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The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Columbia Heishts-Ric5ard Il. Bailey e ux %
Annie Z. Adams. lot 50, block 81, SO.
Connecticur Avenue Heights-Ella @. Heath to
Pe-ry 5. Heath. pert Of square = SO
NJ street uoTrheasf between North Capitol ard FS-s
streets-R0bc-t C. Shiun to Walter T. DolaId-
son original lots T. l5. is. and T. and part
eriginL lot a square SIS so.
r street northwest. tetween Nineteenth and TNEen-
tieth streets-Canis Oppenheiner e. viz. Simon.
20 Pearl G. Selby. parts lots "A and :. square
H. SO.
Twelfth street northwest between " ard \ streets
same "a sane pary original lot 3 square 81. SO
No I5E e street hwest-Wii-iann 2. Nheatlsy
et TX 20 Katherine Y. and Edwin L White.
lot Is square 1ss SO.
Alley between 5 and 7. Sixth and Seventh streets
rio-thxest-Y i-Eiuia WIuslcw 20 Emma B Pres
ton part lot 2 SQUARE Al, SO
street northwest between Fourth and Ffth streets
John I. Schaffert e. TX. 70 William Berens.
part original los I. square 5l6 SIC.
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
no-thzest-Robert c. shinB 70 John r. Fulner,
lot q. square q SO
e street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northEes, and Third s1d G srE7sLs sOuthsass-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

oaosations furnished b z F. Huttoa & Co.
members Of the New York sJosk Ezchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trais. G. Bow.s CLlpzaan. man
as5r. 1901 Z srrcet northwest
Chicago. Aug E.--le market Was active and
strong ea1ly. advancing about i clu-sa bushsl oE-
iue 10 the streu-sh o. the cables disappointing re-
ceipts Of spring and Eiuter wheat. covering Of
shorts and reports o. Igar country aCcep-ances
faere was also some TAX % smaller Manitoba est-
mates and the reports % big snort interest in
chicago September Later there some reaction.
With d much q1ieter trade
Corn was fai-Iy active and firm early. on reports
Of a c0usested condition of the September. There
were some crcp complaints from east Of the Missis-
sippi.
Oats were actiEe and drm ca reports Of snail
country acceptance ard rather disappointing re
ports regarding the actual crop results
Provisions we're steaoy. but eased Of with rather
heht trade later il the day.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. AsE ss.-Fouozing are the oaaeisl
prices here today
NHEAT-SuoJ contract. sS5z1sssss SPOT No red
Western. l01al o01ss August. sslza9sA4; Septsm5er
g 'zas5z Deceubar Lo5lssl057.. steamer No. red
55.as57s receiDJs. l0l5s5 bushels; experts. $500
bushels southern b. sample, s1a55i southern On
grade. 9f4-g5i-
COEN-spot mizsd. So. September. So asked;
gear. G. asked receipts. ass bushels; Southern
whl-c elru. ssls7. S0g-Lsu yellow com. 6sas7-
OAIS-StocE in elevators, l57.5f bushels. ship
msuts from elevators. --sZI bushels Waite No. 2
10 weight. 53al-zs do. No 3 as u sight. 5la
5z, naked, Sc g 20 weight. 51za5l- The
Quotations far Old oats were Wlise No g heaFy
5a56. do. No. O. light % Medium 55a55. d. No g.
heary. 5ia55. Do No s. medium. 55s5s. mixed No
y 1z
RYE-Stock in e-ev4t1rs. 4oE bushels There
were 10 shipments from e.ssat1zs
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Let Him Run.

4 boy named Johnnie Shawn. thirteen
years old. Of Topeka. kans-- began run
ming away from home when he was eleven
years old, and has skipped out and been
brought back forty-eight times in two
years His father now hires men 20
watch hiz. day and night
L Johnnie was the son OF some fathers
they would give him a dollar and tel
hln 70 run and 20 stay away as long as
he liked He woulG be gone for a week
or two and then come home TO give IL up
The dog that leaves its master fares bet
ter than the boy that runs away from
homo
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4 Holding Incident

Frcu Loudcn Opinion
i am tired OF seeing that everlasting
nackeveI brought IN for breakfast.
grumbled a bozr5e-. and I intend 70
speak 10 the IandIady about IL"
some Of his feIIow-vlctlms appla-ded,
but most Of them doubted his courage.
The matter was under discussion when
the laEdlady appeared
Miss PrUneI-a.- began the bold bC~-d-
sr. Z was about 10 say IL regard 10 he
uacke-eI that we desire a change
It's good mackereL' responded The
IandIady. griulIy. and there VIII be u
change" Then Tor heavens sake, ?
suned the bold 5oarder- order the g-I-
to bring It inJa5I first for a while
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Getting Square.

