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The Washington herald., 1909-01-18
Circuit Court No. 2
Criminal Court No. 1.
WSTICE Enrn

JUSTICE GOULD
buited States IS. Heinrich Becker. eu'bszleneut-
motion for leave 70 withdraw Plea aBd fsed de-
INJURED denied; motion e Qussh Indictment o5sr-
rled without r-eju5ice; case st 20 b tried FEB
UusTy l. lsR. attorney. Henry Il Classie
United States Ts. Thomas 6. HAYES: eruAszzle-
neut and violation section sSs. Revised Sssrutes;
motion - conscdats granted: case set 70 Be- tined
February ; 1913 Attorney, H. ". WheatIey.
United States Is. Eugene Ross: assault dangerous
weapon. sentenced to Te1iten;isTy for three years
ard SIX months. Attoruey. Campbell Cs-rinstoa-
United States vs. Hsywosd Graham: ssssnl. 6an-
E5roVls weapon; Sentenced TO penitentisry for one
year ard one day Attorney. John c Foster.
United States joseph oJeary; sentenced 70
jzl for zI months.
United States IS John Thor1psonI Csrnel knOzl-
edss. I've yeaTs in peOitsrtiAry. Attorney, B. l.
GaSk3ns
United ststes "a Harry Noorizy: srznd larceny:
scutenced TO pcniteutiary for one yeA- and s1
months
United states ~ Thomas smith; robbery. So
tencsd 10 penitentiary for year snd SIX months
Attorney, Thomas c. Tsylor
United States rs. Frank R. Reed: violating section
Ss Revised Statutes forfeiture set aside upon psy-
meut q casss; aTraiEned: plea not GIilty.
United States vs. John DaDdridge: assault danra--
Gus weapon sentenced to peutentiary for tE0 years
Attorney, Pacs C. ObeTiin.
Assignments FOR Monday January L. I9s.
United States Is Rich johnson and Edward
White.
United States IS Arthur L. Scott.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Assignment for Monday January g 1S's-
h United States IS. Frederick Davis.
United States rs. John Clarke, Barney Smith.
aad Harry T. Miller
United States II John Clarke. Barney smith.
and Harry Z Miller.
Equity Suits.
No. 2sZS Nzry E. Lseare IS. Walter D1sulop
Cox; fc- sale Of real estate. Attorney, Arthur
Peters
Lawsuits.
No- 5IS8. George " Evans " Albert n. Hi;
account, $3.50. Attorneys. J. B. Archer and J. l.
smith
No SKI Abe Fox Es Elizabeth ~Aarouso- Ct al ;
dzFaasss. sen Attorneys. Terper & Guszck
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TH0S. J. FISHER & co. INC),
73S I5th st. nw.

FOR sELE-DoB SQUARE FEET FIRST rsu
s. nv. lRuzza-ds Poiu-l, adloius Arsenal
Grounds; the government VII purchase al q big
yru6t p-Obshiy nsEt year. P-ice Dc pr .o0t-
Ap1iy 3 18th s. nv jz1ztf
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
h1nbis. holding PROBATE Co-lrt. No. 1870 Admin
istratiouIhis Is - give notice that the sshsibr.
q the State Of SsW YORK has Obtained from ths
Probate Cont q the District q COiumhia letters
q sdmiuIstrstion CT the estate II Julia Bahcuck
Hibts-1. late q the District q Columbia deceased
Al psTSons having claims sEsinst the decessed are
hereby warned % exhibit the sane. with the
vouchers tsTef legally sStheaticafed 90 the sub
scriher on before the sTH DAY OF JANUARY
4 D. i9l9. otherzise They nav hy law be excluded
from al benefit q said estate Given Under my
hand this sth DAY ot Jauusry. Ise- A EMERSON
BABC0CK Brighton Station. RochsstEr y 7
Attest: tSeail JAMES TANNER. Register q
Wills fo- the Dissrict q Columbia C7erk q TIE
Probate CCurt- T L JEFFORDS. Attorney.
jauB5
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES; BRING TIE OLD
umbrellas 70 rs; Gzks them as good a. new; silE
umbrella fo- g. n 4. PEILPITT. 0l i =
oc59tm.vs
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

n TOU WANT To BUT MARYLAND FARM
CT Suburban bone rs send for latest euIlstia
Marion Dueketf 4 Son, 635 r Nv.
mhJ7-t
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH 10 SELL Our OvERsToCK OF
val paper st a veg l0E ssGiacs- Can and 80
oS- stock. SEn Painting. show cards, and silci1s.
