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The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
"wednesday, January ID, I9Os)

wv eOneSdSy, January ASy ISVS.b
Friendship ard Mouut Ai-y-Iohn 3. Harry ct TX
20 Norman z Brooke. onehzf interest n lots
!. ?. and : block 8. SO.
Friendship-Nornzn E. Brooke to John B. Hz--y.
ous-hsf interest n Tart. SO.
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
northEes,-Brice ]. Moses e. W 10 Eleano- Ful-
ION. part lot Is. SQUARE 81 SO.
RzRdle HiEhlaRds-Louis McKinsr-y ct W to
The Uuitsd STATES Realty Company of Washing
ton. D. g. Inc. PIT Of block 54sS. SO.
Meridian HiIi-FFede-ick ". AeReynolds ct TX 20
Frank and Esther LsnGsan. part lot 6. block L.
Sc
ss-eet. between sixth and Seventh streets north
eas.-Evan II. TucSsr e TX 70 Jessie c. Jen-
kins. lct e. square S.. So
No II Tenth street northeast-Willism T Peake
70 William c Peaks lot 5, square sS5, SIC
Stotts PsrS-The Stotts PARK Realty Company -
" T. Mcmillan. lots S. So. g. square $40. SO
Sane to sane. lots 2, $. 2, is, block sos, SO
same 70 J. H Stevens lots & and a. square
SO SO same 70 F. Y. Plock. lots 2. q. Is
q square sos. so Same 70 sane. lots I % !.
square S5D9. SO.
Third and A streets southeast-Robert E Clements
q ux 10 Daniel J. Murphy. Iert lot D. SJuzTs
IS. So
Ninth street. between and NJ streets northwest
Caroline Durkart 20 G. Helen Metcaf, part
original lot 4 square sol- SO.
Roseiale and Ishe-Tood-G Helen MetcsH to Caro-
4lus burEarI. lot llc. square 4'-L, so
BenninE HeightS-The Valley Really Company 20
George W Riddle lots = to s. a. y. block
sos and lots s.. s.. Is 70 rs aud is to 10
block 5oa Sc
Insieside-Lewis E Breuninssr et Tx TO Elmer E
Fisher. lot s.. block L. SO.
Anacossia-Euleize L Halley ct al TO James J. and
Bridget 4. Glennan, lot g. part lot $. s. ga
uf7 Tweuty-frSt street noTthwest-BeSsie : HabeT-
sham ct VIZ. Henry :, to Simon OTpeahsiner.
lot 10 square 100 SO
Moore ami BarbOgErs Addition 20 Washington
Alex Miiisr et ux- to CARROTS Narceroa, lot
/. block 70. SO
. street. between TEenty-fiTst and Twent--Seooud
streets no-thwest-Agnes 2. AnhaEen 10 Lucy 3.
Hickox. lot s. square ss. SO.
BrishtWood Park-Eudara A. McDoaouzh % Rob
eu s Akers. parts lots and To- block . SO.
fifteenth street. between and D streets north
east-Wilton J. Lambert and Louis 7. Shoe
maker. trustee 10 william O. Ray lots 49, So
~ 20 square ia NM NlllEm D. Kay.
sane land. SO.
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Tuesday. January IL, 1902

