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The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

ness Of the amateur and al the finished
methods Of the professional
According 70 the usual custom. al the
close the whole company joined in the
singing Of "Old Nassau" while the au-
dience stood Then followed the rousing
Princeton locomotive Flowers were lit
orally showered from the boxes upon the
players as they gave their cheer. and the
curtain went down on one OF the mos
artistic and enjoyable performances IN
the history of the Triangle Club.
A Brilliant Audience.
The audience was the largest and most
brilliant recorded for the month. without
the presence OF the President and Mrs.
Taft to stimulate interest.
The Secretary Of the Navy AID Mrs
Never had a box party for their daugh-
ters. Commander and Mrs. Irwin also
had box party Their guests we're their
daughter, Miss Irwin; Miss Harriet
Hatch Miss Dorothy Langitt. Lieut.
Holablrd, Lieut. Thomas. ana Lieut.
Powell. Sorle others we're asked to Join
the party for z supper afterward in the
Irwin home.
Mr. Evan Sinclair Cameron OF Balti-
more who is spending the weekend in
Washington. entertained a company at
the performance, in honor Of his fancee.
Miss Frederica Morgan
The guests included Miss Morgan's s
house bUest. Miss Lynch. Of Lakewood: !:
Mrs. Nicholas LOngTOrth. Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Gibson. Miss Katherine EIkins.
Miss Lillian Chew. Mr. William HIT
Lieut.. Osterhaus Mr.. Robert Bacon. son
OF the former Secretary Of State. who
Is the house guest Of Senator and Mrs
Elkins. and Mr.. UpshuT Morehead Mr.
Cameron entertained his guests at supper
afterward at the New Willard.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle had in her box
Miss Carlisle Miss Hagner, Miss Parker,
Capt. Cheney, Mr.. Brooke, and Mr.. Car
Isle.
Others in the audience were Judge and
Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson. Miss Ander-
son. Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman,
the Secretary Of State and Mrs Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs Charles J. Bell. Miss Bell, Mr. and
Mrs Victor Kaufman, Gen. and Mrs
J. Franklin Bell. Senator and Mrs
Briggs, Mrs. Letter, Representative and
Mrs. LoWden, Senator and Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Dr. and
Mrs. Goldsborough. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
HOldsworth Gordon
Representative and Mrs Olcott. DR.
and Mrs Sewers, Mrs. Tulloch, Afr. and
Mrs John r wilkins. Mrs and Miss
Harlan Mr. nda Mrs. Hennen Jennings.
and Miss Jennings. Mrs Mum. Miss
Mum. Mrs. Harry McLeaR. Mrs. Nc
Cartney. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Will
liams and the Misses Williams. Mr
Beekman Winthrop, Mrs George Whit
feld Brown. Mrs Ballentine, Miss Kean,
Mrs Richard Wayne Parker, the Misses
Parker Mrs. Wood, Mrs Frederick z.
Chaplin. Mrs. Duane E Fox. Mr.. Edward
? Burns and Miss Mary W Welsh.
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Equally Guilty.

