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The Washington times., 1910-08-22

after today's games the fans who fol-
low the amateurs VIII have q chance to
be-ln 10 figure on the dope The two
teams which meet in section A. namely.
Ninth and Petworth, should afford an
opportunity for close comparison. as
the teams are supposedly on q par In
section = the American Security viii
play Adams. which viii enable many TO
make more direct comparison. The
Bankers were able 10 easily defeat the
Columbia GOD team, fatteniua- batting
averages with alarming ease Herald
and Adams played 10 a tie on SATURDAY.
WlnlnS' which won the right TO repre-
sent The Independence League in the
post season series Saturday. viii PLAY
It's ilrSt game with Columbia gGu- and
some idea Of the strength Of the Amer
lean security team can be gained from
tns result In the American Security
AQaIlS game today the relative strength
o. Herald can be Eaiued IN the same
way Al the conclusion of t-Ga--.4
games III section 3, all teams viii have
played and q general idea can be
sieaned from the performances
The Petworth-Ninth game TODAY wiz
be played al the Capital City Park be
ginning AT O'Clock President BoIEfaoo
has given Instructors that the games
are 10 start promptly so that as many
innings as possible may be PLAYED be-
fore dark This in itself is an excellent
lGear ana ali managers should see that
IllelT teams are IN readiness to 20 on
Ihe ned az lrS~ appointed time # all
games are started on time the whole
nine INNINGS can he played before dark
IloSe VINO Hollow the philadelphia In
qulrer pcst-seasou series know that
things are pulled on as per schedule
ana there Is no reason why Washing
Ton amateurs cannot come 20 time
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

Published only as attenuation net suaza7tees
goo D n daiiy-FOr Virginia west W
EInia AID Kentucky points Pullman slee7-
Grr 10 Cincinnati and Louisville -. = -
s.ufuz Szr from Czzrlottezvllls-
SO D. n dai-y-CIcS CINcSAIl-SI LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL So-id train &c ST
Louis with Pullman sleepers 70 Cz-czEL
Stops only at important staS4o2s- L1ii-ila2 .
II-Ig . n o2Iiy-E- r Y LLll4 - -.
Cincinnati, LssU1sslLles the West ooGts--+aa--
and Northwest Pullman SlecDers . Firzi7-
"a Hot S2rinzs. Cincinnati AMI Lo2ls ia
G e. O. oIEi1E car
Chesapeake and ohio O(aess ~ - p
Sve 1883 Z st. and New Union Sca-ioE
Telephone Main 1O6s and 220s Tor tickets baS-
gaze ebeckz. TsserTattGnss AID tzxsesas-
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

Schedule o. Excursion TTairs to ara s-s3
CHESAP he BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY l. 49,
Subject 70 Change Without 2So-scs-
MONDAYS 70 FRIDAYS INCLUSIVE
GOinE. leave District Line at So szd Ia
& m z.5u. $40, 1-45. ana S-45 =
Returning. leave the Beach at 6-55 4 -
.2-ss. go. 6.uO. 500. aid l5-U5 p n
SATURDAYS
Going. leave District Line. az SIS and La
e. m ECO 500. sac. 4.s5. anG 5-s5 ,
Returning. leave the Bsach a. SO a Il.
I2.z5, 10. soc, sea. s-09, and lO-0. p n
SUNDAYS AND HULIDAIS-
Coins, leave District Line a. Sc AID LA
= - goo. 500. 4-O3. 7-95 md g-s5 , Il
Fsee5zzu.r.., leave the Beach az 1-Q9 a -
rs. z-IU, Go. sea- see. ana 1000 z
PAUL l. WATERS.
General Gzla ger
rake Kew York Ave car Tor District Ll-s
e.esToa Fer additional Information. Tale
7 s-r-olr lE2a-
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
Weeks Schedule Of Sactinn B

August ., Commercial vs. Indepen-
dence; august q. Marquette vs. r. r
Y n g A, and Bankers vs.. CONNER
cial: August >, Independence vs. R p
Y n @ A, August e, Commercial vs.
August ., r R Y N g 4
vs. Independence, and Bankers vs.. Mar
qUetJe-
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
PLAY STXTHROUND
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Even Money Is Wagered On Out
come of Wright-McLoUghlin
Match.
Match.

