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HOUSES FOB SALE.

HOW TO RI YOUR own LANDLORD OK 500
90 $500 cash and SO % So monthly. For full
particulars drop postal telephone OF call for illus
trated plats &c Of Connecticut Avenue Terrace %
FULTON Il. GORDON Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT +. HEATER. Mgr, Colorado Bldg. Tel.
main SO jal-lM
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN STABLE
east side Of 5lst ST. below NJ q feet
front q stalls. rooms for 10 large wagons.
price. 5000 Also large tract # ground
running from e. & %. Canal % Potomac
River west Of the Aqueduct Bridge inn
proved bF an old stone miH Price S. 90.
J. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d st. y. w.
FOR SALE
su3 X ST. lot 25ylg: brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price. So
1880 square feet on Grace So. Georgetown oUpo-
site CAPITAL Traction Power plant Price $50.
1906 s4th S. lot lsslg3. brick dwelling. Rent.
$3.50. Prica $,5Q
2l55 G st.; frame store and dwelling Price. S2.75o
SO sth ST. Sc; saloon property Price. $3.50.
30s5 Q ST. lo-room frame large Iot. T1zI59: Trust
S5O has nearly years % run. Price. S.758
Rent. E3a
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
3UB SID ST NV
Phone West 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your old WON carpets Drop postal OF phone
main 4325. WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory.
93l 5th ST. nv
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR 5.
10. and IS acre lots on the Great Falls and Old
Dominion Railroad az Sprng HilI. 10 miles from
Georgetown. from Great Falls l0w fare good soil
buy now before prices advance, easy terms. THE
HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna Va. or
Room 7o9 Columbian Bldg delS5N
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Filed November a. 1865. ]. r. YOUNG. CLERK
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
strickland complainant vs. I}ryaut Tucker r.
e al, defendants. Do Equity 30 266I-Orller
i9f ne aplfaraufc n absent defeldsnts.-fhe Oh
me hglrs-4t-law ~ Clara D. Walker deceased 1f me
ANA and premises known IS Dos numbered one hun
qIt4 ana i.lrD ilsf. ln square numbered four hun
aEea and farrylrl i+f5'. iu the City az Washington
tae same being improved by a brick dwelling house
numbered ~ q street northwest. IN SAID c,tY
On notion i the complainant. Il Is tins 18Th
aDlss D. 81! ant luctsr Junior. ArahtIa II. uca-
e. Marina II Hobbs. Nellie r. Munger Marion a.
Hunter. Norman T. Tucker sarah p. Pellet
Thomas A. Hatwg0d Mary A. Harsu1d sarah Har-
Leht, " alter Bingham. Annie NJ shaw EgEeun
~ eager, Bertha p. Bingham, John HauFlod H1.-
son. Iva - Axe. 4flia 4. FTeer ". @. DeA.
nH4slil. 'harles Freeman Holman. Jose prime &.
Naie, Fanny T. Powers. William 4 BgrEe-s Ella
l.2tlouru- Thomas Arthur Hubbard. William Z
Mch01u Hauy Harvood Haiuts Charles N De
Amit Beiand, Carrie r. Tsrltl Eta r. cav.
Joseph II. tralg. Eleanor a. Drake. Norman 5
'ralg Grace q 'r0rk. Annie = Chapman. Grace
smith tlls- William Dudley Smith. Catherine =
smith and trlderak bingham. lr the unknown
heirs deyIseCS and aieu-f@ a- said Frederick Biuz
ham; ana Thomas H. Bingham. ur the unknown
pam ana Edward Bingham. % the unknown helrs
aeFi-ees, and alenees g said Llwa-d Bingham cause
tHcT lpptaIducc % De- entered herein ou or before
the hrsi rule DAY occurring after the expiration o.
VIII be proceeded with DID ease ~ default pre-
Flde4 copy 90 tins order BE- published twice a
month FOR tlsree months lE the Washington Law Ra-
hARRI NJ. CLABAU6H Chief Justice A tine
c.Iy-Icst. ISealI !. r. YOUNG. Clerk by r. r.
CUNNINGHAM. Asst. CleIh b. u. NckENNEN
J. ,, tLANNEhl, and WILLIAM HlIZ. Solicitors
r0ls.-n. tcs. DO. u 1H29
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COLLECTORS.

