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nnInfh Flax

DULUTH. July 6--Flax on track and to ar
rive 81 15 July, S2.15: September. sos; octo-
ber $1.93
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LOANS ON FARMS
DEPRESS STOCKS
Financiers of Interior Declare
That Smaller Banks Are Bur-
dened With Mortgages
New York Fears Unusually
Large Demands to Meet the
Heavy Crop Movement
Hevv YORK stock List

T. Z. Hutton & Co. 400 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nlsh Tie following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday;
Sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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Portland Butter Market
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND. July City and country cream
cry extras, 29c; fancy. 2S@29c; store, 2002ic.
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Loans. Exchange and silver

The steamer China took out treasure list or
s304, 900 in silver bullion. of which the Hongkong
and Shanghai bank shipped S200.000 to Hong
kong. the Anglo and London Paris bank shipped
s6S, 900 to Hongkong and the same bank $4,000
to Calcutta.
Silver was considerably higher. Hongkong
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,iI-LEs MEDIUM TO EXTRA

Over 4 years old range from SIo 10 30 lower
Note-Shippers to this Tarket must have
horses close to type. with age, bone eonforma
tion and style, to command extreme quotations
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. July 6.--Export: Bluestem. 81
club s3c Milling-Bluestem. sc: eiuo, o<e-
Recepts-Whest s ears: corn. ears
SEATTIE Julv 6-Afi1ing: Bluestem, SOC
fortv-foId S5c. Climb s4c. rcd Russian. Sic. i.x-
port-BIaestem soc: forty-fold. SIC. club: Sic,
fife sic: red Russian. T9c- Yesterday r.
cefpts-Vheat I6 cars; oats, cars; DarieSs
OREGON
POR1rI kND JuIv 6-Track prices. Club. I9fe
soc; bIuesten S3ds4c; red Russian. % 1sc'
turkey red 796 soc: valley, S0@Slc- Gar re-
ceiptS-Nheat Is cars; oats. cars.
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Wheat Firm and Tending Upward
Fresh Fruit Market Is Active
: 4,ovE,fENT OF PRODUCE

visible supply shown By Bradstreet ees sor 10
: ss21 OOo bnshels Estimated receipts ior - -
morrow: Wheat 4 cars, corn 16;, oats o. Aos9
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RITTER PEP pOI-Nn

Cheese-California fancy fats. 141e 2er III,
frm; do hrsts. 13c drm: do seconds. 1213c1 drm;
fancy Young Americas, 151ac. nrm; do ars \ I1Sc.
Egss-Calfornia fresh, per dozen. cases in
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London Closing Stocks

Money-1@lk per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is l7s per cent and for three months
bills 15-1612 per cent
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Chicago Discount Rate
Northern Business

CHICAGO, July e.-New York exchange, 15c
discount
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Horren and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
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Desirable drafters LOO lbs and over. .$2T56l3OO
Light drafters 15OO to $50 lbs. . 225m275
Cbnnks $50 TO 500 ibs.......... 2OOd250
Wagon horses. 250 to 1880 lbs. 13561S5
DeIvery wagon horses 1850 to $50. I250135
Desirable farm mares................ 135e115O
Farm workers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 756l1OO
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DistiIlers 5s -. 6S 10 S Steel I'd 5s. .1e21s
Erie prior lien 4s. 81 Va Car Chem 5s.. esb
Do gen As ...,. IL Wabash 1st 5s. .10sS,
DO cv 4s, ser 81 Do lst e. ext Is. 64E
DO cv Is, ser go Western Md 4s... SO
Gen Elect CIV IS. 1873 Westing FL cv IS. STi5
Ill Cen lst ref As 91nl WIS Central Is. a0n
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
THE THEATERS LAST NIGHT.
The xationas-.ssslarthas

