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The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
CHESAPkAKE q OHIO RAILWAY

NO1E-tuoI4slea UEIy INFORMATION, anC not
guaranteed.
1U Z. NJ. & U. LIMITED Daily-Fast yes
uuuIe ualn- Pullman sIetpgIs 10 Lexington LOUIS
vie, NincAndtl, Indianapolis. Chicago. and 81
LOUIS connection Tor tuglnIa hot springs. Pull
tnaA cars L0uls'Hle TO NaSutlle. Mrmpuls. and AeE
UIeanS DluIlg cars a Ia carte service.
~ 10 =. M.-r. r. v LIMITED DsIfv-SoIid
Iesiloule Train. Pullman Sieepers 20 Cincirnat
Lexington, and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 70 Hglnl2 bot springs Week days Dining CaIs
IA carte service. pullman Sleepsrs Cincinnati 10
SGlcagO and st. Louis, ana Louisville 10 AIemphls
Nashville, and New Orleans.
reservations and ucAeJs at Chesapeake and Ohio
Omces, 5l5 pennsylvania avenue. bB 18th street
near r ana NeW Union SJauOG. Telephones Main
~ LOT Washington Terminal Cab Service and AaIu
lySe " 10 ior Z, y v. Ilc6et Ohce.
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GRAND LARCENY is CHARGED
Jury Holds Tabler and Lucas on
Two Counts.
Justice Barnard Issues Bench War
rant for Wimsatt, Third of Al
legged Ticket SwindIers.

Charles +. Tabler and Henry Wimsatt,
Of New York. were yesterday indicted BY
the grand jury. charged with grand lar
ceny, and with Arthur Lee Lucas, Of this
city, were also indicted on d charge of
conspiracy IN connection with the loss by
the Hamilton Bank Note Company, OF
New York, Of a large number Of car
tickets printed for the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company.
Tabler and Lucas were arrested in this
city several days ago. the former on
suspicion and the latter charged with
receiving stolen property. After their ar
rest Assistant District Attorney Adkins
started an investigation. as a result Of
which the grand jury, in the indictments
returned, charge Tabler and Wimsatt
with taking from the bank note company
60000 car tickets. valued at cents each;
800 premium tickets Of the United Cigar
Stores Company valued at cents each;
q dies, worth }4S9, and 10 engraved plates,
worth $50
Wimsatt is now under arrest in New
York, and Justice Barnard issued bench
warrant for his arrest and return 10 this
city 10 answer the Indictment
The second indictment charges the three
men with conspIring 10 defraud the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany out of the value OF l70Q0 car tickets.
this being the amount alleged 10 have
been disposed Of 10 John ". D0dson.
who acted for the railroad company, and
who caused the mems arrest.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No. 1883, Ad-
ninistTation.- is 20 give notice that the sub
serber. Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on The estate Of Julia j.
Marks late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased arc
hereby warned 10 exhibit the SAME. w:th the Youc-
thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscriber
on or before the 18th day of January. A. d. 1919
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft Of said estate Given under my hand this 18th
day Of January. 1908 SAMUEL H. MARKS, l45
L street northwest Attest. lSeaIl JAMES TAN
NER, Register Of Wills for the District Of Colum
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. FRED b.
RHODES. Attorney. jal8 25feI
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THIRTEEN TIMES WINNER.
Jock o. Daybreak Takes IL Specials
and L First Prize at Cat show.

ana FIRST Price at Cat snow.
Jock o. Daybreak, a shaded silver
hair, is the proudest cat of cat aristOc-
raey. He has been judged the best
cat Of 40 on exhibition at the fourth
annual show Of the Washington Cat
Club.
He has cause to be proud. Few cats
are awarded twelve special and one
first prize in such keen competition.
Jock o Daybreak is owned by Mrs
T. B. Cridler. of Dansville, y. Y.
Two Maltese kittens, peacefully
sleeping in tiny cage, have attracted
much attention among the visitors.
since the opening Of the show. They
have been christened by an uninteT-
ested person, unknown except 20 the
officers of the club Whoever guesses
their names will become their posses
sOT
Although the show has been well at
tended. the banner day is expected to-
day. when thousands Of school children
viii have their Saturday holiday.
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Ask for More PRY-