The District Mercantile Company.
Do you know where this Is? I certainly do-6ll
Tth St NV: the best collection agency in the city;
take your bad bills 70 them. they VIII get the
money Tor sou. de2s-3m
WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS,
estate and damage claims; 10 charge unless sue
csssfuL FULLER AGENCY, III 18th st. nw.
de5g-n
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

COGSWELL'S IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
buy new and secondhand vehicles and harness
large assortment vehicles. SO UP. harness. s. up
four fine shetland ponies and tran. 209 ltb =
NV orstf
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LOOK! $500 PIANO, S175 CASH

CHASE PIANOS. 500 reduction. easy payments.
GEO. LAWRENCE. s2i 9Th. Expert Tuning
FOR SALE-NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING Ma
chine; less than halt price y. A ~. Box lB
Herald Office. desg6t
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF SECOND
hand furniture the best and cheapest I'm the city;
our prices are the lowest
F. z. TAYLOR The Furniture Mar"
glS6 ST. NV de2s 3n
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NEW WAGONS
LOST AND FOUND,

T-NEIGHBORHOOD OF RIGGS MARKET
ieth st.. New Hampshire ave. OF Corcoran St
ildy5 small watch, green faced; attached to enam-
eled pin monogram NJ. A. s. Reward Return 1881
Il ST. NV
L0ST-AT CHASE'S THEATER TUESDAY
matinee. mink stole. Liberal reward. 3l3 H St NV
ja2-3t
LoST-WHITE BULL DOG: SPOT ON TAIL
and car; collar and tag Reward if returned to
Janitor, Mt VERNON FLATS. 9th and y Y. ave
LOST-hAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY PIN
pearls and diamonds. crown setting; December 81
Handsome reward. Ill9 18th ST. nv ial-3t
LOST-MoNDAY AFTERNOON. GREEN
leather purse, silver corners, containing a large
sum Of money. Liberal reward if returned with con
tents 90 i72o y St NV ;al0t
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BICYCLES WANTED,

WANTED-TO BUY EVERY SECONDHAND
bicycle IN Washington. e.. r. HUNTER, The Bi-
cycle Man. lis Psnns5ly auia ave. nv. jal-lH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE NUMBER OF HIGH-GRADE
Upright Pianos taken in exchange for uew insfrI-
ments have been put IN thorough repair and are Of
fered now at extraordinary bargain prices Why not
Use your Xmas money % make the first payment on
one Of these piau0si stiefi. Sis. 5tulz & Bower.
SIS HaTdnau. $40, knabe SEQ; Harrington 500.
ShoningeF, 500; Weser Bros. 500. Vose SIS.
sOhmer $50 and a number If others Easy pay
ments o. j. DeMOLL & co. l23I q 50.
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TYPEWRlTERS,


e RENT A WELLINGTON:
ISzs One month for-.---.-.--.. $1,000. g %
ySH55SsA Three months for................. s. 90
ss--1=s<% Six months fur--------.---. 50 90
(An rentals apply toward purchase
The WELLINGTON is only So
49, OFFICE 51e 18th St NV
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CLEANING AND DYEIRG,

THERE Is ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor at 1855 Pa. ave. nv. and DE j. the only clothes
doctor in Washington. Phone Main llss. de-stf
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MARTIN BROTHERS,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
1925-1927 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w.
FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE. BATH LARGE
yRrd; near electric ears; corner 9th and Newton
SITS Brooklaud. ID. g. kCy AZ Lucrssens drug store
Bro0kaud. Rrnt 50 per month. F. p MID
DLETON, Kellogg Bldg. ial-3t
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BUSINESS Opportunities,

