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The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

ners than Herman Schaeter.
MorRrty. with only half his heart IN
his work swiped 80 bags last year
most OF the steals were of third, too
~ he way--aud set n record a few
seasons ago with Toledo which Is stlll
talked OF In the American assoca'ion
Mcintyre and Crawford VIII Mold up
their end Whenever necessary
Rossman is really thy only man on
the team whose smuggling lets him out
on the run getting proposition ana
Claud is there With che sacrifice hli
AS well as any of them
The Tigers viii have q speedier
catching stan tadu last YEAR Payne
not considered. and 10 takes some heaN-
ing by the hostile catcher ro stop Wild
Bill Donovan OF George Winter Wheu
either is loose on ire sacks
Once more We are constrained 10
proclaim that II looks very much Ike
third Detroit year. only more SO.
than either OF the other two that
nave marked the presence 10
Miehiean's metropolis Of Husne
Jennings. the greatest li:;le man.
aaer that ever stepped On the
field.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16
Presence of Mere Men Adds
Interest to Girls Fast Game

sbirmish Western climbed q The top
and stayed there, In spite ~ the deS-
perate struggles OF their opponents
This game is especially noteworthy,
because il is the first tine in he an
nails OF Western high school history
thar the young men have been admit
ted. In spite or the big crowd. good
order was maintained, and the en-
thusiasm exhibited obviously increas.
ed the efforts OF the players. The
girls all expressed the hope that this
IS the beginning OF general admission
10 the girls basketball games OF the
future
Miss Perrin the official handled the
game with perfect judgment and pre-
cision. Lineup,
EASTERN WESTERN.
A, Jubenile-E
Mcclellan -..... g VI Spooner
A. Toenle-l Hart g Vi Hackett
r. BaggF
Krone ........F Homr ghaus
: keidau ........ r ..... VI Harrigan
! kahl capt C 1850. q. Wilson
IL Kahl ..'..G B. Broderick c.
Final score-W estern. 10. Eastern.
II First half-Eastern. :, Western. ).
Time ~ halves--l5 minutes Referee
Miss Perrin. Of Central.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16
kellx Would Meet ketehel.

CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-hugo Kelly has
received an offer 10 box Stanley ket'
chel before jim Coffroth's club in San
Feb %.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16
Child Team Wants Games.

Any Juvenile baseball team desiring
games should call up the McDougal
rink, E-217l. and communicate with
William Stark, Jr., Of the Champlain
A. c.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16
Don't Get q Divorce.

\ western judge granted d!vorcs
on account OF ill-tempcr and bad
breath d. Kings New Life Pills
would have prevented il They cure
Constipation. causing bad breath ard
Liver TIouble the ill-temper. dispel
colds, Danish headaches, conquer
chils. At F. C. Kinsel, Central Drug
Co. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

Joe Jeanette announces that Jack
Johnson cannot draw the color line. as
scientists everywhere have proved
that black is not color
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

And this base stealing thing Is night
where Hughie lives His tutelagc
along this line Is best seen IN The
way he developed Cobb from the Wild
est baseruuuer who ever stuck his
head down and uncorked a hectic, Ill
timed sprint into the man who IS NOR
cd feared on the bases than any other
runner in baseball
Nughie laugh, Ty 20 wait for the
bulge In the calf.muscie OF The pitch
ers leg This is always the first move
which a twlrler makes before deliy.
ering the ball 20 the plate Ty learn
ed 10 dash away actually before the
sluger had drawn back his
arm
It took him one season to master
the trick
The ucxt year Ty stole 80 sacks.
AS season ne would have undoubt-
eddy bettered this figure hut for the
fact that he was the victim or a sad
slump in midsummer
NEXT YEAR HUGHlE WILL. BE
DOING THE SANE THING FOR
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

PILES CURED IL ~ TO 10 DAYS
FALO OINTME,, Is guaranteed TO -ure
any case OF itching Blind Bleeding or
Protruding piles In TO Ia days or
money refunded soc
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

