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FOR SALE-Concrete mixer. with engine:
hosting engine. 1z-hCrsePoHeT5 double cage
elevator: 3G-horsepower boiler; al as good
as new FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANE,
ls2o L st. rny2o-2t
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SI.oo Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
s.. 50 Berkeley Springs, and $500 Cumber-
land and return, May q Prom Balu-
more & Ohio station. 500 a. m. Return
ing from Cumberland 6 p. m, Berkeley
Springs. I p m. Martinsburg D. M,
and Harpers Ferry. $40 p. m. same day.
Splendid opportunity Tor day IN country.
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OR GTNAL GYPSY Palmist. tells your whole
fortune. 10 cents. Open Sunday. 1923 sth St.
NV. myZ-3t
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FOR SALE-Ten showcases, i've counters.
two coffee urns. one very handsome pair
scales. $40. cost S7s- See HOPWOOD. Sth
and X ny29-3I
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FOR SALE-Cheap. leaving city oak bed
room suites. $. WardrDbes. revolving chairs.
$50. table desks, So high-Srade. Rearly
new bicycle. SO; folding bed, SO: iron beds,
hair mattresses. rockers. tables other pieces
As Nth ST my3o-St
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FOR SALE-Very handsome, large Quartered
oak committee table. good as new. for SD
cost SO 451 9Jh my20-Su
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FOR SALE-Uprfght pianos at unusually low
figures II VIII pay you 10 see before de-
SidiRs. Must sell tan used Planosl at q
sacrince: one upright $780, sqc2res as low a.
-. CHAS- II. STIEFF. a. uth ST. Nv.
J. c. COSLIFF'. Manager uh2S-t1
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FOR SALE-F1fty ice boxes family sizsi
save money See HOPWOOD. SJh and X.
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BROOKI.AND, D. c.
ARTHUR II. f. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE front room; home table I2S2 10Th a.
NV. -,--sI - - s.
SINGLE ana double rooms; home cooking
ll5 Maryland ave. me- the coolest place II
city -
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18Th ana
New York ave. overlooking White House
t1rst-elass family hotel double rooms. SIS
~. single room. IS per month; good board.
transients. 81 per day and up rnyI5-I5t
s51 G NV. on terTace-Cool rooms: excellent
table board. r7vso ~
FOR RENT-FurnisEed entire second aoo-.
three delightful rooms; bath; porch. lighr
housekeeping: cheap ~ o St NV uayls-sr
1919 2lST ST. NW.-Between p ST. a1d Mo-
sachusetts ave. cool front rooms for rent
with board; summer rates. rnyIs-5t
500 ID ST NW.-Newly papered rooms, with
good table board: terms very reasonable
Hy1s-Su
= -RNISHED or unfurnished rooms Win or
vi -hout board 70z Q st NV. myIs-st
ROOMS <or rent at 6H II St NV vith
board; frot, second, and third doors. rnyIs-st
2l6 9 ST N-W--Large and small rooms
with or without board uv1e-2t
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Wanfed-RoOmS

WANTED-By June l, a neat. cozy furnished
room. by rniddle-agsd gentleman. best OF ref
erenoes. address BOX 50I. Times Office.
myl9-3t
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FOR SALE-SeIf-acting invalid chair, for
house or street use Inquire q y St nv.
myIe-3t
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CAFE with living rooms; daily receipts SEQ;
good location including furniture OF rooms.
only $50 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERS, GIL r ruy21-3t
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For SaIe-BOatS.

FOR SALE-Sloop Lucy; 80 feet long, B
feet broad with gross tonnage OF TONS
the slOOp IS built very strong. and can readily
be converted into power boat Eull par
ticulars address c. c. STROOP. s. Rhode
Island ave. NV. Washington. D G my2o-St
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FOR EALE-Pracrfcally new IUlI dress suit,
SIOs size about IS. IA New York ave ne,
after D n unyZ0-Sr
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For Sale-Miscellaneous.

