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New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

~ EipItrg Is. apparently. q passionate ad-
z,irer of the automobile Not content with writ
Ing az enthusiastic sto-y about IL N ~Trafics
and Discoveries" he has written a letter 20 NJ.
FIIscn Young which that gentleman has just
published in his rev book. The Complete No
torist" The novelist Is impressed by the prac-
EcaI value OF the automobile He observes for
example that II fro1r q each one of the thirty
seven public houses which he passes going west
ward tUerry-odd miles from his home he .sed
70 En6 al least cEo Unattended horses Now
there are fewer beasts ou-sizer he says. and
those within are ror 50 soddsn- They keep one
ear up the road; they SCI down their tznkzrds;
they leaP from rhe bar; they rua 10 their horses
heads They break = L be bu- for an instant
ne habir of ages. What ms wrought the change
Il or ulidsr2 Tracts? BIus ri5bons? The
FIFTH Standard Thar would not be the Te-
rewth. Il Is the car-the Unexpected Car round
rhe corner" But -Le car has lotrier purposes II
NJ KiPlilg's eyes. Witness this di-hyranb:
= day II The car II an English county Is a day
Z some tzlry museum where AL the exh bits are
alive and real a-5 yet none the less deliEhtfuIIy
mixed - wiki books For Instance IL six hours
] can g 1-ol ne la15 o. the Lngolds5y Legends.
by way CT The Norman Conquest and the
5Arons N A. .l-o rlle1ar1 J@-erles's country,
and 50 through The Regency. one d Arthur
loungs .ess known rours. and ~Celis's Arbour. %
Into Gilbert Whites territory.
Horses. after al. are only horses: bur the car
IS q tine machine ca which one can slide fran
one century "a another ~ no more trouble than
TIE pushing forward ~ lever. On Z morning
have seen The Asszas. 5aveL-nnen and al
cone tD-o cathedral town BY noon I was skirt
-1g new built convent, for expelled French
nuns before su-1oV-1 was watching the Chan
re Feet oE Sesea BIZ and after dark I nearly
broke z foZs back G 2c--aa road
4oI who were bc~r z-- bred in ~hs f=DS -a-
Erally e ks such rrtHes f9- granted br- - ~ g.
is srtL r -.raculous that Z I wanted petrol II a
hurry l must either pass the place where sIr
John La1e Lived OF The garden where Jack G. ae
was killed
II Africa one has o1lT 70 pu- The niles Under
snd 60 on; 1u- -1 England thz dead twelve Coz
II deep clutch hold e ny wheels AZ every -u-r
vi sometimes wonder thar rhe very -as5 7oAs
Dot bleed That Is me res- joy OF uaoro-fng-
fhs eZp pcra--on OF this a-zz,g England
A wonderfully picturesque character vas IA.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

PASTRY ClCA-Firs- elasS h0s=- -ss---
s-css. @-1 Easr 25ra-s- care sr,ra-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
LOST


LOST OR STOLEN -Baakooo< Ne. az. aEo
ne German savings BauA In .r- ~5-v
It NeW-l5 OK Garner 4-h-ave zrd I4tb-s-
Issued 70 Emma and Christian Ca-sterz Al
persons are cautioned aga-1ss nsEs-L1rf~,
--7 sane y not returned 4 the ban. ~
ne -9-a cav OF October. 1850 A dlIpI--srs
Rll be issued
LOST on STOLEN -BarEbosl- n - -
2L me German Savings Bank In 49, 80
o- NeF- OK. corner - 4rh-ave ans fI--1
- issued 10 Katie Carstsns An na-eo-.
a. -a--l-Iec aga-rsl lrgoliaLt-e r--
~. i7--- etu % tls bank On he 2sr- go
= A'04' duplicate viii BE- .ssued.
LOST --sank5ook 30 s7s. .010 - ~ -
-Ae'nss 5anA Ary person havi~g @.i-s
-2-n sad BOOK Is called lp07 1 s- Ll--l .-a-i-ls
re same % the bank win p --i-,h =. -9rll
y -l1 zald book viii be declared -ey,-ls -
A=1 the sot one ISSUED IN
LOST OF STOLEN. .-Bankbooly No Ia9 40.
- -n% Lf@rnnan Savings Bank - - -
- -f1"-- 9F<. corner 4-h-ave ana 49,
- 70 r. conrad aD- Mary Con-a1 sTt
a-- are caltiouec aFairst uer0rfa -i7-a
~ u1 cue ~ aot returned 10 the barl. -
-' .--S -e-H GAY OF October 1867. a duDiicats
LOST on STOLEN -BankbooL ~ 19e 100
q me lIerfnan Savings Ea-[ IN ~ -
q NeA--'rtt corner 4Lr-av= 80 -, 10y
lss-ea 10 Emma Carstsus All 1e-.-,- 80 -.
Ia-t."Iied against leE1tlatErv tEe - =
~ returned % the bank on ne So ~ =
- y ..-.-l. -1u1, a duplicate viii ~ fss,tsf
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