LAYER
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

Business-iik~ FrintiaE. 40 fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat Kind. that
looks -ight. Times Printing Co.. IL
John R.-st. Phone l+es
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

wluch seFd0W succeods.
n shall neitTeT>sign nor report until receive
a portion OF the prSe Tor which | sold" Is
me Substance OF maTY declaration in the
otS PLAYERS who are/callod upon to accept change
OF base Il Is a I'D laratton which is seldom MAIDS
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

The beautiful finish Is perhaps pet
ter nppreo tated by knowing that the
work on polishing them took the en-
iirr tin,c of over seventy men Tor
ffty-three days-altogethcr. over 3iOo
DAYS 81 work.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

The first automobile show in this
country was held In Madison square
Garden, Nov. $40, 1909. Although the
credit ~ tho idea has been given to
the Automobile club OF America %
really originated with James p Young
secretary aud treasurer OF the Madison
square Garden Company
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

one OF the most tasty brochures
that have reached the desk OF the
automobile editor In the Oakland
Toasts" In which the firm In Pontiac
has combined large number OF effeC-
tive testimonials to the value OF the
Oakland product and Its economy OF
OPT rat Ton.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-16

Catalogues are the order OF the day
and some OF them are wonderful exam
plies OF the art or the engraver and
printer The Franklin. Packard and
Peerless nrms are all among the class
de Luxe
The Washington herald., 1909-03-29
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF Co
irmbia. holdlng e Probate Court No. I5EI Ad-
Enistlstiou--Ihis Is to give notice that the Ecb-
s1iber, q the District q Columbia. has ohtainsd
ir0n the PEchate Court Of the Distric- Of Columbia
letters testsmeutary the estate q Nary Ellen
Hinton. late n the District cf Columbia deceased.
Al persons having clains against the decsased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same With the youca-
thereof legally aufhcasicatcd &c the subs-ibgs
on OF before the 2eTa DAY OF OCTOBER, A d.
l9l9; Otherwise they NAV b. las b. excluded fro-s
an benefit Cf said estate @GiFs1 under ny hEua
this I'm day o. March Iaa. SEBASTIAN hin
TON NV. Prnceton. ~ J. Attest: fSealj
JAMES TANNER. Register of wills fcr the Dis
trict q Columbia. CLERK q the Probate CUurt
HOWARD BOYD. Artoruey- mh822
SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
iuTubia- holding a Probate Court- No. E7se Ad-
miuisrrztiol-Ihis IS 20 giFe notice that tbs sub
scIibeT. of rhe District a Columbia has O5tGfned
from the Probate Cont q tbs District u Coiuubia
letters q administration C L a. On ths eszts q
Henry {. McCsuiey. late ~ the Distr1ct Of C0lun-
b-a- deceased All persons having claims against ths
deceased are hereby War1ed 20 exhibit ths Rns
win the vouchers thereof. legally authsuncEtSd %
the subscriber o. before the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. A. D. lflo; otherwise they may b. law
b. szcirded from az beneft q sid estste- Given
under lrv hand t.is l1th day ol March 1903 NARY
TANNER, Register q wills f0r the L1srricr q
Columhia- Clerk q The Probate CCu-t. J. J. DAE-
LdAGTON. Attorney mhBZS
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. d. C.. March
p lso9.-NOtice is hereby given that in accordance
with the provisions Of Public ACT No 20. approved
February .. 1903. entitled An act to authorize
certain changes In the permanent system Of high
WAYS District Of Columbia. the Commissioners OF
the District Of Columbia win give a public hearing
in the board room OF the said Commissioner
MARCH 81, 1903. at l0s5O O'Clock a. m. to all par
ties interested or owning land within and sur
rounding The territory embraced By Michigan ave
nue.. North Capitol street ETaTts street and Glen
wood Cemetery. A proposed plan for changing the
line Of Franklin Sreet and the opening Of Girsrd
street within the above limits viii be displayed and
the Commissioners viii consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the proposed change and loca-
ton Of any highway portions Of highways as
shown on above mentioned plan. H. B. f. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER cos
BY. Commissioners. District Of Columbia
nhlS ISL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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CHESAPEAKF Z OHTo PAmWAY.

