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FAV0RS THE MORRILL, ACT
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SUR.
GEONS DISCUSSES MEASURE.
Faculty Members Believe Congress
Should Encourage Their Insh-
tution-Meeting Last Night.

Members Of the faculty Of the United
States College Of Veterinary Surgeons
and students Of the school, while favoring
the extension Of the Morrill, land act to
the District Of Columbia as proposed In
the pending bill. contended vigorously
at meeting held last night that their
college should share with George WASH
ington University the appropriation under
the act.
Prof. George H. Provost, a member Of
the faculty and graduate Of Columbian
College. now George Washington Uni
versity. declared he did not see why one
institution should receive all Of the ap-
preparation. He insisted that the govern
ment should take an interest in the ef-
forts Of the United States College Of Vet
Urinary Surgeons. He declared that the
bill does not say a college or an institu-
ton is to receive the money. but colleges
or institutions.
The speaker said he believed that II the
facts were presented to Congress part
OF the money could be secured for the
veterinary college. In closing he urged
the members of the faculty and students
OF the college to petition their congress-
men to take some action in the matter.
Student Reads a Paper.
Previous to Prof. Prevost's speech Ed
ward c. III. Schubel. a student OF the
school, read a paper on the subject, in
which he said that the United States Col
lege Of Veterinary Surgeons approaches
the nearest to, fulfilling the word Of the
law Of any Of the colleges Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and that 1t should get
at least portion OF the appropriation.
Here our college is under the immediate
supervision Of the Department Of Agri-
culture; they are laying down the law by
which this college and all other veterinary
colleges should be conducted. They say
what shall be taught. who shall teach,
how many hours are to be devoted to the
course. etc. Not q cent from the public
Is maintaining this college, 1t being SUBJ
ported now by tuition after being found
ed on the private capital Of cur dean.
Not a Private Institution.
eff the Department of Agriculture pre-
tends to assume control Of the veterinary
colleges. then / say that we are no
longer private institutions. but are public
institutions for the advancement OF vet
Urinary science. Therefore we should re-
ceive q share Of the moneys available in
the Morrill, act"
Others who spoke on the subject were
DIR. NJ. Page Smith, DR.. harrington Of the
bureau Of animal industry, Department Of
Agriculture. and T. Schondau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

Miss Ellen Norris. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Norris or Hancock. Md. died
in a hospital at Martinsburg, w. Va, fol-
lowing and operation for appendicitis She
was aged thirty-nine years. The body
was taken TO Pearre. Nd. for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

c. c. Mitchell, aged thirty-fve. while
picking coal along the Norfolk and West
ern railway tracks near Jaeger. w. Va.
was hit by a freight engine and fatally
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16
ACCUSES FORMER EMPLOYE
Laundry Proprietor Says Driver
Tried to Get His Trade.

Justice Barnard has cited Samuel 7.
Powell. Q laundry driver. to show cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

