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The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPrioes ouoted ar. uhoiesale.l


he Ehulsslle uarEet yeste-5ay wzs Without sp.-
cal change recsirts beinE fairly Ii5eai and demand
2n scarcity q produce due 10 the rre1t dry veather
Poultry vas 1Tn cEgs steady. dairy uroduc-s firm
and I've sf0Ck a511t zs sst we-k
BUTTER 'rsarorrT. fancy. 1a2fi DO. Western
frs-s. Zl-3- do seconds l1a.0. rr1cess fancv EaZl.
Co. fair 70 good BAD. da5-y. choice. lsa-s: goo1
Is. store packed. frcsh- Is
EGGS-Neazby fresh Virginia. los q. 1s: arer-
age. [aTia. Wez- Virginia and -a--thunst Virginia
isal-; Teu1e-see- lsaI-. North Carolina. e
CHEESE-Nex Farz STATE fac1d-y Iarre IzaizlS.
Virginia. o.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiaksns. fancr. s7rnr. tss,o.
hens L2zal3. ro1sters g. ducks. srrfug liaI5; d.,
arEe. Lall- do snail. g. Feese -as- TURKEYS torzs
peI IL. %. do hens. l2i DO. thin. e; keats 10
DRESSED FOULTKT-Turkcys. hens. unGraTn
~ 70. Edlss DO average. urdravu. TaI2. do.
thin 0al2. toms. I3aif. chickens spring larz. Ia
e. snail. BAD; hens. choice IsalJ; ROSTERS. 9,
6lcks. ioal2, geese. sall
DRESSED 1IEATs-Hans. eouat-y. szs.r cured
GETABLEs-Potatoes. hone r-ur-s. re-. r-1shel
sa75. new. psr bhi. L5oaz59. North Carolina. pr
bh-. 2ee; Norfalks 2n; NcCoTmacz. per bushei
bt-- LelL-5s new south Carolina. 3zs0 each: csl-
gry- Florida per crate cas- do usr bunch. ga
o. c1-Iu17rs pcr h5szrr. 5l6o. errriauts. rsr
crate. T7aLo0- kaIe per hhL sa75. leetrrr home
grown. pcr hasE8 Leal-51- oui1ns. Ee-uuta. per
crate. lGaLE d.. Egyptian uaz 800 %
Maryla1d and Virginia. bhI L51a-.-5- Eeas ror has
kef. 59aL15. hone E-UEu Ter lb 55Ca4 .: rsdishe-
Ter leo SaIo0. string beans green. PER BASKET Sla
81; tomatoes, near by. per crate. 75aLZ5: squash
Florida per basket. SAILS green ooTn. PER doz
l0s1Z
GREEN FRUITS-Ourzas. psr Box ssoasoo:
do California navels. S-oa4ooi E=ape fruit, per
box. Z5Gafg1, pachcs. per SIX basket ca-rie- 1la
80. do. Geo-Eia. psr crate. LzsaL75; do. box
sale cautalgIpes. per crate Io0l20O: pfneaurIes
peT crate. Z50a3.0o. LuCkleberries per quart sap.
blacEh7rries, per quart sal2. apples new per bbl
25ai5o; DO. per bushe. 51a75: pluns. per crsre.
lz5al50s Eater1Eelouss each. 2oaS5s peas, pr bbI
50uaf50
SUNDRIEs-Besswax. 2: tsIo-. (: honey. white
clover lb.. new, 81 do. 2-ib rev l8al2: g1nsens
per ID. 500aeo0. Seneca. per ID. 20: Golden seal
foa15 Pink IZ3li. Alardrake "a: Snake Root 81
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. s47; do,
sliced, bright &
GRAIN-WhesJ. Southern On Fade, 7sass: re
7lso. cum. sheled white -saTg; do yello7r Tsa-s.
d.. car. 5.75a41os oats. Weston white, No. ? sIz
g. DO. mixed. 55a58.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool. washed. free OF
burs. per lb-. 2a22; DO. unwashed free u burs.
pr Ib. 90 do. burry. per b. I6a1T: hides green
per d.. 6a7; do dry, PT ID, sac; sheepskins
green. o1CE. 75ss5. do. dr. ezch 25as0: czfslins
green. each ll0aIc5
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COTTON MARKET.