Prom LsT7sncUttS
The proprietor Of a certain hotel in
Maine is not only one OF the kindest and
best-hearted Of men. but also one Of the
most profane. He svears without know
ing II and means no offense He spends
but little time in the Office and is prac-
tically unknown TO many of the guests
One day. however, he was in conversa-
ton with the manager when lady In
terrupted them.
i want my room changed, she said.
1T IS on the side overlooking the kitchen.
and I am annoyed by the swearing of
some man down there every morning.
I am a church woman and will not stand
II another day"
The remarks were addressed to the
manager. for she did not know the pro-
p-ietor, or that the one who did the
swearing was he
DO you happen TO know who the man
is?" he asked, before the manager could
reply.
No. do not she answered
Well I do" the proprietor continued: /:
and he doesn't mean any more when
he swears than you 90 when you get
down on your knees to pray"
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II q AE OAEH
t-sud vaut to call tho attention Of the ON
uissoa 20 tit looks ~ me ss tboagh substantial Is
al authority is raced II the hands of tire director
absolutely. Whether the intention Dc TO oonStrue
that in the hight q the legislation q 1872 Do not
know: ard 4 ] do rot 81 snytEing more. ] would
b glad u have sxrgession f-om he ecnmittee.
81 that Director North and 7 may govern or
selves accordinEly"
Under the law a. II nov stsnds the Director o,
the Cersus IS s1bjsct 70 your authority suggested
Senator Bsiley.
sezsss7 NsgeI said: He is. under the sct Of
49, quite extensirsIy-
with social reference % that. ! would s1ppose
that there Is nothing IN this bill to change thst re-
latiou
Senator Cs-ser-There Is section D.
seuato- Bsilsy-Wha; Yea say Is important; 4
ought TO leave your authority oo1nrle,e else -
leSe you Of responsibility; that is undoubtedly tue
Doubt as TO Construction.
Secretary Nagel-Director North advises ne. at
least the impression seems to BE- that the commit
tee understands that ! an 70 have the general
control gwen under sectioo 70 q the existing law
am 10 lonser a lawyer. although I did st che
tine attempt 70 be orr, but have s1ms doubt o.
reading the present act- Whsthsr pEoperiy CT
strsed the authority IN the se-etsry is stu re-
tanned With respect TO the things 70 Be done under
this act
The Secretary of the department is referred to. I
Jhi1k. three tines In one Place be Is suthorized
70 ooufer with other apartments f0r SPECIAL il
formation and in smother piscs believe. he IS
directed 20 appoint some four men at the slgges-
ton q the director, and be Il gwen general ST
psrvsiCu over the acquisition of real property and
the hsIildinEs BeyUrd that ! bclieTc. the Secretary
Is lot referred 10 50 the question does arse. in
my mind. whether I an 20 Be responsible OF rot.
ard hcwever Z Is framed %, the director s1d I
VIII do the heSt Ws Czn-
Senator BIadley-Whzt portion Of this bill DO
y0u desire 70 call attention 20!
Secretary Nzzel-I think you siu sn6 It IL sub
s;artiaIly every provisio1 calling for The sTpoint-
merit q clerks ard making the 7ules IN prefsrs-
ton Of rules for examination and the ordering Of
printing and the determination q the number Of
copies % be sent out. and forth.
Senator Bradley-fs not all that r-ndsr the ~
rcrv1sion q the director in this biIlf
Secretary NSgel-Ft Is al given 10 the Director o.
the Census; yes IN tens and ths question il ny
mind is. . repeat. whether under the supervisory
authority q section e q the act q iae the Sos-e-
tary q Commerce and Lsbcr Is still 70 exercise any
control over that situatioz-
Senator Bradley-Is that section embraced in this
bin'
Secretzry NaEeI-No: It Is not
Senator Cummins-Tfis IS not an amendment 70
that.
Senator Bradley-And the fact it IS lsfc out shows
that you have not that supervision i seems % ne
Secretary NaEel-Ths: would be agreeable 70 ne
but do submit thai il would Be well 70 have Il
explicitly stated n the act
Senator Cumrins-HaTe you sny specific amend
meut 70 suggest
Secretary NsEei-No; I do not think il is IN ny
province 10 suggest amendments. beyond calling at
tention 70 the general situation
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JEFFRIES TO THE RESCUE.
Chicago Sporting Writer Presents
One side Of Question.
From The Caicaso Tribuae-

Erc11 TIE N2lc1Sc AFlp-l1e-
Having exhausted all the possibilities
OF hiding out on himself and feeling him
self slipping on the sphinx lay, James J
Jedries now announces his belated will
ingness to assume the white mans bur
den and break lance with Jack John
son in defense Of the honor OF the race
that goes unclothed Of color
Much has come TO him in the way OF
increment since the black man covered
himself with the halo Of championship
by defeating a white man whose light
could have been quenched long before II
was forced on him 70 saw It OF with the
big dinge.
Jefres was content 10 snooze IN his
Los Angeles drum. while a man he could
have put away with pun OF cigarette
smoke was establishing himself in the
position OF worlds champion. II. by some
mischauce, Tommy Burns, who is not
and never was. had put out this John
son. YOU would have heard no more Of
Jeffries. except as a ringer Up Of dimes
and nickels. but as II fell the other way,
Jeffries had to fall for the impoTtUniags
OF wideaWake managers, who exploited
him as the human enigma and as the
Only. possible. feasible, logical Moses Of
the white race
We have had Jeffries in that role for
six months. much TO the profit Of himself
and the profit Of the promoters who
yanked him out Of his retirement
Now he is yanked out OF his shell Of
reticence and instructed TO declare that
he viii be willing and ready 70 fight
Johnson six months hence.
Hurrah. Great doings. Achilles has
ceased TO sulk and is about 20 issue forth
from his tent with all the lighting har-
ness on he viii now Be gSsioped back
over the circuit, this time as a probability
and not as a possibility. After he has
been exhausted as a probability. he will
be galloped over again as a certainty.
OF course. If anything happens to the
big smoke in the meantime, the matronly
person from Los Angeles win retire to
his drum again, supTemely happy in the
thought that through no risk on his part
the championship remains with the white
race and in America.
The American public is 20 accustomed
to being FED upon bunk that il would
starve TO death If its diet was switched.
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sage Tea Hair Lotfnn-