AUL CO., 7Ta 4 L NV.
1899 9Th nv, Or. b. 20.50
go Morton NV. Or. h20. 80
1925 g sc. 8r. b. 1900
1907 b ne. Or. b. rs. 20
1922 X 50. 6r, b. Is. 30
512 +. offices. 1900
COLORED TENANTS.
87 L NV, sr. b. 5000
213O 18th NV. Sr, b. 30. 90
525 4th NV. 7r. b.@.60
2207 9Th NV, Ar, b. 1870
324 Ky av Sc, Or, b. 1880
1873 Wash NV, Ar, w14,W
lei N sc. Or, ". 1850
1125 Seaton NV. Ar. BIO. 50
2219Water nw,5r,w12.5O
456 franklin NV, sto,
2r...............u.W
S. Goat al nv, 4r,wi0.00
17071s Clicks al NV,
Ar, ". .lO.W
COL N NV. 1850
1888 7th nv. 30. 90
2034 Ga av nw...14.b0
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FOR RENT-BY b. F. .
1915 21st NV. 11r. b. so. 90
81 Mass Az NV, store.
Ct. b. 30. 90
TIT Sth NV. AZ. hes. 80
4es Mo av nw,21r, b42. 90
1853 U NV. Sr. b. 1850
40 n ] Az sc, 1Or. b32.@
90a T NV. sr, b. 80. 80
1921 Fla av NV, 6. b3O. 50
% S NV, Or, b. %. 50
621 P NV. Ir, b. $3.50
80 r nv. 6r. b. 81. sc
1900 Ga Az, sto, 4r.N.So
1919 L NV. u. b. .N.o0
634 Q NV. Or, b. 20. 80
1874 Fla av nw,6r, BIS. sc
% P ne. Or. b, - 20 9
Is P ne, 6r. b. ...3.50
l02 P NV, Or. b. .@. SO
1916 9th nw,6r, b. %. ID
1853 Girard. 6r. b. %. 90
1885 Morse ne, Or, b22.
1886 Ont I'd NV, Or. b2O. 30
1881 Ga av nw,7r,b2O.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
THE NORTHUMBERLAND

THE NORTHUMBERLAND
II Q modern, freproef seven-story
apartment house. with all improve
meats, and two elevators. 1t Is stu
ated on the southeast corner Of New
Hampshire ave. and v st. northwest.
near the Herdic line and the q st.
and 1Ath st. cars. The building COR
bath. at SIS per month: six room. and
bath, at y7B; dye rooms and bath, at
SO; four roms and hath. at $50 and
80; three rooms and bath: at sa2:5
and two rooms and bath, at SIS.
Building Just completed and apart.
mepts are going fast.
Your Inspection invited. Building
opea tor Inspection day and evening.
electric lighted. Diagrams and further
Information furnished on request By
SWARTZUI. RHEEM 4 HESSEY CO.,
fe2et TT 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFVRNISHED.

TO LET,sY THE F. =; SMITH GoMPANY.
rs ss NV rqk II:. Axas i CO
cG Iums aae" aeish.. '' 10 ' rooms and ane,
large bath, redecorated throughout. .&so. 90
sos f Kenyon Jon Ct. . n'~ new ST. and hath $50
1880 wallach ST. NV. rooms and bath 80
i13 Heckmsn st. Sc. 8 rooms and bath. 1890
1926 g ST. s.e Or. and b.. furnace. -. 1900
2sai ST.. rooms water. 1870
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FOR RENT-l6s0 6 ST. Sc; NEW HOUSE OF
rooms and bath; large fsons porch; furnace i
. TaE ]; T; :, j. !, Smith Co. l4os N. Y AVE-
ne. erm. brick. 1880; key at store 9th and
ne All IS god afss sspsI St f *
BRO. 720 A st. ne. my22l2t'
FOR RENT-sl4 ST. Ne; Rooms AND
ps ipa 1cs ss heat ss
FOR RENT-BT OWNER, ATTRACTIVE II,
room house; all modern improvements fne
NV. section: rent aedgsed 70 immediate tea
FOR RFNT-MT. PLEASANT, 254l 18TH ST.
between Clifton and Euclid SITS: beautiful 10
room 3-story. cellar brick; hot-water heat; all
mod inn Address Box III Star ONCE
FOR RENT-NEW HOUsEs-$2a.50 so. 9 ROOMS
and bath; porches; furnace heat: all outside
rooms; nice dry cellar: lots runs through to an
other street; yards sodded. 1914 st. ne.
sToEE l. FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO $35;
l7l3 You st. NV; nine rooms and bath: excel
WiLLIGE. GIBBs & DANIEL. eos-o5 18TH.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
No. 1921 st. NV.
rooms. b.. steam heat.
Bal. of lease term, per mo. ..... 80
Possession June /.
No 2141 st. NV.
rooms, b.: furnace heat
Screens and shades for
entire house, per mo. ...............$ $50
No OIL 9th st. NV.
3 living rooms: entire
third floor; Per mo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E. B. TOWNSEND & CO..
No 1413 st. NV. Phone Main 1892.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.
- =
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,

