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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
NOT LOCAL BUT.
NATIONAL POLITICS

The meeting last night OF the
ringsters at the court house pre-
sented a dark picture, but NOT with
out bright lining The speakers
for the occasion consisted of one
white man, and four negroes. Tho
main topic for the evening was
Democratic Meanness." which was
treated in an expositor. manner.
The orators spoke in rhetorical
strains and philosophical niceties
from Alpha to Omega. They charged
the democrats with the assassina-
tion OF Lincoln, Garfield and Nc
kinley, but they omitted from the
list OF accusations the two weeks
In the month OF April, but perhaps
this was an oversight. The main
points OF local interest were left I'm
the background, and national Issues
discussed. One OF the speakers as
serted that the democrats OF Blue
Held had 80 polluted the atmosphere
that a turkey-buzzard would not
dare to fly over this city. II may be
true from the fact that no dead
carcasses are here, but you will see
the buzZards soaring I'm the aerial
heavens above our city on the 7th
day OF May, ready to plunge their
beaks into the dead political car
casses lying on the field OF defeat.
The Leader" was referred TO as
dirty rag, with the sarcasm Of Me-
ander and the pathos OF Slmonides.
by one OF the "dlstinguIshed"
speakers, forgetting the fact that
the unclean things with which Il had
to deal made It dirty. IT was also
voiced from the audience that the
Leader" made good kindllng. This
we admit The Leader" has already
demonstrated It's qualities as a kind
Ter. II has kindled n zeal for good
government I'm the bosoms OF our
best citizens, undampened by the
calling restraints OF privileged
ring leaders. The Leader" is, also.
lighting our city from center TO cir
cumference with political intelli-
gencc, and will continue its mission
until every substantial citizen is
walking IN the light.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

tore saitti, of 3G5 West one Hun
dred and Twenty-siXth street, as the
woman who cared for him when he
was kidnapped from his home on
January 9 and kept prisoner for
weeks, during which time the boys
parents received Blackhand letters
threatening to murder him.
Petrosini Is said to have proof that
at least five Of the Kidnapped child
ren were harbored by Campinellis
wife When the scent got too hot and
the police were working close the
children were sent to other quarters
and turned loose.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
A CARD

The Republican canvasser OF the
9th Ward, whole polling the said
to colored lady, the wife of n col
ored citizen named Lee Williams
That one G. 10. Henlke made n speech
IN the good government Club Mon
day night, April %, that II the
democrats did not carry BlueheId
this time he would kill some one.
want to say that anyone making n
statement that G. E. Henike made
any talk at all has lied, and I wish
to warn all good citizens that this
statement was only made TO defeat
the good government movement
among colored citizens.
Yours,
G. E. HENIKE.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
WORK rs THE
WATCHwoRD
RE VIGILANT AND DEMAND LIR-
Ekrf OF SPEECH AND A
FAIR ELECTION.

The time now approaches for work
ana watchfulness. You have an un-
scrupulous enemy to good govern
ment to deal with. The gang OF pol.
iticians opposing good government
are stepped in the lnlquity OF DO
htical treachery and they are des-
perate In their Efforts to retain pow-
err They viii resort to every means
OF fraud to defeat the people at the
polls, Let every good citizen stand
up Tor tho right and have Il en-
phatically understood that we must
nave n fair and honest election.
Prepare now that you may be ready
to do your duty.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
IMPORTING VOTERS

It is reported on the streets tina.
'he gang are now bringing no
Frocs to- BlucGeld from tho Goa
fields and having them registered
ON the streets by deputy registrars
in some instances without even ad
ministering the oath required b,
law Ut is also reported that one A
T. Calhoun negro liquor dealer
of Keystone is lu charge Of tbi.
work Calhoun was IN the city yes.
torday and was overheard TO say
fhat there would be- seventeen an
negroes ON q certain train. Citizens
~ Biuc0eld VIII you submit 10 thlsg
Thon indeed is &c true. as tho gang"
told Mr Edward Cooper. that THEY
control the elections in the CITY OF
nIucfc'd and the people have moth
inr to do with SO.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
BY GEORGE HIVELY WHO KILL
ED ROBERT SUMMERS IN
ROANE COUNTY.

