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Barbour County index., 1910-11-23

Uel Major returned home from
Greensburg on Saturday. He expects
to be assigned elsewhere any day
He is getting a great deal of bank
ing experience these days, under the
direction of c. @. Chandler.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23

Three good mares for sale. In
quire of II. w. Stevens.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23

W. H. Wallace, Kiowa.
D. w. Mccoy. Kiowa.
F. o. Brown, Kiowa.
E. I. Long. Kiowa
R. P. Primm, Kiowa.
]. A. Cunningham, cKiowa.
w. F. Grouse, Kiowa.
Jno. C. Richardson, Med. Lodge
M. R. Kathrens Med. Lodge.
H. H. Mccoy. Medicine Lodge.
w. E. Stout, Medicine Lodge.
R. S. Crane, Medicine Lodge.
J. M. Cole, Medicine Lodge.
J. c. Gano, Medicine Lodge.
F. B. Thrasher, Isabel.
Fred Peterson, Isabel.
A. H. Painter, Isabel.
Ralph Ewing, Medicine Lodge.
G. A. Hibbard, Medicine Lodge.
J. T. Mills. Isabel
A. R. Painter, Isabel.
G. D. Updegraff, Isabel.
Ed. Boots, Isabel
G. M. Shepard, Isabel
F. J. Hardesty, Hazelton.
J. G. Jenkins, Hazelton.
E. F. Bowman. Sun City.
Irl Shuts, Sun City.
Lyle Bullock, Sun City.
H. F. Lake. Lake City.
w. Gillett, Kingman.
S. w. Ireland, Medicine Lodge.
G. M. Shepard, Isabel.
G.. P. Kimball. Medicine Lodge.
Ora, Mathews. Medicine Lodge.
H. s. Thomas, Medicine Lodge,
Geo. w. Hamilton, Hazelton.
VIM. Palmer, Medicine Lodge.
R. A. Palmer, Medicine Lodge.
H. A. Palmer, Medicine Lodge.
D. A.. Brumley, Medicine Lodge.
J. F. Aubley, Medicine Lodge.
D. E. Patton, Medicine Lodge.
R. A. Axline, Medicine Lodge.
A. J. Wells, Hazelton.
o. E. Owen, Belvidere.
Adolph Achenbach, Hardtner.
Harry Campbell, Sun City.
P. L. Lake, Medicine Lodge.
Seward 1. Field, Medicine Lodge.
Chas. M. Johnson, Medicine Lodge.
R. S. Benefiel, Medicine Lodge.
Jake Robinson, Hazelton.
Isaac Olinger, Gerlane.
Dan Snyder, Medicine Lodge.
W. C. Langhart, Medicine Lodge
Carl Mccullough, Medicine Lodge.
Chas. Huffman, Isabel.
F. E. Horton, Hazelton.
Garnett Richardson, Med. Lodge
Paul Richardson, Medicine Lodge.
Fred Buck, Lake City.
G. w. Runyan, Medicine Lodge.
c. D. Rackley, Medicine Lodge.
F, E. Princehouse, Hardtner.
John Ditgen, Medicine Lodge.
Joe Rausch, Medicine Lodge.
E. H. Evans, Nashville.
G. A. Richardson, Medicine Lodge
j. H. Skaggs, Hazelton.
G, H, Morris, Medicine Lodge.
A. F. Hauser, Kiowa. !.
w. B. Clarkson, Kiowa.
Chris Koegel, Medicine Lodge.
H. C. Shore, Coats.
E. P Moomau, Medicine Lodge.
Claude Moomau, Medicine Lodge.
ZOla E. Ikerd, Kiowa.
Don C. Lindley, Medicine Lodge.
Jno. c. Best, Medicine Lodge.
I. H. Hughes, Medicine Lodge.
c. L. Noggle, Medicine Lodge.
Egdar Moffett, Medicine Lodge.
o. Coriss, Pratt.
c. L. Corliss, Pratt.
Fred Moomau, Medicine Lodge.
q. H. Tibbets, Kiowa.
J. A. Bennett, Kiowa
Cleveland Murray, Hazelton.
F. lombard, Sharon.
W. L. Roberts. Medicine Lodge.
Ed. H. Taliaferro, Medicine Lodge
Earl Stephan, Kiowa.
Lee Stephan, Kiowa.
Ed. J. Pfaff, Kiowa.
H. D. Fair, Medicine Lodge.
T. A. Coss, Isabel.
T. P. knight, Isabel.
l.. C. Pagenkopf, Nashville.
J. H. Woodward, Medicine Lodge.
Dan Lyman, Kiowa.
w. j. Wiltshire, Croft.
Frank Parish, Croft.
R. R. Froman, Medicine Lodge.
J. l.. McCracken, Medicine Lodge.
H. D. Records, Kiowa.
N. B. Waugh, Kiowa.
J. F. Coss, Isabel.
VIM. Thorpe, Belvidere.
Clyde A. Simon, Belvidere.
E. H. Delp, Medicine Lodge.
F. J. Taggart, Kiowa.
C. W. Schuyler. Kiowa.
Curtis Henderson, Sharon.
TT r Miller. Lake City
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23
Township Officers

