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The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
WOMEN NURSES REPLACE MEN.
Trained Force NOW Established in
Naval Hospital I'm Annapolis.

Annapolis. Nd. April 1A-Miss Clare
Decue. a graduate from the training
school for female trained nurses for naval
service. recently established at Washing
ton. with three assistants to-day re-
placed the enlisted men who formerly
had charge Of this work at the Naval
Hospital here.
With Miss Decue. who holds rank as
head nurse. are Misses Ethel r. Parsons.
Ada Nj. Pendleton, and Margaret D. AIur-
raw. They are members OF the first
graduating class. which numbered about
thirty nurses. The others Of the class
were sent TO the naval hospitals al Nor
folk and at New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

ia Boren. p to s. won: Quality Street. lD tc0-
burn) 50 10 !. second; Pretend. i0e (Tapsinl. II 70
TO- third. Time 054 IS Waldo. CoDDertoEn. Helen
Carroll. Daimatian. Kiang. Judge Quinn. and
Bisscd also ran
FOURTH RACE-Futurity coCrse. Blngg. loS
walsh. Is TO s. won; Sewell lce 3GentrJl. TO l.
second; Tony Faust. lOs ldcIntyrel to /. third.
Time, III Is. Forleio. Banonica. WOodcraft.
Johnnie Blake. ard RsaltO also nan
FIFTH RACE-One nile. HUH Money l06
iBorell. Il 10 s. won; Erbet. ss iGlass). B 70 2
second; Husky lis Miller. s 10 l. third Tine,
II i-5. St Avon. ROckstOne. Banposal Hoyie.
Col white. A. sfuskoday. N'oolen, Old Settler
and SeTeTus also r7n.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlonSS Fulfnrd, l05 NC
Intyrel. 2 70 !. won: Prince Gal. los tBuxtonl.
i TO s. second: Little Sis l0l (Taplin). IA "a s.
third. Time 1 q %. Darlington, PHlO Alto. jim
Gaf7ey. Toll Box Cheers. Wurzeburger. Ornate
Patricia R.. nd Cap. John also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
WILL TEST LIQUOR LAW.
sale of 'sNear Beer VIII BE Tried
Out in Suffolk Court.

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washinrtnn Herald.
Suffolk. Va. April A.-As the outcome
OF a conference OF attorneys this after
noon concerning the status OF the Byrd
law as applied to the sale Of near beer
In Suffolk. which is local option terri
tory. II was decided 70 have a test
case. which VIII be called April p.
There were present at the conference
Circuit Judge James McLemore. James
L. Burges. States Attorney Robert W.
Withers. Town Attorney Lee Britt, rep
resenting the citizens league. and Judge
r. II. Rawles and James II. Corbitt.
representing the brewers
II is proposed 10 have a fictitious case
IN that a defendant who does not sell
beer viii plead guilty 10 selling a bever-
age containing less than 2 - per cent
alcohol, and the case viii be cited to
higher court for judicial decision. There
have been many complaints about the
trafic here, and officials and brewers
are anxious for an understanding.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
EXCURSIONS.

Spring IS possibly the most delightful OF
az the seasons az Ole Point Coznfort facs uhich
accounts in part Tor the aopclarity q ihe Nc-iok
and Washington Steamb1as Ccmpauys weekend
trips 70 that noted resort he arrangements for
these excgrsious are particularly econoEsical ore
chs-ge covering not cnly fan steamer sypersss bit
also hosrd az the most famous hosClerF 40 Old
Point namely The Chzmberiir.
Steancrs leave az s.5 r. ~ Fridays snd Satcr-
d8ys weekly tickets being good until sFonay non
ina Tbs enables these Who bar1 the iesure b
PASS SATURDAY. as weI ss sunday a. old Point
or Sund7y alone. according 70 the conFEnierce x
thc pssscnErr side trrs - For Monroe New
port News Hampton yorktown. ard other his
tore T1aCes are Among the dirersiors 1derei also
yachting. deeD sea 6shing. ard golanE Tie nv
steamer Southland. the most paiafial q the Nor
folk and Washng-on beats Is Ia regular ssrTice b.
tween tbis ciy and NorfoLk- City osices are =.
Gated - SeTenth street vhsn and a ~ F01rinS<
rtr.lt
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Fire and one-haH fr-Ionvs NJ
Rule lo9 tBovel. 50 10 /. won: Fl Paso lOg fRossD
Is 70 l. second: Hannah Louise. le7 gientryl 10
to !. third Time los Is. Little Jana. Duke Of
Milan. Deviser Births Joe Nolan. Kenmore. Alice
Collins ard Ned. ir.. also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile. Imuort 100 rTsn-
linl. 5 TO ? won; Collector Jcssup. Il3 nIorelandl
i3 TO S. second; Celeres 10 NIentry) 50 IN
third Time, az IS. Aftermath Prestige. Taunt
oesa. Coppers Saracinesca. Joe Nealon. Alcibiades
and Patriotic also ran
THIRD FACE-Four and one-haH surlonvs Penn
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
KILLS SELF AFTER QUARREL.
Domestic Troubles Cause Suicide OF
william Edward Phillips.