Ripley. w. Va. May 1.-George
Hiveley. who shot and killed Robert
Summers at Kettle. Roane county. on
Friday and then made his escape,
was captured here Saturday evening
by Sherift Shinn. who caught him
just as he was about to take train
out of town. He walked through
the country from Kettle to Ripley,
but was recognized as soon as he
reached this placN He was armed
but offered no resistance.
Hively admitted the shooting and
that all he asks is fair deal at the
hands of the court. He claimed that
Summers was intimate with Mrs.
Hively and had wrecked his home
and happiness. and It was for this
reason that he killed Summers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
NO need OF THE
PEACE CONFERENCE
WH0LEsALE DISARMAMENT Er.
FECTED by SHIP OFFICERS.

New York, May l.-Nearly 1000
immigrants on tho steamships Citta
al Milano and Nord Amerika. OF
the Italian line. Just in from Naples
and Genoa. got tasto OF the laws
OF the country when agents of tho
line appeared on the bridge OF each
vessel and shouted that all weapons
and knives must be thrown AWAY
or left with the officers of tho shin
before the immigrants would be al
lowed to land.
Thoro was an instantaneous show
or OF stilettos. ugly looking long
knives and rovolvers OF modern and
ancient makes. Tomorrow. when the
immigrants land on Ellis island. it
Is believed that they Will be the
most harmless set OF aliens landed
there I'm many day.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
NEGRO BRUSHES
WOMAN
STREET INCIDENT LEADS TO
MURDER AND WORK OF
MOB.

Columbus. Ca. May I'D. B.
Mitchell, a Columbus travelling man
was shot in the arm at Pittsview
Ala, yesterday by negro named
Abb Calhoun. Calhoun later was
shot to death by a number Of white
men seven or eight participating.
A sherin's posse has gone from
Scale at the request Of Pttsview
citizens. The trouble started by
CaIhoun's son running against a
white woman at Pittsvlew Sunday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
EX-GOVERNOR
MONTAGUE Ill
WAS TAKEN WITH GRIP WHILE
AT JAMESTOWN
OPENING.

Richmond, Va, May 1.-Robe. I
Lynch Montague, a brother of ex.
Gov. A. j. Montague, received long
distance telephone message from
Norfolk this morning, informing him
mat the former chief executive OF
the state is suffering from an at.
tack of grip.
The former Governor is III i'm tho
virginia Club He went TO Norfolk
TO attend the opening of the James.
to"n Exposition, aud became 81
Saturday He expects to lie ont
again within the next few days.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

Mr.. B. J. Higginbotnam has re-
turned home after a weeks visit to
Norfolk where no has been tho
guest Of e. White Atkinson. He
witnessed the opening Of the Expo
sition and heard Roosevelt speak.
He says the show Is big one and
reports Our former townsman above
mentioned, as having splendid ac-
commodations at his places, as nd
vertised through our columns.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

ing the progress OF the trial. These
letters were used in the evidence
presented to the lunacy commission
which found Thaw to be sane at
the time of the trial. 1t is taken that
Thaw has expressed desire FOR
these letters several times and it is
supposed that for some reason he
wishes to get them out Of the hands
OF the authorities These letters
were included I'm the statement pre-
sented to the commission by Delnlas.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
ThaW Refused
Ills Exhibits

New York, May 1-Justice Fitz-
gerald yesterday denied a motion
made by counsel for Harry X Thaw
that the clerk of the court be in
structed to return TO Thaw all of the
exhibits in his recent trial for the
murder of Stanford White. Russell
A. Peabody appeared in court as the
representative OF Thaw. He refer
red especially to the letters written
by Thaw TO Dolphin NJ. Delmas dur
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
Canal in Eight Years.

