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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23
THE DEATH RECORD.

Anderson.-Mr. s. Merryman Anderson
died at his home in Baltimore, on the 18th
instant, aged 65 years. He was native of
Baltimore county and for many years was en-
furnace farm of the Hampton estate. From
there he removed to New Freedom. Pa, and
from thence to Baltimore. Mr.. Anderson,
who was a member of Towson Lodge of Odd
Fellows, was brother Of the late James NJ.
Anderson, we'll known farmer near Phoenix.
His widow, who survives him, with six daugh.
ters and three sons, is q sister of the late 8.
Parker Bosley, of the Towson bar. The flu.
neral took place on Thursday afternoon and
the interment was in Loudon Park Cemetery.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23

Holidays in 1908. year Washing
toms Birthday, Memorial Day and the Fourth
of July all fall on Saturday giving the public
three ''double holidays" Ordinarily these
three do not fall on the same day, but by the
Intervention of February 10Th next year Wash
ingtons Birthday falls just IA weeks earlier
than Memorial Day. which regularly comes
five weeks before the Fourth, says an exchange.
The advantage of having holiday adjon
Sunday, for people who desire to seize the OPP
portunity to make trips out of town, is very
great. In creating the last holiday-Labor
Day-advantage Of this principle was taken in
the selection of first Monday instead of
numbered day of the month. In 1909 Wash
ington's Birthday falls on Monday, the Both of
May and the Fourth of July on Sunday, which
all mean Monday observation, so that for two
years in succession double holidays are assured.
In the latter year Christmas will also fall on
Saturday, thereby affording the most complete
trial of the double holiday" possible in our
calendar.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23

An Interesting Decision on Water
Rights. Duncan has filed an opinion
in the Circuit Court here in the case of John
Kelley and wife against Douglas H. Cor
don, the Roland Park Company and the Ro-
land Park Electric and Water Company, sus
tanning the rights of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley in
the waters of Stony Run.
In accordance with the opinion, Judge Dun
can says he will sign degree restraining Mr..
Gordon and the Roland Park Company from
diverting the waters of Stony Run so as to
interfere with its natural flow, and also re-
straining them from storing the water in q
reservoir to supply residents in that neighbor-
hood ~ ~ m a., .-.s-
Mr.. Kelley, who owns one ninth interest
in 70 acres Of land east of Roland avenue,
through which property Stony Run flows after
it leaves Mr. Gordon's property, claimed that
his rights as a lower riparian owner were inter-
fered with by the diverting of the water and
storage of same in reservoir to supply Roland
Park and vicinity.
The Roland Park companies filed petition
asking the court to dismiss the suit against
them, as their contract with Mr.. Gordon had
run out and they had not availed themselves
of the opportunity to purchase the plant, but
the court refused to do So as the testimony
showed that the plant is still connected with
the Roland Park system. The main supply
for the reservoir comes from Indian Spring on
Mr.. Gordon's property.
Mr. and Mrs Kelley were represented by
Attorneys Telfair w. Marriott, George w.
Mister and Thomas H. Robinson. Messrs.
Taylor, Keech, Wright & Lord appeared for
Mr.. Gordon and the Roland Park companies
were represented by Attorneys Francis K.
Carey, j. B. Holland and James Piper.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23

To THE Committee on Paper of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Association which
called at the White House last week, Presi-
dent Roosevelt intimated that he would urge
Congress to repeal the tariff on print paper,
wood pulp and the wood that goes into the
manufacture of paper, also that be would have
the Department of Justice investigate the pa
per trust to see if it had violated the laws.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate u william l.. youle, Dece~s~d
The undersigned. having b,en a~poio>eA
ehecutor ~ the estate of william l. IsaIs
oiossaO. d~cesrsA, bevsby gives Dutiss skoS -
viii app~os be4"Fe the CoWnty toast = aoiA
0aonisoa tounty, st tho CoNr HOose - Gee.
of Jsaasr,. A. u. 1Sr, ut The h01r u lOs'eAssk
4. y. Of seid Gay, st which tine ell upsuuns
havsnG clasms against said estate ssO n~4tnoA
Ing the sssss adjusted. All p,evsons in6HA6oA
~ said estsse ere requested to Eske iaao1i.
ate payment Ia the undersiGDsd.
Dated ot GHnnison, Colorado, this Qth Aoy a
December. A. b. 1a7
NORMAN MtCKINTOSH,
EHecu'or ~ the estate Of William l.. Yosls,
decessed. Dec. .3-Jan TO- tSs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
sssvNt ~ Anst~tONsv DAs

