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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-04
ANSWERS SUDDEN SUMMONS
Mrs. Ebenezer Hunter Victim of
ApoDleVy-NeWs Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March 4-Mrs Martha Hunter.
wife OF Ebeuezer Hunter of American
Fork, died suddenly yesterday. in this
city. at the home of nor daughter Mrs
Jesse Olson, OF apopleNy. The deceased
was born IN Lancaster. England Aug a.
1854 She was a sister OF Judge =. Booth
and came TO Utah with her family iu
1863. Since then she has lived in Alpine
and American Fork The remains win be
taken To- American Fork for burial to-
morrow. Friday Her husband and chill
dren. ave grandchildren and many other
relatives survive her
DEATH or INFANTS
Edna. tho 3-months-old child OF Mr.
and Mrs Jesse q, Stubhs of Pleasant
View. died Tuesday night while on The
way home from neighhor with its
II The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. j. r..
Roundy died sunday The iutcrment took
place yesterday from the residence.
Mrs. M n. Graham died Tuesday Of
pneumonia The funeral took place to-
day from the First ward meetinehouse.
Tho 2-yeu-oid daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs Leslie Symes dlod yesterday. The
funeral took place today
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Rural route No. is again opeu for
Charles Lawborn entered o. plea of not
guilty to murder today lu the Fourth
district court, Bail was uAcd az a4u00.
Austin IamersOn, charged with bur
glnrizinE "a saloon in spanish Fork. was
/ permitted 10 plead guilty Co petit laf-
ceuy.
Pleasant Grove city U.s. ArtDmuH HoI-
man DO which the city seeks tu recover
| for irrigation water TAX. is now being
| heard in the Fourth district court
/ Two negroes. Charles ana George IaN
| lor who claim pittsburF us their home.
| aro held by tho sheriff 90 await InNes-
/ legation ON o. burglary charge They ate
] accused 0f entering house In Tucker
/ and taking money ans property to the
/ value ~ about Hl0l
/ 10 A Barney a. Go. iF tho latest ad
/ diti0u 10 the brokerage nrms DOB thl7
! city ~ has opened in the Herald block
vs. r. Giles is iu charge Of THE office
/ assisted by Roy Barney
WIN j. ChiYrell Uf sprIuEFillD. mar
! ried man. ls in the county San Iu do'
l fault on 1900. on "a charge of t sr1pu
/ onense committed with snrIuEtlII.
l glrl. NJ years Of aga.
/ The 10-Yonl-old son on David open
| shaw BE- suffering from "a fractured arm
! sustained in a basketball game.
] Postmaster Glove haH been asked iu Il
/ cato n man ln Provo who wrote to n A
/ R0rdiu, Flagstaff. Arizona. and failed Cd
| sign the letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-04
PRICE.
Carbon County Votes for $1,000
Bonds 10 Complete Court House.

Bonds 10 Complete Court House.
Special Correspondents.
Price. carbon co. March 2-The
ueopIc of Carbon county voted today
to bond tho county Tor $4,000 10 COM
pIate and furnish the new court house
which ls now up to the square and
ready for the roof
Contractor RyIaud resumed work to-
day and win rush the work Co COM
pIetion n the course of ten weeks
when ihe building is Flashed. the court
facilities uf ths county viii ho second
t0 mono bon tho state.
10 d. proposed tp completely furnish
tha building at ouo' and hoautify the
grounds
The bond carried almost unanimous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-04

of burglary i'm the third degree. vas
sent Co the reform school
Joe Coughlau win serve SD days I'm
the county iau for petty larceny
Neorge Williams, the negro charged
with burglary n the third degree. was
arraigned yesterday afternoon and en-
tercd plea OF not guilty The de-
PENDANT not having the means To- em-
ploy an attorney. tho court appointed
George Halvors0n TO defend him
Joseph Coyuc. one OF the burglars OF
the Joseph Clark residence was arr.
rmgned upon the charge of burglary
ana entered "a plea OF guilty. His som
teuce VIII be passed later
Tho case OF Minnie o. Parker against
Ogden city was dismissed in the dis-
trict court yesterday upon motion OF
the counsel for the plaintiff Tho case
was settled ont of court The action
was Ia recover 81 900 damages alleged
TO Zoe due for personal injuries received
by the plaintiff by falling into an open
culvert ON Eighteenth street last Sep
TENDER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-04
WOODS LIVER MEDICINE

For ohlns, Fever, hNaisaa. Acts on
the Liver. Price 300 and ai.oO.
GEO. 4. BfuCE DRUG 90,
1oe ,iain-h enasn rtanascyi
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SPRING CITY.