AOWASAAP
The following are the township
officers elected in Barber county
this fall. There wasn't a great deal
of politics in the township elections.
In many cases Republicans were
elected ON Democratic tickets and
vice versa. In the shakeup ten of
the township trustees are Demo-
Gratis and eight are Republicans.
Aetna
Trustee, Henry Farley.
Treasurer, S. c. Eckert.
Clerk, R. M. Platt.
Justice of the Peace, WIS Richardson
Trustee, T. N. Cunningham.
Treasurer. G. H. Reynolds
Clerk, ]. T. Spicer.
J. P, A. j. Ayers
Constables, c. A. Ashlock, c.. S.
Downey.
Deerhead
Trustee, J. E. Strain.
Treasurer, G. G. Cline.
Clerk v. E. DeGeer.
]. P, CT. Strain, D. B. Lacy.
Constable, w. G. South.
Eagle
Trustee, A. W. Bartholomew.
Treasurer, H. o. Williams.
Clerk, j. A. Wheat.
J. p, j; T. McGrath, ]. B. Shanks.
Constable, S. E. Depew.
Elm Mills
Trustee, w. T. Kinkaid.
Treasurer, H. P Hartley.
Clerk, B. s. Overholser
ElwoOd
Trustee, J. H. Sterling.
Treasurer, ]. A. King.
Clerk, VIM Allen.
J. P, Albert Watson, E. E. Smith.
Constables, HIS. Sterling CIR. Smith.
HazelCon
Trustee, w. R. Kincaid.
Treasurer, w. M. Fullerton.
Clerk, w. S. Ballard.
J. P, L. M. Landreth, J.C. Jenkins.
Constables, w. R. Williams, R.. J..
| Dunbar
| KioWa
Trustee, J. F. Vanhook.
Treasurer, J. H. Stairs.
Clerk, C. R. McAllister.
J. P, R. Buchanan, J. M. Miller.
Lake City.
J Trustee NJ. T. Roark.
Treasurer, 1. McCulley.
Clerk, H. F. Lake.
J. P, S. G. Stewart, J. A. Connor.
Constables, NJ. A. Davis, .Allspaugh
McAdoo
Trustee, A. Heflin.
Treasurer, NJ. A Rauhut
Clerk, B. W. Stitt.
]. P, Otis Shore
Constable, w. C. Knackstadt.
Medicine Lodge
Trustee, A. Schmidt
Treasurer, Geo. w. Horney.
Clerk, G. A Hibbard.
]. P, W.T.Collins,D. E. Tedrow.
Constables, ], II. Owen, &C. Johnson,
MingOna
Trustee, J. V. Bloom.
Treasurer, A. D. Baldwin.
Clerk, J. L. Cant.
J. P. VIC. Dark, L. Strickland
Constables, Harry Kimball, P. H.
Parr.
Moore
Trustee, A H. Callison.
Treasurer, c. Olson.
Clerk, G. Lands.
J. P, w. l.. Whitton.
Constable, Bert Vannaman.
NippawalIa
Trustee, C. Martin.
Treasurer, Geo. Mounsey.
| Clerk, S. L. BevanS
J. P, H. H. Mathews, Eli Harbaugh.
Constables, Geo. Fitzgerald, Henry
Page.
Sharon
Trustee, John Suhler
Treasurer, G. H. Burgess.
Clerk, ]. Stolebarger.
j. P, T. F. Evans
Constables, Joe Manley, w. W. Tib-
bits.
Sun City.
Trustee, Walter Saunders.
| Treasurer, G. w. Lott.
| Clerk, H. L. Campbell.
J. P, Lebanon, GA Hastings
Constables, Homer Hastings, VIM.
Ward.
Turkey Greek
Trustee, r. L. Kennedy.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23
Glenn Ellis, Lake City.
j. S. Cole. Sharon.

