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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
bers Of the New Yogk and New Orleans cotton ex-
changes, 1872 H street northwest.
New York May A--The cotton market showed
further nervousness traoeable directly to the Price
injunction suit Although members Of the ex-
change feel certain that rothing viii come Of the
litigation the situation in the old crop months
is unsettled and further liquidation is noted Week
end statistics were not as bullish as they have
been recently, and spinneTs takings were 2l39
bales against ga 900 last year The visible supply
showed a decrease Of about l2l.00 bales. Tine
market moved up sharply on bad weather news and
ran of on liquidation IN the July option. The
undeTtone was nervous, and the net change from
yesterday was small Port receipts. 1000 bales
against T. liz last year
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May &-Afoney on call was quoted
nominaily at % per cent to-day. Cali loans during
the week ranged between per cent and ] per cent.
The average was around "a. Mondays loans were
ar % and per cent; Tuesdays, - and IA and
Wednesdays. and per cent On Thursday the
range was and % per cent and Fridays rates
were and 2ls.
Time money has been offered with great freedom
during the week. and has come from the usual
variety Cf lenders that appear in an easy market.
Mercantile Taper has CONS in greater volume
during the week. and many buyers have appeared
who have been absent fer Honths. Supply increases
were the improvement Of conditions among huyers.
and a great assortment was offered. Rates, So Der
cent fer sx ninety days indorsed bills TeUeiTa-
ble 5lsa6 per cent for choice single names four 10
six months 10 run; 6a6lz for names not so well
known
Sterling dun and nominal today with rates un-
changed Rates fer actual business were as follows:
Sixty DAYS Ls5i0aAs3l5; demand, 4SS5a4 $50: ca
bles A556jai $50 Commercial bills 4sg7saas3E
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nay L-CATTLE-Rsesipts 900 ssti-
mated for Monday S,00 Market steady; un-
changed
OGS-Recepts. Ae00 estimated for Monday
3 0o0 Market weak 10 5 cents lower. Rough. elsa
625; mixed 6.30a65eis; heavy. 6 50; pigs, Ssoa625
SHEEP-Reeeipts. 20.000i estimated for Monday
3 60. Market steady unchanged
New Y0Tk MAY 4-CATTLE-Receipts ls68
Feeling about steady Dressed beef in limited de.
maud at steady prices.
CALYES-Rcceipts. 20 Feeling steady. Com
mon TO prime Veals quoted al 50oa7 3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receiuts. 4239 Sheep
nominal; lambs steady fair clipped lambs sold at
E5o
HOGs-Receipts. 3osa Feeling frna Heavy 10
light State hlgs quoted al loa7e
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Yestdy
Largest Morning Circulation.

Ali advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open.
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New YORK May A-WHEAT-Duil; lower bids
No. j Mauitoba, sliz, f. b., No, ? Northem
Maniioba lake and rail. June s9ls. f. o. b.; No
p red. T. O. b. s9z No p hard, f. O. h., L cent
ever July; No 1 maearoni opening navigation
slA, f O. B. Exporters took loads
CORN-Qulet. unsettled. No. elevator, 6ois
No ?. So. +. O. b. No. ?. f. o. b., late May. SKA
STA; No. 2. yellow. 81; No > white. 59 E O. b.
Exporters took loads
0ATs-steady but dull Elevator prices: No. .
white, i9l5 No s. white. 4sia No. 2. mixed R.
The prices OF futures follow.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cxt G5a550; butcher. loos
l5e: common. 25o; rough 80
HOGs-Per cwt. gross. 6,75a70o; ordinary. 500
sHEEP-Clipped 4.50a50o; common. 200ase0.
LAMBS-spFing. choice. per h.. 10 winter, 7as.
CALVEs-Trime. per H., 7isasi medium. Z; com
non. ia5; grass. 4a4A
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. soO9aloe; common
9 ooas0oo; old and dry. s0aal0,9q.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown Co, mem
bers of The New YORK Stock Exchange. AIunsey
Building
Total sales ..s............ $500 shares
Cali moneys H., 4; low, 21si close, Ss5.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