The board of police and fire surgeons want
more pay, and they have asked the Com
missioners and the superintendent of po-
lice to raise their salaries from $50 to so
month. Since surgeons receive 3.5I2
calls at their offices a year, and pay 5000
visits, IN addition to examining 400 appH-
cants for the force, they feel they are
entitled to better remuneration,
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT. L. S. CAPITOL
Building and Grounds Washington D. C.. January
q IS8-Prup0sais in duplicate viii be received
and publicly opened az the above Office on SATUR-
DAY, February l5 1893 at Y o'clock noon. for the
quantities OF electric conduit &c required in con-
lecti0n with TIRE electrical equipment Of the Senate
office building Copies Of the specifications can be
had on application to the above Office. Each bid
must b. accompanied by certified check OF surety
bond IN the sum Of two % per cent Of the amount
II the bid. The right is reserved 10 reject any or
All bids and to waive technicaties ELLIOTT
Superintendent. {. 5. Capitol Building
md Grounds ja2j 4fe74
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Don't throw that coat away
just because its getting shiny
and soiled. It's worth some
thing and can be turned into
cash.
No trouble to sell old
clothes nowadays when THE
WASHINGTON HERALD Want
Ad. Columns are at hand.
Anything which has COM
value can be bought
or sold through the WANT
AD COLUMNS of THE
WASHINGTON HERALD. Get
acquainted with THE WASH
HERALD's Want Ads.
Read them; study them. No
what you want, make it
your practice to
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Reports on a RnnL

The first report of the receiver of the
jewelers. National Bank. of North At
tleboro. Mass, shows the liabilities Of the
bank appearing upon the books as S7yg. .721
The assets at date OF suspension were
Ssl2, ,S33. of which the receiver estimates
Se24,344 as good, Sl65,O45 as doubtful. and
sl23, ,443 as worthless.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra, rer cwt, s75s5o9; butcher. 325a
$50. common, l.503219.
HOGS-Psr cwt., gross f25li5o; ordinary. 351a
375
SHEEP-Clipped Ac0ai5o; common. 25'.
LAMBS-Spring. choice Ts7l5: medium. 65ss7.
CALVES-Prime. per 10, SaSiz medium. ~
grass. 5ai.
COWS-Prme fresh. each, p00a5000; common
20.G0a3000: old and dry, SOoal0O0.
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Three New smallpox Cases.

Three new cases of SMALLPOX were
discovered by the health department
officials IN Thursday night. These
were Raymond Stewart. 1928 I street
southwest; William Buchanan. II
street southwest, and Robert Nelson
1904 Delaware avenue southwest. They
were all taken to the Smallpox Hos
pital
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HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED.
NnIor0us Fireman. Deprived of

Nnlorous Fireman. Deprived of
Leave, 10 Have Part Restored.
AS a reward for valOr at fire on jan
uary %, Chief Belt has recommended that
two months be taken off the original
sentence Of Private R. J. Smith. of No
Engine Company. who had been de-
pTived Of his leave of absence for sfy
months.
At the fire Private Smith rescued 7. D
Burke, a seventy-year-old colored man
from the premises 1906 Corcoran streat
northwest The Commissioners indorse
the recommendation.
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SLABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
44lAEl VIF!Lt; AZ IENAA- AfE.
Aouce-E Eo!luNas slhaluIe rnr z,lars.t.sd-