STEIN PIANO $3.50
And many other square pianos at $3.50. SIS,
SO 90 S25, etc: less than cost OF repairs
Fasv monthly OF weekly payments
f G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1zZ5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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For Kent
FurnisaPz Rooms


FOR RENT-Entire floor: large bay window;
'front.' and back room; newly papered; all con-
Nenienceai furnished for light housekeeping;
Sc 24ls h, near Washington Circle 1t
FOR RENT-Hgice furnished rooms. large and
small ZIG indiana ave NV my21-3t
FOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen large
cool second story front room with sleeping
alcove; large windows bath same floor
lZ25 nth ST. NV. my21-2t
7If-T24 18TH ST. NW-Fllrnished rooms with
board; two in room. $40 and up; single rooms
sZZ99 and up. table board, SIS my21-3t
6l5 + ST. NW--Rooms with an cOnvenIences
my2l-3t
TWO furnished rooms on second floor, com
Plete @ ior housekeeping' gas range and ice
- - -. -. nv. my1-2t
TWO nice rooms. sS each. 7is uth st. NV.
TWO furnished rooms. 1872 5th st. NV.
TWO second floor front rooms. compIeteiv
~ IlIhlshed iqE housekeeping. S4-25. IG25 SIN
FOR RENT-N.ceIy furnished s-roorn cottage.
- Evart ST. South BrOokland; one square
from car line. my2i-2t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. second
moor. hght housekeeping Z17 X st. NV.
my21-St
THREE furnished rooms: light house-eeD-
ing ADULTS go ID 81 Sc Call after 6
pm my20-6t
l. RGE. bright furnished or unfurDiSbeI
,I. -Ias. second noor: board II desired: reason
aol> lSg7 I ST NV. myz0-zt
NICELY furnished rooms. $3.50. g per week.
2l6 - 81 NV. rnvzo-st
FOR RENT-Furnished sr unfurn!shed rooms
single or communicative 1902 o 81. NV
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeep-
ing; reasonaole- 6os II St nv. ray9o-3t
LARGE SUTTE ROOMS. housekeeping: gas
range; bath; exceptionally clean; exCelleut
location. 50 1894 L st NV. rny20-3t
FOR RENr-rwo partly furnished conmuni-
c4tlns rooms. A Pleasant. near 18th 81
tSE-L y, III New York ave NV uy20-st
FRONT han room with closet: gentlemen
only ~ Indiana ave NV. rnyls-st
SECOND story room. summer rates I573
Harvard 81 nv. near 14th ST cars: denghtftll
location rnyyIq-s
CLEAN. cool rooms. suitable Tor two: Eo0d-
clean beds. gentlemen preferred. references
o-L % LLl1 NV myIe-5t
HANDSOMELY furnished connecting fro1t
rocns- two or three complete Tor house
keeping. lslS'a 7th 81. NV. rnyIs-st
Two bright front rooms. nicely furnished
- " 81 NV myI9-5t
725l4 9Th ST NW.-Two third-sfor- rooms
light housekeeping. rnvIs-sr
TWO NICELY furnished front rooms for
family. 1913 6th 81. nv. rnvIs-7r
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DAVIS TERTICAL-FEED sewing machines
highest grade machine made, and the only
ura rtfcal o. 9 for embroidery and drawn work.
DAVIS AGENCY. 425 45s St sw- Phone Main
9c9Q myI9-St
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FOR SALE-Cash register lNatiolan. S55s
one pool and billiard table. $50, cost $780,
one No S range. Sl2, cost s24 See HOP
WOOD. Sth and X r1y29-3t
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Wanted-BiCyCIeS.

WANTED-To buy every secOnd-hand bicycle
Tnyl5-S0t
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs FOR Matching c II. WOLF. I0-h
81. and Louisiana ave my21-3t
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$40. Every thread al-wool MORTON c
STOUT q CO.. Tailors Of Quality. 80 F St
NV. ap4-tf-m. VS.
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A. 2. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and G SITS Sc.
NJ 8. F'EALT. NV. cor 11th and Pa ave Sc.
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Business Chances.