EaIo-z-na Heisats-Ksthsrins l. spsldins 70 VII
i'm s. Psachy. l0t 4. block Is. SO
Honead ManC--Emna ?. fitzgerald e III. VII
IAN T, % Edgar J. Eulse. l0es and :. block
Tai-ty-sfth and Madison streets-EdEzr J. Hulse Ct
20 ". T FtzEgad. lots 70 :, square
Pleasant Plains-Iouis ard annie Sherman TO Max
and Sophie Beunan. lot g So.
Bueua Tista-Sallie ~ Parker % Amy 2. Calvin,
lots 70 / block Il. SO
BeIlgyue-Clsude y Bennett 70 sarah B. Melon
aid LOT S. SO
wori,ey Park-H R0zier DulsHy e a., receivers,
20 Aldda1Eh < shannc1s lnc-. lots y . -,
biock %. and lots s. 70 e. block Is. SINS
Tenth street between G and ] streets southeast
ATthzz Carr, trustee, 70 S0Paia Hauieil, part
iot = SQUARE 81. so
s street between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
northwest William r. D0Ggherty e TX %
John L CochRne. par original lot Is. square
S. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Bsrtha Judge
20 Harry Wsrfnsn and Thomas P. Bones. PAT
%, IT. SO
Pleasant Plains-Taomas P. Bones and S Percy
Thonr@an- trustees. &c Bertha Judse. lot u,
sIusre ~. SO
Ssleut1en Psrk-ZeT7 Bros. % Fred MeLsuEhlia,
lot ~ block , so
Thi-ty-secord and P streets no-huest-Willian B.
70 SO
L Do. Psst-sa@s to sane, lots s. ara 8. $,
and s. block g. Sc
Te D-oit Park-WjIlism r. Whsstisy = VI 70
1fay z Gibbs. lot q and psrr Let 4 block
Sa
Fourteenth and : streets n0rthEest-sane % Szue.
DaT uriznal l0t g square S5s. SO
2.a and Z1 Eleventh street uoTthweSt-SaDs 70
sane iots q and q square So Sc.
- 3 street sou1heast-Joseph s. Cant e. a.. 70
Alexandra =. Cant. one-sixth interest Il vest
half q lot g. SQUARE sl9 SO
Th-1y-third street northwest. between and N
strsers-Ns-v 2 Sutlis e vi- Mo H 20
George ". Marsh lot :. square usl. SO
I5z5 street nc-rhwes-- Richard Z PairO e u to
Charles II. Cabsniss. lot T. square lsl SO.
Clifbosirne-EIla " Tybout % LzeIla " B. John
son. Iot g. block = 50
\ street. between Kirby and Third streets north
west-PatTick r. HlisT3 and Walter c. Bzlder-
stou trustees. % Daniel p Sullivan lot Is
SQUARE SO. A3-
Moore & BarbU1rs Addition 70 Washington
augustus 5 WoTthinEtou Ct TX. 70 William c.
Riun6on. lots g. 6. and g. block 4 SO.
Randle EEhlands-American Security and Tr-rss
Company. trustees. 70 John 4 Burke i0t q
block a. sc.
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
southcast-Enoch VI. Thompson e ux- 70 Edvard
s MckEew. sriznsl lot 2 s1usre south G.
SQUARE ieSs SO Edward 5. NcHnew % Alfred
Harding. Alex Schneider. and Enoch n. Thoup-
son trustees, sane land. SO
71s New Jersey avenue northwest-Willism Z. I'd
manstOn. surviving trustee e a. TO Cathz-ins
Harrington. lot c. square - S.loo
Orleans paoe-Aiary A. Sife 20 Sarah s ard Charles
S Rcich, lot -. square 50. SO
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a. AmhitIou. Mother.

From EFe-ybody's Magazine
HUBBY said the observant wife, "ths
janitor Of these fats is a bachelor
What Of it7"
Il really think he IS becoming interested
in our Oldest daughter.
There you go again with your pips
dreams. Last week it was a duke
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And VIII SheF

Was it not a Greek philosopher whe
said that obedience is the mother Of sue
cess? Yet among the new women
there is many a bride who would rathes
risk the success than pledge herself 70
obey her husband. as she Is now CON-
PEELED to DO.
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Thursdnr. HANNAH = 1ane

Interest and Twentieth and Pennsylvania avenre.
near TWsnty-frst and K streets northEest-Lewis
NJ Manning 20 Augustus C. CLANCY and Walter
b Guy, trustees az interest n estate Of William
Nelson Waters. deceased including original lOt :.
square lle- and lots Il. & and Is square =. g.
InEleside-LeKis E. Bre1iuEer e TX to Katharine
n. II Baldwin. LOT = bi1rk Z. SO
SsS u street nc-saEest-SuSz1 Fszkes - c<zzdl
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NORFOLK Am WESTFRN RWY
CHESAPRAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