The Aborn Opera Company gave ne
initial rendition OF Bsotow's opera. ':zlar-
the," at the Nationzs ThssAar last might
before a large audience. with q. cast os
adequate quality.
This melodious opera has always bseu
a great fayorite with those who delight
iu the frankly tIInefuI. being In fact
pomposed OF what might be termed bal-
lad music. and ast.night- an OF tia baaus
tim songs were effectively rendered end
es enthusiastically received, as has been
the custom through q long term of years.
the gem OF the collection bins, of course.
ssThe Last Rose oe summary" Tom
MooFsiB finest exampsesof sentimental ex-
preston.
The houo7s os the performance fzu
Irr4nc!psfly to Miss Lois Eszsll, the so
prano, who, in khe rola on Lady Harriet,
finds great opportunity for the effecttva
display OF her vocal sttsinnents 6he has
voice Of striking quality as regards
both registers, and sings with flne a1rrss-
sion and singular casa, Her rendition OF
ssThs Last Rose OF Summer evoked
numerous recalls, and. hsr sIItiEs work
'was very pleasing.
The tenor, DOmen3co Russo, although
ET1QeTJly Sum1TIng TOM sewers cold
strengthened the good impression already
created. ana bis effectiveness distinctly
Increased as the action progressed. HIS
poiIe is pure. with a IlInrid Quality. and
he also acts hisEoles With fsrTor Fritz
Ycn Bpsng WIS cast as Nancy and. WAS
effective throughout, especially In the
comedy element. ana IN tbs solo which
fails 20 the role IN the third act. ]. K.
Murray as Plupkett, was IN ane golca
and gave one cs his best rerditions. and
William Sch1ster also gave an enjoy
able perforInanon The chorGs was
strong IN tha snsen1bls work. most OF
which Is familiar; IN met, no opera OF
this csiiber. unless it be the Bohsnisu
Girl" has so many airs that have gin.
gered in the memory as Martha
The superior ability OF Carlo Nscosias as
conductor was again IN evidence. No
matter what the qJialltsf ef the opera. be
seems TO be thoroughly ct home, his
conducting being marked hy a lack of
pretension as regards thaatrtcal display,
and a large degree OF effectiveness as
regards the ob1eot-ths proper rendition Of
the score
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
The Arcade.

One. OF the largest and most Teprssepta-
4tve field OF skaters ever attracted be-
championship RACES VIII compste tor
honozs in the rink at theAtpade Builds
ms. Fourteenth street end PARK road
nnrEhwest, next Mondas- afternoon and
sren1ng.
interest IN the various egenta IS az
fsvsr neat, as Is evidenced by the arnezt
way Ia which, prospective. entrants arr
training each Afternoon Tho manager
ment has decided to open tho doors 10
entrants each afternoon bstmeen and 5
O'Clock. IN this way allowing them every
dnportunity to round into shape Tor tho
events.
More funny ploturesI- he's been. the
cry at the moving picture gheAter Of asts,
relieving the exhibition Of many sof the
best films the public has passed 3e1g-
rnent On IN many days Accordingly the
management has placed orders for more
OF the same variety, which will be shown
at the theater. starting this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
RUSSIAN TO GO FREE
Examination Fails Connect
Him with Como Crime.
SEARCH OF LAKE CONTINUED
italian Police DO Not Expect TO Find
Body of Charlton, Believing He
Has Escaped, While American Au-
thOrities Continue Investigation,
Believing Him 10 Be Dead.