NEWPORT, r I, Aug The
sixth round OF the Thirtieth All Corners
National Tennis today brings the cham
pionship contest into its final stage
The match between Beals Wright and
Maurice r zJcLouslrIin IS Of greatest
interest. IN that II pits the East against
the West.
Fully $1,000 has been wasered on the
outcome at even money. the supporters
OF neither man asking ODDS.
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

tion among the fans as a result Of the
Msuhattar--T u-ining controversy. there
VIII he 2 large body Of rOOters. even
those who have supported Manhattan
all season, 10 cheer Twining along
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

August ., Capital City vs. Suburban.
August "A, Departmental vs. Sunday
School; August =, Capital City vs.
Sunday School, August s. Departmental
vs- Suburban, August - Capital City
vs. Sunday School
It seems that Manager Cornell did not
need re-enfoEcements to trim the Com
mlSSIOneTS- The report had Il that he
was rounding up his hencnmen from
the highways and byways anf=wouId
present about the best aggregation Of
bali players that the SandlorS have ever
seen together ~ some one pur IT, he
didn't need the ''GsoIdSoor0 CTOidhricks'-
70 pUr.it on the Commissioners Taking
EveTyrl thing into consideration Manager
Cornells teams have been fine teams
year III and year ont, ard he has with
out doubt the call on the cream Of the
talent And what is more, delivers the
goods There Is perhaps less disseusion
on the Cornell team than on any other.
and they all work together for a com
mon cause
The Commissioners have not made
any excuses Tor the loss Of Saturdays
game Dick Robertson rnaufully asked
&c go in again against Cornell and said
he thought he could tame the Tigers"
IS they are called
There are many who missed Pop
Haudingis genial face and fighting
spirit in the Commissioners lineup on
Saturday Pop is on his leave IN
MARY ana. NlLETe ne IS ErEilll[ ID shape
playing with town team He viii be
among those present IN a short while
Harding has become an institution n
the Departmental League and Is EeDer-
ally present and doing his share OF the
good work Tt Is safe thing 10 say
that had the Commissioners indi-
vidually shown the ginger that Harding
DIES at all times they would have
better team
Yesterdays accident to Smithson. Of
washington Herald. viii seriously
handicap the team Smitfson played IN
FIVE games this season and batted SO
He is Is consistent player. and would
have done EoCd work IN the uost-season
series. on Saturday he got a good
start. getting one double out OF three
trips 20 the plate He ueIded without
an error Tt IS said that the Wash
iugton Herald team VIII ask the consent
o. the other managers In Section = # it
NAV borrow a second baseman- IF the
managers agree the Amateur Comm IS
sion VII be asked 10 favor the request
At a meeting Of the Herald team re-
Gently, Matthew NOOue was elected cap
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

0~apvrfrht The Frank \ 1TunSey Company.
in the middle Of the night messenger
b1v delivers 20 Oliver Grant. a fashion
able portrait painter. a package with an
unsigned letter asking him. on his honor
Is a gentleman 20 keep the package IN
ouensd until the owner asks for il again
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