.NOTE-Pubishec only information. and lot
guaranteed
40 2. NC. 4 q. LIMITED Daiiy-FsS ves-
rh1led trzin- PJSlrsn sieepes 10 Lexington Louis
nile. Cincinnati Irdisnapolis Chicago. and ST
Louis CCunecrio1 Cor Virginia bot sprinES- Pull
Ran CAP Louisville 70 Memphis and NeE OrieS1A
Dining cTz. q "a carte service.
I1o p NE. = Y LIMITED. Daily-soid
FeStiaule tnin Pullman E6cpcrs . Cincinnati.
Lsnngton. srd Louisville. Compartment seepzns
czT 70 Virginia Hot Srrngs Eeek days Dining cars.
Ia carte SGTice. Pgllu1n NegDETs. Cincinnati 70
Chicago and s.. LoEis. and LOglsTlils 70 Memphis.
Nashville and New OrleanS
Chesapssks ard Ohio OEoes. SIS pennsyiysris
sFguue: I5S3 street and New Union station Tel.
sphoDs Main ls6s O. rs ;x aSkess. baggage chSckA
rsse-Tations. and tzxicsh
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CLEANED & PRESSED.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN TO HAVE
your suits pressed ard repaired - Ed aILLER's.
AZ New YORK ave Suits dr. cleaned and pressed
&C. Phi y. s2-M. su7-sotfS.u
~ ORDER TO KEEP Our REGULAR en-
ployss b1Ss during the SIMMER months we quots:
Pants sD0ngrd pressed ise Skirts pTesstd..-c to 80
suts sponced pressed Gs LadeS suits pEsd 8 % =
SUITS ssesm-cieznpd Skirts stszn-clss1ea....7ss
T. L GREEN CO.. - q IS 1ssh -
uzs. S.sE
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCELLENT APARTMENT WE'LL SITUATED
IN northwest; rent. $500 per year; trust S5.9oo
az 81 IeT cent. Price s. 600.
W. T. Lockwood, SIS 10th NV.
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald, ana bill wiz be sent you
At cent q word.
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GRAPHOPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones; I0in- disc records sc: cylinder reco-5I
&c; Euzrznteed RoBERTSON'S. lSlo III ~
Ccls-st
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Folic~ing schcdsis fgs-es pslblished only
a. information ard arr nos esaranteed.
Fer Atlanta birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
AshsViIIs ChattanooFa. Memphis. g. n. ard
l0;45 D NJ daiy. Djning ca-s-
For Roanoke. Knoxville Cl-aftanoozs, Memphis
New Orleans 1919 ? n daily Dirine cars
For Columbia Charleston Augusta Aiken saTzn-
nah JaczsouTilic and Fl--ida points so 2. n
daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars f1r Califc-n;a tri-weeklv $40 ?. r.
Local for Harrisonbur-. - a. H. daily. rs p. n
week days. fer DauTire. 80 a. n daily. and for
Charottessilis, 20 g. NJ and As p. T. daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Blue7ncut.
Z. 6. BROWN. General Agent
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TO THE LADIES.

KERFOOT's VIOLETTA CREAM. An EXCEL
lent preDaration fE chapped hands and all other
SKID iTTltatio1s &c Phone OF mail orders filed
kERFOOT's PHARMACY. 5th and sts. m.
nI8St
IRENE VELVET 4 new cream for the complex
lon also shampOoing and hzirdressing a specially
Miss C2dnan- z Ilth s.. DIX. Phone u. Isl TO
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CLAIRvoYANT.

MRS L-cLAIRYOYASr CARD READ
e.; best IN the city; = i lth St 81
'knocs In Na@ jzlzS. ta,fT,S
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W. b. & a. E. RI.

