davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sae-Fresh COW. Dan Kemp, Phone
l3l Udell. AZ
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-Fresh COW and calf: good Jersey
stock; good mixer; lots of butter; price $50.
B. Jensen, star route 10, Mt Hood road, 10
miles out. M
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

Wanted-Two good Jersey cows or mixed
with Holstein, must be fresh. Z. +, fouts
Cooks, Wash. az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-9 year old bay mare weight about
ll50. John Haktl, K No 3, phone 3O4F ap2l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17
For Sale.

One mile from Hood River High
school. Price rice. len acres improved
with bearing or near bearing treel.
Inquire or write SIT Pine street.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17
Neat Tailored Suit

for about what the materials
and trimmings will cost you.
Then by buying early you
get the benefit of the whole
seasons $ wear and feel better
satisfied with yourself in ev-
cry way for having got lust
what you wanted. We have
suits for misses and extra
large ladies as we'll as an ex-
ceptionally large stock Of
regular sizes. LADIES'
TAILORED SUITS $9.75,
$40, $12, SIS, $40 and
up. No extra charges for
alterations.
- @M> MMaW A&zM wRM sA um mw
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For sale-Vose upright piano Pone 235x
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-My residence property, l0l7 May
Street, second house west of the High Schoo.
Price $500 Also 10 acres one and one-nalt
miles south of town on the West Side con.
tanning 60 two-yearold Yellow Newtown
trees and 30 Winter Banana trees. Price
S70OO. az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale Wheat hay. Phone 1879 NJ. al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-Half dozen swarms OF bees; phone
or call Odell l29. Geo. f. Coe al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17
AS Easter Time
Draws Nearer

the more you feel as if you
ought to have a new suit
and right you are. Why put
off when our line is so COM
plete just now and you can
buy yourself q
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

Wanted at Once-Man with good team OF
horses to do general ranch work. Job will
last until July 10 and perhaps longer. Phone
A. Schiller, odel lx2 near Dee, Ore. al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

Wanted Thorough ghbred Rhode Island Red
Rooster. Phone O72L. az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-straw berry plants grown from
one year old plants. Very best OF plants; any
quantity. &C Walton, phone Odell 2x3, Mt.
Hood al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-Bay mare, ll00 lbs, gentle, works
single or double; cheap. ]. l.. Groff, Mt.
Hood. nj
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-Team of mules and harness; we'll
matched; six years old. Phone lg3M. ~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For sale-Bay horse, seven or eight years
old, weight $50 lbs, perfectly gentle, not
AFRAID OF autos will drive single or double,
good riding horse. Geo. l. slocum. az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For sale-second hand force pump. j. W,
Rigby. al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-Hay. Phone 2O5M.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Rent-Cottage at Paradise Farm In.
quire W. NJ kollock. Phone a7L. al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

For Sale-l0O lots In Irwin g. WatsCn's first
addition TO Hood River. j. W. Rgby. al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-17