Special lurr0 pund'nf.
sprue Duy sHupnte COO. March -
fnur days carnival and bazaar was
given m the opera house last week for
the benefit off tnr now meetinghouse.
aud nettsd Sf2s38 Tho AFFAIR was under
the direction of committee selected
from the sunday school and 3. "a NJ
A. officers During the -four days
and nights the ladies 0f the Rollef
society and Primary association sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-04
SUITS ron DIVORCE

suit for divorce was filed in the
district court yesterday by Mae Foota
against George Foote, upon the grounds
of non support The couple were mar
rIod at Milton. Morgan county. Utah.
Nov. ID, 1905 She asks that her
maiden uamc. Mae Richards. Doe re-
stored to her.
Josephine Burkeutnn has brought suit
Tor divorce from Charles n Bur
konton upon the grounds of non-up-
port. The couple were married ia
Ogden oct 4. 1906 The plaintiff asks
that her maiden name, Josephine sla-
ter be restored 90 her.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27

ing arrived for me. Peary would allow
nothing belonging TO you on board
SAID to leave everything IL cache At
ttah. Met Captain Sam Bartlett. Of
the Jeanie) az North Star. Did not go
back after going (Ou board schooner;
going ST. Johns. then take steamer
home Hope YOU Well See you soon.
Explain all. Good shooting
WHITNEY
DR.. Cook declared that the things
Whitney was forced TO leave were his
seNtant, his artifcia. horizon finder anu
the flag he few at the Pole.
DR. Cook had little to say regarding
this unexpected phase of the case.
Let the American people know that
even the flag which was at the Pole
was not even allowed as private prop
erty on board the Peary ship" he said.
Dr. Cook declared the ship which
brought his two Eskimos back from
the north would stop at Etah and pick
up the instruments which Whitney had
cached there. He added that the in
struments. packed in waterproof bags,
would not be injured by lying on the
rocks there for year.
Whitney, on board the Jeanie. is on
his way back to st. Johns, and from
there viii probably take the train for
the Unised States
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
MISS KELLER TO GO
AS BALLOON PILOT

BOSTON. Sept Z7.-Is deaf. dumb
and blind person better fitted TO pilot
n balloon than one endowed with all
tie normal senses Charles J. Gliddcn
Sill attempt 10 obtain a practical an
gwer TO the question by taking Miss
Hslen Keller. the most famous blind
and mute woman in the world. up for
a two-hOur ride
what Miss KeIer's experience faay
prove 20 be. and what sensations she
underROes while drifting among nj.
clouds. will In measure solve the
problem that has been raised of late
as 10 the possible effects Of aerOnautics
upon the psychological and physical
nature Of man.
Just what the psychological and phys
ical changes may be in Miss KelIcr's
case are all points that will be given
the closest observation. For instance.
the increased pulse beat az high eIova-
ton IS a common physical accompani-
ment 20 ballooning.
For a long time Miss Keller has won
dered what this strange new thing OF
air flights may be, and from her uuio,
home I'm Wrentham where She lives
with Mr.. and Mrs John Macy. the lat
ter her lifelong instructor and friend.
she has followed the records of avia-
ton.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
RIFFIAN WARRIORS
READY TO GIVE Up
Surrender to Spanish Forces
Expected to Be Uncon-
ditiOnal.