ART ANTIoUEs AND CURIos.
GUARANTEED antique furniture. -nahor-
a-3 imported -.recr from Europe --
pairing ot a. Kinds neatly ana r-z-tss--,
co1e e.--er AZ residence or sh1u .
GaEF-AEDI E Co 33s East 4T-h-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
OFFICE FrRNTrrRE.
.
MACHINERY.

: EEDUCED PRICEs--s0o s-e,ss-A.
..-.e-ss .- - if11 UCTEtEX Eaealz=s f,-i7x
e-S -zehiEsTy hcrShs ana -
st0 q EDDY. -~e A4c-sou-.s
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
SQUEEZES SPACE Law
Hopper Does Not Insist on Full
Distance BctUeen Seats.

Superintendent Hopper OF the Built.-gs Bureau
d-savovec any kaowIscge yesterday of justification
FOR the report that certain theatre seats removed
last E-u-sr. res-.r o. The crusade FER safety
following TIE Ir99uois f-e. were noE back II their
old places. He declared that Mayer McCIe--aa's
SAFETY request was 1erg interpreted saithf1-y. Z
Il @ L5a-a. spirit AS 20 the inspection - the
various East SIDE halls and co ve-sd meeting 15aoes,
he sz.5-
The law nov requires a space oc th'-ty-two
inches between seat back and seat back Provided.
however The a-s-ss V15s. permit inch or
SO margin less than Kris distance We are paying
es-e--a. attention rc --e a-sles
u rlaE ~ rr= ccEE-ste1 condition % these halls
and u r1e panic wa-1 occurred az one oe then al
g E.e-s festival Only week two ag1. i- IS
felt --a- E1ec-z. precautions sEu-tc be taken
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
TO LAY cHURc4's CORNERSTONE.

The cornerstone ~ the 1sw Grace English Ian
ze--al Lutheran Church p Su=u-r-sve.. Jersey
city w-l he laid 1=Et Sunday az , II The
church VIII be ready for service On Ja1ua-y OF
next year one n the ODD features OF the building
is 70 De -a= kitchen .a The basement The large
range several pantries and duuowairer VIII
enable the pa-ls1.o1ers 10 have rstresnuents IL
ccEnec-o- w.t1 entertainments ar the church.
The building wil 's % Gothic architecture. The
main auditorium vii nave an open timber ROOF
-za-eS -y .arge stained windows. To the right az
The chance. w.u be the pastors study. which vii
have private entrance in the rear. The o-ga1
.0tt and -Ho.r platform VII be &c -ne EFF O.. the
caa-ce- giving ample room for large choir. Ar
rar1er-e--s have been made so that the seating
par-r o. the church may ae Increased by throw
ing open the -oCag partition between the lecture
room ana the main aud t1~tiIr1
The speaker ar the cornerstone service VII Be
The Rev g. Sch o. BayCEce. J. n Je-Cz a1t
--s Rev Fl ErzeIer The plans we're drawn ov
Dc-4= e Morrison ~ 10 g Wzi'-st The br-I5er
IS william Richter McInrre. Mr. Wee lr1an
2 s. D-e-ck Ks ana J Born cousr- tute The board OF
trustees Tie cO--e-s-CIs was given ~ ". Luck
hz-t-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
RESTAURANT.

The Carlcs sasSsi5.g sssssiieg) q y = = WRsssaurear
Lunch. sse.s Dtn-. 6os-. vfnA ssisci Ig,,.ss
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
oOAIEsTIc SITUATIONS wAOTrr