Estate of Dants.i Unruh, deceased
The und@rs ixped. having been sppointe,a a.
miBisf traitor with the viii annexed ~ Doaisl
Unruh, late ~ the County ~ t,ubsis -, - the
state Of Colorsdo, dsceased. heseHS gives
notice that he ~ill spss@r bsfose tk- COusee
toart ~ said 6usni-oa County. at the Causs
8Osse in GHsnisspa. In ssid COu8ty - 0<A
deg, ths bSsk aay n Jssassy. A. D. ~, q ~
hosr ~ ~ O'Clock .. =. II ssiA Asv, q vkick
time al p~vssns having clsims agssssl saiA
essste sve nspsihed ssA requested IN sesssA ~
persoss Indebted 70 said estate ere ps9ssse~d
10 make immediate psvmeut To tie uoAos.
signed.
December A ID 1877.
Y.D.vAN AIKEN
Administrator with the will a0nened a the
estate of Daniel UBruh, dscessed.
Dec. l3-Jan. 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
BEl NolluIl06.
sSsus ~ AoSa ss0ass nAs

Estate ~ I..i- Miller. decreased.
The undersigned. having b-ea apSsss0eoA
sds,ini-trstril II The estate II Lowss = iIhos.
late ~ the County of Gum ison IN tte SsaAo ~
Colorado. ,s~cessed, her~h, gives ps,tie~ skss
she " vi appear before the onnsy COssrt u saia
6nnbi-on County ~ the tvsrt House is 0os-
ni.oo. in said ouDry. on Monday. The ssh ~
sf Jsnusry. A D. INr st the hour ~ W o'elsn.k
y. M. 81 said day at which time ell poe~Qoe
having claims against said estate are nsseb0D1
ing the ssae adjusted. All persons tsAs6As1
to -aid estate are requested to make iaosaia1s
pay yRseHt To the undersigned.
Dated at 6unnison, Colorado, this ttk aaS
Of December A. ID. lSf.
ANNIE MIl.LGu
Administrative of the estate Of Louis Mills,
deceased. Ib~c. u, Jaa, g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

Historic 0aA Antonio
Veg ~ sssfik raas - this charmiag
Wisesr s1D1ss ~ Cseses1o 4 Sosihesn.
r e FnooR. q. z. L., DseSsr, vii fss-
0ioA fun iaGsnnaGisa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
Noeioe a S>eek Csoweu' Ngoetine

A meeting Of the Gunnison
county stock growers' association 10
hereby called for Saturday, Decem-
Der 81, at the county court horse in
Gunnison at 1890 .. m. for the pur-
pose Of elscting delegates to attend
Tie annual meeting Of the Colorado
Cattle 4 Horse Growers' Association
which meets in Denver 1t the Al
baay, hotsa, January 10Th, 1908, and
70 trsnsact other important business
II. H. ANDREWS, Psvsideat,
c. L. Stone, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

Deep at the fount that has made you
laugh
SHOW me the spring OF your suileiese Joy.
Let m. again be the barefoot boy"
Blue dcnimed Had. with the busted toe.
Pondered a moment ought to know.
Tis.'s got chipmunk high up tree
fuss hez got kittens Would ycu come
sesg
! got to school hut they amt none now
Jimmie and me Is "a bringin' m Govt"
Rasgedy bo-. with busted toe.
Are these the reasons your laugh rinGs
ro2
Mere bagatelles In the worldly plan
Fate has In store for the NJ. Of man"
Amt you quite happy" he lisped
That's bad"
III YOU were younger you might bs
glad"
Little old man with n longing heart
Once In . life COMES the bcytah pArt,
Once in span comes the boyieh tan
And the bust~A toe 4 the little man,
Only the cheer Of the after glow
ClihSs to the man In LIES ebb and 0oOi
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

