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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
|EsTR0Us FIRE
| N 1 GIRLS HAT

I'M t8Ia*.
| I1iAsTA. Ca. Aus liza fire
10 NOT garden Of the hat Of a
n kifl Traveller At the union
- here called out two Gre
rznls,s. a hose cart. score Of
~ snsiear ffrrmen, delayed a
n t,1ln and Destroyed about so
w.A 4 inefy upon tho peach
k..s, lihraid
ne yaas< roman, on her way
\ yss ywk rushed into the sta.
n ~ ensthlng to eat In pay.
,sf e.sek she swung the hat
+. var he cigar lighter. In an
~ Re orchard which adorned
kn xas a mass Of flames. A
IN tansd In a fire alarm and
n inllable male gaezl tried to
~ o. affair.
y taiu was held a few min.
nil the victim recovered
y q riack Of hysterica. when
F.iausly permitted II 10 pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
COL. ALBERT POPE DEAD

BOSTON. Aug. ii.-col Albert
Pope, well known In automobile and
bicycle circles through the United
States and Canada. died at his sum,
mer home at Cohhssci late yestor.
day.
Col Pope had been in III health
for months. due 10 a nervous break.
down that followed the financial
embarrassment Of his bicycle com.
pany. tho largest concern Of the
kind In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
MARY MANNER|NG
DROPS DIVORCE SUIT

NEW YORK, Aug lit became
known today that Mary Mannoring,
the aotfchn, who brought suit here
last SKINNER for divorce from her
husband. James x Hachoit tho &C
tor, hHn dropped tho proceedings
She has instructed hef attorneys
TO withdraw the suit. although the
reason for her action was not dis
closed
Miss Mnnnoring and Mr. itackott
were married In 1897 They have
ono child. glrl about . years OF
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
WILL PLAN FLOWER DAY.

There will be a meeting OF tho
committee In charge Of the Official
Flower day At the A-Y.p r. In
the Commercial club rooms. at
Firet and Columbia. at 5 O'Clock To-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
YOUSIFF BEATEN AGAIN

SPOKANE. Aug ii.-nlg You.
siff. the Turk. vas thrown again
here last night. when he met John
herx Yousiif lost two straight
fails. the first In 20. 10. aud the
second IN it0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
BABY, AGED . WEEKS,
CUTS 2 FRONT TEGTi

|. FREMONT, Ohio. Aug. II,
Although but . weeks OF
+ age. Catherine Amelia scherf. I
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. {
/ Frank scherf Of this city. has {
! two lower front teeth. This Is {
considered a state, II not a I
worlds record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

Aliens Foot Eaeo the antiaeptio powder
Y makes tight or new Shoes feel easy,
Cures enrna huuiuna, swollen, tired,
sweating arhlnf feet A. all druEflaia
2tc Don't accept any substitute '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

Joe Davidson. who has q stand
right Off tho corner OF Occidental
and Washington. has been In the
business for many years. aud has
heard and socn many queer thlnga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

ND you ever pass through the
district down around Occidental
av. and Washington aud Main SITS
and notice tho "liot chicken IA
male" push carts and standsi Did
you ever stop 10 think that these
little places are the regular board
ing houses Of hundreds Of the class
Of men that you mad down there
every nishti Did you ever buy q
hot dog sandwich or a cup OF
cotfee nom one OF these placcsf
In most cities there are very many
OF theao little push carts. but IN
Seattle the owners seom TO be
more prosperous. and have little
stands In troat OF saloons What
carts there are In town do not
como out until late At night. when
the saloons and restaurants arr
closed. This is when thor do the
largest business Of tho day.
Watch Ter the Crowds
These places have their regular
nightly customers. like any other
eating place. Whenever there il
a socialist meeting or where q
party Of salvation Army members
gather a crowd. there Is where the
hot tamale man goes. aud there ID
where be sells hia Hratu
Give me a PORK chop aud a cup
Of coffee. orders the lunch Wagon
customer. Perhaps he has iuAi
struck town. and has stopped there
TO get a bite to eat before looking
for a place 10 sleep, Every class
Of men buy from these places Per
haps an automobile Ia going by. and
the owner thinks that ho might
take n bite. but more often Il Is
bum that has iust got the prics
Of a hot dog and drink, Men
come here who have histories that
would make books. and then some
men come who have done nothing
but bum all OF their lives
Down and Outs There.
Joe Davidson. who has stand
etshf sff NNn ,-sars.r AZ nn.afI..s4a. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

