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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGE-BEA HOME
IN Mass. ave, west of 18th st; lot %
feet wide; L rooms; price, $1,000: will
consider proposition on ether good prop
erty.
MOORE a HILL Gnc.l, 1893 C st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-BUSI PROP
erty IN Pennsylvania ave: a feet front
located near 18th St; price. $4,000
MOORE & HILL unc.l, 1888 & 81. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE = WASHINGTON
Heights; new huilding wide lot; leased
at $500; price, $4,000
MOORE a HILL Unc.), 1898 G 81. NV.
FOR EXCHANGED THREE-SToRY
ten-room house near 10th and 0 SITS. ::
lot zlXlO9: rent $3.50: trade at $500 for
q small house or cheap lot
MOORE a HILL Unc!l, 1888 G st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-A NEW THREE
story, ten-rcOm. Roman-brick house.
near 18th and SITS. tiled bath: hot
water heat; south front; price, $3.50:
trust. 5000 want small property
MOORE A HILL Qae-), 1923 6 st. my.
FOR EXCHANGED COMPARATIVE
ly new four-story eight-apartment
building IN fine renting section of the
northwest, income, $3.50 per annuna:
price, $4,000; will trade subject to in
cumbrances of $4,000 at per cent with
nearly three years to run; want houses
and cheap building lots: chance for a
good deal. This is a splendid offer:
owner viii make quick trade.
MOORE 4 HILL Une9, 1898 G st. NV.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SHADE. Specialist. rs fat

DIR. SHADE. Specialist. 72s 18th st,
WashingtOns Oldest Specialist
SO years practice trea ting nervous and
chronic diseases; also stomach, lungs
asthma. catarrh. appendicitis, liver
heart. kidneys bladder. structure dis
charges, general debility, and special
weakness; bloc and skin diseases. SDe-
cial and private ailments Of both sexes
cured quickly. Consultation free. Hours
10 to and TO $50 daily; Sundays 10 to
H. Chandler Building. Elevator and
phone 2I7-tf
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Rheumatism

And GOVT are now durable Results
guaranteed. AT office or by mail
DIR. NICHOLSON, Specialist Nervous
Diseases. Rheumatism. and Govt, 1905
II st. NV 352-tf
DIR. FISK ELGTN. EXPERT IN TREAT
ment OF special diseases. chronic and
acute. Both sexes. Consultations conf
Dental. Medicine furnished. Prices mod
crate. Corner 18th and Pa. ave NV.
Phone NJ 1871 Office hours, Q 10 !, 3 to {.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-DOG. POINTER, WHITE, WITH
yellow on ears; answers "RehO." Re
ward. 1902 NJ St NV go
LOST-BRINDLE BULL PUP, ON s1ST
ST. between DumbaTton ave. and o
ST.; white neck, , white fore feet: an
sWers TO the name OF Jerry; tail and
ears clipped Finder please return TO
1898 Slst st NV. and receive reward. 500
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AND HOUSE CLEARING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKENs SMILE
If you have he Acme" do your win
COW. once, and house cleaning ACME
WINDOW CLEANING Co. e2i G st nv
Phone Main n59.
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BUILDER.

GIBBS. THE CARPENTER: REPAIR
ing and remodelng; no job too difficult
1923 l. ST. NV. Phone North 1907 s09-1S0t
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District a Columbia Washington d. c. Decem-
DR. Il. 9i0-Sealed proposals viii be received at
ms ONCE until O'clock 2. m DECEMBER 81
f9ie. for furnishing twenty. more OF less. drawing
tables and drawing boards 70 BE- delivered az the
Western High School. this city Fonn Of proposal
Specifications hlue prints and necessary information
may BE- obtained upon APPLICATION 70 the Property
CLERK d. O.. Room $50 Disnict Building CUNO
II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
V JUDSoN. Commissioners D. O. de.a3t
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ED-EXPERIENCED HELP ON
paper boxes. GILT EDGE PAPER BOX
CO. 469 Mo ave. NV SCOTT
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District OF Columbia Washington d. G. Deem
Der u. isio.-Sealed proposals viii b. recniTed al
this Office until O'Clock p. m, DECEMBER 80
$40, for furnishing aud installing two chemical abo
rztory tables. with all Necessary plumbing connec-
tons, IN the Business High School this city Form
u proposal, Specifications, hfue prints, and all nec
essary Information may be obtained upon appliea-
uon h the Property Clerk. d. C., Room 81 Dis
trCt Building. CUNO II. RUDOLPH, JOHN A
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y. JUDSON Commission
CTS, d. c. de0G
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WORKING NEWS WANTS.