w, b. & A. f. RI.
THE ELECTRIC LINE
Electric palace cars frorn White House Slatico
Qsth and n SIS NORTHEAST.
For Baltin0Te-S5o. aid eTay half hour from
$50 a n 70 10 ,. r.. and SO. $50, ia, snd
rs p n
Fer Annzpolis-EEe-y hour f7o1 SO a n 70 -
?. z. and go and II y :. n
Fares One EzI- Roznc tip
To Baitimore. &c tL3
To Annapolis and @ s.
Naval Aca6eny...-.-..... &c. Is
An n s. cs-s run direct 20 White Hocse Station
Ticket of3oe az 18th ard y T. ave. northwest and
at White House Station. 18th and Il SIS. NORTH
FAST. Telephone II. TS6
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FOR sALE-I005 SQUARE FEET FIRST Osll
81. NV lBuzzaTds Point. adyoins Arsenal
Grounds the government viii purchase al a big
profit probably next year Proc. &c. DIT foot.
Apply IS 18th ST. nv. jal2-a
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOsT-PURsE CONTAINING SO; F ST. Be
tween 9Th and 12th. Return to LACLEDE, APT
No. q. reward.
I0ST-TRACTNG OF MANUSCRIPT MUSIC; s.
reward # returned 70 Ed MCCARTHY. $50
SCT YoTk ave.
LOST-OPEN-FACE GOD MATCH. RETURN
THE BRUNSWICK. Apt IS Reward HIT-5t
EADY-S OPEN-FACE WATCH: GOLDSwATCH.
slTG fob h 7 GRAVE. 80 Bond Bldg Re
ward yali7st
LOST-EYEGLASSES. N GREEN CASE FRI
dzy zfternoon. Return 70 $50 9Th Nv jaE-E
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

DRAUGHON-s BOOKKEEPING
Competitors Of DrauEhon's Practical Business Col
leEe. cor. 9Th ard D SIS NV, by not accepting is
proposition 70 have its THR EEmonths' Bookkeeping
students confess With their SIN-m0nIhs Bookkeeping
students oOncede that DIsughOl teaches more book
keeping in THREE mouths than they do in SIX.
POSITIONS secured Ask FOR FREE catalogue
des-Sn
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate on yCuT TaUe-11g and painting: samples
free legal guarantee cgvc-s csr work; val pSpeT &c
up Send postal to VA Y. MAHONEY. 68 Pa
ave Sc Phoue LSnc Ia32 R2St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
GREAT BARGAIN FOR COLORED PUR-
ctaser-erocm brick. squares from Capitol: On
car line, large yaris. also Bs I2th s. nv;
NeT Ao-k ave
SS5-eROOM BUFF BTTCK. LINCOLN PARK;
large yard KARgICE < METCALF, I'D SsE
YORK ave
FOR sALE-FRA8IE STORE AND DWELLING:
nrice s. 50; IN northwest rsut 50 Apply = 18th
s. EE. aiFtt
COLORED HO3lE-BUTER. ATTENTION.
For Sale-I3E 81. nv. fine neiEhb0rhood. fame
house. parking side enhance Price. S,751 Easy
terms. Apply - 18th s. NV 5sl5t
FOR SALE-IS2s T ST. Wv GROOM BRICK.
hall. hath; o~erlooks par Prioe. s., sc. Apply
s. lSlh 81 M jaH-s
FOR sALE-lS5 VERMONT AVE NV. FINE
bFick hone, al modem improvements, s. go: easy
terms Apply - Thirteenth s. nv. asst
COLORED BUYER. ATTENTION.
FOR SALE-NICE LITTLE FRAME DWELL
inz. Trenty-second ST.. near I (Eyei 81, s25os:
easy terms Apply - Ihirteeath 81 nv asst
FOR SALE-INVESTMENT A PROPERTY IN
GeorEet0En. renting fer IS; p-ice. 80. Apply
s. Thirteenth 81 nv asst
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID FRAME HOME. N
fine condition on Q street. between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourrh: bath side alley. deep lot; price
2s5o Apply 50 Thirteenth ST. Ew. asst
N GEORGETOWN. s-ROOM BRICK: FURNACE
beat. porcelain bath; I'd to date in every DaTtica-
lar cheap 70 quick 5uyeE- ]. = SHOEMAKER.
Aesnt sS 18Th & nv nog-a
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

SINGING CANARTEs, PARROTS. DOGS.
fowls. pi-e0ns rabbits. F-linsz pigs, plant food.
ts1iderny n az is brEnheS SCHNID-s BIRD
STORE l7-1
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CASH REGISTERS.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING FULL LINE or DETAIL-ADD-
ING, TOTAL ADDING, COST. AND SELLING
PRICE MACHINES THEY ARE MADE 81
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN The
MERCHANT. PUBLIC. AND MONOPOLY.
GET OUR PRICES AND SEE OUR 1903 NOD
STH ST NV PHONE MAIN Sl2
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS N IN
BRELLAS AND PARASOLS OFFERED FOR
THIS WEEK n A. GRIsWoCLD. Al IITH nv
de2Sat. cod
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STORAGE.

MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
With cs.s; packing and shipping a sDsdaity.
ERIEG-S EXPRESS. ~ q St ~. 'Phone Mas
sGle a1rds
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.
vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
on-s1rzcaI: cloth bo1nd. soepaEs book free.
Apply BY mail sl5 Colorado Building. Free lecture
Tor women TUESDAY Al D iAl$e
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES
NOTARY PUBLIC.
PARTIALLY IN STATUES.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC: A NJ TO
P. NJ Is 9Th ST. NV isiof
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MOVING AND STORING.

NHT Par MOREF VIZ 5TOBE FOB 80 q
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ElS-4la-
a 10Th 81 ~ 'PhoDs Main "a sslG56
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING CO. IsE gTH ST NV
Lowest prices: es.instes free; samples; Eork-
narship arst-class zl-1t
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER,
5obbirE promptly executed at short notice: drop
postal: vii ezli; estimates ctesrfuly given. " T.
GOODWIN rs s. nv BSsNS.Tf
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FOR REET-OEICES.

FOB RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lHB
b 81 Nv. desirEble oe3ce roons. including heat
light elevator and jz1it0T scrTices: prices 81 10 =
PER room. WEAVER BROS. jas 81 Nv isS-s
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PHOTOGRAPH.

SURE. YoC WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas Nov i the tine. ard HOWARD
Photographer. llo9 Pa are Nv. IS the pl1os- al
oc1GEf ST
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

= POSITION BY Young MAN TWENTY-FIVE.
operates typewriter. understands and has handled
general correspondence. accounts purchase and sale
rZroad and general contracting experience familiar
with 0ace details. BOX Is. Herald OH5ce.
SITUATION WANTED-PATNTER, DECORA-
Tor. czlCmiDeT- hard wood unisher- fns Eo-k-
nan; SO Der dEy. With b-ushes. BOX Il Herald
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FARMS.

FOR RENT-FAR5i OF ABOUT 90 ACRES,
within miles Of Washington: vel Eatered; house
Of 10 ICONS; necessary outbuildinEs. 4. D. ADDI-
son. sos 18th St jaI3-Tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
A GALLEY
SLAVE

40 galley slave with yoke Of
iron about his neck. IN the has
John ". Deans Characterization of
the Washington state legislators
IN his sermon Al the Tabernacle
baptist church. this city. last nighi
the Rev Jones stated that not one
of the state las makofn Nere
free" Ye
iliu @ermon last rfenlnE waa on
tho nuhicct "lf ! We're Represent.
ina kina CoEnty NJ Olympia TIE
Rev JoaeN stated that some ~ tho
leEialatnFs would asaad upon tiiesr
heaaa au6 Kick their heels Ia fhe
air " Ehe majority wished theta i0.
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Cheap CoIonist Tickets

wlll be noid again this spring.
wessbonnd, via Oregon a. " q Nav
lxasion Companys picturesque line.
DURING March and April. From
Chicago. s9a0e. St. Louis. s9o.s0:
Omaha. Kansas CIiy. st. Paul and
al Missouri river points. $500.
Deposits taken AZ Union Ticket Of
flee. no. COS First Ave. r. y.
Kills. Uenl AgL SO
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THEY WILL SH0 W
MR.. KELLOGG