II was bond day again on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday. trad
ing being almost confined 40 the several
issues OF the local railway interest-bear-
ing securities. Sales of the new Capital
Traction SIS amounting 10 over 5000 were
recorded, while 26 600 Capital Traction As
and 1850 Washington Railway and Elec-
tric As found ready sale. Prices were
not much changed, though Capital TTac-
ton SIS commended 1o7 Is. and the prices
of the other bonds were a shade better
than at times during the past week.
Greene Cananea came out strong, sell
ing up to 16 5-S Some little interest was
manifested In Washington Gas, but only
25 shares OF the stock came out on an
option Of 50. A few scattering orders
were filled in other stocks.
The members OF the board were in ex-
cellent humor yesterday. and much fun
was INDUCED In during the progress Of
business.
Five new directors have been added to
the board of the Traders National Bank,
as follows: Surg. Gen. P. NJ. Rixey,
Thomas p. Hickman, Emmons S. Smith,
c. NJ. Wooif, and Ernest II. MeFrick.
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the most
active stocks and bonds on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange yesterday, and the
corresponding date a year ago:
GAS BONDS
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New York.
New Orleans.
Spot Markets.

Observation-Disclosures. 562; New Orleans. 1855
Mobile 90: savannah lis; Memphis I9a; Au-
glsia. 532i Houston. 2,9is; st. Louis. l.6Sa
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'E1diTidend.
PRICE CHANGES OF THE WEEK.

Total sales Of stocks and bonds on the
Stock Exchange for the week
ended May i
Furnished by Griffin. Halstead & Co.
brokers, members Washington Stock Ex-
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WASHINGTON sTOCR MARKER.

sales-Regular call. IL O'Clock neon.
Capital Traction S. s. 900 at l07, $50 at l97 S2s
at lo7. 82i al lO6N ST. 900 at lF, $1,000 ct lg7a
5000 at i07is si6s at l07 500 at l0. S5i5 Al 0lA
Loco al I07ls Loo at 1914 $1,000 at lo7s. $1,000
at l0fh, 81 600 al l07A. S000 al l0is. sg7s at l8
Slo0 at lo7is s2lo At l0lls.
Capital TRACTION Is. Sl.OO8 at los. $500 at los.
Sl00g at l05
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 at
s0A. $500 at s9z Sl000 at s9S.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, at
79ih at 79z
Greene cananea. 100 at lsil 100 at isA 100 at l6s
l0G at 1915 jbuyCr co..
After call-Lanatou. 100 at lZA
Capital Traction g. 500 at l05. $1,000 at 1854
Washington Gas, 50 at 62A lhuyer co.. . at sl3s.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
1914.
The following are the closing quotations yes
terdays Stock Exchange
f.rxssrrfs~kfrrarF~ "a
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished BY E. Il Chapman Il Co.. members
New York stock Exchange g. Bowie Chipman.
manager. 1901 Z street northwest.
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey
R7fflSinr
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY l. r. Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchangs q. Bowie
Chapman, manager, 1901 f street northwest,
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Herbert /. Jones. of A. o. Brown &
Co" Barring a material burdening OF call
money rates as a result OF the heavy in
crease in loans shown IN the bank state
ment. and with crop news more favorable,
a better market IS probable next week"
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Opinions ON the New york Market.

DEAhAVh1 @A AhE WV
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
The market showed little change to-day.
The chief activity centered in Union Pa
cific and Reading. both Of which showed
some reaction. New York Central was
also OF a point, following a bad quar-
terly statement of earnings, published
yesterday. The bank statement showed
a heavier increase in loans than expected;
also larger decrease IN reserve, al
though this item follows closely the action
Of the corresponding week last year.
which likewise showed a decrease Of
$,004,050 in that item. General conditions
are somewhat conflicting. winter wheat
reports are poor, and crep weather conA-
tons are unfayorable. On the other hand,
there seems 10 exist almost a famine in
pig iron, and the railroads all seem TO
have plenty Of traffic 10 handle The
poor statement Of the New York Cen
traI is disconcerting. but there Is a general
increase in rates taking place the lst Of
May which should be beneficial after
the recent Improvement the market may
settle back a little. but q looks Ike a
purchase on reactions for a turn"
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g. Bowie Chipman. of +. R. Chapman &
Co.-'To- lays session failed 10 develop
any part cular buying power. for after a
steady opening the majority Of issues sold
of quietly. The closing Of almost all
stocks showed medium-sized losses for
the day. The bank statement was about
as expected, and failed TO have any par
ticular effect on the selling"
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I SAN your ID IN THE HERALD
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J. b. Weed. Of Dick Bros. & CO.-'AfJer
an irregular Opening. stocks were inclined
to show heaviness during The first hour
though Reading exhibited noteworthy
strength and activity after an early dip
al the opening. Al the end Of the first
half hours trading the market was dull
but the strength displayed b. Reading
caused prices 20 rally 70 about ,ast nights
final figures. The publishing Of the bank
statement. which made q disappointing
showing with a heavy increase in loans
caused renewed weakness. and prices again
sagged. Union Pacihc showed the effects
OF heavy profit-taking and was heavy
throughout, most Of the session. The close
was moderately active. with prices Eener-
ally near the low figures Of the dag. / ex-
pect a higher market level and favor pur-
chases on weak spots"
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, May l-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds:
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OREGON AS CHAMPIONS
70 DEBATE WITH utah