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
AzaA
.1LE-5. .I--AN coz PIE compstsr-, E,plseo-
paiaras man puller. hoUser1ar-- v-t1-5
aamoermala. $50. clean hablrs ar -l, .s,
Aleat l144drNi family two ..r,r,-r-- a
.Aef selVa1-s- BLDLNGTCN s9S N - =.
f1ra-st. 80 west
.srTEADANT. CQNPANI0N 1y7-5 -
as sa4e-- 20 an Invalid exnerlenred -
E, atso. FreseEtahie. underslaads rr1aSsar-s
x = 1-@as references. h. 30 Lexiagt0ns
~ --t-Ft--Ey intelligent young 'r3eru,--
cream silver. brasses- afrerd s--,,-,
t'1 On .tpie $50 EURTHY care ~
--T,-illle1 80 lean league. 3I5 West 24th-
SOC Ielephone i.G7I-C'heisea
man first class Reference frurs v-ssb-
80 5..SsSl and SeW-Fork. g30 BPFs-r
- - --a.t-tt care OF Cserruar-A rae-fcnn
r-..-i-..." 90 Nest 24th-at. TeIsph6ns J. 81
~ -ltt.t.--Eiy color=d man. e--r class ress--
.ave Ff.-s--'l';f -A';'-ress CHEF. $50 West 59th-st
- r n1--5 ifteen years experience as chez
e-ess ~ -, Is - -aarant Institution Adj
- - = - BARRE. I4s West s4th-st
r--ssg-5I.Se sSe charge OF frsr class hotel or
vsar-i - sober. Industrious. twenty
downroqg- -ls1ee nrsr class rsfe-euce.
WANG. II - S,J---.ils-nt pre1erFad- HEY
aSls--,1- - lEeL.---TQls= a. general
csr- Vl5I-- 1--c as EAitzr WATER
- West Ie4-h-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

GENERAL EC-SEU1RE GOD orsn
coos Tasr=~ ana .ror=r sa-- - - -rc-
goc- wages. reference as -s-a-s-. Brooz-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

GENERAL HC-sEvC2E Ge--sa-.
wages s--s2 . Or country 1r-z
III 4FNEE z5l-F-C T1LENT 4zE7v-T
+-a +---z =- between -s-z lza 3d-l s-s.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

-A-.--EEsS -Es --=s -l-s -a-z-r
personal --- can be s=s- e-~
-w1 days 1as- =-z- N--z--lT's
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

goud refsreuce very
sEl-ANp AgF--s.at.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHoLoMEw,s

EMPLOYMENT BI-RFAr-
~ Easf 41d-sr. First class dor,.--,
supplied. also managing house keer.--s.- - -Ie
truna EoverueEsea tators, et- --
THE GEEAT LONG ACRE Acr-S-c---
Male and female domestic se-7-a-r. -
Eixrh-ave X ? Established % 49, ''0
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

COACH8IAN- and GARD ~ EE-CCCH and
TAT-NTJ7ESS " excellent Ge--11
-or1ule- yCEcE rea- ana --Cys 1uL1 --7-
class. VII give satisfaction. Wsll recon-
uezds1 JULIUS. a. -4-ps--sr g. - o-1-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

-CA-ENTA -3la-is1 nc c---ra-- thor
--zrlv un1ers-a-1s rs business 81 e sr7
"a -ea- civ references LAST eng -E--
ea- ne see-- Address GIBSON. "a Eas-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

COA~ENAN Earlerer. -z---- nan oAs-
references. HANDY Ua1 almost any ca
-a-.-v- exc EN- gardener al 1-a1c-es
"a. H-es- THOMAS. a. Ca-ps--sr s. -5z
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

CoACEM AN-Wi-n avs sea-s' reference
~sszv -0- work c--r CT country JAMES
Sr-z Baco--s Once. ISL shave. nza- I'D
81 Tel I575-t-1e sea
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

CC-oEEC NAN % -aEs -,arE= ~ re SICK
fEs- c-C-- sclcoI -t as--. ca---s-. cr 11--
1aE. week or EGL-- --s-eu doctor.
Actress s E PATERSON. - Wes-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

---N-- E.-- -EE -az --ss SIS
collars - So -a - EZ- s15-s-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

CoACH1dAcs-s--s are =. slsv=n years
reference e-nCl lzst I.z-e. sod ----.1-
country address, ST. Pow ZE-- Ezp.s-
w1oc J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

CCACENA M 11rcf-Eriy czua-ls and re-
liable aged 3n 1e-E-- S -s=- z inches
we.Er- -5u pounds excellent reference
written Or personal LAST -iac= i've Yeas.
ra- DIVE four aC- -a--s- also
rider neat aruszrL--a ID -re Box C--- -r
COUNTY,. 4 .. care 1- El-zs---E-crz. 81
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

