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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
The Summary.

lo-yard dash-WOn by r. G. Foster.
Harvard; r. G. Craig Michigan. second:
G. r Minds Pennsylvania, third; W l..
Awbarn. Princeton, fourth. Time, 10 10
seconds.
220-yard dash-Won BY r. c. Foster.
Harvard; W. L. Dawbarn. Princeton. sec
Ond; c. W. Minds Pennsylvania. third: L.
Watson, Harvard, fourth. Time, p SIS
seconds.
4O-yard run-Won by T. S. Bumer.
Harvard; W. Palmer Haverford, second:
+. F. Leger, Michigan, third; H. w KEEL
ley, Harvard, fourth. Time. 50 3-5 seconds
Half-mile run-Won by a. F. Beck.
Pennsylvania; W. c. PAUL. Pennsylvania.
second: c. NJ French, Cornell third: r.
A. Splitter. Yale fourth. Time sc So.
Mile run-Won by w. c. PAUL. Pennsyi-
vania, ". l.. MCGEE. Princeton, second.
J. l. Tower. Michigan. third; D. c. May.
Michigan. fourth. Time. 417 Is new
record)
Two-miIe run-Won by P. J. TAYLOR.
Cornell; G. A Dull. Michigan. second; n.
Jaques. Harvard third; G. G West
Michigan. fourth Time. 9:21 3-5 new rec
oTdD
12o-yard hurdles-won by L. V. Howe.
Yale; J. /. Hartranft Pennsylvania sec
ond. W. ". Rsnda. Harvard, third; J. G..
Talcott Cornell, fourth. Time. Is 20 sec
onds.
220-yard low hurdlos-Won BY L. c.
Howe, Yale. Gardner. Harvard. second: J.
I. Hartranft. Pennsylvania. third; r. NJ.
Rand. Harvard, fourth. Time, "a 20 sec
ouds.
Running high jump-Tie between r c.
HARDWOOD r. p. Pope and 5. 9. Law
renee. Harvard; Z. r. Palmer Dart
mouth. and W. Garfield, Yale. Height, .
feet. 11ls inches.
Broad tlmp-Won by z. T. Cook. Cor
nell. Distance . feet 81 inches: J. r. Kill
patrick. Yale. second. p feet q inch: IT.
5. BabcOclS Columbia. third. o feet 7.
inch: J. W. Mayhem. Brown. fourth, =
feet "a inches
Pole vault-Won by c. S. Campbell,
Yale, height Z feet ga inches (new rec
ord; J. L. Barr. Harvard. and L. T. Mel
son, Yale tied for second and third place
at - feet: r. T. Cook. Harvard and j.
T. Picketts. Pennsylvania, tied for fourth
place at II feet inches.
Shot put-Won by c. c. Little Harvard.
Distance. 46 feet inches: W. r. Kruger.
Swarthmore, second. distance, IS feet 81
inches; J. J. Homer, Michigan. third. dis
lance, 45 feet; L. J. Talbot. Cornell.
fourth. distance. 43 feet s inches.
Hammer throw-Won by L. J. Talbot.
Cornell. distance. 15S feet 9iz inches; NJ. +.
HOrr. Syracuse. second. AS feet inches:
v. A Goebel. Yale. third 40 feet ~
inches; P. A. Sullivan. Cornell. fourth. lS
feet inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Batteries-Harhnes and Armbrustcr.
Easterly and r. Williams.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

eries-CamDbeH Chappelle and
Pearce. Rhodes. More. Higgins and
ahan. Tmpires-Rigler and Truby-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Sacramento ...............-...1g a
Observation-Disclosures and Hogan; Baum
and Byrnes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Al St Louis-Clevelaud-S Louis game
postponed. rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