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gene, April 2.-The debate between the
University of Utah and the University
of Oregon at Salt Lake City, April %,
will be for the championship of the
Pacific northwest and the Rocky noun
tain district, for Oregon has won the
championship of the league in the
northwest, and Utah has beaten most
of the institutions of the mountain dis
trict. The team that will represent
Oregon will probably be composed of
). c. Veatch and F. Galloway, the
two leaders of the teams here, affirm
ative and negative, respectively. Each
speaker will have a 15-minute speech
and five-minute rebuttal. The
question will be the. same as debated
with Washington and Idaho, the fif-
teeenth amendment. Oregon will have
the negative and as she believes that
is the stronger side, her students are
well satisfied.
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PERSONAL MENTION

c. F. VanDeWater is in Portland on
! business.
]. c. Milligan is in Portland on
business matters.
o. Brier of Dayton, is visitor in the
city.
H. H. Hanson of Touchet, is in the
city On business.
Joe Bergian is in town from Helix,
Ore.
H. Robe of Athena, is looking up
friends in the city.
| w. H. Simpson of Touchet, is in
town today.
Jack Ivey and wife are visiting
friends in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mcintyre left the
city last evening for an extended visit
in Southern California.
Mrs. George O'Connor will visit with
friends in Portland for a short time.
Mrs. S. B. L. Penrose left last night
| for Philadelphia. where she will visit
| rela tives. Mrs. Penrose will return
| about the last of May.
Mrs G. w. Divine has returned from
a short visit with her daughter in
Dayton.
John Lewis, a Dayton contractor, has
moved to this city,, which he expects to
| make his permanent home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Diblee left last
night for Oakland, CAL, tovisit friends
and relatives.
A. J. Evans and Mrs. M. Evans left
last night for visit with friends in
| Birmingham, Ala.
David c. Graham. Gaius Greenslade
and James Lyman have returned from
| Dayton, where they addressed the
union meeting of the Christian En-
deavOrs of that place, in the interest
of the Student Volunteer movement.
Roy Cahill. Whitman baseball man
ager, returned from his vacation at his
home in Dayton.
Radford Rigsby, the popular base
ball twirler from the college. returned
yesterday to resume his studies.
Joe Allen, a senior at Whitman, re-
turned to school after a vacation
| spent in Spokane.
| Ben Mines has been enjoying a visit
| from his brother, Rev. F. J. Mines
pastor of the first Methodist church OF
Ripon, Wis. The brothers left last
night for Seattle where they visit with
Mrs. Mines parents, returning the
! first of next week.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIFF

F. K. Dixon of West Birch street VIII
shortly build an addition to his nome
losing in the neighborhood of $4oo.
lack Lambert played an April roo
A Huston. who has been recelVlhs
surgical treatment at st. Marys nos
nital has recovered sufficlentiy ~ oe
removed to his home
Joke on George Beasner YESTERDAY
evening. by arresting him Tor rloins d
h;le after dark without glim.
Henry Hulfe discovered TO ms SUI
row last night that mixture Oh
drunkenness and disorderly conouct
was not permitted by the ordinances
Of the city of Walla Walla. he speh'
tho hight in the county Jail.
The infant son of Mr.. and MIS- Man
T. Hilterbrand, died of inanltion at
o'clock last night. The funeral We
hold at 2:3O D. m. today from then
home. 62s Balm street.
The infant daughter OF Cnas- any,
Ethel cummings, died last night al ~
o,o1ock The funeral was held from
tho home, 619 Juniper street. a'
O'Clock this afternoon.
Thomas Picard has been suceeeoea
in the fire department by Inonias
casey. Picard leaves the coniiasi'
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ton company to engage in the hack
business with George Krouse.
Enfred Bender, who has been re-
ceiving medical treatment at St. Mary's
hospital. was discharged this after
noon.
K L. Heath has sold the Antiseptic
barber shop on West Alder street and
hereafter w. NJ. Adams will deliver the
germless shaves. Mr.. Heath will
leave soon for an extended tour of
Southern California cities.
Initiation of candidates occupied the
greater part of the time at the regular
meeting of Morning Star lodge, No. 237
l. o. o. F.. which was held in the Sun
day school rooms Of the First Meth
odist church. A social evening fol-
lowed and refreshments were, served.
Fred T. Yenney of Portland, has
purchased the S80-acre ranch Of Louis
Bowlus in the foothills near Milton for
$4,000. AS part payment Yenney
turned in his ranch of $40 acres in
Lincoln county, which. he valued at
$4,000.
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SKY FALLING
TOWARD HOME
Gov. Chamberlain H0nors
Seqdston for Gambler

Sky" Pagan Scott will be returned
to Walla Walla to face trial on the
charge of gambling.
Governor George Chamberlain of
Oregon. honored the requisition of
Governor Albert E. Mead, yesterday
afternoon. which will give Sky" into
the custody of Sheriff Haviland.
Haviland arrived at Salem yesterday
afternoon. The Oregon chief executive
Immediately signed the extradition pa
pers and Haviland left with them for
Portland yesterday evening.
It is thought Haviland will arrive in
this city with his prisoner either on
the Pendleton mixed tonight, or to-
morrow morning, on the train from
Wallula which reaches here, at about
$3.50 a. m.
Should habeas corpus proceedings be
brought in Portland today the return
of the Walla Walla gambler might be de-
layed. but it is probable they would be
promptly dismissed as gambling is a
felony and not a misdemeanor under
the Washington statute.
Sky" Pagan Scott was one of the
10 gamblers for whom warrants were
issued March IA. Before the warrants
could all be served Sky had been
tipped off, and grabbing a tandem BIZ
cycle pedalled to Milton. That night
he jumped a train going to Pendleton
and then took the next train from there
bound for Portland
He was arrested in that city March
20 and the officials here notified at
once. Steps were Immediately taken
to extrad ite the fugitive
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IS
GETTING BUSY
Many Witnesses Examined
on Thaw Sanity

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Thaw
commission lost no time in getting
down to business this morning.
All the principal actors in the trial
were on hand early. Evelyn sat be-
side Josiah Thaw. DR.. Bingham was
present, with Evans, Joliffe and Greg
ory, Thaw alienists.
DR.. Hamilton retained by Jerome,
appeared ready to testify. DR.. Mcguire
the Tombs physician, testified he saw
Thaw two or three times week willie
in the prison. He had also been in the
court frequently to observe Thaw. He
said he never observed anything I'M
usual in the defendants action and de-
clared Thaw was always rational in
conversation.
Jerome examined DR.. Mcguire brief
ly. bringing out the fact he had never
examined the defendant with the view
of determining his sanity.
Michael ]. Delehanty, a TOmbs' at
tendant, succeeded Mcguire on the
stand Delehanty testified he never
noticed anything irrational in Thaw.
He said the prisoner always talked in
diligently.
On cross examination Delehanty said
| Thaw never talked to him about White
so he couldn't say whether Thaw had
a delusiOn On the subject.
Franklin Sheridan, another Tombs'
attache, and Emily Walker. a pro-
baton officer, testified that Thaw al
! ways appeared rational to them.
Rev. John Armstrong Wade, the
Episcopal chaplain at the Tombs. took
/ the stand and said he talked several
times with Thaw.
DR.. Hamilton swore he does not think
Thaw is capable of advising his at
torneys.
Jerome, when Hamilton took the
| a legal point with Commissioner Nc
Clure. The discussion led to McClure's
asking:
You claim then, Thaw has been in
sane through all this trial?"
| Jerome replied, Yes, SIR
| Wade testified he never saw ThaW
do anything irrational, but heard him
say irrational things when ovel
wrought and excited. He said since
Christmas Thaw appeared rational. Or
cross examination Wade said Thaw
appeared irrational the day he was ia.
ken to the Tombs, June &C.
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SHOW GIRLS ASK POLICE.
Desire to Leave Duncan Clarke Troup,
but Manager Refuses.