WORKNGMEN, WE ARE AFTER
the dollars, same as the rest, but we
do our best; here's a bargain test, tail
ored slightly used coats and vests $50
10 s.; save mon" for Christmas guest:
one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, GIG d
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TITLES EXAMINED.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAW AND
CLAIMS COMPANY buys undivided
interests in realty. lends money on same
undertakes 10 cure any defects In the
title thereto, and does a general law
practice Metropolitan Bank Building
Room al sSs
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BICYCLES.

WE HAVE THE VERY BEST BICYCLE
IN the city for the money-$20
I'VE can satisfy YOU
e. h. MUDD, JR., INC,
Is 1923 r. Y. ave. NV.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
~ firepToof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO. Hg-l2o 10Th st. NV. Phone
Main 4229 177-tf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C..
moved with care: packing and shipping
a specially KRIEG'S EXPRESS. 12s4
II St NV Phone Main 2010 Ss-tf
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUS.

FOR SALE-BLACK LYNX FUR SET.
large collar, latgst style mum: $50
value. for SIS Actress BOX IA Herald
ONCE. $50
STICKIEST STICKER EVER STUCK
Clues furniture. glass, china, books,
everything. ROYAL GLUE, 10c, 40c, 60e
Pints, 81. Druggists. &c. myl6-tf
FOR SALE-NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter; total adder. J. p. ROOT, 9TH and
G SITS. NV. 224-tf
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

QUALIFY-IF YOU WANT A POSI-
ton, qualify at DRAUGHON'S, 1917
New York ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
Is 18TH 81. ~.

Just above Pa. ave; handsomely fur
nished rooms; reasonable cafes near by.
Q
CAPITOL HOTEL" Sd AND PA. AVE.
nw.-Rcoms Soc. soc. and 75c per day
special rates BY the week 37-6m0
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WINn SHIEIn SAIE
AUTOMOBILES For HIRE.

PHONE LINCOLN 1874 FOR FINE.
warm. comfortable. White steam tour
ing cars; s. per hour: two hours, S.;
driven by practical men. 29S-tf
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING-a50: au work guar
anteed: 20 yrs. exp Phone n 718. or
drop postal. J. +. Herman. 1Eo Pa. ave.
zse-sn
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IRON FENCING.
LET STEWART Build

Your fence. Costs the least. looks the
best, lasts the longest. in fact, the best
fence made Get prices.
STEWART IRON WORKS CO., INC,
Phone Main SOP 945 Pa. ave. NV.
I3I-w tn : S-tf
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SPIRITUALISM.
DOGS. CATS. &c.

CHOICE Al SINGING CANARIES.
from imported stock. s.: females, &c:
breeding cages. Il 7 81 NV. 35S
DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE TO DIS
temper by vaccination with imported
German serum; particulars upon applica-
ton DIR. CECIL FRENCH. us 18th st
Nv, Z71-tf
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PURE CIDER.
SHOE REPAIRING.

Est 1879. High class goods only. Orders
delivered 10 all parts OF the city. Phone
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DOGS, PETS, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

GET YOUR MARKET BASKETS,
wrapping paper, paper bags, &c, at
DALYS. Stands S55-55-57 Center Market.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. S AND UP. So
lect stock. Painting and decorating. C.
OLSON. 61S h st Phone Tax 154 24G-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN LET Us MAKE
your new loans or replace old ones at
lowest rates OF interest. All transactions
conducted vita economical consideration
for borrowers. VIM. II. SAUNDERS &
CO, 14o7 + st. NV. 5Stfs
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C. REAL.
estate-LOWest rates Of interest. Pay
ments on principal in amounts OF 500 or
more received at any interest period.
THE f. II. SMITH Co. Bond Building,
l40s y. \. ave. 2l-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
of interest; special privileges with respect
TO prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. Inc. $50 18th st NV. s2-tfs
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PIRSr-CLASS SHOE REPAIRING-ALL
handwork; everything guaranteed. rea-
Sonable prices. j. STANLEY, sos 9th NV.
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RATES
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion.

