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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-06
LAUREL HIGH SCORES
BRACE OF SHUT-OUTS
Midway City Nine Swamps Balti-
moreanS in First, and Tallies
Twice in Second.

LAUREL, Nd, July 6-The Laurel
high school baseball team scored two
shut-outs over the Dartmouth Athletic
Club OF Baltimore yesterday afternoon
by 16 to and TO 0, before a large
crowd of local and out-of-town en-
thusiasts.
The first game was a complete walk
over for the home team, while the sec
ond contest proved an interesting game.
These are the first games the visiting
teams have lost this season. The feature
OF the first game was the splendid
pitching of Dick Fulton, who allowed
b,It one scratch hit. A one-handed
catch by Don Brown back Of second
base brought applause from the large
crowd Of spectators present.
Score by innings:
R.H.E.
L. H. s.. , 0 0 ks 10 3
D A. CO 0 0 o 0 0 % 4
Batteries-L. H. S., Fulton and Sulli-
Martin. Umpire--Clarence MersOn. At
tendance-500.
The second game was a pitchers
battle. in which Don" Brown, or the
home team, had shade the better Of
Brightwell.
The game was an interesting one, good
plays being made by both sides. The
game was called at the beginning of
lAlE SAAllA lLAAlAAA5 OAA dNOu4lL u ram 1 lie
features OF the second game We're the
good fielding Of Meyers. for the visiting
team at short, and a throw from center
field by Bond. who cut a runner off at
the plate who tried to score from sec
ond on hit The lineup Of the teams
follow.
Dartmouth Athletic CIub-Meyers.
shortstop: Martin. second base; Horney,
first base: Murray, left field; Klein,
catcher; Brethol, third base: Bright
well. pitcher; Walker, center field: Limp
ert, right field.
Laurel High School-W. Brown, first
base; HaslUp, second base: Scott, right
field; Timanus. left field; Sullivan
catcher; Fulton, third base; D. Brown,
pitcher; CLANCY, shortstop; Bond, CEN
ter field.
Score by innings:
R.HE.
L. H. S.................1 o 0 1 o. 1
D. A. C...----......-.-. o 0 0 90 0
Batteries-L. II. s, Brown and Sulli-
van; D. A c, Brightwen and Klein.
Umpire-Clarence Merson. Attendance
500.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE 40 UhIO r. r.
LEAVE NEEy --lSICS STATION.
ROYAL z LCE LINE.

LEAVE NEEJ rEIoS STATION
ROYAL eLUE LINE
Every Other Hour the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA ND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 23D ST. NEW YORK
100 n m--Dlnerf Pullman Parlor.
70 e. m.-Bucet PariOr. E1vs-hour TraIz
$500 g. m.--Dtaer and Pullman ParIor Cag
FL 90 a n.-Diner and Pullman PariOr car
400 p. m.-Diner and Pullman Paricr ca
100 y. m.-'-Royal Limited All Pullman
Five-hour
1870 D. m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia
$500 o un--Diner and PulIraan Pario-
Is 90 D. m--COacheS - philadelphia
sl2.c9 p. m.-Sleepers-
s2.s2 a m--Sieeperl-
ATLANTIC CITY. f5;So. 's:oo. fII=ss q
fiss0. 's7s9 p a; .,-,,,o
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
az. f6.O0 $50 100 10 $500 IS I'd s,.os
TOO ..i:i5, flsOO 's:O0. t5:Sc. sd too
t4l5 500. t5:os. $50. tssO0 e "a. n "a 'soS
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO az. $3.50 ?. m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND IOyyIs-
VILE 10 a. m. 40 D. m. s12:S0 nirht
PITTSBURG. 'S.ls - "a. '1s22 's:Is q z
s1Z-S0 night
CLEVELAND. $40 .. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p m.
WHEELING. sS:1) a. n. s 80 D. m
WINCHESTER. fs:l0 an, t4.os rs 90 nm
FREDERICK. ts:Zo. fS:le. ''s.Is an. ella
TIA aiii1iGiERsTtowN. 1910 a N. f5.mpA
ANNAPOLIS. 80 % 200 a m. f15:o5 moo,
q go s's.3e. $50 aLd $500 pm.
sDAIly. Except sunday '"Sundey only
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Omces: IE7 & ST. Tel Main 1881: SIS
Pennsylvania ave. dain rs. New Unioa
station Ticket once. Main z1s0; Infor-
nation Bureau. Main TsS>- noI7-tf
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MIKE SCHRECK ASSAULTED