Coaoheano l(ardi Ofas
~ No. Otl1nQ - Fe6Tny. Aurocs-
~ WtgoR toui8 0e GW Aesoi0ezSe
|O-S +. Z CD8oa. q. r 4. Dsav0r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
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n sSu-ss suussuo p sos~s sahs1 -
s~susss IN 49,. ses hsAss6 -.
s.ss@ -S@.s n.s'ss. ansssssU' -
sEesxsss bsDsssS'Ane-
pnsrsssy = . os.s Hsesss ssasssssss =
hiSsd-D0esGs. asd tAsc ~ sssO,easas
49, scan awucspS4y eAsesapsy - 3 cuG0-
Gse UAy uSss IL Ne Her.sss IssiaG ssss-
LssecAial ss1H. sss.scA. oes~h -
- =: 80 49, : - -: :: :.:S g
- SssEzs e, ,1i 60
- = 80 Ii - - r
ln6 1.1naala- -
Mknr euuruu1a:sslr,u1
6YybU9lsM ~ JsS9ly el!.lS 49, -
iag tsnsc sssd ssrSise. k1 wee& toeor
eal sses- -~os~eA ~omea-ne ussas.s whs1
hes eass~a tie hsess ~ss~a. -Hssossas
tBvpcr.psioa wisl h. ss,ssIa uss'-e eosssssss
- baisdsaG mp the ssFeassh- s,eSassin6
th< Wo0Auly fanctsoss. sHisaose1 Doto
AsA he,noiaG assost . healthy, vt0aeUsnD
cossditissa 81 the Whole ~ sseR-
u bsspk 81 particulars NraJA eocA oUo9A
QssAt0G What s;osVs II msssept Dedr
icAl saths~s. ~hss-e Works sre essnsults0
BY ph , >,c.AIs- of ali the schsssss of Isrecti10
- gu'sas-s In prescribing. say u cacA ~
eseassnt entering isto these wssst6sciUaA
The weeds ef praise bestowed - tAe
several ingredients entering into JhH.t<1
Piesce's 1estscipes bv such writers sksssal1
have Rore weight than any spsousse q
Ron professional testimonials. tsecau1g
such mea are writing for the guidance -
their medical bvethren sNd Know " hess<4
they speak-
Rosk medicines are NON alcoholic. N1nr
secrs.t. aud contain no harmful habse-
forminG drugs. being comJsr-s.si III GlyccFts
extracts 81 the r.ots Of native. AHseslcAA
medicinal fore-; plants They an bsssh
sold by dealers IN medicine. Iou csnt
Afford 10 accept a. a substitute fos 49, "
these medicines of knv~G comps~itioA
sBy secret nsyStrum.
Dv. Piesces Pellets. small sugar-coate1
eory IL take - candy. regulate AID ~
viGorate stomach, livse And kDWelal
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
~ oysoa WisslsMA

Twas May ana the w1lA apple blossoms
Were flooding the air with perfume.
Twas May and the Goddess Of Spring
time
was decking her ra.ment with bloon-
We followed the trail sf the woodeman
Nv river and hill ana ravine.
We stood where the crest of the monarch
Cast brook ward it's shade to the sheen.
We piucked from the wild apD,e
branches
An arYiful Of bl0escyns and green.
Ara these In the shade Of a. elder
I faoAtsned q crown fer ny 00oeA.
I fasASs~eA q crown fer NY sWee4kooSe.
An Migrant an4 ~ WttA teo 49,.
AN hpasoe than - Woo ny My
AsA. s0ssthea<1 49, ny 49, Joa!
Ysss Aais theA - ssv~~ - the es-
Y~ur sva Vese - Vsrs - the morn:
HCR cAssAs were eus-b3sOhinG the blss-
~ SsaastnG thsar esoAsa0 to s-cra.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

y. s. MAILS.
eorning mail going vest closes at 10 s6 O. m
and evening mail GoinG east at 3Ab D. n
Crested butte mail closss at IO.0
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
sssft~sesy PpsVssaDs

Notice 10 hereby given that the Board of
COanty COmmissloeers a the County Of 0unni-
sGa. will receive bids Tor supplying said County
sUr the year 1sOe, a all books. stationery. rec
osAe. printing, itho(raphinG, pene. ink type
writing supplies and blsohs, required by the
County for it's vss durinG sid time. sealed
eeOposals may BE- nl~d With the clerk Of said
Board on Or bOfofe Deesabsr 3lst, 1aE.
Dated November xsh, 107.
R.J. HURLEY. Clerk.
Firpt pub. Dec. s. lest Dee. q, lSU7
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
- oouo . .ss.~