G. w. Williams. Medicine Lodge.
H. E. Cregger. Medicine Lodge.
F. A. Forbes, Medicine Lodge.
George Haun, Medicine Lodge.
Leo Cummins, Medicine Lodge.
Andrew Cummins, Medicine Lodge.
Ralph Wisner, Medicine Lodge.
E. S. Rule, Sharon.
A. j. Sullivan, Lake City.
E. E. Duncan. Medicine Lodge.
Ralph Duncan, Gerlane.
c. E. Knorp, Hazelton.
Parvin Knorp, Hazelton.
III. K. Kennedy, Nashville.
j. A. Connor, Lake City,
T. M. Kidd Medicine Lodge.
Chester Freeman, Sun City.
George Schoonover, Lake City.
r. A. Wonder, Belvidere.
John Campbell, Lake City.
C. S. Marty Lake City.
T. P. McCague. Medicine Lodge.
N. A. Wheeler. Killing.
]. E. Holmes, Kiowa.
Hiram J. Demuth, Kiowa.
Herman ]. Demuth, Kiowa.
r. E. Hoyt Kiowa. I
R. L. Robinson, Kiowa.
c. C. SHILLING, Kiowa.
w. E. Porter, Ktowa-
Jerry Fenton, Hazelton.
E. E. Blackmore, Sharon.
Obed Reed, Sharon.
G. E. Osborn, Medicine Lodge.
Paul Frederick. Medicine Lodge.
Fred Bauer, Medicine Lodge.
VIM. Ricke. Medicine Lodge.
o. B. Pierce, Kiowa.
G. G. Dill, Medicine Lodge.
w. A. Rankin. Medicine Lodge.
R. R. Buchanan, Kiowa.
H. G.. Peltou, Medicine Lodge.
J. c. Freeman, Medicine Lodge.
John M. Clarke, Medicine Lodge.
J. E. Coryel, Kiowa.
w. H. Huffaker, Sharon.
]. R. Woodward, Medicine Lodge
C. D. Priest, Medicine Lodge.
Fred Larabee. Isabel.
F. E. Sprague, Haddau, Wash.
Jud. Larabee, Isabel.
Chas. c. Painter. Medicine Lodge.
CT. Robbins, Kiowa.
r. c. Streeter, Kiowa..
a. c. Smith, Kiowa.
Gay Goff, Kiowa.
j. E. Dainton, lKiowa.
E. c. Carpenter, Hazelton.
II. E. Luallen. Medicine Lodge.
John G. Kaiser, Sharon.
Art Haper, Medicine Lodge.
Clyde Halkney, Medicine Lodge.
VIM. Harmon, Sun City.
Roy Bissantz, Sun City.
J. B. Springer, Medicine Lodge.
G.. j. Southworth, Med. Lodge.
E.. j. Mitchell. Wellington. =
A. C. Williams, Hazelton. ~
Roy H. Hall. Wichita.
Harry Gee, Wichita. 3
Gordon W, Lindley, Med. Lodge. =
Otto Southworth, Medicine Lodge.
Chas. N. Marshall, Med. Lodge.
o. w. Marquand, Medicine Lodge.
O. c. Louthan, Nashville.
w. A. Stephens, Nashville.
w. Iford, Nashville.
Earl W. Mears, Isabel. =
V. E. Sleeper, Medicine Lodge.
G. w. Null, Medicine Lodge.
J. H. Lennon, Hazelton.
o. E. Valentine, Isabel.
F. B. White, Isabel.
Dave Freemyer, Lake City.
Port E. Unger, Medicine Lodge.
Samuel Griffin, Medicine Lodge.
c. w. Kidd, Medicine Lodge.
o. A. Winter, Sharon
C. G. Baughman, Hutchinson.
C. w. Watkins, Medicine Lodge.
J. H. Hoover, Medicine Lodge.
Ed. Strohmeir, Kiowa.
w. L. Utterback, Kiowa.
Frank Miller, Kiowa.
j. E. Fadley, Kiowa.
Glenn Musgrove, Kiowa
M. M. Williams, Medicine Lodge.
Homer J. Clements, Sun City.
H. B. Mathews, Medicine Lodge.
w. G. Murray, Isabel
r. G. Burns, Medicine Lodge.
w. E. Lusk, Medicine Lodge.
B. F. Mitchell, Medicine Lodge.
R. J. Taliaferro, Medicine Lodge
]. L. B. Ellis, Kiowa.
G.. E. Holland, Nashville.
Roy R. Reed, Kiowa.
W. R. Brakey, Hazelton
Stole Ring
rrested in this city on Saturday,
charged with having stolen ring
t G. G. Shigley,S store at Lake
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23

