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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-04

culbertson pupils who passed the Eighth
Grade State examinations last week were.
Viola Evans, Marguerite Cosgrove. Mar
guerite Fergus. Ruth Gardner. Anna Cul.
well. Charlie Olson. Gordon Folkestad.
Walter Balm. Charley Patch and Hurley
Mitchell. All were promoted to the High
School.
Following Seventh grade pupils took the
examinations in Physiology and passed.
relieving them from taking the examination
in that study when in the Eighth Grade:
Cleo Lynd. Ethel Hoyey. Maude Nusent.
Marsare, Andersen. John Kehoe. Ralph
Bold. Oliver Sle,,e. Johnson Rue. Jennie
Iverson, Alex. Simpson. Joseph Jacobs.
Fred Bold. Earl Williams Frank Murry.
Bernice folkestad. Esther. Zick. Nina
Thorp. Philip Diehl. Leona Iiile,,e. Emile
Janneztto. Norma Stanfeld. verna Bishop
Minnie Rogers.
The Culbertson School Board visited tbs
graded schools on Tuesday of last week
Frank P. Miller. d. n. Aoo,hart. dirsc
tors aid Dr.. Edmonds. clark were pressnt
Each made few well chosen remarks an<
ssprsassd themselves - veil pleased Viii
the vort The tsachers were doing In In
diHsrsat grades.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-04

few minutes delay in treating some
cases of croupe. even the length of time i,
takes to 90 for doctor often proves DANCE
rous. The safest way IS TO keep Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house. and Il
the first indication Of Group give the child
dose. Pleasant to take and always cures.
Sold by all dealers.
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st. AnthOny's Church

Services will be held in ST. Anthony.s
Church the first and third Sunday Of each
month at 10. 80 a. m. and Sunday School
every Sunday at p. N.
Service will be held at Medicine Lake
the second Sunday Of each mooth.
On the fourth Sunday alternately sssviea
will Be held 1t Baiavills asd AeaAak.
Rsv. NahaaaSg DosmoaAA
Pastor.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-04

Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eish. years old. For
sale at the Phoenix Cafe. ]. F. Kshoe.
Prop. Isu
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-04

Dsrt boy six-ysar-ead mare. weighs
about 500 poasds- Circle bar brand on
left hip. Star in forehead. A liberal re-
ward il returned to Thorvl Rusted. Bon
traill. n. D. sopA.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19

SI-PEENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
-OLCMRIA-HoLdi1g PROBATE Ccurr-ESrara
Of Forester Record. deceased. No I57EI
ACr1inistrari1l Docket Application having
.i,,-u made herein Tor letters Of adrninIsrrG-
fl1n on said estate BY Charles r Cook Il
Is ordered this Eth day Of February. A L.
1910. that the unknown heirs AZ law a-I
next OF Kin ~ abope-uaued dece5ent e-F
on A1nlals the lfiE lay- OF March A D.
1910. az IL c'cloi k a M. % show cause
why such aupllcat ION should not Be granted
Let notice herelr De published IL the
Washington Law Reporter -zas-eS washington
Times once IN each OF three successive
weeks before the RETURN day herein men
tl1ned-tLs first publication TO be not less
than thirty DAYS before said return day IOR
BARNARD. Justice tSeal1 Attest JAMES
TANNER Register % WIS far the Dis
r-fCr Of Columbia Clerk 0f the Probate
Court ID. C.. STCTLER. HARRY WEL.-f
ATTORNEYS TrEI21s
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AUCTION SALES
IHOS. J. OWEN son. Auctioheeis.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL

THOs. J. OWEN & son. Aucroneers,
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE.
b virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded. IN Llber No. 1860. Folio q. et sec.
lImbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cI.td thereby, the undersigned trustee VIII
sell. al public auction IN front oI the prem
ises. on MONDAY. THE 18Th DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. d. 1919. AT oSLoCh
= NJ. the folowing-described land aud prem
lses situate ia the County 81 washington.
District Of Columbia. and designated as ana
being the South egs5 feet front on SheI ldan
ave. by the fun depth OF Lot = sec q. or
the Subdivision known as the Barry Farm
as recorded In the Surveyors Oulce Tor the
District OF Columbia in LiDer Levy Court
No p Folio J. together with the improve
meuts
TERMS OF SALE: cash A deposit OF
800 viii be required at time Of safe All
conveyanc ng. recording. etc, AT cost of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within ten days from day or sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, ID. c.
JOHN l.. MASSEY. Trustee.
feI5-eod. .exSu&hoI-5t
= BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER.
IN Monday. February n. 1910. ar two o'clock
?. H., ] w.I sell at public auction al the
intersection OF street and the James Creek
canal s. W, three iron tar heaters 0f about
s. i5' 2O0 gallons capacity. respectively.
TERMS Cash al time OF sale
By order OF co nmissloners. d q.
IA. c, HARGRONE,
feis-3t Property Clerk D. c..
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE-Farm, IS acres, 6-room houss
near steam and electric roads: s.. 80; ten
miles from d. g., on Pa r. r. BOZ. JN
Times Office falg-2fs
FOR SALE-Farm. 30 acres. s-rOom house
two miles from b. & .. r. b; 81 0gO- 10
miles from d. G BOX 1872, Times Office
feIS-3ts
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TAlLORS

JAEGER, TAILOR P.ND CLEANER, SIS 4
st y. w. formerly s2I Z st. Suits cleaned.
repaired. SOC Up; Uzabrellas repaired. loc.
iRll-d
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORktNGMEN-A nan may be attracted
by q lot Of fancy iNings. but n fits a
~ note that YOU want 20 save see us
aud ON stock OF tailored suits and oveTcoats.
slightly used a. s. 20 SO. one price only.
Old STAND. SIC y y. W fe1g-tf.
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court 80.
la.t-- --..lE -s.---ltil- has Is 90 give u1-i-s-
That the subscriber of the District Of CO.
luUH-a- has obtained from the Probate C0u- Q
0F rae District Of Columbia letters q ad-
rli1lS-rsI-iou I- the estate Of William r.
t-ral. iale OF the District o. Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
ne deceased are hereby warned 70 eNhibIe
Ire same. with the vouchers thereof legally
e.rthrnticare3- go she suhs-rirc- ON OF before
-he zl-h day oe February, A D -9lI. other
wise they Eay Hy Law re excluded from ali
benefit OF s1lG estate Given under my hand
this 18th day % February 1910. RUDOLPH
b. TLATlIAN- FU 5th s. y. " tSezI At
test. JAMES TANNER. Register NJ wills
for the District OF Columbia Clerk ~ TIA
F-sbate Court r H. EEATNIAl. Artnrner.
fe19. "a. mars
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES; all courts. secret service. Col
ioctions. I. S. Legal Corp, $40 Bond Bldg
no2S-U
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

PRICE $3.50
ATTRACTIVE tNEWD COLONIAL. STYLE
HOME
Located OF Avenue Northwest
rooms and tiled bath. COncreted cellar.
HARDWOOD Trim-1st and I'd Floors
hair Square From Cars.
Excellent NeighbOrhOod.
EASY TERMS.
PRICE 1850
A very pretty and cozy little home
NORTHWEST HEIGHTS.
Parlor, Dining Room. Large Kitchen,
Bedrooms and Bath.
Concrete Cellar. Furnace Heat
Deep Front and Back Yard.
Front and Rear POrches-
tsoo CASH AND so PER MONTH.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO,
1907 F 81. n. w.
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city reS I
estate al lowest current rates. Special pr1V-
neges with respect 10 prior payments Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER & RUTHFR
FORD. go 18th St y. ". no12-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Pavms1ts IN
principal in amounts Of 500 or more re-
ceived az any interest period. THE + n
SMITH CO. Bond Building. 14OS y Y ave
5yl5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-Sz50 20 $500 600 on D 9
real estate Interest low, and all transac-
tions conducted with economical cons.dera-
tion FOR borrowers
VIM Il SAUNDERS { co,
1907 r 81. y. W fe19-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on ID. c. Real Estate No M
reasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACRER
fe4-t 1920 ST. y ".
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WANTEB-HOUSES

