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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02
Give Ma a Vacation.

People who work for themsel YES,
especially mothers, often glory in
not taking a vacation, in staying
forever at home. in sticking solidly
to what they believe to be their duty
To you, my conservative reader, a
vacation is just as necessary as 1t is
to the tired teacher or the faithful
clerk; and for the same reason-that
you may do more work when you do
work, and do it more effectively.
The duty which holds you will be
better performed, the home that you
are guarding will be better kept, and
the cheerfulness, and courage and
optimism which you need will be
more readily summoned, ii you take
time-not next year, but in the re-
manning weeks OF this very Summer
to drink in the stimulant OF new
faces, new landscapes and new ex-
periences.-In Woman's Home Com
paniOn for August.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02

.. {. Retzlaff arrived from Alfalfa
the first OF the week accompanied
by his father and brother of James,
town, North Dakota. Mr.. Retzlaff
Sr., will likely purchase property
here.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02

W. A. Grant, of Harrington, was
in town last week looking after his
property
The Twin City Ice & Cold Storage
Co. shipped a car of ice to Mentel &
McAlpin at kiona Saturday.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02
'@lce OF Teachers Examinations.

.otice is hereby given that eXamin-
=. .ons lur State Certificates and Life
'piolhas will be held at Wenatchee
%.ue, Chehalis, North Yakima,
J. oNahe and Walla Walla On August
w. oeh 'd eth, 1907. Examination
COMMON School Certificates will
Hfld at Prosser beginning at
~. nocN a. m. Thursday. August Sth,
W.T. j. W. Gilkey,
TO. Supt. Schools.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02

!: hows like electricity thru your
''o'' 1t does the work. If you are
n s''hg away take HOLSTERS Rocky
4. 'o'alh Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tab
w. The Columbia Pharmacy.
toh SALE-My acre in tue Gar
tracts. Seven room house, ali
~'sned; good We'll and out building;
'' set to fruit. $500 cash, balarce
"sult Purchaser.
\ B. FRENCH.
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Mrs. L. Gibson.

The REV. J. Frederick sexton Gt at'
names Episcopal church Of Westyille'
) sslsted by the Rev. Mr.. Todd will OH
eiate at the funeral services to pc nero
this afternoon at ESQ o'clock for lfaei-
Ia May Warner, wife w Judson GIBSON,
at the residence Of her father Ellis y
warner Of woodbridge. ,s,..
The pailbearers win be young o ia n,
who were graduated at the W ,s i.s
school with her. Interment VIII Dc ~
W Mrs. Gibson died in st Louis, Mo
cary Monday morning, November ,1aoer IL, 10
she was Of a very amiable dlsposlIIiro 3a
and had many friends in tnis eity. I LEI
many friends ana Sas former nf hsr ntimely
death. Besides her husband and PIT
ents she is survived BY an infant oaoy'
born Sunday, November H.
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HrroHoooK's HOME SOLD.
Summer Residence Transferred tc
Theatrical Manager Savage.

Mineola, L. l., Nov. 20.--The sum
mer home of Raymond Hitchcock the
comedian, at Great Neck, L. l., which
figures prominently in the charges
which recently resulted in six indiet-
ments alleging criminal assault being
returned against Hitchcock, has been
transferred to Henry w. Savage, the
theatrical manager, under whom he is
now appearing, The deed was exc
cuted November I, but was not re-
corded till to-day
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saoo.Oo REWARD.

The Westville School District will
pay reward of $4,000 to the person
or persons who shall cause the arrest
and secure evidence which will result
In the conviction of the party or par
ties who set fire to the barn in the
rear of the store Of Mercer & Mcguire a
few weeks ago.
BY Board of Bducntion.
HOBART l. H0TCH&TSS, Clerk.
New Haven, Nov. IA. 1907. mis- wv
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For SAL: ,
LOANS AND MORTGAGES.

l HAVE several trou5anI dollars to
loan In small amounts on second
fnortGaGe. Call mornings. Palma
tier, Malley building, MIC ct
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MoNTv1nnE BUSINESS REVIVAL.