Qaotati5ns fs-aishs5 y p T. Huttn & Co.
malnha-s Z tle Nsw YORK stock Ezch2use and the
NeW YORK Cotton Exchange. e.. Bowie CLiI1aaa.
manager. IL J. street northwest
New Yark. July I--Th- rl;tda market Vas strong
to-day and BEHAVED -gma-Eab,y vel Tie opening
p-ic4s were s-rsav ln -hc face q lower Liverpool
cables ard faFaratie weather regcr-S. Cod buying
from Wan street followed The oq=ainz which car
ned rricls further upward. and The s1urort given
the raztct al dag was s-ch Es to make pTices
bu7ysat Throughout the session The market closed
with an adrl1ov f-- July Of . points over the
opening. f7r Ocr5b.r q y u1in;s and f1r Deem
hgr = . points. The market iu New Orleans was
alz1 srrllE closing fr1ul % s points higher than
th= CTeuilF
Reports a. ths pa-s wsrs 500 bales. against
So Ias- week and 80 last ycar- For the seek
2 90 bales as1f-s- . l18 last week and IS last
year. Reosiprs a. New ORLEANS werU i.7ss rales.
against IS Lst year. a1I % Houst1z. -Z1i bales.
against Los last yr1-
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New York.
New Orleans
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New T1rz. July I.-CATTLE-Receipts s.: feel.
irg steady. D7sscd beef in u1Ts demand ard sell
iur az sa-1iz Trr pound
CALVES Re-rirts rs. r-arket steadv- Veals.
SOFAS 3, no b-tte-si-zs- dr7sscd calves STEADY.
-fy dressed reaIs aa3s country dresze5 vsals 5all
dressed b--tsTui.Es. 6I-as1
SHEEP AND LAALBs-Reosi1-s. sos5; a cars
on sale; feeling steady. al sold sheep. 30oaf55.
lambs asa51f
HOGs-Recaiuss. 2ss0; feeling uo-aiuaTy weak
PeunsylE1nia and State hogs sold late yesterday AZ
7-ooa--Z . Fer 100 pounds
ChicaFr. July E--CATTLE-Rocsip.s 200; mar
ket steady Prime aeeves. 5s5a7-75. pooT % medium
aa5.,). stocEeTs and feeders. csai65. c1ws and
hsfsrs 2s1a6-19. cauners. I5ia2s1 Tr1aus. 35a5 %
HoGS-Recsipts. 5.00o. market 5sl6c lower. Light
aoolf g.; r1ughs, 6.loa555s mixed 6I5as7j. heary.
a1ae-71- pigs 511160
SHEEP Receipts, -,e9o7 rzarset s-sady; shade
loweT. Native and western sheep. 275a450; native
ana Western lsmbs. 409a6-5
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bsltinore. July I--F1Iowiuz s-e the rsacsl
Trices established b tie Fruit and pr1iuce As=o-
ciation-
BUTTER 'TeamCTy. fancy per n. = imitation.
lsa3'; Maryland and Pc1rsyivauis rolls l65zaI1
storc-racsed Ohio ard West Virginia Is-aIT, Mary
land Virginia and Peuusyraua dairy Prints I5aaI7.
ETGS-Mauiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
IN. Eastern shore Narylaud and Virginia Ia.
Western hrsts- In; West Virginia. T.
LIVE PUULTHT-SrrinE chickens psrnd sa-ze
e snail. Il old hens hcs7y-wei-ht 15i4al4; sr-iuz
ducks. large. Ilal2; Old ducks. l0
LOUR-Wiutcr extra. 2501370: d. clear. 1sla
35: do. straight. 400aLI5: do. patent. 4saas g,