while supplying the wants Of the
hungry.
Men come hcra who seem down
and out Weeks later | sec them
NJ town looking happy and pros
peroaa and happy Most of my
customers hang out ali day along
tho water front, and then spend
most Of the evening drinking.
After the saloons close they
come in here for a bite TO cat. and
then flnd some place 10 sleep
When ! was on a wagon did not
quit unlll the early morning crowds
began 10 turn out. but now go
home about J"
When asked n there was any
money IN the business he said
Several Of tho saloon and rcstanf
ant owners Of this district used to
do this for a living. am making
something of u. and take II from
me. won't be doing this all Of my
life. We do better hcra than In
most places. because we don't have
70 compete Win the free lunch
counters IN the saloons n a fol
low wants something To cat, he
has 10 come hero, have the only
original chile cunearno IN town.
! learned TO make II when | was in
Mexico"
Each Has the Best.
And SO on down the street Each
one you talk TO has some one thing
that beats everything else all hol
low, Al one place Il IL the coffee.
at another Il IL tho hamburger
steak. at another Il ia the tAmales.
and 50 forth and 80 on. Each one
strives 10 do the hlgFcal business
and therefore all treat the Gus
toners we'll In hopes Of taking them
on as regular boaFdefa
II you are ever down that way.
cat pork chop. a tamAle or hot
dog and determine whether you
could live on Il year In and year
out. like some of these fellows do,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
Black Cotton Hosiery,
35c Pair
Three Pairs for $l.0O

Womcn's Black Cotton Hosiery Of
superior quality, with extra strong,
pure Irish linen sole, high spliced
heel. double sole and toe. OF very
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3sc pair; 3 pairs for Sl.00. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
Tailored Waists of Taffeta and MessaIne

Tailored Waists OF messaline in
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Price $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

-. q. Menui
Have you pigs fsetr'
NO. alf Ifn tunion makes me
walk this Philadelphia Telo.
graph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11
Silk Isle Hosiery Soc Pr.

Women's black Silk-lislc Hosiery OF
fine quality. made with extra-wide
garter welt, strongly reinforced high
spliccd heel, double sole and toe. SOC
pair. -rir.t floor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
9,rGitcfjplc.G iifnsiionen.

Mon bar nirfelig i-oisie Dele al
Yresien for fuIot aloor taoetSpergs-
monlet OPP, ON life oct nDe raoifole
Winiiterium Ifuloe bile inoleoe i'm
3ieform-9gra meo at nfIfnffe Yreit e'
fioIen.
Og man bar bennttet oen belfomne
2eili9be0 til at iige Br9iterne oioer.
lie gebogeligbeoer.
&r. SunObo : oelfenot for i'm
Imogflloe Sfripemoaoe = uotnler
Den MI brugelige gr9iteOragt,
en- fort SIpngfappe oa N MeIleiteti
sm Solieny er uoelnffen6e grinogtie
Oct er muligt, at Ell iaaoon Waifero-
eeoragt paa ioa9bopeoe Berioner fan
pirfe / 8etning of g@rbsoiebeo. Men
normoIt begaoeoe Wenneifer oil tit
fert uoeluffenoe fao Die paa 2otter-
Habeoen | en- faaonn Uniform. Dn
ni life bar noeet imoo, at bore Sog.
ncpr9iter uoeifer Munterbeoen, er
Oct os ganife lieeenloiot, ON Br9lte.
fioIen bIiper afifoffet ener life. Men
bpis nogen enonu toger bort oellsn-
neoe, moeelige, peniionsberettigeoe
Br9iteifab aloorliet, bsr man oirfe-
Zig ogiaa gore bet nf meo ben bumo-
%riitiife Uniform"
Sr. Soitrup fer beller life mes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