Lost Between Trues store and ldlewiIds
cememetery-Arrowhead stick pin set with
garnet. Finder please leave at Giirs store
anu receive reward. Sam Eby. az
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in that STATE The oHicials 81 the assoc .
ION hays asses: he !e, = snIr' II New as'le
,pun'v. in viii nGmh"r ~ roai- ar.
,pus'rg, ton ~ a recent meeting 81 n"
court Nhi, builds ant maintains ~" roads
non ana Joseph hanrrnf' u mr'nhar 81
tn. executive committee, arg ned ~ favor
- standard sI~, tN' atoms 'nr HIGHWAY
y"'cn.-tp 5p 81 oP Rosg. d isg%
~ Washington regarding ~" -I,. %
tons Tor som" % ~" Proposed ne" roads
mo op ninn Criticised som" ~ u" spa =.
'artous III" low court. h"'"v"r. AWARDED
-a.., in,a'Iuu- - bli- based on them
rtd been asAsd f'r ~ j. hoyed that "a"
r'or'~ 81 ne ASSOC .at'on viii result ia the
'4f.Ir. uirhVav 'mproN em~ni.
some - ~ roais that nav" re~n i'm
proved -, emily IN 'ne county ARE already
showing -.gu- ~ wear and may have 20
10 rshulf r"fpr" very long A. "a" county
way 'Wur"' rm"n' 20" a1'"mGhih-'- h"t'
that standard -r'' ~ a'I"u- Vlil 10. uui' KY
n nl.i ,n ~. =" on n ra, n,S NJ ''""
,"muiua',on au'omonl" hose wagon
and ."-,.,.ul Ere -ngin" rs- N...u ordered
g., fu" t.fg luf!ort'te. uI savannah. ga
li' '"l I.i' = =" %" ;W' INTO -"rtt," carly
iu September
Iu- management ~ t-- N'ou'n 'I'n-
rIHh..- >ue"dsAv f.l .frtr..' |.t,' -
m Nuh tfNli#f ~ . fE.'fs' Tor IHf- OFT .fI %
Drsui Trty- type prry.'-i EN-. IN entities
en- 10 -.',.Ifci ?" mace the even . Success
n 30 far~ - I'm a IIut-HfU" .Ip aud =
hIg 'aSr pris = 10 10 u'"I"i
Whore warsr must b" diverted from ono
sd" Zoo 'U" of her OF . rpIi 10 -hvHIi fs,. ~.
rI-i h"U"a'l The -Utin. " Hh tu'su- u' pipes
co. .ui,"r'- "i 'aIt.iI. .,l".i'i.sf" Il" carry
''" ma. iiuH'n amount 80 N"'"t NH % vail
- - Demand pG--i 20. ave STATE HIgLvaf
''uurUII--r hunter uf I"uu-l lya,u..
Pipe 80 -'I.I .Ihl" uI'arf.Sl when PROPERLY
lad ,p-' H''I.s ~ MOTH |ug fp MAINTAIN 10.
ii ~Ah- Te'tIIIT" ,"us'tr.. AffruTfuu aul A..
ir' |H"'f'. frai"VIt.H 10 prevent 'pp.i
SLi"r from "A-r'i"N.us down fh" -ufi. "a.
81 ilt" fu.li lurv ar" Al-p -s.rfuTI~ uIl-t.t IT,
30 travel. no r"t-tus ."'f 'u.'.rIalI. 'Is.
-'erTu"-- OF tie Mills NbsT'. the. Ir. u.,.I
and maatus ~" "-sars The hAIlius 81 ur,
IuTft"hsisIN smaller lua j.
In the majority 81 the pvu-Iflp. IN which
AuH af'"mpf o. made - AIRY NatDr A ma.
below In-t"asl Of above he road .lIri. %
~ o.. done hN means Of plank 'ui,-rf- usually
~ ilIe the IArs" water 'orr--- are -p.ufI...I
20. s'ru 'ur-- ,un-i-frug 10 rarf. 4 mai
y molly. "i wood ~ some frsfau. - -rsr..
I.t- been t-s-i "a "a 'sTE commemorative man
u"r uu' - D., found tlar mani of rI,. ~, r''..'
o. ulN "Ti- aud draIU- M. have ga..rl yI..r,
81 s'"r~ have p''eu lad uu ~ ~ men. zen,
tu'siln"' Nhi' va ct m sSf"v rrlr. 'r f'..
~" e--i'F ~ sNprV-tNa rDpA,r-
Iur tl. smaller .uIyar.- ..pI J,..,. 10.
Nii'h -tu""thu">- Of In'Dri0r -lrft .. - dc.
Z. ram" I""r "iud- "i pip" az" Available
fifiH'-l iay a-i RON. corrugated iron ,,-i
on i~'" ~" I-~ ~ Vood tor 81. b. uur
I'u-@- - 20 10" discouraged ArI Az -. - %,
81 snh 'utN"rf- should b.. rsFIu ..l r,' .,, p.
- u"f mater 81 ~ TArfdI' - rtt 90. 4. III.
IRON 'N .u.".- '"rN ,r"fuI.. prYf.. . q.
a." ,"I| liable boo ur".AAyr B. .. ,., tr
the highway Department ~
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. -econd passed n1il by Tram elipNsd
tNtuE To- score
Ia the eighth Deesau's 'TDubles hartsd
once more Mos rev walked. kpnetChy
beat cut . hunt - l.sLEoA EVans d. blet
Muwrey counting Phelps ho had tats 20
hr"rnAhsn'z place h~hind the bat o. lrttng
he seventh. singled, s"oring kone' nv and
Evans Cakes fitted to RuT,h Hfvrrr
rolled 20 smith for an ont - fT-i lhclps
taking second Lush singled rn~,ps s,-ur
ing
Ia brooklvn's hAlg ~ the righ'o Two we're
down when bauhs~t punched a home r.ln
drive 90 the centre teld all Wheat ended
''e round WIT foul to Phelps Haur~r
"a the ninth made NO 0rsi error ~ 'hs
game when he tInhlrd llumTrl buundsr
EuT"h nted 70 L,lns Lennon singled 70
l"ft. aud Nhsn tl.s tImbl'sd tho ball HUM
mel made thiru ana l.snnoN took second
smith ont. Hag~er Go konstChy, AlloS I'd
" Wiusl to S,urr MCIlNe~n, hating for
lrNtG. a." latter being forced IN leave the
game owing - having a ringer spit nv a
foul ip. tupled tu night aud lennoK nted
- >shU ended ~" game with a Nv Ia Evans
Nss
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rirr~ErrD Auc 100 r." Dt,u'- ,ap.
'uf-I %" 'hIrt gam" Of 'a. ,r"-s.'' s-r -
from 'hs world = ,hTrIIInu. 't'- tt' -r.uuu
bN E'glHyIug hem 81 ~ =. co. and 'a.luH
udyau'tF" "i ~" poor frit.r; On 'hs par
~ Adams tie local 'v,r'"-. vLo pitched
great bal 20 fat ou'rr'u'Irs Nltha,-ur.
nu' rs two errors gave no GIANTS chance
80 uak" enough runs % wan on
Ma'hswsoU wa nH' hard all during The
g,u" In only one inning he eighth. dii he
Pirates FAIL 90 get = bar In -. frat ~.
champ ms crossed he plate after Byru-
had l.-u rubbs..i - = dulr's nv DeyIn
who made q voraer' o gll, IN the uu''-r
hard ''p - third Leach 'ripl"I - lr''
ard O. moment later "ro-~~I mo plate IN
ttmUr-lI- -rnsla to l~f'
o. 90" -..'und The Giants 'is.I The score
HrIaO.,t beat uu' = hunt 20 Hr-' b-~au.-
Adams 'luei o." over lie D7g DsvlIu
singled 20 rish'. s"uIlrz Hr!dveIl to third
Ner.Is hiei 10 Wilson. WA threw home
rll4.-g both runners on n" base Movers
hf 20 Warner. who had pl"n'r - time -
get BrIdvcll a. ~" plate uu' threw - Nc-
h"'huI" Ws'ead. getting brNln. RrIdwaii
scoring
In ~. 'aIr'h F!vur doubled - le', cen
ire. fopA third On Wilson's -lGg' - centre
and scored IN Gibbons -IuE." % r"r're
10 20" seventh the chants -"pTei tvin.
Iirrds~il NnlGei and psvlin -iugl-.i 20 l"f'
Merkio hit .o fr-' and Adams ran ~ front
OF Flynn. who was waiting On The ball
fra pl'' her failed 20 get MerSlH and then
threw over tlyuu's head. BridV. ell scurIry
o ud Dev.u going 80 'hiri Du Neyar-'- ut
~ fT-i bsNliu -"ored
~ ne nlu'h tNO more runs we're .Nnt
around. p"Nllr making his third hit 81 the
g4fra Mcrklr hf' 20 Adams Who throw
Ir.y 80 ...,ud AMI both men were SAT-.
k..l-- -..ut 20 bat fpr Meyers and h.
placed t PREV -a'riN'e toward third that
u.uN"'i bon men Up base Mathew-ou
hr long ~ 20 Wilson scoring pevliu
and ou 10, ur-'s 'rIpl. over ,ampbell.-
head N"rks came hpfn~ r.. score
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STELLAR PITCHING IN BOTH
HIGHLiNDERS iNDTHE CLETE-
LANDS HRF An EVEN.
Naps Win second In Eleventh InninE. hut
Don't Make a Hu an HuEhes In the
FIRST Nin~ Ford strikes out EIeN en-
other American League Results