spring clear. Al0asf0; do straight ss5a5 l0- do
patent. 5-Sa5.l5; City NILS best patent. 5T5- do
hiEh-eTads patent SO; do. hi<hrrads straf-bt
80. do. choice family as.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. + Hutton & Co.
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board q Trade. C.. Bowie Chipman. man
aEer. f53l street northwest.
Chicago. July Z.-The morning upward movement
stimulated by finn cables. reports Of fair export
bidding and reports q light country offerings Of
wheat and there were uufaEorabls reports from
North Dakota and unfaT0Tablc snow reports from
Manitoba The adTancs IN prices checked the eI-
port demand and receipls were heavy ootEithstand-
ing the reports Of snail o1CrInrs- The recent raius
it was stated the for the delay in Offer
Ing winter wheat
Com vas quiet and steady early. but later turned
weak and sold OF. owing % the weather conditionS
The oats market was moderately active and prices
we're fairly steady showing some improvement later
with covering q shorts. reports that the early
tETashing retGTus from southern Iowa showed iregu
lar and rather unsatisfactory yields
Provisions were znoderats,y active and souewhat
hrmer, with moderate movement of hogs and quite
fair cluTnisson-houss buying Of pork
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK july I--1ICurr On CAL today opened
At IA per cent, highest. II. lowest II; closing.
IL per cent M1sc q the loans were at II pcr
cent.
Time money vas obtainahs quite Ihe-lLly and
met with fair demand Rates 1zz-2 Ut cent for
sixty days, -a@4 for ninety days, 2z1Z7- fC- four
months. 5asi5 for FIVE udhtbs. and 81. for SIX
months.
Msrcsntle uau.r cane into The market with some
f7cedlm and ahs-rI-i1a fairy r1ul Rates
bis receirnbe. saf1z pr cent for choice four and
SIX months, single names for less weIlknown
Uamcs
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July Z-Fo1o~ing are the oaGal
rricas here for today
OATS-Stocks in elevators. e. sci bushels. s1fu-
ments IRON elevators. $3.50 bushels White No 2
heaTy. 6la5y1 do. No. ? light TO meiium 5qisssa.
d.. So- 3 heavy 55lza595s. do No. ; medium
ssza5s1e; de-. No ; light. 5siSa5s; do No Z. ugh;
% heavy. 57a5s: mixed No. . 5sa5sls; do. No. q
55,a57 do No. g. s5a55is
RYE-Stock in sleTstors. 2sz bushels; shipneuts
from elevators none.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertra. Der eEt-. 65laGoo: hatcher. asa
SO; common. 20oa3oe
HOGs-Per cVt. gross. ss5a575: ordinary, pG
cEt. 5eaa5E
sHEEP-Prinle, 2o0s35o: Common. z5a50
LAMBS-Spring. 6; msdirm. 51sasss
CABFES-Prne. Dsr pound :: medium saHk !:
gas. 5aA
COws-Prime. fresh. each. soeosaoo; common.
q soas0-o0; old and dry. s.oOala0a
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RUNS OVER WHITE BOY.
knocks Down Lad, but
He Is Not Hurt.