OSHKOSH, Wis, April 1.-Three
young women, two from milwaukee,
and the third from Chicago, who were
with the Duncan Clarke female min
strel troupe which appeared in this
city last evening, applied to the chief
OF police for protection. They stated
that they desired to leave the COM
pany, but the manager would not per-
NIT them. The girls gave their names
as Birdie Gordon and Margaret Ire
land OF Milwaukee and Hazel Cooper
OF Chicago. They claimed that they
joined the company at Milwaukee up
on representation that they would get
$40 a week. but received only 81 a
week. The show was of such a char
acter that the latter part was stopped
by the police. The youngest of the
girls is 10.
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day time City Clerk Hart will keep the
books open from Z until tonight,
Wednesday night and Thursday night.
The books will no. be open tonight on
account of council meeting.
Voters to the number of S41 had
registered up to this morning, which
is slightly over one third of the full
registration at 2519 were listed last
fall.
Great effort is being made by the
Commercial club to coax out the negli-
of registration as it Is thought by the
directors of that body the building Of
city hall is very important to the
growth of the city.
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State Of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, So.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. j.
Cheney Co.. doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-02

and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1856.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY ID CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Consti-
patton
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The Northwest Live Stock Insurance
COMPANY,


OF Spokane, was organized and is con-
Quoted on sound and conservative
business principles. having a guaran-
tee fund equal to so per cent of the
amount of premiums received, and is
conducted on the most economical
basis. The total amount of salaries
paid to all officers being $3.50 a month.
The manager is a man, who has had
over 80 years of successful experience
in the insurance business. The man.
agement requests the closest investi-
cation of anyone desiring insurance
on their stock.
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
President.
GEO. FARNSFORTH,
Secretary and Genl. Mgr
415-416 Mohawk Bldg, Spokane, Wash.
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To Cure . Cold N One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money * Il
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma.
ture Is on each box: &c.
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WANTED.

.~~~>~rn~GOOD SECOND HAND
WAN i n at the Peoples Furniture
turn'p phone Main 727, 4th and
store 80
Main.
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WHITE FRONT
WALLA WALLA, WASH.

WALLA WALLA, WASH.
WALLA WALLA JUNK SHOP.
Wholesale and retail dealers in all
kinds of Hides, Wool. Scrap Iron.
Brass. Copper, Rubber. Lead. Zinc.
Bottles Old Rubers q and Second
Hand Sacks and Second-Ha Fur
nture, Stoves and Carpets.
EPSTEIN & YOUDOVITCH
Phone Main $50. 121 East Main st.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ".

City Clerk Will Wait On You for Two
Nights.
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For the convenience of those who
find it difficult to register during the
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,.op RENT-A 8 ROOMED FUR
nisbed house; inquire SIS First st. 10
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UNDERTAKERS,

HENNESSEY. UNDERTAKEN AND
Licensed Embalmer 312 W. Main
street Phone ISL. Opposite Court
House
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FOR RENT.

~ pENT-FIVE ROOMED FUR
1ished cottage; inquire West End
N. uarket Phone 773
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ATTORNEYS.

Sc KING-ATTORNEYA AND COUN-
selor at Law. 27 1-2 w. Main st. If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09
DEAL WITH MONTREAL
CLUB HAS BEEN CLOSED
Eastern League Ball Team Will
Arrive Here on March
pa.

The deal between President n. J.
&. kittredgc, OF the AionIral Bias.
ball Club, of the Eastern League,
and DR.. Louis Loeb. manager OF
the Newport News Baseball Club.
for the use by the Canadians of
the Casino park for practice games
during the week beginning March
% has been closed and DR.. Loeb
IS In ieceip Of letter from Pres
ident ktttredge in which the latter
states that his club will reach this
city about March "a.
DIR. Loeb has made arrangements
with tho Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Richmonds clubs, of the virgina
State League, to come to this city
to play the northern ball tossors.
DR.. Loeb stated yesterday that the
local baseball club will play one
game against the Montreal team.
Among the players of the local
club who will take part in the game
will be Joe Curtis. Willie Maloney
John O'Hara, Sturdcvant. Pompey
Cross, Pat O'Hara and Beckes.