Blue denimed lad. with a busted toe.
Why do you smile at this old world so7
iAttle brown boy. with sun-burned
nose.
Out at the crown where your cowIck
RAGGedy lad. with a coat Of tsn
what makes you happy Come. little
man
Ia II the brook with It's habblng now
Brook that has bass In Its undcrtows
Is II your boat. your dog or kite2
Is " the pond lilies nOating white,
is n the strawb berries on the hillg
Is Il the swimming pool by the mill:
Is n the wood with Its creatures queer
Is u the sky ti.at is blue and clear?
Ii II. Oh. blue denimed lad. the bee
IsadinG away on ether sea-
IL II, my boy. just the soulful lad
rhso6banG within you that mAkes you
Glad,
An. ragged Lad. with a busted toe
Tell me your secret-I long to know
Tell me your secret that I may quaR
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
USefu INFORMATION.
Cunnison Town Officers.

Cunnison Town officers.
Z ayOr, e. y Mueller
Clsrk, ". N. COrum.
1FeasaPer ". A. Clark.
4srsAsl, 6eO. 2. Myers.
Polics Magistrate. J. Voter.
Attorney, B, n. Nageset
Trusteeet. Il. Pennington, ". l.. Richard
sos. p, ". Harper, ". y. Ditto. 4. J. Miller.
Tho Board ~ Trustees nests the first Monday
OF each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20
Headache?

II it docs, you should
Try Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain
Pills. Why not do 20.
They will relieve tho
pain in just q few min.
utcs. Ask your druggist
There are a, 600 druggists
In the U. s. Ask any Of
them. A package Of 25
doses costs 25 cents. One
tablet usually stops .
headache. They relieve
pain without leaving any
disagreeable after-effects
isn't that what you
want9
Ny son Frank Snyder has used
Dr. Niles Anti-Pain Pills for q long
time. lie never had anything 70
he1p him 30 much for headache. A
year ago he came home. and 1 was
Gown sick with such a dreadful nerv-
o0s headache. He gave mo one II
the Anti-Pain Pills. and after while
I took another and was entirely re-
AeveA. always keep them in the
house now. and gave many away to
0<hers suffering with headache"
MRS. LOUISE LEWELLYN,
POWef, South Dakota
ve~e erUOoise sssse 0r. haises' Ami.
UosN eitte, 0N1 ~ oseh0rioo MIN -
Cs.rn tts s~'se q Nese essas0s (sHiy)
Miles Medical Co, E1khart, lad
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

Your hair now is white a. TIRE MY,
The years have left lines In yeue broO.
but. sweetheart our love thSn ~
bauhle
Compared TO the love that is nov,
BY all the long trails we have tra~eloA
Some sun-lit and otherp Of GiooM.
nut alwaye you've hssn the eaane s~ose-
crowned with the wild-apple biooM!
Your eyes are - pur~ ~ In 0fvlho~A-
No0r ktee - - swe~t to my No.
fsu are queen cf the wila-oppls kloo-
rSa are queen to your pink Niger tiVs.
For yeas~ cannot tahe frc-~ ypuy ssausy
re fra9rance Gea pvt IN your hssr,.
The truth ana unoelAsh AsvQs1~n
That neasurss the tros WORon's Vart!
I hail thee the queen 81 the noay-etws,
Thy sway 10 ths ssalR q - RI.
No - corA nsss AAssss her Ass-i .
Il t'ioa hase. - 0O0sRnsass ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-20

County OFFICERS.
County G.erk and Recorder. r. j. Hurley
County Treasurer, Annie NJ Dowppy
sheriff, VIM. Watson.
County Assessor, A. n. Thomas.
County Surveyor, q. n. Aikine
County Attorney. d. T. Sapp
County Judge. .Geo. Aetherinxton.
County Superint endent n ies luella Jobpeop
County Coroner, Dr. n. J. hystt
County Commissioner LIST District, J. n. Collips
County ON n, ssioner End District, J. n. t'uster
CoNsty Commi missioner Srd District. q. n. miller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02

