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on 18Th St. near Park road. Io-room and
bath house h bargain at $50. upon terms
TO suit
In the seventeen hundred block q Kill
bourne street. lg room ana bath house hot
water heat handsomely 6uisled- exceptional
" cheap at the price asked Price. S7.5co-
On Irving street. west OF 18Th street. hand
some house with front porch on a large lot,
containing II rooms and baths. See Us
about this I you are locking fOr a nice home
toT reasonable sum- Price, $1,000
on calvert street. near the car loop. :
stories and cellar. Il rooms and . baths.
steam neat. trust az Al per cent only Price.
5000
one o. the hsndsoruest corners on 1sth st.
near the henesaU apartment house. 'front.'
ing 20 feet on this beautiful boulevard and
improved By a modern Broom double house
coLlta-illnB tnree baths; finished in quartercG
oak. hUt-wateT heat and open frepIaces. An
IDEAL home Price. S15-ooO-
on Irving St. west o. 18Th ST. tllree-starv.
hay-s-indoW brick haIdv-Ood finish. 10 rooms
and two baths fronts south. concrete cel Iars
steam heat ana open freplaces. LOT aCxIpi
feet Price $500, On terms 70 suit
On Columbia read: English basement house.
tiOnally vel arranged fc- entertaining This
IS nice home Price. Sl4.gsJ upon terms
TO suIt-
one o. those popular BlIlmore street houses:
lot 1850 feet 60 paved alley Z, S-s.orv brick
containing u rooms and bath. ? st5jryyavs-
concrete cellar, VITA servants toilet and iaJsn-
dry and heated by steam only S9595 Upon
terms u suit
Nice apartment house on Irving street. west
OF 18TH street, containing . apartments: one
; rooms and bath and other rooms and
bath: hot-water heat. god renter: total rent
$50 per month Price. s., 30. on terms to
suit
On Ghora~T ha-vra--, f--c---ss
nue. and 1feh street detached house on corner
well built; with ali modern couveniences
Price, $500, upon easy terms
On P street. in Georgetown. s-story. bay
window brick house containing eight rooms
and bath: large concrete cellar Price only
sor an Investment Good renter: rents for
50 per month
On Prospect avenue. Georgetown. s-room
and bath house Price. $500
In the FIVE hundred block Of 10th st. \ =
nice little two-story. Groom and bath house.
All modern improvements. only s. COO So
cash: balance to suit
In the five hundred block Of 9TH 81 : F
a s-story and attic. 10-room and bath house
only $3.50 This Is a good buy
Also other properties. improved or unim-
proved, an every section Of the city ana sub
SMITH & LATHAM. INC
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG
FOR SALE
A detached 5-room frame: large lot; choice
neighborhcoi- located opposite Kennedy Bro
beautifully built new homes F. a quick sale
a snap at 81 $50. Sl0o cash So per month
SPUGNARD & KING.
Z5 Evans Building ap24-st
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published olly IS information. not guaranteed
U.E a m Week DsyE.-PVJ'ual Ps-io:
car without change. Washington % Newport
News aud Old Point Comfort via " s. r
= < p Richmond. and G. & .. BY.
eco D n daIIy-FOr Virginia, West VIZ
rinis and Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
ers- Pa-lor car 70 Virginia Hot Springs Eess
$50 D n siiy-CTNCINNATJ-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Sold train 20 s.
f.or.fs .xt-Ys Pullman ElsepeTE CniClEy
stoDy only At important stations PCl.rlaz-
finest equipment
CFDcinnsti- Louisville. the West. Southwest
sud Northwest Pullman sleepers- Through
pullman 10 Virginia Hot Springs
4 O. carte. dining car service
C-hessUezse and Ohio Ticket Offices AZ Sd
Pa ave 1893 2 st. and New Union Statioz-
T--IsDboue main Ioes and 2206 for tIcketA
bazEass checks reservations. and taXicab5-
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sEABOARO AIR LINE.