Thor iuuEI" header Nth The 'l"v-lauiS
vss'erday 4 tn hrfug ne " ighlsud"rS
any nearer 20 -a.url place. took them
u''le further sNHy "a fa.'. - 'h"v broke
even with 'h, ,l~ye'iut- aut iva Bo-'nn.
shuf out m. Wh"a Soy lu he second
game Tom Hugne- ID ,lI thai other pitch
err have done who have no hu games To
their credit and without hughes getting
that credit Hr held 'n~ \su- h.tless Tor
ntne innings only - hs beaten In tho
eleventh In the hr-t game Ford added
eleven scalrs 20 ~. s'rtseou' collection
The Athle'.rs had lftle trouble putting the
Dpiroits AWAY. wh Ia a third -hutout o..
CARED m Washington where the browns
won from the hoE- team IN" results
New NorL. .: Cleveland. FIrSt game.
Cle,e Gland. 5; New Norh. q second game.
H~ciladeiphia. .; Detroit
Bos,on. .; chicago, a.
%. Louis. !. Washington. %.
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~ DA.As Dallas. :. Shreveport
~ san antonio van Antonio. :. Galveston
~ 40 Es'nn Houston NAro
= Ipr. worm Fot' Worm u. OLlaho--,
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'as
- outs
" arlington