FOR SALE-BUSINESS OF OLD. POPULAR
employment agency. clearing so monthly; ideal
location, good given for selling; best Offer
Address AGENCY X, Herald oaice. jaI-3t
FOR SALE-LOTS 81 AND q, SQUARE lbs: 35X
10. on 81. uv., squares east q Aqueduct
Bridge suitable for building shops Apply 10 r. A.
PHILLIPS, lII0 ST. NV.
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IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Norton NJ. Little vs.. Washington
Steel-Cut Cereal Company ct al Equity No. 25 gyl-
This being referred 10 10 report dstributio
Of the fund in the hands Of the International Trust
Company Of Baltimore. trustee, I viii proceed with
the said reference 0i TUESDAY. January 8, 1897
at the auditors rooms at 10 O'Clock a. m. in the
United States Court House, Washington, ID. c.
Holders Of bonds issued by the defendant the Wash
ington Steel-Cut Cereal Company or otherwise IN
terestcd IN the said distribution notified 10 pro-
duce the said bonds and present their claims at the
said time and place. JAMES q. PAYNE Auditor
deZ7 e. ja25
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STORAGE.

75c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
sou money ON hauling packing. and shipping Get
our price bef0re you decide. Gail or phone Main
l25i II. BAUM & son. 9l2 Pa ave NV de29-tf
WE STORE FOR IS CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds. L. 5. STORAGE CO, 4ls-2922 Tenth
st. NV Phone NJ l229. deZ7-sgt
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-KALORANA HEIGHTS
BELAIR HEIGHTS
The very best bargains In this rapidly enhancing
locality
dels-u ALLAN F. WALKER. 1872 G ST.
FOR SALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet I7th and 18th. south side. 5llI 81. # fstt
front. Price s go.
NILLER-S HOENAKER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone. West g. I3E WISCONSIN AVE. SD stl
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81 PKEME JUJKT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia, holding Probate Court Estate Of William
Sc1lly, Deceased No 1865. Administration Docket
S9-Applcatlop having been made herein for probate
Of The last viii and testament of said deceased and
Sculy, Frederick 1rapp. and Frederick ScalIly the
surviving executors named IN said Will IL Is ordered
TINS 18TH Gay OF December. \ y. 1906. that Mary
Gertrude Sc1lllv, Julia Auugler. and Kathleen SclIN
and an others concerned. appear in said court on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January. 4 d. 1851 40
10 O'Clock a. TO show why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof be pub
Ilshcd IN the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald once IN each ~ three SlCrrSyyyc
weeks before the return day herein mentioned the
first publication TO be not less than thirty DAYS be
fore said return day. ASHLEY VI. GOULD JUS
tice. Attest: fSeall JAMES TANNER Register Of
Wills Tor the District Of Columbia CLERK Of the Pro
bate Court KALSTON * SIDDONS. Attorneys.
deg rs. a2
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
lumhia, holding Probate Court Estate q John
Collins. Deceased. No 1864 Administration
B1cEer.-AVplic4rio having been made herein for
PROBATE a rne last VIII and testament II said de-
9fase1 and for letters testameuaTy SAID estate.
tg g. O.. Lee and p. s. Bright. Il Is ordered this
18th dsy Il December. 4 j.. 1906 that Thomas Col
ius. clara Collins Ellen Lucy Collins. and Blanche
Collins. ard al others concerned. appear in said
court on MONDAY. the -lst dsT q January A D.
1877. al ID clock a. ~, o. shGH cause why sIcL
application sh1uid Lot b. granted Let notice hereof
D. published Iu the Washington LaW Reporter and
The Washington Hcald once n each Of three Sue
ctssFc weeks before the return day herein mentioned
the first publication % be- not less than thirty DAYS
before sand return dsy ASHLEY II. GOULD. jus
tice. Attest. iSeaLl JAMES TANNER. Register
g Wills for the District lf Columbia. CLERK 81 the
Probate Court. FRANK :. BRIGHT and Gaze
NUA r g. LIE. Attorneys. del9 27.Ja2
II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Julius ". T0isou IS. United States
banking and Trust Company. Equity Ne. 22f9i-
This cause being referred &c me TO report the claims
Of creditors 0 the defendant company aud for ether
purposes / Wil proceed With tie reference on Tues
day. January .. 1867. At 10 O'Clock a m. AZ the
auditors rooms the United States Courthouse in
this cts. All holders ~ bonds ot the said United
States Banking and Trust Company. or otherwise
having claims against the said company. notihed
o. present the same az tie sad tine and place.
ds9jz2591 JAMES g. PAYNE. Auditor
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Money LOANED Salaried Peonle