This statement, which was made
last night by Secretary Of War Taft
before the Business Mems Club
brought forth uproarious cheers, the
600 members Of the club who were
gathered inside the banquet haIl ris-
ing and cheering the statement and
the speaker with tremendous en-
thusiasm.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
UNWRITTEN LAW
WILL BE INVOKED
TO THE PEOPLE OF
SOUTH BLUEFIELD

AS a member of the Democratic
Good Government Club / wish to
state that this Club is in favor of
Improvement on Bland street. and
South Bluedeld. l own six acres OF
land in South Bluefeld. and was one
of the first to favor the improve
ment OF this street.
This Club has argued against the
illegal method by which men used
their public Offices. not to benefit
the tax payers but to benefit the
corporations in which they were In
terestec IL has not argued against
improving South Blueheld.
r. l.. BAILEY.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
Dear Mr.. Customer

When you 20 the market to buy a house-what do
do? DO you send for estate say you
want house costing so much-and buy it fin minutes
without INVESTIGATING
certainly do not
You to know all about the house. who built &C.
material the style of house u s who
has for sale-and
Then you the house-you examine &c tnorouehIy--
you peer into the corners, sound the walls,
plumbing
You inspect It carefully inside outside
Now why not be HALF careful whe you buy cloth
ng-doesn the foundation Of rest the cloth
ing buy? If you would the buying of clothing
fraction Of would give buying of house
there would helter-skelter, buzz saw cut
hastily basted together clothing that market nova
days.
That is all except HART sCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTH
ING.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
AND TAFT WOULD NOT BE SUR
PRISED IL 1T WERE LESS.

Cincinnati, May 1.--"If the Pana-
ma canal is not completed within
eight years from now / shall be
greatly disappointed. If it is COM
pleted in less time than that ! shall
not be greatly surprised
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

Mr.. e. MEG. Phelps, of Pocahon-
tas. was transacting business I'm the
city yesterday. Mr.. Phelps is the
hooFkeeper and general buyer for
the Browning mines.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

okie, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Suiter, of Greenbrier
street is reported to be quite III.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

Mr. +. J. Meyer. travelling
salesman. IS very sick at his home
on Giles street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

Mr.. II. J. Bosas. n prominent
merchant Of Oakvale, is spending the
day in our city
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01

Born TO Mr. and Mrs J. IT Jesse
Of Wayne street a daughter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
BARGAINsl BARGAINsl UP TO MAY THE FIRST
THE AND CENT STORE CO.

Closing Out to Quit Business.
Everything must go AT ONCE so we are cut
ting 33 1-3 per cent nearly half off all goods,
THIS MAKES THE IMMENSE STOCK AT
LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST
EVERYTHING SACRIFICED NOTHING
RESERVEDl
You select you want pay the former rto to
How is that for Bargain
This store will positively out to quit May fs 1907
All goods left over will have TO be packed up and moved
Hence tho unheard Of cut 10 prlces-N Notbing
excepted Now your Opportunity to Law in aur
for future needs Come onceEary buyers get the nick
OF the entire
FOR SALE:-Au Show Cases Cash Roofstov
Cash Carrier system, Light system and other
fixtures at less than cost. A clean sweep of ev.
erything at sacrifice.
THE AND 10 CENT STORE co.
The Washington times., 1907-10-05

