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The Washington times., 1906-10-25
Commissioners Notices.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSION
ERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA. Washington, October p I9O6.-Or-
dered: That the following provision in
paragraph "a of Section 33 of the
Building Regulations of the District of
Columbia namely THE measurement of
height of buildings shall be taken from
the bottom of the court to the highest
point of the cornice or cornices of the
adjacent roof or roofs" Is hereby re-
voked, and in lieu thereof the following
method of measurement is hereby adOpt-
ed: In measuring the heights of open
and enclosed light courts the following
rule shall be observed. The measure
ment of the height of the building for
this purpose shall be taken from the
level OF the first floor above the ground
abutting the light shaft and from thence
the minimum dimensions shall be fig
ured for height of twenty-five feet and
thence increased six inches in width for
each additional five feet in height
HENRY b. F. MACFARLAND. HENRY
L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
ers, D. c. II
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Miscellaneous.

WINDOWS CLEANED. &c up: woodwork or
floors cleaned. oiled, waxed, OF polished
Oc95 2g gs
FASHIONABLE SEWING: suits a specially.
at reasonable prices. 1857 T st. nv. oc24-st
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS come
to US: no charge. Address THE CrENTRAI l.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO. Room
1927 NV. Phone NJ. 1855. oc20-7t
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO fne art
rugs; only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG CO. s3l 9Th st. Phone 1925
eps-u
YOU CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS with too
few employes-if you satisfied to make
little money-Or even TO lose a little. But
you may be able 10 date your prosperity
from the time you published some ''Help
wanted' ads.
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SEABOARD AIR LIE RAILWAY

Ticket once, 1421 EennR. Ave
For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. CO.
lumbia, Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa, At
lanta, Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola, and
New Orleans.
1000 A. M. DAILY-Seaboard Mau-Through
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington TO Birming gham
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Ham
let n. c.
SIS p. NJ. DAILY-Seaboard EXPress-Solld
train with Pullman Sleepers. 20 jacksonville
and Tampa. Through Sleeper TO Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis. Cafe Dining Car
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.


LEAVE STATION, New jersey ave and c 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK.
- 90 a. a-m--Diner. Pullman ParIUr.
1900 a-m.-BUf1eJ, g. PaTluT. Hr Train
$500 a. a-m.-Dlner and Pullman ParIor Car
fll-O5 a-m--Diner ana Pullman ParIor Car.
100 p.m.-DtUeT and Pullman ParI0r Car.
$500 PIN Royal Limited All PuIInans.
500 p-m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 p.m.-Coaches 70 PhiIadelphia.
s-l1-30 p.m.-SleepeTs.
s2.57 p-m.-SLeepeTs.
ATLANTIC CITY, s2:57. 200. goo. .tli.05
a. IA, $50. 900 $500 p. m.
.EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. A. n TO P NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: 2-57. $500. $50. 700. 7.20, 500.
$50. 500, s:5o, 1000. 90 a m, 100 nooa.
ESQ, s:So. 100. 500. lO,00 lo.s5. u:s0. u-25
Sundays: 2.57. 700. 7:2o. $50. 500. 1000
100 a m. 100 I:l5. 800 3:s0 500. $50 6.s0,
500. 1000. 1875, u Ell 81 Il :25 p M
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. "1i:o0 am.
'CINcINNATI.. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. -l0.05 o. m. +4:05 p. m. "l2.45 night
PITTsBURG. 'l1:0O a. m. "9.lO p. m. 'l2:40
CLEVELAND. ss.lO ?. n. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 1905 a m. $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER, So a. m. T4-o5- 800 p m
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. $500 a. m. 1906
noon: 4.45. 600 p. IA sundays. $50 g. IA, and
80 p m
LURAY and ELKDON. "4:o5 p. IN.
FREDERICK. ISIS. "aS-l5. @lJ.05, flI.09
a. m. - .15. 1905. so p. m.
HAGERSTOWN. TI0-05 a. IN. and 800 p m.
BOYD and way points, fs.55. +-s-l5 a m.
'-I rs 1900. f5.35. +-10I0. f1l-51 p. I'd.
GAiTHERSBURG and way points. 4s-e5
ss9IO a. m, Tl2:50. "'l.l5. 1880. sos,
T5: :s5. f6 80. - .35 @s10:15, fl go p. n.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points, fs:35 "'9.l5 {. m. "sll5, 1900. 1880
y. m
'Daily. Except Sunday. -'sunday only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Parlor Car
space. rates Of fare, ETC. VIII De quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE at all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket Offices; 14l1 St. Telephone
Main 1891; 6IS Fenusy iyania Ave- Telephone
Main 2S7s Station, New Jersey Ave and Q
St Ticket office; Telephone East 6S7: Infor-
nation Bureau. East 424. Oc2-tf
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day IN the year from foot Of 7th
At for Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport
News and all points south, by the su-
perb powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and
Washington"
Iv Washing gton-6 6 30 pmlTlv Portsmouth, pm
Iv Alexandria. Z 90 pm lI-v. Norfolk. .....6 1nl
Ar TT Monroe. = 90 am Nv. TT. Monroe...7 pm
AT Norfolk. 60. 500 am Ar. Alexandria 6 80 am
A Ar Portsmcuth.s 500 am Ar. Washington. - am
- aNThrOugh connection made at Nor
- felix with steamers OF Old Dominion
Steamship Co. for New York and Mer-
- chants and Miners Steamships for Ros-
ton.
RE For further information apply al
general ticket Office 705 18th st CO..
Orado Building telephone Main-2290
or 7th 81. wharf telephone Mafn-J760l
JNO CALLAHAN
2d V. Pres & Gen. MGR.
W. II. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass AKt-
HsIS-tf
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There are a good many
house renters in this city. A
hundred Of these would make
good tenants for that house OF
yours-ten of this hundred are
reading the To Rent" ads.
every day now.
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For Sale or Exchange.