FOR RENT-BY B. r. S
l22233 q NV. 3r. b.40.JO
Dol I NV. 1r. b. -. 30
ISIS It'll NV. Sr.
store and stahle.355. 30
1915 $ NV. Tor. b. 32.67
1927 Md av ne, Or. BIO ~
"a Fla av NV. Or. 63O. 80
i3a Seaton NV. ar. b 300
Is + ne. Or. b. :. 80 50
i35 O NV. Or. b. sta 30. 10
1911 Sth NV. Or, b.25.5 30
1888 9th NV. Sr. b. 80
2S33 Ga nv INV.
6r. b. p. 30
1916 9th NV. Gr. h. g..
Broad Br I'd. 6-.w. $500
il19 l ne. Or. b. Na- $500
40: Quincy NV. Pr. h2:;.,o
8ls 1fth ~. Or. BIZ. 20
3til Ga av NV. Or. BIO. %
GA Il NV. III. W. 1850
Ill Morton nv. t.r.
summer kitchen. .1S.0'
1871 Morse nc. 6r. bIs IN
254l 9th NV. Or. Is. 10
Ivy City. Sr. ". .14.tp
STORES.
Sc cor .fn & Mass
nv. 3fl.cnl. per m. 200
Ne cor l4th & l. nwSS 90
l101 14th NV 20 On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

AuL CO.. 9TH 4 l. NV.
ll@ 9TH NV. .35 50
1915 18th NV. store.
Sr. stable. 81. 30
1920 14tk. stO. cel.35.Od
2034 Ga av north.
store IL. 90
GIG La av. basem't. 500
COLORED TENANTS
olO 7 NV. Sr. b. 81 30
22l9 Water NV,
5r. w...........12..O
POO NY avnM. 5r~Wl2.aa
4O01 Rosedale Or. w11.50
sd s; ne. Ar. W. 1000
aol2 tin nw.r.3r. w $50
..S Fristoe nw.4r. va SO
-. Goat ~ NV. .r.6.00
STABLES.
Fear iiI3 y NV. ~ 30
r .IJl Sth nv.4sflst0.OO
Rear .ns Sth sw. 1000
Rear Ira 9Th NV. 20
OFFICE ROOMS.
5I2 r DIV. =. b. 20. 90
l.:6l L NV, Ar. l.. 20 ~
l::fl nN.aar.b. .tltilc. ~
80 4 NV. ir. 1900
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedmsn's alley. 40 90
Rear GLIB I. NV. lis 90
mhao-tf
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
s % s sHs na ih 81,
Coms,srciaI Rank r:dE r"slsl Telegraph.
sprl1's Drne s'ar.. 4th and yelling place.
r f,an g w ,1th 81 and Park I'd
rerI~t's nruc store. asth and Pa. ave.
8 Eann S,ns & Co. Information Bureau.
T r :, Dig Stcre. 18th and SITS
National Hotei. Pos:al Telegraph
ro-tman's Pharmacy. 18th and r. I. ave.
Roland wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
r-n'ar station Postal Telegraph.
r-ri'Hf Statps Capitol. Postal Telegraph
woodward {. I.othrop, snrerintendent'. de-k-
Hn C.nh. NJ, ro"t .I, T1 =.
GFoRGEToWN:
nTonneI's D-uS Store. ed and SITS.
0'nonneIrs Drug Store a2d apd sts
Prfdcs Pharmsey. 2Sth and SITS.
NORTHEAST:
rr,Isr.s Pharmacy: 4th ard Stanton g!. ne.
KeneaIr's Pharmacy. X CAPITOL and I SITS.
e l. Krause. 9Th and SITS.
Ianhar,.S Pharmacy. Nth and r. Capitol stS
Ny .s Pharmacy. 18th md n 81. ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Gr,d,.r,, Dig store. sth and SITS. Sc:
NJ :. Fealy. Dr.Ccfs.. i1fh and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
iIth 81 Wharf. Postal Telegraph ONCE.
Sniliyan's Drug Store 7th end D SITS sw.
Charles s. Walter aOf AZ at. s.w.
ANACOSTIA:
c. G. Lnhr. o. Monroe 81.
TENLEYTOwN, ,. C.:
George r Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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HEISk ELL & McLERAN.
100. ii ST. NV.