2013 18th st. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of No.
chanical work connected with
HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS.
We do earpentering. plumbing. psperins.
steam and hot-water heating, piasterins, brick:
laying: electrical work: ~. fact. eYefy con-
ceivabie kind OF house repairing.
ONE CONTRACTOR, ONE ORDER. ONE BILL.
Telephone US for esttmatss !2hcls North 1855.
ANDREW G. SHANNON, Prest and Gen. Nss.
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FARMS.
A BARGAIN HARD TO BEAT.

16 acres Of as good land as can he titled.
room house. sitting in a large oak grove: eel
lar under entire house. hot and cold water,
bathrooms. steam heat. gas in every room:
horses; large wagon sheds and henhouses.
Fruit and flowers Of all kinds buildings
alone cost $40 .0o0t to build. viii sacrifice for
GEORGE f. sToNNELI.
my2f3t Hyattsville, Nd.
BEST FARMERS ARE HEADED FOR MIS-
souri,; bargains in corn and blue grass farms;
also also 8, good I'd, cheap land for home makers. MIS-
s sSGH M STATE BOARD IMMIGRATION Spring
FOR SALE-6 ACRES OF GOOD LAND HIGH
and rolling. all cleared. good garden SOIL stream
and fine spring; all fenced; some fruit; .,-room
good outbGldings; Il mile from n. c. line:
nickel and ticket TO any part Of city; $i.sO0:
EsSe acres q Per he @en Kind of garden SOIL
room dwelling. IN good condition; barn: lots Of
fruit fine well Of water; all fenced: good
electric road now building; close to schools and
churches: land will double in value In 2 years:
MiR ni sff pGcREr isf&s SON Gil ST, NV
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ORANGES AND FIGS ARE THE BIG MONEY
crops. Growers In Galveston Houston district
Write today Tor full particulars how You can.
without leaving your present home or occapa,
ing dg and orange orchard, should you desire
TO make your home in this beautiful country.
and business men Of Houston and South Tsdaa
Your Investment absolutely secured. No chance
from bank o6iciaIs and reliable business men.
Booklet and rteSatqTe Describing entire pan
CO. 1o7 American Bank bldg. Houston, Ter.
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FOR RENT-8l1 Az ST. SW.. LARGE STORE,
bakery, II rooms and stable ........... .$15. 10
GIL ~ sw.. sto., bakery. 2r. and sta. ID. 90
~ l. sw. sto Ar. bis. 90 225 ~ ,1Or,b. 90
1OO9 ~ .sto. Or 81 so 61S AZ .stO Or. % 20
1907 Al ,stob WIS 90 aas nth ne, CT. b. Is 80
643 ne. 7r. b...28.5 SO 204 7th ST., sto pr Is 90
Store 81 7th %. so $40 9Th sw, Or b. 80 SO
A52 Fla nv nw,7r. b2O.5O Flat311 7th sw 8 hoo SO
S61 sw. Or. h.. 1850 449 Del sw 81, 20 90
1925 sw, sr. 1850 no Va av sw, Ar, b. 1880
1925 9Th .6r.w, gl5 so 1923 I'd sw. 16 so
1886 LIST sw8r,w. 90 5t3 4th Sc, 6r,w.. 10 90
467 o sw, Sr .14.50 1874 sw .6r, W. la. 80
622 ~ sw Dr. sto18 SO 800 Van sw .5r, b. 10 90
344% B sw,6r.w. 1850 479 n sw, 6r, W. IA. so
307 Van sw, Arb. Il. 90 POT r sw. 5r, W.. SO
752 7th sw Ar. II so 1870 Water ste. 2rlc 80
142 n Sc, 8rW.. 1850 1908 Capt. ". 10. so
1853 Union sw q, .10.60 1905 ~ .4r,w. 10 80
713 Fay ct sw, 4r,w9.50t Sta r'r 431 9Th 500
l349 S Cap, 5r,w.. .9.eel2 Dwyer ct sw.4r,w.7.5O
O. H. PARKER CO. Qncl.
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FOR RENT-Is5s FAIRNONT ST.. COLUMBIA
Heights; handsome marble front: IL rooms
and baths steam heat possession ~ June l.
my2l-tf H. l.. RUST. 400 H st. NV.
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c05 M'gan NV Or, BIZ. so
1909 18th nw.5. "A. b22.@
1911 Fla av ne. Or, b20. 30
113 Hickman. Or, b. is. so
600 l. ne. 81. a. b.. . 1850
Al 7th sw, Ar d, b. Il. so
400 81a sw. Or. .1O.50
49S Clarke's ct. 5r. 800
COIORED.
813 21st nw.1fr. b 80. 90
400 Mo ay NV, Cir, b42.W
ia \ Sc, Or. b. LEGO
400 81 sw. Or. b. IL. 90
1912 list sw, ar, b. 1850
COS Golden sw. Ar. 1850
S14 I'd Sc. 3r. NIB. 1000
RI 216 o .3r. d g. 90
lc.). 704 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