BEAUTIFUL new modern house; up 10
date In every particular: six rooms and porce-
lain bath large yard every room has out
side light. Hloomingdsle section, country or
suburban preferred; must have good shade,
water and fruit. and on OF near railroad
Address BOX 30l Times office. oc24-3t
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC BY

tScheduIe In effect July I. 1867
200 =. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Daily-St0ps at principal points IN Wy
gin!a and West Virginia NestIbuIe train.
standard coaches parlOr cars TO Virginia
Hot Springs and Ronceverte. Pullman
sIeepeTs Hinton 10 Louisville. Cincinnati
indianapolis. 81. Louis, and Chicago. din
ing cars, a Ia carte service.
4:S9 P. M.-NEW g. & o. LIMITED, Daily.
Fast new vestibule train steps only az
GordonsyiIie, Charlottesville. Stauntnn
Clifton Forge. and Coyiugton. Va; White
Sulphur. RonCeyerte. and Hinton, W Va
Pullman s'eepers 20 Lexington, Louisville.
Cincinnati Indianapolis. st. Louis. and
Chicago Dining cars. Ia carte service.
one night Out
I.10 p. Nj. F. Y. LIMITED, Daily.
Solid vesUibule train Pullman sleepers
20 Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia
Hot Springs week days Dining cars a
la carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and ST Louis and Louisville 20
Memphis. Nashville, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania ave: 6O9 I4th
St near +: and Sixth Street Station. Tele-
phone Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r r
Cab Service. and Main 1866 for c 4 o.
Ticket Office. sefl-tf
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FOR sALE-In the choice NW-beautiful
new. bay-windIW brick home rooms re
ceptiun hall uled bath. concrete cellar un-
Ger entire house; furnace heat plenty OF
roumy closets hardwood finish, attractive
Illantels and decOmti0nss large back yard
20 eJ-ft alley price only - 80. 800 cash
and $50 per month viii buy this UIusuaI
WII-LTGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. sos-soS 18th ST.
FOR sALE-Iot I41so. adjoining 27is p st-
TToEts two streets. Price. 500.
For sale-Iot 25xl2o on Hurst place. opposite
hurst school building on Great Falls railroad, !,
oue-QuarteT mile west OF Georgetown, for 500
For sals-4os ls,h 81. 4-stor~ brick "A
rooms. IN Southern r. r. square. Price So 600
FlTst class condition
Southeast eorner Of 18Th and / sts. Ts.. To-
room brick Price. s.. 80
Lot on Conduit road. in Harlsm: 25xlS0: for
t40J
lo4l f. Market Space Potomac 50. George
town. rent. 1s5. Price. 52.6Jo.
Four-story brick: substantial: ren, s4a
Price. 1900.
1918 o st. NV; Groom brick. Price. s., go.
I7Oo-17oz sad 81: rent SIS. Price. u.5OO for
'othi water and sewerage.
ssl5 G ST.. formerly n. Price. $3.50.
brick house: big lot: home FOR a thrifty
eolored man. Price. $3.50. Easy terms. On
s4th -. NV.
An s-room modern brick on sIst St near y
for $50. First class home.
25I-a5ls P st. with stable. rent $3.50. Price.
5000.
$40 Grace ST.: frame: rent IS. Price. $500.