e-t-t~-AF sek asaAaaisel&-
IL - a 81. D-l-y-se4lgald sI4L. IllUgga cgacggs
ana Ful.Illu ser.-Ts u ody41u44 1ul sJlll-.e
A-io>-sA s-eeSeg- Washington 10 halL.et 4la sam
lei 10 AL-A-- faI-oE car " PIle44lst D.llLs
csgs.
. +. NJ hsly-SeaboId Florida Limited solid
pullman uaiu through Ju JaCAs8aElIle and ol. Al
s-ssl1e- A-so through sleepe4s ~ plleaLIst, A.
lauJa. birmingham. and Memphis. U.asnz ears.
80 T.. 81. DlLy-staU04Ia E1pless- Loac4es and
ful.I1aas ~ Savannah ana JaczsouYuse.
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Birthmarks. b.acsheads and all facial blemishes
permanently removed by eIectrolysis. Lady operator
Room g. MetzeuJt Bldg no It, w.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALR.

WOMAN WANTED TO COOK AND DO GEN
eraI hguSswark for small family. stay 40 night
Apply. after S O'Clock. 5lJ- Dmbartou age.
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sworn Into Omce,

John C. Capers was again sworn into
the office Of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue his nomination having been con-
frmed by the Senate recently. Mr.. Capers
returned recently from the South, where
he made a study Of the political situation.
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WITH BOARD.

1910 KALCRAdA ROAD-LARGE WELL-FUR-
nlshed desirable rooms5 excellent table; near two
car lines. phone
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Mr.. sinclair Returns Home.

A Leftwich Sinclair, special attorney
Of the District, has returned from At
lantc City where he was recuperating
from the grip.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at sS New York ave-; large padded vans, 81 load
2-huTse wagon. S. load mnI7-e0dtf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially.
HREIG's EXPRESS. I2ll Il ST. NV. Phone Main
a,l0 aust
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J3 18TH STA DESIRABLE FURNISHED
house; can from ? % s p. m. 5a8-St
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS, TRUNKS.
give frstclass service. answer calls PROMPTLY con
tract TO haul anything plenty Of teams CLARFN.
DON SMITH. 5th and K sts. NV Phone Main 20
is9s0t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

col. THE ONTARIO-SEYEN ROOMS: RECFP-
ti0n hall, closet. sIla. bath. So Apply DE-
ROBERT SCOTT LAMB las The Cecil mI-7t
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THOS. J, FISHER & co. (Inc. }
PERSONAL.

We HAVE LAID THE FOUNDATION OF A
fair cash exchange for mems discarded wearing sB-
Taryl hats. shirts shoes Wc viii call % your door
in UU UHI,ttered carriage Drop postal JUSTH'S
Old STAND 6l3 Il.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR DIS
cardod wearing apparel ladies or gents: send
postal. viii call L. TARSHES. ISIS 7th uw.
Phone North 49,
TRANSLATED FRENCH NOVELS
(some ilusratedI Actress Photos. Catalogue with
samples. . cents: letter postage cents. A De
sAlLLE 20 Rue de Ia Alich0dIeIs. Paris
MME. WERNER.
Late cf Chesapeake Beach, has recovered from her
recent illness and E receive her friends at SIS sth
81. uw. PamistU. c-airvuyant readings Friday and
Sunday Parties attended. Jaz-7t
BBADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY.
SUITE "a COLORADO BUILDING.
18th and g.. Phone Nam 255
Expert Investigations any cause al sections
ia2l-et
MISS NJ ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haiTdresser, sh8mp00ing, manicuing chl7op
ody. facial ans scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2655 9li
ST. NV fe2iu
SuperhuOus Hair, Warts, MOIes,
BirthmaTks. b.acsheads, and all facial bemishes
permanently removed by eIectrolysis. Lady operator
Room t3. MetzerCtt Bldg. ul0 Z 1t. nW.
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Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main ss00,
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WILLIAM C. JOHNSON. Attorney.


IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. David Paul Burlcigh Cpuking CON-
painant Ts. New 10rk Life Insurance aud Trust
Company et al, defendants. No. 2,8 In equity
The object Of this suit is to secure conyeyancc in
fee simple e. the complainant David Paul Bueigh
Conking. oi the real estate situated ia the City of
Washington District # Columbia known and des-
isnatfd IN the records Of the Surveyors Otdce Of
the District Il Columbia 10 Liber q az folio u.s.
as lot numbered one hundred ard thiTty-n ll39j
in Sarah b. COnklinKs subdivision u lots NUN
beIcd sxts-tWo it2l and siAty-thTec l63l, Of A. T..
t5rleus subdivision of lots in square numbered
one hundred and thirty-four g5ij. Nhich the com
piainaHt In his bill claims that Sarah r. C0nk-
Ing agreed 20 convey 10 bn and the oousidsra-
tiou for which conveyance the complainant claims
20 have paid 70 said Sarah b. Couklmg ia her life
time. On motion q the complainant il is this
10th day Of Januag A. d. 1915 ordered that the
defendants. Della Mason Caldwell Sarah B. C.
Mo!ier. Natalie Alberta Caldwell James Caldwell
Natalie Burlcigh Won Ohnes0rge Paulius Fedora
yon 0hnes0rge LehTscht Leopold ron Ohnesorse
and Nathaniel C0aklmg, and every Il them
do cause their appearance 10 b. entered herein
en- or before the tlrtlGtu day exclusive Of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after the DAY
OF the 1rst publication ~ this order. otherwise
the cause viii BE- proceeded with as In case a
diauit PROVIDED. that a copy Il this order be
published ones a weak for three successive weeks
IN the Washington Lsw Reporter and The WASH
nstou Herald befo;e said date HARRY NJ
chef Justice. A true cOpy-Test;
tSeaLi j. II. IOUNG. Clerk. By j. A PAL
AiER. Assistant CLERK nIII7 q fcI
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind ia the city WASH.
INGTON RUG CO., 81 5th st. Nv. Phone II. As.
ialgeJs
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MASSAGE
Nine. Anna h. Johnl

Nine. Anna B. johnson (graduateD,
Late Of New York. scientific masseuse Electrical
Ehro massage yapor treatment for nervousness. bad
crcrl alton, rheumatism, 6c Treatments uy ap-
poiutmsut 1914 18th st. uw. Phone n 469j
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HELP WANTED-MALE&FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az our school in 80 to 80 days. Positions
guaranteed Plttman, Graham, Gregg Baues, and
syllable systems. individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADE1II 3lj3-3 Colorado Building
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR 75c 4
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4s-i2O-
~ 10th st. uW. Phone Main 4229 ia3-sGt
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING
no PAIN look feel. act and last longer than nat
ural teeth sarunken faces laade normal. painless
tluR Dr. J. l. WILSON 1903 st. ass. ynyz-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A PAIR or GOLD SPECTACLES, IN
case. Liberal reward if returned TO lg5 Conn.
aye. Herald office.
FoUND-ONE GOLD BRACELET. WITH IN
itials "A. A w Apply second floor, l5S La.
ave. NV, between 9 and 10 a. Ia. Ja2u
BEST AND CHEAPEST ICE CREAM AT La
CEl S. GU New York ave ja3-I
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TRADE Is IMPROVING
Manufacturing Plants Re-
sume-MOney Abundant.
DEMAND FOR IRON AND STEEL

Buyers Arriving at Dry Goods Mar
kets and Fair Orders Are Being
ber Exactly as Many as the Week
BefOre-COttOn Still Backward.
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FOR SALE.
Those handsome new COLONIAL
Residences. Just Completed.
I436 to I442 Clifton St. NV.
1924 to 1920 18th St. n. w.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Handsomely decorated and fin
ished; 10 rs; ? modern baths; hot
water heat Houses full 2o-ft. front;
large yard convenient to I4th and
nth st. cars.
BEST LOCATIONS on
THE HEIGHTS.
If YOU wish well built, attract
i've Home, conveniently planned, in
a hrst-class location, YOU will make
no mistake in buying one Of these
houses.
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WANTED-L0TS.

