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The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Mr.. Cawthorn's appearance In Fritz
is given added Importance because of
the rumor. current on Broadway, that
ne is slated to take the place in the
NAV q Erlanger program now held
oy the Rogers Brothers. There seems
10 be some doubt, however. whether
the Rogers are really to leave the syn
dlcate. The latest news is to the ef-
rect that they are to stay under their
present management
other new plays of the week, so far
as New York is concerned. was Miss
Maud Fealy's appearance in THE Truth
Tellers, a four-act comedy by Martha
Morton. at the Grand Opera House. and
Nancy Brown" a musical comedy in
two acts, by George Broadhurst and
Frederic Rankin. Neither of them Is
likely to set the North river afire
The revival OF Bronson Howard's s
The Bankers Daughter" at Proctor's.
gave sincere pleasure to a great many
old-time theatergoers. That it was
beautifully rendered by Amelia Bing-
ham and the all-star cast which is sup
porting her. goes without saying.
AT the Hippodrome, "The Raiders
gave way Wednesday night to the ro-
nance of ''Hindoo Princess 1t was
production worthy of Thompson and
Dundy. and their claim that it Is one OF
the richest and most costly productions
ever devised will be extremely difficult
to disprove
Henry w Savage has concluded to
relegate Tomorrow Land to the dra-
matte graveyard, and IL win be seen no
more. for a long time in any event
! Irving's Claim on Posterity.
1t is peculiarly fitting that the body
Of Sir Henry Irving should rest in
Westminster Abbey. Certainly no man
| in modern times. and 1t is doubtful if
| any since the day of Shakespeare him
| self. has done as much for the eleva-
| tion of the stage, and the placing of
| the dramatic profession where 1t prop
| erly belongs. as did the great actor
who has just passed away. He fairly
earned place among the great ones
/ of Great Britain, and IL is gratifying 70
| know that the right of his dust to rest
| in the modern pantheon of the English
| speaking race is to be recognized.
The theatrical profession IN the
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,:s5 A. NJ DAILY-Local for Ha-TIsonburx
Narrenton, DanviNe. and way stations
Yo:sl A NJ DAILY-Washingtan aid Florida
I limited. First-SlaSs coaches and sleeper to
columbia Savannah. and Jacksonville.
Dining Car Service.
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Ffrst-class coaches and sleeper 70 New Or
leans Dining Car service
x.Ol p NJ WEEK DAlS-Locai for Harri-
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-.so NJ DAILT-New York and Atlanta
Sxnress First-elass Coach to Atlanta
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80 Exnress Through Coaches and Sleepers to
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S1eeper 10 Augusta and Port Tampa Din
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~ gnrited Cvia Lynchhurgl. Ftrst-Slass coach
80 sleeping car t. Roanoke. knoxyflle.
Sre,,anoosa and Memphis: sleeper to New
S-rsans Dining Car service.
49, y NJ DAILY-Washirgton and South
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n-.'srson car 10 Atlanta and Macon Club
60 20 Atlanta Sleepers 10 Nashville At
Santa Macon Memphis Birmingham New
S~Isans Dining Car service.
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United States realizes that ii also has
suffered an almost irreparable loss IN
the death of Sir Henry Irving. and the
profession in this country is to be rep
resented in the mourning over his death
in an appropriate manner. l understand
that already the preliminary steps have
been taken both here and in England
to realize the dream of Sir Henry Irv-
ing's life, the establishment of en-
dowed theaters, where art, and not she
box-office. might be the controlling in
fiuence. A more fitting monument to
the great actor could not be devised.
Doesn't Dream of Retiring.
Denman Thompson, alias Joshua
Whitcomb, of the "Oid Homestead -
celebrated his seventy-second birthday
this week. Mr.. Thompson is as hale and
hearty as a man of half his years, and
when asked as to the truth Of the re-
port that he soon was to retire. said,
with considerable vehemence: well, 1
am not retiring yet. and my present
plans do not contemplate my giving up
work for a long time to come. Why
should II I am not tired of the stage.
and I am glad TO say that the people
do not seem TO be tired of me. Until
one OF InOSe lNO HsipRtH. h4tete
is the use of talking of retiring.
The Duchess of Sutherland IS the lat
est aspirant for honors as a playwright.
Forbes Robertson opened his new thea
ter in London. the Scala, with play
in verse written by her grace of Suth-
erland. II is called The Conqueror."
and deals with pretty much the same
story as Mice and Men, which was a
noted Robertson success, couple or
years ago. The play was beautifully
presented and critics pronounce 1t above
the average.
jefferson D'Angelis has arranged
table giving the characteristics OF va
rIous audiences in the different cities OF
the country. Among them were these:
New York, wise: Chicago; hearty
Washington, intellectual; Milwaukee,.
phlegmatic; Cleveland. cold; New Or
leans. spontaneous; Houston, enthusi-
astic; Cincinnati. slow but sure; nan
sas City, from Missouri
JAMES GRANT THURSTON-
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PLENTY SHAKESPEARE
ON NEW YORK STAGE
Four Companies to Be Seen There This Season in the
Bards Plays-Denman Thompson Scouts
the Idea Of Retiring