NoTE-Pualished oaly as information. ard 70.
e1aranteed-
40 p NC & o. LIMITED. Dslv-Fast vss-
tlrled Trlin Pullman sleepsrs toLs1ingru1 Lnuis-
TlLs Cincinnati. insiiausp0lis ChiczFo and Sr.
Lo1is- Parl1r car fE Virginia Ho- Springs week
d1yS Pullman car L0uigTil-e N Memphis ard NsE
Orleans. DlnirC CHS. 4 a carte serTice-
un P. M-F. F. Y. LIMITED. Daly-said
Tes-1oule tan. Pullman sleeTes 10 Cfnciunati
Lexington ard Louisville Corrra-ru-aut slaerir-
car to Virginia Hot SPRINGS week days. Di-inF cz-s
ia crte service. Pu.inan sieeres Czncirratf %
thicaEo and ST. Louis. and Lcuisylle 20 Memphis
Nsshvilie and New OzlesrS
Chesapeaks ard Ohio Osces. 50 Psznsylvania
avenue; 1159 street and New Union S-atios- Tel-
erhone Nain 1885 o. Gs for ticksts. baEzgs chscks
reserTatiozs. snd Taxicab
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S0TTHFRN RAILWAY

y. B.-Fel9Esas schedule sg-res pohhsssa al
e. Information. snd are not gla-zutesd:
Fer Atlanta birmingham, Noble NeE Orsssns
Asheyille. Chattanoogz. Memphis. a. n ard
n;s5 2. 2. daily. Dining csrz
For RoslOke. KuoxYsle ChatfancoVs. Meuvhis
New Orleans. 1913 p n daily Dining carS
For Cclunbia- Charleston. Aur1sts. AIksu ssFsz-
nah. jacksonville and Florida points. 4a8 d y
daily Diui1g csr service
Tourist cars for Cahfcrnia tri-veesiy s.l5 D II
Locsl fer HarTisonbu-g. 80 a n daily. As D n
week days: for DanTille. 80 a. n day. and 20
Charlottesville. 80 A. L. ard As 2 n daily.
Frequent tTssns % srd f-ou Bluenonr-
l. 8 BROWN. ,,eneral Agent
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

MEsSRs. c. D. PENNEBARER. SURVIVING
partner Of c. D. Pennebaker and John Paul Jones
Charles +. Csrlsi, and Eugene A. Jones have r.
moved their law Offices from 1881 s. and the
Commercial National Bank Building to the nev of-
fees Of PENNEBAKER. CARUSI & JONFS.
rooms 20 to %. IN the Metropolitan Natioosl
Bssnk Building, G3 18th 81 Nv. Telephones. alain
-vo4-N. Uss
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U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE go nTH ST NV,
Washington, d. C., March I. lSls-sealed pro
posals ior furnishing and placing riprap stone on
sea wall. AnRcostia River, d. C. Win be received
here until z m, MARCH g. 1903 and then pub
hcly opened Information furnished on application
JAY J. MORROW. Major. Engs nhl,2SA90
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP Information Bureau
G0LDENBERG's Information Bureau
HEC9T & CO.. Cashiers Ofce.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
:. kANN. SONS & CO. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS pHARMACY. eoTner 7th St and R l.
yoHNsTONS PHARMACY. i22g =. }. ave. nv
r. r WELLER'S PHARMACY. S5a II st. nv.
ATKTNsON's PHARMACY. lltn and 6 sts nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. q and sts Nv.
hENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving SITS. nv.
McSULTY's CIGAR STORE. Iss 18Th s. nv.
1A1LOR'S PHARMACY, eth snd stS Nv.
kENkR'S PHARMACY 9th and 5 SIS. M.
A. A. MENKE 5th and h sta. DIV.
PR0CToR's PHARAsAcY. 1878 i4th st. ~
!. J.. LEATHERWOOO. 1915 18th 81. NJ
sTOTr & SNYDER. l3t.- and sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner N. I.
ave. and North Capitol st. nv.
DAY CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and G sta nv.
1ARSOLD'S PHARMACY. s40l 18th st IN.
HERALD BRANCH. e5 II 81. nv.
NORTHEAST.
MeCHESNEY c JOACHIM, ID and sts ne
McCHESNET & JOACHIM eth and sts.
G. J. GEIGER's PHARMACY. corner 9Th and
SITS. re.
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. Tth and z sts ne.
CHARLES }. FURMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
Z. Capitol sts ne
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. \. Capitol and r SIS, ne
ID. d. COURTNET'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
Tn n. Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST.
AILBURN'S PHARMACY. 7th and H stA ~.
SOUTHEAST.
2. p. WELLER sth and ] sss e.
GUY N NEEBY 18th and sta -
BROOKLAND
CHARLES c. LENNON. I2th AID Newton Sta
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM p TAYLOR. 6is King st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-AT BABGAIN, HOTEL Dun
barton sZS Pennsyivania ave Nv, containing 80
rooms furnished new last fall; low rental Cal
and LOOK it over; price, g 800. e
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-wAR DEPART
Iartment, March %, ls09-Ihere win De sold az
auction a. 10 a. m. APRIL s. 1903 on lot adjoining
Lemon Building. l72S New York avenue nv. Bsskets
Blank Books Bucsets Carpets, Chairs. TypewEiIirg
Machines. Furniture Mating Rugs &c Articles
70 re removed without delay az risk and expense of
purchaser. NJ R. THORP. Chief Of Supply Div.
mh9. 3Lapl2S
AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS ( co 8 AUCTION
rooms CORNER 18th and ID SIS. NV on SATUB-
DAY April Z lsls. al 20 O'Clock VII be sold al
gods stored IN the names of Emma johnson, o.
kloyos Eugene Brown. Thes- Field, Emma BsoRo.
X 8 Nsnkin. Spencer Green UNITED STATES
STORAGE co. GGS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. sTRAYED. OR STOLEN-MADRID APT.
House. Sunday afternoon. huh terrier dog. license
1857 with white brindle head. white nose; answers
10 name of Grim. Liberal reward, no questions II
returned TO home. OF phone H. z. WBsPCOIF
n Ga %
LOST-SIARCH 3 BETWEEN OCCIDENTAL
Hotel and Monument baseball grounds. 2-carat
diamond ring. heavy gold setting. Reward Tor re
turn 10 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL 90
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HAIR GOODS.
T. LUTHER.
oc6 lath q m