He Is Not Hurt.
Making a hurried run with q patient
the ambulance from Casualty Hospital
ran over James Fitzpatrick. fifteen years
old, OF e23 Second street northeast, who
was standing in the roadway near the
Union Station The boy was attended by
the ambulance surgeon and was found
70 be uninjured-
The ambulance was called 10 the rear
Of the Union Station at 4:15 o'clock yes
terday afternoon to get Robert Scott,
negro. forty-eight years old. who had his
left foot cut in the railroad yards The
negro was in danger OF bleeding to death.
and was being hurried to the hospital
when the white boy was run over.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
TEXAS ROADS GROWING.
Report Shows 12,576 Miles of Rail-
way in Lone star state.

Report shows 12-57O Miles of Rail-
way in Lone star state,
Special 20 The Washington Herald
san Antonio. Tex. July 1.-THE report
OF the railroad commission OF Texas for
the fiscal year ended June 30 shows that
Texas has I2.57s miles OF railroad. or sew
eral thousand miles more than any ether
State in the Union
The great size Of the State makes this
necessarily so. as. for instance. the dis
tance from Brownsville, at the southern
extremity. 20 Denison, at the north. Is
about as great as from Denison to Chi
cago. and the distance East and West is
even greater The report OF the commits
sion shows that, despite the financial
panic. there were 3lS miles OF new roads
built this year. exclusive OF Interurbans
and tram roads. With all Of her mileage
Texas has great areas untouched by raii-
roads.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z F Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchangs G. Bowie
Chipman. manage IS0l street northwest
Sales tc neon. 479. GOO shares
Total sales .........-. 9c6. 600 shares
Call money! High. z1k; low, Ia; cI-, Ia.
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New York. July E--WH FAT-Str1uErr; fair iu-
Cuiry. No. I Nu-1hsrn Drlu-h. % arrive. L3llL
No. I'D. o b.. oid. L5Isi No. red. Z. 0. b.
ay=. L0lizs No. hard. rev crop. T. G. b. LC3iz I:
No I mscsrlni. Z O. b. Ll2
CORN-Scar-es Heiess So. ? elevator. s5ss; No.
= T. O b.. - nominal No White. nominal: /:
No. ye'lJw q. b. u1-ri1aL
ETE-Quiet- No. 2 z o. 3 EI
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Dissrict q Columbia. City q washineton- S.:
T. HARRY G. NfEEAf. Treasurer * the above
named company. do solennlT swear that the above
statement Is tue % the best q ny kuoVIeirs and
belief HARRY q. MEEd. Treasurer.
Correct-Attest.
JNO. JOY EDSON
Ellis SPEAR
JOHN b LARNER
ANDREW PARKER
BRAINARD r. WARNER
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
JOHN a. HAMILTON,
Y IT. SHEA
THOS W SMITH.
WI. A. NEARNS
MARTIN A KNAPP
AUGUSTUS CRANE, r.
GEO. TRUEsDELL.
Dire-t1rs-
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Al. to The Washington Herald. ana
bill viii be seot you at cent a word.
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B. & o. EARNINGS FOR JUNE.
Net Revenue Is SS9S, $50 Less Than
in the same Month Of 1907

in the Same Month of 1907.
Baltimore. July H--The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Compaay's statement OF
earnings and expenses for the month OF
June, as compared with June. 1907. shows:
Gruss earnings. .S5.456zI E.p6O5 a7@sa
EzDensss -------------- s.s'e So 4.77.sS s60.szi
Net ea-nsDsS..-..-.--a. .5is5s5 S.4sess So 80
For the twelve months ended June SO.
as compared with the same period OF
1907, the statement shows.
G-0ss ea-aines-.--s7S65S7l SZa3g2 S.S5isi
EzBenses .-------.-- s415o.s7s 5i.ss6sI 79a2
Net earninss.-.-.--S9 -S9457.sn S7S7.1I Esss9
This statement includes the following
lines: The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Baltimore and Ohio South
western Railroad Company. Ohio River
Railroad Company West Virginia Short
Line Railroad, Ripley and NH Creek
Valley Railroad; Pittsburg. PalnesviIle
and Fairport Railroad; Pittsburg. Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, and the Pitts
burg Junction Railroad To those who
expected to find comfort in the figures
IN view OF the intimations thrown out
when the regular seni-annual dividend
Of 3 per cent on The common stock was
declared a short time ago (the profit
and loss account being drawn upon 10
furnish S1.500,000 Of the amount required
to pay the dividend that prospective
business justified the action, there will
be only disappointment The showing is
not much better than in May and en-
phasizes the mistake the directors made
in declaring an Unearned dividend on
prospective INCREASE IN business
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
American Security and Trust Com
pany,
AZ WashinEton. in fhe District Of Columbia st the
close Of business July Is 1905.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Metropolitan Bank,
At Washingron. u. e.. az the ciose Of business
July e I2lS
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cal. 2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas A.. 500 at
Washington Gas CerridcargS = 10, LOO
At l05 $50 al l05
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 al slH
s. o90 az So
Catital Traction 2 at ia.
Washington Gas. = az g.
Traders National Bank lo-at li5is-
Frrmen's Fire Ius1rance 10 az l9
Potomac Fire Insurance. az =.
After cau-Capital Traction 5s. 500 az ll1S.
Following are the closing quotations On yesterdays
stock exchange
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July I.-FoIl1winE are the saIes and
sl7tati1us the most active securities listed %
the Balrmore STICK Exchange
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E r Hutton 8 Co.
members New York STOCK Exchanss, G. Bowie
Cbip-1zn. manage. 1sll + street aorthvrests
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Washington Loan and Trust Co.,
AZ Washington, IN the District os Columbia At
TIE close q business July e. Is5.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