William Edward Philips.
Special 70 The Washington Head.
Hagerstown. Nd. April 14-WiIlism Ed
ward Phillips. aged fifty years. FOR the
past twenty years a trainman running on
the Norfolk and Western Railway be-
tween Hagerstown and Roanoke. Va.
committed suicide in HagerstOwn to-day
BY sending two bullets into his brain
The suicide followed the separation Of
Phillips from his wife about two weeks
ago. and was directly due 10 domestic
troubles. The officers are convinced thar
Phillips fully intended killing his wife
before taking his own life.
Shortly before the tragedy he called az
the house where his wife is staying, but
she refused 10 see him he then walked
10 the Norfolk and Western roundhouse
and killed himself Phillips, a few days
ago, secured an Injunction restraining his
wife from drawing Sl.03o0 from a local
bank He is survived by two married
daughters. Mrs. Louis Myers. Hagers-
town. and Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Al
tOOna. Pa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
RETURN FARE $50 az ~
Newsnaner PIant soId.

Parkersburg. ". Va. April E-Judge
Reese Blizzard. OF this city. to-day bought
the plant Of the Dispatch-News Company.
publishers Of the Dispatch-News. al pub
lie auction. The price paid for the news
paper was S21.o50 Other bidders were s
c. Ogden, Wheeling newspaper Proprie-
tor. and ex-GOv. A. 3. White. of this
city. The publication Of the paper VIII be
continued The bidding was spirited
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
WILL COACH NAVY CREW.
Ensign Ingram TO Act as Assistant
to Richard GIendOn.

Annapolis. Nd. April l4-For the first
time in years the midshipmen are 10 have
a graduate coach as an assistant to the
regular coach Of the crews, az the sug-
gestion OF Coach Richard GlendOn. who
has had the coaching Of navy eights for
several years past.
Ensign J. II. Ingram. L s y, stroke
and captain OF the 1877 navy eight, has
been ordered 20 the Academy. He was
detached from the L. S ship Nebraska
ar New York and reported at the Naval
Academy to-day
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Hearr Rains fn YaIIer.
The Washington Herald

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Luray. Va, April 14-Heavy rains
throughout the Shenandoah Valley have
made nearly all the streams unford-
able for the past twenty-four hours. The
rain has been falling in torrents in the
mountain regions. and all streams hav-
ing their sources In that region have
swept through the valleys az fo0d tide
The rains have resulted in extinguishing
the many forest fires which for weeks
have been devastating vast areas OF val
uahle timber lands IN this section.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
WE'D IN FAMOUS MANSION.
RutIedge-SeabrOOk Marriage Takes
Place at Santee, :. c.

Place at Santee, :. c.
Special % The Washington Herald.
Columbia. S. c. April 14-In the large
ballroom OF the Hampton mansion. al
Santee. which has been the home OF the
Rutledge's for go years. and in which
room Gen. George Washington once
breakfasted with sIr. and Mrs. Daniel
Horry. a beautiful wedding was solemniz-
ed this morning. the bride being Miss
Harriet Horny Rutledge. daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. H II. Rutledge. and the
bridegroom Judge Paul Edward Sea
brook Rev. DR.. Wilson. o. Charleston.
oliciEted. Miss Mary Pinkney Rutledge.
a younger sister Of the bride. was maid
OF honor. M George Haywood. OF Sa-
vannah. Ca. acted as best man
A noon breakfast was sc-ved ln the his
t0ric dining-roOm. where Gen. Francis
Marion narrowly escaped capture by the
British
Judge and Mrs. Seabrook went North
on a bridal tour. They VIII make their
future home at Pinor. near Savannah,
Ca.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
KAISER-wHITE WEDDING.
First Easter wedding in Annapolis
This Year Takes Place.