GROCERY and notion store. northwest; daily
sales SIS; rent SIS; price $3.50. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil F. InyZ1-5t
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LET Us PUT your typewriter In good order
after the winters work Prices reasonaoie5
WORK guaranteed. TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OCTFITTERS, 14l1
G ST myls-tf
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S2Ss FOR SANITARY. drop-sIde couches:
rockers. sSc: go-carts. SLSs. parior and bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
AOND'S. 81 and 31s 7th St NV. feI5-G
FOR SALE-GOOd quality opaQus shades. 1T
ted 10 YOU windows. only Z5cs the best quail
lIy oil Opaque shades. Soc hung frees viii
call with samples. kIEEBLAII~S 18th and
Il sGs- ne Phone East Z5-R. Ja20-u
FOR SALE-TWo carloads window screens
and DOORS screens l2irC upi doors. sic ups
extra wide DOORS carload IN stock knock
down frames. sc. wire. &c square foot;
screens made 10 order. sc ALEEBLATT 5.
llth and ii SIS. ne. ravI-2n,o
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ORIGINAL Gypsy Palmist, tells your whole
fortune, 10 cents open Sunday. 1I23 II
St uy30-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE & CO, 100 King St
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BoAhDING and roOmlng house; income $50
month; furniture worth 81. 900: leaving city;
price, 500. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
Et<S. 5ll r. rnv9f-2t
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NORTHEAST
CHAS. II. BLUNIER, N Cap. and r SITS ne.
& JOACHIM, cor. I'd and z SITS.
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WaEted-BOard.

WANTED-Near Congressional Library well
furnished room, good board. IN small private
family suitable for tvO gentlemen; price
SIS NJ p :. Tines 1ffice- It
WANT gentleman borders: convenlent 70
cars ana Printing Office; all conveniences-
919 2d St ne. II
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CIGAR, confectionery and notion store:
rooms and store, rent only SIS, business
street; rare chance. don't lose IL. only $50.
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wANTED-Experience hands 20 al
ter skirts. Apply Alteration Depart
ment, WM. II. MckNEW CO., $50
Pa. ave. ny1S 81
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Wanted-ROoms 9 Board.

WANTED-By young married woman, room
and board IN private family Address MRS.
ROBSON, Times of7ce. Il
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

colored girl as cook and
laundress. 1441 Girard st. my21-3t
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Furnished and Gnfurnished Rooms
IS MASSACHUSETTS AVE Nw.-Neatly
furnished room; southern exposure; reason
able. myz0-St
TWO 20 fve rooms. 500 New Jersey ave
NV myl9-5t
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Summer Board.

A COOL, restful spSt for summer board is
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE, 50 and II
SITS ne Opens June l. ap27- -sst
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG. 72l 9th st.
NV. Phone 5964-K Main Consulting pc I'm
lister and cIairvoyart specialist Advice and
assistance n love, business. and family
trouble. Without asking questions. tells name
and what YOU called for. my5-30t
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OLYMPIC CLUB
IMPROVEMENTS

Secretary Roteh. Of the olymple
club. states that the club has -
cured a building a Warren az. and
Republican st.. aud that the mem.
berA wlll Immediately proceed ta
install Improvement that will make
the Olympic club one 81 the best
furnished amateur clubs In the city
tiandbaii uoarts aud Indoor base
ball will receive prominent attsus
ton. a BASKETBALL court will b
built and apparatus Of every drsefiR-
ton 81 provided serretary Ruteh
has called a meetIax OF the club tor
Sunday morning Al 10 90 aud de-
slres a full attendance AZ much TIM
poftanf business Nit - transacted
Al the last meeting G W saunders
eas chosen preslasnt. l.. A. Coed.
fstlow. vice president and Claud
Shields. treasurer
The Olympic club IL gathering
many % The BEST amateur athletes.
aud from all Indications will place
some good teams GA field and track
A baseball team IL being organized
and u Ia probable that a track team
will be developed this season.
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HE IS ONE OF THE BEST
OF FEATHERWEIGHTS