Como, June 1s.-The Kings proeurator
to-day concluded his examination OF
Spolaton, the Russian held on suspicion
of being connected with the murder Of
Mrs. Charlton and later refused TO con-
firm the prisoners release. The procwa-
tor admitted that spolatof's completely
was not proved, and that there was no
evidence to Justify his indictment, but
the prisoner cannot be released without
an order from the court, which is not
likely to be given before Lake Como is
thoroughly searched for the body of Por-
ter Charlton.
It is practically certain. however. that
Spolatoh viii eventually be released. He
only knew the Charltons because they
spoke English. The day the murder was
committed Spolatoff was at his home at
ROgglano. The procurator has not al
lowed correspondents 70 interview the
prisoner.
Mr.. Caughy, the American consul at
Milan, is here He says that he saw
Ambassador Leishman, who had nothing
TO say. lie wanted Mr. Caughy to know
that he was at hand IN case he was
needed.
Lake Search "HODeIess."
The police are convinced that searching
the lake win not solve the mystery Of
Cha-lton's disappearance. but may lead
to the discovery OF the blood-stained
clothes he wore when he killed his wife,
and possibly Mrs. Charlton's jewels.
A so-calIed trial OF Charlton in con-
tumacy cannot be started unless the YER
sion OF double murder is absolutely ex-
uTsr f7rl L A.
the lake the authorities viii assume that
he has escaped and viii hold a trial in
bis absence five or six months hence,
thus preventing the statute OF limitations
rendering his arrest Illegal five years
from now.
From the evidence collected, it is as
suIned that Charlton murdered his wife.
and trial ia contumacy will show the re-
suit Of the police investigations. and con-
vince the American authorities that every
effort has been made 10 solve the mys-
terry and punish the criminal
Confident OF Double Murder.
Alr. Caughy is still convinced that a
double murder was committed. but the
evidence OF Charlton's guilt is considered
sufficient TO secure his conviction when a
trial Is held. Hence. the search of the
lako viii DO the last stage OF the Investi-
CATION
Divers have explored the lake under
the landing stage where the trunk con-
tanning Mrs. Chariton's body was found
The depth there varies from thirty 70
seventy-flve feet, but beyond the bottom
falls away and the water Is over 2o5 feet
deep. The divers discovered q bag, which
was opened and was found 70 contain
the body OF eat. An immense crowd
which was watching the work cheered
ironically when this ind was revealed
The search has been abandoned until to-
morrow. The divers say that owing to
the current anything thrown from tho
landing stage is apt to be- carried into the
deep water. II win take days 20 explore
the area near Moltrasio.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
The Academy-vauasviIls.

Special arrangements are under way
for q rather unusual and unique amuse-
meut event for the coming Friday even
ing at the Academy. A singing contest
e 20 be introduced during the regular
performance, when a number OF local
amateur vooalists VIII exercise their best
efforts to win one Of the several cash
prizes offered by the management, and
the audience Is TO be the judge OF the
respective merits Of the contestants.
Only nonprofessionals will be permitted
TO participate, and as the list OF candi-
dates for first honors is certain % be a
lengthy one. each turn VIII be limited
to two verses and chorus Of one song
and no encores.
This special extra feature for Friday
evening bids fair to prove q most enter
tanning affair, and doubtless VIII draw
an overfiowing house The b1l for the
coming week at the Academy win be.
arranged later "a the week, and the fnaz-r
agement promises to spring q big and
agreeable surprise upon patrons by Of;
fertng a programme that would do
credit 70 any theater on Broadway, New
York
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
HARRY THURSTON PECK.

He's familiar with the great this Harry Thuson Peck
that every high estate wept upon his The poet
Browning pondered deep the things that Harry ad Te
nyson sleep Hars caeshed When Ibsen wrote
he wildly cried MY life will be wreck if this my drama,
Denied the praise Thurston Pee Said Kpng his better
days. what my renown since Harry my blooming
lays and bghts them with frown The poet when his end
draws cries Death brings alarms, if in that grim
hour of fear may die Hars arms And being Dead his
spirit knows no shade of doubt gloom Harry plants little
rose upon his humble tomb Poor Shakespeare those elder
bard who haunt blessed e born for such re-
wards as Harry Thurston smiles But JOY will Tighten their de-
pair and food the realms of space for Harry will join them
there-theyll see him face to facet Walt MASON
Copyright by GcrEoM
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fuur and uns-hA1 furimgG Mar
Day, 100 tKoeFuer), SEQ. Won II. r Brandt, i0g
tscoVillel. SAD. second; Enbellish, lOa (Grandl So
thiTd. Tine 0-5i 10 Helen Barnett 0reIls Pa
reene. Dancing QUsan, Betty Wales. JACK Wsaye-,
sue L. Acton. SandiFeE FioriwA and Blanche
Francis also ran
SECOND RAOE-six furiongS Rios Grain. 100
(hoeTnerl. $40. won: Whits Eagle, l0I lJArksouj.
500, secGEd; MazoT. TO IdufnageO $50 third
Time. ia Is Florence A. SlaShlng Blow Peter
Pender, summer Dr0anl The Moat. Prince Ingolds-
b.. CHARLEY HI, Crenel and F0tsch also ran
THIRD RACE-SK fuTlngs. AIice George. LOG
tWaTTenl, Sl6T9 Won BRrnss1alo, 100 (DryeT1. SIYo
second; Meuick rs lGrflnl, s. third Tine
III 50. Star Venus, Clint Tucker. and FIrzt Peep
also nan.
FOURTH RACB-Fiva furlougz Gov. Gray, 100
(Troxler, $50. won: Iabold liz tGnfanl, STA
secoodi JACK Denmzn " Grand, S-a0 third
Tune. loo 2-5- Mr. Dock, Delaney, MlnBis Wendle
Princess Pomona. Loclisl sH Ksarney. and James
Mac also TRn
FIFTH RACE-Ono mile and furlong Charles
F. Granger, l04 (Austinl. N50, wmI GlVedeaE. los
(WRTTsnl, SlL6. second: Solicitng I'D Koernegl
s. third. Time, 10 Is. Vanea. Elfau. Cunning
Camel. and St nara also ran-
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile and q furlong. Quazga
D9 Cans, $3.50. won. Naue5te, So (C0e), $40
second. Woferten. lA Rice, $40 third Time
IS CareT. Nadzu. Ny PA. and Maid Militant
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
The Hipnodrone.