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.--New York is
TO have plenty of Shakespeare this sea-
son. if all goes right. No less than
four companies will render the works
of the great master in four different
and distinct styles Julia Marlowe and
E. II. Sothern began their ShalSespear-
can revival at the Knickerbocler Thea
ter Monday, with The Tanning of the
Shrew.r The audiences on the first
night and those at subsequent perform
ances furnish complete refutation of
the idea that Shakespeare will not pay
in these days in New York. The
Knickerbocker production was a mag
nificient one from a scenic view point,
and the treatment of this. the best of
Shakespeare comedies. was what was
to have been expected OF these two fine
artists.
Nine Modjeska has arrived in the
city from her California ranch. to be-
gin rehearsals for her very latest fare
well tour of the country in a Shakes
pearean repertoire, which will include
Much Ado About Nothing Macbeth .
Measure for Measure besides Mary
Stuart" and Marie Antoinette."
Ben Greet and his company of Eng
hsh players is to give five or six
Shakespeare's plays, in an East Side
Hall as nearly possible as they were
given in Shakespeare's time by the
great dramatist's own company. There
will be no effort of scenic effect at all.
Mr.. Greet's company is vouched for by
Shakespearean scholars as fully COM
petent, and doubtless they Will attract
good audiences, among students par
ticularly, of. the master of English
drama The Fourth attempt at Shakes
peare will be by one OF the Yiddist
theaters on the East Side. Truly New
York will not suffer this year for lack
/, of Shakespeare.
Travesty on Politics.
Joseph Cawthorn brought Fritz in
Tammany Hail. to the lair of the tiger
Monday night, and with Tammany put.
ting up a fight for its life, received &
warm welcome. The author Of ths
comedy is John J. McNally, who has
/ turned out a very amusing travesty or
certain phases of New York politics
/
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania station Daily.
$50 p M.-CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS SPE-
CIAI Slid yestibule. electric lighted
Dining Car Tran TO Cincinnati. with Pull
man S!eepers 10 louisville. Cincinnati. In
dfanapolis Chicago, and ST. Louis Par
Jar Car Washington TO virginia Hcr
springs week Gays Dining Car from
Washington
thule electric -fghred. Dining Car train
10 Cincinnati with Pullman Sieepers to
CiacInnat Lexington. and Louisville
Cor,parr.nent Sleeper 10 Virginia Hot
Springs daily except Sunday. Sleepers
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St. Louis
Jining Car.
ReSrryat!on and tickets at 5I3 Pennsylvania
avenue; eco Fourteenth street. near F. and
st fhe station. Telephone 1910 for Pennsyl-
yania CAB Service d w FULLER.
. Teleohone Main 1905. Gen'l Passenger Ags-
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Waggaman's creditors have agreed. II is
explained, to permit Trustee Dulany to
make privately the sales in which their
clients are interested. The great bulk
or the property, such as Woodiey, it is
stated. is being held pending the final
disposition of the litigation ever the
claim of the Catholic University of
America. aggregating about si,0o0,0oo;
which Mr. Waggaman undertook to Sc
cure by deed of trust on his larger
holdings. This litigation may extend
over long period. and, in the mean
time, IL Mr.. Dulany continues TO hold
the property in question subject to the
final decision Of the matter in the courts,
the market will not be flooded with
northwest suburban land, as some per-
sons had anticipated might be the case.
Big Deal in Ingleside.
One of the most important deals re-
Gently made is now on the point of
consummation. and gives additional evil
dence. If such were required. of the re-
fnarkable development of the whole
suburban and semi-suburban part of the
District. In the subdivision of Ingle-
side twenty-five elegant houses are to
be erected on a fine plot of land on
Eighteenth street. from Joliet to Grant,
on both sides of the street. The lots
are to have a width OF eighteen feet
and the houses are to be three stories in
height, containing ten rooms and two
baths and being heated with hot water.
The cost OF this improvement, includ-
ing the land. will approximate a quar-
Ter of a million dollars.
Along the line of Connecticut avenue
extended active operations are in prog
Co.'S subdivision of Connecticut avenue
is rapidly being graded, and it is ex-
| pected that the work viii be completed
on this part of the subdivision in about
three months. In the meantime a large
number of lots has already been sold
/ several handsome residences have been
built and number of others have been
contracted for. A fine stone house, for
which the excellent granite found in
| the subdivision is to be used. will be
| Immediately erected at the southeast
/ corner of Twenty-ninth and Lawrence
! streets for G. c. Splitter at cost OF
| about $1,000. Large porches are tc
run around the house. which is 10 be
| equipped with all modern improvements
the first floor being finished in hard
wood. Sherman, Lockwood < Pascha
are preparing the plans
Fifteen Modern Residences.
Grading will be commenced this weel
on the property at the corner of Third
and streets northeast, on which Archi
tects Sherman. Lockwood & Pascha
Will erect fifteen modern residences fol
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS. on
pennsylvania ave. marked IF and G." and
20 ever the new electric line free transfersl
and buy 10. from which you get a grand
view OF the city. These beautiful Highland
lots are within twelve minutes ride Of the
Capitol. and the lots can be had on easy
paYments You can double your money
q. g. REALTY CO.. 7th St. Pennsyivania
and Louisiana aves. NV. ses-o
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RAILROADS.
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office 1xzr Perua Ave