LOST.--A bunch Of keys al BENJAMIN Falls
Wednesday afternoon. Finder please return
he same to this Office and be rewarded ilstG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

August sale at Vaughan's.
See the new Carlo pIaids, at Vaug.
hans.
New mercerized tartan Plaids At
Abbott's.
Nice fresh blueberries at a. Giachi-
NOS, Hale's block.
The ITooligans Of the West at the
Pavilion this week.
i. r, Davis went to Graniteville this
morning on business.
a. Diyersi went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Extra stamps given Saturday and
Monday ut the Tea Store.
Mr.. and Airs. Albert Parsons are visit
ing at the home Of Y. f. Ayers.
Miss Marie Zoria Of Hordwick is Wis
iting friends in the CITY for q few days,
Miss Lois Mcneil went TO Stowe this
morning for weeks vacation with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Ford retuned yes
terday from weeks vacation at Green's
boro pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Wallace went to
Woodbury. pond yesterday for y two
days stay.
Mrs. N. S. Love and Mrs. Leon Smith
went 10 York Beach yesterday for q
weeks outing
Prof. Lewis Ghifith and family left
this morning for months stay IN Bos-
ton and vicinity.
John McCiowan, who is camping at
IIighgate this week was in the city yes
terday on business.
Miss Margaret Daley ~ Burlington ar
rived IN the city this afternoon for .
visit with relatives.
Charles Halves caught a brook trout
III Brooktield yesterday 10 inches long
and Weighing a pounds.
Raphael Notini, who has been visiting
| friends IN Boston for the past week re-
turned 10 the city yesterday.
The city treasurer win be in his Of
flee every evening from now to the tenth
Of August to receive taxes.
| i. P. Austin, who has been in the hos
jital at Montreal for the past month re-
turned to the city yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold y. Barton 81
Boston are spending months vacation
at the home Of Y. =. Ayers.
Carl Sawyer resumed work at East.
man Brothers this morning after q week
vacation at Lake Bomoseen and at Rut
hand.
DR.. and Mrs. George D. Wheeler stop
nad n the citv Yesterday with friends OF
their way by automobile 70 Greensboro
pond.
TypewTiting and copying, writing
from dictation, circular letters q spec
ialty. Mrs. Mary G. Nye, and
Blanchard block.
Saturdays special at Smith & Cum
| ings Il their famous boleless snioket
shoulders at lie per pound. Read theil
advertisement nthe 5th page.
Grace Brown will sing the illustrated
songs for the Wonderland Moving Pic
ture Co. every night and Saturday matt
nee this week at the Pavilion,
Plumbers. There win be a reguia
meeting Of Local No. 95, in Painters
| hall. Friday evening, August 2. A goo
attendance is requested. Geo. w. Quinn
lR. IS.
| Nothing succeeds like success. w
| nave been pleasing the public for man,
| wears with our linn of teasg coffees, bak
| Ing powder extrarts, IN fact eyerythin
Usually found in a tirst'class tea store
| Hence our success. Eastern Estate TIE
no.
The funeral of the late Dir. J. s
Deziel win be held from ST, Monica
church tomorrow morning at seyel
o'clock, sharp, and the body will b
taken on the early train 70 Brother
Canada, for interment. The member
1f the local medical fraternity will az
| tend the funeral and some Of their mum
| her Will act as hearers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02

wANTED.-rwo cutters at once at j. ..
Biiodeau's, East Barre. iisu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02
c. o. F., Attention,

The members Of ST. John Court, 522,
&. o. II, are requested to meet in their
hall, Scampini building, tomorrow (Sat-
irday) mornig at 6:30 o'clock, for the
purpose Of attending in body the fun
srai Of our late brother, Dr. J. S. Degiel
Members will please bring their badges
and white gloves Per order Of Chief
Granger, VIM. J. Kingston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02

Members Of Green Mount.
.s-fASI ain lodge, l. o. T., NJ IT,
A ~ yill please meet at their hall
saturday morning at $50 for
she purpose Of attending the funeral Of
our deceased brother, Dr. j. s Deziel,
wear funeral apron and white gloves.
Per order n, g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02

All Of our plain White Kimonos,
with wide sleeves trimmed with hem
stitched ruffle, now at 39c each.
Kimonos with sailor effect collars
with wide ruffie sleeves. the same
was 75c, now, to close at 49c.
Kimonos with full tucked yoke and
Hamburg collar. sleeve very full,
trimmed, the same, our 98c special,
now, to close, al 75c.
Kimonos with Swiss insertion across
bust, around collar and sleeves, on,
CSC ones, now at only 15c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02
klMONOS
Dressing SaCqueS.