tain in place OF Jimmie Keane. who re-
signed In favor OF the former lad
NeWs-es- and, with has ability to play
the game, should lead his team 10 VIC
tory many times
Eugene ThayeT, right fielder Of the
Herald team, Is feeling quite happy
today and he has q right 10 he. too.
Ills excellent work during the past sea-
son has won him the handsome trophy
ouere1 TO the heaviest sIuEger BY Berry
x " litmoTe- He has grand average
OF ~ having played IN nine games
and made the same number Of hits out
Of eighteen trips 10 the pan
Thompson. Of the Berry * WhitmOre.
Is second with an average OF 80 Mad
COX leads the Southeast Club with an
average Of -tf4
r p Andrews carried OF first bOnors
IN team hating. as It recorded q per
ceu=aEe OF 20
The Suburban fans viii see an in
r1reS-iuC game this afternoon Wien
the rerv-oTr1 and NfD-f7 -es--s 49,
Il Capital City Park Ninth prom
lseS a big surprise for the country
lads and as the Baby Dolls viii pre-
sent their strongest lineup, one Of
the largest crowds OF the season z-iTI
undoubtedly be on hand "Bev" Gar
rett and Oakley viii probably compose
the battery for PetwOrth-
Right Fielder BAL he Tornev- Of tho
Champions, viii be greatly missed this
afternoon, as he has been confined to
MS bed since the last game with the
" oodburD team when he received a
bad injury on sliding 20 a ss ok Babe
Is one OF the hardest hitterS in the
Suburban circuit He VIII probably be
out the middle part of the week
Manager Love. Of the Ninth team. in
the Sunday School, viii use either Whit
neE OF Sy7manOSfI in the box today. and
VIII save Clyde Richmond for We5ues-
Gay, when Ninth meets the Commission
erS- g BTOOme viii catch In view OF
the fact that Richmond got his bumps
from the Commissioners at Rockville
Saturday week the move hardly seems
wise one The Commissioners nave
never been Up against either Whitney
or Symanoski. and II might be we'll 10
work one or the other against the Com
TniSSiOueTS-
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

one OF TwiniRg's advantages is It's
strong contingent Of pitchers. The New
York avenue boys boast a good south
paw in Brady. and a string of East right
handlers in EngeI, BaIzer. and Burke
Both EnSel and Brady have had minor
league offers.
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

Manager Bonds choice for the box
work today VIII most probably be Burke
whom he has not worked for some time
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

August 3, Capital City vs. Suburban.
August "A, Departmental vs.. Sunday
School; Aug lst > Capital City vs.
Sunday School August s. Departmental
vs- Suburban; August -, Capital City
vs.. Sunday school
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

IN Clements and GeibeI. living can
boast Of two Of the fastest baserunuers
in the amateur circles Both of these
men excel in beating out short hits,
and VIII most likely prove trOubIe-nak-
eTs for their opponents
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
SEA8OARD AIR LINE Rx.

Ja-os = M daIy--- Seab0ar1 Fast Man
Th-oIsrb coaches ard Pullman sIee2sTa -
SgZannah and jacksonville EarlOr car JACK
SouviIe TO Tampa IGrOGsl SlseDsE -
Alfalfa Dining
. D. Il da5ty-'-Sest-oard Express sIec-
rrIcaIlV lighted sIsepe-s aud observation car
s-e.Iir,y-ed With electric fans Through ser
-. Il Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa AZ
Is1ta. Birmingham, snd Memphis OiaizS
5r3ckst oaise, IFS New York ave " -
r - LAKEWOOD. -. 7. A..
GEO. z PHILLIPS d P. 4
Z RXAN G. p A. Portsmouth. -
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE q OHIO r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue me