Ie.05 a. n daily Iorida Fast NAL
through Coaches and Pullman sieepers y
Savannah and Jacksonville FarloT car Jack
sonvflIs 20 Tampa Through sleeper -
Atlanta Dining cars
AS d. n daiiy-'-The FlaminS0- Through
COACHES and Pullman sleepers TO jacksonville.
St AuguStine. Palm Beach. Miami, and
knights Key Connections Tor Havana
7.25 D. m daily SeaboaTd E-xpress-''
7nr-,szh coaches ana Pullman sleeDers Sa-
vannab jacksonville. and Tampa Also AZ
lanta Birmingham. and Memphis Dining
cars
z A. HAIR MOOD. g.. T. \
9 E Ryan. c. p 4. Portsmouth, Va
C T. Phillips. d p A. Washington. D .
aaa-sf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

B.-FoIlowing schedule figures publishes
cnIy as fnfoTInaIi0n and are not stsaraareet.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble Neua
Orleans Ashevtlle, 3 a and 1875 D n
For Chattanooga ana Memphis y-J3 a =.
da5 ..
FOR Roanoke Knoxville. CfarranO1za. b.
uiEghsns. New orleans 10.1o 2 m
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Ch1trzncoEa. Naz--
VILE Memphis. $50 = ID. daiiy- ,SIcer.as
ca open after 70 g. M
For atlanta EiTmIrF,77r. CelGrat-a
Charleston augusta. Alksn Slvlnnzt- Jas
aszv1sle. anG FlariGa points. AIS , ~ a. >
L S. BROWN General agent
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA washington APRIL
% 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
ceIve5 AZ this Office until O'Clock . n
SATURDAY APRIL 80. 1910. for Plumbing
work iH fHe Chevy Chase and Reservoir
Schools Proposals, speci6cations, and me- ss-
saTg information may be obtained q die
chief clerk. Engineer Department. Room ~.
District Building CENO H RUDOLPH
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM Y II-D-
SON Commissioners sp-3-eESu-Et
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R R

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour % trs OGd HON.
10 PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK.
200 q m-DiEeT. Pullman Pzricr Car
1870 a. mL-5-hour train
$50 Il m--Diner and Pullman PzrIor ca
i1lsoo = n--Diner and O6seTvssion PuiluzAz
.I.oo D n-Diner and Pullman Pa-Ior ca
sec , m---Royai Limited" All PuIIraAs
Five-hoUr.
tG.oo D ua--Ccaches 70 Philadelphia
$50 , Tn--Dinsr and Pullman PzrIoz
-s.oo , n--Soaehes % NsS York
'1z.Is n T.-sieeps-s 70 New York
'2sse 3 u--SleePers to FhiiadeiPhiz and Nee
ATLANTIC CRY. f7:OO. 900: f1I-Oo =
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
fNeek Days. = u 20 II D n
90 T5-oU $50 100. "a fS-50, sS-S9 90
pa. IIO.gu. .II:oo q N. -Iz-oo noon tlz.65.
sI-0e. His. f2-oe, -5-o2 f5-20. -3-SQ f4-JS
1855 .s.00 15US. 's5S3, fs-6o. $50 tive, 50
fS.a. .IC-63 JOS -1I-s0. 'I2-Is y. Z
Westward
CHICAGO, sl.29- $50 , "a
VILE $40 a n. -S-oS , "a '1=.sJ aIEa-
PITTSBURG. 80 - n. ~. 's-1H D a
'I2.s0 night- Sleeper ready. 10 , N
CLEV ELAND- -s-l0 , N
COLUMBUS. $50 p N
WHEELING. $40 a m 80 D n
WINCHESTER ts'lo - u. ti:oA f5.Ss
> FREDERICK. ts.aa. 500. ss.Is A. n. IL.
HAGERSTOYN. 1910 a n f5-Oa D Il
ANNAPOLIS. "7-So. : a n. TICS rseA
fs-so 1s.S0, $3.50. and $3.50 p N
TELEPHONES al al Of The foIiOSIua
Ticket OdIces: lGi9 q s., LeL Main 1885, So
Pennsylvania ave-. Main rs. New UL.os
Station Ticket Odice- Main ISL 11forna-
sN1u Bureau Man $50
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FLOOR OILS