efH so Gotham aud o. thu pasi ~
mouths has placed $4,000 in The hank
tu his credit as the fruit Of hta Nie.-
tories. Atisli and Murphy have met
once, ON which occasion the shiftY
Ate outpainted hiin, but no also did
Attell uutpoint Battling Nalnan IA a
siNsrnund bout ana thore ar few
men Dc cannot autpoint la that hfier
distance
ilui Murphy IL nov aeeklns a
longer bout with Atteii. la which. en-
durnnce and EeuefalHhip vii count
fof something lic believes thai in
a sosruuud - he would be ehlF 10
land the title Murphyn belief IL
strengthened hY the hnuWie lac that
three years asa YsnEer his latest
victim. brought Atteii 10 a etate Of
subsection IN t. rounds.
Murphy il boy - aAeellsnt
habits iiin widest excess Il an os-
cnnlonai dance and constant cheWiun
81 gum. lie l. a strict church mem
her
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LOOK OUT
MIR. TROUT
NlMeoos LEAVE TONIGHT ron rsE CHOICEST RETREATS
AND ExPser Bte oAreHTs-oPENlNe SEASON ON SUN.
DAY. AND IMMENSE

Is the fiaherman'A paradise The
nlunging rapids swarm with fine
specimens Of sefappy mountain
trout and the angler who loves q
half hour battle with the klns Of
game fishes may pit his split bams
hoo aud skill against the wilos aud
tricks OF the crafty apeckled beau
ties Ia his hearts content
At the entrance of Squak slough,
eapeaially when the rain pourp, may
be found some ftiaky lake trout that
furnish rlne fishing This spot has.
Al rule. been neglected by anglers
aud the boy With the beat pin has
been taking away the hig strinEa
Many lucal anglers have already
hled themselves tu the mountains.
where prolific catches are the rule.
late sunday afternoon aud Monday
morning the conduariuE heroes OF
plseaturinl bent will return with
laden baskets and for weeks club
and home will echo with tales OF
trout
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Local fishermen eemmsuee their
eNedas to the tSomlng trout streams
tonight and tumorruw morning A
choice lot OF congsnial Nnuls and ar
tlstie anglers viii hetake themselves
90 Cedar river. where that stream
forks neat Maple valley
For the angler Who delights la the
ANAL STREAM aud shortened rod.
MAJ creek offers SOME good posi-.
hllitIeA rhis creek Is little fiahed.
but contains thousands Of the tinny
tribe that ara edible Up Black
tivas many will take chance,
Tina WAS when this river yielded a
tremendous tribute of trout While
the stock has been considerably de-
plesed u late years. there are many
poets that are the home 81 big ones
that have carried away many feet
Of eat gut
ssss % the Retreats.
In the upper waters at white river
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holman halls from whitman Ito
left that college on account - the
diffirulty with the "PrrsY In
watch hs affisins that his side ~ The
story Vas nut put before that far-
tfsidabis p~fsunaKe Holman uaa &C.
cursed 90 handling some senior father
Fuushiy ia a little game ~ f1uNh-
hauHr. Notwithstanding thia little
trouble Haiu1an has a wooi coiiew.
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UNIVERSITY BASEBALL

ever shortstap fhift has been
gathered ia b. Ralph reats. who has
given up the track fnr this position.
of the neldsrs. naidyr coils. TeE-
mirn and leo Teats. seem % have
the preference az present, although
there are many Kood men IN this
field who are right after these men.
The probable schedule April II.
Seattle ~ = April IL and ~. Whit
worth at TACOMA May 10, North
Yakima: May II and a.. Whitman
At wana waIla Aay n and "a, u
q Idaho at spokane May IS. che
ney: May 70. RltsVille, May rs aut
IL. pfossar
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KIHGsBURY HATS $500

The new spring hats come out ia
a regular De faxs edition. Qualities
a. fine aa a masterpiece Styles
Ntth ali the beauty And grace Gm.
aglnAbls IN 4 hat
W n Hutehiasan Co. Cor - and
union. .
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" JUDY HOLMAN
COMES TO u"