FOR RENT-NEAR UNION STATION.
513 st. me-; seven rooms and bath; SEA
per month.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHED.

tfal sections. lowest rentals.
Permits to inspect on Applicant
FURNISHED APART
Various sizes, choice apartme
rentals. List at office. Perm
application.
IF you do not find what you
and will inform us as to size
ton. rental. ETC.. Of the house
sired, We will endeavor to su
UNFCRNISHED HOUSES-SE
1925 r av. 35r. SIS. COO I'LL
1312Mass av, 52r, 4hS. 900 1904 i
1928 r. 30r, Gb. 1000 12OS ]
1861 Pa av.. g. 900 1885
1914 II. 25r. Offer 1902 X
1925 18th, 2er, ab. IS, 800 1877
S23 18th, 29r. 6b, ele- l717
vator Offer 1910
S25 10th, 1Sr, 4b. 5, 600 1915
1910 n II sv. 1Sr.3 b5. 900 3434
1Is5Mass av. 25r, 3b5, 600 1888
2I39 r, Dor. CD. 1000 Hyatt
POS 18th, 25r, All. 4, coo mint
2SOi Mass Az. COR, 5b3, 500 fien;
22O9 Mass av, 20r. 9, 900 254l ]
1415 I. 17r, 3b. 1000 Fmont
GA 14th. whole bldg2. 900 1928 I
1853 n. lSr. 5h. 400 1910
1929 \ III av. 16r. 3b. .3QO 1902 {
1868 n aV,1Sr. 3b. 200 2l20 {
1882 Conn ay, store, 1910
Or. b. .175 2020
2316 10Th. 2lr. 5b. .l25 lI4S {
1918 y II av, 12r. 3b. 10 214O r
zoos 18th. 17r, 3b. 1928 1850 {
1927 Mass av. 12r. 2b. 12J 92l W
1915 Gath, Tor. 3b. 1875 b..
1929 r j av.15r. 3b. .11Oi 1894 S
2O01 kal, lar. 2b. 100 1883
zoos o, 12r, b.. $500 1883 s
1922 18th. 12r. Oh. 49, 90 1928 ]
223S Q. 12r. 3b. 81 .33 3517
2542 18th. 12r, 2b. 80 90 $685. /
1918 Goth. Tor. Oh. 1890 405 /,
1S41 Lamont. 3r.3b75.OO 1922 {
1449 RIav, 12r. 2b. 76. 90 4e1 e
l401 Belmont. Or, 2bI5. 90 2016 I
2019 Col I'd. 1Or. b. 10. 90 100 II
1872 n II av. 12r. 2b75. 90 1914
1912 10th, 12r, b.. 1900 e12 F
1882 14th, Tor. b. So. 90 718 F
2014WyOming, 1%r b65. 90, $50 13
2310 Goth. 1Ar.3 IS. 90 l411 N
1853 p, 12r. b.. IS. 90 1881
2233 Q, Tor, b. .65 90 500 N
1f41 Q, 12r. b. :. 80. 90 Ills 6
1735 S. LOT. b.. $1,000 932 Sd
1927 Phelps, 12G. 2b. 60. 90 694 1T
1865 Calif'a, 12r. 3b55.75 Avalon
