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The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
E e THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttonsyS


Attorneys
IN he SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q Columbia. Il re Tee Er-snslo1 x NIHrA
Street Northwest Dis-rc. Court No sz-NOJico
Is hereby gwen that The CoEulszi01e-s q ths
Dis-ricr of Columbia, pursuant % tAs p-oT-sions
of AZ zct q Congress approved Fea-1aT7 ,. lae.
entitled Al ac1 sutho-1zl1g TIE eE-e1slo1 9
Ninth STREET no-1hWes-- have tlcd Detltio1 -
this cocrt T-syng Tie cucdeInatlo1 q TIE ls1d
nercsss-v fC- ire extension Cf NI3tA street 1crth-
vest fr01 B17Ty pace 20 Ezc-id st-ee.- Elth \
w-5rh q ffry feet. y the Dlst-1ct & Columbia.
shown OF q plat U nap 1led with me sid peu-
tior as pzt thereof. and r-ay1S also that =
ny Il IRE Hadicous, ezrse1ced- o-s-te-sSed Esn.
who shan be freehclde-s within tic Dls-rct of Co
lu1hia n5t related 20 any psrss1 Interested IN
these rrccee5inEs and not u the sc-Tlcs O. En-
uloruent q tie DiSric- q Columbia @ q TIE
United States. bs smnoDed b. tie United States
marshal fo- TIE Distri-t Of Columbia 70 assess ths
damages sach Cvus- of lerd % Be taken zlsy sus-
tain b. Teas51 q the extezsion q Ninth stre=-
northwest as afo-esai6- ard TIE co1dennatio- q
the laId necessa- fer the purposes thereof. ard %
assess as bere1ts resulting 1he-efT0m tie euti7s
aE-0urt Of said damages. I2cludIzs the expenses
of these Proceedings, upon tie laad ebut1ins sald
street as extended. znd also upon any and all cher
lsrd which the r1ry nay frd VII Be benefited hT
t5c sai5 exteEsiol Of Ninth street. as provided
for r. and b. he Aforesaid ac1 cs Coug-eSs Il d
bv the court this 18th DAY q May A D. rso9 O.
Vruccedi1Fs Be- and they are hereby. Esrred
ard commanded % APPEAR II this cJIr- o-l O. b.
fore the 9Th DAY OF JUNE. A. u. Ig9 a. %
ocsocs g. H. and cs-tinue Il attendance WITH tie
c0C-t shs1 have made is final order rztFyi-s a-d
confrIGing the award q damages z16 the asses
neat q BENEFITS By The KY 70 be impz-eled
and sECrn heTeIss ard = Is further o=5e-ed tat
a cory q this Rotce ard order bs published ozes
n the Washington Law Rsporeer and Cd ssx SCI
lar days n the Washington Evening Star. TIE
Washizgton Hs-ald- ard the Washi--1oa Posr nszS-
Ispors IzlSlishcd n the sid District bcto7e Ia
said 2s.h Cay O June. A. D. l2o9 Il IS further
or5sT.d that S cory q this notice ard order -
sered By the U1ited States MARSHAL OF lis Csrties
lp0n such q TIE Of the land % Be codenrs&
herein as nay be found by the said r1a-ShzI o. Is
deputies within TIE District oi Columbia and upc1
the tenants and occupants y TIE sane betc-s ths
aid 29tA day q June. A d. laa. By the Oou-1.
THOS- q ANDERSON. justice A tras c1py-
Test: fSeaLl J. r YOUNG, C7eTk. By p z
Asst. Clerk. nyS.sE E2I
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LEGAL NOTICES.