For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Co
f,,-nbia Savannah. jacksonville. Tampa. At
ianta, birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1910 A. n DAILY-SeaboArd Matl-Th-ough
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla. con-
meeting at Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20
Birmingham
6,as r. n. DAILy-SeaSoard Express-Soiid
train to Jacksonville and Tampa, with
through Pullman Sicepers. Also Sleeper 70
birmingham this train
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A S. 500 brick mouse. between
lst and % sts., Capitol Hill. near u. S.
Library and l.. <. Capitol Building. and new
public buildings. This is a bargain.
LOUIS y. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 l4th st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRETTY HOUSE SOUTHEAST
rooms. press-brick front. tiled BATH
porcelain tub. cellar and furnace: very
convenient Price, S3, 100
oc2I-3t LEWIS & JONES co. 6l7 St NV
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE NORTH
WEST SECTION.
Three-story brick, with side alley: 10
rooms and bath
An attractive home, located near the car
line in an excellent section of the North
west. Stable rear.
PRICE, 5000.
FOR SALE
Splendid dwelling. located in the North
west: II rooms and BATH Of the
grand old homes Of the Northwest Sec
lion, surrounded by large grounds
Property In perfect condition.
PRICE. s1l.ooo.
FOR SALE
A LARGE NUMBER OF INVEST
MENT PROPERTIES.
Will buy a two-story house located on s3d
St. steady renter at $3.50 per month.
FOR SALE
s Mi renting sas DssrsP,s for siso frame on zsh
FOR SALE
will buy six.roon house and bath. lc-
Gated Southeast; steady renter at s17-5j
<J,U
|, will buy two 2-story houses and side lot
Z adjoining. good renterss located on Vir-
ginia ave.
WHY NOT INVEST YOUR MONEY IN
REAL ESTATE WHERE 1T PAYS YOC
A STEADY INCOME MONTHLY, AND
WHICH is THE BEST FORM OF IN
VESTMENT AND SECURITY THAT AL
WAYS PROTECTS YOUR PRINCIPAL
AND INCOME7
WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF IN
vEsTMENT PROPERTIES WHICH WE
INVITE PROSPECTIVE BUYERS TO
SEE
MONEY TO LOAN OK REAL ESTATE.
INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
MARTIN BROS.
Real Estate. Loan and Insurance Brokers.
l925-27 Pa Ave n w oc22-2t
FOR SALE
G ST. near Maryland ave. ne--Six
rooms and path: cellar; furnace: cor
ner of alley: recently put in excel
lent condition s. oN
l9TH ST., near II st. ne.-7 rooms and
bath: excellent condition; good lot. TO
alley; nice home for colored man. s.. SOC
18TH ST. NE--oppcsite new school:
six-room frame. water in Kitchen
Rent, $40 per month nth............-......Sl,00C 81, 00C
VIZ @. DUNNE.
oe5-tf lilo II st ne.
FOR sALE-I4lI 9TH ST: a splendid in.
vestnent property. rents for $3.50. specia
for 81, $50. THE MILLER-SHOEMAK
REAL ESTATE CO. Unc.). 1923 32d 81
Phone West 20. sel0-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot OF TN
e. for Fort Nj 3nroe. Norfolk. Newport
News and all points south. by the su-
perb powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and
washington
- yyashingtons 30 pnlLv. Portsmouth. 5 pm
slexan.iria. a GO PM lLv. Norfolk ..-.-.s pm
r. Monroe. I 90 am LIZ. 1T. Monroe prn
a. Norfolx x.-S:0o ami Ar. Alexandria-6:30 6 30 Am
- Portsmouth 500 am Ar. Washington Z am
sHTnrough connection made at Nor
folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
Steam ship Co. for New YORK, and Mer-
chants and Miners steamships for Bos-
ION.
sEyor further Information apply at
General ticket Office. 7o5 18th ST., Col
orado Building telephone Main-2299)
or 9Th 81. wharf telephone Main-SIs0l.
JNO. CALLAHAN.
I'd V. Pres. Cen Mgr
w Il. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass ASf.
sA3-6
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FOR sALE-HoJsEs.