All Is In readiness for the opening OF
the Hippodrome next Monday night at
the American League Park Contracts
for the lighting Of the park and the
stages have been completed. and almost
a score Of attractions have been secured
Preceding the performance, Pistorio's ia
nous band viii give a concert. In addi-
ton to Babcook. in his daring looping
OF the death trap. and Slivers. the world
famous clown. will be seen on the OPEN
ing bill the Lonette Sisters. the Carl
Damon troupe, famous European aero
bats. direct from Berlin; the Matsuda
troupe, which comes from the Orient
and half a score Of others, many Of
whom headed the list Of attractions on
the various vaudeville circuits during
the past season.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Builders of Great Trunk
Lines.

How Robert Scott Lovet Texas boy left horne because
his father wanted him to be phyns became day iaborer
railroad then great lawyer, and eventually the
of Edward H. Hartman.
Oddly enough, while Lovet gTubbng Sturnps and CUP
ting brush Benjamin Yoau organizer Of the Rock Island
and Frisco system who spent s75O00000 In years.
driving span of mules and operating scraper another rail-
way in Texas.
Lovett relations with Jay Could the slleSpecnator; with
Coils Huntington, who knew where railways should be built
but always hard up because he did not understand how
borrow money and with Edward II Has who consolidated
and developed but not patentsenough TO construct
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
HARRY GRANT AND THE LAW.
Racing Driver Maintains Legal
Rights an City Street.

Boston. June Hilary Grant, the
racing driver and winner OF the last
Vanderbilt Cup. says ne viii be in all the
big road races this year. including the
Grand Prize. with the same Alco stock
chassis that he drove TO victory last
year
When not racing, Grant drives q
demonstrating car about Boston aud re-
Gently he has been getting potosty there
as an unlntentional oostractur Of yafiio
Grant had an interesting iocalnoftae and
tender. hauling . dat car baaFsng the
Vanderbilt Cup saI kFoEsSad cak ID uinsar.
ture and set on he hood OF his SIX
cylinder Alec touring nar.
While Grant and Ids csazzVezs. ding
in a narrow street Of the HSze, tbs
diminutivet raffroad Attracted crowd
The law silosEs.a car 20 stop dfes minutes
in a place:Rna tie dAiIterates driver 'stook
the count up to the last second
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Lewis to- Meet Lennr.

Baltimore, June 1s,-The management of
the Armory Athletic Club has completed
the programme for its second meeting to
take place next Monday night at the
Fourth Regiment Armory. in West Fay
cite street, near Paca. As on the open
Ing night, six-round bouts will be the
programme, with no decisions by the
referee, that being left TO the various
newspaper writer's. One of the bouts IN
which most interest eenters Is that be-
tween 'Kid" Lenny, OF this city. and
Danny Lewis, of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
BEAUCOUP CAPTURES STAKES.
Beats Far West in Myrtle Event by
Three Lengths.