NeT YORK July g-Uuited s;ases T7-e1usut
lo-is were unchanged today
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! |I1-TI7I = I"ll1.-7la-
J. JOHN c. ATHEY Cashier ITO ten of ne
ah1ys-uar1ed hank. do s7ier--ly swear tha- the
above statement IS true 70 tc best q ny k11wledee
I and beiief- JNO. C. ATHEY
Cashier DO ten
suuscrnef ard sxorn % hefsre ne tLis Sth dav
q july. Ec2 JAMES r. TRAZZARF
Notary p-biic
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Home Savings Bank Of Wash
ington, D. c.,
At WsshinEto1. D. C.. a. TIC c-ose q bussness
We5ne~day July Is. IsE.
RrcorRCEs
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Total ssies s. ooa against -. 90 yesterday
p Zle00 week ago. and s. ,5ol. .o9 year ago
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Railroad shares Bought.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Rese-e fund
Gold coin and bzilion---......--- $50 1lo 90 %
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Disrri-s q Columbia. So
J. J. FENDALL CAIN. Cashier q the aboTe-
named bank. do s5iCmnly swear that the aboTe
statement Is true u the bcs- n mv kn0wledge and
beiif. J. FENDALL CAIN. Cashier
Subsc-lbed and sworn 70 befo-s ne this 23th day
q July. Iss.
WI P. YOUNG. N0tsry Public
Corect-Attest:
ELDRIDGE z. JORDAN,
c " WOOLF
A d. PRINCE
II G. MCCORMICK
EMANUEL SPETCH.
JULIUS J. PEYSER
BERT T AMOS.
L " COOK
p. J. SMITH. J-..
OWEN OWN.
THOS- 2. HICKMAN
CHARLES J. WALKER
Dirrc1o-z
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Disc1c1 u Columbia -.
:. HOWARD MORAN. TreasIrvr q the aoove-
named Bank. do sole-uly swear -hat The above
ststsraeut Is true 20 the hest of NY kuoEle=s and
belicI HOWARD MORAN Treasurer.
Subs--ibe5 AID sworn 10 before this 18th Gay q
July L9S JOS. y. THOMPSON.
Notary Fs.hlic d. Q.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The
United States Savings Bank,
It Washington in the District q Columbia. st ths
close q business July =. IG2-
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HOWARD MORAN. T7szszTs-.
p T. SAUL
J. PHILIP HERMANN
r HARRISON JOHNSON,
CARL AUERBACH
JOHN b GEIER
ANTHONY GAEGL.ER
JOHN SHUGHRUE
JOHN Il RUPERT
WI MILLER
BRTCE J. MOSES.
ALEX :. CLARKE
JAMES T. SHEA
Dl-ccn-s
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DIRECT ELECTION
IN OREGON
CAMPAIGN CLOSES ronloHr
AFTER BlrTgR FIGHTS ON
BOTH sipEs - PROHIBITION
ONE OF TaG MAIN ISSUES.