Prom judges Lih-a-r-
a Lancashire lad went into a large posi-
once and asked Cor penny stamp
Next counter" saiG the clerk b-usEleiy-
Cant you reade look 81 the labels The
lad did not answer. he went 10 the colu-
ter indicated. on which was The legend
postage stamps" and bought one. Then
he affixed # 70 the letter and went back
20 the clerk he had ar d-s- addressed
That individual was checking postal or
ders. When he reached the end OF the
bundle he looked Up f slE he asked
II I post this letter tonight inquired
the lad. viii Il set TO BoLt0n to-morrow
morning. Certainly It will Wei.
then. replied the lad. thou's a Ear- Il
won't for its going &c Sheffield And
he withdrew leaving the clerk looking
after him in spaechIess auazeUent-
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New York.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neu York Aug @-CATTLE-R-oa.7-s J. 80
head. ~-Es-F Dressed BEEF s.-E az -i1l-l
LFE--T.e-a.u-s IS head. STEADY FesTs 8 &C
urss=e- calves .-z. c-g-i-esstE Tss-s s--ss c1lz-
t-T--.=s=s1. ---l--
SHEEP AND LAMES-Eeceir-s. 5Ss9 head sheep
dun ard -C1-El-a-- lambs s--r AID -5a-5c lower
Common o. r.5e- sheep. -=1l So ril-s 20. con-
uar 90 choice lambs. sa-l15a
HOE--Berel--s g5 head STEADY Prime ne
di-u-=5 s1t SAFE boss sold az I'D uer 20 pounds
Chicago. A-g 2.-rATrL Es-Ftecslp-s. fau5 head
S.=aiy- Prime lerves. 5.-5a-.5ls r1C- 20 medium
s.-5s565- su1csers and f-r5H-s. 25azs51- COWS and
Esiiss o-a5-5- csE-=-s L-5z-6l. Texans. C1la5 -.
HOES-Ee1iHlz -5sl1 head. Market steady Light.
6.-la5-5. r1l-l. E1z5-s5, mixed. s5z5 s. be4Ty,
q 55515 So PES 5l.sl
sHEEP-Bec- 7-s Iio10 head. market steady. Ma
tive sheep. Z-5af-5. W-=-sr- sheep. z-a45. na-
tive lambs. s.-5s5.s5. We--e-u lambs s-G5a6 ~.
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Par Found Hi, watch.


An ITishma1. resident OF New jersey.
reported 20 the chief Of police that he lad
lost a gold watch which lie priced highly
because II was an heirloom. The chief.
impressed with the mans grief over his
loss. told him lie would leave no stone
unturned until the watch was found The
Irishrnaa went home. and later found
his watch where he mad mlslaid H. Think
Ing to relieve the police OF any concern,
he hurried back 10 the police station
On the way he encountered a force OF
men replacing the cObblesJgue pavement
between the trolley tracks Pat gazed at
them in astonishmeuL and then he called
to the foreman IN charge stop pullil'
up thin stones I've found me watch
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bsltfn1re Aug G.-FoloEiug are the Official
uriczs established b. the FT1Tt and Produce Asso-
cation
BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy. per h. Z3iza2s; imi-
tztion lsa20: Maryland. .. imitation I5l30 Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls I5z store-pacEeG OHIO
l6iz- West Virginia. lsiz: Maryland. Virginia, and
Peursylvauia dairy prints. l5i5
EGGS-8lsryiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
psr daz-. %. Eastern Sl0rs Maryland and Virginia
.: Western frsts. %: West Virginia %
LIVE POULTRY-5u-ing chickens. Der h. IS;
old hens heavy-weiEht- l1sl25z. ducks. TO-
FT.OUR-Wiuter extra 8 90a265: Go. clear ss5a
800; do. straight. Ao5aA2. Go. patent 4e1a4 LIS;
spring clear A01a470: do straight 50la5 3; 90.
patent 5-75ss0o City Nils best patent, SO. do.
high-grade patent. 5s; 20. high-E-ads straight.
E75: do choice family. As; do extra, 36oaa75-
Rye -four. Medium 70 eho5css z25a4-sa CoTn Essi,
2sF 10 Ibs.. Lazl-sa
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursd
Thursday, August -. IeOs9