mil0e Zine paa Brpitefiolen. Son
Ifriner bl. a.:
De er life ct Sper9smooI =
iom ianoiDnligois ooifiQige aoiier
oil meme = blot ON aleoeifobet
Oct oreier zig ON belle Den officiellt
4riltenoom, Der alto bar b9ngt
al90erne. -
gelprneroigbeoen Itiffer | Br9.
It%efiolen. 5aloer ben, ina forioinoer
meo oct iamme Den oanife @eiitlig.
beo. Oct er belle ben officieae Sri
Itenoom, Der oa foor fit @runoifiio."
ga, por ben officie1e ariitenoom"
enooo Ioo let at fno uornooetl Ser
Debl."
5ra Stormnntten. Stenfiiferbna.
ben ,aaroline" of aorbus, tilbsrer'
De slipper 4nton 0ielien, itranoeot
Stormnotten beo 2angere pao
Samse.
Sm goro befanot iigSfipperen oQ
bans 20.aarige Sen. Sennen blet
ilooet oper 9oro og orufneoe, Slip
peren fanotes 2srongW orgen | poerii
forfommen Silltano | Sanitoffen; oei
err tpinliomt, ON ban fan leoe. 5ar.
tsiet er fuloltenoig 8rag.
= @alenien nSelene" Of Son,
slipper Carl Rnsmusien, er Itron'
oct oeo gnoelane. S 5oroanoet oef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

oommeliee 0pgtiebeo | at laoe goo
Wtao Itoo De ianoelig life tilboge /
llplono. Oct er M aaigepel ifent oeo
Den Slaes Meoer at lie ieln rigs
auinoer gaa meo Opoarterfortl9oe
paa og tiene. - Dan nenoe op og
neo paa Oct, bpor0an man oil = Der
er noget af Olofirfens Mgaper (8er-
ligbeosmaaltioer), oeri noget,
JON life maa fo~ranores, life rsres.
Der er noget beuigt / oct; Serren
oil neliigne alt bet 9ooe oeri % lore
os at boloe oct onoe noe oerofl-
0oturligoiS Wsoe ON eftermiooag
og @ften, og troos oct truenoe /
Yeiret bleu mango ogiaa fra 2anoet
og langt bortc ira til De engelife
@nostieneiter ON aftenen, og ben
Itore Hegnitorm, Iom foml, bar bel
eoot for 2anoet, men boor ubebage.
Zig for De mango, iom naoeoe biem
% enonu mere for Dem, iom enter
bleo | 9pen eaer paa &alooeien biem
aol = Stormen blep oa ogiaa Ell
9inoring for en- @uostieneIte, iom
Manone Morgen blep bolot | 8irfen
bpor Yaitor alotb pr9oifeoe for en-
5Iof at 8Dens tpIftalenoe 5olf 90
ina en- ltor Slot Slesoigere, iom for.
Itaar 9pif. Sci bar 10 ogfaa nogIe
fao andre, iom funoe eleoe os ueo
Den ifenne % inobolosrige Breoifen
= 9f Babel = bpor bar bog Strnf-
fen langnarig, hi li6er unoer Den
enonul -
Som en- afoefsling fra De mango
gr9oifener, pi berte, inoleoeoe ga.
itor ST. 4noerien ct gmne ON Or
goo SamoittiebeoS Yaet", 1 getr
3, 1872.
Og MI friites ieg isen til at ~refere.
re, men Somtalen bar baooe inc.
bolos. oe larerie, og De mango ina
9iorag ipntes at uofploe bperanore
= bpor err DOG Sanfens Berben RIG
og S~anobeoens Itorl -
On ny Ssitioelisbeo meote, 6a oi
Snsoae Moreen iamleoes Ell Slot
ON Serrens 4lterboro. So, bet Ell
10 Berlen | Dor firfelige @uosoprfel
ic, % oct er for Cubs Born ben itor
Sanobeb. Saa er fer III ct glter
mer, ct Steo mer, bnor Ri fan bpje
Sine os mootase bans eegeme og
9lao, iom iagbe: n@ipet og uogioet
for eocr til Spn6erneS 5orlaoelie!
Soa imoleoeoe Baitor alotb ct
gmne ON gftermiooagen: .Snaf
bar pi | Dor 8ibeI," Tim.
3, 14-18. Sitter meote oi en- rig
llbpefsling af 9anfer, og ON man
bopoe pnret NOT at en- WiIiter, iac
bar Der glaos for en- Gale ON plet.
Ifuo - og, mems pait. O. .. gbri.
itinnien bar reiit biem, iaa bar 8
Senien fra Huifin anfommen, ian
Msiterne pnr life blepen fnrre, og Der
boIotes Meoe paa Meoe, inbtil pi
Onsoas gftermiooog ilutteoe | lip
LAMB, og oct er meb 9af til ale, iee
ilutter Der % fsleer meo paitor Sen-
fen til bans Siem | 5reoerifsborg.
(SIuttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