SPECIAL % ne Washington Head
Annapolis. Nd. April 1.-THE first
Easter wedding IN Annapolis was solemn
lied at 3 o'clock this afternoon IN St
Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church.
when Miss Anna Evangeline Kaiser. sec
ond daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph
Kaiser, OF Annapolis. became the bride
OF Mr.. Clarence II. White. eldest son Of
Mr.. Francis o. White. ST.. OF Indian
Head, Nd. and Annapolis. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. Joseph P. lIcCOmas,
rector % St. Anne's Church.
The bride was attired in a gown OF
brown rajah silk. and her bouquet Of
Easter lilies was tied with white satin
ribbon. She was attended by her sister,
Mrs Horace J. Fenton. OF Annapolis.
as matrOn OF honor. and Miss Nellie
Ennis. also OF Annapolis. as maid OF
honor.
The ushers were Messrs. Earl c. White.
brother Of the bridegroom: John Kaiser.
brother OF the bride. r. Tunis Strange.
OF Annapolis. and Richard ". TeweH.
OF Baltimore, both relatives Of the bride.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
FLAMES DESTROY
kENILWORTH INN
Guests of AsheVille Resort
Have Narrow Escapes.
OWNER GAZZAM INJURED
Men and Women Forced to Flee
in Scanty Attire.
OWNER GAZZAM INJURED

Estimated Loss More Than 5000, 900.
Proprietor Jumps from the Third
May Result FataDy-So Lives Lost,
All the Guests Being Accounted
FOr-wind flinders the Firemen.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
NEW POWDER TESTS MADE.
Experiments Are Carried on at old
Fort MadisOz, Nd.

Experiments Are Carried on at old
Fort Madis0z, nd.
Annapolis. I'D. April AK JA V.
Casey, a world-famous marksnan and
expert on powder. left Annapolis to-day.
after having witnessed q series OF tests
Of a new form OF powder which the
United States Is manufacturing at the
government arsenal at Franklin. Pa. and
which It Is planned 10 adopt IN the se-v-
ice. Mr.. Casey was detailed 70 assist and
witness these tests by the Dupont Powder
Company. OF Delaware. The tests were
held over the Naval Academy rife range
at old Fort Madison. opposite the Naval
Academy.
The tests were also witnessed by Lieut..
Hilary Williams. Of the navy. assigned 10
the department Of ordance and gun
merry at the Naval Academy. and who IS
coaching the midshipmen's rife team.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Miss shannon a Bride.
! 10 rhe Washinrton IL.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. April H-This morn
ing at s o'clock at the home of the
bride. Miss Hazel Dell Shannon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles shannon. was
married 10 Mr.. Samuel E. Smith. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. J. A
Thomas. pastor Of Centenary Methodist
Church. Only a small company Wit
messed the event
After a trip 20 Washington and Bal
timOre, Mr. and Mrs. Smith viii reside
at 14l1 Church street.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
..BIind Tiger" Exposed.

Special to The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. April l4-John L.
Calhoun. young man Of this city, was
caught this evening running a blind
tiger. He was fined so. and in default
went 20 jail for eight months. II is the
first arrest for this offense since the
town went dry two weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Heire.. Anneunces wedding..


SPECIAL @ Inc Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. April 1A-Announce-
ment was made this evening Of the mar
riage in Grootlyn, y. y, last Saturday.
OF Miss Marion A. Harmer who recent
~ inherited a fortune under the viii Of
her father. the late Capt. John r. Har-
mon. 10 Charles L. Hirth. OF Homestead.
Pa, travelling representative OF a Mas
sachusetts wholesale firm.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
FunernI of r. z. Morrison.