C. T HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish sc "a Hon
delivered Try I5c mot delivered ,
Phone Main 5s5S Ofice lI3 Pa ave ~ "
GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE TRY IT
Wa NTED-AEeuts- everywhere apZ3-7rH
GEN COL.ORLESS FLOOR OIL on sale Al All
department s1ores-housefuruishinz Is depart
ueaL rnhs1-S1ts
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OR SALE-A SEHI-DETACHED
home IN frst-Class section o.
Column ia Heights handsome home
or six large roJms and tiled bath
concrete cellar under entire house.
TuTE4Cc heat interior finished in hard
wood and beautifully decorated In
excellent condition Lots Of extra features
have been added By owner A perfect mod
eTn home az a greatly reduced prlCe-g7I5
SHANNON * LCCHS. rs 18th ST. \ W
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FOR SALE-A VERY GOOD RESIDENCE
section iu the central northeast modern
home 90 rCofus and bath concrete cellar
under entire house improved heating sys-
tenn deep lot 60 paved alley In excellent
condition Owner leaving city willing %
sacrifice at S5.t00- A SNAP
SHANNON & LUCHS. u3 18th ST. n "
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

INDESTRUCTIBLE STORAGE I.000 ROOMS.
Inspect this warehouse and note the cleaRli-
ness and manner OF storing furniture Moth
Proof Rooms FOR furs. rugs, etc silver
Vault Carpet Cleaning Automobiles Pr
amos Padded Vans for Moving Lowest
Prices FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
is-s Z ST ap2l-u
FREE. FREE FREE.
Why pay more and the risk, besides
viii store your furniture for 81 psr month
per Load, and give you an insurance policy
UNION STORAGE & TRANSFER CO,
Phone West S. apls-tf
SEPARATE ROOMS. also by the load; well
BOWLING CO.. 6l2 z St NV. Tel NJ SIS
zD3-s0t
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED
We vii dc yCur moving. packing. and ship
ping, and take IN payment old furniture.
CO.. 7th & S SITS M Phone North zz7a
nhl0-s0r
EOvNG-City or country. large three ca
hsrse padded vans Estimates OF By The
load LITTLEFIELD. ALVORD & CO.
COLORADO BLDG.
telephone W 7s7-s-s- mh1s-soS.eXsu
We MOVE ANTTHING-Fr0m small boxes
and baggage the heaviest machinery.
cialty- ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER < STORAGE CO.
sZo-Szz z a. y. W Main 500
GET OUR ESTIMATE On Absolutely IRE
proof storage. moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. $50 10th 81 n y.
Main as. 5ez9-ts
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AUCTION SALES