WANTED
Houses and apartments IN any location 10
rent / give property IN my hands special
attention. Demand is much greater than the
supply. therefore it IS 20 the advantage OF
property owners 90 list with me.
GIVE NE A TRIAL
A. S. CsTWOOD. 953 sth 81 y. Y.
farq -
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II TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS
TETCr OF COLUMBIA As Court .
Bsukruutcy- IN the matter OF F. William
-rrlerfcIz EaE -lruB-- In Ban kz-ssrscz-. No So
To the creditors ~ E william Limerick.
% WaShiuErOu. D. c. Notice Is hereby
given that the ab0ve-naE1ei bankrupt has
E-ed his petition praying for a discharge from
all his debts IN banh-lpccy- and -ha- MS
creditors and other persons in interest az
required 90 enter CleiV appearance in cp~
said Court Oh or before the Srh day oC March,
1910. az 10 e M WILLIAM NJ EALI4ANT.
Referee IN RansrUprCy- Il
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EOk RENT
Large storage lot. near river IN Georgetown.
high. close fence. twelve thousand feet. Sl5
per month. Telephone NJ 6f59. fel9-lOt
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FOR RENT-FARMS

near TakOma Park d. c.. IMPROVED By
FINE 1o-ROOM and bath dwelling, large
stable tenant houses. and other outbuildinEs,
running water
H l. THORNTON. sO7 18Th 81 y W
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire NJ. r PINES Merchant
Tailor. zoos 9TH st. y. W. jal-ts
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MISCELLANE NEOUS
MAPLE SUGAR

New Maple Sugar cannot be found IN the
washington market until after TIE 18th Of
March. as none is made before March 6
in Vermont
Ny uncle owns the largest maple-sugar
orchard IN the world Ny brother In Yer
mont viii send me this year. Just as soon
as Il Is made large quantity Of pure
maple sugar and syrup OF the finest quality
that e. made.
II you want 10 know that you get the
genuine. call me over the phOnr, or write a
card. Phone az Main.
E. B. WEBSTER,
1913 PENNA. AVENUE
fel9.202
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CHAS A. BAKER.
GEORGE W MOSS.
GEORGE SpRENSv.

CorrrfTsI0l a1DCIlted . aDDraLEe daUages-
lSeaD. A true copy. test - T. YOUNG.
CLERK BY r l. CJ&C,INGEASE. Assistant
Clerk -aZ1-a1-. elSG
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FOR RENT OFFICES
DESK ROOM

THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
SERVICE AND AP-
POTNTAIENTS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS Low. AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
BUILDING apiS-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE

NINE ACRES. 6-rcom house. barn. and is-ra
poultry hCusC. all In good condition; uniu-
numbered. & miles from city on Great Fails
ano Old Dcmirion Electric Road. cash price.
500. WI trade Tor city properly.
ROOM 81. LAWRENCE BUILDING.
ST. 18th 81 y w gcIS-s-s
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FOR MOTORCYCLES

One Re6Glng Standard rd.............. SO
one Reading Standard IS
One 1903 Reading Standard. .. -. ............ Isg
One Twin-cylinder Reading STANDARD. .... I4a
ALL N GOOD CONDITION.
7. n. MUDD. Jr.. Inc. 1323 " Y. ave Nv.
sa25-tf
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BO0KBlNDING.

MAGAZINES BOUND.
Hlgh-grade work at exceedingly low prices.
Paper and blank books ruled special
CHAS. H POTTER & CO.
Phone Main 1850. SO 18th St. " W.
oc23- sa-tf
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PRINTING
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWSe
White help and moderate prices. LEON [,
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
ocved 10 s21 @ n. ". Phone n Ti59
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FOR STORES

FOR RENT-N. 7. ave. s. E. groceries and
fixtures; 24x50 II. room. suitable for light
manufacturing Inquire upstairs. feiS-ste
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DENTISTRY

DOCTORS ELZET. I.EcITISTS.
Dentistry iu all bTanChg Guaranteed
s " Cor 10th and r Entrance on I1-h-
FaE-c0f
Connecticut western news., 1910-07-21
How Are You Fixed For Kitchen Things?