UNFINISHED.
:laS 10Th. or. $1,000 l1Jl 7. Tor. b.. 400
l>tS II .5r... 80 HAS Ore az, 1Ir.b. 80. 90
1927 10TH oJr, All IL, $50 Ore av, l1r.b. 40. 90
1879 10Th. 1Sr BIB ~ l:O4 Col rd Or. 10. 30
80. 10Th Tor 2b 80: 1872 Corcoran, Or b.37. 80
;na. 2Sth. Or. h. 1904 36I6 18th. 7r. h.. 80 81
1928 .ls. Jor. b. SO. Oh $500 18th. ar. l.. 80
rs 2l>t Tor. h.. 800 Broad Branch I'd 6r25. 90
1929 !. Tor. h.. 5000 If22 9th Or. b.. 60
IT'S De Sales I0r ~. IS II1s 9Th jr. b. 80
l"09 q. 11r. h.. 5000 1905 D sw. Sr. Is. 90
I'LL Orc ay r. b. 80 90 l34S Union 6r h.. | 20
1885 T.. n. ir. 5000 9c7 -929 Z. for bus, offer
lI2l onih ilr. b.. N 90
FURNISHED.
List at office.
CNFUEN1SHED APARTMENTS
Wyoming. r.. H. * 42.:n 1912 !4th 6r. b.. IS m
-: l4tI. 'r b. .4ooc s2s r. Or: b, 81. 90
Exeter, Or. h. L. 1000 Alice. S35. 20 to Il. so
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartments Of all sizes in choice apartment
houses List ut Office.
OFFICE ROOMS.
per annum - 49,. i 900 Sis Sis 10Th '' SIS to SIS
3r. Sd II A. 90 si7-SI9 18th. IT. "a 81. 90
81. SO 1ith. ID n; 1901 Bush bldg. r near 1th
Sl1 >i3 1iih. single offer
rooms. ST.. 10 10 Il sol
STABLES.
ifo' Belmont. -. HOO 1143 Oregon 50
~ ~ 81 .Ho.W
Z
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
Gi2 Louisiana ave. NV.
11ol y. Fl. ave- nv. l0r.. b. furnace. 100
:54 l1th at. Sc, store. Or. b.. eel. .... 1000
I'm 1lth ST. ne. Sr.. H.. INV. heat 81. so
S1O 9th st. s.w.. II rooms and bat :.i.bD
iOS 9Th ST. Sc, Tor. h.. INV. heat. -. 81
I1t y st. n.".. Tor. L.. furnace. $3.50
602 st. Sc. Tor. bath. furnace. - 80
y24 18th st. nv, and bath. 49,. - so
134: II St ne. store and rms. heat 80
lSlO 9th ST NV. 10 rooms and t,u tn. 200
GIL I'd ST. ne rooms and bath. ...... 30. 90
911 9th st. s.w.. rms. b.. furnace. 80
1893 LIST ST. NV. rooms and bath. go. 81. ~
1913 G st. ne, rooms b., furnace. 80. % 81
;24 NJ ST. Sw.. q rooms and bath 20. 20
TO 9th st. ne. . rooms and bath. cellar 20Jo
6o6 VI st. sw.. 6 rooms and bath. ..... ~. I'D
321 Linworth pl s.w., Sr. and u. 20 80
lao Hickman ST. Sc. rooms and bath. IL. 80
1923 Montello ne. Or. b.. cellar . 100
?6 18th ST. Sc. rooms and bath Ii 30
Rear 1116 4th st. NV, warehouse. 800. 1900
AL y ST. s.w.. rms. and water. las
1410 4 st. Sc, rooms and water. 1850
1919 Fla. ave. NV, Ar and water. 800. II 20
Rear 32j n. J. ave. NV. stable. ...... 1000
Rear $40 ID st. s.w.. stable. .......-..... 500
Rear AS Ridge ST NV. stable. ... 100
APARTMENTS
123l Fla. ave. ne, Or. b. steam heat N:ovb
1u. sth st. Sc. rooms and bath. heat. $50
Go Morris ST. ne. :, rooms and bath 30
$40 Georgia ave. ; rooms and bath. lt,b
JiSi, VI ST NE. } rooms and bath. IA. 80
FOR COIORED TENANTS.
2tiS !. st. NV. rooms and bath SOD -
80 st. s.w.. 4 rooms and water. ...... Ii ...o
Rear 1913 2lst NV. rms. and water 80
mh20 81. tn. TIL lao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

PROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.- Oh,
Building for National Museum. Library OF f,.n-
grcss. Washington. II. =. March ~. 1.Hr'. -
Sealed proposals for plain and ornamental! pias-
trrinc # the south pai ili.,n anl the hi>rIn,snt
partii ions. including tn" fr" pr~f lathing There
for. III the building fnr the National 'ir-
s.'Iin in this city. viii L.. received this .ii'
until = . rfo-A pm. Saiuf.iaA the iuth aaT
nf April. 1900 and publicly "I.eu.d imnp,li ti.iv
thereafter. Sp,s f.ati"ns and trr insnr ui.ii
furnished an arpli.al i"n his office. I:i.i.-
NAisD X GREEN. Superintendent ~ ,i"nsjr ..
uil.D
OFFICE III TIit COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District al Columbia Washington. II. e. March
Ia. t3 Sealed i,r",n,~al~ viii he r'rc.yr,l ~
this oh.n until II nciu.k NJ. March 81. i.F''.
fnr "a sit" for cBEin" irpuSt. Ia ID. located
wirhin the territory boEnded hy Ia. az" II.
10Th and 18Th 81. NV. said site To hn MT
less than feat la iIth AMI irp fec" in d"rit.
\ certificate. from the collector of taA's - ~"
District of Columbia that the bidder has ~.
posted with him ri.. Of Ssal :
antec III sale. in til. bid i accepted. mas
acconpany .ruiat>si for each site offered,
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
anv or al bids, II II. +. MtGFARLAND.
HENRY l.. WEST AMI WM KELLY eartiu.j.
Commissioners ~ the District of Columbia
Ut.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Washington. March "a 1900
Scaled proposals viii be received this office
until l. n'cluch m. April 70 1903 for construct
ing the Luzon avenue trunk sewer and sewer in
valley north II l; street. between Rock creek aud
Observatory lane. District II Columbia Forms
Of proposal. specifications and necessary informa-
ton may lac obtained from Room No 427 p,s-
trct building. H. Il. L. MtCFAIi.AND. HENRY
l.. WEST AND WILLIAM KELLY tActIngl.
Commissioners of the District ot Columbia
nlhy3 iii rSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

FOR EENT-w. H. WAIhEl
40 l-h NV.
TNFIE\TSIIEp
14:: Il T. ave. NV. I.r and bal s.s ~
.:::-l:.. Ilth ST. n W. lar aud /. baths go. as M
11aa VI ST. nv. Ia rnonS and ha IN $50. 800
TIA T. 81. NV. 10 and hath. $3.50. th.'-s
242l nth 81. NV. IL rooms and bath fo.-a
1909 t'nr,.nrau or and bath stahlc sa
IIl:: N-u ton NV , r..,nls I'm IN
all French 81. NV rooms and bath 300,
10 r ~ nv rnnris and bath - -,
4o9 9th ST. = rooms and bath. 80
-, 81. SO.. u ....-....... - "
-. 81. s.w.. Is rooms ........-..... 1: -
FLATS.
14iO 14th 81. NV. :, and bath :. ST. -
1910 14fh 81. nv and Ia n. 81 tsb
2i6l Pa. u. = rooms and bath - 80
rnu9 n III. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OR UNFURNIsHEO.

For RENT FURNISHED OR TNFURNISHED:
il rooms: :. baths: attic: gas and steam heat:
gas and coal ranges: Mass. al Sheridan
Circle. Phone North G,SS. mh2l-"t
FOR RENT-U UNFINISHED.
J1l Riggs nj. IL rooms and bath. $500
100. Md. ave. sw.. $ and bath. 2J.5o
Wy nav" number of desirable furnished houses
IN the NV section rent, SIS Der mo- ard ~
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD tncD,
lnIl.u.t 40 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
POR RENT-H0USES.
MUIR NTSHED.