GARDENER ara su------sr1ar- or sen
ri=Za- rlz-e Thoroughly understands
MS oUE-Cesz ~ all ------ss- .---l.-.-l- -a-1-
scap= work and -a-- --a-1E=-e--. ---s
years references .-cc, lass employer He-
rscomEel1e1 -aU E--ss. 1----s--.
Blacz-r-k- Bridgeport. Germ
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

~ouA-. &c--Experienc competent young
eol-ll.n a. cook and lauudresa or co0klnr
-le 5se "a snail private family, CIV or snnrr
E----A-se IT. the cUi4utrJr, waz-s SD 80 So,
- fetuHence- 40s VasT Slst-sl.. base
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

COA-EMAN or coacrula--sz-r-elsr- very
exec su- 5uets- smooth face ne II
- -a- ba Useful srealzs good Eng. 81
hes- references JOHNSON. a. Carpenter g.
I54 t-1-av-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

DENTISTRY e. cost of material. ---ss-..
90 40 work. afternoons FOR those ze-5,--
DENTAL SCHOOLS INFTRsfs - III. =
Aadison-ave.. corner 53th-st '-4
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

-0A--4yf sN5--Yor-- nan. good ar-ea--
s--s bes- -.-v references. car Er=--
s5a u-.ve cr present employee = A-s=
berg = 9-1a5-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

COACEAEAN and GARDEN EE-CoCE AID
LATNCzESS- - 81 German aid We,
~ a. v-1rx -s =z-iIv between rns-l- very
oear arc wei recommended 4LAE----N.
4. La-1c--er D. "a 6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

{ COACHAlAN.-Si-gfs; sr-ictIy tempe at=.
careful ctrv d-iver. years last Place
l-sr reference CITY. COUNTY i. HIGGINS.
cars Kelley ST. Ausce-ca-l-aVs-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

FauMta.
eu0tN--by SWeds- Eood. eaupete tent- good
WoEEar. honest and sOuer sool reference.
alieaIe family or cale. eEcEESON Az
West 2sth-s7
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

1 COA-EMAN % single nect-- z--e
neat appea-z-c-- =Lr=-- -e1ce- % --1rr-g
-a-e srF --ra-aE-rler- - --rs=s. eve Yeas
es- cs-y reference A-1-=ss p r. @s es-
t1s-z-s--
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

COACHNAS Married. Thoroughly -a-s1-4
a1r -e.la1.e- ---s- class -.le- and --rer-
disarEaEed any -t--e r----E month ---y p
cJulErv best references. present a-- t-r
r1er employers can be seen Aires a
GREGOR Box Is. A-L-r-cz. Duchess
Cuur-y y y.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

w7naertully pictCresqus character vas that
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

PA7LCR o. CEANrBEP 49, - -s
p1-1- O. c-a-ber a-l55- 6es- -.sa----ss
ca Fr-av aa1 N1udav. A. West 4s-a-sr-
C1EDa-Er--u' bell
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

STEW ARD CT MANAGER -E-reI. cl-1 CT
GrsI class restaurant oes- references fer
honesty ard aclLry- large experience dup
graph. Hess OF LocA sr-1 srs-erl- A--
dress =. TrtoCle pLoWc o-1-s. L1s4
Br1a6way.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

WAITRESS AND ANBERWArD "a
first class girl neat ac- -iiv. 7ne wear
reference wages SIS FLAHERTX AN
Caiumbus-ave. near sld-s-s taL Tu J.
River
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
YoUNe MEMS INSTITUTE.
Prominent Lecturer Coming to WaIIa
WaIla Next Week.

Rev. AS. Lawler, of the Dominican
Fathers, of Portland, Ore, prominent
member and ardent worker in the Y.
M. I. interests of that state, will lecture
at st. Patricks hall Tuesday evening,
April 18th. The reverend gentleman
comes to this city at the request of
many members of the local council and
it is safe to say the results of his eff
forts in this city will be quite an in
crease in applications for membership
in ST. Michaers council.
No admission will be charged and
it is expected that every young man in
st. Patrick's parish will be present on
that occasion. Father Lawler has a
we'll known reputation as an orator and
an interesting evening will be enjoyed
by all who attepd.
1t is expected in the very near fu-
ture to institute branch of the Y. M.
I. in Pendleton, Oregon. Steps are
being taken to make this event posi-
BILE.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
Congregational.