Hyattsville. April 14.-Funeral services
over the remains OF Robert F. Morrison.
son OF AIr and Mrs. II. " Morrison. OF
this place, who died Sunday Al the Speers
Memorial Hospital, Dayton. KY. were
held this afternoon from the residence Of
his sister. Nrs. II. ". Penn.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
BABY KILLED IN MACHINERY.
Girl Crushed In tn
Wheels of GPist MIL.

FOur-year-OId UirI Orusheu IN Inc
Wheels of Grist MIL.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Warenton. Va. April 14-While play
ing in the mill with a crowd OF children.
the four-year-old daughter OF Frank
Brown. who has a large grlst mill near
Waterloo. Va. was caught IN the NOV
ing machinery and crushed so seriously
that she died a few hours afterward
The children who were with the little
girl at the time were so frightened that
instead Of calling for help the moment
the child was caught in the wheels. ran
some distance 10 summon help. and by
the time the help arrived the child was
crushed beyond recognition.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
MISS HAwPE A BRIDE.
Marriage 10 samuel Preston Buck
Is SOIemniEed.

Lexington. Va. April IA quiet mar
riage was celebrated this morning al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Burwell, when Miss Edith Florence
Hawpe. Mrs. BurwelTs sister, Of Concord.
n. c., became the bride Of Mr.. Samuel
Preston Buck, Of Mount Solon. Augusta
County, Va Rev Alfred T. Graham,
DID. was tfa officiating minister.
The bride was dressed in a travelling
suit Of Catawba brOadcloth, and carried
white carnations. Her maid OF honor
was Miss Page Ciemmer, Of Staunton,
who wore pink silk null, and carried
white carnations Mr.. Thomas 5. Carroll
was best man.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
AGED MAN A SUICIDE.

HARLAN LushdauEh, Of stAuntOn, Kills
Himself with Pistol.
Special to The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, April iA-Harlan Lush
daugh. one OF Staunton's oldest citizens.
committed suicide this afternoon by blow
ing his brains out with pistol. he was
eigthy-six years old. and leaves a wife
and family.
Dependency, due 20 infrmaties Of age,
was the probable cause OF the suicide He
was a prominent builder and contractor,
and was highly esteemed throughout this
section.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Richard H. LyleS Drops Dead
in POSt-Office.
T. C. RoDER1CK SET FREE
Rev. T. z. Hoover breaches Sermon
Before Chesapeake Presbytery and
Revs. China and LuptOn Conduct
Communion Services - Funeral OF
Augustus n. Butts Is Held.

Alexandra News Agency. eos King street. Alex
Epdria. Va. authorized agents and carriers FOX
The Washington Herald. The Herald VIII b de-
hVered daily and Sunday 20 any address IN Alex
aDdria for 50 cents L month.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
BOYS BODY RECOVERED.
Luther Dent Gave His Life for
Brother Last January.

Brother Last January.
Special 70 ms WashingtDn Herald
Roanoke, Va. April 1.-THE body Of
Luther Dent. an eighteen-year-old boy.
who on last New Years day lost his life
in Roanoke River, near this city. IN an
attempt TO save his younger brother.
Clarence. from watery grave, was re-
covered last evening a half mile below
where the two boys were drowned. The
body was identified by the clothing on H.
The body Of the younger boy was found
the day after the tragedy.
The boys were crossing the stream in
a wagon. when Clarence was swept into
the water Luther jumped into the river
10 rescue Clarence, and both Perished-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Lynehburg, Va-Dr. H. w. Wiley, chief
government chemist at Washington. who
was engaged TO make an address here on
April 80 on pure foods. has Cancelled
the engagement because Of pressing de-
mands upon him at washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Richmond, Va--Monumental ChurchJsgas
the scene OF a brilliant wedding Wednes-
day afternoon. when the marriage OF
Miss Sallie Meredith Bigger. daughter OF
Mrs. Annie b Bigger. 70 Mr. Russell Ed
ley NorveU was celebrated.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