FOR EgAI
2is ,, 'spifot -. l. rooms. !. baths S.. on
p-s 10Th 81 -. = rooms aud bath. SEQ
3tl " - hft- rooms and bath. =. IN.
%" tth 81 n. u r'~,ms aud bath 800
mA."-9f . " FORREST. 6I2 L -. NV.
FbE KEN =
siN Gin n.r.. q rooms and hath .-.-..-.. So ~,
.r.2 = nv. q r"nms aud bath. Nat - 10
'HS ln'h ~. and bath -...... 40
sci' Temp Hall alley Or and warrr.... 1000
mh.Nff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

S40..The Brunswick. 4r
SO. The Cambridge. :Ir
$5S.1n. 1927 0-a v.inr
$Si so. The Landmore ~
31. 30. 1888 9Th nv. Tor
ST. 30. The l'hneniy. sr
So 60. .lai& I'D NV. ~
The Darlington. J. 4. 3r
SIS. .432 9th nv. hall
So 80. l.,?0 q NV. Or
$50 10. 10l2 Goth NV. o.
$50. 30. =. I533 T NV. Sr
$40. 80. 1916 18th nv. 1r
go, 30 I'll. od nw. Or
$50. The l.amlni"e. 'r
$50. The Milton, 4r
$50. 1867 14th NV. br
$40. .3pf 1ith NV. sto
$50. :. 49, 9th nv. hall
SOS. 30. .523 y Jav nw.1r
ST. 80. 1I6I W'rd NV .6r
&2s 20. 1914 TnCleside. Tor
So. 30. 1915 9th NV. 7r
So go. 81 y ! Nv NV ST
So. sac Shepherd. er
So. 40. Pic X nv. Or
So. Ah:. ath NV. p
Soo:. 2222S Decatur. Sr
So. .....1:la u NV. Cir
So. SD st. sta. dws
3d.. .53a Quincy NV. 7r
$25 >. IS Fla ar NV. ar
500 80. 4o4 Shepherd. ar
S2.l. 20. .o0siy I'd So. or
$3.50. .62l 9th ne. Or
500. iGn4 9th NV. shop
SIS. The Terrace. tr
SI1.:N. 1916 X NV. ~
Sl7.50-. AIS II I az NV e.
81. 40. lO:3:22 18th NV ir
$751; IA y J nv NV. Gr
si4.40. /. 433 10th sw. Or
$3.50. go G Ne. Ar
$3.50. 2S3 18th ne. store
S12. 400 9Th nv. ONCE
$40. 30. ..l1cl 9th Sc. Or
$40. 10. 1922 Half Sc. Or
SO. ...... 60 NJ Sc. Ar
81 40. 1920 p NV. 4r
50. 80. 1888 kraemcr ne .ar
,perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M & HENsEY CO..
n nv
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FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT-BY WESC
1907 Pei
1902 Vt av. 12r. 3b$76.62
2JOs X. 1Jr. b.sta IS. 90
1872 Goth. Tor. ami.5O.@
926 23d. l1r. 2b, ami45. so
1928 y. lar. b. ami. 49,
1910 1. Or. b. fur. 40. 60
1871 G. Sr.b.lat. cel35. 30
911 ed. Sr. b. -. .30.67
0O5 22d. Sr. b. lat. 80. 81
2l23 r. 6r. b. lat. 80. so
3513 10th. dr. h. amir. 80
.lA /, Sr, b. lat. .N.O
1929 18th. 5r.b. lat. 26. so
2210 Fl. 7r, b. lat. 10. 60
LOG Kingman. Or. b. p. 60
nos oath. Or. b.lat25. 80
S046 p. Or, b. lat. %. 50
26ll K. Or. ". cel.1S.5o
23lOl. 1. 7r. W. 1850
1929 ii ne. ST. w.l2.:D
c438 Va av. Or. w..11.@
2I02 K. Or. w....11.@
OFFICE ROOMS.
1872 La ay. heated
rooms. SO. $3.50. $50
For full list Of small
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