CINCINNATI July 6-AIike Shrek,
the boxer, who now has a saloon in
Reading, Ohio. was given a terrible
Deating couple Of nights ago by a
near Elm.
Snreck was so badly used I'D that
ne had TO be taken TO the City Hospital
He says he does not know the names
OF any or the men, but thinks there
him. When they got through with him
ne had received a bad cut over the left
eye, another one on the head, and
both OF mis- eyes were closed He was
eNS0" kicked about the body.
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GARFIELDS DROP
GAME ~ MlLLERS

Miller's Athletic Club yesterday de-
feated the GarheIds in a well played
game, by TO 5.
The features were the batting OF
Milstead and the catching of Slater
for the winners. Barry. for the losers
pitched we'll, but was poorly supported
The winners want games Address, w
r. Steinmeier, 1908 e street southeast
The score;
NJ. A Colts 20 0 x-9 u
Garfield. 0 2 2 o o %
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF Collector OF Taxes. District Of
owners OF keepers OF dogs in the District ~
Columbia arc notified that the yearly tax
imposed BY Act Of Congress on dogs oUned
payable July 1st, and upon payrnen. Of ssiS
tax, tags win be issIed 80 provided by tbe
same act BY orcer Of .Es Commissioner
Oasin1ASLs<G RxaA D, c. ie5o-st exstI ~
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YOUNG WILL SELL STUD.

LEXINGTON. KY, July 6.-Milton
Young, owner Of the McGrathiana. stud
which next TO James 3. Hsggin's FL
mendorf stud, IS the largesj Of thor
oughbred breeding establishments. au-
thorizes the announcement that on Oc-
tober ] he will offer for sale by pub
lie auction. about 700 thoroughbred stall
lions, mares, yearlfngs, and weanlings,
and about 900 acres. Of LAID.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT co.

Every day IN the year from foot 7th n -,
Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News a.
points south via sESsrb powerful steel Dais-S
steamers Newport NewS" Norfolk aai
Washington
~. WashingtoE-e:3o pmlLv. Portsmouth,. z M
IV. AIeIAndriA--T-O 90 pmlLv- NorfoIk. q N
Az IT. Monroe 800 am LsV. II Moaros I .
Az Norfolk. 500 an Ar Alaxandrias "a -
Ar Portsnouth--s:So SmlAE- WashinEtsn7 -
CEThrough connections made al NorfoIr
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship @
for New York. and Merchants an5 MipsrSs
Steamships for Boston
EGeneral Ticket ONCE. 9o5 18th At COX
srado Building. (Phone Main 1900.
5th St. Wharf (Phore Main ST8ol
mo. CALLAHAN. ID V Pres. & Cent NJ,
~ H CALLAHAN Carl Pas. AT
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FOR SALE-KEAL ESTATE.

WEST WOODBRIDGE is the most Desirable
subdivision around Washington; large lots;
high elevation; all city conveniences com
bined with the charms Of the country. l.
minutes from the center or the CITY: low
prices; easy terms; money loaned 20 build:
lots selling fast. JOHN B. HARREI,I, Co
Owners Gil F St nv. Tvs 90t
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON CAMP. Modern WoOdmen OF
America, No. l1454 Van ". Roberds. SIS 18th
St ne. clerk. meets Thursday evenings at
Typographical Temple, E25 G st. NV.
ny24-sot
SALVATION ARMY HALL. $50 Pennsylvania
are. NV, meetings every night and all l4l'
Sunday. Adjutant and Mrs Wiseman.
Everybody welcome je27-9ot
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR Notwithstanding corner on the
Heights FOR small investment property in
AIRY section. Thi- IS new house and IS
built on two lots: beautifully decorated;
50. 500 70 run years Address BOX 4s. Times
Office Jy4-3t
FOR E&CHANGE-An attractive 5-stOry
bay-window brick. 10 large rooms and bath
furnace leat. one square Of New Hamp-
shire ave and y 81. NV. Trust OF g. 80;
viii exchange equity OF Sl.5O0 for clear lots
or alley property. Address BOX 45. Times
Office. iva-3r
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AUCTION SALES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

II. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA IN re- William A
Darling. bankrupt In bankruptcy. No.
$50. Notice Is HEREBY given that the above
named bankrupt has fled his petition pray
ing for a discharge from all his debts In
bankruptcy, and that his creditors and other
persons IN interest are required 10 enter their
appearance In opposition. II any 50 desire
on or before the 18th day OF July. 1908. at
Il O'Clock a. m. WILLIAM 4. HALLsAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy. Il
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, WALTER REED ARMY GEN
ERAL HOSPITAL, Takona Satisfaction.
washington, D c. July s. 1908. Sealed pro
posals in triplicate subject % usual coadi-
tons. Will be received here until y O'clock
noon. standard time, August s. 1908. for the
construction Of one double set OF hosnital
corps sergeauts' quarters. at the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital. Washinrto,
d 9, including plumbing. gaS-riping cleo
trio wiring and electric lighting fixtures
Plans. Specifications. blank proposals and
further information furnished on applica-
ton deposit OF S25 required for drawings
and specifications; deposit Will be returned
TO bidder on return OF drawings here l.
5. reserves right TO accept or reject any
or all bids or any part thereof. Proposals.
10 be marked Proposals for Serreants'
Quarters and addressed 70 Capt H L
PETTUS, @ " jy6.T.&9au45
OFFICE, SUPERINTENDENT o. s CAPL
Toll BUILDING AND GROUNDS. Wash
ington, D. @. June %, 1908 Sealed pro-
pOsals On duplicate) VIII be received ana
publicly opened at the above Office at u
O'CLOCK NOON, WEDNESDAY, JULY s
1908 for rugs for Inc Office rooms IN the
Office Building L. ;. Senate. Washington.
d. c. All rugs must be OF domestic manu-
facture and viii b. required for delivery
on or before November >. 1905. Specifca-
lions and schedules may be obtained upon
application 10 the above Office. ELLIOTT
WOODS. Superintendent, L. 6. Capitol
Building and Grounds. ieI7. % q Tvs
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SEABOARC AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, IA7T Peuua. Ava

EOTICE-FolIowing schedule not Euaranta.a
SOS g. m. dafy-Seaboard Mail Thrours
coaches ard Pullman sleepers 70 Savaansh
and Jacksonville Through sleeper WashInr-
ton 70 Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta Din
tcg cars
go p m daily-Seaboard Express Cosche,
and pullman 10 Savannah JacksopviiIo
Tampa. Atlanta Birmingham. Menphis
Dining cars.
3. h. sTANsELL. District Passenger Asea..
apla-rs
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B.-Fouowing schedule figures published
urIv as information and are NOT gua-antesd
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Or
leans Ashevtlie. Chattanooga. Memphis. G.I5
a m ana HOO p m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanocra
Memphis. New Orleans. l0.45 .. m
Savannah jacksonville. and Florida poIatE
L 8 BROWN. General Agent
auI2-Ir
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as Information aad
rot guaranteed
400 p NC & o. Limited Daily Fa..
veFtibuie train. Pullman sleepers to IT,
tuEton. Louisville. Cincinnati. IndiauanoIfs
Chicago and St Louis Connection To-
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
villa 70 Memphis and New Orleans. Dininr
Cars q la carte service.
1.ro P M-F. F. V. LIMITED Da0-
solid vestibule train Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LouigvfIIe
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars. 4 IA
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
70 Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville "a
Memphis, Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ana
Ohio Offices. 513 Pennsylvania ave I27a
+ ST; and New Union Station. Telephone
Main $50, for Washington Terminal Can
Service. ana Main 1886 or 220s for c & o.
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Honey Loaned Salaried PeonI.