European and American styles N hair dresS.uz:
scientific scalp treatment ard shampooing: marcel
waving and hair cOlOzing; hair goods, Wigs &c. %
order. 1A9.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING At
lowest pdces; c0umsrcial szd amateur WORK 50
lei.ed. NATIONAL PHOTO CO. n llah s. m.
Phcne II sES. u
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIATI SCIENCE OF HEALFH, NGTURAI-
non-s1rEicai; ci0-h bound s00-psgs book free
Apply b ual. als COLORADO Building. Frss iectr-s
for women Tuesday a. p n SeS
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERAfAs-
ters Department. Washington. D. c. March l
Is-sealed proposals. in tipcate. viii be received
az nus once until II O'Clock a. n. THURSDAY
Ap1ll 7, 1902 and then publicly opened for furnish
ing and delivering fuel at Washington Barracks and
Washington. ID. O.. Forts Myer ard Hunt Virrinia
Fort washington, Maryland. al the Arlington
National Cemetery. Virginia: az P,1muine station
koslyn. Virginia; az Richmond Blacksburc and
FORK Union. Virginia. Charlotte. North Carolina
and Annapolis. Maryland: for mineral oil AZ Wash
inston Barracks and Washington. d. c. Fosts
Myer and Hunt. Virginia and Fort Washington
Maryland; for gasoline at Fort Myer Virrinia Also
ior miscellaneous job printing. removing ashes
reicse matter. furnishing ice laundering towels and
shoeing animals in Washington ID g. during the
nscal year commencing July / 1919 blank forms
ana instructions for making pros,asqls ons f-sIsr
information VIII Be furnished intending bdders r..,
Application % this Office. N. GRAY ZALINShl
Major and Quarteuaaster. L. s A. in Ciaree o..
Depot. mhl234ss,
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oUARTERMAs-
ter. Washington. TakOma Substation D. &
March l. lse.-Sealed proposals. N triplicate sub
Jet 10 the usual conditions VII be received here
until Z O'Clock noon. MARCH 81 1909 and then
opened. Tor the Construction. including ul1mbine
heating electric wiring and electric lighting av
tures, Of two single sets officers quarters one Hos
pital Corps bausck one storehuusa one stable and
one wagon shed and garage az ,ae Walter Reed
Amy General Hospital Washington, ID. C. Plans
specifcati0ns blank proposals and further nforrnn-
ton furnished on application. A deposit Of 5000
required for plans and specidcstions; DEPOSIT viii
be returned 10 bidder return Of plans and speci-
tcatOns here. c. ). rrserVes night to accept OF
reject any an bids any part thereof Pro
possls 10 be marked propossls Tor Public Build
mes az Walter Reed Amy General Hospital Wash
ingtOn, ID. C" ard addressed 10 II. L. PETTUS
Constructing Quartermas;er. mhl234.2930/
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Nav Depart
ment. Washington. D. c. Until 10 O'Clock a. m
APRIL s. 1893. ard publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 70 furnish at the navy yard Wash
inston. ID c.. etc. quantity Of naval supplies
as follows: Son 1859: Engine lathes shapers-
sch. 1917; Constructing maeadam r0ads.-Sch.
loo6; Steel forgings. rails. etc.-Sch lo57: Card
beard Applications for proposals should desig-
nate the schedules desired by number. Blank
proposals Will be furnished upon application 70
the Bureau. T. 3. ROGERS Paymaster-Gsn-
erai Q. 8. \. mhE.8
U. S ENGINEER OFFICE. 90 TTH ST. NV.
Washington. d. c.. March /. Iso9-Sealed pro
posals for furnishing building stone IN Potomac Park
VIII be received here until p m, MARCH 81 1909
and then publicly opened Information furnished OF
Application. JAY J. MORROW, Major. Engs.
mhl234ZD
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.. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE 90 TTH ST NV
Washington d. c.. March l. Iso9-Sealed pro
posals for furnishing building stone IN Potomac Park
viii be received here until p m MARCH 81 1903
and then publicly opened Information furnished on
Application. JAY J. MORROW Major. Engs.
mhl23490
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