FOR SALE-HoJSES.
INVESTMENTS.
or. BRICK. s. E.-Rent. 80 mo. Price. 81. 200
5r. FRAME. N.W.-Rent, $3.50 mo-
Price. $3.50.
2-FAMILY FLAT N.E.-Rent. $50 mo.
Price, 50, 500.
Or. BRICK, N.w.-Rent. s12 mo. Price, 81, $50.
Or. FRAME. N.w.-Rent. slO.25 mo.
Price. 81. $50.
COLLINS -GUERRY COMPANY,
e21 Thirteenth Street n. W.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
Rented for $50. Price. $500
1o-room house. store. stable. and bakery.
located in the Northwest.
PRICE, S3. 500.
S. W. PIcKFoRD. s11 Colorado building.
HARRISON & BROWNING.
FOR SALE
Twelve four;room bricks i IN Northeast: .nt
to SC without loss of tenants.
PRICE. for all. Sc. $50.
HARRISON g. BROWNING,
eo7 st. " w ocls-6t
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES,
$4,000 to s4,a5o.
on EASY PAYMENTS.
sl4 to a2e South Carolina ave. Sc. near both
lines: convenient to Navy Yard and Ii
brary OF Congress: conmon-sense plan: all
modern improvements. Built or. honor.
OPEN FOR ESsPECTION- e..,s
GEO. w. LINKINS,
500 18th St. y. W. ocl6-tt
FOR sALE-Near 14th and SITS. NV: $500
Tsorns; kitchen on first floor; furnace heat
newly papered and painted throughout; rents
for SIS. 50. Immediate possession given Bal
ance in suitable monthly payments. Cheap
at s4,5O0. LEROY MARK. 14l0 st NV
The Oval Sign ocl4-u
FOR sALE-l4ls and 1888 soTH ST.: i'm
proved street; water and sewerage; rent
Tor s1o.25 each; an excellent investment:
price. 81. .o25 each THE MILLER-SHOE-
MAKER REAL ESTATE co. Unc.). 1923
SIC 81. Phone west 40. selO-tf
FOR sALE-l2os s7th ST; six-roorn frame:
water and sewerage Rent. $40. Price.
$1,000 THE LER-SHOEMAKER REAL
ESTATE CO Gnc.). 1928 sd st Phone
West 40. sei0-f
FOR sALE-soli CAMBRIDGE PLACE: g.
story Groom brick; two baths: good LOT
20 alley: special price. $4,000 THE
ILLER-SHOEMAKER co. Unc.). 1929
Rod st Phone West 40. selo-tf
HOW TO BE YOUR owN LANDLORD
on s1o0 CASH AND $50 MONTHLY.
For full particulars drop postal telephone.
or call for new illustrated booklet. plat.
etc. Of Mount Pleasant Heights
FULTON K GORDON.
Northwest Subdivision Speciality
ROBERT O. HEATER. Manager
eel Main SD Colorado building
myl3-0
$4,000.
New two-story eight-room houses. one of
'A' BLooMINGDALE
These attractive homes are rapidly nearing
completion; they are tne best ever offered al
the price; easy terms
coZY LITTLE homes IN S. e.
Six roOms Un TWO floors:
From and back yards.
II. r. HQWENSTEIN CO., 1914 F.
sel2-u
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HARRISON & BROWNING,

FOR SALE
Hutton court NV, two 4-room bricks.
renting 81 each Price. each..-.-.--. 500
Arnory court sw.. ten 5-room bricks.
renting $40 each. Price. each......... 900
o St Sc, three Groom bricks, renting
SIG each Price. each...--....-......- !. 400
si5 Price - ' 500
9TH St. Groom frame. renting $500
frlce ----------.------.-..-. ------.----. Low
X St Sc. two 6-room bricks. renting
slI each. Price. each. 500
Maryland ave. sw.. five Groom bricks.
renting S14-5O each Price. EACH 500
9Th st. Sc. three Groom bricks, rent
ing $l2 each. Price. each. 1.Soo
HARRISON & BROWNING,
907 ST. y. W. oc2l-3t
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Fifteen Modern Residences.
Grading will be commenced this week
on the property at the corner of Third
and streets northeast. on which Archi-
tects Sherman. Lockwood & Paschal
will erect fifteen modern residences for
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Sales of waggaman Property.