womanhood. The choice Of the ten
young ladies vas By popular ballot. and
was only won after an exciting battle
which would make an ordinary town
election seen commonplace
travellers from the effete East who
nave grown weary OF the painted beau
ties OK their seaboard homes 20 into
Ta2hsodies over the Danville product
with her bewitching style and fasci-
mating grace, her charm Of mind and
beauty OF lace and figure
Living mere in Danville is an old
time gladlator Of the squared circle.
relic Of the laws OF bare knuckles
when each fighter tried 70 Kill his cp-
pCnent- Time has dealt kindly with
the old warrior and today his eve IS
almost as keen and his step as elastic
as OF old, when he won many a hard
fought battle He IS still IN good trim
and carries IN his sleeve a punch that
is guaranteed to put any Johnnie, mash
CT, or mollycOddle into the arms OF Nor
pheus IN one dose. He win be with
the party. ever watchful, and the New
Yorker who attempts any OF his arts OF
fascination on one OF the sirens from
Suckerdom is indeed taking chances.
The departure viii be an event that
viii be long remembered and noted when
the present wielder of the gaveI no
longer sits IN the alabaster edOmIcile
at the end Of Pennsylvania avenue
Danvlile will put on her holiday regalia
% do tne fair young misses rOusing
farewell. By no means the least con
spicuOus member Of the concourse viii
be Uncle joe himself
The party viii make their first stop
at Buffalo, then on 70 Albany. and down
the historic Hudson by boat TO the big
town on the island, where for several
days they will stare and be stared at,
give tone TO che rubber-neck cars, invade
the downtown stores, and delve into the
mysteries Of Chinatown and the Bow
cry
Later they viii on 20 Washington and
IN the shaAOw OF the dome viii give
challenge 20 the beauties OF the Capital
City, who are won't 10 accept Uncle
Joe" as the standard OF all that is come
ly IN the DaIville district.
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
TEN BEAUTY QUEENS
TO TOUR THE EAST

DANvILLE, H.. Oct. 5.-Avaunt ye
bediamonded and ename!-countenanced
Broadway footlight favorite, Blow,
Venus de Milo of Fifth avenue. Skidoo
-twenty-three-you belle OF the East
Sidel illinois challenges the metropolis
70 produce her fairest example OF
feminine pulchrituGe
Ten 4 the fairest flowers that ever
greeed the Sucker State Will lea.e this
city tomorrow for a tour Of the East.
and. incidentally. TO wrest from Man
haitian the reputation for producing the
acme of American womanhcod. The
young women were chosen BY popular
vote as the best specimens of Western
beauty. and will journey TO Gotham to
prove their title as queens OF loneliness.
Danville, known TO the world as the
home OF Uncle Joe" Cannon, now
breaks into the calcium as the native
heath OF the fairest representatives Of
femininity. The citizens Of Illinois have
long conceded the honor 10 Danville.
and at the suggestion OF the Speaker
himself the Daily Press insugurated
beauty contest, the winners OF which
Will leave for a tour OF tho East Sun
day as thu guests OF that newspaper.
For yea-s Danville has had 70 suffer
At the hands OF the newspaper artist
ard writer Of the Eastern press. Uncle
Joe Cannon is the cause. Every space
writer nnd cartoonist must Al some time
In his life paint the old Danville dervish
as the very quinteSsence OF LONELINESS,
giving graphic descriptions OF his
rugged features and ungaInly figure.
This In Itself IL a libel. FOR Uncle joe
when he doris his glad rags, and is
properly groomed. IS good to look upon,
hut The SANDER has been allowed 10
grow until the reputation for "hOmeli-
ness has extended to all the deniZens
OF DanVille.
It's representative gathering which
Will start on the pilgrimage, and en-
braces all that is best IN Danvilie
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