n The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding an EqSity Court Mar
Csrethe Dtle-st. complainant Tie unknown
heirs 7lie1eeS and deTisces Of RcbcTt Deaiso1. =.
and Frederick Miley. otherwise known IS Nalsy
OF Mailey. defendants EQUITY 70. 2S5ss-The OBJ
tect of this s1it Is 70 quiet title and esbiish of
record by adverse possession a good title IN Zee
simple IN toe complainant TO iot twentyf0T "a. n
JOSEPH Schwartzs s.bdIviSicn o. ths south g Zee:
e original lot T. IL square seveuty-Dire l7sl. ss
rer Plat recorded n Liber " B. II. paze 81 Of
the Surveyors Office Of the District u Columbia.
On motion Of the complainant i is this l5th day Of
Nay. Is9 ordered that the defendants the IN
known hers. alieses. and 6evisees q Robert Deni-
son, +. snd Frederick Miiey. st. Otherwise known
as Naley or Maiiey. cause Their appearance 70 Be
entered herein or OF before the fTSr ruls DAY
CuT1ug after the expiration e three months frcm
the day II he dTSt publication q this oTdsr; ether
wise the cause win BE preceded with in case
Of default- Provided. COPY of this order be pub
liShed twice a month fCr three months IN the
Washington Law RepCTTe- and The Washington
Herald before said day. JOB BARNARD. Justice
A true c3py-Tes1- SEAL 7 r YOUNG Clerk
By + BINGHAM, Asst OeTk- uyl4Zs .jell- 25.Iys 2
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Federal Court May Try Franklin.

Capt Thomas Franklin. commissary.
charged with maladministTatioa OF the
Office OF commissary at The United States
Military Academy several years ago.
pobably VIII be tried in the Federal
Court Of New York. instead q By general
couTt-uzartiaL Some Of the offensss
charged happened more than two years
ago, and are barred from trial IN a nil
itary court BY the statute OF limitations.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B--FoIOWing schedule figures p1hlished ou,y
as Information. and ar net guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble New O-ls,,s
Ashevilie. Cast1ancoEs. Memphis, : a u and los
D r. daily. Dining cars
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville ChattarooSa. Memphis
New Orleans 1870 ?. z. daily. DininS cars.
For Atlantis, Birmingham. Columbia Charleston
Augusta. AIKEN Savannah Jacksonville and FTorids
points. 40 2. T. daily. DiuirE CIR service.
Tourist cars fer California t-i-weekiy. 80 = n
Locsl to- HarTisouburg. T.59 g. n daily Az = N
weekdays; 81 Danrile, 10 a n dsly. ard 70.
Charlottesville. 80 a. n snd So D n daily
Frequent trains 70 and from BlueTncnt
L & BROWN Ceue-7l ArPo+
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T. EpwARp MITCHELL- -.

N The SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
Ct Columbia. In re Prank :. Lewis. bg next
friend Emma Z Rusk. change q nsnc 70 Fr2-k
7. Rr-sS Esrlity No S5s3-Notice Is hereby
givea that en tie 18th cas- Ct Narch. A. y. Ise
petition VAS sicd IL the supreme CC1rt q ths
District q Columbia ~ Frank J. Lewis, BY next
friend. Ezna Y Rusk praying a decree changing
his name 20 Frank J. Rusk f0r reasons set forth n
sid petition J. z YOUNG. Clcrk By p 2
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK my2sjesu
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WALL PAPER.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CIVIL SERVICE INsTRUCTION-FOUR FX-
reT1 Trofesso-s have prepared a uost Thorough arc
uE-to-cafe course IN cTil service for cur school
twenty ysars e1reTie1ce during which tine ne have
prepared tnossands 20 pass WITH HIGHEST .uades.
tnereoy enabiins them . b placed AZ TIE Top q
tae ilst of elgolcs- IS rCcc1d- you VIII get a1
appointment instead q dissr-ointmrnt-- If rnu
take ouT c0ursc- DRAUGHON's PRACTICAL,
BUSINESS COLLEGE. EE New York ave. M.
nyis-c5d-g
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