Kimonos with wide lace insertion
and Lace edge across bust and around
sleeves One Of our best and sold at.
ST. AZ, now to close 1t only S1. 25,
Kimonos with ST Gaul enbroid-
cred muslin, with lace insertion and
lace edged collar and cuffs Was
81. 80, now, 70 close, Ii $1.40
Kimonos with wide Swiss en-
broidercd collars, with beading across
yoked bust. full sleeves trimmed same
as collars. Our best. Was 50. 98.
Now at half price or $140
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02
M oflicers and members 81

I7-7TTTE. NTIT TTIIF'TN tEIlTI IITT TIF'I91- U
IIiawatha lodge, No. 20, |. o.
sess o. H., are requested to meet
III Odd Fellows hall, tomorrow, Satur-
lay morning, August 3, at GAS o'clock
D. M. for the purpose of attending the
funeral service Of our late brother, J. 5,
Deziel. Bring white gloves and badges.
Per order Noble Grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02

SPECIAL

Our specials for this week should
BE- kept III mind, Us they mean more
chan liberal saving.
There arc Pillow Slips and Sheets.
Wash Goods at &c and 25c that
were double that price
Ladies' Long and Short Coats
Ladies White Muslin Salts. every
ono that we have are III this sale
children's Dresses and Goats.
Ladies Muslin Waists III al grades
N Plaids, the 3Sc goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-02
! 90 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED Experienced man 20 run small
uifaoer sober, steady man onlys Axerill
Granite Co, Vermont Granite co. sheds iistf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-05
Local Pleasure Craft.

The latest addition to the fleet of local
pleasure craft is the handsome power launch
Hilda. which was purchased in Baltimore a
few days ago by Mr.. John Marconi of this
city, and which arrived here this morning.
and is at the yacht club anchorage The
launch is handsome craft and has more
room aboard IL than has the average gaso-
line power boat She is 30 feet long 81.
feet beam and is Az feet deep. The boat
has a hunting cabin with sleeping room
for six or eight passengers and is fitted
with all the modern yacht outfttings. Mo-
tive power is supplied by three-cylinder
Fairbanks gasoline motor OF forty horse
power that drives the boat at a speed of
about ten miles an hour. She will be used
ny her owner for pleasure cruising on the
Potomac and on Chesapeake bay.
The launch Southerner, belonging to Capt
Hutton and others of this city. carried a
pleasure party down the river on a days
outing yesterday. Aboard the craft were
her owner and his family. The launch was
recently equipped with a closed cabin,
and is 10 leave here in a few days with a
party aboard for a trip to Hampton roads
and the jamestown exposition. On this
trip she will be gone two or three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-05
Commerce and Labor Changes.

Changes in the Department of Commerce
and La Dor have been announced as follows:
Samuel ]. Gompers, New York, trans
ferred from clerk at 81 400 per annum in the
government printing office to clerk in office
of Secretary at same salary: Oliver J.
Sproul, Pennsylvania, resigned: Allen /.
Heman, Illinois. appointed copyist. $500
per annum, bureau of statistics; John r.
Cain Ohio assistant chemist, from 81 400
to 81 600. bureau of standards: Irwin G..
Priest Ohio, appointed laboratory assistant,
81 600 bureau of of standards: William s.
Rooster. New York, chief clerk. census
bureau $500. given additional $500 for act
ing as director of the census in the alb
sence OF the director and for experimenting
census publications: c. Bernard Walt, In
dian Territory. transferred from civil serv-
ice commission to bureau of labor: ]. Louis
Bixler. Pennsylvania. transferred TO burea u
of immigration and naturaliZation; James
P. Roder, Indiana appointed carpenter and
painter, coast and geodetic survey, $40
per annum: Ashley b. Purton, Kansas, ap-
pointed aid. coast and geodetic survey, $40
per. annum: Theodore Bethel, District of
Columbia, appointed janitor and messen-
ger, bureau of fisheries $500 per annum.