Every Other Hour O the Odd Ha--r
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ECPE
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW TCRE
- 90 q n--D&FIer. Pullman Parior Ca
$3.50 g. u--S-hcu- train. Br0IIgr Par q -
800 a m--PUlIn1s1 BrOsleT Pari0r Ca
81 90 . m--Dinsr and PUl lroau Parfo- -
= GO ? ua--D4ner and Pun san E7sr.o- Ca
sz-oo ? m----Roya5 LIulircd--' AL P11Iir- 4.
Fivs-bour-
s4-08 D zo--COackes &c PHILADELPHIA
ss.ee ? m--Dinsr and Obzesvat.So Pa
Car
IS p m--Coaches e New York
sz2..5 y. T.-SIeepers . c|sw York
Hl.E2 a m--Slee DeTS - EniI2de-DffR ans We
YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. TE-ol 900. ru.ss L -
To Balazns7a
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
CWeek Days. a II Il p n =
sZ.s7. f5-01. fE-3o. F9.60s "a fS-oo ~S-55 -
Ts-sG -I6.oe "11-e3 = r. 500 noon, -Is-5T
si-O0 1I-15. Iz-03. -5-ao. f5-za ia liza
44=s5s $50. is.e2 go. fs.e2 $50. fzs9a @5ss
fS-h3. "1e.10. s1l-S5. -u-5G. 'I2-S ~. z.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. - ia ?
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS an L-1--T[
We g=le = .5 M 90 ? r. 81. ID: 1lEa-
s-z.SQ uigaS- Sleeper ready - = ~
CLEVELAND 'g-I0 D II
COLUMBUS. @S-@e ,
WHEELING. -3ls - ~, ID D n
CHICHESTER fs:la u n. fl.u5- *.
. FREDERICK. 4s:2s 1910. +s.2o 3 u. -=s
HI aIGERsT0wN. $40 q II f5:oo ,. n.
sDaiIy. IEcxcep- Sunday +Sunday only
TELEPHONES AZ Al O Jne 1Oll3s ia
ticket OfGceS- Ia = St. Ie- Main 1851 50
etarIon Ticket O1ics- Nam IzS0- Inf0r1Lz-
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

tain in place OF Jimmie keane, who re
signed In favor OF the former lad
NoOne is big fsv0rite among the
News-es- and, with his ability to play
the game, should lead his team 70 VIC
tory many times
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

The Continuation of This Story VIII
Be Found In To-rSrrovv's
Issue OF The TImes.
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
This Week VIII Give Fans Line Ability Amateur Championship Contendrs
TEAMS REAL ABILITY
WILL BE REVEALED

In Post-Season Series-Schedule of Sections-Gos-
sip of Players and Teams.
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

The Columbia printers had in HerrefI
DarneIl, krOuSe, and Weavers the
strongest pitching staff in the Mar
ouetJe League, but judging from Sat
urday's game in which the Printers
pa r1iCipated. DaTne1 and Viewers are
not fast enough for the Dost-seasOn
series. The only logical choice 10 do
the box work for Columbia against
T7giainS Is krouse-
Columbia has a bunch Of FEEDERS that
IS considered smuggling outfit, but
dwelling on the fact that they got but
three hits Saturday, seems TO upset
that dope Every man on the Printers
team has made the assertion to do bet
ter today
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

The Commissioners have not made
any excuses Tor the loss Of Saturdays
game Dick Robertson maufuIly asked
&c go in again against Cornell, and said
he thought he could tame the Tigers"
as they are called
The Washington times., 1910-08-22

At meeting of the Herald team re-
Gently. Matthew NOOue was elected cap
The Washington times., 1910-08-22
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RI.

So Scr additional information. Ts.s-
rhone I-fucoln 1622-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
From Hawaii

Our readers Will recognize the pen of
our former associate in the sketch of
an excursion over Hawaii, in another
column From all accounts. we gather
that the eruption (of Kilauea) IS fast
becoming quiet, though the lava may
for weeks give symptoms Of life. Capt.
Berrill informs us that it had reached
the sea again near Wainanalii, and the
same wild commotion of those antag-
onistic elements-fre and water-wit-
messed there in January last, was being
re-enacted though on a smaller scale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

past. A few days ago Captain Clunie
had to discharge him, as he imbibed
too freely, thus causing the music to be
of a shaky nature. Maua was passing
the whirligig yesterday, and thought
the organ eeded tuning. He was right
In thinking so, for it has been badly
out of tune for long time. So, with
out any tools whatever, he undertook to
fix it, despite the remonstrances of a
policeman. In the evening it was
found the instrument would not play,
and the result of it is that Maua is
now in the station house on charge of
malicious in jury to that organ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S
New York Line

The bark FOOTING SUEY viii sail
from New York for this port about
October 10, subject to change. Freight
taken at lowest rates. For information
apply to Chas. Brewer & Co., 81 Kilbv
street, Boston, or Theo. 81. Davies 4
Co., Ltd, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
Coffee Blight.