From the PhiLadeiphis Tines-
Sage tea hair lotion Is made by boiling
two ounces each Of green tea and dried
sage in three quarts Of boiling water, US
ing an iron pot
The mixture SINNERS gently for q few
hours, un;n reduced to two quarts, when
Il is put away in the pot TO grow cold
Then IL IS strained and the lotion sp-
piled evenly to the hair at night. drying
on
II Is a stain
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
4 Tribulation Sermon.

You think dat you Is 'hicted-dat trouble
tore 70 robe2
You dunno tribulation.-go long. an
study Job,
You think dat you is hongry7 you see de
empty plate?
Go long. an study Laz'rus-dsr. ar de
rich man gate
Tou want de fiery chaTiot-fer de glory
Ian today
Go Iong,-you'd be a-hIazin' befo' you
got halfway!
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
Another FeeIish Question.

From Illustrated Bits
There is a government official to whom
an unnecessary or inane question is as a
red rag to bull
Last year he made bis usual trip TO
Paris. The first five minutes abroad he
was stroliing on the deck. when suddenly
there appeared before him man whom
he had not seen for years.
Why, Mr. A exclaimed the man.
ITO meet you, Of all men. Are you going
across?
Yes" growled the other. Are you?'
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Challenges VIII Be Published
in The Washington Herald

The Sporting Editor Of The
Washington Herald viii gladly
publish challenges from all
teams, big and small amateur
and professional.
The WashiRgtOn Herald prom
iEss 20 give the future greats
N much space - possible each
day.
Send year challenges, aIso ae-
ceunts Of games, direct to the
Sporting Editor. Write RE plainly
as pcssEbIs aad On enc side Of
the paper.
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OFFICIALS HELP
BREAK RECORDS
Watch Holder of Present Era
Eager for Changes.
FAVOR THE ATHLETE
Mike Murphy. Veteran Trainer,
Offers Comment.

Compares Athletes of Present Day
with These of Ten Years Ago.
Tribute to Wefers and Duffey,
Georgetown University stars
Classes Owen. Jewett. Sheriff., and
Carey as Others of First Rank.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
Had His Own views.

From the Chicsgo News
Passenger Agent-Here are some post
card views along our line Of railroad
Would you ike them?
Patron-No. thank you. rode over
the line one day last week and have views
OF my own on IL
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Firm the Phiisdelpsis Tines
Meat loaf Of chopped veal OF beef Is
made more moist II three or four table
spOonfuis Of cream is added al the last
Just before baking
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F-rn toe Philadelphm inns.
When blowing out 4 candle. hold Il
high and blow upward. to keep tAa
grease from running about
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HOW VOTES WILL BE ISSUED
IN
THE WASHINGTON FIERALD'S
VOTING CONTEST.

number OF inquiries
Washington leads rs 10 be-
Below VIII be you may upon
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By MAIL OR CARRIER
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.


1ncsatio1S on the most sciF. secuitla listed %
TIE BsltnoEe ssock Exchange:
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MILITIAMEN HEAR
NEW ORDERS READ
Strict Regulations Well Re-
ceiyed by Them.
INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE

Already More Guar6smen Are Ap-
pearing at Company Gatherings.
Instead of Having Tendency to De-
crease EnIiSfmentE. "a Had Been
Feared, More Are Coming In.
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NORTH AND NAGLE
CLASH ON BUREAU

Continued from PaEe One.
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ssy 5 to June Is, 1903.