Runs 81 LOU, stone :. N-Srr-~ Hart.
So 1re hits STONE Newman ~.uI.U bose
Nrv nam. , TTusslAls tDuut- rIays NArf-s..
TrucS,!tl~ ami newman NNUArr Q. a,'4|r n-.'
NrwuArr. rr4rstaIr NA|Nr- ami NrWGarr..
lrursia'r ant Newman Itrst 49,. ~ bsI.. tF
,,ro"rr. OF p'ry. 90 rci'y >'rIc. oI'
y" Grnprr T. rs Dfsy WA pi'rA t'a'
!.''' uu h,>e, ~ Louis 8: Washington fi-.,
Nn.~ uu -rfr~ - lpIIs .srlre n ever
tr . ID. minutes
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sonIhrastrrn Lraxne

81 Rome Rome = Johnson CtIy.
~ GHa t~u Apr-.s'py,-l 4 ,adNlr n 10
~ knoxville knoxville $ A,hs,ifr -.
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E.H- Wu,'rT Hc-zor NNr~ncv Cinriurnt
f-HI .'r'"f4-. I'iChrlL IsS,eTI G4ars~
frH uN.r ~. no. ltss. 'Is-Ae Nsri1-n Ta-~e
'.-. ".'. 'I'.ar. RarlI-n Nreney stolen
NH-ss .1f.Ff N..lrF 10 lie nIsvs- p 80
a.. "u.l'.'. >IrHa sHi N..rpe SNr-tng- al
f.... lnprfi ~nnrts I'T II hAse or hsIl- ~
ss..H- co." I.rpra Stracr OF ~ GAspar Z
'. r.rv- Pos ocs Ir'f o. hssrs 'In
...r"I a BOSTON. = UG'r- 81 ,EIrf TOMBSTONE
f'." ..gr, fsNou. Tl-, hcIf ard -
~.r 80
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~ 'oJIs


Rams rtuoAyu uauhrrt Humrrl lI-nnoH
= trUis ~ as -ius. rIlS MO~re, : Eon-i-hN
T. aus hrrSnahAu . pheipe Cakes ush
Irr base his Pans : Nheat Ttrrr uase
gi' uakrs rus Msfhreu HoE.. :.n
la b~FG "a Tlnre 80 HArsSF IASsrC halls
y. IRWIN Iu~t 'As- on hAl- an RaTFer
~ b-~Sau. 2. StTuTk out ~ ISArrcr l bot, lies
- tli's .bT Raigrr lu thIre uuinRs
%" "a hAs~> ~ Ipui. Hrroklyn G7.,Irc
in NET brennan irld ufIT'rc OIAy TIW-
tnUr ami ~ ~ rI.r>
IutrNI' ~ l.. rUuAuE.FHI, .v -
sI"Nu". Aps 81 Two l''s. i,,n uN--s bu
hs'> o. "a riu,r hIi sH error gave ui,,Eo 'Irr-
f-as Aud he game he tie riErth inning 20 dAS
~
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EtSTERv LEAGUE.


b. Pyst0 AUG s. To Ptson- hung on 70 the
N"VArS. - one 2 % eSrh anu 10 1ln'h vNsn
b. putting o. some -~~'-I p0F. s-sr 'Nr .fss'nr.
kuosAssi u.E three runs arf spn Inc .-u--
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'ha''~1 20 g-,-r- % '..- ninth 'ualuz
'ba'f~d -. Ainw. .u ,-- ninth InuinT