MADRID, Sept. 27.-Terms for the sur
render Of the Riffian warriors who oc-
cupy Mt GuguTu. the objective point
Of the victorious Spanish advance, are
now being drawn up between Caid Amas
and General Marina, according to dis
patches received from Melilla this after
noon. II is believed the surrender of
the tribesmen win be made uncondi-
tionally.
The occupation Of Selouan was ef-
fected last evening, General Marina
reports, quickly following the capture
Of Nador The latter town has been
practically destroyed by fire, as have
all the other Moorish villages along
the line of the Spanish advance.
The surrender Of the tribesmen on
Mt. GugUru would mean the end OF
the war
More than 5000 Spaniards fell in the
advance to Selouan, according to late,
though unofficial, dispatches The
Moorish losses were even heavier.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
LAKE GREYHOUND
SINKS SCHOONER

BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 27.-The
steamer City Of Erie. bound from Cieve-
land 70 Buffalo, ran down and sunk the
Canadian schooner Vance Stannestein
off Dunkirk this morning. Three mem
bers Of the schooner's crew, Captain de
Carson, Of Hamilton. Ontario, Mate
Jones McCaIlum. Of Toronto. and an
unknown sailor, were drowned
Two other members Of the crew,
Thomas Halls and Thomas Garner
were rescued. Boats were lowered
from the City OF Erie and search
made for the missing men. but it was
unsuccessful
The schooner was struck amidehIps
and filled rapidlr. The cause OF the
accident is not Known. although the cap
tain OF the steamer claims that proper
lights were not displayed By the schoon-
cr.
Passengers on board the steamer werC
thrown from their bcTths by the COLI
sion and fiOCked on deck iu their night
clothes. They were soon rcassured by
officers Of the vessel and all further
sembIance Of panic was averted.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
HUNTINGTON WILSON
SPEEDILY RECOVERING
The Assistant Secretary of State
Is Expected Out
Shortly.

The condition Of Huntington Wilson.
Assistant Secretary Of State, who has
been IN at his home, 1908 K street north
west. for the last few days, suffering
from an attack Of appendicitis, is
greatly improved TO-DAY. 1t was said at
his home that Mr.. Wilson is fast re-
cuperathg from the attack, and he will
be out within a few days His illness
prevented him from attending the open
ing of the HudsOn-Fuiton celebration,
where he was 10 have officially repre-
seuted the State Department. This is
the second attack of the malady Mr..
Wilson has suffered
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
AIRSHIPS TO RACE
FOR SLOW PRIZE

PARIS. Sept 25-In the two weeks
aviation meet arranged TO begin Oct0-
Der ? az Juvisy- a town about
twelve miles outside Paris. great va
riety Of prizes viii be- offered. the total
probably exceeding $1,000 The two
principal prizes are 5000. offered by the
Society OF encouragement Of Aviation.
and 5000. offered by fhe city OF Paris
In addition % speed. distance. and
height contests. the organizers Of the
Jurlsy meet have devised "a plan for
TcwardiuE sl0wnoss iu living 4 prize
~ slWj will DE- divided among the four
aer0pl1ncs taking The Longest fine 10
make three tCuis of Tie aerOdrOnc.
1bi. race has been arranged Co. demon
s'rate the -iuwcSt fpcfd at which an
acrnplaDc tH1" frerri without being
Obliged go come fn rIud DO response
10 tnC laW of grsEI,Etiun.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
DOG
WITH BLACK TRIMMING
1t Belongs to Lieutenant Sherman Miles, and Wandered
Away When Taking the All in Rock
Creek Park

II YOU see a dog that doesn't look ex-
actly like many other dogs In this coun-
try, having a shaggy coat Of red hair
with black trimmings, Cen Nelson a.
Miles would be very much Obliged if you
would bring the dog back to 1913
Seventeenth street
The dog doesn't belong TO General
Miles. II is the property or his son.
Lieut.. sherman Miles. who is now sta
toned in washington, but the general
brought that canine all the way from
England to this country as a present
for his son. and he doesn't intend 70
have all that trouble for nothing.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27

This is really an unusual sort Of a
dog. II he wasn't. General Miles said.
ht wouldn't be raising all this fuss
about II. IT is a St. Airdale, and not
very many Of them are TO be found
IN this country IL is about the size
OF an Irish terrier, but is distinctive be
cause of its shaggy red and black hair
The dog wandered away or lost itself
yesterday aften OOn when Lieutenant
Miles was walking in Rock Creek Park
II lodged through the trees, and an
it's owners whistling failed to bring il
back. Around its neck is a collar bear
ing the name Lieut. Sherman Miles"
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
Died.