= q No1Lk, 90 utA = NJ iaS-sOd-tf
GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate On yQur repering and painting; samples
free legal guarantee covers our work; wall paper &c
up Send postal to WI Y. AAHONEY. 60s Pa
ave. PbOas Inc IssZ ss-sot
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FOR sALE-LOTs.
FOR SALE.
BUILDING lets IN
CHEVY CHASE n z

Adjoining Chevy Chsss. I'D. srd zithin the Dis
triCt- Fr0ufilg 0ver loo feet on Connocfic1t ave
me- I've streets running easI and west. go feet
elesatsoa- Every ios IL the tract s available foT
bgildsug uTposes. Fourteen detached houses and
bunEslows erected II under Course q construction
ssnos NAY. l9G, The date e opening a the sabdi-
VISOR Al CITY Improvements. including water
sever, mscsdEmizcd streets Er4uoiithic sidrEalks
shade trees. al without cxuFase to purchasers
sPessI inducsments are oFerea 10 those Who azree
% bciia
Write. telephone. or cal for pats and fun par
tcll1Ts- Autos AID crrisgss az y01r disposal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. IN srecisl Tern for Orphans C1urt
Business. In re he Estate q WilheTt CAR de-
CEASED No is3i. rninis;-sticn.-AF5ilcssIon hsv-
inz been made heTein for private y the last VII
snd testament q Saii deceased. ard FOR letters
s-sIuentarv o. sid esste. n Clara J. Clary tt
= ordered this sth dsy - Jsuuary. A. y. Ie. that
Ellen J. tole. ~ Hil;s (,aEfcf-lia ard Clsrs A
Dec. q Arcsta. California and al othcs cun-
csrued- appear IN said cur on MONDAY the
18th day q Feh7uary A. y. Iae. az . o'ciock
- m. 70 -hoE cause Niiy said Application should
rot Be granted L. nctioe hereof he published I'M
the Washington Law RepCTte- and The Washington
Herald cree Il sach q three Successive weeks b.
fore the TrtUTn day herein mentioned the rrs. pub
licaiion 20 - not less than thirtF svs befoe sad
return cay. WRIGHT. A true c1py. Attest:
iSsall JAMES TANNER, Register q wis. n.
;. MATTHEWS. Attorney. Eu.ls.5
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MOVING. PACKING 3 SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
et ss New Tozk ave-: lsrEe paddsd Tans. H load;
zheEse zaz1o. $ load uhl7-eod 4
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. Sc, ssOVED
Elth care: pscking srd Eh;cpinz 3 speSslss.
Ssa szz<3
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

RxPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC; A. n TO
SP. n IS IsTH 81. NV. AsOa
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", =. & A. F. RY.

w, =. & A. f. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
E7ecs-fc palace cars from White House Stztion
Gssh snd q sss. NORTHEAST.
For BaEtnze-s so. and e7aCy half hour ron
$50 4 n 70 80 J. n and sS0. s@0. le.N, snd
u S5 p II
Fo< Aurapols-ETery hor ron so 4 II to N
,. II, and 80 and ua5 ,. n
Farss One Ezy Round tr5r,
To Bzlfirore- Sc Q1
To Annapolis and Q. s.
Naval Academy s5c rs
Al 81 cars r1n d.recs 70 Witt Ho1ss Station
Ticke4 Oaice AZ 18th and n z rvs. northwest ard
at White Houss Station, Istb sod IS. NORTH-
EAST Telephone b 756
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsF-0N SUNDAY AFTERNOON A SILVER
mesh rFss. engraved X. J. g.. between henesaW
ApsuUens House and 18th and Merriam So Re
ward ( -e-u-uel 10 l0I7 lamont s. nv. salo-st
-L0ST-LADF'S GOLD WATCH AND FOB;
initials - b on fob Literal reward Il Te-
turned 20 la15 lS-h 81. Nv ASS
LOST-0PEN- FACE GOLD WATCH RETURN
TIE BRUNSWICK Apt e Reward ais
LADY's OPEN-FACE WATCH: GOLD WATCH
silET foh. H. 7. GRAVE. 50 Bond BidE. Re
ward 8i7-3t
LOST-ETE EGLAsSEs. n GREEN CASE. FRI
day afternoon. Return 10 Iie sth nv AIS
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING co, lsW IN ST. NV.