Sales continue 70 be made OF the prop
erty of Thomas T. Waggaman. Most of
these transactions involve separate
pieces, and are being acquired by in
dividual home seekers. 1t was stated
yesterday at the office Of II. Rozier Du-
lany. trustee in bankruptcy for Mr.. Wag-
ganan's estate. that the Waggaman
property is bringing fair prices where IL
is sold privately. but that the prices
yielded by auction sales, at which some
OF the parcels have been closed OUT. have
not been 50 good.
.s.sv nj the lawyers representing Mr.
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RIA BoN NARoHe
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received IN Olympia ut tho .ptosp
prueeas. the lack of decent accom-
madauana. etc.
The capitol removal wun the sub
ieet a. many hN-room DuuruteH aud
eufhaIeue conference. and the wnrd
was passed that az soon nH the ser
nturIal question WIS settled, tho
capitol hul would be- taken up in
earnest.
Even Senator Roth. of Thufatans
admits TINT there Dr. mo- Likelihood ~
the hill being defeated
There are some lrEhl obstacles
threatsulaa tn suctr1U ~ the cap
Itni removal measure. however
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Lobby Gossip
NSs-e2-ssstttt&S set8e So ses<-tt3sats1ttteS&ts

Matched up In single night
ON the contrary If has been iu the
minds Of many uf the legislators FOR
Some time
4 majority 81 the suluua are
Sore AZ the treatment they have
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senator elect rifles viii visit
aHayH Hafbur tomorrow faH the
uurnoas af investigating the ueeda
81 that city
If will De- shown the harbar from
the deck az au excursion Steamer
aud IN the evening will be tha guest
81 honor "a banquet
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Lawyers Disagree uu the interpreted
ton Of tho constitutional prov stDn
that covers tho removal.
Four years ago tho Tacoma CON
tIuHeht uIned aud lined their fell
Nv naluua aud worked pretty hard
tn get the capitol This year there
tn "a noticeable absence Of said win
mH and dIuug. ana mo- promises Of
free sites. etc. are evident
a prominent Olympia real estate
dealer aaYn that ono 10000 factory
Is worth more Co thiH city than the
capitol
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SOLONS ON A
JUNKET
Olympia Bureau
Seattle DsliE star.
Olympia. ~ aah.

OLYMPIA. Feb a.-Chaflea goau
ls to-day governor % the state Of
Warrington Tor the second time thin
year
Governor Mead left thia morning
far Portland. accompanied bY Nom
hsfa of hIa starr und Of the LOWS
aud clarke exposition commission.
During the governors absence
Lieutenant Governor Coon assumes
ghs rHrruFaflRrH of the office
Among the party are Senators
smith. sumner stewart and flash
sr. and Representative Hare. Mii=
Ter aud Hhkrf aud EEreutiEH CONE
missioner Elmer o. johnson. 81 ~
eratt
The party occupies the private
car 81 Mr Levy. assistant O. rfeat.
drHi Elliot uf the Northern - iflr
Governor Mshdu friends. however
las special stress uu The fact thaf
the chief executive dld not request
thIa saarfsay from Mr. LeFY Baa iH
under ua obligation % the road aH
the car uas irudsr-d the exposition
people AZ Portland
While iH Portland the party va
Determine 90 e ate for the Waah-
inHfau building
They puI return Sunday
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TWO SENATORS CONE

OLYMPIA. Fcb. State senator
sharp adl NOT be able 10 resume hla
autfaa IN the Legislature duriuE The
pfsHsHt session. such ia the infof=
nation brought here from his hafaa
AZ EHeuahurg v here be went I've
aaaEa go on account OF severe III
HaaH#
THIa makes che second senator to
drop cut Graves. or Spokane. hav-
ing returned home shortly aftsr the
session opened
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Obnapia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia. Wash.

The plan te shaHEs tho capitol
fr0m olympia 10 Tacoma was not
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And EYEs WI ENCIUsVE
hFA E On 30 heke RS 4rssst I'D oat sslE
EyERsoLE OFFICIAL t6APAY ave. New York Block