Minimum charge. 10c Per day.
There is no extra charge for ads tele-
phoned. Those left at branches are also
At the same rate. but must be paid IN ad-
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED = TEAMS. BURR BROS
Brookland. ID. c. 35i
SELLING OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons, buggies. runabouts. sur
reys Full teams furnished at wholesale
prices to retail buyers, CAN'T 1905
d ST NV 2i-tf
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largest Morning Circulation.
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"R0CKBRIDGE RYE"
COLORED POPCORN FOR XMAS.

The only place in town where popcorn
Is sold exclusively. Result the best and
cheapest for the money. See US for your
Xmas goods. Wholesale and retail GAFF
MFG. CO, SO 9th st. NV. 3G
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SAI4E-CHEAP. STANLEY TOUR-
ing car. perfect condition in every re-
spect: tires practically new. Address
BOX ., Herald Office. 357
HIGHEST CASH paid for discarded rub
Der tires and inner tubes of all kinds.
Write, call, Or 'phcne /. CHASER &
CO, aG5 7th ST. NV. Phone N. 1853.
WIND SHIELD SALE.
SO $40. $50 ones 10 be sold at SIS, SIS, and
$40 Only a few of each Styles are zig
gag, ball-bearing, spring action. Every
one worth double.
ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO..
1915 H st. NV, Washington. D. c.
S3I-tf
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WELL DRESSED STENOGRiPHERS
some Pointed Remarks for the BeneTit
Of 4 critic Of Their Splendor.

To rHE ErIros oE TIM SrN ~ -Denci-nt-
e. e'Ne- cIreedingy dense NJ e's~ ne IL trying n
b. funny May he permitted - remini him 81
tn Old saying sughtly modified. thAi clnthe, do
not maze Tho lady' Evidently IN Eaging with
spend all their salary on dress - has a.led to
notice tho rrAny appropriately dressed. well man
nsrr snd often pretty women and girls Who have
teen forced ry circumstance not Always the
most p.eaSsni 20 earn tneir hviug IN the b'st and
most rerrunerAuVe Ny 'hAt presents its-H
d he Eir!s wno dress noticeAbiy ana SAyiy
are almost without exception the orcs who
hAl 2 good homes hut would retheT voTk fpr pin
money than neip ~ home Win the ho"Sev oTs
However wuen se Au may dep'are tn-ir attitude.
suppose there u M "a, IN prev rnt ADer heeplnG
rVslnons from girls Who actually neei then
Ary gir' Nhp hss grain II srRsc would stay
q home " NJ possibly could. and have No DOUBT
thatR "DenCtcnt- were IN question mat woman
who vearS shirtwAlst and skirt and whom you
80 On rare nscssionS.' he wogE md that the
Tlainest dressing j. accompanied b, the greatest
- ,.er,S ard highest salaries. and that the sor an
,.as 80 not a1>o many "tainr. % beng called q
LADY who possesses these usual, has -r~At
desire for home - her own iastcai - losing
her Identity IA vo-s
B4i - % Wor. per sr. .Dcarient over. ,1ss
how u.u, b % - properly managed home AN,
r.' - a.. . Informing him would br 60 great
ma fear o. attempt - Prrtap. sumo - your
otars readers may br wiling 90 ln4srtAse
SOMESH.r ANNurFn
yEu t0rE ~~.trrb-r y
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Cleaner Boston