The market advices from San Fran
cisco are rather unfavorable to ship
ments of our staple island products.
excepting only coffee, pulu, and sweet
potatoes, each of which show an ad-
vance on former quotations. OF coffee,
however. we have little or none to part
with, and the probability IS we shall
soon have to import for our domestic
supply. as the Hanalei estates VIII soon
reEnguish the culture of it entirely
owing to the blight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
Fresno, Cal, August %, 1910.

Fresno, Cal, August %, 1910.
Pioneer Automobile Company,
724 Golden Gate Avenue,
San Francisco, Cal.
Gentlemen:
1t would do you good to the way the 1911
Chalmers ''30' is taking with the people of this
valley You know there critical men
III the country than those who buy automobiles in
this region.
They have paid dearly for their experience. Cars
have been dumped in here that could find sale
elsewhere and when you stop in town you are i'm
medately surrounded by crowd of men that are
NOT Missourans.
They don't want to be ''shown.' They have
had along in years past with anxious and
clever demonstrators that could ''show'' most any
thing
Cars with big engines that could make most any
old kind of demonstration, but which, when the
main test of daily work was put them, could not
make good.
The people here have Learned the sad lesson that
the cheapest thing to put in was horse power.
''Why,'' said oldtimer in MERGED when he
was told the bore and stroke of the Chalmers,
E'there is common They could make that
CINE ten-horse power larger and it wouldn't cost
them over a dollar. A four and half inch hole in
east iron is easy proposition but transmission,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
Here's Some Good Sense on the
Automobile Question

frare and axle that Will stand the big engine is an
other matter. You have the real goods in that rear
construction. 1t will stand all your engine will give
it and car I would prefer it to anything I have
regardless of price,
The takes the roads ever so much bet
ter than anything that has been here of same
weight and it is practically dustproof
The roads throughout the valley are the worst
IN years and demonstration means going up against
blind chuck holes in which horse could hide.
In this kind of work the little car has no peer
1t will take the roads have at thirty miles
hour and with comfort.
Mr. Wooden of this city, who is one Of the
largest importers of leather goods in the state on ex
aiming the upholstery, said that the workmanship
and material par with the highest priced car
To use his own language, 'It's custom made job -
The practically has no competition and there
is not here who is buying car but figures
that his choice lies between a Chalmers and some
higher priced article. In every the Chalmers is
in the running.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) A. c. WHEELOCK.
THE Pioneer Automobile Company is the San
Francisco representative of the Chalmers Motor Com
pany
Our 1911 coming in monthly allot
ments. Deliveries being made according to
schedule.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
New Flour.

Mr. Iughson. who now has charge of
the steam flour mill. has sent US sam
pie of the new grinding. 1t is choice
article. and better than any we have
ever seen from the first week s grinding
in former years. No finer flour can be
asked for than what IS now produced
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
- The Only
FRENCH LAUNDRY
Phone 1891.
III King Street.
NO BRANCH OFFICE.
c. BREWER & Co., LTD.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

Sugar Factors and Commission Iner
chants
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
A Pressing Need.
Fruit Novelty.

Mr.. A. Jaeger brought to this office
yesterday fine specimen Of the
custard apple, the first grown on these
islands. Anyone wishing plant can
have it from the government nursery
after obtaining an order from Mr..
Jaeger He also has sour-sop, white
star apples, Kola nuts, mahogany, ana
casthum and Wang ylang.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
any more than it IS Of a deluce.
Sharks.

