun
eral should be held here. 1t will occur
from the parlors at 2 o'clock tomorrow
Rev. Robt. ]. Reid will officiate.
The funeral of John Reynolds oc-
Cured at 1 o'clock yesterday from the
Milton church, Rev. Van Patten Off
ciating Four of his classmates were
chosen as pallbearers. A very large
crowd of sorrowing friends followed
where the interment took place.
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Read the ads in the Statesman.
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Conditions Of the Contest

rar
numbe
emadein
teewnno names any ue ~
OF
When bring in y
way ptnlny can
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movement made N the co''es
grounds. Back of the Memorial ''
a.. circular driveway to the o"o
steps is being sodded over anu
wade to President Penrose resi-
dance The large tennis courts I'd '
IN shape for the year ana Tue
ana over by Prentiss hall is oei"s
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The Judge-And did you see the
Witness-No sir, l didn't. All / seen
him do was to bust a couple O front
the head with a bungstarter.
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Here is great news
for our little girl friends


ercontes. m
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fitted with new back stops. Two new
tennis courts for the use OF the young
ladies of Reynolds hall are to be built
inst back of Professor Brodes home.
Ground has already been broken and
they will be put in shape in short
time.
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Bucks Furniture Guessing Contest

Of puzzles
No doubt there will
the those
is the in Mamma
you
you Mamma Range,
she he'll
every little girl in Waa surrounding
right We
reward for little girl that
this, decide
do the
the nterest
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girls. No read carefully: For the next thirty
going advertisements series OF thirty
OF furniture or some
At
thirty contestants must send IN their answers 10
pictures time why the
the world for their Mamma to nave
ladies will act judges VIII
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PLATED BUCKS JUNIOR RANGE which you can see !" our ~
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-06
turkey and Bulgaria May Fiqht.

VIENNA, April 6.-The Sofia COR
respondent of Tageblatt wires that
diplomatic relations between Turkey
anu bulgaria are liable to be broken
today if the Turco-Bulgarian agree
ment is not signed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-06
IMPROVEMENTS At WHITMAN.
''''al Hall Renovated During
Easter Week.

the Easter vacation which
NJ. yesterday the plaster in the Me-
b.a building at Whitman college,
eh renovated and considerable