A,,....,,, So, ara ,,r,o, los-, 81.
-. - -, =, NJ
-. IT,, sl.a,,l, ~, L., 49,, =, ~.
,ro,,d ., 10 Lp.u-p - IA ,i,,. 90 .d..Is
No,,- minds lie. r,,risb.d tho do.
q go. ~, H., o.. -,
-
Nh'' N'''"' ~''' '''''' ~ ~ "a, ~
-lghlne's now rI'iHsaidi. TIE leader
- not one ~ me OLDEST ara most re-
gpe"'Nl inhabitants, and th"re must he
pc ole who rake II hard that be should
ba prprlipor.'ly concerned ID. ..r.rt.'r.-
We rsf.- ?. tie H. Ion. 2 I'm
rp,tn tho If,y,- N, Py.s, ., afJ..,c,..
=. -.
~,
~"
''''I'' W '''''''H "''''''' 10 ~ '".'' WIS no
nav" no he'l ~ lI'"" 'I' iT'' -iHF".
His Honor ~" NlnNor has h't on The
idea Of form - " vigilance corgui.'t""
of a hlndrr thou and school ,lildrrn
In b..lp htr, tyt boir, ,a,ut,le ., tho or..a,
II, 80 ,,r,l,,r ,,,,I L,.,,.,,,,, 49,, -.
Wv
=" wv "'' wv" W wv VI "'''N
thah Wh"h ~ Nr'" ~ no" '''bTh'"h
letter calling On ~" q. ho"l children 20
JOIN in the crusade. SOM" "f u appeal
ing paragraphs are subj. Iucl.
-, ~
=, -, -, - :, -, -.
n. floor Of nj. hone or srhooiroorn Thew.
baskets ar. there ,or lusr TIA, purpose So Why
not let Us ali SErr" Tor the nc'' yea- when ~
frAin from do'nS .' And 10 hunt up suitable
osTre' ~ 'e'ep"''" W 4'''n we 'u''''h |N
oe p.a,, ~, a WV u'''',',' '''
80. ~. -.
,..,... 4, ,,,,,-,.,, q, ,s,. Kan, r,.- 80.
,ol,, q, IN o,r., cit,,. ant po.,,r ou,b, M, T.,
\. n.n,pd IN - e,reIen, A wors Tier, are
more than one hundred thousand - ou studying
In tt- .rhoo'' and u al ne G'.-r sou cast away
In whole yesr wee h~Hred up In some open
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4 Saratoga Anniversary.

Twelve years ago Yesterday the Hon.
EIIHr Roof, as a iurisconsult and
friend. delivered ~ Saratoga the mas
terk plea which enabled the Republican
convention TO disregard th. affidavit IN
which Colonel ROOSEVELT sworr. 10
avoid paying a personal tax on So .ooo
N New York that h" had been and was
a Esu.adsnt oi Washington
Mr. ROOF explained - clearly on sep
tember %, iSoS the distinction between
residence and dom,Cil" without enter
ing into the question from tho tax col
l,'ctors point Of view hist the doubts
which the convention entertained oi
Colonel ROOsTvEIr's constitutional eli
gibili'v for tho Office Of Governor o;
New York were difsipnted. The dele-
gates proceeded to nominate Colonel
ROOSEVELT thus opening 10 him IN"
door to subsequently llustrious career
IN higher offices.
Few men owe more 70 a purely legal
argument than the temporary chairman
70 to-davs convention owes To the
eminent LAWYER and statesman whom
he now meets AGAIN on the platform
az Saratoga under circumstances So
different. hut PERHAPS not less interest 70
ing II - because the occasion has be-
come historic that we now refer to the
chronological COINCIDENCE
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The R..a Ms Rs6a I'd.