ino %barmoniif 90 p9nt, iaa bet frp.
Der. Oct oeiIige alterbiaeoe al Sc.
ils i @etbiemane ioarer til Wenig.
Beoens Nopnl = sc openfor.
Men boao bar oct iaa foitet at
bpgge iaaoan en- lille p9n Strife?
ellie, 10, % bog til Wenigbeoens
GterreIie iaa er Den itor NOT. Men
ieg oil snife = ia beoe, at Serren
bill life blot fploe Sniet meo Solf,
men l9gee fin geIii9nelie til alt |
bette Gus o9 oenne Wenigbeo, ioa bet
moa oiie iig, at ban, iom fplote fit
Gus | gamle Gage meo fin Serlig.
beo, ogiaa er flpttet mo Der.
Wenigbeoen
er en- Del al Den gamle Jreoerifsborg
Menigbeo, iom banner en- Selterme.
nigbeo til Iamme, men iom for
eeen og anores Sfplo = for afitan.
oens SfpIo, bar bpgget fig Ell p9n
lille airfe, iom beIfrenet. Den ie9ei
MI at gere ct arbeioe blanot unge 90
eomIe, og bet er at baabe, at ben
fore lngoom | gp og paa 2ano oil
Iooe iig bragg, iaa De- 5000 Dol.
lars, iom De faa Wenneifer ioa be-
reopiGigt bar iomlet til airfens Gag.
maa bIipe goot annen6t | 3errens
fore @erning. airfen falb af Eli.
berere, SfoIeltnen fuIo nf 8srn 90
unge, ina er Serrens = Sr9er grsn.
ne, % inn itanr bans Gag bel | Up
lamb, Rebr.
Den minoerige Dag : ben 30.
Oft. = opranot, oe airfefloffen
ienote for fsrite @ang i'm Malmrsit
noooer 9p og 2ano, og 8ogn efter
8oan, Iaoet meo Wenneifer, TOM inc
ill 9Den, % man iamleoe Jig | %
omfring Den lille Meni5beos Strife,
iom M ifiiloe inooies % ti~liioeiRttes
til beaie grug - Weni9beoens Of.
fer til fin Serrel = Seq tror, at ON.
firing $50 MenneIfer. itore og imaa
iplote Suiet, og De bellige anr, ior
fit oeres Blaos paa alteret, bier
barren inc og Snonieies.@ uostiene.
item %bcapnotel
Samfunoets 5ormano, Paitor o..
.. G%9riitinnien, inopieoe airfen. I'll
Steoe 90 for iaa blot oeltagenoe bar
Fnitor alotb fra Snmpton, areoiens
giiitator, oe Baitor geoerien fra
7amebrog, Baitor 8. &nnien, 0aoep,
Nebr., Baitor @ilbelmien ira San.
ins Gitp, Yaitor 5r. anoerien, 8olfe,
60, iant Steoets Yr9it, $. q. Sen.
len og nnoertegneoe.
Saa ltanr Den M Der, inopiet t
Serrens Rabn, ben oeiliee lille Sir.
fe, og pi. iom bar Der, bar fun Grin.
brineen tiIbase, men mango CODE
ORR blep tnlt. Seq tyr life bespnoe
meo Meferat at Webets mango Ia.
Ter, og iee TOR life iige mere ON BE
fpisninaen | airfens arppt, eno at
Dor oanife apinoer, iitge og gamIe.
rige og fattiee fappeoes ON at tiene
Deo goroene De to @onse, pi ipiIte
Der bper Dag | aIe oisie Dage, %
meo ben for bore oanife apinoer eien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