Sharks.
\ correspondent wishes us to notice
the fact that sharks in great abund-
ance-some accounts say thousands
crowd about the shore near Kawaihae.
where the lava ran into the sea. and
also inquiries the reason Of it. We can
assign none, unless they. like the biped
race. prefer warm bath to a cold one.
Il Is possible. also, that they, like the
aforesaid bipeds, prefer their food
cooked TO eating it raw. In either
case, It is an interesting subject of in
qulry. and we pass it over to some of
our natnralists
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
New Advertisements.

Our readers will find THREE columns
or more of new advertisements in our
paper. embracing most of the new
goods on the way to this port. That
country dealers refer to our advertise
ments and make up their orders in a
great measure from them, we have
often been assured. Retail dealers
both in town and country will often be
saved considerable vexation and in
quiry by keeping the run of the new
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

9. F. BISHOP .Presider
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
FlOtSanl
Popular Delusion.

That the Atlantic Cable is the i'm
Iedlate precursor Of the Millennium,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-02-04
Prizes for Peasants.

The hilly territory of Trieste, 1t 10
stated, in consular report on that
district, is covered by pointed stones
which prevent any cultivation, and
some years ago the Society Agraria
offered prizes for those who would
remove them and thus change the
waste ground to meadows The work
has now been going on for some years
and every autumn a commission ascer-
tains the area of the proposed redemp-
tion and the difficulties to be encoun-
tered and fixes the prize to be given.
In spring it again visits the improved
grounds and pays the prizes II de
served. This year in the different par.
ishes sixty-six peasants improved
forty-four ACRES and received $1.040.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-02-04
REAL OLD cRoFTER's HoMA
Exact Reproduction Of Irish Cabin
Built for Children's Playhouse.

exact Reproductfon Of Irish Cabin
Built for Children's Playhouse.
One of the show places of Far Rock.
away Is the handsome residence OF
James Caffrey. the Brooklyn Eagle
says. Visitors during the summer
months rarely fail to stroll up Green.
wood avenue from the beach so as to
get a glimpse Of this fine piece OF
colonial architecture with Its massive
stone columns towering thirty or more
feet In the air.
But while the villa is interesting
there Is still more interesting OBJ
.1ect on the grounds that draws forth
exclamations of pleasure and admira
tion. 1t is the playhouse of the CAT.
frey children. This playhouse occu'
pies prominent site on the great
lawn to the west OF the Caffrey resi-
dence. 1t is an exact reproduction OF
an Irish crofter's cabin, and is be
lieved to be the only one Of it's kind
In this country.
The playhouse Is about Is by IL
feet In size and one story high. The
walls are OF hewn stone and white
washed on the exterior. 1t has a
thatched roof, straw tightly bound to-
gether to a thickness of about one foot
There are three windows In the front
and three In the back walls.
Near the center Of the front wall is
the entrance. Visitors notice a sign
painted in real Celtic characters, don
Ma Stoegas," which in English means
fort of the Fairies" There is just
the faintest idea Of a porch over the
entrance, the roof being supported by
two heavy trunks of trees. The door
to this Fort of the Fairies" is made
of white birch limbs, set together lat
tice fashion, and swung on heavy
crude iron hinges. An old chain and
latch fastens the door when the chill
dren are not in the house.
While the exterior of the cabin Ia
interesting, the interior is equally so
Inside the walls are covered with twigs
and straw intertwined and cemented
over, while the children's playthings
tables, chairs, rockers, dressers, side
board, ETC., together with toys and
dolls galore are found there. 1t is an
ideal place for the children to preside
over and play in.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-02-04
Flag display Accounted For.

On visit to St. Petersburg q Wis
itor noticed that on the occasion of
the birthday OF the Czarina there were
only one or two flags visible. these be-
ing displayed on official buildings. On
later visit, week or two later, he
observed that flags were everywhere,
the very streets obscured by waving
bunting. Why" he asked friend.
do you show flag now while you
did not then?" "Well.' was the reply.
"a police agent came round and said
that II l did not display one l should
be fined 200 rubles. So hoisted
three, to be on the right side. and the
others are doing the same"