University track prospects have
suddenly frightened BY the adit-
fian Of a neN athlete Who is rival
even O. NsH Smith When tt Was
found that Judy Holman had en-
tered the University The whoia track
squad took a htaea.
Holman appeared on the field the
ether DAY and aia a few stunts fap
amusement lie vent 10 feet Z
inches iu the vaults with a raise #
"a inches every Jump Hs rui the
shot way out IN the lanslss. and
dtd sumo great Nafk in the hurdles
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mark was last season. All the Raj
niers have hcm praeticing faithfully
and should give a s0od account Of
themselves The navy yard players,
accompanied With much noise, are
expected 20 make things interesting
TOR Manager neg singera men.
The shadow - pugdale wha
suidra the dssliaiess u the Ralulsfa.
wants Il distinctly understood that
becanss the game l. pulled of on
All Fools day. G does not mean
that the FAM wtil be presented a
baseball gold hrtek.
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WINDOW MAN
Gets REVOLVER

This wiadaN smashing thief IL
siii 81 the old game The feshisnce
% 4 n Graft. 81 ca 18Th AZ vac
entered last niEht and while the
house wan thoroughly raneaeked
from top To bottom. the only article
taken waai a revolver
AZ usual. the Intruder gained rn-
trance By emsahinE In ~indeN
the ons ieatina 70 the kitfheu. and
b. Inserting biz hand through she
apwtufe RAISED the lower sAsh And
clambefrd IN. -
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Coach Gutter has nov Eot his
baseball material 1t the University
pretty well sorted cut and hes prac-
tIcally selectcd the team. Nearly
all the men are rev players only
three being last years players
These arc Captain Haover. catcher
HoneF Dean pitcher ana Roy
Seatchard. ths snarpy little Second
basenau
nnrien has been conceded first
base. tie IL long enough 70 reach
= bail ten feet from thn hak without
leaving his post ttsy Andrews and
George Mcdonald are Htiii fighting
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record aid IL a valuable addition
90 Washington
uood things 10 not follow each
other. and to offset this good luck
Hes smith accidentally sprainpd his
left ankle while inmpinE yesterday
The ankle viii not be well FOR quite
while al least
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PLAYING TODAY

Captain MeaEhef all again storm
Fort iawton this afternoon with bis
fast crew uf ball fnsssrs The hiKh
school boys defeated a detachment
81 the army men Last week and thsY
hope 70 repeat the dose today The
high Wlil probably appear a. fol
lows Hemingway. catcher. Hell
ford and Farley. pitchers Mulisn
first base: Carroll. second hase !.
MeaEher, shoriatop. Macxulre. third
base. Noon left field. Coyle, center
field. Hichingboft0m and Stuart,
right field.
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Always Something M,

Take the Road ~ a Ts.asz nf
Wandefn fur California.
The southern Pacific Co = si
Line aud Shasta Route thfoa4 a
raupfry whsfs there IL als<Ays
something new It's charms aFein-
sthausiihls Tickets. reservations
and descriptive literature At uMoa
Ticket Office. eos FIRST avenue.
EE ELLIS. General Asent. 80
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BASEBALL.
TOMORROW

Many BremertOn baseball fans
will iaxads the city tomorrow 10
root for their fast lot 81 horsohlde
swatters when they clash With the
RAIniers az Madison park AZ $40
p. N
The BrCmertou boys are conceded
10 b. there With bells. but Manager
perrlnxer. OF the RainisrH. II not a
BIZ apprehensiva The Rainiera
have been working hard on their
park and Il Is In frs class shape
The diamond u In better coalition
- The present time than Recreation
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KRANT Is
COMING

Harry KFaut will reach Seattle
next Wednesday Bobhe Luudy
leaves San Francisco April z Man
aKer DALEY. % the Pleasant Beach
pavilion. before which the Krant
LundY 60 will be pulled off stated
today that arrangements are being
made 10 secure the Gans-Turuer
scrap FOR this section Of the country.
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PLUMBERS
PLAY BALL