1905 2lst NV. 90 1850 I
1903 X, 11r, b. 81. so 1852 |
1871 U. 12r, 3b. .50.7O 1905 !
1906 Kenyon. 10r. 2b50 90 l408 l
1879 10Th. Tor, b. $500 1425 ]
1910 Kenyon. Tor, 2b5O. DOL
Hyattsville. B cottages, 9 wi
lot. Each, $500 to
New colonial houses cor. 18th
just finished, Anil; large c,
back porches. yards. etc.
10th & d Sc, Or. b, k25. 90 1911
1903 D Sc, Or. b, k. %. so 1919
1908 d Sc. 6r, b. K. .22.5O 1915
1907 u Sc. Or, b, K. .22.5e 1911
1909 D Sc, Or, b. K. $3.50
List of other houses at Office {
UNFINISHED APART
Oil " ST.. whole apt. house: 4
each, basement, large dining +,
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and stable, 800.
The Albemarle, Or, b
The Albemarle, Ar, b
The Albemarle. 5r., b
Toronto. 5r. h. X. subl70.OO
Balfeur, 5&6r apis,
from $1,000 to SIS. 90
Portner. Or. b, L,
suitcase. 80
Pebbleton, Or. b, L. AS. %
The Toronto, 5r, b.
/. suitcase. .47.0
Portsmouth, Ar, b.
suitcase. .......-.42.5O
Toronto, 3r, .40.Oa
STO
914 14th. 4 ifs. .2,0U0
Eli 18th. sto&bldg. 200
1892 Conn aV, store,
Or, b. .175
43O 9Th NV. 100
02I-9 T.. remouel. Offer
OFFICE
Sit 14th. rooms from 81
Gil F NV. single room
61S 10th St: single roo
914 14th. whole bg2. 900
1345 Pa av, Sd a. go. 90
1405 n Y av, Ar, n. 10. 90
1905 n Y av.5r,3h. 80. 90
14O7 n Y av,5r.3 81. 80. 90
1908 II st, 3r, 4fl. .4. 90
STA.
1425 Belmont. 90
Rear oil NJ.
Rear 934 Sd st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

Parties desiring to rent unfinished or fur.
ntshed houses or apartments will be sent eur
large list of properties in various sections OF
the city II what IL desired Is not found, and
we are Informed as to the kind of house or
apartment wanted, We will supply same. Per-
sonal attention in all instances.
HEISKEIL4 & McLERAN
Real Estate Brokers,
1903 Fl st. NV. Phone Main 66S,
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OSeyeral furnished houses and apartments 4
nominal rentals for summer months.