The local produce market was more
active this morning than II has pcel
for several days. The change in prices
over those Of yesterday was more no
ticeable in eggs, butter, and poultry.
all OF which except butter have fallen
of one point. IN the best creamery but
ter the price was slightly higher than
yesterday. while on all other grades the
market was from l TO 2 cents higher.
Receipts in all departments were better
than usual for Saturday. and the de-
mand was good. Table apples and grapes
continue TO be in great demand, and
the prices are holding good.
These are the wholesale prices quoted
by local jObbers TO the retailers They
average a few POINTS higher than prices
quoted by the producers to the jobbers.
EGGS
Receipts of strictly fresh eggs mod
crate. Demand active.
Nearby, fresh Virginia, 25Q26c; West
Virginia and southwest Virginia, strict
ly fresh, 24G25c.
BUTTER.
Creamery, fancy. S11Sd321k; do. West
ern first, 30G51; DO, seconds. 2sg29;
process fancy, Is; do, fair 70 good,
ROB; dairy, choice, 20q21; do, good,
1890; store-packed, fresh. 1920.
CHEESE.
Market firm and active on ali kinds
Receipts, good.
y.
ql0c. do. fats. 15lzd16c; do, small.
I51Aq16c; do, fair TO good, 12QI3c; West
ern factory, new, choice, 14lsul5c; do,
fair to good, lie.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens, fancy. large. HAS; do, me-
dunn, 1IGlS; DO. small, 17GlS; do. COM
mon, II; Inns, per h.. Il; ROSTERS. per ID.
8; ducks, spring, large. per h.. u012;
90, small, per h.. 500: geese per h.
Gas; turkeys, toms. per ID. Ii; do,
hens, per ID, IS; turkeys, thin, per h.,
10; keats. per h.. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Receipts, heavy. Demand active.
turkeys, hens, undraWn. per h.,
l6c; average. undrawn. per h.. 15dI6c:
40, thin per h., 10c; old toms, 15c;
chickens, large, per ID, 1761Sc: do.
small. Ter h., 1920; hens. choice per
ID, l5dl6c; ROSTERS, per H.. 9GfOc-
ducks, old, per b.. 9dl0c: do. spring.
per d. l@9l4ci geese. per h., 5dSc.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, per Dbl, S1.5Oq2. 90; sweet pota-
toes e per Dbl. S2.O092.25; yams. per bbl.,
~, 40; cabbage, per bbl., 50G75c; Gu
Jumpers per basket. S1O0a2OO; onions.
per bu, 65dSOc; string beans, green. pcr
% Dbl. H:Ogl.25; cantaloupes. per crate,
GRAIN.
Wheat. choice, 9Oq97c; do, fair to
NNN'pNf uVst URINARY. lgiIhUc- rye
5000: corr. sheiled. white. 7OSfT1,. DO
yeIiow, NGuc; do. ear. 81. S5ft3.a5: oats
1e W estern' white, No. 2. 57G5S: do. mixed
LIVE STOCK.
cattle, extra, per cwt, S5.5OG5 70: do.
outcher, per cwt., AOJa5.OO. Hogs per
cWt.. gross. S7.O0GT25; do. Ordinary ner
cwt-, $6.5Og7.00. Sheep. clipped "a 56el4 m.
90, common. $2.5Oq3O0. Lambs spring
S Ga3IS', '1zaSc; do. spring. medium, nc.
n per b.. 797szc; do. grass. T psS
10; $50 Cows, prime, fresh. each. s49 m
g'o'Vo; do, common, each. s5O.OOd3O.0O.
DRESSED MEATS.
Calves. fun dressed. 9G1Oc. heads or
&c; hog dressed calves, &c: hams co,,, M,
try, sugar cured. 14G16c.
GREEN FRUITS.
nd Apries-fork Imperial, packed, 2GS:
Wine Sap, packed, 2d3: fancy +abSa
fruit. packed, S5.50G475; Spy. per bbIe
packed. s.. 25gf2. 70; loose packed. 506isi 50
Peac hes-Per box, S2125O; common
S1GL50. i''ii'
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Henry Clews lays the market condi-
tons 10 monetary stringency. "One OF
the worst features IS the unwillingness
Of some OF the corporation managers 70
obey the law"
Commercial failures this week 2O2,
against 80 last week. Retail trade Is
holding on without any signs Of diminu-
ition. This is one OF the most favor
able features noted by r. G. Dun & Co.
Five million dollars, public moneys.
were distributed through the medium
Of the National banks during the cur
rent week. Thus the Treasury does its
share 10 keep things moving.
Postmaster General Meyer will rec
Ommend interest on deposits In the 6av-
ings bank of the department II Con-
gress authorizes it at l per cent semi
annually. or 2 per cent annually. One
billion dollars Is the amount that he
expects to come out OF the stockings,
ground, and other hiding places.
Gross earnings Of the leading railroads
for two months, July and August.
s167. 631. 097. comparing with SIG. $50 633 for
the same months of 1906. Operating ex
peEses. $1l6,22 $50, compare with $97.657.-
S27. Net. $5l, 4O3.471, with %9,272,O00.
Psrtisans of Mr.. Fish point TO de-
crease Of S2S3.015 in the net earnings OF
Illinois Central as confirmatory OF his
position with regard to the manage
ment. or rather mismanagement. of the
property. This decrease is the result OF
two months management by Mr.. Hara-
han.
1t viii require about $40, 600. 900 more 10
finance the cotton crop. Thus in ouI
great prosperity, wheat. cotton. and
available supply of money before they
can be marketed
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LIMESTONE AM
MARBLE WORK. once of Building FOR
National Museum, Library OF Congress-
Washington, D. c.. October g. 1907 Sealed
proposals for furnishing. delivering and SCI
ing IN place complete the cut bun Bed
ford limestone and marble column sbafts 90
marble bases required for the screens in The
rotunda OF the new building for the NationaI
museum IN this city, will be received AZ fbfs
office until O'Clock D. m on Thursdav Oc
tooer "a. 1907. and publicly opened innmedI
ately thereafter. Specifications and Other
information furnished on application RFR-
NARD r GREEN. Superintendent OF Con
struction- ocS.45.1o.u.1 IZRD
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
GARBAGE COLLECTORS
CHILLED BY JUDGE