c. Lsvis Tss- 20 Edwin A sIcI-tire. lot T.
s.uz-e -. and part ld-s and E. s-zz-s 20.
Tvs-t-E a-d . s--aa-s a7--hsast-8Ia-y z For-kss
% WLlzu z Sl--tl--al- lot 81. square SS6. SO.
Ple1ss-- Pi-i-s ard Al1u-t P-sasllt-E5=e P
LaEzltT % C-sr'es j. Bg-Ia- lot D. hlock =,
SO Cla-iss j. BE--s- 20 Percy i. Rus~al. sane
ia-5 So
Bs-lsrue-Percy H Russell ct TX TO william r
H1-s-U1l. IJ- -lI SO
P-s1san- Pla5us-Levis z R-r7uiuEsr e uz &C
Wstz--li-a C. Wa--5l. l5t Is square zS56. SIC.
G street between 7rzl-y---s- and Twenty second
s-ree-s s1-tLuas--Hsr-iet De-rcz = VIZ Tac0b
s. On E-5e S1ezrz. original lot 8 s-1sr1 3 s.ll
Fourteenth and " streets uortrvest-1Ilry lIcC-
TucE- 20 Ellen v Scaerlr. l1t s. square -.
20
Friend sh-r-EsEry Il Browning - TX 70 Jacob y
Belt p5rzl A and reservation. SO
LAvTeDcs s-reet-A5ois T. ElEs 70 Alce P. Sha55
lot ia square rs SO
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GROUND BRINGS $1I,5OO.
Mary A Johnson sells Large Tract
in Rhode Island Avenue.

There has Just been consUmmated the
sale OF a large piece OF Unimproved prop
erty on the north side Of Rhode Island
avenue. east Of North Capitol street. com
prising original lots 70 8 in block 70.
in Moore & BarboUr's Addition. and oc-
cupying the entire frontage from the
row Of houses on the north side Of
Rhode Island avenue 70 the east end Of
the block. and n0rthward on Lincoln ave
nue. The property was sold for Mrs
Mary A johnson by Wilugs, Gibbs <
Daniel. who report unusual activity in
the demand for building lots IN the
BI00mi1 gdale section. Il is understood
that S-1.550 was represented II the trans
action
II is the purpose Of the purchaser.
whose name is withheld. 70 make ar
raugemeats al once for improving the
entire property with substantial brick
residences having eight rooms, tiled baths,
hol-wa-er heat. stationary laundry tubs.
and other modern appuTte-ances.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
NEw YORK MONEY.

Ns- Yo-k Aux 9l-N01ey on cal today 11enec
at pe- cs--- EiEles-. J, lJVest. =, closing. L.
Mos 6f the G-v's loans us-s AZ 4 Per cel--
Tine money Vas llc es-sciz-lv active u Vas %
tefuabse L. sufficient v1lI-ue 70 meet C-rrsCr
c-1s-snzu-s- Rates . ~ clL- 51r sixty Gays. =
a.. for ninety days. 5zai lC- siZ months
Nr=-----za -arsr vas issued --16a7zlalv- Tie de-
rsa-5 -.-z not active. but uode-z-e h-si-ass vas
=--a Rase, a. rer cent f1r sixty % ninety
ds7E i1S1rse1 bills reJs7ad-s- sa=-z p=r os-- to-
-r1s,e four and SIX months siug-s names. ~
c-r- for o-Le-z
Tbe rna-Es- far s-e-Lius today 5ec-l2e5 sharply
r- r-sssurs z 5-ztcs against z-all il l-ccsss q
g----7--a-soa L declined 5ftssl p-s-u-s-
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JUSTICE STAFFORD
Estate Of Emily Hayn-s; order aiE-i-tins VII %
--7h4ra and rrr-d and letters lestauel-ary, bond.
$50 Attorney. ". c. Martin
Estate q John PANEL; eEoeptions 10 aooou1t;
r-Ie 20 show cause.
Estate 4 joseph 7. Collins. order granting let
ters q aduiris-rati5n: lond SEQ Attorneys. MI
ian < smith
Estate of Louise FriedHan. order rattfytnE audi-
tors report
Estate Of Charles N Thomas; order admitting
VIII % record
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DEEDS OF TREST.