winchester. Va-James Pierce. a white
man. indicted for robbery. who escaped
from Clarke CoU7ty Jail at Berryville re-
Gently by saving his way through prison
bars. has been arrested in Pittsburg, Pa
HIS brother. who is suspected Of rem
dering assistance. was also arrested
Sheriff Levi left Berryville TO set the
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Lynehburg. va--Tim Keller. a young
protege OF kid" Elberfeld. who BaS
with EIberfeId on the bench much OF the
time last summer, win play short field
for Rocky Mount. In the Eastern Car
olsna League. Ha wiz report there May ].
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Annapolis. Md.-Af5er an absence Of six
years, during which he has been engaged
in teaching among the natives or the
Philippine Islands, Mr.. William Mayo,
graduate Of ST. Johns College and a life
long resident OF Annapolis. is back on
a visit 70 his relatives
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Front Royal. Va--The Board OF Super
visors OF this county CWarren} decided 10
lay before the voters the question OF is
suing bonds to the extent OF $4,000 70
build an up-to-date public highway.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Bristol, Va--Rev. W, II. K Pendleton,
rector Of St Paurs Episcopal Church. AZ
Wytheville, Va. one OF the largest IN
Virginia, has Just accepted a call to the
pastorate OF Christ's Church. al Spartans-
burg. s. c The Rev. Mr.. PendIetOn was
a delegate IN 1903 TO the international
missionary conference IN England.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Lynehburg. Va--w. J. Oliver Company,
OF Knoxville. Tenn. which has a con-
tract for the completion OF the Southern
cutoff around Lynchburg. has a repre-
sentative here who viii let subcontracts
at once for the work Work has al
ready been resumed on one contract, and
in a short time all win be under way
again.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-03
Will Study Irrigation.

Spokane, Wash, April 3.-Regis H.
Post, governor of Porto Rico, writes
to r. Insinger, chairman of the local
board of control of the National Irri-
cation Congress, that the island will
be represented by a large delegation
at the seventeenth sessions in Spok-
n the second week in August. Mr..
Insinger also has official advices from
Japan and China hat these countries
will send delegates to study irrigation
and forestry methods as p~racticed in
the Northwest. 1t is expected that
several of the Latin republic and Ha-
wall, Great Britain, Germany and
France will be officially represented.
Arrangements are being made to pro-
vide accommodations for $500 dele
gates, most of whom will come from
the middlewestern, eastern and south
ern states. Ten thousand men tC take
part in the parade OF the irrigation
army will De sent to Spokane by
towns and cities in the Northwest and
on the Pacific slope.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-03
Classified ADS"
FOR SALE.

GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIPT, for
sale.-Drew E.. Pruit. 20tf.
FOR SALE:-A rubber tired surrey
n set of harness, nearly new, a
,bargain.-Inquire at Palace Livery
Stable. 26r6
FOR SALE:-Fresh milk COW. T. 3.
Chapman 1T U. s. Land Office. t6t2
FOR SALE:-A g~entlemen's driving
horse and Columbia buggy, or will
trade for a good town lot. Inquire
at Record Office. q t3.
FOR SALE:-Several 40 and 80 acre
pieces OF land, scrip at a bargain if
taken at once.-Roswell Title &
Trust Co. 27tf.
FOR SALE or reRt:-Two water
proof tents, one 10 feet square, n
16 feet round.-1309 N. Kentucky.
27t3*
FOR SALE:-Buf Orpington eggs
for hatchings. Best layers.-1309 N
Kentucky. 27t3*
FOR SALE:-A pair of large, well
matched horses, weighing about
1900 pounds.-Apply Frank Coe,
100 N. XIV. 2St3
FOR SALE:-Two suburban places a :
a bargain-plenty OF water n i'll
cultivation. These places will bring
Is per cent on investment this year
! Room 4 Oklahoma Block. Sit.
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UND

the unsophisticated at Grouse and
country fairs. The men We're taken
to Lewiston, Idaho. and will be tried
in the federal court at Moscow in May
This is the first time that government
officials have prosecuted Indians for
gambling among themselves. Some
of the reds on the reservation are
wealthy and reports are current that
they will make a fight against CON
viction for playing I stick game
The paraphernalia used in this gane
consists of W bones, one of which
bears a red hand to distinguish il
from the other. The gamekeeper
m~anipulates these pieces and invites
bets from the players to guess which
hand holds the bone with the red
marking. The Keepers hands are I'M
der a blanket during the time he
shifts the bones.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-03
WANTED

WANTED:-A man with one horse
and pillow to pillow a small plot OF
ground. Apply at Record Once.
WANTED:-A girl to do general
housework- 210 S. Ky. ave. 22tf
WANTED.-Lady ticket seller at Gem
Theatre, apply at once.
WANTED:-A cook at Slaughter
Farm. Inquire ]. A. Williams. 25f
wANTED:-Cook in private family
one week, good cook, good pay
Address J. +. Record. z6t3s
wANTED:-A position as book keep
or Address Box 435 27t2s
WANTED:-A good delivery horse
about Is hands high. Call ut Mofrf-
son Bros. store. 28t2.
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TransFers Of Real Estate.