Totals N
'Ba''~i TO g-.-r- % '... ninth fgulU.
'Hs',~d - Ii,m. I'D ,-- ntT,h inains
T ~" ,S.. %rSSS5 :
H-rsi- pr'.yI'g Leah r.rur rpn's,- B. o..
,swpbsu ''h,0n. 'vrn .1r~- ra-- ~,
L.'A. D.. .r- ,,oi~r 49, asnau.i 81
Ms,hs,.ou VS. u,,s N ban, - Si.~g
o. o. N ~" 1900 ,-'I,t. T o., -, N'r,
1nPir" hs'~ I'm" 1"r' ami IS rr.04'-s
sr L"Jrs y i..l. rs""ErYs.
~ f"rr Nc ~ he Cardinals 10
cI-rseiv 'Tounrei BfpuaIrn today T. 80
one ~ the greatest iI"" hi''inz contests
seen he~~ 'hi- season
Bfssnahan stared ih. hrs .Ioings IN ~.
40 "ud round WIN -irgI- uak-s irtpI..l.
Bre-nshsu scoring
Harg-r experienced 40 hu..es' tine of
HI li'" 90 49," 'uirI ant I'LL. -'arI-I tho
round rt'u -IuC." Mowrev -frrIe,I
kpi"f'uv vaIA"I I,sus singled scoring
t.s and Novrey Br.snahan hit ~ H,r
ger AMI hon"''hy vts allied on ~ third
Oil"- IMPLIED. scoring Fvuns ant IIresua.
han i'nus"r hi~l 20 Whsn' Olk"- count
fny Lush and liuggin- v.rk"d. Euts
-.ng 81. Lush s.uriur
l'"-s"u took Blrg"'. place -tar'ins the
f"n'' one vu~ dow u Nh"n IVAN dpH-
bod h."-uahsn drove cong nv 10 Dayii
-"n "'--- -Irz,"i. E,an- scoring
'-u ,fur'~i he rirr with an our To-
Vi. 'iHES .n- '-H' "Ti hun' 30 B.-.-Iu.
: DE 'r.pi.ai -surrg Huyztr-
t.u'- 10 ~" -iN'h singled q, ,ar,r, and
''Ha -"."'i ON Il p1--'.i n,lI Er~-ush.u
-"r' IHrz frul - Vr"r pt..- yy,Y- ..t, .
smith '" prun""' F..r- ',A.nr ..rt
0' Annette" .-as.~ T,-A Adm -
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~,r,v,rr so-Io~ sFcuNp 1.HE


Totals , e 70 ru'a- u - . q
ftts' N o q n (,
zinc mat O /.
fru. ga.'Nn IuTf's I.n~fnnau Psan
IfnH .'Hsl Two Hs.s Hi's Tsskrrt Shame Vrrk
T'rr" raS" hits tN.H"s. ~fraU stolen bases
Hu.Ht1g' = fasAT~' ..y.hI~ trlaNs I or.-i
gAr ami Npb.'F-I ~1rTiNc~ hi'~-FgAn
VI frnsa rAsEsr' -s' has~ "a uA or ~ ggS
Nrnrs out rs SygEs i~ft On hss-s
Cincinnati. = Boston r-p'r- "a rhI- ra~'n
!isd umpire f1hrs'pn- fine ! hour ant g.
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,It $50 20 % % 90 90 % % .. .
hpsfbH
Run ro.tru ~p"A."r -wt. Fns.s ..'npss
lpu FHs" l's huu'vr ~IssLEr 'ugr THREE
HA>' go p..u- |Iurlr an IrN.> "a. fin,r
b. hto'.s nouble pa, >rn'' AMI Taalrhtu
Lett Oh hNsct bu>iCn. % tU'.Agp lIrs' bAs~
IN tal> ~ >,ult >'.'.rs OFT -Rv rurtu-
- >rott ra>,ri nAl-Blo-k Fn.HT~ la
CHEF Frriue tivid IulpIre--pIureu IHms
ho't sud o.; mis- Hir>
- touI- w,ZHfNUIuS
WN-HiNdIuN Nug Gtuoul "a. VITA A. 3
lne'rt' I'VE IN RE Hr~' .uHtug anl The browns won
IN" game righ' thew trl'v Was ut freely. p. ?
Was s'rHdN NJ >'prs
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out BY KAsr .. by Hughes. : >arria,e his
lAPoTte Austin stolen hass la ne Umpire
= ho4rs
FaILsusLFEtN O.. pNrKoTI
litu AnEiFHiA. Aug s.. The N'uiTgcs out
hsil"i Detroit - day s'.I Won ra,iN 10 >cur,
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iINg tNNNII ava NJ Cincinnati NO
ron Boston his afternoon Hn'h Ga,par AMI
y -, pitched rrrrfivr'. AMI Trrctt ~zi gfr4f
.u0,rt Dr.pa' VS. ~ IN ne wrist Nv % b,'tci
hH| Ne sil 10 oI' To- >rVr-A. rae
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~ ~ ~ = TT'NFTE N NJ NV 7 TNNINE
rrfru.r % % u.. r . % % q
fHIIata phiA
|.ur u~trnft ,php Ih|a.I g.rN.a ..Tuns
ba."f HavN lsgY tlrs. .H.r on 'rrHr
Hrifp.f 80 IN hss~> rh'HfcI9nIr rrfrpfi
'"r~' bs-" us hNlis 90 summers Or
Hpu.s r'r... u.r nv saint rrs - To-
'pr.hs Three '1.r hi haACr Two has,
NE u|UnN hldFtug ~ArrtHyr N.' NartN
stolen uHs~ GOTH .tu.H.' g'aN~ daring aru
a. H.rn. iApp nut tu..u. f.|F tr'tN .ur.rr.
y np.r~ 900 yhl~f ,unuu.' I.riU |u..'r- ~n-r.
frn I|."r no ? ...l % "......
FHarnN O.. ,Ht,,Du
h"srH' "a 80 There va> suotr~' Of 'h1--
Nh' hl Eam~> here 10 IAN N-'urs 'IA ~ the
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Game. Scheduled for To-o,,

