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MOSIER.

The teachers and scholars entertain.
ed number of visitors last Monday
afternoon by giving pleasant pro
gram, in honor of Washington and
Lincoln.
Chris. Hsge who sold HE ranch
near Mosier last week TO W. l.. Stitt,
Of Los Angeles, has been attending tC
business IN Portland the past week.
f. s. EIntsou recently sold 40 acres
to a constable of Portland Tor So, 600
Geo. Cham berlain made the sale.
Mrs John Evans spent most OF last
week in Hood River with her daugt.
ter, Mrs. Macy.
q. +. Stautter left for Beaverton d
week ago intending to 60 to work on
bis ranch. Mr.. Stauffer still owns bis
Mosier property aud bis friends will
hope to see him visit them occasi on
ally.
Mrs. Il. l.. Graham came home Sat.
urday returning Sunday to Rutbton
to stay several weeks longer with her
son, Will, and wife. Gordie Graham
and Miss Denny accompanied Mrs.
Graham to spend Sunday.
Windsor Drisko, who has been a res
ident ot Mosler tor the past year, left
for his old home and mother In Hos.
ton, Mass, Saturdar.
Born-Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. h. Chown, 9 pound boy. Mother
and child doing we'll,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03

ting their fuel for next winter.
Clarence Piper has gone to his
homestead to do some clearing.
A. A. Gatchel is plastering the
house belonging to DR.. Tufts.
Mrs. Farrell is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. FoIrey and daughter,
Louise, and Nellie Iolman spent sun
day at the Farrell home.
Miss Erma Regnell seng solo at
the morning services Sunday morn
ing.
The Belmont Ladies will have an
apron sale at Fl. A. FrHBz's store Sat
urdsy March 10. Also home made
candy. The patronage Of Hood
River ladies ia solicited.
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
will mtes With Mis- Farrell March y,
at 2 30. Mrs. Ramsey bas charge OF
program
viii SomeIville 10 cutting down
trees and clearing on bis place.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
cd at the home of her sister, Mrs. ..
r. Mccoy Saturday,

cd at the home OF her sister, Mrs. o.
X. Mccoy Saturday.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. Il.
Church, of Pine Grove and Odell will
be held at Odell Saturday and Sunday
March II and l3. The business meet
ing will be held 10 the church at 2:3O
p. m. Saturday, March II. The morn
ing OF Sunday March l3 there will be
a sermon by Rev. Walton SkipwOrth,
of The Dalles, district superintendent
Following this sermon the sacrament
OF The Lords Supper will be observ
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rodemar, of
Waterloo, Iowa, who purchased she
elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. f l..
Klemer, will arrive March to take
possession of their property. Udell
welcomes those who are coming and
Is glad to note that Mr.. and Mrs.
Klemer are not leaving the the com
munity, as they are having construct
ed for their occupancy beautiful
modern bungalow short distance
west of the one they have sold. Mr..
and Mrs. Pilson, who purchased the
tLO
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.Strong, will
move the house to a spot OF higher
land little father west than the
present location. The house will Ee
rebuilt and converted into modern
home.
4 Mrs. R.H. Kemp will go to Portland
Thursday tor visit with relatives.
OdelI creek was the highest In many
years Sunday. Rain and melting snow
made vast amount of water to carry
away In short time.
Mrs g. IL. Sproat, OF Hood River,
visited her sister, Mrs. II. I. Hull,
over Sunday.
Miss Ida Bryant, of Hood River,
visited her sister, Mrs Il, 4. F'olts, a
few days last week.
The members OF Hazel Rebekah
Lodge are preparing for an open
meeting within the next few weeks.
A good G. E. meeting last Sunday
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
OAKGKOVE

j. G. Bowman and family, of Ham
ilton, o., have moved into the bur ga.
low on their newly acquired property
near the store.
W. B Dyer's record OF seven dozen
eggs per day elevates him to the sta.
tion of small capitalist in the eyes
of his enVious neiRhbors MI. Dyer s
success in the poultry business is the
we'll merited result of letul and sci
entitio methods.
g. A. McCurdy has been sutt tering
from an attack OF neuralgia.
A number of young people enjoyed
pleasant evening last Friday at the
home of Alex Hukari
Fred McCrea and Coburn Allen
spent Saturday 10 The Dalles and
Sunday in Portland inspecting horses.
Mr. McCrea bought team in Poit.
land.
A "Hard lines" party is scheduled
for March |, in the Oak Grove hall.
This district turned out a large
number of voters on Saturday wher
the proposition for All Increase of
bonds for irrigstion improvements
was voted on at the Barrett school
house,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
CORRESPONDENCE
CCDELL.