and others, without security: easy pavuenes-
oftces IN s. principal cities: save yourseIt
money BY getting my terms first. D. ii
ToLMANs Room sos 80 18th st. nv. dss-ts
2 \
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR seLE-A SAMPLE o. ONE OF. THE
ZEAL BARGAINS offered through this
$3.50.
Rented, $3.50 per month
AN INVESTMENT.
Rented to a desirable and PROMPT -ps wing
tenant. CORNER pressed-brck dwelling:
A CONDITIONING HOUSE-Iooks IKE a
So,Oy house tao bay windows; 7 rooms,
modern plumbing; porcelain bath tub. a
good-sized lot: yard front. side and rea~
sectlon where house will rent at this
prce One Of the best renting sections Of the
a 1,rl oioSk ron one Of the main street
ty6-5e MOORE hill, I333 G st.
FOR SALE
z 81. sw.. two story brick; 6 rooms and
bath. good lot 10 wide alley, and no houses
on the alley; price. $3.50; terms 500 cash.
= st NV, near lst St NV. two story and
ee4lar; rooms and bath: price. s.. $50: terms
Lamont St. between 4th and 9Th SIS. NV
rooms and bath; hot water heat: price.
$3.50; terms 500 cash; balance SIS TO IS
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
500 9 street NV jy2-6t
FOR sALE-Two new ana very attractIve
six-room houses; hns bath: the houses are
Just finished. with selected paper, making
them worth Investigating az once; easy
terms S2d and y sts. HENRY W OFFUTT-
Je25-u
MODERN s-room houses: 20 II. fronts: near
Lincoln Park: hOt-water heat: soon ready
A F. GERMAN a CO.. 1901 s., nv.
FOR sALE-cOlor,d people can buy weI
bulk. Nicely arranged. every way attractive
residences In best parts OF northeast and
northwest: exceedingly low price; small cash
paymenti monthly installments
ALLEN c. CLARK. coo + St
myZ7-tf
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SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase IN Maryland unless your title
Is guaranteed by certificate OF MARYLAND
u Tk ave nv. my14-ul. II sa-9Ot
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SANZTORIUM.

TAKONA PARK Rest Cure Sauitorium win
open the first OF July for rheumatic nervous
troubles and colvalescents. Mix diet mas
sage, and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
ciaIty- Doctors patients desired Mrs L
PERCIVAI4 late teacher CT massage. Battle
Creek Sanitorium- je20-9ot
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W, B. & A. ?. Ply
THE ELECTRIC LIMEU

OOL6L4E 41lACh EELOA WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
TIE BEsT Way TO BALTIMORE. An
NAPOLIS. AND o g NAVAL
ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace from White HOUSE Sta
ton O51h and II sta NORTHEASTD
For Balt!more-@5.3o. $50. 100. 500. $50.
g 90. $50. 1000. 1890, 81 90 and u.s0 a m :
1900 noon. 1919, '1-cS, 100. zoe, ESQ. 200
800. 400 40 500, $50, s-6l go s--0J
80. $50. 40. 1000 and s11-s5 ,. N. daily.
For Annapolis Il en-. ia sSa s:so
1880. and u=50 a. Az I2=2o. IsSe. z.sa. a.s0.
$50. E:Ss. G-So T-2a asa. and 'lI:3 p "a
daily.
Indicates local trains All others ars L.
tied. stopping only at Naval Academy Junc-
ton No walking OF hiring OF cabs aeces-
say.
Fares One wRy.Round trip.
TO Baltimoro...-.....-..-- 80 s1-@
To Annapolis and e s.
Naval Acadeuny.--..--.- 10 IN
Tor tickets and information apply At ticlrst
Offices. 18th st and N 2 ave NV or at
White House Station. 18th and n sta NORTH
EAST Telephone n 73o5- mylS-er
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MEDICAL

DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST,
as 18th St: 81 years practice curing ne-vous
chronic and special diseases stomach liver
kidney. bladder. structure. discharges skin
blood and private ailments cured quickly
Consultation free Eny2o-rf
". T. Baldus. NJ. D.. Ph. d. c r. man Special
ist On Diseases Of the Brain. Nervous system
Heart. kidneys. Stomach and other Diseases
Doctors services and medicine, 81 Tel N
5eS0-tf
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Times Want Ads Bring Results,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

CORNER LOT. Harvard st. ut. Pleasant:
cheap for S575. S525 cash. balance in years.
guaranteed title. Will sell 10 white or col
ored; it's a bargain = r CONNER. Box
IS. Mt Rainier p O.. Nd lys-st
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COLONIAL BEACd.

FOR RENT-Ten-rOom cottage, directly On
the river front: partly furnished: arteslan
well water: house lots for sale A. 6 cay
WOOD. sS3 sth ST. nv. nyZ5-s0t
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PRIVATE STORAGE.

EXCEPTIONAL facilities FOR storage OF
household effects: large. safe rooms under
our personal supervision; special rates for
summer storing. FAWCETT & VANDORE%
$40 18th 81. iels-eod s0t
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CHEAP, new runabout; good order. ADplv
after go D. m Rear al 18th St ne
FOR SALE-Four passenger touring car in
fine condition. can be seen az the Dewey
Garage, 1913 l. St NV. HENRY A I,EH-
Man jyi-st
FOR EXCHANGE-19O OldsmObile. in good
condition; VIII exchange for an equity in
small investment property or clear lots.
price only $500 Address BOX SO. Times
Office. fv4-3t
Zoe SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from 800 to $500; every rnachIne
fully guaranteed: demonstration given Spot
cash for your automobiles. Cars sod on con-
Segment, send US your car. We have a school
t. teach you how TO operate and repair any
automobile. inside Instructions SIS Class
now forming. Private lessons given NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. soslh
18th st. NV. anrs-tf
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FOR seLE-A SAMPLE o. ONE OF THE
REAL BARGAINS offered through MS
$3.50.
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Batteries-L. II. s, Brown and Sulli
van; D. A c, Brightweu and Klein
Umpire-Clarence Merson. Attendance
500.
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I HAVE a good sum % loan on first trust on
good real estate security. Address BOX As
Times Office Tvs & II -
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

TWO ACRES-New and artistic 9r house.
handsomely papered. pOrches all around /;
close - station in attractive village; house
cost me over 81, coo; necessity compels sacri-
fee; a snap at s., 100; 500 cash: would not
object 10 genteel colored purchaser. s. NJ
EFERTON. Times Office. iyF-3t
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THE WRITER'S.

When Hamlin Garland has finished
a novel he likes to strike out into the
real country and rough 1t for awhile.
At last, after three years OF hard
work. Signor Gabriel dAnnunzio, the
italian poet and dramatist. has finish
ed his tragedy, 1.-THE Ship" which will
shortly be given in Rome.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett il an
enthusiastic gardener, and her country
home In Kent. England. Is noted for
Its rose garden. where In summer she
does much of her writing.
Poland Burke Hennessy, a young
newspaper writer Of New York. has
gone to London. where he win join the
star Of Blakely Hail, who Is to start
a new newspaper in that city.
Ernest Thompson Seton. sitter his
seven months exploring expedition
through the country north OF the Hud-
son bay, is again at his country seat,
Wyndygoul, hard at work compiling
data which Will tell Of the expedition.
In January he sails for Europe on q
lecture tour through England and
Scotland
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SPORTING NOTES

Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla, WIN
bold trotting meetings in January.
Another international horse show
win be held in London. England. next
May.
Billy Keller OF the New York Amer.
leans Is reported to have purchased
another dat building In Brooklyn. He
is said to be worth $4,000.
Beatrice. with a mark OF 2:26lk. ia
the latest trotter to the credit Of sgd
ney Prince to enter the 2:3O list. She
made her mark at spartanburg. 9. @.
recently.
Ed De Groote. the French pugilist,
who retired from the game to become
chief Of police at Lumber City, Ca,
has laid aside his club and returned
to padded mitts.
Bill Clark. the Belfast Chicken. =
who liz now eighty-two years old and
lives in st. Louis, Is out with an offer
to box any eighty-year-old man In the
world. 1t is doubtful II Bnl gets a
match.
Fight Promoter McCarey Of Los An
geles. Cal. has announced that In the
future all pugilists who box at his club
win have to work on a percentage
basis or not at all, as be is through Of
fering big purses.
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DOING THEIR DUTY
Occur D'AIenc Readers are Learning
The Duty Of the Kidney.

Occur DAIene Readers are Learning
the Duty Of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backaehe and many kidney ills fol-
low:
Urinary trouble. diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Mrs. o. C. Travis. living at the cor
ner Of Church and 5th streets, Sand
point. Idaho. says: II know that
Doan's Kidney Pills act up to their
representations and am always
pleased 10 recommend them. Prior to
using them l was greatly troubled
with disordered condition of my
kidneys, / had a complication OF
troubles, headaches. dizzy spells
backaches and other symptoms Of
kidney complaint. | procured a boz
OF DOan's Kidney Pills. used them
as directed and noticed a great i'm.
provement In my condition. Thus en-.
couraged, l continued taking them
and they proved 10 beneficial in every
respect that / take pleasure In re.
oommending them to other sufferers. :
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster iIburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unitet
States.
Remember the -Doan's-ant
take no other.
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COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

At Oxford 800 freshmen entered this
term as compared with 764 last year.
They include seventy-two Rhodes
scholars.
The public schools Of Cleveland may
be equipped with book holders which
enable the scholars to sit erect while
studying.
w. E. Chancellor, superintendent Of
the schools Of Washington, Will give a
course of twenty lectures at the Johns
Hopkins university on the History Of
Theory Of Education"
Almost all the diamonds belonging to
the estate of the late Mrs. Jane L.
Stanford. widow Of Leland Stanford,
have been quietly disposed Of. and the
proceeds will be devoted to the Leland
Stanford, Jr.. university in compliance
with the terms OF the viii OF the owner
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STATE LINES.

Kansas has the largest creamery in
the world. with a daily capacity Of
100000 pounds Of butter
According to Director Davidson OF
the Iowa census bureau. there are a.
600 more men than women In the state
New York Is the richest state In the
Union, It's total assessed valuation for
the fiscal year 1906 being $s.015. O0O,-
722. Pennsylvania comes next. with
Massachusetts, close after it; Pennsyl-
vania S4.405, 37s,339 and Massachusetts,
q. Do. PSI. 054.
According to a new law act passed
by, the Pennsylvania legislature. any
person or persons moving after sun
set or before sunrise in order 10 avoid
payment OF rent. together with the par
ties who move or haul away their Of
fects. may be prosecuted
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-07
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Ralph Stuart is playing in Strong
heart"
George Alexander is to produce ''The
Thief" In London.
John Hare, the English actor, has re
ceived the honor Of knIghthood from
King Edward.
Louis Mann is playing in vaudeville
In condensed version Of Gan on Ac-
count of Eliza"
Herbert Kelley and Ehie shannon
are reported to be doing a big business
In their new play. Bridge"
Frederick Paulding has written a
play, '"rhe Great Question" In which
Jessie Bonstelle viii appear
Phoebe Davis, who has played for
years in "'Way Down East" is to have
a new play dealing with modern life
In the California foothills. The play
Is to be written by Philip Verrill Nj
ghels, a magazine writer.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-07

The Woodmen and the Royal
Neighbors win hold joint installation
on next Wednesday evening, Jan. 8,
at 1880 O'Clock. An interesting and
instructive as well as an enjoyable
program win follow the installation.
Fancy drills, and literary and musical
numbers win be rendered. 1t is ex-
pected all members OF the order will
attend and enjoy themselves.