Lowest rricss. cs.instes free; ssnples: WORT
2znship afstcizsS sl-xt
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 5E@ United States * ri. Can Is Serrs-
tsy q Interior. demurrer q petitioner 70 answer
q respondent % Hlle ovsruled- Attorneys Y Il.
Wallsce-Cemsnts y & McSs-nara-
No. S,s9e. Horton " Reid demurrer u declsra-
tlcn OyeTiei with leave 70 defendant % plesd orr
II Ten days Attorneys MeKenney. O-Bsiea- o. /.
NsEzyer-W- NJ Ellls9n-
No. 5Iss Weaver " Johnsor: n,otiou 70 strike
out part q deSsrzIion rrzute6. Atto-neys. H r
Bul.on- Blackstone BAILEY
United states sx rel Adams. Atwood. Alssou.
McC0y. WoodEard Aubrey. Green and Harris Is.
Secretary Of Interio-; order amending Judgments
Attorneys Happier and MsdIist-Lardfo-5 ard
Harf.
Assignments for Monday Isnuzry 3:
No. 30 kinsolvinz ss. keruan e. al. Attorneys
Tucker KENYON aud E. 5. Bailey-HzmiltOn.
Colbert. Ye-kes & Hamilton.
No ~ John=on CoCapany Savings Bank Ts. Men
deil e al Attorneys. T. L Jefo~ds-W. Il White.
Nc Al Sare - Rems5urF. Atto-uey sasme.
Nc ia Sane - Hin Attorneys. sane.
No is- Same " KlaczsuskL Atto-nsys same.
Nc. 1E. Staussr Is Pond Attorneys. ssne
No. ~ FfaCier exec-ltor vs. Arizona- C'-Fzu
Asphalt and Miuing Company. Attoncys. Turker
Z KENYON snd s H Huyek-W. J. lambert and
r. II Teafman-
No. rs. Miner co. IS. Cave Atsorusys y. Z.
Amhrose-H. F. Davis
No 2t HoilebsuEh - al. IS. Williams. Attor-
neyS H. b Moulson-R. r. Behrsnd-
Circuit Court No. 2
CHIEE JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignments for Monday January Is Ias.
No. ~. Jennie Mars rs. National Savings and
ITust Company. Attorneys. Z. L Giss-G r
Williams
No. IS Foer Is. Ca-iey. Attorneys. Dzrr, Peg
ser & Tsylo--M J. Keane
No. =. Hiu IS. Great Fzlls and Old Dominion
Railroad Company Attor1eys Lecife. Faltoa &
Cox-LSmbe7t & Mclean.
Nc rs. Bean - Washington Tines CornSzry.
Ar-oDevs ] s FsShv- -S--irh-W 7 g77hs-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-Follcxing schedule figures Published only
as information. and are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AsheTine Clattznooea Memphis. a. n and
10..5 . n daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 :. n daily Dining cars
For Columbia Charleston Augusta aiken Sarzn-
nah. jacksonville snd Florida points. 4:l0 D n.
daily. Dining car service
Tourist cars foT California. tr-vesEly. 4:l6 .. n
Local for Har-1sonburz . a n daily: AIS D N.
week days. for Danvile. 80 a t. dsily and for
Charlottesville 80 a. n. and 9S5 D n dailv
Frequent trains TO and from Bl1smout
L S BROWN. Gene-ai Agsnt
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GRAPHoPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phc1ess Din disc records &c. Grinder rscoras
2e; guaranteed ROBERTSON-S. Lsls tn nss
solsSs
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAYE ~ NV /, gNI9T ,l9l sT.ATIoN.

~~~~-- - - 0@~A- ~ 04ALO &A414A%AO&&3s
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR OA THE ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
hEN TERMINAL. I'd STREET NEW YORK.
q 90 q ID Dinsz. Pullman PzrlcK.
ls1e - n DhserTatian PzrioT. FiFehcur rrsln
80 q n DineT and Pullman PsTs07 Car.