PORTLAND. Ore, MAY - 81
rect election Of United States soma.
tors and prohibition are the Issues
Of the stats campaign which cnasi
honight. the election being MonSa5
taue 1 Hath camaaDs have bean
bitterly eonfeAsed
Tho senatorial conbead has been
"A thrre-earnered fink4 Gov George
y Chamberlain. sfssn@ssfsfic eXoeu-
tve - a peeitbllcas stsse. hes made
"A Whlrisaani easpsRigs asl n NE aieiit
No / tze classe whiah laedaea leg
laialora - elaet the senator IL
Anfana b. tise sateaa, Atta viii Pres'
ahlf carry the state
II NJ CRka, ita fshHhileHn aR-
paunni. has alao masic hts csmphien
on statement 10. hut weakened
hia position somewhat b. BITS failure
30 enter the different county lights
waring Cor the election OF state ieH
islalors.
Anti aaioon campaigns are being
conducted In all bat two counties IN
The state Soms Of these fiEhta are
90 close satire counties. others ats
prveihet sauabhles
Onr ~ the most remarkable 81
these fiFhtz II at =, Johns. where
the profits. under the Oregon local
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CARNEY Will.
k0T'PEACH'
REFUSES POINT BLANK TO rUs.
TtFY AGAINST RUIZ IN the
PRIZE FIGHT TRUST CASE.
10y United Prssal

SAN FRANCISCO. MAJ 2s.-'rn
never be- an informer. ~ never
peach ests IL save mvSlf from
ftref.tzeutts-si IL the reply o. E.a.at
eraglef, arc u the indleasA asran.
berH u the piits fight trust u tha
hfuHaHsl 81 tha prosecution In the
srsft eases. that b. tnru states egi.
dnaee against Abe Ruef ln return
fpr immuniiy.
efaney says he wHs anpI cached
By aHHntn 81 the prosecution Who
made The proposition. which he
quickly rejected Incidentally. the
Offer 81 Immunity dlaeluaaa the fact
that Hu-f viii next be tried ca The
indictments growing from the
charges thai he paid the supervisors
zoe Ca pass the omnibus prize
Nnht ordinance Testimony given
the grand jury shows that GraneY
NsN Ia Hust office when the $50.
600 was paused under the table a.
huef who was 20 hand Il 70 the
supervisors.
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DAMAGE VEReicTS
ARE RETURNED

The following verdicta were r..
turned Yesterday b. the Jury before
judge Boyd J TRllmAn in the ga.
peri0f court. which IL hearing the
condemnation proceedings for the
stuart VI reErade Alfred Lueben
fk.s2p. Anana James Pontius
slsak0; samson Investment com.
pany. ts.2lZ. kiatawa Investment
e1mssny. Sarah Couch aud Alice
MickSRre. Sie.3166a. and the Pa
ellie A Puget Sound Bottiing com.
pany. t2s3a3a.
II n planned 10 widen Stuart
81 from Sc feet 10 50 feet from
Neallake boulevard 20 Howard u
ana then continue II 10 Eastlake.
This thofonEhfaFe IL much used
and II 10 planaed 70 have IL ready
Tor III" fair neaf year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
OREGON TRACK Tram
rs IN ROUTE TO SEATTLE.

EUGENE. ore May 20 Tho
University Of Oregon track team IL
an is way to Sssttle. where big
fnnrcarnerea track meet between
Idaho, Washington Oregon and
Montana viii be heid Saturday.
Trainer "iilil" Hayward believes
Oregon can win the meet although
Il Will be close ss,aexe for hi8h
points.
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TO CRENATE BODY OF
MRS. 0fTMEMM

The hutesal Of Ms kmsuaa ot.
tainnsin. whs Was killed IN the
Maarn aufagaohdse accident laat
" edneasaf. viii be- held sandag ~
nulterworthH chapel AZ ) D. m.
dgs. OtioienEin waa the sister u
Mn. r =. Moses % this city. and
waa a. years Of ace All Intends
are Invited 60 the services. The
hedy will 30 cremated
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~ Navy Yaro Route Steamer
rr1keils leaves Flyer dock $50
u1119 j. N. f:3c and = o. N. sss
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osAra NOTICES