And others, without security, easy payments Offices
in g principal cities save yourself money by getting
my terms first D. Il. TOLNlAN, Room SIS. $50 18Th
81. nw. nolstf
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

SINGING C4NARIES. PARROTS. JAPANESE
Spsnels chihuahua black and tans Scotch c0lies
ball and fox terriers. Bostons eats goldfshes p0u
try. pigeons. goats. guinea pigs rabbits. &c
SCHAIID-S BIRD STORE 7l2 18th st. NV. de27-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-A MEAT CUTTER APPLY TO THE
WALkER-HUGHES MARKET co. lbs 30 Conn
ave NV
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALIlMUhE G. UhlU RA1LhUAU.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION, New jersey ave. and c St.,
.sFKFRl BfHER HOI On THE ODD HOUR "
40 PHILADELPHIA AND My YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST. NEW YORK.
$50 m B5 iqst i PsIfol F Fs535 train
.sLs IN i5iu+r and Pullman P2riCT Gar
y 49, ~ a. 81 ~ DH Hsl and pullman Parior e.
800 h. m ~RoyaI Limited AL PullmZus-
f4-J b. M Coaches % Philadelphia
SOD D. ID. Biner and Pullm4l ParlCr.
800 D. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia
u . p n sleelers-
ATLANTIC CIIY. 100. 800. tuao q. m. fIol.
EVERY HOUR oS THE HOUR"
tMelA days Z a. n. 20 8 y. nj
40 BALTIMORE.
Week DAYS 257 500. go. 77J. 10. 500 $50.
o. s5 w. ll@9 ID. a 53 "a no9 On 70 s5 58
..v. $50. s-ll, 1880, lo-35. I-9. u IS ,. M
sundays 80, 900. -. So. s1c. 1856. 100
H., ~ l--5. 5do 5-5j, 5lI, 5-s5 go, oUO. lyJ,
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, IN and $50
'CT-NCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
= 1U a. m. $40 z. pa, 1870 night
ti.Ets I s. SO PM M COLI NRts ;5 3: 5is5
WHEELING. SO a m. '5-JJ ,. n.
RtINtH ESlEk, ss5 a. IA. IS, $40 2. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m l2n5 noon.
f;s5 p ~, 6zJ p ~ Sundays. SO a. IL and So
pIjI-RAY and ELKTON -iJ5 n. M.
FREDERICK, SIS, ssI5 a NJ i-3n. f4s5. SIS
D. Ia
BAGERSTONN. IS 81 a. n. and 500 r. m
BOYD and way points q. s1.5 q. m $50
$50 t555 SlGI5, 30 b. n.
tAITHERSBJRG and way points. SIS, s9.l5 a.
M r3=A 80, $50. sos, SIS, f650. = 3 S0I5
mo p N
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. IS IS.
9.j d. M. So 80. $3.50, f9-i5 D. IN.
.Daily. Except sunday. SUNDAY only.
Reservations Of sleeping OF Parlor Car SPACE, rates
of fare. &c. viii b. quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE al an II the following Ticket OfcCs: lfI-
Il ST. NV. Telephone. main 1891. GIG PENNSYLVANIA
ave Telephone main rs Station. New Jersey ave.
and st.-Ticket Office. Telephone. east 6S7 InfoT-
nation Bureau east 72l
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
PERSONAL.