Georgetown.
s2Ie Grace St: Broom frame; splendid con-
dition Price. 5000
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY,
1s25-z5 SD St. y. ". oc2o-tt
FOR sALE-No. 2l15 F1agIer St NV. bet
and " sts.-THTS HOUSE WILL BE
LIGHTED AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL s.90; unusually at
tractive Groom brick house: reception hall.
tiled bath. hardwood nnish massive man
tells with plate glass mirrors; large cellar
under entire house. price. $3.50; small cash
payment. batanCe on easy terms.
WILIIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. 6O3-605 18th 81.
Oc23-3t
FOR sALE-Rent g.. 80; price. S2,2s0; nine
rooms. all modern iulnroy cments. occupied by
colored tenants, $500 cash. balance on time.
Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
Ises-25 a2d st. nv. oc2O-st
TWO one-story stores on N ST., near Aque-
duct bridge. Rent S45 per month. Price.
e.. 750 for both.
Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1925 32d st. NV. oc20-st
ONLY $l0c CASH. $50 MONTHLY
s. 600 ONLY s.. CO.,
pennsylvania ave. Sc, neaT navy yard, new
house. furnace heat: hardwood finish: up
70 date in every respect
Hargaln-Be Quick
The oval Sign. lie ROY MARK. 14I0 G.
Oc16-tf
500 CAsH-BALANCE MONTHLY
BRIGHTwOOD PARK; new six-room
semi-detached houses; concrete cellars. fur
mace heat. See these at once. PRICE. $4,000.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
"The Oval Sign" I4I7 G St. n. W.
oci0-tf
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INVEST your time-it is
better than 10 merely SPEND
II. A little Of ii INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends for life.
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Wanted-HOuSeS.

WANTED-Houses large and small. for rent
ana sale; send me you houses at once II you
want a purchaser OF tenant: no charge for
listing or advertising II. B. MARSTON 6I7
18th st NV Address BOX 92l, Times Office
0CZ5-7t
WANTED-immediately direct from owner
modern tWo-stOry seven eight room brick
house, with cellar or basement, in desirable
section Of city; prefer large lot south or east
exposure; hOt-atr or hot-Water heat: must
be in good repair and bargain: TO cost be
tween $500 and 5000 Give full particulars
Address BOX 32f, Times office. Oc25-7t
WANTED-To rent a six or eight room house
on Columbia Heights; viii rent by year. state
rent wanted Addrkss BOX 81. Times sfice
oc24-3t
WANTED-A six to eight room dwelling and
stores viii rent dwelling. II permitted TO
conduct small notion store in same. Address
BON 800, Times office. oc21-at
WANTED-House OF five rooms and bath
with store or rear large stable: central loCa-
tion: not more than SO. Address BOX A
L T. Times office. oc24-9t
The Washington times., 1906-10-25

Don Quixote said: Every
one must speak OF his wants,
be he where he will" But
nowadays he need not speak
of them If he puts them in
print"-he can let the types do
that.
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For Sale
For Sale-FarmS.