}, A stoddard. age IS. died IN
this CITY MAY IS tie was mem.
her IT the Tailors union. The
body q at the narl0fa Of the Hon.
hey Watson company
William Smith. aEe IS. died Ia
this city Nay n
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service of William
smith viii take place under the
auspices Of the Seattle Lodge. SO.
-, u Y q y, SUNDAY afternoon
a 2 O'Clock at the parlofa Of the
honney Watson company The bur
tai will take place at the i.akevirw
cemetery
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woMss MUST 90 TO JAIL
FoR PERJURY IN oRuCE CASE

LONDON. May ea-Mrs. Mar.
gares Hamilton. who il 70 years old
must serve the prison term OF IS
months TO witch she was sentenced
Tor committing perjury IN the eel@.
hrated DFucs will contest Her ap-
peal for a asw trial vas dsnied to.
DAY.
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option law, have been able 20 en-.
clHde one Portland residence pre-
cinet Ia the voting district. Under
this arrangement residents Of one
oitYs wlli decide whether the real.
dents Of nelghbofing city shall
have saloons
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ADJUSTMENTS

Al The Naare <cxf Mauslssy
Tuesday snt "Wednesday. .tssia
Drew in Ny Wife Srw York
symphony orchestra Sunday after
noon
AZ The Grand Vans" NUst
week. The Nightingale
At the seattie-"'lshe shadows Re
hind the Throne Next week.
Tracked Around the World
AZ che Lots Soldiers ~ Fos
tune Next week. The Girl Of
"a. Golden Mcal
AZ the Coliseum Vaudeville.
Al the rautases Vaudeville
At the Star uaitlluE Nelson aud
vaudeville.
Get your fishing tackle at Piper
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WAsHiNv ON. MAY 2a-The
Humphrey bill has been passed by
tho house providing for the estab.
lishmsnt Of tso more fish cultural
stations on Puget sound. Washing
ion, for the propagation Of salmon
Fish Station Bill.
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Get your fishing tackle AZ Piper
4 rafts, 1884 sccead Az go
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At 1919 o'clock. Rev. Dr LlSyd
presiding Luncheon vii be served
AZ aoon b the ladies q 81 MARKS
parish.
Century club Picnic.
The Century Club has dlsbanaed
for thu summer months However.
Il will meet again the second Sat.
uFdAy OF June the 18th. at a picnic
10 he held at tho home Of Miss Mar.
gaFvs Hrne. ~stratheone. KIRK
land.
Political Equality Reception.
One Of the most successful 70
cepti0ns given this season Ia club
dom was taAt given "Wednesday
evening BY the ladies 81 the King
coaaty Political Equality club. in
honor az the visiting guests. Mrs
Emma Smith De zoe. president Of
the Washington Woman Suffrage
association. aud Mrs n " Allsn.
president nf tho State Federation 81
Womcnss clubs The reception hail
Of the Fairfield was pfettily decor.
ated for the occasion Dainty ~.
freshments were served BY the sey
erai young WOMEN dressed ia white
A number Of handsome gowns wsrw
Worn. Notable o. the musical pro.
gram werw the selections By Mne
Harris. late of Iesfan. whose voice
and Interpretation are unusually
pleasing Several attractive solos
Wars given b. Airs EdNard =.
Pick. Who made very pretty pic.
ture. standing between the DARK
hAnginEz of the music room. Is a
dainty gnwn OF hiur silk and a large
white lace hat In line With the
honorod guests we're Mrs. ida III
Hatfon. Mrs W " Harper. Mrs.
Homer NJ Hlli and Mrs. A. n Leck.
enby Assisting in rcceiving were
Mrs. q. Marvin srsage. Miss Della
Parker. Mrs. Edward Y. Flick and
Mrs Brown.