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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
CARPENTERS CALLED OFF
UITIMATUM AGAINST THE
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY.
Action of the Executive Council.
Building Trades Department,
American Federation of Labor.

: There were important developments in
the strike of the carpenters today when
Business Agent George W. Crosby and
: Organizer Reilly of the Brotherhood of
Carpenters received from temporary head
!. quarters of the American Federation of
!. Labor at Atlantic City an ultin,atum
: against the AmaIgamated Society of Car
:. penters- 1t is signed by William Spencer
..of the building trades department of the
:. "a F. L.. and directs that all union men
: who are acting as -'strikebreakers'' be at
!: once called off from the work on which
:they are engaged.
= The receipt of the ultimatum caused
: futter of excitement in trades union cir
: cIes. Should the Amalgamated workmen
: leave their jobs at this time it is said
/. tie-up in building operations in the Dis
!. trict may result. The ultimatum follows:
5. In tine case of the Carpenters
= brotherhood agt. Carpenters AmaIga-
: mated. re Washington. l.. c., the fol-
Z lowing action was taken by the execu-
Tive council of the building trades de-
!. partment:
Resolved That the local union of
3.the Brotherhood of Carpenters be, and
!. rs. hereby instructed to immediately
!: become affiliated with the local depart
: ment in Washington. ID. c.. and the
7 ANA lgamated Society of Carpenters be
z and is hereby instructed to Immediate
ly withdraw its members from all jobs
= where they have taken the places of
= members of the Brotherhood of Car
> penters; and the Amalgamated Society
-.,is further instructed not to allow their
members to work on any jobs unfair
ito the brotherhood of Carpenters in
1.-THE District of Columbia.
- Both the Amalgamated Society of
and the Brotherhood of Car
= penters are instructed not to admit to
.-membership men who are I'm bad standing
= with their respective organizations. pend
ing the settlement of this difficulty
The secretary of this department is
instructed to act in conjunction with the
interested parties to bring about sat
isfaetory adjustment of the present rou-
BILE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
new HOME PLANNED
Four Propositions Submitted
to Oldest inhabitants.
ESTIMATED COST, $4,000
Members Asked to Cast Ballots
Within Thirty Days.
CASH FUND OR BOND ISSUE
Fourth Proposition Is to Remodel
Present Quarters at Estimated
Cost of $4,000.

Plans for the purchase or construction
of new and larger home for the AS
seciaton of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia are being submit
ted TO the members of the association by
the committee on permanent home. Let
tiers were mailed TO the members today
by the committee subitting four plans
to be voted upon, two of which contem-
plate the purchase or construction OF a
new and permanent home at a cost of
$4,000 A third proposition is to increase
the dues of the association TO sum not
exceeding so year. in order that the
association shall have sufficient funds to
maintain handsome new building. The
fourth proposition is to spend about s., 900
improving the present quarters of the as
sociation.
The members are requested by the COM
mittee to vote by means of the inclosed
blanks and TO return their ballots to the
committee by mail within thirty days.
The members of the committee are Charles
s. Bundy, chairman: D. 3. Drane George
]. Suter W. B. Marche and B. A. Colonna.
The propositions in detail which the
members are asked TO vote upon are as
follows.
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