COLONIAL BEACH MUNICIPAL BONDS
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Thursday. May u. 1910. at i II. viii
ofler for sale at public auction, at the Town
Han IN Colonial Beach. Virginia, for cash,
municipal coupon bonds TO the amount of
four thousand Eve hundred dollars, the said
bonds 20 mature I'm twenty-five years. and
bear interest AT the rate Of six per cent pay
able semi-annuaIly- Bonds to be IN demon
nations Of five hundred dollars each. and
70 be sold not less than par value Al
bids submitted must be approved by the
Town Council before being accepted
BY order OF the Town Council Of Colonial
Beach. Virginia. RUDOLPH WATSON,
ape5-2ta Mayor.
WE VIII. SELL Al the auction rooms. c
q. SLOAN & CO Inc, 1907 9 St NV, sat
urday- April %. 1910 Al 10 a IN. 20 cover
storage charges. all goods and chattels stored
in names Of Julia Garrett and Charlotte
Dugan- BAUM FURNITURE SHOPS, 23o4
18th st. y W ap22-6t-exSu-l
G G. SLOAN & CO, AuctIoneer.
VIII sell April So 1870 all goods stored with
n. II. HOLLYWOOD. 8th and K SIS y ". 20
cover storage charges, IN the names Of Mrs.
HoughtalinE or Mrs NJ II. Young. r c.,
washington; Mary Chase. and Mrs r H
Smith ap24-st
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FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONA WE'LL.
located on Columbia Heights a fine mod
EN- home Of rooms and tiled bath hot
water neat trimmed in oak THROUGHOUT
neariy new MUST BE SOLD. Price $50.
A SNAP.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 1g 18th ST n "
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FOR SALE-A SEII-DETACHED HOUSE
in this nue section al s., GO IL a very rare
thing Located near 18th and r SITS y. W
splendid brick dwelling u 8 large rooms
and BATH Al condition Owner leaving
town. bas cut price materially for a quick
sale.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 1g 18th ST y. W
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FOR SALE-A DETACHED CORNER
house in a beautiful section RuIIt OF
brick and stone BY present owner as home
contains s rooms and bath HOT-WATER
HEAT lot -5Niols adjoining ioi also FOR
sale AZ low figure A very attractive prop
osition AZ S1.l50
SHANNON d LUCHs. us 18th ST. y "
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FOR Saloon PESSA- AVE 8 z. a
beautiful bay-Uindow brick dwelling Vi
rooms and rflcd bath. modern and Up
to-dste in every particular drst-clasF con
dfrioE- To an immediate purchaser-s2, Sc
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SHANNON & LUCHs. u5 lFTH ST y. W
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE Az
INNEST N E-eST WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us OR LISTS ARE TIE MOST COM
PLETE-OCR PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON * LUcHs. 10 18th ST. y W
Il
ron SALE Tc CoLoRED PURCHASERS.
sIx-RoON BAy-wINDow BRICK.
NEAR 18TH AND YOU y w
NEWLY PAPEFtE1D AoDEEsN BATH
2.551
2-sTORI 5-RCo1I AND BATH BRICK
EASY TERMS
LOCATED on y ST y
ROOMS AND BATH tBRICK3
EASY TERMS
VIZ. H. SAUNDERS & CO 1907 F St y. ".
an-5--r
FNcR sALE-INs EsT1IENTs
Rent. SO. Price, $50
Six ry5oms and bath Convenient location
Lot 2+iz feet wide
store and dwelling and stable
Rent. SSS-50- Price, $3.50
Modern brick house.
siS rooms hath, cellar and furnace
Nent, $3.50 Price. 5000
LEWIS & JONES COMPANY.
OF z 81 y W
Price. $500
Cheapest hcSse on Columbia Heights.
Euclid St near 18th
81 rooms and safh
Lot z5xI50
LEWIS & JONES CO. 6I7 St y. ".
a32-ss
FOR sALE-sMlLL BUSINESS PROPERTY
Price. 500
18th 81 5. <, rooms and storercon.
Rent. $500
Price. s.. 600
six roons and cellar and st0reroon.
4 good grocery business conducted at this
stand
Rent. $3.50
LEWIS & JONES CO. s17 E St y. ".
FOR SALE-NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
a NICE LITTLE PIECE OF
BUSINESS PROPERTY
a GOOD INVESTMENT.
LESS THAN S3.e00
OWNER SAYS CAN RENT FOR IS
e1s NEW YORK; Z E. 3 STORIES
BATH; CORNER or ALLEY
STONE & FAIRFAN
1872 NEW YORK AVE
ape5-st
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR A HOME IN n. W.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

BEAUTIFUL pebbIedash and frame
cottage, with bath. furnace heat. gas
and a large lot one fare 20 Washing
ton Price s. 500. Terms 500 cash and
50 per month.
CAMPBELL & swan. SIS 18th 81
FOR COLORED-Splendid new bun
gslo1r, located on two nice lots with
IN the District one fare, price E.750-
Very easy terms
CAMPBELL & SWAN, SIS 18th 81
apes-st
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

SHANNON < LUCHs. 10 18th ST. y W
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO Buy A
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us
OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
our PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 18th ST y ".
FOR Saloon COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
close to line. a beautif-:i colonial
design home Of 5 ROOMS AND TILED
BATH OF FLOORS HOT-WATER
HEAT oak trim throughout. nearly new
and in hrst-ciass condition. large front
and rear yards To Immediate pure haser
WIZ sacrifice at $3.50 A GENUINE
SNAP.
SHANNON q LUcHs. rs 14TH ST. n. ".
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
oIEain IN an 6-rOoEu dwelling. near 7th
ana sts- y. w modern and IN first
class condition: a desirable locality. where
Il IS a rare thing 20 get such = good house
at 50 low price Cheap At - 500
SHANNON & LUCHS. 10 18th ST n. ".
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FOR sALE-NEAR sTH AND MASS. AVE.
n E: splendid bay-wfndoN brick res
soence OF large rooms and tiled bath.
concrete cellar unde- entire house modern
heating plant very substantially construct
ed and in Al condition A bargain al s.. go.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7I3 18th ST y ".
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Oue secondhand 1910 Ford tour
about complete equipment COOK e. SrOD
DARD CO. 1913 II ST n w ap16-2t
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FOR EXCHANGE Al FfvattSrffie--I.srze ten
room dwelling. al modern improvements
hlt-Sater heat fruit and SHADE trees out
buildings VIII trade for snail houses ln the
city Or unir1I5rOEel ground Gail address
WI SHEDD HOLTON. owner. 1907 n -.
y ". aoa5-gt
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AUTOS FOR HIRE