For best bargains in land and
farm loans, see VIM. Palmer.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23

R. H. Hall and wife came in from
Wichita cp Tuesday of last week
Mr.. Hall coming to hunt and Mrs.
Hall to visit.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23
DON Bazaar December 7th

The ladies of st. Marks Guild
win hold their Doll Bazaar in the
Episcopal Church basement, We'd
nesday, December 7th. Supper will
be served in connection, beginning
at 500.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-23
Hunters Licenses Issued

The following is list of hunters
licenses that have been issued by
County Clerk Ireland up to this
time:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
Convenient
Credit Terms
If Desired.

Fourth, No 4, Hudson. Time, Iii ~
Class Gears selling $1,2O1 to $1,000
Won by No. II. Buick. Time. OBJ 10
Second. No. 8; E; NJ F; Time. 1.OoA
Fourth. No. 10. Patterson Time, ls19
Fifth, No. IA. REQ. Time, LAP
Glass D-Cars selling for s1,6O1 te
5000: Won by No. %, Buick. Time
0.5S; Second. No. Is. Oakland. Time
1.02. Fourth, No. 18, kisselkar Time
LII. tn, No. Il. Washington
1.214.
Class Cars selling for s2,OOl te
$4,000: Won by No. u. Matheson. Time
9 O.: Is. Second: No; 20. Chalmers
mobile. Time. 1.12
Class F-Cars selling for s3OO1 to
81. 900: Won by No. 30. Matheson. Time
O47. Second, No. 30. Knox. Time, O.5s
Glass Gears selling for $500 and over
Won by No. ~. Stearns. Time. O.50 So
Second, No. %. Chadwick. Time. 90
Class H-Cars selling for $4,000 and
under amateur driver: Won by No. 81
20, Chalmers. Time, o.5e Is. Third
No, "a. Crawford. Time. LOB %.
Glass k-Cars selling at $3.0G1 and over
amateur drivers: Won by No. ~ Stearns
Time. O.o1 A.. Second. No. o2. Chadwick
lic. No. iHu, NJ I'D, StearnS. Time
1.2S
Free for all-Won by No. 81 Chadwick
Time. O.36. Second. No 80 Matheson
Time. O.44. Third, No 81, Chadwick
Time. O.46.
Motorcycle-WOn by No. IA. Indian
Time. 0.39
The officials of the meet were as fol-
lows:
Hill climb committee-J. G. Nassauer
chairman: H. M. Luzius, F. II. Hack. jr
Referee and representative Of A. A. A
DIR. III. NJ. Rowe.
Judges-C. Howard Miliken, Osborne l.
Yellot. James Stone Reese
Timers-DiXon c. Walker Harry Well
Ter, F. s. Bliven, J. NJ. ZamCisk
Technical committee-E. w. Orr, j. NJ.
White. Lee Trembley
Clerk of course-Thomas c. Young
Starter-Howard A. French
Assistant Starter-Frank Olmstead
ScOrer-Thomas +. Brian.
Announcer-Harry E. Mayer
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0iling the Atlantic.
From Success Magazine.