Montyille, Nov. 2O,-The cotton mills
of Palmer Brothers at Palmertown
have resumed operations after brief
shut down. The paper box shop of C,
NJ. Robertson company in the same
village also has resumed after repairs
In the RoeBland paper NTH, The Mo-
hogan paper mills at Quaker Hin are
expected to be ready for operation
about Januaryf,
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George w. Baker.

The Rev. Mr. Bell of ST. Paul's church
officiated at the funeral services which
ware held Yesterday afternoon, for Geo
W Paker in Stahl & sons undertaking
rooms in Meadow street, Interment was
in the Westville cemetery.
Mr. Baker died in Lakeville, Conn,
Monday of natural causes. He is sur
vived by a brother, William, who lives
in this city.
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Mrs. G. III. seeley.

The death of Aseneth Hadley, wife Of
cantain Charles H. Seeley, occurred
Tuesday at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, NJ ], Adams, after e, en- illness IS
ias sting over two years. Dropsy IS
Thought to have caused her deaul;
IN 1883, being In her seventy-fourth
YEAR. She came To this city over fifty
YEARS aRo and lived at 144 Front street.
XXX sbs bad many friends in Fair Haven,
who will be grieved to hear OF her
death.
hand and two daughters, Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Frederick simpson.
The Kew DR.. Sheath, pastor OF the
Grand Avenue Congregational church
vii. oficiatc at the funeral services,
which will be held this afternoon at
menf will be in the Fair Haven ceme-
)f,fN
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Jasper II. Copley.

Funeral services were conducted yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in the
mortuary chapel of Lewis s. Maycock
by the Rev. Mr.. Hill for Jasper II, Cop
lev, who was found dead at l76 Liberty
street Monday. Interment was in the
Hamden Plains cemetery. The bursting
of q blood vessel caused his death.
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Binding Permits.

Stephen e. Thompson, frame We
randa eS5 orange street, corner Law
renee; $3.50.
Thomas Collins, open wagon she'd
% Leonard street near summer
$500. !,
Ada r., walter s, Gardei est w Il.
Garde. Meadow street and Columbus
avenue, repairs after fire In Garde
hotel, cost $4,000.
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Arrs. sarnh II. ROBINSON.

The Rev DR.. Phillips, pastor OF the
fu iip services, which were held yes
terday afternoon al o'clock for Sarah
n widow of Warren Robinson, at her
residence 'S11 Orange street lnterment
| was in the Evergreen cemetery, MIS-
Robinson died Monday
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Fannie Bacote.

FANNIE paccte, wife Of Charles Nc.
|pufv died Tuesday at the age o.
wa,,+v-fi ave years. Funeral services
win take place from her late residence,
70 Eaton street, tomorrow At N8s
o'clock. Interment win be In Westviiie
cemetery.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

One cent o word for each insertion,
five cents word for a full week. seven
times.
FINE, large newly furnished rooms at
SIS George street. n2i 1t
FURNISHED front room. Business
men or women S. Edgewood avenue,
corner Dwight MO st
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Miss Icttle Richards.

rha nav rather Coyle VIII oflciate
- ne fIineraI services to be held to-
d a. "a at o'clock in St: Johns church
for Miss Lettie Richards, whose DEAN =
occurred Monday evening. lntermeht
will be in st. Lawrence cemetery
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Mi,o 6. Todd.

Milo s. Todd Of Watertown, at one
time a business man here, died at Grace
hospital yesterday ~
tfe vas seventy-five years old ana
death was caused by an abseess OF the
lungs.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

Dist, Of New Haven IS, Probate Court,
November Is, 1907
ESTATE OF LEvbRETT d. HEMiNG-
WAY, late Of New Haven in said
District, deceased.
The Administrators eta having made
written application for an order au-
thorizing and empowering them to sell
and convey certain real estate of said
deceased as by said application on file
in this Court more fully appears, It is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at a Court of
Probate to be held at New Haven, in
said District, on the 21st day Of No
vember, 1907, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon, and that public notice Of the pen
dency Of said application, and Of the
time and place Of the hearing. thereon
be given by publishing this order three
times in some newspaper having cir
culation in said District.
BY the Court,
JOHN L. gibson.
n19 sts Judge.
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Nfortgngee.