FOR SAL.E-A farm OF 40 acres. 50 acreS IN
der cultivation, balance In woodland. i'm
proved by nine-rOOm dwelling cellar under
entire house. bath. latrobe heat good stable
hennery, all other necessary outbufldinzs
located on the main boulevard between WASH
ington and Baltimore; L miles from Center
Market. Price 8. 500.
Farm OF - acres. 50 acres in grass. n
acres IN apples. improved by an eight room
house in the best OF condition; fine oak grove
surrounding house. located on main bouleva I'd
between Washington and Baltimore; y miles
from Washington Price S. 500.
EDWARD DANIELS, I410 II St. N "
oc23-3t
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND sANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY
One OF the newest stone, brick, and staei
buldiass, with every comfort always open
always ready. always busy.
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Wanted-ApartmentS

GENTLEMAN and wife want furnished
apartment OF two rooms and private bath
near Treasury Department. Address BOX sl3
Times office. uc24-3t
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FOR SALE-y 1iuabls fruit and poultrv
farm near railroad. nice T-room dwelling.
barn and $50 fruit trees. nice porches. large
poultry house all fenced. ONLY 81 500. A
very desirable home. Re and see it
BOOTHS FARz AGENCY, ourzy Bldg.
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property.
oc5-tf
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For Rent-Suburban.


LARGE, eight-room house; well, cellar lawn
garden, shade, variety fruit, acre ground .
electric. steam cars. Sl2 mo r. c. LEWIS.
Vienna. Va. oc2s-st
FOR RENT-SiK-TOom house. VIII sell equity
OF exchange for suburban lots JOHN
WEBB. 5oth and Cedar sts.. AL Rainier, Nd
oe-i-et
FOR RENT-Sl5; two new six-room houses
In isugdon. JOHN L. KNOPP, corner 10th
and Jackson SITS. ne. aul-tf
For Sale
Suburban Lots.
LAST YEAR We laid out - lots overlooking
Hyattsville and Riverdale; water and sew
ers; FIVE minutes from street cars; We have
sold - lots and seven houses are now oc-
cuped. 10 lots left from G350 TO $500; monthly
payments. now is the time 70 select your
home. where values must increase year by
year.
r. -. RYON & CO..
Commercial Nat. Bank Building, 18th and @
oc2I-6t
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Fall Resorts.

HOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLAXTTc t5AyTc
Overlooking the ocean. Open all year,
TRAYAORE HOTEL Co.
ChRs. o. Marquette. D. s. WHITE,
Manager. President.
The Washington times., 1906-10-25

Railroads.
ennSylVAnia
Railroad

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SITS.
1:5O A NJ DAu.Y-PITTgBIJRg FxPaFsss
and CHICAGO SPECIAL-Parlor and Din.
Tag cars Harrisburg 20 PIttsburg Con-
Hscts Tor Chicago, Cincinnati Indiana DoIis
1oulsFllLs. aad 81 Lauls. Buast EarloE
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all cOnveniences. U2
up SENECA, ca 81. NV. Janitor on
premises se4-tf
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IT IS TO
LAUGH

Portland Ore. Ma iz.-AmnainE
features OF the fight which Hlll
and Hartman are making for pos
session OF the only available route
along the Columbia rivers north
bank developed yesterday In tho
condemnation suit now ON trial at
Vancouver.
Ia an attempt 10 show that fIar-
fimana line. known AZ the Colum.
hia valley. was being constructed
only for the purpose OF ohHtfuetinR
TIN. tho engineer Of the Portland
and Seattle road testified that NJ
Cape Horn the Hartman line had
ouiy eight men. two picks. three
ahoFeiu and a step ladder
tine Whc~iharrow- Men.
HY means Of these implements
they we're trying 10 peck a tunnel
into the clln When be aaN the
Hartman woFmen they we're seat
81 ON the steps of the ladders en-
loving the scenery chief Engineer
Miller 81 the Portland q Seattle
testified that ~ one point The rival
railroad builders we're filling ono
whreltarrow By the combined o.
forts % seven men
J r. Aunyun testified that he
mi tract o. land on the Washing
ton shore OF the Columbia to soma
tor Rands fof The Columbia Valley
lie asked ithndA what Hartman
Nnntrd With one road down each
auk Of the river. TO which Rands
replied that thsY really dld not
need them. although they would
9 nssfai Ia shutting out eompeti
tors
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TICKETS
TO INTERIOR