}orn-To Mr.. and Mrs. e.. X. Nc
Coy, Wednesday, Feb. %, daughter.
Their many friends will be pleased to
learn that the condition Of both
mother and child is very satisfactory.
l.. A. Il. Clark expects to spend this
week near Echo, where he wilt direct
the pruning Of peach orchard be.
longing to Page Il Son, OF Portland.
Miss Ethel House, of Hood River,
came out Friday for a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Lsit erty.
c. K. Masiker is home from an ex.
tended stay at Grants Pass.
The February business meeting and
social Of the e. II. Society, of Odell,
was held Wednesday evening, Feb. q,
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. q. f..
BoWeTman. The evening was very
pleasantly passed In social way and
the refreshments were unsurpassed In
quality as we'll az quantity. Messrs.
o. IL. Ehrck and NJ. Hawthorn sol ic-
tied aud served the lunch and we pre-
dict for them many opportunities to
display their skill along these lines.
Mrs. j.. u. Boyed is home from a
visit with relatives In Portland and
Newberg.
D. Everett LaiFerty came home Sunday
from an extended business visit near
La Grande.
After an Illness extending over
more than year Mr.. Cushman passed
away at his home in Odell Sunday,
February u. Had Mr.. Cushman
lived until July 10, of this year be
would have been 78 years II age. lie
leaves TO mourn his loss, his widow,
Mrs. Florence Cushman, daughter,
Mrs. Emily Bishop, of Portland,
three sons, Edward b. and Orrie,
of Odel and an older brother. whose
address is at present unknown. 10
these bereaved relatives all extend
sympathy. Mr.. Cushman WAS a Mason
and also ber of the q. A. X.
The funeral was held from the home
Monday at 10 a. M, Rev. Troy Shell
ley officiating. lnterment In Idle
wilde cemetery, with the Masons in
charge of the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Astoria,
have been here for visit with Mrs.
Fergnson's brother, M. Hawthorn.
Rev. Troy Shelley ia home from an
extended tlip through Southern Ore
gon.
Mrs. Laura Hammond Ia visiting
friends in Odell.
Mis- Eva Broomhead, of Dee, visit
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
BELMONT.

Rev. Ii. q. Clark, of White Sal mon,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. f. 9.
Stout and attended s.rvIoes one eve
ping during the week. Mis-. Clarke
Is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis, of Hood
River, spent Tuesday at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. W.
Davis
Nj and Mrs Ramsey brought to
the parsonage a bedroom cutie as q
present to kev. II. j. Wood and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Stout and Miss
O'Neil we're callers at the SomeIville
home last week.
Will Ellis and family are soon to
move up near the ptaner.
Miss Lena Iseu berg is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Stout took Rev. Airheart up to
Oak Grove Sudnay afternoon to oil
Rev. Woods appointment there.
Mrs. Airheart and daughter, OF
Heppner, are visiting this week at
the parsonage. Rev. AirhaeIt will
continue preaching every evening
this week.
Will Davis and Paul Hayes are cut
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
LUKES VALLEY

Mr and Mrs. Wm. Lenz have re.
turned from their honeymoon and are
now at home on their ranch.
j. d. Taylor has sold 40 acres to
Bruce Hoffman. 1t was stated in
error last week that the new school
bell will be % pounds instead of 2s
inches and 400 pounds weight.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lenz got pleas
ant surprise last Friday night when
about 20 neighbors presented them.
selves at their door A very enjoyable
time was spent, during which refresh
dered.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
VALLEY CREST