To AVOID BEING HELD UP BY ROBBERS,
have us call % your house and pay you that
large sum Of money for those mems worn gar
meuts shirts hats. shoes. send postal st once
JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6I9 d.
MR.. 2 MILAN PSYCHIC, sl2 EYE ST NV
Mental and independent reading OF al s1blects;
hours 20 telephone Main 3 IL de2s-5mos
BRADFORDs DEFECTIVE AGENCY, sUITH
2H Colorado Bldg, l4th and g. phone Main IS;
expert investigations. any cause; an sections strictly
confidential. For night service phone North 1881
dels-Et
WANTED-IF YOU ARB GIVING Up HOUSE
keeping and wish 10 sell part OF al Of yCur fur
uiture send for the man who has TIE reputation u
. years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES,
415 9th So. NV.
Phone Main 5I7l. noI5-H
PERSONS WITNESSING ASSAULT BY TWO
negroes. front TreasuTT December g C0muuui-
cate Bon 1876 Herald Office
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED THREE MATTRESSES AT PURITAN
Cafe 7l7is Lth So. NV. Must have experience
good salary n2N
WANTED GIRLS APPLY TOLMAN ,
LAUNDRY. Corner 6th ard G. SIS rw. de29-7t
WANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD COOK ~ PR
yate bosrdinshouse: two meals DAY. no Washing
Apply 1907 r ST. NV
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Filed December II. 1906. ]. R YOUNG. CLERK

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. MARY Dunn IS Unknown Heirs
Aheuecs, and Degi@ees of James H. Hooe and
joseph Riddle. No. 8-Q Equity D0c-The
object of this suit is To obtain decree griftlrr the
title lu complainant hy adverse possession 10 the
east fteen feet Of original i0t numbered eleven Old
ly the tuil depth thereof in square numbered rfe
h3ndfed ana seventeen i5i1I, Do the city &c Wash
iukt1n. D. e. on motion ~ ffa f,1U-uIfiu77rt h Is
tEis 18th day Of December 1906 ordered that the
defendants the unknown heirs. slieuees and de-
Ylseto ut James II. Hcot and joseph Riddle cause
JteH appearance % De entered herein on before
the ofH DAY OF JANUARY 1897 otherwise
ne cause will be proceeded with in case Of de-
Iauij PROVIDED, COPS II this order b. published
once week faT three successive weeks In the WASH
ing Law Reporter and The Washington Herald be-
fore said day HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH Chief
y165iIlgX,: y tue coTEv,Gest SELL J. Il
Jerk q. PERCY Mc5LUE and JOHN J HAM
ILLON. Sohcltors for CompiaiHants deI9.25. a2
SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT OF CO.
iHmum. holding Probate Court. 40. 1885 Admsl-
iStTalunIhls D. 90 give notice that ihe subscribers
VINO were ~ the Supreme Court II the District 0f
'gin2!a granted letters tcstamentarv the estate
q William H. Shock. deceased have with the au-
VTuyal u the supreme Court of the District Of 60
,9mnia. heillng q probate court. appointed FRI
DAY. TIE 18th dag Ct January. 1901. az 10 O'Clock
a. m, as the time and said courtroom As the place
Tor making payment and distribution from said cs-
tate, under The court direction and control when
and where all creditors and persons entitled 20 dis
u6utlFe shares lcCacies ~ residue are nofined
Ia attend. IN person or iy agent CT attorney duly
authorized. with their claims against the estate
properly T2ucaeq Given under qgr hand thiS 5th
JAMES G. HISS. ALFRED GEORGE. BY r.
WALTER BRANDENBJ Re-. AttuInt1. Attest:
tSeal1 JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
BRANDENBURG & BBANDENBU re ATTORNEYS
dels 25.ja2
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ME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

RALsTUN * sDDONs Solicitors for Complain
anita
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN

DR.. d. HARRY MORAN,
Washingtons Expert Dental Specialist does al
Dental Work for credit $50 T st. NV, cor eth
oc25f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; no EXTRACTING.
no pain; look, feel set and last longer than
natural teeth; shrnken faces made normal painless
filing DR.. J. L. WILSON. I293 Z St NV ocs-tf
DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN
reliable Dentist; not the cheapest but the best
at the most reasonable prices.
jal-u 10l2 + ST NV. PHONE g0S
/ say YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
BUREAU Of TRENSIATI0NS
EMERSON INSTITUTE TS 9n SOE ns sso