The announe ement was made this
morning by the white Pass a
Yukon route that commencing nest
Monday the various steamship com
pauies operating between Seattle
and sknHwaY would sell through
tickets 90 the interior 81 Alaska.
Ne word had been received by
General Agent Dudley % the com
rany as 10 the opening Of the yukon
Ia front ~ Dawson. bot the con-
tinued warm weather IN the north
aud the opening ~ the Yukon al
various sections has ted 90 the belief
that n ~ only a meftcr of a FEW
dayH when navigation VIII be an as
sured fact
The fare 10 Dawson ~ announced
AZ $50 first class ana SO second.
from Seattle to Fairbanks and
Cinema the fare l. ti2B first class
aud tfi second class
The tickets ehith will he sold
Monday VIII be stamped with the
usual clause. subject 60 delays in
the sailing ~ steamers from white
horse on account Of river naviga
ton"
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NO EXCHANGE
OF TRANSFERS

fhsre IL no foundation for the
report that the Seattle. Reufon a
Southern railroad company has
taken up 9th the Seattle Electric
company the matter ~ exchanging
passengers under transfer reEuia.
tiuna. said President Wilson. Of
the Hanion road. tbis morning We
have not taken the matter up. nor
considered Il tn any WAY. and viii
not 80 so. az least no, for the pres.
eat
The story that the two fnads
suuld soon begin 10 exchange trans.
fTFs hHs been In circulation In the
communities along the Henion line
far ~. psni two or three weeks. one
repnft having il that the neW trans.
ief a1afsm would be lnaagufssad on
June
The Seattle Electric company ~
required ~ 90 blanket franchise to
exchange transfers with the Honton
line whenever the latter viii DO 40
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BREMERTON ITEMS

HREMERTON. May t2--Joe
Green and family visited hia former
home here for several days this
week
Mr. aaNby and family Of Green
Lake. have come 90 make Bremen
ton their nome Mr SaKhy has ac.
copied a position with the =. 8.
Keith Dry Goods company
Legal proceedings have been De.
gun 10 prevent the Fratcrnai order
Of Eagles from allowing sunday
night shows IN their hall Rev Car.
Ter. Methodist minister, has sworn
10 the complaint
The Catholic dinner aud entnr
talnmeni Of Thursday was patron.
iked By over 500 visitors
HHEMERToE. May t2-Rey.
Harry Hudson q up and around az
ter . severe attack - ia grippe.
An "a home was given BY Mrs
T. A Bender to the ladies Of the
Eastern Star. on Thursday after
noon The lemon idea Wna carried
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Then set Il up 70 hsNi the list
do yoa think that this vas fair
Another Globe hotel man sends
In this description 81 his ideal
woman
Ny idea % an Ideal Womsn-A
good housokseueF. clean and tidY
about her person. 20 mend your
clothes. cook your grub 80 that 4
- ftt 10 cat. - BE- honest. tfue
and kind. and always have e pleas
ant word and smile on your return
home AND ESPECIALLY TO
KEEP HER HAIR coMBED AND
TIDY H WtLMOT.
Globe Hotel
Elmer Wilson. 81 tho rniver.
aifY station. writes
NJ ideal woman a. a Christian
wife and mother. whose body. mind
and spirit are all In a healthy con
dition Sha u capable house
keeper. being a silent partner IN her
husbands business and fhe conf
dant Of her children She Il ca.
pable Of adapting hcrsoif 20 cir.
cumatanceg. In short. al her con.
duct IL guided By the golden rule ="
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HAS RHYTHMIC IDEAL

= = Risa1a. o. tho Globe ho
= srsass into rhyme In describing
Asai woman ~ Riadan IN.
saA'es that a sabss >ient attempt
~ Has bhue penclic,i. and fasrs
= -diiSr % task The editor
sssat sscall the Incident. BAT 20
- VI Risiou herewith submits
= htesi effort
- ntis q ny choice has n note
voice
re- laugh n hearty A:
y bar g tras and her eyes are
hue.
aaa hsr halr Ike a gold suu rag
~ nos too small for the form
thst's tall
80 eaEfed in graceful -
= slNags neat Nith a
~ Sword limit may be al flsht.
- saaed this descriptive song
e 80 You print my last attempt
nasa y0u kneu q was too long ?
- ~ and slashed and stripped 70.
Aaa isti y almost bare.
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$4,000 SALARY
N0TT00 MUCH
LAWYERS SAY SENATOR
Hills LkstL ADVICE TO
EQrusBi-F MAS WORTH
THsT. THOUGH III GAVE
xoxG