0NnEuDLE N EFFECT JANUARY Il Laa
Leave Washington New Uri1u stas5o1
30 a. D--DailT-Al points o. North ara Ws5e.
en-; aiso knorville Chattanoora ard slsn,Sts
nn D--Dsily-Rc.1oke BristoI Wiust1r-
salem knoETile- ChattsnooSz Nashville Nenrhis
Neu O1leaus Through Sleeper. DiuinE czrG
koS Aorfolk-Lsave WashirEton. IN q n daEy
LIS a n daily teIcspt Surdsy9 krtTs No-folk
20 g. n and SD 2 N
50 p n--Dzt.J-BerTyTiIle. Lrrzy. Ehs-z15o1a.
Trims frol TIE Southwest E1iTs SIS 4. r. and
E2 2 n.
AL Information F0u-4ssuth STREET and New Xa-k
avenue Bend Ruldfnzi.
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We WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall paper at vs-y ioW Sacrifoe. Can and see
cur stock. sign psintsrs. show cards. and giIcjng
+. G. NOLrE. 9T llth s.. ~. .aS-eod-d
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. go A 4.
% 500 ,. m- IS Dth g. nv 81
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

~~f 49,
FANCY PIGEONS. CHICKENS. SINGING CA
nsries dogs, cats, plant food. seeds. bulbs. Eold
nsa, and aquariuns; taxideTmy in ali its branches.
sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81. nv.
EhZ5-d
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WALL PAPER.

GEO. Y HANSFIIs
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
scI p ST. Ne PHONE [. a7-L.
I6s.
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FARMS.