At the First Congregational church
yesterday all services were in keeping
with the Easter festival. At o'clock
there was a sunrise prayer meeting
and at II o'clock the pastor delivered
an able sermon. The musical program
was as follows: Special music: An
them, The Risen Lord" Greene; solo,
THE Resurrection Song" the choir;
solo, 20 Divine Redeener," Gounod.
Shelley, Mrs. McNabb, Mrs. Upington.
at 4:30 the Sunday school held vesper
services the program being. rendered
principally by the members of the
school. AT the evening Easter praise
service the musical program was as
follows: Anthem; THE Risen Lord
Greene, the choir; solo, with violin OBJ
iigato, THE Morn Eternal Hayes Mrs
Jpington; anthem, Christ Is Risen"
the choir.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL PEDESTAL.
Annual Review Number Has Been Is
sued.

The annual review number Of the
Walla Walla High School Pedestal is
out and as a literary specimen of a
school paper it is almost perfect 1t
contains about forty pages with sew
eral good half-tOnes, including a
splendid picture of the new school.
Several pages are devoted to the re-
view of the different classes while the
development of the track team, debat-
ing society, orchestra, football and
baseball occupies considerable space.
The students of the school should be
congratulated on presenting such a
fine paper and it is hoped that many
more Of these may be put forth to
show what advancement has been
made in the school.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
PERJURER IN PRISON.
First Man Convicted in Spokane OIL
Such Charge.

Frank Rutledge, the first man ever
convicted of perjury in Spokane, was
brought to the state penitentiary yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff W. H. But
Ter, where he will serve term Of five
years at hard labor. Rutledge was the
man who swore in the case of Frank
Fair, charged with robbery, that Fair
was in Prosser, when the crime was
committed in Spokane. Following the
conviction Of Fair, despite Rutledge's
testimony in his behalf, Rutledge was
arrested for perjury. It was shown at
the trial that his testimony in Fairs
behalf was false
Deputy Butler also brought to the
prison Bessie Mcdonald, the woman
who stole a sealskin sack from Spo-
kane store several weeks ago. She will
serve three. years forHhe crime.
-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
St. PauIs Episcopal Church.

eS'oSOPas
At the Episcopal church the Easter
services were commenced at o'clock
with communion. At IL o'clock the
regular morning service was held in
the following order:
Eleven o'clock morning service:
Organ voluntary, Pilgrims Chorus"
Wagner; professional hymn, "At the
Lambs High Feast, We Sing" Elvey;
chant, Christ Our Passover" Rudd !;
''Te Deum," Somerville: "Jubilante
Deo," Field; duet, Messrs. Edgar Fisch-
er and Frank Hess, Bach; sermon,
The Resurrection, a Fact or Fable"
Spoken" Hayden; ,offertory anthem,
las 1t Began to Dawn" Martin; re-
cessional hymn, THE Day of Resurrec-
tion," Tours; postlude organ Gloria, Z"
Mozart's Mas. No. II. Evening SER
vice: Organ voluntary, march, Wag-
ner; professional hymn, Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" .Rimbault;
Magnificent" Strainer; "Nunc Dim
ittis," King Hall; kneeling hymn, "Only
One Prayer Today" Barnby; duet by
Messrs. Edgar Fischer and Frank Hess,
Bach; sermon, THE Knights of the
Cross" hymn, THE Spacious Firma-
want ~, Hitch rJox,5~,. oAo.+a.,x ga.
1t Began to Dawn" Martin; occasional
Onward Christian Soldier" Fuller;
pOstlude, march, ScotsOn Clark.
In the evening the services were es-
pecially for the knights Templar at
which Walla Walla Commandery No.
I attended in a body. Rev. Andreas
Bard delivered an address appropriate
to the occasion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04

e /. the undersigned have associated
myself with my father, DR.. N. G. Bla-
lock for the practice Of medicine and
surgery and we expect to devote our
entire time and attention to the same.
We can be found during Office hours
ing, corner of Second and Main
streets, Walla Walla, Wash.
Y. c. BLALOCK, M. l..
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
COUNTY OFFICERS FEES.
Twenty seven New Cases Filed in Su
perior Court.

County Auditor Honeycutt reports
the fees Of his office for the month OF
March at $387.60. There were Is mar
riage licenses issued and PIG instru-
ments filed.
In the county clerks office during the
month of March there were q new
cases filed. Eleven were civil actions
two criminal, four divorces, nine pro-
bate cases and one insanity County
Clerk Hills fees for the month were
$316.15.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
Democratic Central. Committee.