" - a. II D1ner eDd Pullman Pari0r CzI.
= . p r. DI1cr and Pullman Pzri0r Car.
80 ? Il Royal Limited" Al PullEuaE- Shouz.
y - =. Icsc1es 70 Fhlscelp1-s-
-s.e = n lICer ard fuiiuan Parlo--
go p Coaehes 70 Fhiiaeelpais-
20 night. SlespeTs 10 NeW 1oTk-
80 n slegpe-s % Pailsdclpais & New Toyk.
al ATLANTIC CITY, Uoo. 'sNo. tIl19 4 n. q %
TO BALTIMORE.
kFERT HOUR on THE HOUR
q, * f5So $50. go. 20. fsao 'ssl ~
-. N5G ia0 a. n. % noo1. fl215. = %.
-. 20. 80 IN. s3X. HSo, Is2s5, 'S5o fSl5.
,ss;-Sss Is0 H-S- ia Isoa. III. s1a- '9-S.
CHICAGO. II s5.s D
.-SlNCiNNAIt- 81 LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE
- a n. 10 3. r.. To right.
fiIfSBURG. 30 a n. T2. 80 p II. sn5o
CLEVELAND. 80 Rn
NJ NJ MBSS. - 2 n
M = 49,, y. ~ s;ls a m, 50
- e5NS,5l HS,s - IL 20 2 n Z g. $50
KS 2 n
HAGERsFowN. 1913 =. n. $50
a. .ANNNAFoLls. AZ - $50 rlz1S ccon, TS@3. So.
~. ard 8 1e ,. n
DAILY fEVcelr S-Indav sS,sry7sv -rlv
aEGEEhoNES ~ al The following Ticset Ct
noes- sH 9 s. ng-, Main l59i; SIC Pennsylvsnis
sFe- Main q; Nsw Union Stcti7n- Ticket O11oe.
Kan iSso: Information Bureau Main 30.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONLY s75e-wORTH S.eoo-A FINE BUSINESS
co-ueT. situated az ir1c-i0n Capital Trsctio1 and
CITY and Suburban -zr lines Florida ave. diagD-
naIT opposite new r. and o. -ation. where bus
ness r-ope-tT IS increasng rsTidly IN val1e. With
partial improvement nov pass s. net; csn Be made
easily 49,
lexington Improvement CO., I4IO G.
aIS6t
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FOR REET-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-H0UsEs
e y 81 NV. ! rooms and hath.......-..-.....-sz5 .
III y. !. nv. rooms and ba,a--.----.-- go
S6 s. ne Rooms and hath-.-.-....-.-.--... = -
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO,
ial7-5t IS5 Pa ave. NV
FOR RENT-A SNOWY BRICK HOUSE N
GeorsesoEn; Close 90 tTo csT lines: Suitable for
colorsd Organizations meet n and residence; rens
S5 Apply % 18th 81 nE als-tf
Ns 2 ST NV: &c z L BATH: ? HEAT 50 .
lE9 ST. Nv: 10 ? and hath: hsat-.-----..- 20 =
= ID ne = 2 and SPECIAL raLs gwen
81 Del ave ne ? and ndb--------.------------SZ5e @
D. H JOHNSON CO. s1 Tth A. nE. issf
FOR RENT-lE5 2sTH ST. HOT-wATER BEAT:
II rCcns; Ss5- Apply IS 18Th 81 ns. jzsu
FOR RENT-lS-3 " C. AVE Ne: SIX ROOMS:
tiled bath furnace hat concrete cellar under
entire house: resly pspsFed and IN FsTy coed eoE-
difion: large yard: rsEt 40 per month deS1d
FOR RENT-ISS \ c. AVE. NJ; SIX ROOMS
and tied bath. furnace heat, conGets cellar;
house II hne shape: q cog home for ouly S1S
pr uozth JAMES f. SHEA. 90 Louisiana ava
nz- ds2Dd
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TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT MEALS SERVED
a. Al. 20 The Plaza Washington Circle. 5z5-5ot
YOu can receive excellent home cooking AZ Apt 2
Tie Cumberland. oJ.r feed Is properly cooked and
vel seasoned. Phone North 6sIa El-Sr
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOB RENT-oFFTCEs.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. Isi5
q St Nv. desirable oaics rooms. Including heat
light seTato- and jsDitor services prices 81 70 S3
per roon- WEAVER BROS IEs 81 nv iszSd
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SHOW CASES-STORE FIXTURES
HEALTH MOVEMENT.