Ralph Prete ct TX to Alice M
stiles, land with buildings Fair
street. AZ ia feet: $4,000
Charles w. Lowe to Patrick Nc
Catten, ct al, land with buildings
Maltby place, "a feet; $2,7oO,
John Love to John Mccarten, ct
all, land with buildings, Mahby place,
SIS feet, $4,000.
George Montana to ,Pasquale Fus7
CO. land, Oak street 55 feet; amount
not specified.
William Alderman to Isaae Kauf-
man, land with buildings vernon
street, ~ feet: s1,15O.
Kate Bernhardt. to the New Haven
Progressive Building and Loan asso-
citation, land with buildings, Winehes-
ter avenue, SO feet; $745.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
DESIGNATION OF PROHIBITED SOFT
SHE'LL CLAM GROUNDS in THE
TOWN nE ORANGE

10 Whom 1t May Concern:
We, the undersigned Seleetmen Of the
Town Of Orange, acting herein under
and by virtue Of an Act entitled. An
Act for the Protection Of Long or Soft
Shell CLANS in the Town of Orange"
have designated and do hereby desig-
nate all that portion Of the natural
clam grounds Of said Town Of Orange
situated and lying between the bound
cry line of the Town of Orange and
Milford and the westerly side of Brad
leyS Point or Yellow Rock $50 oailed},
wherein the taking of long or soft
shei' CLANS is prohibited from Deem
Der L., 1907, until June /, 1923.
Dated at orange this 18th day Of Mo-
vember. 1901
WALTER A. MAIN. 81
BLFQQD C. RUSSELL,
GREENE KENDRICK4
MO 2t Seleetmen,
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Norway has twenty hospitals devot-
ed to the treatment of leprosy.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

NINETEEN foot SHARPLY FOR sale. Tank,
Mudier, anchor and cable. Guaran-
teed not to leak $40 A. x, this Of
fee. ne V
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HELP WAMTEn--MALE.

-'SN>NN-c~~NN-~-e-oIreo>-r-o~o
One cent d word for each insertion,
five cents word for full week, seven
times
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One cent word FOR each Insertion, Ave
cents word for a full week. seven
times
$500 REWARD fof return Of seaiskin
scarf. Lost Saturday night. q. o.
Grueher 900 Chapel street. NIL 2t
|LOsT-An unopened registered letter on
Church, George or State streets
Wednesday afternoon, addressed to
william Roundtree. Reward If re-
turned to Durant hotel, State street
near Whiting. NIL it,
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TEACHERS WANTED.

>7N~~~~~-~~NJ~
One cent word for each Insertion,
five cents a wore for fall week, seven
times
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BUYING ladies', gents old clothes: send
postal Sam Wilder. GA Grand avs
nue.. 90 I'm
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EXPORT TRADE.

midas export trade IN spices amount
ed last year to over s46,s0o00O,
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AUD COURIER THURSDAY NOVEMBER
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
DEEDS AS RECORDED
Warrantees, Quit Claims, Mort
cages and Permits
Issued.

The following real estate transac-
lions were recorded in the town
clerks Office yesterday:
Warranty Deeds.
Gabriel spa1ice. ct nv, to Giro
Massinmino, land with buildings,
Myrtle street, IS feet.
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Quit Claims.

New Milford Savings bank to Sal
walton Army, land, Chapel street.
Abraham Weinberg to Teresa Pre-
tie, land on Fair street, "a feet.
Raffaele Prete to George Leete
Peck, land, Fair street, 45 is feet.
George Leete Peck to Teresa Pre-
tie, land Fair street. Al 1-5 feet.
John E. Tomas to Abraham Werz-
berg, hnd, Division street, s. feet.
Ida NJ. seabrook to Pennington
Savings bank, land, Park street 60
feet.
New Haven Progressive Building
and Loan association, Inc, to Kate
Rernhardt, land with building, Win
chester avenue, 50 feet.
rertha Heger to william r. RAJ
don, land with buildings, Court
street, % feet.
Everett B. clark to Alfred E. Tow
er, land, Baldwin street, 80 feet,
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WAN Il Ed.