WILL ERECT BUILDING SUITABLE FOR
garage. manufacturing storage my lo in
northwest. accessible TO business section: from
10000 to 10000 ST. 1T. If hoor space Addre-s
Box "a Star office. Inll..a-1
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF NoRI H.
east I'd and ia. ave. NV: will ~
model 10 suit tenant. HAYDEN Il SPEECH.
1910 G. II. Inlil-tf
FOR RENT-GOOp BUSINESS CORNER. Hath
and : SITS. n W. and store.
SIMPSON SULLIVAN co. Inc
NH l:.-s tn. h.t;i l4oS q NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED To III Y FROM OWNER DIRECT
Il room house with ami: Capitol IIl
or Mt. Pleasant preferred: price. must hc mod
crate. Address WINSTON. Star office
mll2:-ctH
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED ffOt 81.
with stable garage. in Cleveland Park
Chevy Chase. from April Ia September: give
description and lowest rental. Address H. NJ,
Star office. ml22-ef
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GIVE Us THE
LOCATION.
SIZE
RENT
OF the house you want and we win look x M
f6r you. You where You will
time and energr-and 1t will cost you nothing.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
NJ. 2345. al3 18th NV. NJ. 23f0
1a2e- tn f.m&tu-tf
FOR RENT HOUSE. PINEHURST. NEAR
Chevy Chase rooms and bath: $oa.00.
Three houses. ::i.;t ,;sS Ontario I'd:
6 rooms and bath: S22..a;.
1927 Irving St, Bsookland: . rooms aa9
bath: $22.5O.
McLACHLEN BANKING OORPOIATION.
delft 10th and q
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FOR RENT Eh II. l.. X
2lst & -. lur.h xlno.'nl
1877 21s;. Tor. III. 80 10
,5c1 II av. :'r, h. a. ~
l1oo 10th. 1ar. b. 300
400 l.. Iir. IL :,.I.sl
143t .1st. ar. u. "a. 80
ESQ .th. lur l.. sta .n.an
l15I T. Tor. b. so
1927 Riggs. Tor. h. J. a. .on
114S Ore av. Tor b. ~. go
1875 q. 9r. H. 80 % 10
IL Il: l av. Tor. b.. ~. :o
APART
2n3 Flnr'cc ter. boz. M
Saranac. Or. h. Hon,
Nantucket. .,r. h.. ..5.t~,
1919 l.. Or. Il. .I,.iD
Nantucket. ir. d. 100
Jefferson. ~. 10. .::1.,s
10 Akron. .,r. 10. 80
2.o5 Eth. ~. h. Fl a,
161 Girard. IT. b. 1850
In: 18th ne. ;r. b. i:;.H,
2620 h NV. 3r. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
Cos 14th. 2r.SS aud SO
COLOREn TENANTS.
gS2S K NV. tir. h. Ut 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

ZIG T.. - stalls. .3n 90
X coz II nw.5 sfIs2p. ~
r. 1871 Marion. 2stis.S.uo
STORES.
3ni2 H.sto..iw. 81 a "a .oo
COS 18th. sto. dwg. :D.'r
10th & RI av... IN no
es..5 l4th sw. sfo, 80
fnh6- IA. IN. th.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient 10 call at Che
star office, 18th street and Perin-
ey!vania avenue. leave your adver-
tisements at any of the following
Eranch Offices:
WANT ADS, CENT A WORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

$1sW- list NV. ltr. fur
$i5n. 1ccs 18th NV. store
$50 for the season. |
Sunset Cottage. Md. 3r
S1c5. .3:n.l 18th nv. .9r
500. .l2f6 g mn. store
500. 1925 cath NV. IT
$1'A. 1910 q nv. Tor /
$lfG..li09 r nv. house
$50 The Milton. 1r. fur
SI5.lS22 1a'h v.inr,fur
S115. loco 18th NV, ;0r
$15. -...l123 Q NV. Tor
S7S. .472 Pa Az NV. eto
So. .1O11 \ ii sv NV. l2r
$50. 90. 1924 14ttl nw.lirI
$50. ...1Sl1 Adams Mill
oad. Tor
en. .1SOa 24fh nv. lori
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So. The Wyoming, ~
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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-26
DESIRES DOCUMENTS
CANNOT Be REMOVED