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

SINGING CANARIES, PARROTS DOGS
fowls. pigeons. rabbits, guinea pigs. plant food
taxidsrmy n Al It's brzncheG SCH8uD'S RIRI
STORE. a7-6
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9l5 ST NW.-LARGE SALOON PARLOR BED
room. piano. oil Faiuting &c; sanitary couch.
also han bodE0ors; steam heat Can after p IA
nf6e
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CAFES.

APARTMENTS 10 LET
FOR RENT-FTRNISHED APARTMENT: SIX
rcoms Housekeeping; terms moderate. 9ls 18Th
s. apartment g. lAlS7t
THE IROQUOIs lE5 u ST. Nv.-FURSISHED
SpznmgnIs with private bath: also EO0d bo11d
GuZs-u
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WANT ADS In The Washington ggo Herald Bring Results
~ nv Z10O 4 Viii Prove the Assertion
FOR REET-RooMs.
FURNISHED.


81 TO l THIRD ST. NV
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Private baths Long-distanC1 pB0ns IN eFeIy rOs1n.
Cafe T-ansienss accommodated no3-G
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS
2l5 s.. nv rocms and harh---..-s----.-Szl 81 %
~ Church s.. Nv. rooms & hath (colored- So
l5Q Church s. NV roCnss x hath jcooredl. 80
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS co,
ial7-5t 1lj Pa avs NV
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81 II 81 SN-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
Very conveniently located islA-Tt
lI57 gTH ST NITZONE NICELY FURNISHED
..-.l-
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MOVING AND STORING.

WY PAY MoREf WE STORE FOR 20 a
lad. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Fs-as-
- Ats = IN. Phcos Nsia - SslzSss
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MscLENNAN HOTEL. rs lsTH Nw.-HOMELIKE 3
FoOIns: An and EuT. plan: hot ard cold water
czfe open s. Il 10 z ?. Il 6e2o-SE
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FARMS.

FOR REST-FARM OF ABOUT &C ACRES
within 4 miles Of Washington: vel Eztsred; Aouss
q 70 MONS; necessaJ Out6Tldings. A D. ADDL-
SON. so5 I7t1 q jals-7t
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We HAVE PARTIES SEEKING ROOMS. PER
h1ps yours w0zld suit them. WASH. INFOEAiA-
TIoN AND LISTING BU.. sas W. L & 7. Bldg.
9th and F.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-08-21
Hats off to Juneau.

The yesterday brought the that Juneau had the $50 prize for needewo Juneau had previously taken the for schoowor and it good bet that Juneau will take all that given the Far if there be others When taking things there is but place south the real takers Our good friends heretofore taken the appointments of judge the marsa oe with the exception the big himself who had promise to keep all employees his job all receivers worlds fair secretary and all other offices places and occasions honor perquste that Kecan to have of court this year, for will considerable loss Juneau the hotel other bills.
 When consider that at least other in southeast Alaska has greater imports greater exports mineral and equal population of equally intelligent citizens wonder that all roads head to Juneau when the time make award, of office any other old thing
 We in the habit of commenting the taking dspos neghbor the Seattle sp fail utterly appreciate the genius of friends at Juneau in this when it real spirit real tand hod-t what the result spirit Juneau in her limited sphere Seattle her spirit skinned four from Sunday
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-08-21

When the newspapers of together demanding reforms does take long for the public educated the necessity such changes and the is turned Just at the Alaska cheaper cable rate for the transmission of They want the cheapened they that equal those in the states The question important the reader the eor and the cooperate the reduction is to be secured We want everyone who reads this to write letter to General Franklin Bell of the War Department Washington D. G. and ask him to take the consideration Give your for asking reduction Alaska is furnishing large to the ment through the operation of the cable and of it should justly be returned in furnishing for the wider dssemna The newspapers will make dollar by the saction they will simply print It few hours work per week for the cable operators but they long toll and will mind it. Patriotism with them religion and they will rejoice in doing this work for the public veal
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-08-21

In the recent discussions of the tariff bill in the senate, Democrats voted with Republicans for higher duties, and other Democrats for lower duties. Party lines were in some degree obliterated. Senator Aldrich lost no opportunity to cast slur upon the insurgent Republicans, but he thought it no crime for Democrats to vote on his side of questions. On the contrary, he used all of his great tactical skill, in which he has no equal at Washington, to entice Democrats into the Republican camp; and when he had nveigled Democrat into camp he gave him sleeping potion in the form of high tariff rate on some article which that Democrats state wants protected. Then MT. Aldrich carefully and tenderly tucked Master Democrat into bed for the remainder of the session of congress.