The Plumbers and sieAmfitiera'
union has organised a baseball
team aud hopes 90 put up winning
hail this season Challenges for
games ahuuld be directed 70 the sec
Rotary ~ the plumbers union.
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slons VITA LINCOLN

nEl.ilNoHAM. March ai.-tra
Harmon. the baseball pitches Who
once played for DnEdaie. has been
uignei BY the iAncolH. Seb. team
In this Northwestern league
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Eggan & Ericsson. photographers
Tn the Eltsi Bldg are offering snme
extra fine 6xS Cabinet Photos FOR
only g. 30 per dozen. opcn Satur-
day evenings Closed Sunday. 80
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Deputy United States eiasNhal
frrd lathe yesterday pfesanfsslS 10
Deputy Marshal John Str hEef =
handsome pair - military 1nr4 In
appreciation q StrinEera Afsaut
promotion In the Naiionai sarA
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LINE UP Ar FORT

This afternoon Harry Moon BE- liH-
ing up his bunch u ben t1HnefH
against tho Fort f.awtou team Last
Saturday the Fort T.awton team
vas beaten u 10 ia practice
game. This game IL a regular game
and the hlgh school lads intend te
snow the Port faWton boys under.
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MANY ENTIRE S

SAN FRANCISCO. March al
There are ts3 entries for the ma
tioual boxing tournament which
takes place na1t week
Health officer Ludlow and sani.
tary Inspector WIudf have made an
inspection OF the bath rooms. lava.
tories and lockers Of tho 70" gym
naslum. and as a result Of their in
apection will hand 10 the board OF
health next Monday evening a
strong report recommending that
the board urge improvements In
what they term unsanitary conal-
tons of the gymnasium.
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NJ latch e =

SAN FRANCISCO. March al
Hook Reyes Australian champion
lightweight haa been matched With
Hufe Turner. or Seattle
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A FIN line OF notions and gen
eral dry goods constantly on hand
ai fhe High School Stationery 4
Notion Store. 7Z5 IL Pike, corner
TfaFuaHf Ave- aud pfta sst
Richmond planet., 1906-08-04

fidy. While riding TO Forrest City
from Helena the woman came upon
j. 1. Altchul and a travelling man.
and remarked that she was sorry
Beard was going 10 be hung for
nothing. Mr.. Altschul knew the
woman's escapades in Little Rock in
former years and told her that she
ought TO save the negro's neck II ne
was not guilty. She was bound for
Fort Smith having just been given
"a ticket and a dollar by the Helena
authorities to leave.
CONFESSED HER WRONGDOING.
IL was at Fort Smith that she
confessed her wrongdoing and low
moral guage. Dean Robottom, Col
Oscar Miles and others witnessed the
statement az Fort Smith. The wo-
man was suffering from great mental
agony at the time and seems TO be
almost on the verge OF nervous pros
tration, since her confession today.
The story that she tells OF the oc-
Richmond planet., 1906-08-04
ALLEGED SLAVE GIVES EVI-
DENCE.
Men Charged With Peonage Surren-
der ut Pensacola

Pensacola. Fla, July. 30.-The
preliminary trial Of Robert Gala
CHER, wood superintendent, and J.
Porter, book keeper for the Jack
son Lumber Company at Lockhart.
Ala. ION the charge OF peonage. was
begun this morning before United
States Commissioner Marh. the men
having surrendered themselves TO
the federal officers this morning in
accordance with promises. Six wit
nesses We're heard. all OF whom tes-
titled 20 the cruel and inhuman treat
mcnt accorded those who incurred
the displeasure Of the bosses at the
camp.
Harry Lyman, of New York. made
oath that he had been given twenty
lashes with a raw hide FOR attempt
ing 20 get away after having been
run down with blood hounds and
then given an additional twenty be-
cause he would not plead for mercy.
The hearing will be resumed to-
morrow.