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 25.--The state
supreme court today decided that the
papers in the Scott MacReynolds
case shall remain In the hands of the
county clerk. These papers make
up evidence collected by MacReynolds
for William r. Hearst in the libel suit
filed by Governor c. N. Haskell
against the New York editor. They
were seized last week upon warrant
of Governor Haskell, but were later
placed in the hands of the sheriff. The
governor then asked the court to
enumerate the different papers. To
this MacReynolds filed protests and
the ruling today is in his favor.
Argument on the criminal case Of
MacReynolds, in which Governor Has
kell charges an attempt to defame his
character, was begun this afternoon.
The judge finally took it under ad-
visement
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-26
RECORD TELEGRAPH
CIRCUIT
MESSAGE TRAVELS 1000 MILES
TO REACH A POINT 1876
MILES DISTANT.

The remarkable telegraphic feat by
means of which a message Travelled
1000 miles, or almost one-third of the
distance around the earth and passed
within three feet of itself at one point
in its circuitous route, in order to cir
cumvent a flood blocked. direct span
} Of 1875 miles between Butte and The
Missoulian office at Missoula, is still
causing the telegraph world to marvel.
Charles H. Jett, night chief opera
tor of the Postal Telegraph Gable
company at Denver, Colo, Is writer of
an article published In the Telegraph
Age. New York publication de-
voted to land line telegraphs. sub
marine cable interests and radio-tele-.
graphy, in which he says:
During the flood of last June in
Montana all railroad communication
between Butte and Missoula, Mont,
was disrupted for period Of several
weeks. The Postal Telegraph Gable
company, and in fact all other tele-
ghaph and railroad interests, lost all
wires between these points, dis
tance of 126 miles. One night during
newspaper special for The Missoulian
at Missoula, 126 miles away. George
Palmer the Postal late night chief at
Chicago, accordingly made up the fol-
lowing circuit:
Butte was brought east via Salt
Lake to Denver, thence east to
Omaha, to Des Moines, to Chicago,
where the circuit was turned south
west to st. Louis, thence to Kansas
City, across Kansas to La Jaunta,
Colo, north to Denver again, on a
common side; back again to La
Jaunta on the polar side of the same
wire, on south via Albuquerque, N.
NJ, and Williams, Ariz., Mojave, CAL,
and north to San Francisco, where 1t
was switched through to Seattle,
Wash, where Spokane was put on the
circuit, Spokane looped Missoula, on
giving Butte a through circuit to Mis-
soula, 1876 miles west Of that point
This circuit covered a distance of
1000 miles. passing through Is states
and territories. crossing Colorado,
Illinois and California twice. Passing
within three feet of itself at Denver
after making $500 miles loop via
CnlcABO, embracing IA repeater SelS,
working through 200 miles of common
side, Denver to La Jaunta. The en-
tire circuit was connected by direct
point repeaters except the common
side, Denver to La Jaunta, Colo, and
the loop Spokane to Missoula. Denver
was sending to Chicago on this circuit
while Butte was sending to Missoula,
thus doubling a duplex 1000 in length
with 20O-mile common side in it.
This circuit was working within
just three minutes after Butte called
for Missoula. This quick work was
accomplished through the fact that
Butte had a Chicago wire, Chicago
had a Seattle wire via Denver and
San Francisco. All that was necessary
was for Chicago to direct point his
Butte and Seattle circuit, putting
Butte to Seattle via Chicago and
Denver and San Francisco, and ask
Seattle to put on Spokane, who quick
ly looped on Missoula
1--WE hear much of the wonders of
the wireless, also the telephone feats,
but neither of these institutions pre-
sumo to anything of this kind"