Columbia Hsiga-s-Annie l. Adams TO William z.
Edn1us,on ard Lo-'s r Peak. % secure Charles
Z Marsh. S5d. years. 5 per osut. szzzi-
1r1u4-5y. lot s., blocE g.
Col -ub1- Hci-hts-sams - Charles P stone and
Robert Z. O-Brisu. % ssclre Ricaard h Bsilsy
lot So block g.
Square Hl-Eazza 2. Prs=ton to Henry C. stewart
ard James IL Green. % secure Thur11s W
Hungerso-d. SO. years. per cent. quarterly.
Lau-lo1 Pz-z-C1s-lzs a March ct Tx. 70 B-r~
Cleveland aad Charles 3 Muir. 20 secure Leonard
R. Eln-cn. S-Z2. years Der sent. lots i
and j. block =
Fort sara-asa Addition 2, R-cokIaud-Farrv G;
DoEey e. VII. John 5. % james B. Wiu,er and
Charles W B.scswood. 20 ssc1rs Amy Wheeler
500. years. per cent s-zii-s1usaIly. pat I1t
J. SQUARE s.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-SIarEz7vt E
Del 70 Wharton Z Lester and Michael J. Col
bert- 70 secIrs The Natioual Permanent BuI-d-
izg AssoGaticu $50. lot ls-
Square lo5l-1Iarliuz I. Seuay st Ttr Harry J. 70
Finest L Schmidt ard George n Eu.merich
% secure GeT-nall-AmericaG Building. ASsocia-
ti0n. Sea. lct s..
Square 55s-riIliam walter et uz 70 Georgs Y
W1-rasngtan and Bernard P Aiirnusck, to Sc
ere Er-is Rider Soco. years. 6 per cent
seni-aauEaIly. lot g
slua-e l9--Aliunie saeks ct vH. Isaac to SAL
Topper and samuel Y. Gasscz 70 secure Pasrick
T. Moran. S.ooo. % days. 5 pcr cent. part
lot T.
Pleasant Pisins-yYlh Ylheinina c. WetzeI 70 Samuel
Ross and Walter R. Wilcox to secure Lewis T.
BreuninEer. z-l0. ! 70 q months pr cent
lot Is square E56
Square .9-E1is sheetz et Tx 20 Walter R WEooz
and Geo-ge F. Hane. 70 seclre Harriet Detrics
S.s7S.-0 years, pr cent. seIrl-sarually org
nal lot s.
Square 2ss-Jossrh H Craufard ct u. to Lee D.
Lati11gr and L. Quincy Sulith, % secure Alpheus
r Snow SI5.2oo. years. per cent. sezni-anuu-
ally. part original lot q
Square 2e-Ellen V Scherer et viz. Luther P .
Harry K Boss ard H. Glenn Pheius 90 sec7rre
May McCaFerfy Tgcke-. 500 years Per
cent. ssrui-aungslly lot 4. same 70 sane. % So
cl-re sane S2I00 70 3 months. 8 per cent,
senian1uaIly. lot s..
SCusrv DG-AdeIbert DTyer Ct W % Chaui1
BrcWD and HEM h BerInann. % secure The
OTieatal Building Association No. c. 3 so. lot 3
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