HANDSOME PRIVATE I'VE and seven pas-
sengeT automobiles and raxiCabs- lowest
rates in city; $50 and s. per hour. special
rates for trips theaters. and receptions
CENTRAL AUTO CO. 1888 ST. X w:
Phone NJ 1858 aua5-9t
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on 18Th 81. near Park road. IO-room and
suit
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POPE WAVERLT electric runabout. good
condition. sec. Can be. seen az 1910 y ST
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For Sale OF Rent.

FOR SALE OR REST-Ca the Blue RsdE,
mountains. near Penmar. a Beautifully 70
For information apply to 1frs C. II AN-D-
Frs, Woodsboro. Nd a-2s-f9t-
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ADVISE Us OF YOUR WANTS.
We WILL FURNISH II OR FIND IT
FOR YOU
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM. INC,
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SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP

inning Saturday,
Neze, in it. but just
shot about left All
this hapepned quickly that Akin
the little Hebrew.
ftyhree point pretty only
to played but chance for Bob Browns outfit
that gives this last home series element of uncertainty The
Beavers tie the Indians winning eight They
have break though the the local lads
smuggling.
Shea Cartwright today's game. They
yesterday get along
out the cripples.
The habit of roofing
Indians They
Seattle yesterday
just the
all theirs.
Umpire Hall left pace.
We have Frary with us today
Sunday both
first game will be in the morning nd the second after the circus
Nordyke esponsbl
erda He scored two in the first with double two
the third with triple He ended by scoring Davis liner
Killay is to pitch this afternoon Gardner
straight times Can he do it today? Here's hoping
in region during
the last few days that the there veabe fish
ing paradise.
One Of the
show which T. Griffith who affairs charge will be the
best In years.
spike. invented Dsoten Spokane.
baseball player tried in the yesterday by Lou Nor
enough to be Injurious the player which ghts and claimed
to be just as useful to keep player from slipping
race in the Coast league where
team Los Angeles has than the leaders, Portland
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The scores: r. H. r.
Gold Coins o O010160"- II s
Dodds ....0001 10000 0 Z
Hardwood. 3 100000 z IA 8
Brownlee 01000000- s s.
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HARD SHEDDING
FOR HASSAM PAVING

of the board was unearthed, and II
was found to have been granitoid
the same as on Division street. And
now Hassam has been eliminated
and the property owners on Stew
ems street will be given granitoid
as prayed for.
Property owners in the Fourth
ward, north and west of the court
house have suddenly discovered
that there was a move on foot to
pave about mile square of that
territory with Hassam. The pro-
moters of the deal had managed to
get some of the hustlers in the
ward interested on the plea that il
was great public benefit. On the
discovery of the deal a storm OF
indignation has been aroused, and
Hassam will have a rough road to
travel in it's effort to get through
the Fourth ward job.
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Hassam paving-H. d. Merritt's
city hall paving combine-is having
hard shedding these days. Tuesday
night Aston street property owners
arose in arms and said that they
had been bunkoed when Hassam
was ordered on that street, Indiana
to Buckeye. They filed a remon-
STRANGE, that, if it is needed by the
city council, will likely put Hassam
to sleep on Astor street for a while
at least.
Property owners on Stevens
street signed for paving with grant
told concrete, but when the con-
tract turned up for letting it was
concrete that could be made only
by following the Hassam patent.
The board of works at first tried
to insist that Hassam concrete had
been petitioned for, but Friday the
original filing record at the office
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STELz, ONE PITCHER
WHO CAME BACK