Ouo2ilellelie &pllllY Wilt ueu pu-
flor Malte HieIien fra @ibe. ON Ct
termioongen inobieoes 9iemmet beo
ct Meoe, bbor gaitor 6reoerifien fra
Qorbus o9 Baitor @6beien toIte. On
aftenen bar Der M6oe poa Siemmets
Sal, bbor gaitor Snnien fra Sling
tolte.
o86rrino friIteIige l1ng0omsbiem"
bar t~ioligere beret I%fbolosblem og
eieoes Of no9le at @g1ens afbolos-
fo%re1in9er, men | Sommer blen oct
fgbt of ell areos Of troenoe Meno %
abinoer | SGrring for ca. 5000 Ser.
Der 0ribes MI afbolosreitauration
og geniionnt | Siemmet; Der finoes
2ofaler for De unge, og Salen bill
blioe benpttet til ale SIoos friitelige
Weoer 6aaoe for un9e og pl6re.
Gn fcoelis p5ejltaselic". Mens
Ell 9eniionpr / Sc. S. Il. 90. / Sol
Ding Sgnoog ben IA. Hop. ON Qfte-
men opboIot fig i 29iepereliet, for
inanOt bans Operfraffe og Sat fra
@ntreen, og Der bar life en9ano
ben9t @%rItotning | Steoet. Baa
8eien til 8olitiItationen bar Den be-
itiaalne ifslge .aoIo. 30" iaa beloig
at msoe ct nngt Wenneife, Der bar
ifert bans gooe sri og ban ipurgte
M ben unge Wanb, ON ban life bar
fommen til at ta9e fell. Oct bar So.
rem poerit piGig til at inoremme =
Der b9n9te 10 iaa meget Ssi | q. S..
II. SO, bnor ban bonoe oeret til Me.
De" : og ban aflepereoe o~erefter meo
ct Sui Sat % Sroffe. 5rem al lin
egen Snoerlomme benteoe ban Der.
efter en- gommel gpflebue, Iom ban
Iotte poa Sobeoet, bDorefter ban
ifpn6iomit f%orioanot.
Zen nnoerioroiife Gas. timber
9rsnoerabning neo 4noerS Beter.
Iens Su8 | Snrup ifete Der, iom man
buffer, for noeen Tio iioen en- iterf
l%1oItrsmning at NaturgoS. Otter at
8renoen MI er blenen f9roig, er ben
pe6 ct Hsr lat / Sorbinoelie nleo en-
9umpe | 9rp9aeriet, og forleoen be.
gpnote ion 8onoet al iig lelD at
Itrsmme op eennem Bumper. Mon
tenfte 10 nof, BET bar @asien, Der
bar paa Spil, 90 oa nan latte en-
brpnoenbe 9pnoItif til Bumper,
| Hog ser ifelge yMalb. @mtst." en-
pploie SIamme op moo 2oftet, iaa
Mnoers 9eterien maatte ifpnoe fig at
iluffe.
Taltor Otto MpIer, @p1ine, fan
II Sanuar 1910 feire 80 aars Bre-
iteiubil9ltm. Sfslee .aolo. Slfbl."
er man inoenfor firfelige areoie al.
lereoe | 8irfiombeo for at bereoe ben
fremragenoe Breft og 9eolog en-
O~perraifeIie paa oenne iielone &si-
tiosoae.
@eb Nisfionsfeiten | Belle forIeoen
inofom SIR. 2368,6t, Der blen for.
belt Ioaleoes: 3. SO. g. Sir. 100000
Snora Wisiion Ser. 100000, Ssraels-
misiionen SIR. 10000, oct eprige for.
bellies til andre 8irfiombeoer.
Den aarlige gainr, Der M er Bile.
ben afleit af en- Misiiosfeit pleieoe at
inobrinoe 10 a 400 SIR.
Snbre Risiipn. Hin9febing, is.
Honember. Stlore Wisiions aarlige
gfteraarsmsoe begpnote / Dag. S @f-
termiooag aI. 3 bolotes en- it9rft be-
iget @uostienelte | airfen, bpor
9ropit Beterien, &ingf6bing, i1ole-
oeoe og Stiftsproolt 3eutben prGoi-
feoe. S aften er Der Meoe / Mis.
~iionsbuiet, bpor 9aitor s. Moe fra
Sfanoerup % 2ebnsgreue tSolitein.
SoIiteinborg taler. Weoet forti9t.
tes / Moreen % Sorsoog.
SDscbnsinbuielie. st MT fommu-
malt tiosiparenoe Spgebus er | @aar
blepen inopiet / gsbiere. Spgebuiet,
Der bar gIabs til ca. 100 Yatienter,
bnr foitet gSbiere aomnune goot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03