Earn money by saving House Furnishing Basement We going make decided changes and improvements here and need the t-
 4c Buys Anything in the Sc Section
 2quart Pais 1quat Dippers Cake Turners Frying Pans Kettle Covers Knives and Forks Spoons Bread Pans Coal Shoves hundred other articles just useful and worth twice the price asked
 In the 1Oc Section 9c Buys 1O-quart Milk Pail 6quart Pail with 10quart Dish Pans Bread and Cake Pans Dust Pans Flour Sfters Corn Peppers Sink Srners Coender Coffee Potsn fact any of everyday be found this section
 23e Buys Most Anything
 in the large Tn Agate and Galvanized Wares Get acquainted with this department money the things that make your housework easier ..
Connecticut western news., 1910-07-21
Hannocks

REMNANTS IN EVERYTHING IN THEORY GOODS LINE AT 25 TO 50& DISCOUNT. <
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-28
WOMAN CAN KEEP SECRETS

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-(Special. For
keeping secrets give Chief of Police
Steward Of Chicago a woman stenog-
rapher not a man. His experience in
the postal service with feminine sec
retaries and of late in the police SER
vice with the other sort has convinced
him that, all adages to the contrary,
womankind can hold it's tongue on
matters of Importance and trust. He
sent a request to the civil service
commission for a confidential secre-
tary and specified woman preferred
Asked about his preference, he frank
ly said: We'll, there won't be so
many secrets get OUT This is also
the experience of many captains of
industry, it being a habit of many
confidential secretaries to shut the
compartment of their mind contain
ing office secrets until they open their
desks the next morning. With young
men there often are intimate friends
and--a girl, one who feels no obliga-
ton to keep still. The rule of No
Women" in one big Office after another
is being modified.
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and night sessions will be held. 1t
has been suggested that Senator Per
CIV may have this important task
thrust upon him when he arrives to
succeed Colonel James Gordon of Mis-
sissippi.
Practically no business will be done
in the senate, except the considera-
ton of appropriation bills. until after
the vote on Thursday on the postal
savings bank bill.
The next bill of Importance to be
considered is the interstate commerce
measure, already reported from the
committee, although the report of the
majority has not been prepared. The
fact that it will be accomplished with
the views of the minority forecasts
a bitter fight.
Attorney General Wickersham Will
appear tomorrow before the house
committee On Interstate commerce and
expects to complete his statement on
the bill then. Representative Town
send CT Michigan, who is the special
champion of he presidents measure
is sc eking to have tic blli reported
Without amendment, as was accom-
plished in the senate.
The statement made by President
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor, in connection to the Moon
bill re,ating to court injunctions, &C.
counted one of the administration bills,
indicates that this measure also will
be strongly opposed
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Sausage Room.


In this department such portions of
the animal as are useful for nothing
else-in other words, the trimmings"
are forced through a power grinder,
and the rich, wholesome sausage drops
tacles, which are used throughout the
factory. The sausage thus made is. in
turn stuffed into the skins, prepared
in another department, and in almost
less time than it takes to tell it, this
article is ready for the market.
The fatty portions of the animals,
trimmed off at the cutting tables, are
transferred to a large vat, where they
are rendered into the well-knowp
Holly" brand lard, and conducted
through pipes to the basement, where
the pals are filled and permitted to
cool. The summer" covers are then
put on by means of a power machine,
and the pals placed in the storing
room to await orders. The company
manufactures a compound consisting
of mixture of beef fat and cotton
seed oil. the ingredients being stated
on the outside of the pals, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
meat inspection law, by which the in
stitution is governed throughout.
Mo Odors
One of the first things impressed
upon a visitor to the plant is the
absence of obnoxious odors, sucn as
are encountered in the average
slaughter house. Strong disinfectants
are used throughout the plant, and
hot and cold water, as we'll as steam,
used to maintain a perfectly sanitary
| condition. Dirt is our worst enemy
| said Mr.. Conway, and judging from
the manner of combating it, there
need be little fear lest the companys
products be other than represented
| In the basement, are located the
/ rooms for caring for the hides and
pelts, this being separate from other
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MarmOSetS are now
Offered for Sale