Tranafers y Real Estate.
The following deeds have been al
ed for record in the ONCE OF probate
clerk and recorder +. p. Gayle:
Robert /. Graves to Lottie A.
Graves, for 81 and other considers
ton q two-thirds interest I'm SO acres
In 33-10<24.
Walter n. Bruner and wife to H. c.
tGorden, for II and other consideration
two acres In 8-11-24.
R.. J. Basel to Arthur J.. Basel, for
s 1900 lots 1, 2 and 8, block ~ Lake
Arthur.
Lula Hearte to r. j. Basel for $500
lots 1, 2 and 8, block 40 Lake Arthur.
Artesian Valley Land Company to
Marion Nihart, for $500, ten acres in
1915 %.
L. N .Muncy and wife to Big Joe
Lumber Company, for SITS, lots Ii and
Is, block "a East Side addition to Elk
ms.
R. W. Lewis and wife to R. e. Sher-
i'll, for $1,000 eighty acres in 15-12-25
a hah mile south of Cumberland City.
Frank Hoffman and others to Ell
bert L. Bitney n others, for $4,000
eighty acres in ~21-14-26, and water
right thereto.
Ella L. Beden and John Westover,
for 81 lot SO LEAFS subdivision to Ros.
well.
e. A. Cahoon, trustee for c. L. Tall
madge, w. H. Godair, r. F. Barnett,
J. F.. Hink1e, A. D. Garrett and E. A.
Cahoon to C. H. Fiegenbaum, trustee
for a company of % Dubuque, Ia, bu.
siness men for $130,08S.97, a tract OF
27,1O1.87 acres neal Elkins, N. M.
Cyrus v. Conrad and wife to Rose
A. Bird, for $275, a lot 100 by 16O.17
feet in 32-1O-24
Charles B. Clifford to Alice Glad
stone, for 81 and other consideration
the Sc quarter Of 15-15-25.
Ella l.. Bedell and husband to J. E.
Levers, for 81 the east 70 feet Of lot
Ia, LEAFS subdivision to Roswell.
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FOUND
CHEAP INTEREST, LONG
TIME, AND EASY PAYMENTS.

The following Illustration will de-
monstrate the advantage of borrowing
on our plan. To borrow $1,000 from
an individual or other institution, GOV
ering a period of 8 1-3 ears on b old
plan of 10 per ent per annum; you
would pay back to discharge the debt
Including interest $1,833.33. On a loan
of $1,000 OF our easy equal monthly
payment plan of $3.50 per month, you
would pay back in 8 1-3 years $1650.O0
a difference in favor of our plan of
$183.33, and aside from this our loans
can be paid Off at any time, or par
tial payments can be made On the
principal, and thus future monthly
payments will be reduced in proper
ton to such payment.-Roswen Build
ing & Loan Association, 100 East 3rd
St, Phone 131. R. H. McCune, Secre-
eary and Manager. 26t6.
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A Crusade on GAMBLING.

Spokane, Wash, April 3.-Uncle
Sam has started a crusade against the
Indian gamblers on the Nez Perez
reservation, southeast of Spokane,
where three of them were rounded up
the other day by ]. E. Green, deputy
United States marshal, at the in
stance of o. H. Lips, Indian agent.
The trio was caught at Lapwai while
playing the famous Indian stick
game" which resembles the white
mans three shell game, used to fleece
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Attention Automen,

White Steamer, the best and most
attractive looking car in h city. VIII
he on the street every day during the
Convention, in the Parade on Wednes-
day and will be sold at public auct-
ion on easy payments on Thursday,
April Sth on the corner of Main and
End Sts., at IL a. M For further par
ticulars see Louis S~warztrauber. t6*