One cent word for each Insertion.
five cents word fer q full week, seven
times.
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stove parts to rsplate. John A. Peck
ham, s5S GranG'avenae. os i'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. FREDERICK WELD will engage
the services Of limited number OF
good singers for chorus choir.
Voices tried at 1879 Orange St.
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ANNOYING ENTS.

Phone 30s7-4 for mattress WORK, tea
ther renovating or for particulars
about Cottons 'Kno tut" Felt Mat
trehfe best bed on earth. Mattresses
made from old feather beds. Folding
Mattress Co. COTE street
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AucTI0n SALE.

eo~>>"o-~->eN~-e~>~No~N
One cent q. w0rl for each insertion.
hve cents word for fur week. seven
times.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

One cent word for each insertion,
five cents a word for b fun w9ek seven
times.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED---A first- class man to act as
our distributing agent for Our axle
grease automobile grease, engine and
oil. Liberal commission paid the
right man Hughes Anti Friction Co..
1875 State st., Boston, Mass mis- IT.
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WANTED second hand small square
aquarium, Address Aquarium, Jour-
nal and Courier office rise I,
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F0P SALE or RENT.

One cent 4 word for each insertion.
ffve cents word for frll week. seven
times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-19
Died.

MARTINE-At PainfsId y j. On Thursday. July IS.
1907 Mary Elizabeth daughter Of the Daniel and
Anna NJ. MARITIME. Funeral service her late resi-
July 20 $50 p III.
MORGAN-Tuesday. July &c. late residence. No.
col West l5Jth the 11sr year his
Edward son Of the late Mathew and Lucinda Lee
Morgan Funeral services VIII be held on Friday.
July 10. All Saints Church. Great Neck, Long
Island on arrival OF special train leaving East Sih
street ferry LOO P
late John Perrne Mount and Mary l. Mills Funeral
service Friday, p No. 36$ Carlton avenue.
Brooklyn Freehold N. j. papers please copy.
MURTHA-On Thursday morning. Ann 0furtha
loved mother OF Thomas y. and Annie NJ Murtha.
and native Of County Cavan. Ireland Funeral
from her late residence. No 90 kosciusko street.
Brooklyn. on Sunday. July u, at p.
NICoLIe-suddeny Greenwich. Conn. OF Wednesday.
July Il. OF heart failure Mary NicOu widow OF
Iae Edward Holland N!coH and eldest daughter OF ths
late John Player and Margaret Crosby
services VIII be held Christ Church. Greenwich.
Ionn on Friday morning July ~ on the arrival q
300 a. Interment WOodlawn the conven-
fence OF the family.
PANGBURN Wednesday. July Il. 1891. Margaret h.
widow jeremiah PangbUrn Funeral service at her
late residence. No 90 West 1lth Friday. July 9.
at 1 O'Clock
QUINN-On Tuesday. July Is. 1907 Catherine. daugh-
ter OF Patrick and the late Catherine Quinn. her
residence, No. 400 81. Marks avenue. Brooklyn.
Teresa's Church
RAUCHFUSS-Cu Wednesday JULY L. 1907 Mary
Margaret Eauchfuss aged fOrty-2ine years Funeral
services VIII a late residence No. 1909
o'clock Internent az East Chester, y Y, SatuF-
day morning.
sTURGEs-On Tuesday. July 1s 1907 Martha Ellsworth
beloved wife OF Thomas T. Funeral services will
arrival the I1O3 train nom New York Via y y.
y IL * H r R. on Friday. July 10 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-19
KING HELD FOR MURDER.
Name and Record Learned of Er-
CORUict an ROsenheimer Case.