N0TE-Published ouly as Information ard 70.
Cuauu,eed-
40 ?. NC. & O. LIMITED. DaHy-Fsss ~
utnlcd train Pullman secpe7s 70 Lexington, Louis
vile Cincinnati I1dizna1o.is Chi-z-0 1rd s.
Louis Connection fer Virginia Hot Sp-inES Pull
Tan car Louisville 20 Me1utis and SeE Orleans
Dining cars. a "a csrte service.
liza ?. NJ T. Z LIMITED. D1Tv-soI55
Vestibrie tam Pullman sleepe-s % Csncsnnsti
Lexington. ard Louisville daily sud Ysr-inis Hos
Sr-iass weekGays- Dining CHS q a earte ss-rscs
Pulluan sleepers Cincinnati % Chicago ard s,
LOUIS. and Louisville 10 Memphis. NashTilie and
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Ofces. zs PsunSvI7spia
aFslue; l53s street ard New Union Station Tel.
ephous Main 1876 o. Z5 for tickets bzEzzze chsckS
rsseTvatious and Taxiczh
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest rrices: commercial and amateur To-k So
Ecited- NATIONAL PHOTO Co. 81 uth 81 N.
Prone II Ss56 II
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-GOLD NECK CHAIN BEADS. Re
tun 70 $50 ID: reward
LOST-GIFT or REMEMBRANCE; LOVERS
knot srickpir diamond 81 Libcral reward Z
returned 20 IsI3 Q - nv 80
LOsT-S8 REWARD. NAY s-PEARL NECK
lace. a family hairioom- Finder address BOX 3.
Herald OEce. rs
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

WHY PAY MoREa WE STORE FOR &c A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, as-l5e-
go loth 81. Nv. Phone Main E2Z9- rs
The PEOPLES STORAGE AND ExPRESS Co
move, store. ard PACK furniture: or rucms are
loeAea elean. anc dry Peone North Sssozn- Main
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS &c
moved with car. packing and shipgia- spe-
ciaity. KRIEG'S EXPRESS. IA Il st. IN. Phone
Main zla sT
FTREPRoOF STORAGE
separate locked rooms, Sos per nouth I'd.
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co.
en-aE s. nv. E-da
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WOOD NANTES.
WOOD MANTELS,

an kinds-an zzss-aE pEicss- Beautiful cabinet
designs mirTcFei and tiled
EDWIN E. ELLETT,
'Pho4s \. 7Ss5. les sth s. as.
rs.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD FOrR -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'D STREET INV YORK.
re a. Dius-. Puiluan Psrlc--
1s-ll a. z. 0uSe7TG1s0l PaTi0T. Five hour r-zsr.
$50 q n Diner and Pullman ParTrr Csr
III - &. n. Diner ard Puliszsn PsricT Car
-l7e b. r. Diner and Puisnan Parf0s Car
so , H. ROYAL LImlte1- AZ PuE1sn. 5ho-x
-i5s p n Coaches % Pliladelgkia-
SO D. n Diner ana Puilmsn PsrioE-
90 = r. Coaches 20 PhiisGeirha
'i2sl5 night Sleepezs 70 New Fcrs
- a. r. SleeFers 70 P5iiace.rh1a and Ner To-f
ATLANTIC CITY. Z % '9So. fll5o a n, z "a
80 2 Il
EVERY HOUR o. IHE HOUR
lNeek days- 90 A. n 20 Tl10 D. NJ
- $50 r5@5. = 90 80 80 -
80 fle10 Fil-0 a n. -I2.0 nom. 'I216 : s0
SIS. use $50 81. $50. ts0o as so. tsss
"u1o. 'l2l5. night.
CHICAGO. ~ $50 n n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
30 q T.. y 15 ? n. 10 niElt.
PITTSBU RG. 80 .. n. ~. 80 :. Il. '1z5a
CLEvELAND. -al1 p Il
COLT NRTS. go . n
WHEEIING. go q n. go n.
w. y, ~ 5SI5R :. Ts,le q n p fSSe
HAGERsTowN- -slo a. sssam
ANNAPOLIS. -. s0o fl215 noo1. f59 $50.
50. and so p Il
TELEPHONES AZ an fhe f1li5rir- Ti:Est o=oes:
lEI s. Nv. Main 80; Sc Pennsylrania ave
Vain =. Ncu Cuion Staficn. Tscser OflcS Main
10; Info-nstion Bursaz. Main Esi
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THO8IFSON'S COTTAGE - SHADY LAWN.
large porches; convenient for odice-haiderz MRS.
HARRY THOMPSON, Bo.ds Staten, Nd; 5. &
10. T. r IB
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALEM HAGERsToWN. Nd. DRUG
stors centrally located dong god business: no
CIT prices; best reasons for selling address X. y
z, 20 Prospect ST, HaseTstoEn Nd fam
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THEATRICAL COSTUME BUSINESS: STOCK
SsSs; last years receipts oFpT 500: VII take
soc; no competition; retiring oaly reason os sell
ins- GUNDLACH. sI3 7th s. nv 80
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NON-NFDTCAL HEALING