Two svangeiisTs have been holding
meetings IN the schOolhouse the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Peironnet have
been visiting friends in Hood River.
Mr. WinterIand Mr. TWelves, Eho
have been working on their house,
returned to Hood River tue first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. h. Sutton we're
called to Gresham, because Of the
serious illness OF Mr.. Sutton's sister,
Mis-. Pitts.
Mr.. Tobey has his new house nearly
completed,
MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Rogers arrived
II om Corvallis Tuesday, where they
have been attending tho Agricultural
Course.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
BARRETT.

q. II. Shaw, of Chicago, has Pur.
chased ten acres of fruit land from j.
Gibbons near the kockfod store. In
the near future residence will be
erected.
Ed Watt has been visiting at f..
Brayford's for the past week.
W. j. Wallum is working on the
house being erected for Join knight
on part of the Gibbons ranch.
f. q. Sherrieb has some very fine
winter cabbage tor sale.
d. A. Perry is now recovering from
his spell of sickness.
After an absence of three weeks our
peddling butcher 10 now on his regu-
lar rounda.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Not Coal Land.
Department of the Interior,
U. =. Land Office at The Dalles Oregon,

Department of the Interior,
U. \. Land Office at The Dalles, oregon.
January 81, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Jesse Davidson
of Mt Hood, oregon, who, on April 9th 1903
made Homestead entry (Serial No O2s46l
No. l2iS for Lot Sec 81, lots Is & l6 Sec o. and
SWl4 SWlI, Sec 26 Township ~, Range 10 T.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of ia.
tention TO make final five-year proof, to es.
tablish claim to the land above described
before Henry l.. Howe, United States Com
missioner, at his office, in hood River, Ore
gon on the 5th day Of March, 1910.
Claimant names rs witnesses: Thomas II
Larwood, william II. Edick, David K, Cooper
and Joseph DimmCk, all # Mt Hood oregon
i27-mS g. W. MOORE, Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03

evening. NJ. Hawthorn had teen ap.
pointed leader and bis sister, Mrs.
Ferguson, of Astoria, who is recoR-
nized as a leader in good works, took
charge of the meeting. At the close
of the G. E. meeting Rev. SpauIding
delivered one of his inspiring sermons
Next Sunday morning Rev. Troy
Shelley will conduct services at Odell.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
MOSIER
Lands.

in 'arge or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community Six miles east Of
Hood River. Parties wishing O buy
will do we'll to writ4 or see
GEO CHAM BFRLAIN
NDsipr Oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
Every Mother.

ts or should be worried when the little
ones have cough or cold. 1t may lead
to Group or pleurisy or pneumonia-then
to something more serious BalIard's 8
Horehound Syrup will cure the trouble
at once and prevent any complication.
Chas. N. Clarke
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SOUTHEAST.

us Navy place southeast-Mary H. Deis 10
Julius Wahl. lot 122. square SIS SO.
Seventh street southeast, between East Cap
itol and A streets-Benjamin g. Cowl 10
Agnes 3. cOwi. part original lot !, square
$50. SO
d street southeast between Tenth and Eley-
enth streets-Horatio n. Taplin ct al. trus-
tees, to Thomas J. Deav'tt, part original
lot ., square 97l 81 500.
Eighteenth and streets sOItheast-JOhn e.
Head et TX. 10 Felix p. Siebert, part orig
inal lot 1. square 1891. SO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets-Samuel p.
Mason 81 u1. TO Clarence B. Hight, lot p
square 1913, $40.
90 Eleventh street southeast-George W.
Baunann Ell TX 10 Mena Glaize. lot p,
square S94. $40
Rear Of East Capitol street southeast. be
tween Eleventh ard Twelfth streets-Samuei
e StOnebrsker to William p. lockwood,
Walter +. Wright. and c. I. Parker, trus-
tees. lots s. to 81, square $50 SO William
P. lockwood et al. trustees. 70 District or
Columbia. same property. for park pur-
poses. SO.
23s1z Ninth street southeast-Gernan Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company 20 Daniel J.
Burger, lot 81, square s23 SO.
Eighth and East Capitol streets southeast
Robert NJ Morrison 10 Charles l. Bailey.
part lot .. square $40 SO
East Capitol street southeast. between Nine
tenth and Twentieth streets-Bertha X
Aukam to Mary T. Hawk. original lot 3.
Twelfth and X streets southeast-George ".
Ray 81 TX. TO Mary A. McKeuny. lot p.
square SS. SO Same 70 Agnes $ Nc
Kenny. lot =, square SIS. 80. same 70
William y. sullivan. lot Is. square Ss5 SO.
same to Mildred D. Kline. lot q. square
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ENGLISH FRIGHTENED
BYFLIGHT'S SUCCESS
Government Dirigible Proves
Invisible From Below
During Night Trip.