Prepares for all colleges. the national academies.
and direct commissions IN the service Primary De-
partment under university graduate. Boys Of all
ages Catalogues. WIS5LOW Il. RANDOLPH.
Principal sl4 i4th St M.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILE

STANLEY Touring Car. fully equipped; search
lights. generator. spcedometer top; in perfect
diti0n.
FORD-fCL Touring Car, searchiiehts. generator,
TOP. spsod1meter; ga perfect condition.
PEERLESS, 1906 icyL Touring Car; recently
overhauled.
Also WHITE Steamer and REQ Runabout.
These cars are exceptional bargains. and viii be
sold az q sacrifice
MOTOR CAR CO.. 1914 \. \. ave. NV.
des-u
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DarrOw'S
Speech
A Remarkable EffOrt-AudienCe in
Tears as DarrOW Closes De.
manding No Compromise

labor leaders saved by any trucking
to established or conventioal ideas.
The struggle fought out in Idaho
marks the departure Of labor from the
boundaries which its masters have
laid down. 1t has crossed the border
and throws back a call of defiance
from the mountain tops of its aspira-
tions, it's destiny. The blooi-hounds
Of the masters are hot on its trail. So
Darrow sounds the note of emancipa-
tion in spite of the danger, leaving
the champions Of oppression to make
good the demands of their courts and
laws if they can, by the evidence ad-
duced.
The well-know ideas Of the great
est labor attorney in America on the
crime Of taking life under any circum-
stances were strongly emphasized
throughout his address. He said he
would just as soon kill man in any
other way as to have him as juror.
He hurled his philippics at Hawley in
way to unmask the cringing prosecu-
tors every venal, corrupt and brutal
nature. He held him up to everlasting
scorn as a friend Of the labor unions
when they got their cash to his office
first.
Fearlessly he announced that he
did not think Borah was any honester,
but he was slicker. With dangerous
satire he reminded the jury that long
before Dean Kinks had persuaded
Orchard to lay his sins on Jesus, Nc
Parlanj had persuaded him to lay
his crimes on Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone.
At the evening session the crowds
demanding admission were enormous.
The yard was packed out to the court
house gate. 1t was q great tribute
to the representative and eloquence
of the great labor attorney. Lawyers
have come from all over the country
to hear the closing arguments. 1t is
impossible for this report to give any
thing like full reproduction of
Clarence Darrow's great speech. The
New York Worker and the Appeal are
handling it complete and it will be
reproduced in pamphlet form. The
speech isideally adapted to the great
audience outside Of the court room.
Its advanced stand will give courage
and upliftment to thousands and 1t will
make an admirable pamphlet for pro-
paganda.
Dozens Of the sentences are gems
of the purest water.
"When jsteunenberg established
the bull-pen in the Coeur d'Alenes he
sowed tho seeds Of more trouble than
this country had ever know from its
inception to the present time. That
act established anarchy instead Of law.
1t was a crime against the liberties
Of nan. The state says the establish.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-08-01
Boise, July Is.

oVacSt s|y 49,
Clarence Darrow began his argumenI
in defense of William ID. Haywood,
now on trial for his life as secretary
of the Western Federation of Miners,
ON Wednesday and continued his speech
till late Thursday afternoon.
His mastery effort was a surprise
even to his friends and the ex-
pectant and longing hopes Of those
whose fates are 30 Loyalty woven with
the great and courageous labor organi-
nation, were greatly strengthened.
Darrow took the most advanced and
courageous standpoint that has ever
been taken by any advocate in
America in any court Of justice. This
trial marks the challenge of Industrial
organization 10 capitalist courts, insti-
tutions and their program. Darrow
boldly announced the working class
position He took up the call Of
humanity and its necessity. He dem
onstrated the men and their purpose
who were fighting on the side of the
oppressors. He even dared to take
q stand for truth and liberty of
thought in dealing with the subject
Of Christianity and Orchard s conver-
sion.
There are those who have thought
that his courageous utterances, his
unparalleled departure from conserva-