From Success Magazine
Pouring oil on the troubled waters viii
be much. more than a metaphor If a plan
offered by the United States photographic
office is carried out. Its serious proposal
is to keep the path between New York
and the northern European ports well OIL
ed so that the waves may be kept down
and passengers may cross in perfect
comfort.
The photographic Office knows a lot
about waves, and claims that nothing is
so bad for 'em as oil. Moreover, oil
spreads quickly and thinly over the wa
ter. and hence the calming can be done
at small expense. quart of cheap Pc
troleum an hour for each ship would, il
saws, do the work in decent weather.
and S25 per trip ought to cover il easily.
With the big liners constantly passing.
the part carried away by the ocean cur
rents would be restored without delay.
Maybe some day we shall have wreck
ing crew to repair midocean washouts
in the oil track. Meanwhile the hydro
graphic Office will need more than crude
OIL to calm the storm of ridicule which
its plan has awakened. Veteran sea cap
tains claim they have never Yet seen an
ocean that would hold still long enough
to be oiled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
II Will"

From Success Magazine.
Young mon often make the mistake,
when they start on an important under
taking, of leaving open a way Of retreat
if things go too hard. No one can call
out his greatest reserves. do the greatest
thing possible to him, while he knows
that if the battle gets too hot he has a
line of retreat still left open. Only when
there is no hope Of escape will an army
fight with that spirit OF desperation
which gives no quarter.
Many a great general in his march on
the enemy has burned his bridges behind
him, cut off his only possible retreat for
the bracing, encouraging effect upon
himself and his army. because he knew
that men call out their greatest reserves
of power only when all retreat is
cut off. and when fighting desperately
for that which they count dearer than
life.
We are so made that as long as there
is a chance to retreat, as long as there
are bridges behind us. we are tempted
to turn back when the great test comes.
will you hold this fort?" asked Gen.
Rosecrans of Gen. Pierce at Stone river:
Il will try, general viii you hold
this fort?' II will die in the attempt !"
THAT won't do. Look at me in the eye
sir. and tell me, will you hold this posi-
tom II will" said Gen. Pierce. and
he did.
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license required by the Maryland act may
be obtained at the automobile license
bureau in the District building.