Claiming they can mathematical.
y demonstrate how thr lumber
tariff niii viii waFk q waste Of
logs. mill men Of tho Pacific coast
are this afternoon to appear be-
fore a. 3 kalioRE. assistant Tor
ester IT the United ssatea forestry
service The meeting IL 10 BE- held
In the White building a. $40
oclOck.
k.xerwtt q GuKgH Of Tacoma.
George = Long ~ the weyerhana.
ur Timber company and others
from Orog0n ard California viii a..
tend the gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
STOP EATING Pie AND
GET DOWN TO WORK

broadway high athletes have
stopped their pie eating contests and
have started training In earnest.
big turnout greeted Coach Lewis
~ afternoon when he called for can
didaten IN the long distance events.
surprising number % recruits
showed up as well a. veterans.
Risden. wilmer af the fniln inter.
Nch0iastic last year. turned out. and
Coach Lewis thinks he should smash
the record this year n he keepa In
guod shape
Captain Lester 81 Wilson probably
VIII specialize In the half mile this
s'nson. Wilson thought Of training
Tor the hurdle events. but a football
Injury - keeping him from them
~s=4ss saaas-aa--aa4s
All passenger steamers leave Col.
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
Yards zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
GOOD SMOKER AT
BALLARD Is BILLED

Athleta OF the ballard Athletic
Club Will ba sasn ln artior "a their
& ~ smoker nsSt Thursday rishi,
which will be held a. Aeaiu hail. On
West atth ~ near iTfh av. N w
A number Of classy boxing and
wrestling contest are hiiitd Jimmy
PARKER and Charley Peterson are
duo 90 box a. ts9 pnunda. Jack Ca.
rey end ifoaa Mcdonald VIII miN nt
ita pounds. and 1iiaWy Kelly ana
Jay holman will cissh AZ t1h
nnuuda ran Mcguife and tiepfKn
fiarria az iia pounds ate vkfet ipd
20 furnish hot buut
Amana The Mfaaiiera will be arrn
clyde Mcdonald. ~ the local \ NJ
&. A and Jack Foley champion Of
the GhlcaHn Y ~ r A. These hnyp
Will 20 on the mat at itt pounds
and should put up warm Atgus
mrnt fouuE samson and ~ biah4
man sill wrshtin a. tss pounds ut
~ ~ Roller a. named as referee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
CONCERT IS WE'LL
RECEIVED

Mile. Slsrta WeaieFiInd. a.. chs
rendered xilxAbefha Prayer fgum
Taunb4euneT. wna one ~ the sNv.
efai veTy interesting features ~ the
coucett Kiven under dirwetinu Of
the Seattle HyaaphanY orchestra az
che NfooFv theatre yesterday
Several entirely ncw selections
by the orchestra added 70 the en-
tprtatnlng features. tnAking the COZ.
cert ore 81 the most successful ever
held. On March "a the last ~ the
concerts BY this orchestra Miii be
played
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t;otch forfeited the money ana took
thr blacksmith On thu rad. teaching
Aim the inner points ~ tie game
When ackenAehnfdt was In this
country tu inset Iefch prdrinan
nef. NOT. however. until hp bad
asked &fntch ~ ~ nhtrcted The
champion told urtrman 10 50 and
set the money. - the Minneapolis
man trained tho Russian for the
now famous bout
prsinfnan has defeated len Par
deiio and lflaiusar Iunain and last
fail when t'red 3leesi undertook -
throw him twiee in an hour. the
iIttic dempn failed 90 set fAEL No.
kntiatlunA are nnduf ~Ay fnr a match
between Mshnout and u4tientan. 10
D. pnlied Oft hers in fshFuArY
orsl~uAn weighs Gee pounds. ard -
Rix feet ene inrh IN height
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MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. S--Here ~
The man whem Frank Gaieh pre-
diets viii - The next heavyweight
champien eAtch-m s-eagch.eAn wreat-
lar ef the world which shows what
the Iewa farmer thinks ~ The im-
parted a4tkslea now lying around
loose. posing az near champions
less than two years. ago Henry
Ofdeman aax blacksmith. five
YEARS cut q Norway. bis baAhfuf
ant qniet He possessed cuoFusoas
strength. and WAS induced - Take
90 wrestling
Iahn tserdoa, the Policeman
Wrestler. toek O4defnan "a work
o0E partner and xo0n the novtre
could fifau ts0raon with ease. Last
NoFeni,ef fsatch canfe hcFa. aaree~
lag - tnrow anyone IN - minutes
His Qlsmrter-hcur strugki@ WITH
Orasgnan q sin talked about.
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RUSSIANS wAroAgo.