WANTED SMALL BUILDING LOT, Ma SEQ
uoli must De cheap, address JAY" Herald
olfc- uEH
WANTED-TWO OR THREE ACRES or LAND
ln Maryland g- Virginia, must be ou the water
front Of tle Potomac. about IS miles from clty. Ad-
dress FISHING CLUB, Herald Office. j82-st
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Observation-Disclosures
WALL PAPER.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS
government estate. and damage claims; no charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY. az 18th nv.
oc7-tf
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DINING CAFES.

The Delmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Try olr special lunch, 25c. Ladies and gentlemen.
go Peun8. ave
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-CHOICE LOTS AT INVESTMENT
prices iu Connecticut Avenue T6uaca. The 81 90 %
90 Connecticut Avenue Bridge Is NOW open 20
Tie puhlc. and wH double the value q property
along this thcrJlgAfaTe. Best lots are being taken
rapidly. Price = 90 s. cents square foot. Terms
$40 cash. balance monthly For illustrated plat
aud fun U1rirIilrs write. telephone 5r caH On
ROBERT r. HEATER, MANAGER. AIS Colorado
Buudiug Phone Main 523. Automobile st your
service II you vish 20 see tle IT0Derty- lals-7t
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DENTISTRY.
WORK.

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. g up: Cold FIJI
iugs. 81 up; Silver Filings. 5lc Work guaranteed
So pain. Dr. GEO. L. EDMONDs. $40 + ST. NV.
.lllu
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR A HIGH-CL.A5s
beautifully printed and illustrated dollar l-year
Wumans magazine; commission. 20 cents Oh each
dollar subscription; write for agents free outfit.
AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY, s Barclay st.,
NeW YORK. uIII0-.sat
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-F ST. NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN
18th and I3th SIS.
Murray 4. Cobb, Agent,
1902 Connecticut Avenue,
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MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates Of interest special
privileges With respect 10 prior payments TYLER
q RUTHERFORD lIncl, 30 18th st. NV ocs-tf
MONET TO LOAl5-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans replace osd ones at lowest rates Of in
terest All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WM. H. SAUNDERS
& CO., l4G + st. Nv. ocs-u
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ~ ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 20 uer cent on d. e. real estate.
Special fund, SO 90, At pr cent.
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone &.sIn 356A 81 street y ".
mhl3u
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07
RALPH STUART IN
"STRONC HEART"
MANAGER KR0UTINGER HAS
BOOKED THIS STAR ATTRAC-
TON FOR JANUARY 20-WILL
PROVE DRAWING CARD

The appearance of Ralph Stuart
and his splendid company In
"Strongheart" is. the star attraction
that Manager Kroutinger announces
for the Temple theater for the eve
ming of January 20.
Theater-goers of Lewiston will
we'll remember the appearance of
Mr.. Stuart two years ago, when he
played to crowded houses for two
nights. The production to be pre-
sented this season is one of the
strongest in which he has appeared
and is recommended by John Cort,
general manager of the Northwest
Theatrical association, as one of the
best that has ever been brought to
the West.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07
FUND PAYMENTS DEFERRED
Actual Solicitation for Promotion
Delayed Until Spring

The "21" committee of the pro-
motion bureau met at noon today
and received the report Of the COM
mittee appointed to solicit funds
with which to carry on the publicity
work.
The report recommended that the
solicitation of funds be deferred
until early in February, as 1t was
expected the irrigation companies
would be ready to make their sub
scriptions at that time and the en-
tire fund of $4,000 secured. It was
recommended Ihat five committees
of five members each be appointed
to solicit the funds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07
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PERSONALS.