h EMP-On Sunday SeDteu,b,r ae 40,
20 p M JOHN KEMP, beloved husbsnG
o. the late Catherine Kemp.
Funeral from his late residence 2tas D..
eINolr street, on Wednesday Cepfer,,t,s- "a
az 500 a m Mass at 8 O'Clock an HoI,
g-jnr5ys .5t ,ainoHe Church Relatives and
John Kemp was one Of the Oldest resi-.
oehls OF Georgetown. DtSfnC Tho boor-
~ rf,t1. 81 ne Sixties and seventies. when
tnt ulue town was quite a seaport bs
learned his trade as a miller and ssec.
cieted himself with the Teuney & Sons 90
one ot the first big milling Interests ,efns
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal Cor rra.e a,.'-
five years 'ii ~
Mr.. Kemp was born on the Rock N c..
braltar. at the mouth Of the Mediferrspes51 n
sIXty-eight years ago. AID was brought fg
This country before he vas a year on age
lie spent his entire life IN Gaorretoygn
Three children Mrs i. #. Schoiihor6 Iobr
Kemp. Jr.. and Mrs william T. Ciefper
and a brother William Kemp. survive him
MAY-On Sunday. September g. 1900. AZ
a M. BENJAMIN. beloved son Of Franci,
six.
Guarded and kept by the Saviour.
victor o'er death and the gra.c.
I know he is sweetly sleeping
In Jesus. the Mighty 20 Save
By His Loving Father.
Dearest friend. thou hast LETT Us.
we thy loss most deeply feel.
But 'tis God who has bereft us
He can all our sOrrOWa heal
IT. By His Friend. Mary Campbell
MARSH-On Sunday. Ser tcmber rs. 1909 al
c-3O p. H.. CHARLOTTE b. wife of VIII
liam T. Marsh
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sMOoT-On sunday, September %. 1900. a,
her home. Saloua Farm. Langley Va
CATHABINH G.. SMOOT
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WANDETr-Ou Sunday. September Is. 1904
at Baltimore. Nd. ALFRED WANDEL. 81
the sevcuty-siNth year OF mis- age.
Funeral services at the residence OF his
daughter. sos East Fort avenue. Baltimore
Jntrrmcnt at GIenwOOd Cemetery. Wash
iuEtou. D. &.
WHITAKER Friday. SeDtomber "a 1909
OF Io-5s o'clock. at her residence. II FItz-
hugh court southcash HENRIETTA be-
loved wife of Frrdrri .lI Whitaker, and
mother of Fannie Bell. Jerry. Freddy, Mag
Eio. and Annie Whitaker.
Funeral services were held at Brown
Memorial Church. Fourteenth and 3 streets
northeast. thls afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
Report Reachea No. York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Capt. r
Rinolds. Of the steamship Chesapeake,
from Baltimore, which arrived today,
reports that yesterday he was signaIed
from the winter quarter lightship,
which reported that "a p Norwegian
steamer had fOuudeTed nine miles east
northeast of the lightship at noon
Several OF the crsw were on the light
ship. while eight were lost The yes
sells name could not be distinguished IN
the signals.
This report varies from Baltimore re-
ports as to the number or dead and
the number rescued.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
BLIND FOR LIFE

How little people think Of the dire 1ossi-
bilitics Of this awful affiction, Many have
come 70 this through sheer careIessuess
when little forethought and a small amount
OF money might have saved them world OF
trouble. DO not waste your time and none
on cheap inferior glasses. Cheap glasses are
dangerous and will ruin the best pair Of
eyes in existence. Our Made 10 Order
glasses give entire satisfaction or your
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We sell glasses from one dollar up--his in
cludes the most scientific examination that
you could possibly get anywhere. Absolute
accuracy assured. We make a specially o.
filling Oculssts prescriptions. which require
the grea est care In workmanship and in the
selection 81 glass. Let US personally tell YOU
row about YOUR "eye troubles" p" DANTZIC
& KETCHUM, Weshington's Best Opticians
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The Washington times., 1909-09-27