Three Lengths.
New York. June 16-Racing in fog and
mud marked the wind-up Of the Graves
end meeting to-day. Only the regulars
turned out. but they v-ere rewarded by
the success Of four favorites and second
choice
Beaueoup won the Myrtle stakes for
three-year-olds and upward. AS soon as
Creevy let Beaucoup down he breezed
past Wise Mason, who made the pace TO
point near the far turn.
After that Beaucoup galloped home
with three lengths over Ear West who
came from away back and had Tire same
margin over Wise Mason. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Sx fm1mgs FuIIie Levy liz
tMoieel. 70 5. won: Horaos E. 100 lGarnef1, 5
70 l, second; J. A MunFoe l0a Davis) 100 TO /
thtre- Time. lao IS. Blundara, Royal ONYX. G.
W. Le6oads LAsaEo. Gooss Greek. and sta-gOwaa
SECOND RACE-AIIe and a furiong. Ardri. lis
tMcGe0. 70 5 won; BLACK Mate. 10 Duranl,
70 2 secoudi 81. Joseph. 100 LBagen) Il TO /.
third. Tine 81 Is. Keep Moving, Knne Crznkie,
and The GarienG also ran
THIRD RACE-AIie and a sixteenth Rsybourr
lC6 tReid, 10 l. won; Uncas CHIEF, 20 OIc-
Caheyl, IS 20 l. secu1d: Afartinmas l05 Davis 3
70 Z third. Time. i;i9 % Charlie HaTgrayo and
Merry knight also ran
FOURTH RACE-Aine and flzlong. Beaucoup.
los tCreeyyl. b 5. ven Bar Wess los gReidJ 5
20 ], second Wise Mason. l05 Duganl. 7 TO 1.
third. Time. is % Eorbitt and HIN Top also
ran-
FIFTH RACE-sx furiongs. Blue Mouse 100
Shilling, 70 8. Won; Hectagon. I09 Walsh, 2
to /. socond; syzygy. 100 Powers. % l. third.
Time. III Hceoush. WhitsVOG. and Muh also
ran
SIXTH RACE-Alile and sixteenth. Shawnee,
ll5 lang. Is 70 !. WonI Henry Munro. 100 Qlsidl
70 ], second NJ. LAsmore. I5s (AlcGee), 7 70 i,
third. Time, l32 81 ChaTiTau. Queens song,
George Field, CuthbsTt. and Fora Diana also Fsn.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
FOOTBALL OFFTmAIE EIEOTED.
TechmioaI Hish school 20 star'
Practice September AZ

FEaStsCc oGutExnUeH a.
On acoount of some misunderstanding
the election ofsTschss 1Sif baseball oflcer
win not taile,plaee unsa the beginning OF
next season.
Just now the school "a more interested.
in the football team for next fall, which
will start practice September sT8 when
they expect TO have three teams on the
field. The election sof officers has already
taken place. II. W. Bnllough being
chosen as manager and william Farmer
as captain. The localities OF thu different
high schools have passed supen alweight
rule for the teams. The heaviest team
will not DO allowed 10 weigh on an aver
age more than fifteen pounds more than
the lightest team, the heavyweight being
set at I45 pounds. In addition to this.
the game viii be played under the new
football rules.
In all probability. the Blaclksmiths will
lineup something like this: Kelly, end;
Farmer. half back: Morris. half back
Thrall. quarter back; Sweagler, end;
GIN, quarter back; Grigsby, center, and
Tew. tackle. This leaves a place for
several new men, who viii be picked In
September. The team will be under
charge OF Mr.. HeCoX.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
AERIAL LINE FOR NEWPORT.
Company Plans to Run Airships 20
Narragansett Pier.