license required by the Maryland act may
be obtained at the automobile license
bureau in the District building.
Each act provides that where nOn-resi-
dents have been convicted OF a violation
OF the state motoring laws full registra-
ton is required. This point. however. Is
of no interest to residents OF the District
SO far as Maryland is concerned. mas
much as full registration and license are
In every case required.
According to Information received from
Richmond, Va. yesterday motorists OF
the District will be barred from using the
highways of Virginia unless provided
with the necessary license and identif1ca-
ton tag, the same as is required by the
state OF Maryland. The provision in sec
ton 10 Of the new law, which went into
effect June IL, granting two periods OF
seven days each TO motorists of other
states. does not apply to the District
Motorists of the District cannot go as~1ar
as ort Myer without being liable TO ar
rest under the new law.
This information was conveyed In let
ter received yesterday afternoon by lie
Roy Mark. who has been appointed rep
resentative for Maryland in the District
10 issue licenses to motorists VINO desire
TO enjoy the roads OF that state In re-
Spouse to a letter to the Governor OF Nlr-
ginia concerning the exemption provision.
particularly IL it applied 10 RESIDENTS OF
the District, he was informed tnat Tue
la does not apply to the District, Dut
only TO Otner states Oh t!lc anu lo'
that reason he does not think II within
his power TO grant the reciprocal reia-
tons provided in section I'D OF the act Tor
other states, and that residents OF the
District will therefore have TO OBTAIN
complete regist ra ton in order to run their
machines in this state The letter was
signed by p. o. James. secretary or the
commonwealth of Virginia
Section 10 OF the new act reads as toi-
lows: ANY owner or operator. not a
resident of this state. who shall have
complied with the laws of the state IN
which he resides. requiring the registra-
ticn of motor vehicles, or licensing OF
operators thereof. and the display OF
identification or registration numbers on
such vehicles, and who shall cause the
identification numbers of such state, I'D
accordance with the laws thereof. and
| nope other together with the initial let
ter or letters, of such state TO be as
PLAYED on his motor vehicle as In TINS
subtitle provided, while used or operated
upon the public highways of this state,
| may use such highways not exceeding
two periods of seven consecutive days In
each calendar year. etc.
In speaking of the issuing q Maryland
| licenses lie Roy Mark stated that regis
! tration certificates and licenses to op
| crate both motor vehicles and motor
| cycles will be issued. but owing to the
delay i'll the shipment of the tags 10 bs
/ displayed on the machines IL will bt
/ about July l before they will be ready
/ for distribution This will not prevent
i motorists from using the Maryland roads
\ provided they show their authority wheI
] requested TO do so.
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Quotations given below are for large
lots Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGS.-Nearby fresh Virginia, 2la22;
west Virginia and southwest Virginia
GOAL; Tennessee, 20a21.
BUTTER.-Creamery. fancy. o9a3Ois:
western firsts 2Sa29: seconds, 26a2S:
process. fancy, 25a26
CHEESE.-New York state factory.
new, large. 16aI6k.
:, PouLTRY;-chickeH=, spring. per
ers. ih. IL: turkeys. H.. 17a1s: ducks,
per h.. 12a13; geese per H., salO.
DRESSED ?OULTRY.-Turkeys per
h., 17a1s; hens, choice. per Id. is:
ducks. per H.. 12a14: geese. per b..
Sal0.
NEGETABLES.-Pota new. 10. 1.
per Dbl, 2.ooa25o; No. ?. Dbl. LOCALES:
Po ct. %a old her No b., l. per Dnl Looa
toes. per Dbl. 2.o0a3.OO; yams, per bbI..
2.00a3.25; cucumbers. per basket, 5Oa
1.5o; onions, Texas; per crate. 1.75a2.oO.
bbl. 35a5O: spinach. per bbl., 1.oOa
$50; eggplant. per crate, 1.25a2 90:
squash, per crate, 1.00a1.75; string
beans. per basket. 5oa1.oo: wax
beans. per basket. as; lettuce. per
basket, 30a40; tomatoes, Florida, per
crate, 1.OOa2.5O; celery. per crate, 3.oca
500; radishes, per 100, 1O0a20 90; pep
pers, per crate. 75aL75; turnips, per
dozen punches, 40; rhubarb, per doz.,
18a25: beets, 100 lunches 2.0Oa4.0O;
green peas. per basket. l.O0al5O: per
bbl, 2.00a3.00; asparagus. per dozen.
15Oa25O
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, per Dbl,
2.00a550: oranges. Florida, per box.
2.75a4.OO; oranges, California, per box,
2.25a3.75: lemons. per box. S.00a37o.
grape fruit. per crate. 3.O0a5.O0; pine
apples. per crate; 200a2.75: strawber-
ries, per OF, Call; cherries. per crate,
1.25a3.50; blackberries, per at. sac:
cantaloupes, per crate, 1.50a300.
HAY AND STRAW.-Ecy western
No. /, 2O.50a2I.GG; No .. I9.O0a2o0p:
mixed 17.00a20.O0: straw. rye. bundle,
f2.O0a12.5O; straw. rye, machine thrash.
9.0Oa1O.00; straw. wheat, per ton, 50;
straw. oat, per ton. 6.50a70O.
LIVE STOCk.-Hogs. per cwt, gross,
9.o0alO.0O; sheep, per h.. 4a4l2; lambs.
spring. per ID, s; calves. choice, per
H., Slea9; medium. per 10, s.
WOOL AND HiDES.-W DOL. washed.
washed, per h.. 23; hides. green.
per H., 8; hides. dry, per H., I4aI6;
sheepskins. green. each. LBS: calf
skins, green. each, s1.25a1.5O.
GRA1N.-Wheat. new. per bu.. S5a
98: corn. shelled. per bu-, 75aS0; new
ear. per bbl, 3.a0a4.15: oats. western
white, No. 2, per bu. 50a55. oats. mixed
per bu., 46a-54: bran. per ton. 200: MID.
ding. Der ton. 1900.
SEEDS-Red clover, per bu., 6.5Oa
100; alsilse, clover. per bu-, 6.50a7. 90:
white clover. per bu., l275a13.75; timo-
thy, per bu.. 2.3oa2.50; blue grass, per
bu., 2.55a2.65: orchard grass. per bu..
l.75a2.o0: Tedtop grass. per H.. sal2.
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It northwest, Stanley Steamer run