The garbage collectors Of Washington
were scathed by Judge Kimball in Police
Court this morning for their failure to
collect garbage at the time they were
scheduled to do so. the judge saying
tiat they thought they owned the
town"
These remarks were brought about
by the trial Of James Tidee. charged
with violating the police regulations by
leaving a garbage can I'm a public alley.
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
Servants of PianiSt'S
Bride Bolt Doors on
Strangers.

FLORENCE, Oct. 5.-Another attempt
was made to carry of Princess Anna
Monica Pia, daughter OF the former
Crown Princess Of Saxony. who was
married in London 10 Enrico ToselI,
an Italian pianist. Two men presented
themselves at the TOselu villa saying
they had been told u bring some
puppies that the little princess might
make her selection.
The servants saw through the ruse
and bolted the door in the faces of The
men
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
ARMY AND NAVY UNION
TO PERPETUATE ORDER

Articles OF Incorporation were FLED to-
day by the Army and Navy Union for
the perpetual existence OF that orC r.
The governing body is 20 be a ma
tonal corps, composed OF its officers.
a standing committee. past national
commanders, past gsrris On commanders.
and representatives from garrisOns
working under the Jurisdiction OF the
national corps
The officers for tne first year are
George L. Snider. Van a. Zahn, and
Daniel J. Byrne.
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
PROGRAM FOR BLIND
IN LIBRARY READING ROOM

The following Is the program for vol
unteer readings and music in the read
Ing room for the blind AT the Library
Of Congress:
Tuesday. October S-Aflss I.aeta Ram
aEe. reader.
Thursday, October 10-Song recital.
Saturday, October 12-Mrs J. FInney
Engle, lecture. Subject. Through CO.
lCnial Doorways."
The door TO the reading room viii
be closed at Z-30 D. m, and VIII be
opened thereafter only between the
numbers Of the program.
The Washington times., 1907-10-05
MILK LAW VIOLATIONS
COST TWO So EACH

Two cases for violation of the milk
law were brought before Judge Kim
hall in Police Court this morning. w
west, was fined 10 or thirty DAYS on
the charge Of filling milk bottles in the
street
The other case was that of John V
Hortung, Of los Florida avenue north
west. for selling cream containing less
than 20 per cent fat. Hortuug aid nor.
appear In court and forfeited ).