justice STAR Dtlaf.
No 99+ Dausy et a. Va Taouas e Al; decree
r-1 c5ates=o- A--1-ueys. P r. Ho=G-J- Z PAD
S1-t.
No ZslZ swan rs. Suaz e a.. refe-encs % sz-
z1li1e- Attorneys. 2 L Giss-W- z Bsrhau-
No --5-. Moran IS Anac1s-ia B-cS Company
leave % lucs-rare v-a-te5 % John F. Va-1eL z1d
johnson =. H5are. Attorneys u g. Ga-1llzr- J.
C. Ns-tlnzy. and z. y. HopsWell-C- J. p Gr1&
ID Z p NIL
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call z o'c-1cs neon
Columbia Eal-1ad S.. Sla a. l1slz $50 AZ 11s-z-
Naslill--u Railway and Fllcrrac IS. s. loo az s.iz
Wzs--1s-ll Ea--Ely and El=crric p-sferre1. 10 a.
ss-
Washington Gas. 70 a. e.. . ~ s.. a. 8. 3 At
g. = az 65r
sar115 Naci1uai Bank. % az -fs-E
Merchants and Necaauzlz savings Bank. ? a. 10
F1Ilovi1- are the h-z and asked p-iees o. yes
rE-lays Washington S-r-s E--lE1Ee.
Gas BONDS
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTIE-Ez-ra. Der cvt-. Sza5f5s bgtche-. 4.ooa
Z 51- common. Zs.a551
HOGS-P-- cat. g-uss. 6.-5s67S5 ordinary. per
-a- 551a5l0
sHEEP-Prz-e. 5la15o= common. ZSaZ5a
IAIBS--7-l- $3.50 medium 3
CALE ES-F-lIe- per Ih-. ia. ueds-n. z; ETzss
sa4.
COwS-Pr5rae. fresh. ea-l. s51-as559s clnm0a-
seas O.. cd ard dr.. I1l.aLE.o.
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LaWsuffa.

No. 50sss. Harry Z. Runnrecht v. Adolph Non
roe --5zraeut T H CaTan. J. P S200
No. 5S6L Hamaro DIstilIin- and Distributing
Caulpsny vs Patrick e Daly: account. S659 s.
Attdruev z W Wheatley-
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Equity suits.

No 2-a95 James n Carroll vs.. Ruth A. Carroll
e al. divorce Attorn-y. J. Med Carr.ng-ou-
No zs3. ArTsu Butter infant. e. a., ys. Cora
Green Wilkinson e a.. for accounting and pGrti-
ton Attorney H r. Webb.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CURB MARRET.

Nev YORK Aug a-Uui-ed States govs-nszt
bonds 1uc1aug1d.
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Criminal Court No. L.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States vs. QuaczeZbush; gTand larceny;
recog1izance SO taken
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No 5SS-. United States ex nj Cain IS. Ga-1sld
time 20 6le re11-r % rue coati--1d Acta-nsy. v
4. Wallace.
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald, and bill VIII be sent you
at cent q word,
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MARKET CLOSES FIRM
Hartman Issues Experience
Substantial Gains.
NEW HIGH RECORD FOR S. P.

Day Was Full OF Variety, with E1-
treme DuIIness and Feverish Ac-
tivfty, the Opening showing Only
Small Price Changes, which Were
Mostly on the Decline.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Quotations fu--isze5 by Z F. button < Co.
members Nsv York stock Ezchzrce. g. Bouis
-li.-lal. -lzazszr, 30 + street uar-aaas--
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
sales TO noon

Quotations furnished by e r Huttoa & Co.
members q the New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
sllisuau manager I3u + street norrhuest-
sales TO noon 3G4- 300 shares
Total sales .---.-- =s3-@OG shares
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

=
MONEY TO LOAN or APPROVED CITY REAL
estate a. Lowest cz-rsut ztes C iu-e-est; spe-sl
Privileges With hespec1 to p-ior r1y-eutS I4LEE
4 RUTHERFORD UucJ - 18th s. IL. uhl1
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR sew
leans or replaco Cd ones e. lowest rates q il
tersr1 Al trgusactions couduc1sd With ecuu1Cic21
consideTat.o1 for ho--uvgA w 4 SAUNDERS
L CO. lsG - ~ oG~u
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. kEAL ESTATE
l0Eest rates Of iute-esti r-E1s--s cl 5-lnczEA q
SO CT more received at E-y I1tgrst pc-lod
TIE F. d SMITH co.
5ySsn- Bond BldE lie y. Y Ava
REAL ESTATE vs. STUChS-SECUEITI vs.
DOCBE
8 il sud s. money IN large ard EuE1 suzs 0z
hrxt trusts ard improved p-opsrJy OILY EseTy p0r
sioIs co1sidsration shown boT-o7srG
The HARRISON REALTY CO..
Nsia a. ~ ~ y "a
NEet
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While you think OF It, telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
snd biu VIII be sent you at cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remem-
Der The Herald when placing legal
adveFttSements.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Io-al salss. oo3, against s. fE.09o yesterday,
$500 a week ago. and SIS GO a year aga.
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rREAsTRY STATEMENT.