srw YORK. Mav the invss
safian ~ The charges AGAINST SEA
80 favls B I'll that hia relations
~ he Eauitabls Aeaurauen go
azEF shiis tn eonxreaa we're an,
- esal teek pace before TIE
rssssf romniftee of the Neu
Ira BAR sssos lation yesterday A
A<isssr Eiil b. rendered A. early
= gscfhls
II aAn.ltael lhat Be aseense.l
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JAP PORTERS FOR
NEW DEPOT

tapabrss Tor poftsrs aad other
attendants VIII be rnploysa At the
i'm depot inst 81 naon al possible
These attendants Vii be In nv.
cries and peffosa The usual fanc-
Items necessary around q dsrat
A present there ia a asusH corps
- Jars being uHaa 80 poftefs and
IN. outy uniform IL a Fsa cap upan
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5000 q year 80 BE- the aoelvty's
consulting counsel. bat In respons.
20 a direct auestiea stated that he
had naye bsen consulted ataaat mat
ters p~rtaintnE "a the Insurance 40.
partment In fare Of this state.
wsent rrosainent lawyers and ludHsA
Of the state testified that uilla
salary Saa rvaeanahi~ Zoe the ad
vice hs gave.
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mkINLrY MEMORIAL

NEW YORK. Nav 1.-THE trun.
toca Of the National Mckinley Ne
moFial association met here this
morning at the Manhattan hotel to
receive the report OF the special
committee appointed for the pur.
pose Of raising $4,000 endowment
fund and 10 transact other matters
IN connection with tho erection Of
the Mckinley memorial IN Canton
Sculptor Charles Henry NlshauH
was present and submitted to the
Inspection ~ the trustees his design
Tor the portrait statue Of Mckinley.
which f. to stand at the entrance
90 the tomb.
Treatments. sic a month Kirka-
willie Iuflrmnry Of Osteopathy. ftA
Washington building. 7tb First ave
Phone NJ. 62si. Ind s6as 90.
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BALLARD STRIKE
DRAGGING ALONG

BALLARD. MAY ~ The ont
come % the shinKieweavers strike
does not seem TO be nearer the I'm
iah than 10 WAS Sin weeks AKA. when
the strike started Several 0f the
mills are running again with nnn'
union men and are turning out a.
most their fall amount Of shingles
The ahinxie weavers now have so
men in their union. and are irving
hard 10 got the non union men TO
ioiu Them A. the present time
they have organized two bali teams
aud have games every dnY ai the
bail park
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dlnte family. Ills other relations
reside ia the East The body ~
to be sent TO Reeaahurg. Wiz. for
fnterment There will be funcr-
"a services AZ the residence. al
though the details bad not be ar
ranged
Or Ramsey has been failing for
years aud has been confined 20
the house. except on such coca
aious a. he was taken out for a
drive in his carriage
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CONFERENCE ON
SUNDAY CLOSING

general welfare viii b. asked By
ths Seattle Ministerial Association
70 participate IL the biE mass MEET
ms 20 b. held Monday. Mar "a
FOR the purpose - urElnx tbs eios
inK Of saloons on Sunday
The meeting ell 10 hald Al the
Chamber ~ Commerce durinE the
nonn haur In addition 70 urEinE
the dosing " saloons on Sunday
the promoters u the movement are
urxins that all saloons b. closed
az midnight each night
The pastors of the city. who are
members q the ministerial assoeia-
ton. viii deliver sermons on the
autieet ~ law enforcement tnHlor.
row in their churches
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MENACE rs
REMOVED

sAS FRANCISCO. May Il me
schooner Kava. arriving a. Eureka
today. fsrafSs sikhsiuz number o.
iexa believed 70 b. uart - the
hlx raft lest - to steamer faszzstf.
OF tie naTthsfn eoast ire rsft =
a nz-uaer % nastxstion and she
tsgRstf has been sFareh ira for Il
Tor week past It - rQw lsruha bly,
broken up and the Sanger removed.
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BLOW SAFE AT
CENTRALIA

cENTRALfA. May ~ burglars
last night blew rpen the safe Of
the Glendale creamery with nitro.
glYeeflne and secured between $50
aud AGO
tip 10 the present time no trace
OF the robbers has been found The
creamery a. situated on the north.
west edge ~ the city IN rather
isolated spot. aud the discovery
that u robbery had occurred was
not made until the morning. giving
the safe nmahhefa plenty OF time
20 make their getaway