1luon, az 20 cents per month"; OF $50 8
wiz be issued from the above scala.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
PHYSICIANS s
DIR. HICKOK. DIR. HICKOh
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN

DIR. HICKOK. DIR. HlChOh
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
Treats all diseases Of women under a pos
tive guarantee. Ladies WHO have formerly
paid for each trestment, whether benented
or not, will appreciate the difference ray
only for satisfactory results. Charges mod
crate.
DR. HICKOK gives modern antiseptie
treatment and patients are in no danger
of blood poison or infection. Everything Is
sterilized before use.
DR. HICKOK provides private home, with
nursing, for women in confinement. Expert
care and home comforts at reasonable rates
Confnements by modern methods are sate
and free from pain.
DIR. HICKOK gives personal attention to
every case. Consultation Is free and conh-
Dental in all troubles. Any woman not sat
Ished with her condition is invited TO call
for free consultation and free examination
DIR. HICKOK carefully examines every case
and gives an honest opinion and reliable ad-
vice free X-ray examination made when
necessary. If a case Is accepted for treat
ment a cure is guaranteed Moderate charges
for satisfactory results. Terms can be al
ways arranged. Hours 10 to q; Sundays 10
to /. Phone Fs2s6 for appointment at
DR.. HIcKoB ss2 " Sixth st. suite 1O7
l2-1s-tf
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Hotel Seville

7s2-734 S. FLOWER ST.
One Of the finest family hotels In the city,
Newly furnished throughout: steam heat;
hot and cold water: electric lights: European
plan Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones: Main s513; Fs5Ss. 10-i7-1
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

[, e. TUCKER BUILDING CONTRACTOR,
S06 san Fernando bldg, southeast corner
Fourth and Main Phones Main S2S7 l make
1O-lO-tf
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Alfalfa Land

FOR SALE-6fO ACRES CHOICE ALFALFA
land in Tulare county, one mile from station,
biggest bargain in the valley. Price S25 per
acre, on easy terms. VIII sell in 16O-acre
tracts. GEO. j. SHOENHAIR, 376 Wilcox
bldg. Phone A2334. 12-24-tf
FOR SALE-1GO ACRES CHOICE ALFALFA
land. Plenty water at 20 feet lift. Located
in Tuare county only miles from station.
Price S35 per acre, easy terms, GEO. j.
SHOENILAIR 376 Wilcox bldg. Phone A23Si.
12-2i-tf
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The st. Regis

2 & ROOM FURNISHED HOUsEKEEP1NGi
aso single rooms, 237 SOUTH FLOWER.
Main 229O; A7335. min to business center.
Moderate prices u-20-2mO
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The MissOula

672 West Washington
Sunny, and room apartments with pri-
Vate bath: all conveniences. lake University
or Washington ST. line. b-b-u
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]. c. FLOYD
Government Land

GOVERNMENT LAND--ANTELOPE VAL
ley Los Angeles county. Let me show you
how good this land is I viii contract to
develop water fence.and put your land in
growing trees and alfalfa on monthly pay
ment plan; make your own Investigation
as to value Of improved Antelope valley
land, then come and take advantage Of
my experience. j. u. CRANE, hotel 2o7
North Broadway. 12-2b-1mo
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Rooms-Furnished d
GIRARD HOUSE

It's EAST THIRD ST.
All outside rooms; central location; eleva-
tor service, steam heat: ~ rooms with prl-
vate bath; rent as lou IS $3.50 per week.
u-l9-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