EeserFe md
T-z=. su15s he'd f-- the REDEMPTION
II -r-z---5z-E notes and czr-zlca-ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
bob" HODGE TALKS TO
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
tcontinued)


applause had hardly died away
when a gentleman In the audience
arose aud asked 10 be allowed TO
say few words for Hodge. The
platform was Immediately accord.
ed him and he proved 70 be the
Rev Richard Bushell pastor Of the
CONGREGATIONAL church at Black
Diamond The crowd waited and
we're treated TO a rouSlng political
speech ia which the county ring
and It's conduct Of county affairs
were assaflcd
The Rev. Bushell assured his
hearers that all honest men I'm the
Black Diamond district are for
Hodge. because they know he is
an officer Of sterling honesty and
proven ability.
Following Mr.. Busheil. DR. Fan
ME L. Cummings. who was inter
estcd in movement TO improve
the women prisoners IN the county
Jail year ago. asked 20 DO heard
and said that the women we're
working for Hodge. because they
had been often assured that. II
Hodge We're elected sheriff, the
abuses IN the jail would cease.
The two volunteer speakers put
a proper finishing touch on a meet
ing called 20 further the most spon-
taneous political campaign in the
history Of King county.
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PRICES PAID II
PRODUCERS

The foiiewing purcnsss priae ~
Quoted cn Western es THIS mrfz3[t -.
pouLTRY-oie hena I've st.rst "
per pound dressed. Tic per peuHs s5f4
chickens i've is-tee per pound sfH9
14c per pound. bfoliers 4te ~ =
squads ts-ts per dessn. ess11 -
itc per pound pigeons pr assA
BrTTER--i0eal reach. it-fts -
pound
EDGS-- Local ranch. SiSie
MEATS. live aeiKat--cox1 IN "
pound stesrs ave Der pe1nd A1',4
Wsthcrr exc per peand eNet t>t ~
pound Hogs INC per peend a1A
SC per pound Bulls and ersn. sss ~
pound 4.
NEATs -rrsssed--Teal. large ser
per pound: medium. it-ii te psf pss3s
The following are local gatA
made on Western AZ this nersizf
FRUtT--n BLACK berries ti-tss NsK
stein apples titt-t.te. early IAs
peaches Nk-7hc. Bartlett pear. Iss ~
tomatoes. aee-secs piams kee.sae' aTn@
Tsc-fift
BLEs--cabeare ih-lN
pound head lettuce 1t-tpe aeisA M
harh. &c per Pound. sreen aeisss "
per toSsn. new potatoes ven I'll
spinach SO boz cHnltlipwsf Y 4f|
bscta gf.lgt sack. c1cumeeFA ie
doasu. carrots 81 sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
SURRENDER
OFFORAKER
viii Make No Further Ef,su
to Oppose Taft u
Ohio.

AlDDLbbASs lgLAND O.. /.
--Tafts friends and adsise ~ I
today interpret the nee,,n. ",''
tween the presidential csn@,s' =
and Senator Foraker at The T,,..'
cub last evening A. Commits. sslsi'
render on the part Of Forate ss's 4, ~
say mat u means the sens,n. "
may. no further effor, h a,., "
iaii m Ohio. and this belle, g y
uenlafly pleasing 10 them = ~
opposition OF Foraker was as
, ~, Troublesome complicatlon.s' =
the campaign. As 10
Tan men call atteBtlon =
iaei that Foraker. IN hia -, ~
saia' J am for Taft" while ~ ss'e 4
hie remarks. did not eay 49, s.b y
was for Foraker. or anyon. -, -. y
a matter Of fact. s''s' =
The supposed surrepde, 90
aker IN the talk Of the cams ~
t9day, except when Taft h go. ~
lie has refused conslstansls - y
euss The incident in any wav y
Tar vent fishing again ,odsv =.
on Monday VIII go TO sandnsk. =. !.
make bis Labor dag address "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
STUDENTS BUILD
AER0PLAhE