LONDON, June 4.-The British war
department Is confronted with a new
scare TO-DAY, and all because the Eng
lish army officers sailed for two hours
last night over London IL q dirigible
balloon
The officers were CAPTAIN Capper
and Lieutenant Waterlow. Accom-
panied by a pilot named fridge, the
officers assembled in the dirigible
Beta and circIed about over Lon
don The night was unusually dark
and at a height Of 1000 feet the bal
loon was undfstinguishable from the
ground II is this feature that alarm
ed the war Office.
1T would have ben a simple matter
to have dropped bombs on almost any
building in the city" Captain Capper
declared today. The lights OF the city
made IL easy 70 see many Of the i'm
pOrtant buildings, while we were in
complete Obscurity- L think our trip
settled beyond dispute the question OF
the efficacy OF dirigibles IN war"
After its cruise over the city, the
Beta" was taken back 20 its shed at
FaTnbOrOuEh-
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Washington Heights-wiIiam Pitt Kellogg
ct ux. 10 Frank c. Henry. lot so. block :.
SIC
81 Tx. to Lyman Dodsk, lot g. block 7. SO
Mt Pleasant and PieaSant Plains-charles z
Wire e. uI. 10 Bruce Cleveland, lot So
block u. so. william K Hnl et ux- TO
HattiesM Biakeney. lot g. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Harry Ward
man ct al, 10 Pattie W Hendrick, lot ..
Metropolis View-Robert r. Mahorney ct ux-
TO Herbert 5. He-venrich. part lOt 30. SO
North Columbia Heishts-Fannie Maddox 70
Louise F. Trimmer. lot 2s. block 9, SO
Washington Heights-Chsrlss ". Richard
son ct TX. 70 Howard II. Etchison. lot IS
block 3. Sit.T044l
Columbia Heights-SuIliyan J. Ross Ct TX 20
Lewis E Breuninger. lot g. block .. SO.
InBleside-LeWis r Breunlnger ct TX 90 sui
Ivan J. and Nellie 3. Ross lot 81 and part
lot 50. block b. SO.
Long Meadows-Elmer K Ramey ct ux- 20
n2, IL, $40 Edward s. Mcknew conveys
same property 20 Wilbur F. Drown, SO.
Long MeadOws-NOrman E RyOn 20 Frank
F Freeman. lot 2s5. block q. SO.
WoOdley Park-Middaugh & Shannon 10
Edna D. T. Newton. lot 66. block 20 $40.
Meridian Hill-George " Brown, trustee. 70
Frederick W. McReynoIds, lot IS, block a.
So 300
Ingleside-Xeuntdy & Davis Company 10
Lizzie F. TriH.ble and Flora c. Firor. lot
"a. block IS SIC.
Woodley Park-Middaugh & shannon 20 Isa-
bel J. Gordon. lot s. block 90 so.
Oak Lawn Terrace-Frauces c. Nairn 1t viz
". wallace. 70 Nettle F. Tebbs part lots
Is TO 10. square 2555. SO Alice y. sher-
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NORTHWEST.