reach the Pole. l am prepared to leave
the verdict with the people. When
finish with DR.. Cook T viii have proved
as I have before stated. that Or. Cook
never reached the North Pole"
No further expression of moment
could be CLEANED from the crew Of the
Roosevelt at Eagle Island with refer
enCe to Cooks claim Matt Hensen. the
negro, was bitter in denunCiatiOn OF
Cook but did not get beyond that point
BOrup, also, when interviewed, was
ncn-cOmmittal. He simply said.
II want to tell you that Whitney was
al aard for three or four days and he
nc -er said anything. The Pole was
found Peary found il. And ] have
nothing else to say"
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
BOSTON TO HEAR COOK.

BOSTON, Sept 27.-It is announced
here today that DR.. Frederick A Cook,
the Arctic explorer, viii lecture at Bos-
ton, October I, on his discovery of the
North Pole. The lecture is to be illus
trateJ with stereoptiCOn Views Of the
polar regions taken by DIT. Cook No
statement has been made as to any local
organization being behind the Cook lee
ture and it is believed to he a private
venture.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
PHILADELPHIA TO SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Sept. 27.-sayfng they had
walked from Philadelphia to this city
on wager, Charles Hahn and Walter
Chafee arrived here today. They de-
elared they had made record time on the
cross-country tramp, asserting they
were five days ahead Of their schedule.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
Picturesque Effects.
KILLS BOY IN GAME

SUTTON, Mass. Sept 27.-WbiIe n1av-
ing a Wild West" game in a capan a.
Singietary pond, Francis Roach. fftaen
years old. OF Millbury. was accidantsII,.
Snot and killed today oy William =
Nardi, twenty years old.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
MILE. BERNEIARDT
Welded IN PRIVATE

VERSAILLES. France. Sept. -
Mile Simone Bernhardt. the grand
daughter or Nine. sarah Bernhard was
married TO Edgar S. Gross. oldest SON Of
Henry f. Cross, a wealthy manufac
turer. formerly Of Philadelphia.
The ceremony was private owing IN
the ill health Of the brides mothar
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
TWELVE MEN DIE
WHEN SHIP SINKS
Unknown Vessel Goes Down
During Storm Off Della
ware CapeS.
Continued from First Page1

could see a small boat hanging to the
rear OF the hghtship. The little craft
was badly battered. and il is believed
that the men saved made their way ir
il 10 the lightship
Whether the steamer was lost I'm sight
Of the lightship or farther out to sec
is not known. Because Of weather con-
ditions r. is rot thought that the small
boat which brought the survivors could
have come any great distance.
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
BONNETS TO PLEASE
THE FANCY OF ALL
Woodward & Lothrop'S Au-
tumn Display of Millinery
Attracts Many.

In a garden Of gorgeous autumn leaves
and masses Of great yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, Illuminated by lights. screened
by scarlet poppies. hale of feminine
Washington gathered this morning to
view the display Of autumn millinery
which the firm of Woodward & LOthrop
has collected.
Every shade In the rainbow has re-
ceived the attention Of the builders Of
oohnets. but this year Dame Fashion
mas decreed that the really modish thing
must come in any one of the numerous
Ialslh tones or in the soft purphsh blue
known as pTune color.
One bonnet is huge affair with a
very high crown and wide brIm turned
abruptly back against the crown on
the right side. This hat. which is COW
cred with raisin velvet, is lined with
lighter tone OF the same shade. Flat
on the crown are placed wing-shaped
BOWS OF raisin-colored chiffon match
Ing the velvet of the inner brim.
AS is almost universal. the FINISHING
touch TO the hat comes in a UNIQUE
buckle Of jet. The prune shade ap-
peared as large toque OF mirrore6
velvet the soft draping Of the ma-
terial being the characteristic touch
large willow plume caught I'm ponpom
fashion and a bucklet of jet completed
the creation.
MaraboUt as a trimming appears on
many of the best looking hats and one
OF the first to find an owner was "A tOdue
Of brown marabout feathers trimmed
Win one Of the popular fat bows Of
wide velvelt An old rose velvet brfm
matched the bow exactly and "A tower
ing aiSrette of rose color completed one
OF the prettiest hats in the dispIav
flat bows OF velvet are the character
lSuc feature of the fall hats, which are
70 De placed in two classes-efther they
are almost severe in the trfgness or
their lines or the lines are lost in =
massing of mara bout feathers and soft
coils of velvet. Tri-cOrne and continents
al Shapes appear, but 50 huge are this
season shapes that the oId-time hats
Quilt on the same lines are oufto
eclipsed.
Picturesque Effects.
To attain q picturesque effect is evi-
dently the principal aim OF the miIiiner.
ana one might readily imagine Mistress
Dolly Madison viewing with favor and
wearing with sprightly distinction ar
adorable poke bonnet OF bIacl, vaI,-s4
raced with old blue A ehirred harJ
IoloWs the sweep Of the crown against
@nleh STANDS towering black osfricI+
iedJner plume Flat on the wide brir7
ne Two huge cabochons of cloth of gold
and velvet '' s"iu
Black and white I'm s hundred dire
enL combinations are feature or tI,o
display, which includes hats - "a @ C.Ie
purse. iNt every
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
The Vital Records.
Births