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb rs
For Sale-Two playful marmOsets;
fine disposition: beautiful whiskers
eat almost anything. Owner must dis
pose of them at once-'N1CHOLAS
LONGWORTH.
This is the advertisement that the
Ohio congressman contemplates insert
ing in the Washington newspapers, for
Mrs. Longworth-Mis Alice Roosevelt
that WaS-insists that the dear little
marmosets must find another boarding
house. Until a few days ago they were
the star boarders at the Longw orth
home, and had they expressed the wish
might have had nectar and ambrosia
for drink and food. But they acted
out, as the stage professionals say, in
most scandalous manner one evening
last week, and as punishment are to
be banished hence, and the farther
hencer the better the Longworths will
like it.
Marmosets are dear little monkeys
that. wear side whiskers They are also
unusually agile monkeys, unusually
sudden monkeys. as several of the
guests at LOngwOrth evening party
are now ready to testify. The party
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was getting along beautifully the other
night when the marmosets projected
their dear little Whiskery forms into
the drawing room. There was
scream, a scramble, some cuss words
from startled gentlemen, and the room
seemed to be full of zoology. There
We're really only two monkeys in the
party's midst but the ladies and gen
tlemen upon whom the marmosets
played tag. are willing to aver that
there was a whole troup
One jump would land a monkey
on society leaders high back comb;
the next would find another marmoset
sailing from a chandelier in the direc-
ton of a statesman's wide shirt front.
Then the two marmos would chase each
other clear around the room, using all
the bald heads and elegant coiffures
they could find on the route
When the two playful South Amer
leans were finally cOrnered. captured
and returned to their cages, half the
ladies in the gathering We're on the
verge of Mysteries.
That's why mick" has been given
peremptory orders to get rid of the
beasts
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Adjournment
Not in Sight

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Although
congress has been in session nearly
three months, none Of the party lead
ers has come forward with a predic-
ton of the time of final adjournment.
The uncertainty is due chiefly to the
opposition against some of the admin
istration measures.
Regardless of the fact that the dis
cussion probably will be extended over
long period on most of the bills on
which the president has his heart set,
it is believed they ultimately will be
enacted. This is true as to the inter-
state commerce bill, two of the con-
servation measures, court injunction
legislation and the postal savings bank
bank bill The statehood bill, it is fear
ed, will be severely attacked, but
Senator Beveridge, who will report the
senate measure, expresses the opinion
that il will not fail.
Sensational testimony given by for
mer Chief Forester Pinchot, before the
Ballinger- Pinchot investigating com
mittee is attracting unusual attention
Mr.. Pinchot will resume the stand
Tuesday. The committee viii meet
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of this
week and the indications are no other
witnesses will testify during that time
The senate cost of living investi-
eating committee has completed its
working program and it is likely day
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Meet After Is Years.

DAYTON, Wash, Feb. 27.-(Spe-
c:aD-Separated at the ages Of and
Z, John Borofsky, proprietor of Hotel
Dayton and Kirk Sheldon, a Portland
travelling man, met in the lobby of Ho-
tel Dayton yesterday for the first time
in % years. I'VE started to school
together in Portland and were fast
friends" said Borofsky. Although we
have both grown beyond recognition
our names have not changed and in
this manner we were brought together.
Kirk was and I was when weIast
saw each other"
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Crops Fail, Indians Starving.

Ell PASO, Texas, Feb. 27.-In dire
straits for food because of the failure
of their food crops and without even
seed corn for planting, the Taranumare
Indians of the Sierra Madres are wan
dering through the states Chihuahua
and Coahuila The Tarahumares are
peaceful and follow agricultural pur-
suits. Their condition is pitiable and
they are on the point of starvation
Captain Joaquin Chavez has appealed
to Governor Creel for aid for them.
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License to Wed.

DAYTON, Wash, Feb. 27-(Spe
ciaD-A marriage license was granted
by CUPID F'rary last evening to Ethel
Parke and G. F. Humiston, both of
Dayton. The marriage. it is reported
will take place tomorrow
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Class for Coiored Chauffe urs.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 2S.-A school
CT instruction for colored men ex-
clusively, who decide to learn the trade
Of chauffeur, was opened at a big auto
mobile factory here today
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steamers to Investigate.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Feb. 27.-The
Nicaraguan government has dispatch
ed two steamers to investigate the re-
port that General Mena, an insurgent
general has captured MorritO. General
Chamorro's whereabouts are still un-
known.
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Harvard Baseball Men Report.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 2S-The
entire Harvard varsity baseball squad
was called out today for active prac-
tice, which will include a southern
tour.
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Brecht Butcher company, for which he
formerly worked as an accountant, was
arrested here last night. He is being
held pending extradition proceedings.
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Arrested For Emhezzlement

VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. pa. S.
Geddes, wanted in Denver on a charge
of having embezzled $4,000 from the