FARMS: my SECTION: TIMBER LANDS:
colonial homes: Southern plantations: buy near
Washington. D. O.; best markets. Cali OF Erfss
for list. HOWARD E ALLISON, iGG st NV
str
NORTHERN VIRGINIA STOCK, DAIRY. AND
orchard farms: country homes. Address Sales De-
partment J. PRESTON SHANNON. Farm Spe-
cialst. Purceiiglle. Va mhlSl4t
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SHOW CASES-SToRE FIXTURES

F. Y. GANTER,
Manufacturer Of
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH sO2 Pa. AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN SIS lm.
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-NAsHINGTON. BALIIsIoRE -

At Il = csrs ru1 direct 20 WHITE H-uss stzto--
teeset casce e lfth sod A. 2. ~ uo-thvsst sst
e. Write Ho~s~ Ststiru Isth sna p 81 NORTH
AAsI- Telephons n - aud Line 81
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-sETTLED WHITE WOMAN, 10
cook in boarding house; references. ss tn s.
sw %
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HERALD. BRANCH OFFICES:

ents for The Washington Herald may Be
main Office OF Et sny OF the following
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

SOME of the leading citizens of Sc
attic are seriously considering the
commission plan of local govern
ment. They are convinced the pres
ent aldermanic board system has out
lived its usefulness. its ineiiiciency
is apparent on every hand. besides
entailing useless expenditures OF
money without resulting benefits.
The taxpayers are burdened with too
many expensive and incompetent
officials in the administration of the
city's affairs. The demand for a
change of policy and correction oil
abuses is urgent, and the situation
has become SO serious that it must be
met at an early date. Cities in eff
feet are business corporations, and
in order to succeed must be gov
erned by the same principles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

THE Tacoma Tribune well says that
it is a travesty on Justice to acquit
the equally guilty wife of MARITIME
kvalShaug for the murder of her hus-
band, while Charles Newcomb. her
paramOur, is to die on the gallOwS
for that crime. The confession, well
as the testimony, should equal guilt,
but the woman had the defense of
hypnotic power alleged to be eXer-
cised over her. Well may President
Taft characterize the administration
of criminal law as a mOckery and a
sham, when the insanity dodge may
be used, as it has time and again in
this State, with such power as to
allow the admittedly guilty to 60
scOt-free. While there may be an
uncomfortable aversion to inf1ic ting
the death penalty upon women. there
should be a grade of punishment
established that will not make Il
mockery of trials for capital oifenses.
In fact many people honestly believe
that the command of Thou shall
not KILL" applies equally to one who
commits the crime as those who exact
the pehalty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26
NOTICE. 10 CREllIORS

| the superior Court of The State Of Washing
l. ton III aud for the County Of Thurston
In ~ the estate OF Charles Anderson, de
erased.
Notice is hereby given that Marrare-
Anderson has been appointed Inv th,
Court administrative OF the estate of thu
sad Charles Anderson, deceased. and all
persons having claims against the said
Charles Anderson or his estate. are. here
ny notified To present the same To- the I'm.
n'I~tgn"d personally II her residences
near Sherlock. Washington, or prrsnu,II,
Wherever She may be found. or To- her at
tornrys Troy n Sturdevant, in OLYMPIA
Washington, within twelve months from
tn" date of the first publication of TIN,
notice or the same will lie forever barred
pate OF first publication Oct % 1909
MARGARET ANDERSON.
4 Administrators with the will annexed a.
the estate of Charles Anderson. de
ceased
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

IT appears that Gov. Hay has fin
ally got down on the Prohibition
side of the fence. In his brief mes
sage of congratulations to Wilbur,
his home town, for voting dry by
a small majority, he declares that
" the merican saloon is a curse to
humanity, and the sooner it is wiped
out the better for humanity 1t
will be noted that it is the "Ameri-
can saloon, that comes under his
broad range of cenSure. Probably
the beer halls of Germany and the
wine rooms of France would be
classed as non American, and not
subject to the curse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in ana for the County of
ThurSton.
In the matter of the IS ate of T. Il. Noul-
ton and Lydia \. Moulton, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the above named
de"easedS. or against their estates to
present the same with the n.r,ss,r,.
vouchers therefor to the undersigned ad
inInI>trator OF the said estates at his resi-
dence III Thurston county. Washington.
wittln one year from the date of the first
punIicati"n OF this notice or all such claims
Will he barred.
Date OF first publication Oct. %. 1909
+. ". MOULTON.
Administrator.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

Now we have q woman aviator,
BarrOnne de Laroche. at ChalonS,
France. Her flight was for only BOG
yards elevation, although French
women have reputation of being
high flyers. Now we expect to heat
at any time of some venturesome
woman attempting try for the pole
1t is said that wherever man goes
women will follow.