street northwest. between Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth streets-Anna 7 Mailer to Ed
win p. Jones, lot 1872. square Isl. SO
II street northwest. between Nineteenth and
twentieth Streets-Sarah z. Nichols et al.
70 Mamie Mcdowell. part original lot s.
square 40. SO
II street northwest. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets-Nannie Mcdowell to
Sarah E. Mary V. Emily. and Julia A
Nichols. part original lot 6. square 10. $40.
1873 5 street northwest-GeOrge II. Magruder
TO Louise Z. Perkins. lot y, square ~, 10.
Q street northwest. between Thirtieth and
Thirty-frst streets-Esther G. Gresham et
yir, Curtis =, 70 Minnie NJ owens lot
s24 + street northwest-The Christian and
Eleanora Rupert Home 70 Ernestine =.
Terhinger. part original lot Is. square 90
X street northwest and Washington Circle
John W. Paine et al. to William henry
Dennis. lot 5. square 50. $40 .
2S08 r street acknowledgements NJ. Weld
ct al TO Sarah S. Mackall, part square
12S4 $40.
l7l5 Eighteenth street northwest-AIary J.
Daily to Henry M. Rose lot 122. square loS'
Il street northwest. between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst streets-Emilio Jaseil 10 Carr
W. Dauber, part original lot 4 square IoI'
2ssO p street northwest-Augusta NJ. Weaver
to Clara V. Pyles, part lots T. D. anu O.
square 1916. SO.
TO Mary + Woody. part lots 4 5. and g.
square 1246, SO. -.
P street. northwest, between Ihirty-LouIlh ana
Thirty-hfth streets-Same 10 mary ID.
Kengla part same lots, $40.
400 p street northwest-Edward Simons OF Al,
trustees 70 Frederick A Winkelman, lot
., square 5l1. SO.
Charlotte Lewis. lot 10 and part lot IL.
,9SS r street northwest-William J. A. Bliss
ct ux. TO trustees Of New Bethei bAplls1
Church, lot 79 square 23S, SO
E street northwest, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets-Mae E. Waggaman 70
simon Oppenhelmer and GustaVe OpPeh-
heimer. part lot 2. square 81. sly
sOl4 y street northwest-Hugh Wallis et ux
TO Harry G. Laycock, lot %. square lzus' Stg-
Laycock 70 Hugh Wallis, lot 10 square 30.
100 o street northwest. 3. s. n street north
Yorl[ syenre northwest 215 New Jersey ave
nue. northwest. and 12S D street northeast
Rotterdam Buchanan 70 Eliza NJ p Buchan-
an, lot "A. square S13. lots q, 80. 81, square
SI7; lot a. square 624: lot 81. square 6lS; lot
IS. square 634; lot IS. square 70, $40.
Sixteenth street northwest betNeeh ano
Y streets-T Franklin Schneider ct uX- 70
Rachel z. Schneider, part lot 10, square
100 II street northwest-Austin NJ. Cooper ct
ux to Mary 4. o Brien, part lot l. square
2150' p street northwest-,valter E Wright ct
TX 70 annie hrlhbLelne anu 4oas-S NJ
steine. lot 81 square So. SO
Thirteenth street northwest. between G street
and New York avenue-Crane Company 10
Albert Garry, part lot 2. square %. $40.
= street northwest, between Ninth and Tenth
streets-Ernestfne F. Terhiuger TO Albert
F. Fox and Benjamin F. Leighton. trustees
part original lot Is. square 81, $40.
g 70 Sc G street north west-Louis I. Handy
trustee 10 Marie CLIO original lot 10
square SO. SO.
y street northwest. between Thirtieth and
Edwin Guthrie
John :. and Anna c. Trodden. part lot "a.
square 1923. SO
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Transfers in Realty in the District During the Fast Week