street northwest, STANLEY steamer run
about.
No SS4s. Ray Moore 1917 D street
northwest. Babcock runabOut.
No. 6s47, e. d. Moore. 1907 street
northwest. Waverly runabout.
No. 6s4S. ]. Harris Rogers. Hyatts-
vile, Md, Stevens-Duryea touring car.
No 6S49, j. j. Connolly, Sd and p
streets northwest, Maxwell runabout.
No. $3.50. Mrs. Julia B. Webb. apart
ment 9. the Regal. Ford touring car ar. .
street northwest. Maxwell touring car
No. 1852. Roy E. Haynes, District
building. HupmObile.
No. 1858, c. j. May, 1925 K street
northwest, Maxwell roadster.
No. 1854, Ellis S. Platt. HI Newton
street northwest, Pullman roadster.
No $685.. a. E. Mckay, 1886. G street
northwest. Ford touring car.
No. 1856. DR.. James Stewart, 1915 18th
street northwest. Buick.
, No. $751; r. b. Parrot & Co. Metro
politan Bank building. Chalmers-De-
No. SS5S. John E. Bowers. Tuberculosis
Hospital, Ford Model T roadster.
No. $3.50, Edward II. Able. apartment
4, the Baltimore. Parry .,
No. $3.50, DR. Freder,eS Yates Lou
No. 1851. T. Beach Platt, the Menduiar
! No. SS6e, Emmett Pursley, 1919 L
street northwest, Cadillac runabout,
street northeast, American Mors tour
No. 1854. r G. Smyth. Tenleytown
ID c.. Maxwell runabout.
No. 6S65, John NJ. Doyle, $50 Pennsyi'
wanna avenue northwest. De Tamble
| touring car.
No. 1855, G. H. Galiiher, 14l3 H street
northwest, Pope Tribune
/ No 6S67, f. A. Bennett, New Narnun
Hotel, Hudson touring car
! No. $685. G. W., Baird. 1oO3 Rh0de
| Island avenue northwest. FRANKLIN
| No. Ss6s, Thomas NJ. Quill. III 30
street northeast Manwell touring car.
No. $50, c. o. ROsensteel, Fores'
| Glenn. Md, Ford touring car.
No. 6S1l. H. G. Young, liz Seaton
Mace. EMF go" touring car.
| No. 6S72, DR.. A. NJ. Curtis. 1889 13tn
street northwest. Regal touring car.
No. SS73, William Smith, 221 b stree'
northwest Overland roadster
! No. 1874, ]. A Henderson. ROCKVILLE
Md. Orient touring car.
northwest. De Tamble runabout:
! No 6S76, S. b. NJ. Young: SOLDIERS
Home, d. C., Studebaker touring ear. :,
No 6ST7. Charles T. King, I-zo
stree, northwest, Stevens-Duryea tour
ing car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
MOTORING
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certificate of registration. may surren-
der such certificate or license 10 the
commissioner OF motor vehicles and
receiye therefor without cost. an oper-
ators license. under section l3S OF the
act.
Under the Virginia law would APP
near that no discrimination against au-
tomobile owners who are residents Oh
the District OF Columbia exists as is
|the ease with the Maryland act. NO
definition of the term state appears
and consequently j; would seem that
the word should be given its ordinary
legal meaning. comprising territories
~ the United States and the District OF
Columbia
Under section 10 of the virginia act
q resident of the Distridt who shall
have complied with the districts laws
licensing of operators. tEether with
the display of Observation-Disclosures regis
tration number on his ma"nlne ana
who shall cause the identification mum
her OF the District in accordance with
s,he laws thereof. and none other. TO-
gether with the initial letter or letters
Of such state. To be displayed on his car
may use the highways OF virginia 10
an extent not exceeding TWO perlous o'
seven consecutive days in each calendar
yeaA without applying to the secretary
OF the commonwealth for certihcatt
Of registration ard license TO operate
Otherwise a reguid" t"Etlicdte VI ios
1stration and liceHse must be obtained
The fee for the Certificate and plate &c
he paid by the owner is s. for machine
Of ID horsepower or less. $40 III over
~ and under - horsepower. ana y" II
- horsepower or over.
Section IL OF the act provides that
owners Of ears whose machines have been
registered since January ]. 1910 must
register their machines when the act
comes into effect-that is. June II. ON
registration under this act the fee re-
uuired less the fee already paid repre-
SCENTS the cost of registration. Number
plates acquired between January l and
June Is 1910, shall be retained until Jan
nary I. 1911. AL cars registered prior
TO January !. 1910. are subject TO regis
tration now that the act has come mac
effect and the owners must pay the reg
ular fee.
The certificate of registration ant
license under the Virginia law as we'll a:
the certificate OF registration and th'