D HOUSES.
: 1880 Corcoran. Or. BIO. 90
! 1899 18th, 11r. %. 40. 90
Z Falls Oh, 7r, b. 1000
1912 21st. Tor. b. 1000
Kensington, Md,
Ar. b. -..-......-..31.3O
1868 Church, Tor. b35. 90
1899 Corco'n. 10f, 2bS5. 90
1917 r. Or, b. -. as. 90
1870 C0rcoran. Or. b32. so
APARTMENTS.
| The Sycamore. 5r. h35. 90
The Miller. 5r, b. $500
! II r. Dr., b.. is. 90
Rochambeau. 2r. b35.O0
The Farragut. Or. b3I. 90
The MENDOZA, Or, hiss. 90
The Tennessee. 4r, b35. 0
1905 s. 5r, b, K. 800
The Westm'd, %, b. 30. 90
The st Law'ce. 4r. h36. 90
The Well'gton,5 r, b2S. so
The Cecil. 1r. b. %. so
129 Md av, 8r, b. Is. 90
! 100 Md ay. 3r, b. 3D. 90
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and k, 5000.
and h, $1,000.
and k, $780, 90.
Milton. 6r, b, k
apis. $40. 90 4 $45. 0a
Madrid, Ar, b, K,
$500 to $4,000
chesterfield, 5r. b.31. so
Exeter. 5r, b. $500
IL r ne. Or. b. 81. 90
1912 14th, 6r, b. .3s. 90
Greenway. 4r.b.k. as, 90
14O1 r Cap,5r,b. ..17.50
1000 d sw, 4r. 800
RES.
| 725 18th. sto, DIV. 81. 90
B13 18th NV. go. 90
2241 Ga av,sto, 12r16. 90
1000 D sw. IL. 90
1882 14th, 1r. 90
ROOMS.
4 up; suite 5 rooms. SIS.
!, n. $40, SIS.
rs from So to $1S.
, 14O5 N Y av,2r, a. 20. 90
1407 n 7 AVER. Al. 20. 90
| SIT La ay, 2r. .....20. 90
1908 II. large r.31. 1T.66
Busch bldg. T.. Offer
| 527 18th. 3 is. ). Offer
LIES.
Gil N. 10 90
...................lo.O0
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FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED: FINE HOUSE
Of six rooms and hath; hot-water heat; good
locality: rent. $50. 90.
WILLIGE GIBBS 4 DANIEL, 603-00 18TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

| INSURE YOUR PROPERTY.
| We will insure your household furniture and
effects against loss by fire. burglary and larceny,
and your buildings against loss by IRE, in excel
| lent companies at lowest premium rates. Full
! information application.
| HFISKELL & McLERAN. 1903 II ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
FOR RENT-SUMMER RESORTS.

rooms on mountain. at Berkeley Springs w.
Va: contains electric lights. warm spring va
ter and is completely furnished ready for oc-
cupancy; for rent for the summer or for one
year. Address j. HAMMOND SILER, Berke-
ley Springs. W. Va. my22 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
FOR SALE-H0UsES.

FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAIN; 3-STORY
and basement. 10-room house: pressed brick
and stone trimmed front; near 18th and Riggs
sts; NV: $1,ooO tsuhiect to $4,000 trustl IL
sold at once Cost to present owner much more.
HEISkEL x McLERAN.
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Water gas. electricity, a COMPLETE sewer svs.
tenn. granolithic sidewalks improved streets,
5000 electric railway station, Bell telephone
IRE protection; household supplies delivered daily;
convenient to schools and churches. For the In
charge can be secured at the ofce Of the RoSE.
MONT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Inc. 3I2
Evans bldg, Washington u. c. myi9- got, %
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-17
TAKES HAND IN RATE CASE.
U. S. Attorney n. e. Booth to Rep
resent Commerce Commission.

In behalf of the interstate commerce
commission, United States District AttoF-
ney H. E. Booth has been instructed by
the department of justice in Washington
to interpose in the freight rate rae>
trouble between the Oregon Short Line
and the Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company. The hearing viii commence
before Judge NJ. l.. Richie.
The amount involved in the suit is $500
It's issues are that the railroad company
seeks to recover from the wagon ana
machine company an additional freight
charge because the agent contracting
with the latter charged the wagon and
machine company a smaller rate than
provided in the freight schedule filed by
the Oregon Short Line with the interstate
commerce commission.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-17
Salt Laker Last of Quintet
That Made Funeral Compact

TWENTY years ago five convivial
L friends met in Salt Lake and en-
tered into a strange compact. Each
agreed to attend the funeral of the
other. Now there is only one survivor
That person is H. P. Folsom, IS years
OF age and hale and hearty resident of
Salt Lake. The others were General p.
E. COnnor, William West, Peter Dewey
and Barney Harvey.
General Conner died in Salt Lake
eighteen years ago, two years after the
friends had made the weird agreement.
His four friends, Folsom, West,
Dewey and Harvey, attended the flu
neral. Three years after the demise of
General Connor William West went to
his last long rest, and his friends,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-17
NAME BOARD FOR Gym"
Church Appoints Men Who VIII
Control New Institution.