 This proceeding is proper and right, because it is 10 effect the passage of a high tariff bill. But the cooperation of Republicans with Democrats to pro- tect the DC ople of the country against further piracy and law-protected graft, misnamed protection, is real naughty, don't you know.
 Mir. Aldrich's practice and his preaching are at loggerheads. In his case neither is right. The time has gone by when cooperation between opposite parties to secure something which they both consider desirable, was considered wrong. Because part ies are opposeed to each other on some questions is no reason that they should be on all. Party organizations are a means not an end in themselves. There is no peculiar sanctity about them. If they bring good results they are in so far good. If good results can be obtained by adhering to the organiza- tion, it is proper to adhere to it. If good results cannot be so obtained, but can by temporarily joining forces with the opposite organization, it is proper to join forces.
 Fortunately, the days of rabid par tisan feeling which followed the Civil
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-08-21
THE CITY AND VICINITY

Mir. William Peck, bartender for Mike Martin was one of the winners in the Courde' Alene iand drawing. There were fifteen hundred chances and his winning number was 334. First NJ. E. church, Rev. F. V. Fisher pastor will preach at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning topic :-"The B abtism of the Holy Spirit :" He will speak at night on The Religion of tomorrow, will it be the religion ot our fathers or the new religion of President Eliot of Harvard"
 (From Mondays Daily) Alvin Coldstein was northbound passenger on the Dolphin. Mrs. D. H. Dalzelle and daughter Margaret went to Juneau this morning on the Dolphin for visit with rela- tives and friends.
 The Jefferson went down stream Sunday afternoon. She took from here Chas. K. Loomis, Kay Maiyama and L. Wilson.
 Ex. U. :. Marshal James Shoup and | family were on the Princess Royal going south. They will make their future home in San Diego California.
 Two barges came up from below Sunday and went over to the Kasaan bay district. One of them goes to the Go odro mine for its first shipment of ore an the other will load at Mt. Andrew.
 The Juneau baseball nine is claim ing the championship of Southeastern Alaska. They forget that the official banner was captured from them by the Ketchikan nine and that it has never been regained.
 . The Dolphin came in at 3 o'clock this morning. The passengers landed here were Miss F. Burt Antone Den omie, Garrett Cool, Henry Cool and l Mice Johnson
 Charles Guzman had a little brith- day party at his home yesterday. A half dozen married bachelors were invited to celebrate the event. A fine dinner was served.
 | Hans Apsch went across the narrows Sunday, walked to the top of noun. tin, took his choice of four nice'young bucks, shot one of them, packed it down to the beach and got home by four o'clock.
 The steamship Jeanie put into port at Ketchikan yesterday with some of her machinery disabled. Workmen | from the Northern Machine Works put in day making necessary repairs and during the delay the boat took on several thousand feet of lumber from the yards of the Ketchikan Power company for shipment to Seward.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-08-21

o. E. Walker, D. c. Abrams and ]. E. Sayles left this morning to attend court at Juneau.
 The Farallon came in yesterday loaded with coal and cannery supplies for the several ports in southeastern Alaska.
 Yesterday the big freighter Seward passed north with a locomotive and two passenger coaches for the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad. s. w. Eccles president of the railroad has just issued statement in which he said the O. k. and N. w. would be finished and opened next year. The cable road would be opened immedi- ately for bringing down ore from the mountains.
 Mrs. k. Elliott and son Robert, together with little baby neice and Mrs. Mcclellan, went over on Gravina island yesterday morning, to pick berries. A storm came up which pre- vented them from getting home and they were forced to go into MT. t1ddles's cabin, where they camped for the night. Some alarm was felt that they might have been swamped or lost when they did not return, but this morning Al Crdler went over in his launch and found them uninJured.