1t became known yesterday that the ex-convict
now under arrest in the Tombs. who is believed
to be implicated in the murder of julius T. Rosen-
heimer in his rose garden at Pelham June Is
is George B. King. Sheriff Lane Of Westminster
County has arranged 10 go before the Westminster
County Grand Jury soon il meets.
King, IN the mean time. although he was SEN
fenced 10 two and half years in Sing Sing
for burglary by Judge O'SuIlivan in New York on
July s. will remain in the TOnbs. 1t is said that
King has ''paI' In New York who is under sur
veance- The two men are well known criminals
It is said that they were seen talking the night
before the murder TO q certain person who knew
the habits OF Mr.. ROsenheimer, and that they
were told when the hoId-up would occur.
Sheriff Lane said yesterday that 1t was not known
whether the men were in Pelham on the night OF
June Is They We're not at the place they SAID
they we're on that night he added.
King has served time under the names OF George
Davis and George Macy. He has operated IN
Westminster County and is well known in Mount
Vernon, White Plains, Yonkers and other West
chester cities. Early in May he was released from
Sing Sing after serving time for a robbery conf
mitted at Dobbs Ferry.
He arrested on July for smashing the win
dow of a jewelry at No IA East Broadway
with a stone and stealing half a dozen cheap
watches. He said that he had committed the
crime that he might be sent to prison
Il want to get away he said, until something
blows over. II you guys were wise you might
pinch for something big"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-19
PLAN WIRELESS MESSAGE SHOWER.
"Carragan Is Coming Home Cry Friends
Who arrange Novel Welcome.

Carragan is coming home The persons who
handle wireless messages would 1iko 10 know
something regarding Carragans identity and why
such stock of messages has been left with them
to lombard him with the Minnetonka, which
sailed from London July Il, comes into port.
In drug circles here everybody knows Carragan,
that IS Sidney H. Carragan. When he went abroad
in the spring to spend vacation in Europe that
fact became known TO his business associates and
friends Word was recently received here from
Carragau that he had studied French while away
and thought he able 20 talk that language
fairly well. His friends and associates decided to
try 10 make Carragan forget his knowledge OF
the French language
Let US lombard him with wireless messages"
suggested Thomas J. keenan,. associate editor OF
The American Druggist" and this suggestion was
Immediately acted upon. So Carrag0n is to be
bombarded with wireless messages in hope that
he Will talk only English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-19
OIL IN ARTIFICIAL LAKES.

Kefer Qnd. t. dispatch to The Kansas City Star
In the Glenn pool just south of here, there are
lakes of oil in which millions of barrels stored
These lakes are really eartnen tanks They are
from 800 to 2500 feet long, from 80 400 feet wide
and from L to Is feet deep. The capacities range
from 10000 barrels 100000 barrels.
Earthen tankaEe necessity caused by the
tremendous production in the Glenn pool and the
inability of producers to secure steel tanks. me
oil is turned into them right from the wells There
Walfear Of fire for long time, hut the two severe
tanks and in which several wells were struck by
lightning, left the oil I'm earthern tankage IN
harmed There was also the fear Of rapid de-
teror2tion through evaporation. but this has been
proved to he largely theoretical
-Four earthen walls are thrown up and covered
In some places with cement. The bottom OF the
tank usually has three four inches Of water 10
prevent scegage of the oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-19
THIS MoLTKE NOT A COUNT.

Frederick Won Moltke, the Minister OF the
Interior in Prussia. has nobiliary title and IS
Of AdoIph Won Moltke. the youngest and IA
died in Italy in 1871 chamberlain of the King
OF Denmark His eldest succeeded 70 the title
Of count Of his uncle the field marshal, and 20 the
latter's property. and commands the military dis
tr4ct Of Hanover Another son Is General Helmuth
Moltke, chief of the General Staff OF the Ger
army. and who was the favorite eide-de-camp
OF his NlustrioUs uncle He. too. has nobiliary
title. There are still other brothers. namely.
Frederick Won Moltke, the new Minister Of the In
terror and Ludwig Won Moltke.
General Count Cuno MOltke who recent
y compelled sever his connection with the mill
tary household Of the Emperor q result OF
the Gutenberg Harden controversy, belongs 10 an
entirely different branch OF the family In fact II
is necessary 90 back almost hundred years
in order establish his relationship with the new
Minister OF the Interior. Frederick Won Moltke IS
married 70 the daughter Of a rich merchant Of
Magdeburg named Zuckschwerdt. and is quite rich
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.