ITHACA. n. Y. Sept 3.-Two stu
dents OF Cornell university, John c
Buckhardt of Portland. Or. aud os-
car Trolight OF indianapolis. Ind,
startled aeronautlc investigators to
day with the exhibition OF an aero
plane built by them which is oapa
bic Of travelling Al miles an hour
at height OF 81 feet above the
ground Tests Of the machine were
made In a field outside Of Ithaca,
and the aeroplnne worked perfectly
remaining in the air for several
minutes under absolute control OF
the operator The machine Is built
on two horizontal planes 30 feet
long and five feet apart Its frame
Is OF aluminium and Is extremely
light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
PUBLIC MARKET

ERfishss bunehes fsr g.
PARSLEY. &c 9 bunch
TGrrirs. run1bes faf "a
Celery. tmnch 8-ikr
cahhass lc 1c Per ~
HutaEaENa I've -
fieTfs buuches 81
Haas iettura. z ter tn
lseui0uN Et1ec pet 4nH
Fancy appien 81 fe@f tax
New arpies. doa4n. tt.ffc
Pines poles, ltc-ftc each
Oranges. ge-ttc fax
Grape fraii, large. ! fer 1te
Peaches, fe-fi 10 per hon
Fiums fe-fAc per basket
Prunes zt-afr per haskse
WaterueluEs. 9e pc "a
rautaiaupea ~ &c each.
Fioaefs-Carnatie 81 pH All
sisters sse don
WashiHxtan egeamsry hsstu. q,
iawA creamery. ! Ihs tte. rama tslsi.
ftc 10
Local raaeh ezra 1s-fac der
Potatoes. sew ise-i ae per h
Onionn. banchs<- te. eoili<s szls1k
~ ies fer ste.
Carrots } hunchss for fe
Summer sQnash. &C 10 ytiies s<a1d4
&c ~ Hahart squash. &c n
Mutfou ehops ii-itc Der u, n
steaks tzA -isc -. peTtefhpass -
~ sirioiu. lille 10 rvurt STEAK -
- shoulder steak . les tie f&4
Sc 10. roasis. sic ID; hciilnF ssst ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
MANY SIGN PETITION
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Mrs. NJ " Butts OF chaslesim
wash. states that nearly eee ~
and women, or 30 per csns q X
people asked. have signed pss,sr,
asking the next Legislature TO a
a special election to decide a ~
question Of woman suffrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
WANT PER MANENT
IMPROVE MENTS

a committee was appointed last
night by the Rainier Valley Inn
proyomeut club to circulate petit.
lions asking that permanent i'm.
provemeuts be made on all the
streets In the district. instead OF
temporary improvements City En.
glneer Thomson advised the club
against spending money on temper
airy improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
THESE
AND
No More-Today

o. f0e~nise eash balance SIS q mouth.
faf Fuafn. nsn uaerru cottage.
tn ~ ctsffirf. cnig hlnfsa
ffona ears lat feslte Eniasr
Ynu really sutay being another
mace tsHanf ahy pay rest
g. Gee ttHg down. So per meHft a
rnafu. naedFfn cottage. crHstflsfs-
ID fufHisnsd sta nearly meH and
hsaasunas thtnFs casfiuE ever
Ices near MAistsf NsiEhta ears
lai tpsfte Hna Get fbs furni.
turH for she tEeg. thaa p4yina
nothtHs dumn on ths property
snf only 90 munfh - cen %
tsf price inftatss sssfFththH
ftfst@fats cash. teauslfai nearly GsN
ffeaHn ana esn Fasitsnss OF
paved street ~ MaaFpns aistmtf
aN improvements Eat1 Tnas 10
FsfF pleasing hnuin sad -
positively hatgH Gees 90 che
ueHHf--faiif fsssHn faF lhs safs
rfifs on fhts hauss 80 phone
calls answered
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