Chris Stelz, ex-Coast Lacquer,
with his no hit game, and Magee
with his two singles, double and a
homer in four times up were the
stars in yesterdays City league
games, which were won by the
leaders.
The Dodds and the Gold Coins
clashed first and Stelz was SO
stingy that the real money team
won by a score of 81. After that
the Brownies and Hazelwoods met
and this time the league leaders
won II. Hetchko celebrated mis- re.
turn to the lineup by getting a
homer and a two Dagger. Malone
and Johnson put on the feature act
of the afternoon, making relay
catch of Veley's short fly to left
the ball caroming off Johnson't
glove and landing safe in Malone's
care
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them here and they waxed ingen-
ious.
We're going to show them in a
tent" said Cohn this morning, "and
the tent will be just one foot out
side of the city limits. We have as
surrance that the county officials
won't interfere, and that the tent
we have will hold about 1000 per-
sons. AS soon as we get all arrange
ments made we'll bill the town
again and announce the location.
We're stickers, we are"
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Almost all Of tho children Of Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony, are able to
swim, thanks to a large public bath.
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bs,Hm4au st BelS ep. isaI Gsl l.eF#
ks 'x-r .u-u asa cs .t B.. q.
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BONNER LET'S LAST
GAME SLIP away


Ostdiek signalled Bonner for two
or three wide ones in order to
catch a runner on the bases yester.
day, and after that the 10 year old
phenom couldn't settle down, and
the lowly Turks overcame four
run lead, and then annexed two
more, giving them two wins for the
series. That makes three out of
the last 10 games that the Turks
have won. Nordyke drove in four
runs and then came in himself, but
with the exception of Cooney and
Davis, not another player got a
ste hit.
Although the Beavers made five
errors in the coast game. still they
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hospital corps also will put in a
fortnight of outside training.
Along with the seasoned regulars
several hundred men composing a
number of companies of state
militia will share in the militia will
share in the maneuvers. 1t is not
decided yet how many of the ma
tional guard will be present.
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NOW THEY SAY
THEY'LL SHOW
EN- IN A TENT

After Mayor Pratt proved to be
fight picture man, Eugene Levy,
and the Hillyard council wouldn't
allow the Reno views to be shown
at Jones hall, the promoters got
desperate and threatened to leave
town without giving the local peo-
pie chance to see the pictures.
But then Sam b. Coin and Levy
thought Of the $93555 which had
already been spent trying to show
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had no difficulty in putting the Tig-
ers out. Of commission, and won,
1913. The Beavers have just dropped
two out Of the last IA games, so the
battle this week ought to be well
worth witnessing.
The attendance last week wasn't
very hefty, but II the fans know
what's the proper caper they'll turn
cut better this week to watch the
contenders than they did during the
past seven days to look at the tail
enders.
Yesterdays scores: r. H. E..
Spokane ..20300OO0 0-5 z 1
Seattle 02300-7 8 /
Vancouver s 100000 80 10 5
Tacoma :. .01000O2O
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-29
JOHN |, TELL HOW
t HAPPENED
At RENO

The modest Roman of them all'
IL in town today, doing a spelling
stunt at the Pantages, telling
crowds three times a day how 1t all
happened at Reno. John L. and
Jake Kilrain will always be remem-
bered for their famous mill, but it Is
of more recent history that Sullivan
is talking on this tour He says that
the battle last July did more to
kill the fighting game than any
other 10 fakes that ever were
staged. The next time a white man
gets a good chance to knock out
Jack Johnson, Sullivan says the
purse will be about $4,000 to
$4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-29
BAKERS WILL
FIGHT COOKS
(By United Press Leased Wlre)

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %
Stragetic maneuvers of the army
bakers and cooks, promising sew
eral interesting skirmishes between
the flapjack turner's and the bis
cult creators, will commence at
Atascadero, Cal, on September 13.
The entire Eighty infantry will par
take of the sham battle vacation on
the governments big tactical field.
Four troops of the Fifth cavalry, a
battalion of the Eighteenth infan-
! try, three batteries of field artil-
lery, nine companies Of the Thir-
tieth infantry, one company Of the
Signal corps and q company of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-21
Misery in Head

II had misery in my head, was ir-
ritable-wretched. A druggist recon-
mended DR.. Miles Nervine. From
the first l improved, and 1 con-
tinued until l was entirely we'll
again" MISS VIOLA BAKER,
Orange, Texas.
If you are subject to headache,
backache, neuralgia, epilepsy, weak
stomach-the chances are your nerv-
Gus system is run down All the
organs get their energy from the
nerves, and when they are out of
order, it is because you lack nerve
force.
DIR. Miles Nervine
restores nervous energy and conse-
quently strengthen the action of the
organs.
The first bottle will benefit; II not,
your druggist will return your money