NGNMEDICAJ HEALING BY ENFORCED CTR-
e1iation e the blood without drugs. szrgicsl mo-
cedure. or detention from business. Circnlsrs in
formation, ard CONSULTATION free PROF. IN N
io2Z Ninth st. nW Washington. u. g
Hours e 10 & Phone " 4ll2 nrss.tf
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WANT AID BRANCHES
LEE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads Tor TIE he Washington Herald may be
left az the main oce, "a Fifteenth street north
west o. AZ any Of ths following branches. nsy
Be tsspho1ed dITat 70 the main o<ics ard b.
III e sert tar TIE s-nrrnt DE.
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RAISE CAPITAL; BEST METHODS: CORPORA
tons organized AID promoted; legal nstters every
where: Ell cases; courts and 6eDtS. Z. s LEsAL
CORP. N Bond BldE- uhZlataf
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-POsITION IS SECOND NAN Oh
hcusensn- lGT 9th s. nv rs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

FOR sALE-CLEv PARK. HALF BLOCK
IRON Connecticut ave le Gao square feet: stabie
privilege alone worth twice Price Of lot: only sOc
Per foot sssy terms
TAGGART-FRASER Co
10 I'D y. \ zEs
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WHERE TO DINE.

YOU LIVE RIGHT TO-DAY.
YOU'LL FEEL GOOD TOMORROW
Noral-Ecat At ,hc r. & c. Lunchrcou. 7s4 I5tt
s.. lunder The Herald. myistf.e cod
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RATES.

Ads that do not eTceed % words nay. desired.
b inserted at the rate Ct tines. sc; TINES. So0
Gininuu. charge I0c peT day.
SPECIAL notices. &c per line each inse-tion-
Ths-e Is no extra charge fo- ads telephoned.
Thoss left a. brz1ches are also at the ssne rate.
4. L. ~ = -l---..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
OUT OF ORDINARY is
THE SELIIS-FLOTO SHOWS

Something out of the ordinary" is
a remark that can properly be made
of the -Floto shows consolidated,
which will exhibit here June rs.
The big circus has a reputation for
producing remarkable surprises in its
arena until the public has learned
that 1t can attend an exhibition of
the Sells-Floto circus expecting to
see something new and different.
There are an unusual number of
features with this show this season.
1t is difficult to pick the best. Some
will like the trained wild beasts ex-
hibition or horse wonders. Others
will prefer the Nelson family, BartiA
troupe. the riding Rooneys, the Rho
da royal horses, the Elite troupe,
while some will spend most of the
time laughing at the host of clowns,
listening to the Park Prentlss famous
band, enjoying the races, admiring
the animals or petting the beautiful
Armour prize horses. No matter
which way one looks while under
any one Of the Sells-Floto tents, he
is sure to see something out Of the
ordinary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
TRUSTY ESCAPES FROM
STATE PENITENTIARY