DR.. J. w Givens, superintendent
of the Orofino asylum, was a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
A Hackbarth is a business wish
tor today from Chesley.
Charles Thomas returned to his
home ut Nezperce this morning.
]. II. Stanley, manager for the
Western Hardware and Implement
company at Vollmer, left for his
home this morning.
Harry Cohen and wife were pas
Reagers this morning for Spokane.
Mrs. T. Micklem of Charleston left
this morning for a visit with friends
at Portland.
Ray Morris left this morning for
Walla Waila, whereihe will visit his
mother. who is sojourning there.
Nose Martin, deputy sheriff of
Asotin county, left this morning for
RitzEille, where he wfll attend the
annual convention of the sheriffs OF
the state of washington. which con-
venes there tomorrow.
L. A. Hanses and wife left this
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morning for Calgary, Alberta, after
holiday visit with their daughters,
Mrs. T. M. Tabor and Mrs. P. Mad
den.
L. s. Darrah was visitor in the
city last night from Clifford.
d. c. Tribble, constable of the
Clifford precince, eturned to his
home this morning.
Mrs. J. ]. Harrington left this
morning former home at Clifford
Mrs. Harrington has been in Spo-
kane for the past several weeks Wis
iting her parents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07
WINTER FAVORS
fruit, GROWERS
ORCHARDS LOOKING FINE
TREES SET HEAVILY TO BUDS
AND PROTECTED BY IDEAL
CONDITIONS
Clarkston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON. Jan. Fruit
growers are pleased with the favor
able conditions that have prevailed
thus far through the winter. All
trees are in excellent condition. An
examination shows that they are set
heavily to fruit buds, and the winter
has been such as to give them am
pie protection. Precautionary meas
sires win be taken to guard against
aate frosts II the season shows any
indication of such development.
Scott Cowan, who was injured in
she runaway yesterday, is mending
rapidly. There were no broken
bones and no serious cuts, and the
soreness and bruises are healing. @.
w. Fuller is carrying the mail dur
fng the recovery Of Mr.. Cowan.
Ketchell Hobert is reported i'll
with an attack Of appendicitis.
s. ID. Foster, proprietor OF the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07

F. e. Fogg has gone to Grange
vile on business trip.
Fred Sheehy returned yesterday
from trip to the st. Maries coun-
try.
Mrs. Alice Cope is in the city
from Harrison, having arrived Sun
day to attend the funeral of Mrs
w. A. Smith.
Ike M. Binnard and wife left this
morning for Portland to visit with
friends and relatives.
r. B. Hines is a visitor in the
city from Kendrick.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07

Mrs. c. H. Vining returned this
afternoon from visit with friends
in Spokane.
LATE williams and wife returned
this afternoon from visit with
relatives in Moscow.
Robert West, deputy state game,
warden for Latah county, was an
arrival in the city this afternoon
from Moscow.
w. B. Eakins was an arrival in
the city from Spokane.
H. e. Krebs was an arrival this
afternoon from coast points, 20
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07

CLEBURN, Tex, Jan. THE
annual meeting of the Texas State
Swine Breeders association opened
here today with good attendance.
The program of the meeting covers
two days and is filled with weatures
of interest to the breeders.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

John H. Long and bride arrived in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Long was
married to Miss Ethel Maxwell of
Enterprise. Oregon, on New Years
day. They will make their home in
this city, having their residence in
East Lewiston, on Wellman street.
A match race between ~G Ham
of Lewiston and j. H. Cennell for
the roller skating championship of
Lewiston for the distance of one
mole is booked atsthe rink for Mon
day. January 10 at Q p. m. The
challenge Is made by Mr. Ham.
Connell now holding the title.
There will be revival services at
! the mission each night this week.
Rev. William baltimore preached
las evening and tonight Rev A. e.
Patch of the Baptist church will
conduct the services.
The Normal reopened today with
increased attendance, All the teach
ers have returned from their holiday
vacations. and the work of the new
year opens with zest. The second
semester will open January 81. at
which time President Black is advis-
ed many new students wiz he in at
making their home in the old dormi-
tory are moving into new quarters
in Lewis hall this week.
The will of the late Robert Gro
stein was filed for probate yester-
day afternoon. The real estate prop
erty is valued at $4,000 and the
personal property at s25 900.
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