"dHd "n1Ie, MdTCII IUs 1SU4.
The Democratic County Central
committee is hereby called to meet in
Walla Walla, on Saturday, April q
1904, at the hour of 200 p. m at the
Office of the chairman, for the purpose
OF electing the committeeman from
Walla Walla county, to the state cen
trail committee, and the transaction of
such other business as may come be-
fore the committee.
HI. s. BLANDFORD, Chairman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
gLAsoaATE SERVICES wERl
HELD m AL The CHURCHES /
ON SUNDAY.
M !
clsss ofksnt Aaieoprtsas!y ceIskrsss,
sy y. c CHI p.sppt. !.
!. fslIa Walia. ..;;!!
= n

=. = :
!. Easter Sunday. as ear as weather
conditions were concerned was disap-
pointment. = desuassry farizsle eftectu-
ally .bafring all Qua door pleasure.
The religious service at st. Patrick's
was. a. usual, largely attended
Musical exercises were superior to any
as yet given and speeaS we'll for the
efforts of musical director, Mrs. Thos.
Durry. Miss Low sang many beautiful
solos which Were appropriate to the
occasion and inspiring to all present.
At the ten-thirty mass an ex-
cellent sermon was given by the rev.
erend pastor, Rev. NJ. Flohr.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-04
Baltic Fleet 10 Sail.

ST. PETERSBURG April THE
car has decided that the Baltic Meet
will sail for the far east on July Is at
the latest. Great Britain has sent asa
surance that the fleet, will be allowed
to pass the Suez canal The ice in
Lake Baikal has begun to break and
gaps forty yards wide are appearing.
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The Statesman subscription collect
or will call on you in a day or two.
Save yourself bother by having the
change on hand.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

At the First Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church appropriate services in
cOmmemoration of Easter were held
both in the morning and evening. A
special program of Easter music was
rendered.
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Live and dressed poultry, fat and
fine. G. & G. Poultry market, South
Palouse street. Phone Main 563.
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First Presbyterian.

At, the First Presbyterian an elab-
.
crate musical program was given at
both the morning and evening services
and the pastor delivered two excellent
discourses appropriate to the occasion.
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Try Muntinga's bulk pickles and
olives.
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Alfalfa seed ana seed rye at c. A
Beck's grocery.
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EP IN Knowing what 1t was to suffer
= LIZ will FREE OF CHARGE,
to any afflicted ! ositive cure for Eczema Salt
Rheu n. Elysipeias, Piles and skin disease,
instant relief. Don't suffer longec, Write F w
WILLIAMS, 400 NJ. nhattan Ave-. New York.
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Court Notes.

The following persons having fur
nished sufficient reason to the court
that they could not serve as jurors.
the judge excused them from service
at the term Of court: John p. Kent,
II. c. Actor, w. R. Wills. M. C. Walk
er and ]. B. Catron.
George Smails was appointed bailiff
of the court.
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DICE e JACKSON

timony as to the effects that would be
produced by the exposure of gasoline
in a room where there was an open
light or lighted candle. With a pan.
box and coal oil can and matches Ma
sonson made some practical tests with
burning gasoline for the benefit Of the
jury.
H. Watkins, merchant at Prescott
told story that he was at home at the
time the fire was discovered, and as he
stepped out of the house, he saw a man
running very rapidly from the direc-
ton of the burning building. From
what he could judge at the time he
was positive that the man was not
Schmidt.
A. r. Burford, Fred M. Pauly and
A. Goldman were called and gave tes-
rimony that Schmidts reputation as to
honesty and veracity was exceedingly
good.
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]. W. Cookery. licensed embalmer
md undertaken. Babcock. block. 7h
First street. Tele. Main 379.
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81 500, 900 LIFE POLICY
]. c. Colgate, New York
Stock Broker, Takes Out
Largest Insurance Policy.
on Record. s s.

NEW YORK, March 31-The largest in
surance poicy, ever takaq out BY an individ- e
ual, namely one for 81, 600, has just been 8
issued by the Mutual Life Of this city to
James C. Colgate, banker and fnahcier, and esse
@amember of the Stock Exchange Of James B. -
Colgate & Co. Following its conservative
methods the Mutual Life has reinsured all "a
but $25O,0O0 in other companies. Thus
another name is added to the list of policy
holders including George W. Vanderbilt,
who carry 81, GOO, coo or more in. the Mutual
Life. rs @~f<* RS. 80
~ a. SCI
$1,000
ance of New York.,
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Gibbons, Starry's and Borstwick'
butter at Muntinga's.
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A success-white Dove flour.
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NOTICE.

Turkestan alfalfa seed. Milt Evans.