Taitor Otto Npler, @pline, fan
/ Sanuar 1910 feire 80 aars Bre.
iteiubileum. Sfslee Solo. 0lfbl."
er man inoenfor firfelige 9reoie al.
lereoe | 8irfiombeo for at berebe Den
fremragenoe Breit og Seolog Ell
Operraifelie paa oenne ii9lone Ssi-
ti6soae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
@eb Nisfonsfeiten | Belle forIeoen

inofom SIR. 2368,61, Der blen for.
belt ioaleoes: 3. so. 9. Gr. 100000
Snora Misiion Ser. 100000, Ssraels-
misIionen SIR. 10000, oct eprige for.
bellies til andre 8%irfIombeoer.
Den aorlige 0ainr, Der M er Bile.
ben afIeit af en- Misiiosfeit pleieoe at
inobringe 10 q 400 Sir.
The Washington times., 1909-04-30

RESOURCEs
The Washington times., 1909-04-30
COOLEY NOMINATED
AS ASSOCIATE JUDGE

President Taft today recognized three
public servants Of long standing when.
in the nominations sent to the Senate,
he named Afford ". Cooley. former
member Of the Roosevelt Tennis Cabi-
net and former Assistant Attorney
General. IS associate justice of the su-
preTne court OF New Mexico; suggested
for promotion Charles c Billings to the
new position Of First Assistant Com
missioner Of Patents, and named Fred
erick A. Tenrant as Mr.. Billings sue
eessor as Assistant Commissioner Of
Patents.
other nominations s0nt TO the Sem
ate by President Taft today were:
To be associate Justice of the su-
preme court OF Arizona, Ernest w
Lewis.
To be associate justice of the su-
preme court of New Mexico (in addi-
fion 90 Mr.. Coolev) Merritt G. Nee
cham of New Mexico.
The Washington times., 1909-04-30
NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. As "A Court OF
bankruptcy In the matter Of James W
Cogswell. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No
5sg. To the creditors Of James w Cops-
well, trading as Potomac Fish Co. Of Wash
ington ID. c. Notice is hereby given that
the abOve-named bankrupt has filed his peti-
tiOn praying for a discharge from all his
debts in bankruptcy and that his creditors
and other person. in interest are required
10 enter their appearance in opposition II
any so desire. in the clerks offce OF said
at 70 a. m. WILLIAM NJ HALLAAI, Referee
In Bankruptcy. IL
The Washington times., 1909-04-30