Salem, Ore.-H. q. Roberts, trusty
escaped from the guards at the state
penitentiary about $3.50 o'clock Mon
day morning and has so far eluded
all efforts to capture him. Roberts
was employed with 80 other convicts
on railroad grade in an open field
between the penitentiary and asylum.
He was serving three years for lar
ceny, having been committed from
Multnomah county, and had one and
half years to serve.
The gang from which Roberts es-
capped is engaged in building a spur
from the penitentiary to the asylum,
q distance Of about 1000 yards. A
large number of convicts have been
on the job for the past three or four
weeks. Grain fields surround both in
stltutions, it being several miles to
wooded country.
It is thought Roberts jumped over
a low. board fence into the next field
and crawled on his hands and knees
through the standing grain until he
was out Of reach. It was an hour or
so before his absence was noticed,
but officers have traced him north
past the fair grounds. His capture
is expected at any time, as his chance
Of getting away entirely is poor.
Roberts is about 25 years of age
weight about 140 pounds, with dark
hair and brown Dyes, and is five feet
five inches in height. He wore the
cadet gray of the Oregon state prls-
oners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
NON-MAGNETIC BOAT.
FOR MAGNETIC SURVEY

| New Yorks-Without an ounce OF
iron or steel in her construction ex-
cepting in her auxiliary engines, the
| queerest sailing vessel of modern
years was launched at Brooklyn
building yard today and now lies in
the Tebo yacht basin waiting for the
stepping of her masts and the COM
pletion Of her equipment. The odd
vessel is the non-magnetic yacht Car
negie, and she is built especially for a
magnetic survey of the earth which
will mean continuous cruising for the
next Is years.
The Carnegie, as she lies waiting
for her equipment, looks about as big
as lifeboat on one of the great
ocean liners. When her masts and
spars are in place she will have a
length over all of 2O1 feet.
The Carnegie is built throughout of
the staunchest and firmest timber OBJ
tainable. All of her woodwork con-
forms to the requirements of the
American bureau of shipping.
The Carnegie's work is to be the
correction of certain errors which are
known to exist in the charts which
show the variation of the compass.
These charts were made from data
obtained by vessels which had iron
in their construction and which were
magnetic. The work will be done un-
der the direction of DR.. L. Bauer. di-
rector of the department of terres-
trial magnetism in the Carnegie in
stitute at Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
LOCALS
Pastime pictures please all.

Rock Spring coal. Henry Kopittke
Just received fresh shipment fine
crawfish. The Quelle.
Ice cream cone machine for sale
Inquire at this office.
Wanted--2 good sound working
mares reasonable. E. o. office.
Wanted, woman to do janitor work
in office. Address box 14S, city.
II you want good dry wood, rims
up Henry Kopittke. phone Main 17S
For Sale-Feed and chop mill,
practically new. Inquire this office.
More moving pictures shown than
any other theatre In the city-the
Pastime.
Cottages and tents for rent at Long
Beach. Address L. d. Smith, Long
Beach, Wash.
Great shoe reductions at the Peo-
Piles Warehouse. Come early while
We have your size.
Wanted-Position by good. all
round grocery man. Inquire H. Call
win, Pendleton, Ore.
Widow with little girl wants po-
sition as cook, during harvest. Ad-
dress Mrs, M. Sullivan, Ill Second
St, The Dalles, Ore.
Wanted-Position as engineer with
a threshing outfit by man with years
experience with traction engines.
State kind of engine, length Of run
and wages in first reply. Address, C.
c. Rose, Lodge Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16

er cities, according to experienced
walters.
"If the present condition continues
so per cent of the walters In the best
houses in Spokane will be driven from
the business here" said Joseph Shell
don president of the Board of Allied
Crafts. Many men have families to
support and considering their expense
Of laundry and clothing, they cannot
live decently on the wages they re-
ceive. II tipping is done away with
a raise from So to 81 per week will
be necessary in order to keep the men
in the business"
Some Of the walters in the best Spo-
kane houses have already left for Sc
attic, for in that city they are allowed
to handle the cash and the chances for
side money are better.
The men cannot strike for higher
wages, having recently signed an
agreemeht' which settles the wage
scale for the next two years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16