TOuf.oN. h'fanoo. Feb. ST. ~ Il.
y The police here have under Huf-
VIGILANCE two Russians who are IN
aparrh Of A4ef. the former bead of
thu fighting organization ~ she
Russian rrsuiufianlria. who WAS dc
elared 60 be- police SPY and con.
demnea 60 death by reyoiutipnista
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Irritable temper and general dis.
enmsurt results. We positively curu
this condition with our specially
around glasses. Sch8chard Optical
Co. Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
aw.. Seattle.
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ST PETERSBURG. rrb aix.
teen aaidlrrA charged with attempt
inN a. organize revolt in ~
Petersburg garrison la 1907. have
been sentenced % penal a9ffltndn
Tor Terms ~ from three % eight
Years
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NOTES OF THE GREAT
AMERICAN GAME


terinE down the rNmnarta 81 onpaui-
tisn. Indiana. always against Fun
day bali has az last irEallssd The
sport. The Trolley bill Repeating
tha lam @hiNh prohibits SUNDAY
baseball. passed thr indiana HOUSE %
representative hy = tat majority
And noW tbs winning - the Amert-
San association pen aamt 81 Indian.
apotta il agkmow lrdged % have been
good thing.
va Walsh. the chicago club spit
hAn artist. has refused io sSgn a con.
tract unless lt calls for sss0e II ths
end % the season And instead ~
taking slides alfh the naann.essrnt.
tho fans arr with Walsh ne pitched
nearly half tbs games played last
summer. keeping his team AZ Tire top
~ his wonderful work. and he e.
entitled e. ali the mGssey no can set
Walsh uAy nut last much longer
and u he daes not act the cash now
b. never viii
Every baseball club has goddess
opportunity q gain faypr thfa srA.
son ~ unioasensnx the friters that
bird It's runners 90 thr bases hase
stealing. like batting. n In danger NJ
bvceminx an absolutely i0ef art an.
iean the teams decide t. b. brave
and Nead runners aiaaR tpNaf3 ths
plate AZ ey~rs opportunity A 70.
tivai ~ ha~a rnnmine wnutH a. a.
incest - much AZ woei6 = renewal %
batting 70 wake up the fans.
q VAS ~ 1855 "a years aKu that
Harm StuNsY stole i8s haa~e III one
season. whixh " tho frcnrd for All
fifre. How sadly base running has
drtTriurmgud viii BE- appgess aina
when IL IL known thar iaaf srHAon
Hans Wagner led tho National
leaGpa Wilh 50 stolen hasns. while
t'Mt bengherty wmN high man for tha
American lcaxus vita AZ.
Are the cateherr better than me
nackstgpa ~ decade aeaf oniF
those Mho never aaw ~ lnw. tgnah.
1ns. Kelly Robinson snyder and thn
other heroes would seriously maks
such . ssaini. aud yst Ellly Haaiston
IN 1880 stole to- bases and IN 1891
lifted bis record 90 ii&
Johnny Ward vas hlEh man In
iA9g with % and iea Rgaln tn 1854
with ~ buf tlamiiton vas once
more yhu star straier In fsss with
-. and again led ~ fsas with et
Then came Bfiiy LANCE. ono ~ the
xrnndest hail players Ia The history
~ tfa game fie stole Ice bases n
1878. and - In f1ss. n~xlnninK IN
1873. haHe stealing began to decline.
until row the play -.camuaon enough
- ycars awe-ts rnrs enough 80 call
for special mention ~hsn sncewsa-
fully negotiated
inasmurh as batting IL noueghiag
that can't be taught. shy wuuidnJ
q b. a good plan 10 try 70 teach the
golden art ~ base aanmlinaT Let
the managers teach thrif men hos
% get their start. a. Storey used
10 huw g. avoid haaerirn a. Mike
Kelly used 10 dsniwm them. how 70
slide as Hnmilfon used 10 80 flying
along on hts face ana hresss. and
how % 90 charging into the bases
~ old Bill fangs ana N ikss and
1s9z.
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II the race for the prnnant T. a.
CLOSES r. 1898. . single stolen base
may determine the winner.