Newport. r. L. June 16.-An airship
line between Newport and Na-ragansett
Pier is contemplated FOR this summer
Joseph II York, representing the Zodiac
Dirgible AirshiD Company was In New
port to-day, and through him It was
learned that dirigible passenger carry
ing service was being planned by his
company as one OF the features OF the
social season, both here and at the Pier
A Newport contractor has been engaged
20 erect aerodromes or stations at both
ends Of the line. the one at the Pier 10
DO located on Scarborough Beach. while
the location OF the other in this city, has
not been definitely decided upon.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

piece OF the length OF The Schooa tos
.Scandsf' without evan giving the actor
q chance tor separate rehsaFEalS IL Is no
wopder that they stumbled through ie
last night In 8 manner that spoiled even
the greax screen scens IN ghe third act.
10 Ben Crest himself belongs the honor
OF saving the performances from utter
ruin. tor be ana Sayler Craw1sy were
the only two among the msn OF the Dleca
who knew their lines. and they seemed
80 know 81 the Others cues as well, for
they kept them EeIi prompted Among
The wonlsn OF the cast Mise Van De-
Veer and Mss Ruth Vivian deserve no.
dos for the mannsz d which they deaiv~
cred thefr lines ana thu effect they OBJ
tanned. Mss Halsey Mills deilneation OF
AIRS Candor also was admirable. though
tie rememoraDcs OF Rose Coghlans re-
cent portrayal OF the character was zoo
fresh in the minds OF the audience for
Mss ATIIls to be property appreciated
"A word about the scenery Is also noe
anisa. particularly concerning the Pic
tures Of the -ancestors' In the second
got True, the lines OF the play say that
they are not ike the works Of EsphaelH
and that they ere sSt1n and AWKWARD
but this cannot be considered an excuse
for the Fearful collection OF earioatlrea
that adorned the wall OF Charles Eurfacgs
house Surely something could DO dona
TO improve thefn-even Il Il IL stiu deemed
advisable 70 retain the scenery Of othee
weeks, somewhat changed around. 10
represent the different scenes 10 The
comedy.
The opening setting m Lady Enaar~
wells vas admirably put %. but &he res
snaindst OF the scenery could be. vastly
Improved II Is 20 be hoped that the cast
WI become more familiar with their
lines before to-nigf1t'a performance for
last evenings presentation OF the greatest
OF the older English comedies has doug
nothing TO enhance tbs reputation thak
the players have gained here fnr beArs
painstaking and finished.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Traffio NIrn 1n PInr-

General Manager Paul Waters, Of the
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company, has
extended the courtesy Of his line TO the
Washington Traffic Club, for an outing
at the beach tomorrow afternoon.
There VIII be ball game in which
representatives of the railway lines viii
be pitted against men from the water
lines having Washington offices,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO RAISES
$7,5O0,O0O FOR CANAL SHOW.

San Francisco, June 16.-At a mass
meeting OF the chamber OF commerce
and business men to-day, called by Gov
Gilett, a resolution was adopted pledg-
ing San Francisco to raise S7.5Oo,O00 de-
nanded by Congress for government
recognition OF the Panama-Pacifie Fair
The governor made a report on the work
accomplished by the committee in Wash
tngton.
1t was shown that s5,0SS, sos has a6tu-
ally been signed UP for the fair and
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
,ouRTH RAcE-Ths Suburban Handbags mile
Trojan A G. ChaIIenaes.

The Trojan Athletic Club would Ike
to arrange games with all teams aver
aging fourteen years. Address A Ma
terra. 202 Four-and-a-half street north
west. The lineup follows: Gerard, left
field; Matera. pitcher: Flax, FIRST base:
Maggie, second base; Cranston. third
base; Fitzgerald. catcher; J. Verdi, CEN
ter field; w. Braund. right field; Dow
ney. shortstop
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Coburn Players at white House.

The Coburn Players, who have a wide
reputation as performers OF pastoral
comedies in the open, are expected 10
give two enjoyable Shakespesrean per-
formances on the White House lawn to-
night and Friday afternoon. This even
ing the play VIII be "As You Like It"
with chorus Of seventy voices. young
ladies from the Normal School, singing
the three pastoral songs Of the play. To-
morrow afternoon Twelfth Night VIII
De given
Both plays ere being given on the