START THE NEW YEAR RlGHT-AR-
range your mortgage renewals In advance
through reliable house. Save yourseh
from disappointment and Inconvenience
Know definitely that the new loan VIII pe
forthcoming on the date the oiS So,,snt Ia,ts
THE John M. c. MARBLE
COMPANY
H. w Henman building.
Main 592 Home A9SS.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
to loan in amounts from SO to $500 on fur
niture. pianos, horses, wagons. carriages.
cattle etc without removal Easy pay
ments; best terms Regardless OF what others
charge. it will pay you TO get our rates De-
Call. phone or write.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.
s29 Masca bldga Fifth Floor
s p corner Attn and Broadway.
Phones: F7421: Broadway 5i7i lO-a-a
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN At { AND
z per cent on good city property; security
must be at least double amount wanted
You can have the money as long as you
wish. All our parties wish is the interest.
WAYBRlGHr- BUTLER CO, 62S-9 Security
BLDG. F5S7; Bdway 2i62 2-li. S-22-u
WE MAKE A 90 PER CENT BUILDING
loan and are practical builders
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO,
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO,
8l6 Wright & Calender bldg,
Phones-10Ijl; Main $40. S-l--u
--------------- --------------------
MONEY TO LOAN At LOW RATES ON M
proved city property or for building, on easy
terms of repayment. Loans can be pald on
at any time without extra cost. STATE
MUTUAL. BUILDING & LOAN ASsOClA-
TION s93 $ spring ST. S-S-tf
PRIVATE MONEY, AND 7 PER CENT
on CTrY OR COUNTRY PROPEkt
STRAIGHT AND INsrALLMENT BUILD
ING LOANS. LOCKHART q SON, 6ol II.
w HELLMAN BLDG. A7552; MAIN ltlo
MONEY TO LOAN
$50 ono to loan on real estate, city or @ @coun-
try. to per cent; amounts to suit Mon 4II,,,
Err & GILBERT. G12 Frost bldg. Home
phone ASS25' Main ol'A V'--u
MONEY TO LOAN
5000 10 $25o0o0 10 loan on real estate and
other good securities at current rates.
LEE A. MCCONNELL & Co,
Established 1856. 3ll-312 Douglas Bldg.
12-12-1mo
MONEY LOANED OK PIANOS, FURNI-
ture diamonds or other good security bus
mess confidential ERIE REALTY CO, cola
o. T. Johnson bldg. lV-5-tt
r. w. Po1NDEXTER. 400 WILCOX BLDG.
will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans special
tv 5-9-tf
MONEY LOANED on DIAMONDS FURNI-
ture pianos and any kind Of security; low
rates. JOHNSON, 339 II. w. Helman bldg.
6-19-6mo
ROBERT WESTWATER 81 SON.
Real estate Investments, or homes. Build
ers and contractors. Room $40 Frost
building Phone Main 9115 11-2l-t
TO LOAN-sALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential WEST
COAST EXCHANGE, 4l9 Henne bldg
10-4-tf
81 600 TO $1,000 TO LOAN on REAL ES-
tate: easy payments. I. F. WISE, lS2S
Seventh avenue, city l---7-o
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN-LARGE AND
small amounts. FRED q. NElh, 800 H.
W. Heilman bldg. 9-SV-dWo
SALARY LOANS, LOWEST RATES, CON
fdentfaL 511 o. T. JOHNSON BLDG,
Fourth and Broadway. l2-y-tt
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DO YOU ITCH?
ARE YOU DEAF?

ZOO BUSINESS CARDS, S1J0; GOOD WHITE
bristol; conveniently boxed. other printing,
low prices. CENTRAL PRESS, lOll2 s. Bdwy.
12-5l-lmo
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AsSAYING

ACME ASSAY OFFICE.
121la 50. BROADWAY.
Gold, 75c.
Gold, silver 81.
Cold silver copper 1925.
Gold, silver, copper lead sl5Q.
Every assay m duplicate. Pulp saved.
12-1G-sun- II
JOHN HERMAN, e5?1a ;. Main. Not salts
faction. but accuracy guaranteed. 12-22-tf
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PENIEL HOUSE

227 S. MAIN. OVER rENIEL HALL
Light, airy rooms in business center. Clean.
moral ana safe place TO stay. Rates Soc to
81 day, slis 10 s. week Phone Bdway 205G
ll-l9-3mo
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Houses-Furnished
Rooms and Board
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-A BAY HORSE, HIGH HEADED,
weight about 1000 pounds; white on hind
feet; black name and tail; brand on the
neck Address HADLEY LAND AND
WATER co. Tel Boyle 1920 Cor. Downey
read and Vernon ave. $50 reward 13-22-tf
LOST-GOLD HINTGNG-CASE WATCH,
monograms "F. D. NJ" and '1SS2." Return
10 LEIGHTON HOTEL and receive reward.
No questions asked. l2-2i-3
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STOVES AND HEATEBS-GENERAI RE
pairing, hrazing and soldering KENT'S, 22i
e. 7TH Main 2J92. l2-22-e d-2wks
WANTED-LADIES', GENTS CLOTHING,
HIGH PRICES. SO so. SPRING ST.
MAIN 3597; F5936. 6-25-l2mo
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MONEY TO LOAN At LOW RATES ON M
nrovol ritv uroperty or for building. on easy
terms Of repayment. Loans can he paid of
at any time without extra cost. STATE
MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN ASsOClA-
TION 223 : Spring ST. S-S-tf
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PATENT PROTECTION

f?X1P1[NSIG GND -GTT011R7NEY FEE CUT ONE2
half, No patent. no pay WELLS, Si5 2. e.
hIdn -o-14-D
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PRIVATE MONEY. G AND PER CENT
sTRAIGUT AND INSTALLNiENT BUILD
ING LOANS. LOCKHART & SON, 60l II.
w. HELLMAN BLDG. A7552; MAIN l4lo
w. 1O-4-tf
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cESsPoOLs

CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company in one to two loads,
S. 50 per load; other charges Phone $1,000.
10-7-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN
5000 10 S250OO0 ~ loan on real estate and
other good securities at current rates
LEE A. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Established 1856. 3ll-3l2 Douglas Bldg.
12-12-1mo
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Nancy TO LOAN

VI
o50 ono TO loan on real estate, city or coun-
try To per cent; amounts to suit MON-
Err & GILBERT G12 Frost bldg. Home
phone ASST. Main 545A l0-2-u
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WE MAKE \ 80 PER CENT BUILDING
loan and are practical builders.
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO,
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO,
NII.WAU NEE BUILDING CO,
8l6 Wright & Calender bldg,
Phones-10I5l; Main 31I5. 9-l2-t |
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IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING COVE
take out largest load West 1896; 2204o, 2-l0-tf
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MONEY LOANED on PIANOS, FURNI-
ture, diamonds or other good security: bus
mess confidential. ERIE REALTY co, cola
Q. T. Johnson bldg. l0-S-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN At AND
per cent on good city property; security
must be at least double amount wanted
You can have tho money as long as you
wish All our parties wish is the interest.
WAYBRlGHr-BUTLER CO, 62S-9 Security
ma 1r,S1-. Eduav 2t62 S-29-tf
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R. w. PoINDENTER. 400 WILCOX BLDG.
will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans a special
tv 5-9-tf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-30
Ne SOdite, da ne bOSte SOjeni!
(Nadalievanje $ 3. STR

dobro. Ako hos delal dobro, DO
list zacel izhajati dvakrat Ma
teden, in to je za-Te Sc bo-
Use -
:" Tudi namerava Honda
napraviti novo svojo tiskarno.
to pa ne pref, da ina dobre in
zmozne ljudi pri listu ..."
"... .Torej dovoli "a danes.
Psi kaj Ia list, ali pa kar sem
pridi, kesal Sc ne hos. ker
imaS tukaj boljso sluzbo in go
tovejso bodocnost $50"
".... PoiaSnil ne p~otrebu.jeS
nobenih wee, ker smeS Sc ma
me zanesti. Radi potovanja tu-
di YES. da I'll denar povrne. A
on potrebuje eloveka nujno, ker
drugace list propade nazaj. lie
kratek pomislek, pisi ali pa kar
prldl. Pazi, da Sc he hos kesal.'
Ma to pismo sem odgovoril svo-
Jemu prijatelju b.. da JAZZ ma ME
COVE besede ne ore mic DAFT.
ker nj on lastnik, in mai mi piSe
lastnik sam. ako hoGe kai cd me-
ne. Dne 30. junija 1906 pa mi .ie
pisal Honda obSirno. 6
Strani obsegajoce pismo. IL koie-
ga povzamem glavne.jSe locke:
"Cenjeni g. Kaker! Sodrug
b. mi je ravnokar naznanil Va
Sc sporocilo, ma katero Van ia.
koj odgovarjam. Da Yam pa
sodr. b. nj dovolj pojasnil ticoG
Sc sluzbe urednistva. .ie bilo
krivo preobilo mole deIo, ker
raven lista opravljam Sc tai.
nistvo s. y. p. j., katero dale
mnogo posla. Sodr. B. mi je
pravil o Vas Sc V preteklem le-
tn i'll rekel, maj Yam pisem, ako
hi hotel prevzeti sluzbo ured-
nika, a JAZZ. mislec pustiti tai
nistvo jednote ter Sc posvetiti
edino lie "a list. a ker so mi pa
pri zadnji ko%nvenciji spet ia
jarem nataknili & ii revez
ii! }, primoran sem bill OH
roma sem Sc danes poiskati 81
zmoznega urednika, in kOt ia
kega %priporocal mi je sodr. B.
Vas.