The first presidency of the Mormon
church, at a meeting last night Of the
general board of the Young Mems Mu-
tual Improvement association, named
the board of control of the Deseret gym
nasium, rapidly nearing completion,
just east OF the new Utah hotel. The
board consists of the following, all of
whom are interested in various church
organizations: Hyrum NJ. Smith, chair
man; b. F. Grant and Thomas Hull,
representing the general Mutual I'm
provement board; Willard Young, Pro-
fessor Christensen and 3. S. Hinckley,
representing the l. D. s. university;
stephen L. Richards, John F. Bennett
and Milton Bennion, representing the
general Sunday school board; John NJ
Knight, George r. Emery, Sylvester Q.
Cannon and John NJ. Cannon, represent
ing the various stakes.
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Dewey. Harvey and Folsom paid their
respects at the grave. Seven years ago
Peter Dewey passed away, and Harvey
and Folsom were among the mourners
at the funeral.
Three years ago Mr.. Harvey moved
to Los Angeles. On February 5 last
Mr.. Folsom was a member of the large
party of Salt Lake Elks who went to
Los Angeles. Knowing that his friend
Harvey lived there Mr.. Folsom lost no
time in looking up his address. Febru-
airy Z, late in the evening, Mr.. Folsom
called at the Harvey home only to find
that his old-time friend had died the
day before.
Faithful to the last, Mr.. Folsom was
a pallbearer and helped lay away the
last of the faithful four.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED By
BENEFICIAL LIFE CO.

Directors Of the Beneficial Life In
surance company of Utah met last
night and reelected officers as follows:
President. Joseph F. Smith; first vice
president. John c. Cutler; second vice
president and manager, Lorenzo N.
Stohl; secretary. N. G. Stringham; as
sistant secretary, J. w. Hopes.
2 per cent regular quarterly divi-
dend was declared. A report of the work
done by the company during 1909
showed S1,55s, 800 IN paid In business.
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WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE.
Anderson-T Taylor Company Sells
Property.
Anderson Taylor

The AndersOn-Taylor company,
wholesale jobbers, has sold to Isabella
S. Armstrong and associates for a con-
sideration of S15,500, the property at
1851 West South Temple street, and
will begin soon the erection of a large
warehouse and Office building on Fifth
West street, where holdings were re-
Gently acquired. The Fifth West prop
erty is advantageously located near the
Oregon Short Line and the d. & r. c.
tracks. 1t is S2xS30 feet and prepara-
lions are under way for the erection of
a building 6Ox2O0 feet on the property
This building will be two stories and
basement, of brick and concrete con-
struction, and viii cost about s25, 600. It
viii be used as a warehouse and office
building
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a a a. REMOVES The CAUSE
S6SbSb OF CETARRH

SsS Catarrh by
thoroughly puf the that there nothing left to inaa
Innings
dangerous effect of oata1h AS long the and
injected condition Of the circulation oaarh will remain It's dsaeeab
throat headaches waty difficult breathing and
blood purified Local applications alone have real curative value
lotions valuable only for their cleansing and ansepc
equals for curing oatarh 1t down into the circulation gets
trouble
the blood and enriohes this vital fluid that instead of irritating
properties Then the symptoms begin
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA GA
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ia MAIN ST.

ing the case. Mr.. Allison of the firm
said last night that he had not heard
of the filing of the suit, nut supposed
it was similar to other proceedings and
would likely be met by the same an
swer-a general denial of all the allega-
lions.
Russell Sage Raphael, the complain
ant, is not relative of the late Rus
sell Sage, but merely a namesake.