bUrne 81 vir. GliSsr D., 10 same. s5-I same
lots SO Robert c. NoeTr ct ux. 10 same,
part same lots. SO Nettie =. T1bSs con-
Heys lots IS 70 -. square 1885. TO Evalyn
Holmsad Manor-spem er B. Prentiss to Bar
bara W Prentiss, I1t 7. block 42. SO
HOlmead ManOr-Harry 3 Wilson 81 al 10
James D. Hobbs. Is la 10 12s. lbs 10 1872
Wilson. lots ~ 70 I26. 12s to ~ block
a, $40 James l.. Hobbs 20 Harry Ward
man and ThOmaI 4. Bones. lot IL. block
4s, SO.
Holmead Manor-Harry B. Wilson e. al. to
James ID. Hobbs. lots Is3 10 40 block
AZ. so James D. Hobbs to Harry Ward
man ana Thomas r Bones, same property,
WoodIey Park-8IIddaueh & sban,an 20
william W and Lula F. Bride. lot s..
Petworth-Nannie L Collins 10 Elea1 ore F
Adams, lot 81, blcek &c. SIC
Mt, Pieasant-Samuel T. Mason ct ux- To
Clarence B. Hight. lot 16s so
Meridian Hill-Mary Ragan 10 Rav-no,s Z
Ferguson lot S. block IS 80 Ravmond X
Fershson to Harry G. Laycock. same prop
nj, o,,I Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-JOhn
o., o. 10 p. block g. SO
Eitlngham Place-Daisv Wallace -. Al %
Ehily Wai-ace. life estate IN west half
lot $. block IS. 80.
t1l Ll HeiSnts-ChariA. J. Walker et ux
% E-ii'ina Fetteys. lot a. block 2, S7,75O
Inconsistencies Y. Kins, r.. et ur 70
James o. Engler. lot 81 block 2 so
mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-saIlie
io1 5e5 s. yir 70 Edw. W Petherbridge.
Meridian HuI-Frank OPEeu N Ioh, n n
vers. lot "a. square 2564 so
hoineAo Estate-Herry B. Wilson q al 70
Cnaries / Bowman. lot lO6. square Zs55. so.
senate Heights-Leroy Gaddis. 1r, 70 Ernest
- b iientes ana s,S George n. Bel. lots p and
Pleasant Piains-Robert W Bender 70 Rob
err z Bender, lOt IL, square 31sI. SO
Mount Pleasant AM Pleasant plagnr-r .,,,t.
D. stabler et ux. to Lille z woodward
lots 5o5 and ac4. block 4 SIC
Fteasant Plains-Kennedy Bros. 70 Robert ".
Gender. lot IL. square 305I SiG
4nSleside-Andrew ". LukeI' et w b. william
G. Young, lot "a block Is, SO
Moore & Barb0urs Second Division-Hulbert
Young ct ux- 70 Edwin Shuttle. lot %.
block 8 SO.
Whitehaven-David B. Murdock II. 10 Mat
thew Yinglink. east half lot Z, block Q. SO
same 20 Grace n. Peter, lot "a block s, SO.
same % Annie c Touhy. lots Is and Is.
HoImead Manor-Charles ]. Walker e TX.
70 George T. Hutchinson. lot ID. block IS,
North Columbia Heights-ome NJ Crutohe7
et viz James W. 20 james ". Cr1tcher.
lots and 8. block 4. SO.
Senate HeiEhts-Ralph H DauEhton ct al
70 Leroy Gaddis. Jr-, lots p and ., block
2 SO.
Columbia Heights-Harry A. Kite TO Charles
o. Stevens lot g. block . so.
Washington Heights-George s. Cooper Fl
Tx 10 Carl A Droop lot 81, block 4, SO.
Columbia Heights-Georgs c. PUmphrey et al
20 Amelia N FRANKIE. lot AS. block q SO
Colun5la HeiEhts-Mary Widmayer. trustee.
&c Edward c. Baltz lot IL. block p. 81
lie Droit Park-Edmund s. Woog. e. TX "a
Herman WooE. part lot 4. block 3, SO
Pleasant Plains-John z. sheczells et al 70
Lena Sheckells. lots 81. 2Ss. snd So. square
26f1. SO
Pleasant Plalns-John g. SheckeIls e. al O.
Lena SheckeIIS. lots Il and .. square 3ssf
SO.
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FATHER WILL CLAIM
BODY Of SUICIDE
Parent of Richard D. HulSe,
Bureau Night Watchman,
Wires Police.

The body OF Richard .. Hulse. a night
witchmaH at the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, who ended his life shortly
after 1 O'Clock this morning by firing
bullet into his right temple, viii be taken
70 his former home in Galesburg, Ill,
for interment- His father, John Hulse,
wired the police today that he would
come TO Washington and take charge
OF the body.
Hulse, IL was learned, had recently
been Ieprimanded for being asleep while
on duty. His friends think he feared
dismissal. and probably killed himself
rather than lose MS position, which he
had held about two months.
Going to the second floor of the stable
in the rear of the main building, Hulse
talked for a few minutes with a aegro
hostler, and then took a revolver from
his pocket. Asking the negro II he
thought the weapon would 90 of II ne
pulled the trigger, he fired one shot
down the stairway, then placed the re-
Volver at his temple and sent a bullet
through his brain. He died shortly
after reaching the Emergency Hospital