To rHE FDrrus oy THx SvS So .U-f~l-nt
Whuse letter appears IN this mornings S~N ought
~ Wsit un ne has lived In this country . httle
.onger before he hings cheap sarcasm At women
stcnpzrsphsrs Ne evidently doesn't unds'siAnd
conditions here any better thsn h. understands
wnrers clothes ShirtWai.t ami skirt IN
d~-i why not put us In black uniform and
have done with - To b IN % sicnog
-arhers do appea- IN something that l. not the
everlasting shirtNa st and skirt. and n u makes
then hook more lsdS rss ~ IL because thev are In
The fashion not neC-ssarily mat they are inNr
prupria'-iv drr-s~d for business Hut peNcisni
:, cit ~ HI, dsothwhen SresulnE with the subtle
u~s ~ feminine attire
There are a good many thinEs 10 MS country
ma may Sem strange 70 him u migh' IA
hlu- little - lrsrn mat stenographers are raid
shout rive times a. much as they are s~-oss th-
Atlantic arI = thsy ran afoTd 70 'utulge =
natura taste 'rr nice clothes sse 10 Warrs0' IN
that ior ,Nrrasur criuctsn
Another ming. hey 10 marry NJ Deficient
arI u.HNr Gu,ti uiNss too Perhaps u YOU ar
nn' too OIL and will get i-v American IDEAS
Into vunr head one ~ ihn.e rb-suufY. s'~nog
raph.rs vit d-iEn n become Mrs -Drtri-n' 10
400 vpu Ar- 'Esi ne kind ~ oanmukerous -raie
whp 40 u Irs.st mat ne ne siylish I.l' bet
NV NoTN S~.t-rber - GE.Cs
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Tie alarm about bee pr,'~en, condition
of the leaning tower 90. Pisa u eroundl,~s,
according t. Mr. WILrIAl II. COOP
YEAB. an architectural expert who has
proved hIs competency in the line ~
accurate and minute m'lsrr,ment>
The chief dams" II that he report Of
the Italian COMMISSION which h'u- 60
am ned the tower NAV lr1d To the iIl.-
ny down uf tue tower IN the hope ui
rebuilding Il ~ moro stable form. Ia
the current number of the American
4 rrttteCt Mr. GOODNENR ANALYSES the
report of the commission and demon
strates from IL own statements and
figures that TIE m"ISuT"Inrur- u has
taken are misleading. that II has not
examined the records carefully, and that
it, deductions are Therefore erroneous
His suspicious were aroused by the
unusual method of describing the inClI-
nation of the tower hv she rat. per
meter. whereas RoHAuIr DE FLETRN
in iNja discovered that every story
above the first bends back toward the
perpendicular. and that n" measure
ments of NJ two stories were alike
He was unable II find any record Of
the commissions having measured tho
inclination by a plumb line from the top
~ the bottom Of the towers axis. ""
found too that Il admitted that II had
not examined RFSY and TAYLOR. : book
containing the measurements taken m
1879. which u not rare volume, but
had used an Italian book which repro
duCed their plates. but did not translate
'he text and supplied different and fan
cinl measurements He holds. there
fore that the commission deductions
are worthless
The statement that the tower has
moved eight inches since I>!9 is wrong
Mr. GOODYEAR SAYS that II is beyond
debate that the commission : figures are
TOO small by twelve inches and that IL Is
also hey ond debate that the inclination
Was increased by twenty inches between
| $40 and 1850 He ascribes IL TO the
earthquake Of lSI8 At any rate IN"
which Is greater than tho
admits, has existed since
/ SSa, and the report furnishes no basis
for believing that there have been re-
cent or progressive movements OF the
tower.
The character Of Mr. GOOpYEAR's
ANALYSIS and proof il naturally pretty
technical His argument - clear 20
any reader, however. and the results
he comes 20 disp"l all fear about that
wonderful architectural curiosity II
is 10 BE- hoped that his conclusions
will reach Italy and prevent reck-
less tamperinG with IN" great monu-
ment which has kept Pisa fame alive.
The renovators aud improvers are as
much to he feared for works OF art as
the catastrophes Of nature
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who voted for THEopoRE RoosEvELr
originally joined To sustain a resolution
declaring that Il was the sense of the
committee that there had been no mis-
representation or deceit m the selection
VI Mr.. SHERMAN in August.
No one, we fancy, will be- more inter-
ested than the Hon. WILLIAM h. TAFT tn
read this evidence and perceive on what
deliberately and wilfully falls" charges
he the President Of the United States.
was involved in a disreputablr fractional
fight oCCasionrd nv the ambition of
THEopoRE ROOSEVELT. whose author
i2ed agent ia this affair the Hon lLoYD
e UwIsCoM was.
The Hon. lLOYD 4. GRISCON has
learned easily the cardinal p"ltical doe
triue IT hi- great master. namely. to
charge uthcrs with fraud falsely and then
cndravur To suppress the evidence" tn the
end that honesty and purity may replace
that peculiar baSeness IN political man
agcm~nt which has made the very word
politician obnoxious To the p"ople
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To INV EDTroR ~ THB SuS So Nftsr N.
Insults Of the customs Examination are over the
returning traveilcr nnds himself ~AtapuItet In ,o
spusbble between ths harsmen and me iANicab
driver.
To DAY IN arrival ~ the ttAHAn Hn- stesrsr I
elected - take TAI from those warrant out.lee
th- pisr My luggage VAS put In and nv marty
STATED hut lusta> 0a> about - drive . Z police
man arQSared ard threatened N arr-sg the rhsuf
feuf u ~ carried out Ms contrart N transport ne
We AL "'anbt-ed oGt. the hscl men grInned and
sait something about a free country NhIrh
made al ltAy- snile
III" ur'hnt va that wouidn : - drarooneyi
ibio . harA. ! telephoned for = tati which 1 u a.
grAciousiy psrmir'ed ~ enter Meanwhile 4
Dozen empty rnss stond around over which ne
policeman stood guard lost ny trmper and
miss~i NJ uain
IL tad ~ TANK INV mAny silent suTrrrrs thi.
one protest must represent unlcs. the har,n-u..
union only recently got cUnTolo " the 81,
NEN NoHN September ~ FN.sFys,run
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IN wv Trfros ~ NV SvN noticed
ss"-.s-is. letter 10 this MORNINGS SIN. and
phue .Hrrot ~ fl1 nc necessity fUr ~ many
-I.GHHtv ,aI .lGirs 80 guug 10 nor every
n prr.r' 3 v..N % s.f 'Sst r.p'H-s 10 not maze
rsaI ady. s1I { have found IL - Ne ne "a 80
many r-rss whore ~ u.sinIv rrr-.~d stsnog
rrnh-r h.. shown better hre~dlpy than the -
c,'ird al, vhD hai rich and costly clothes On
her barg
q Io'- No words IN neNri-nt's- letter
canv we'll b-lis,c hat hat woman dD-s s,enor
rs-hg who vrars ,hlrfvsist ami .sir' ana Vhom
on- ,~-s IN r7r- OCCASION bu' n "a dreadful to
min. - adi-- wording
The natural inference e thst hera 80 woman
t. rHt cIp-usiveN dressed shr i not \ 'ady
ma, Be Younger Than NJ writer hut he tor
~ vii we % iea-n hat whlrh already know.
namely. mai handsorne clothes do not AWAY.
and Tor good breeding
SHBrvAIsT AND SKIRT SrySooR,PHtR.
NV NOEN September -
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Guide Post. for Death valley.