Charles ". and Cora T.. Forusnor girl
Percy T.. and Mablc r.. PadEett, girl.
Frederick e.. and Mamie IT. Rcidy, girl
I<uwcUe = and Mary l.. Lynch. girl
Anton and viola D.. BartOs, girl.
Thomas 10. and Mar G.. Crook, girl.
Alfred r. and Mary BrOudt. boy
j. j. AlOysius and annie Laugelcy, boy
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
S,ldt tue american Security and Trust
company has declared its usual quarter
~ dividend Of two Co per cent. on its
capital stock Of Three Million 1s3 zoo n00l
Dollars, payable October 10th, 1909 10
the stockholders of record al fbe close
or business on September 90 1900 and
tnat the transfer books viii be closed
from October 1st to the 10th inclusive
NOTICE is ALSO GIVEN
that by order Of its Board Of Directors
the said Company has transferred the
sum Of One Hundred Thousand (sfO0 CO.,
Dollars from its undivided profits to
surplus, increasing the latter to One
Million Nine Hundred Thousand 81 o..
000) Dollars.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. CHARLES J. BELL.
Attest. Presi5a-,,
JAMES F. HOOD. Secretary. sezz-5t at
AS WE ARE NOT RUSHED NOW
as ~ the spring. you can have your
Bigntnlng Rod 10 per cent less and be
ready Tor the far lightning as well as
February and March and while copper
IS not high Place your order now. 5
per cent on Tor cash. Manufacturer OF
Excelsior Copper lightning Rod Postal
or phone. J. H kUEHLINS.
sez2-3t so 18th stree y. v.
SPECIAL MEETING of Jolirneyman
Plasterers' Association Monday, Sept
81 Business Of Importance. BY ordcr
OF association GEO. LANDON,
sez2-5I- President
We CLEAN YOUR CARPETS RIGHT.
No Halfway work With Us
Charge Very Moderate
CONGER- Phone. West 4Z7
Se17-3gt
WINDOW SHADES
TO ORDER
Lowest prices. Will call with saunuiez
Phone NJ. 2466w.
FRANK p KEYEs. 1905 Pa Ave. n. ".
se2-If
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
MarriaQe Licenses.

Aubrey W. Allen and Winifred e. Ayers.
of Washington.
clifford ~. Rodgers and Nellie a. Sui
uyau Of Washington.
Arthur J.. HIsted and Leila NJ HelbiE.
OF WasHin-IOu-
William Iuglehart and Rosa Bel, OF
Ndgh.u-tOu
The Washington times., 1909-09-27
DR.. COOK is ENRAGED
BY PEARY'S ACTIONS
Wants People to Know That Even Flag, Which Was
at Pole, Was Not Allowed to Be Brought
Back on the Roosevelt

Continued from First Page)
The Washington times., 1909-09-27

WE CLEAN YOUR CARPETS RIGHT
No Halfway work With Us
Charge Very Moderate
CONGER- Phone, West 4Z7
-ar-