L Il. THCSA and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a District
right OF way for the West Side Rock Creek
lnterceptiug Sewer. District Court. No. s14.
On consideration Of the petition Of the Com
missiOners OF the District OF Columbia, filed
in tho above-entitIed cause. and on motion
OF counsel for said Commissioners, II IS, by
the Court, this 23rd day OF April. A. d.
1903, ORDERED that the Clerk OF this Court
issue a citation to James +. Bullitt. Anthony
j. Drexel, John c. Bullitt. Johanna Hewitt.
and Rachel n Webb, to appear in this court
on the 14th 5Sy Of May. A. d. 1893. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, 10 answer said petition. and
to show cause why the prayers thereof should
not be granted. and why the right OF way
through lot g. Square 2Sl0 lot II. Square
25i0, lot s01, East Of Square 1864. Square 250s
and Parcel 02-12. as recorded for purposes Of
assessment end taxation in the Office Of the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia, more
particularly described in the petition fled
herein, should not be condemned for the DUR
pose Of providing right OF way necessary
for the West Side Rock Creek Intercepting
Sewer in the District OF Columbia 1T Is
FURTHER ORDERED that a copy OF said
citation be served by the United States Mar
shall for the District Of Columbia upon such
owners Of the land sought to be ondemned
herein and such persons interested herein as
may be found by said Marshal or his depu-
ties, within the District OF Columbia: AND
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all persons
having any interest IN these Or Jceedings be
and they are hereby, warned and required
to appear in this court on or before the
said 18th day Of May, A d. 1909, to answer
said petition, and 20 continue in attendance
until the Court shall have made its final
order ratfying and confirming the award
and report Of the Commissioners to be aD-
pointed by the Court 20 appraise the value
Of the respective interests OF all persons con-
cerned in the land and premises mentioned
and described in the aforesaid petition IT
Is FURTHER ORDERED that a copy OF this
order be published once in the washington
Law reporter and six secular days in the
Washington Post the Washington Herald
and The Washington Times, newspapers pun
lished in the District Of Columbia, before
the said 18th day Of May. A D. i909. BY the
Court, THOMAS II. ANDERSON, Justice
(SeaD A true copy Test: J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk. BY F. E. CUNNINGHAM Asst
Clerk. ap28-5t. .exSu
The Washington times., 1909-04-30
Pimlrco Entries

First race-Two-y -year-olds; selling;
FIVE fUrlongs. SReyDourn, 10l; MISS
Loris, 104; Tom Melton. 109; TIpster, 1l2;
Dave Nicholson. III; Ipswich, III; Foot
rest, 109; Altar, n2; aLOVe Watches, 1Ufi
Cotton Maid, l19; Busy, 112i Harmon
Pass, H.
Second race--ThIee-year-old and up
ward: six furlOngs. Trance. IS; Balbeks
103; Martin Doyle. liz; Personal, 98; Po-
ccmoke. 103; Tasley, IS; De Mund, 124;
Pantoufle, ia.
Third race-CIabaugh Memorial Cup;
two-year-olds; four and a half furlongs.
Dalhousic, los: Chiffon Queen, 102;
Beau Chiffon. 105: Good Intent. 105: Miss
O'Toole. 102; Nancy Pansy. 102; Ross
hampton, 102; Raffaello, Jr.' l02; Miss
Raffaello, 102; The Monk, 107; Isendune,
105; Kyrat I02; Daisy Garth, l02.
Fourth race-Green Spring Valley
Steeplechase Handicap; about two
miles. Grandpa. $50: Guardian. 13S; Sir
wooster 150; Touchwood, 145; Stella
land. 1S5; Woodside. 40; Bell The Cat.
130; Ben Cole, 140; Thistledale, 10; Kara
152; Algle, 40; Racillia, 100.
Fifth race-CarrolltOn Cup; three
year-olds and upward; gentlemen riders;
seven furlongs. Pocataligo, 100; Nib
lick, 141; Ontario, IA: King Sol. 143;
Aster Dor, IA; EoSely, III; John
Garner. 1f6.
Sixth ace-Three-year-olds and up
ward selling. one and One-siXteenth
miles. -ChepOntuc, 95; Lady Karma,
l0l; Bonnie keiso, 81; Belle Scott, 107;
OF Jessamine, 1O7; Lurid, 50; SOtogo,
80; Xebec, 81; Melbourne, Nominee, 104;
"MaZuma, 1o4; LADY Isabel, 102; Wilton
Lackaye. 112; Racine II, 109-
Seventh e-Three-year-olds ana up,
selling; mile and a sixteenth: Cid, l09
Miss Marjorie. 102; D'Arkle, 100; Re
cruit. 100; Dispute, 100; %Jeannette NJ
80; HawkWing, 81; Lad Of LangdoI., 1O9:
+Montrose, 104; +Sir Galahad, 107; King
100; John Gamer, 100. Boz. 81.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy, pleasant. Track fast