Prospcctnrs for gold are still irving
their luck IN Heath Valley. graveyard
II unnumbared victims Emigrants
moving from Nevada brave it, dan0erE
Ia make short c,lt into lnvo county.
California. and often leave their bones
IN tho desert For the t"nderioot Death
Valley has an lrre-i-t bile fascination a.
se"n in mirage from tho lofty submits
Of the Panamints or the Funeral and
Amargnza mountains.
In some places Il seems narrow enough
for a DAYS hike across II one does not
reckon the distance from water in the
eastern ranges Ia n camp site beyond
tho Panamints. In IN" mirage tho salt
beds look like eVpan-es of refreshing
waters and the wreIched mesquite
bushes have IN" alluremcnt 81 groves oi
living green. The last entiC"m"rt - the
fusion of brilliant colors m that trcaCh-
erous landscape. 4 compass and n
bottle - water seem 70 be equipment
enough - max" the passage even II
on" IL tsnderfoot but in tho furnace
heat and parching atmosphere ~ this
most fOrbIddlng ~ American deserts a
full cantcrn ~ soon empty. and u ~ a
hopeless quest 10 look for a water hole
The suns RAYS dry up ths brain in a
man. and staggering on in hl- dclirium
he takes no reckoning with his compass
Yet the old tides know whore "a find
water. such a. u is There are several
we'll known holes Saratoga Springs in
the south Surveyors Spring IN the
north. Sweet Water Spring near the
mouth Of Furnace Greek which flows
down IN the spring. from the Funeral
Range. and Bennett Wells under the
Panamnt-.
But the romance Of Death Nalley il
now 20 b" m"Inor-' and the perilS arr
10 b. 30 diminished that even the tender
foot should feel secur" IN entering the
old desert graveyard The last Cali
foruia Legislature" appropriated $500
for gIid" pO-ts 20 be erected IN the
Statr deserts. which are often lumpe,l
together under tho name Of the Cali
fOruia Desert. As "a place Of many
tragedies Death Valley ought to have
first. especially ~ the notion persists
that there are rich gold bearing strata
within ~ limits. From "A reference 10
m" matter IN h. San Francisco Chronicle
W. cannot tell whether any guide POSTS
ha' % pru erected ~ Death Valley it-rlf
Sp~- ~ NJ E'.ide pests have been pu' ~
Tho r~.' waiting for tho a~tlon ~ the -ounti~,
n vh'eh N" various aes-rt localities b,long
I-rIsr %" 80 'h- state aprrour1-'-. ani thr
r"a0Hrs lnsnu - wopid nave been wiser "a
have Hsd he Whole outlay for Guide posts rui
IN charge m the state Engineer with Instruction
n 20 afrad tn. dessrt 10 constantly
Beiag secuted ~ pEOspeclors. Aad the lure Of sold