Mrs, Ruth Bryan Deavitt. daughter
of William ]. Bryan, has arranged
for a convention to be held in Denver
next month of all the Jane Jefferson
clubs of Colorado, at which an address
by Mrs. Leavitt, the president, on the
upbuilding of the democratic party
from the feminine standpoint, will be
the principal feature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
WALTERS SAY LIVING
DEPENDS ON TIPS

Spokane.-1f the present enforce-
ment Of the anti-tipping law contin-
ues and wages are not raised by the
employers, practically 60 per cent Of
the walters in the best houses in Spo-
kane will be driven from the business
or obliged TO seek employment in 9TH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
BATTERIES Coast Games.

Batteries Coast Games.
At Portland-San Francisco East
ley and Berry; Portland, Harkness
and Fisher,
At oakland-Los Angeles, Koest-
ner and orendorff; Oakland, Tonne
son and c. Lewis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16

Four separate organizations have
been formed in New York for the
purpose of combating Tammany Hall
in the municipal elections next fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
COAST LEAGUE.

At Portland-San Francisco, 2;
Portland, 6.
At Oakland-Los Angeles, o.; Oak
land, /.
At Vernon-The Sacramento-Ver-
non game was postponed, as Sacra-
mento did not arrive,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
EASTERN GAMES.
National League.

Dayton Bros, the well known
~ eye-specialists are again in
the city and will have their
office as usual over the French res
taurant until next Saturday night,
June 18th. During the last years
they have fitted dozens of Pendleton
people to glasses and would be glad
to furnish you their names as refer
ences. Don't trust your eyes to
strangers whom you know nothing
about. If you need glasses get this
best. Examinations free. Prices
reasonable. Remember, over French
Restaurant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
RESULTS OF THE BIG
GAMES YESTERDAY
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

At seattle-seattle, 2; Portland, .,
At ncouver-vancouver 8; Spo-
kane, 2.
At Tacoma-Aberdeen IL; Ia
coma 10,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-16
Batteries Northwest Games.

Batteries Northwest Games.
At Seattle-Portland, Samuels and
Murray; Seattle, Seaton and Shea.
At Spokane-Vancouver, Hall and
Brooks; Spokane, Killilay and Ost-
dick.
At decentralization Most and
Krietz: Tacoma, Claflin and Kel-
lackey.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05

To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairfield County:
I hereby apply for a wholesale Ii
cense TO sell Spirituous and IntoXicat-
ing Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine
Wine and Cider. at 24O State Street,
Town of Bridgeport. My place of bust
ness is not located within 200 feet in a
chial School or Public School-house, or
the premises pertaining thereto, or any
Post Office, Public Library or Gene
terry. -
Dated at Bridgeport. this G87th day of
GEO. W. sNIFIfH.a zs"
. 'viQ3ppliearlt
We. the undersigned. 'eaectors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Bridgeport, hereby endorse the
application of the above named
for such license and we do sew
orally certify each for himself that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
situated in said Town of Bridgeport,
and that we have not endorsed the ap-
plication of any other person for a
license to sell spirituous and intoXi-
eating LIQUORS during the ensuing Ii
cense year.
Dated at Bridgeport. this eth day of
April. A. D.. 1909.
Chas S. Garfield. John H. Schread.
l. B. Rumble, James Carr. Thos. W.
Quincy.
hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and tax
payers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Bridgeport. and that they have
signed for no other applicant.
Dated at Bridgeport, this327th day of
WIN. T. MULLINS.
U % *p33 Asst. Town Clerk.