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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
TWO MEN BREAK
LEGS IN WRECK
Drydock Work Train and PIanta-
ton Train Collide at PuuIOa
Yesterday.

a drydock worktrain and a planta
ton train eollided at Puuloa yesterday
afternoon about FIVE clock with the
result that three men were injured, one,
Gus Anderson, having his right leg so
badly crushed that amputatlon may be
necessary. He and Machinist Bushnell
are in a serious condition, though last
night at the Queen S Hospital it was
reported that under the circumstances,
both suffering with broken legs, they
We're getting along hopefully.
The trains, each consisting of an
engine and one car, approached each
other while both engines were. whs-
thing, though for some reason, through
misunderstanding, neither came to a
stop and the rolling stock crashed to-
gether heavily. Each engine was push.
ing a car, not pulling it, and the dry
dock tram was taking labOrerS to meet
the train bound for Honolulu, after the
day s work.
Some of the employees of the naval
reservation who Were on the train 60
ing to meet the city train, seeing that
collision was bound to occur, jumped
for their lives. most Of them escaping
with comparatively slight bruises and
sprains. though Electrician Luid, who
was one of those who jumped, hurt his
| knee severely.
Gus Anderson. who used to be a
| policeman and who had been employed
| on the naval reservation for but short
period. had his leg crushed in the I'M
pact of the cars Chief Machinist Bush
nell of the drydock also suffered a
| broken and twisted right leg. Both
| men suffered intensely while waiting to
be transferred to the hospital, They
wera caught under the wreck of the
! cars when they crashed together.
| An investigation will be made to
/ place the blame
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
Classified Advertise

TWO lots, $4,000 feet; 800 1T
car line; unobstructed view. 4
provements; $500. Kaimuki TN
Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
ELOCUTTON,
VOCAL
HAIR DRESSING

HUGO HERZER, Teacher Of singing
Love Bldg, Fort St, opposite Convent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
REPRESENTED ON EXCHANGE BY
CHAS. G. HEISER. JR.

to recite abnu. the adventures of the
gentleman who stood on the burning
deck.
Tailor Asch j. going TO read an ESSAY
on Why Nv Friends Like Me Better
Than Bill Henry Like Him" Deputy
TAILOR Punohu, erstwhile captain Of
police, IS going to serve pink lemonade.
ana see that the smaller children be
have themselves.
An enjoyable time IS promised for All.
November ! Is the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MANICURE,

NJ is kELLY-Boston Bldg, Fort St;
hair dressing, shampooing. Tel. 1922
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12

MISS LOUISE IRWIN. hairdresser and
manicure. Room So, Young Bldg.
$3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12

BAY mare: PAGER; fast; s yen]
also road wagon. Mare, !, d
fee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12

*23.125 on 800 paid. 1Redeemable
at 103 at maturity. n270 shares treas.
stock. 10000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales.
90 Haw G. & S. Co., 3475: 90 Ne
Bryde. >; 10 Oahu Sug. Co, 27.625; 25
Honokaa, l2.S75; ) Pioneer, 100.
Between Boards.
40 Q. Il. 4 L. Co., 1870; 165 Haw. c.
4 5. Co.. 3475; 20 Olaa, 5; Is Eva,
2S.s75; - Eva. 2s.75; IS Oahu Sug.
Co, 27.15; 10 Hon. B, & NJ. Co., 90;
$500 Nut. Tel 6s, 1880
Dividends -October 10, 1910.
Paauhau, zoe. share; Waikiki, $3.50
share: Hutchinson, 15c share
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
FURNISHED ROOM,

WE'LL furnished, hot and cold water,
bath; reasonable rates. 81 Vineyard
Street. 405
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HALSTEAD & co.
Stock Brokers
s21 FORT sTKxH7

4 az 3 q q : 8 s'o ask
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-12
VETERINARIANS,

DR. L. t. CASE, office Lewis Stables
Phone 2141; residence phone lib.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
BUILDERS TO RESIST
STRIKE EXTENSION
Courts May Be Asked to
Prevent Carpenters From
Quitting.

At 2 meeting today Of the Builders
League. at the Builders Exchange. II
was decided TO make a strong resist
ance Of the attempt on the part Of
the American Federation of Labor TO
compel the AmalZamated Society Of
Carpenters TO break its contract with
the builders and to join the Brother
hood OF Carpenters in its present
strike
The builders contend that such an
action on the part of the federation
would he criminal conspiracy and
that they would have redress IN the
courts They have been advised by
their counsel that any step in this d.
rection. made By the federation viii
be met with an injunction suit
James l. Parsons. president Of the
Builders League said today that there
Is not the slightest doubt about Fhe
courts unfolding The employing builders
II they ask for an injunction % prevent
the federation from forcing the aIilai-
Esrnzred carpenters TO break their pres
ent contracts and enter upon a StlIhr
which the members Of the ANAL gai1laLed
bod personally are opposed TO-
Tie league viii meet tomorrow anu
Master Builders Association ana the
EMPLOYERS Association. AT THIS meet
inc The renorred movement started bT
me. central Labor Tsion Of Washington
10 CarnpaiEu against the eucrtS OF Ger
tain Members OF these Orca MIA tions TO
e~rs h7fsh omen shops in Washington VIII
b. taken under consideration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
CHICAGOAN KILLS
ROBBER IN STREET
Held Up After Leaving
Fiancee, Elmer Cooper
Stays Thug.

CHICAGO, July IA bandit was snot
and killed early today by Elmer Cooper
a motorcycle salesman
Cooper had just taken leave Of his
nancee. Miss Cathryn Rush, when he
was held up by two men.
Cooper. after being knocked down,
drew his revolver and fired. lie shot
one Of the bandits through the fore
head The wounded man fen to the
ground. while his companion fed
An element Of mystery was injected in
the case when Cooper told The police
that II was the second attack since July
, The first attack occurred when ne
was leaving the hume Of Miss Rush
on the night Of July 8. he said he had
49, ,s-ay-1aid and an attempt made 10
baat him on this occasion, however,
he said. there were three young men,
fairly vel dressed To guard against
another attack he had purchased re-
volver-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
DEATHS

CLAREE-On SUNDAY July ~ ls-'. ~
residence I111 TUer-s-f0ur-H street.
80, - se--ice- A. Hines chapel 1-l5
Fourteenth street. on Tuesday July T. AZ
p
aRTER-SuEEerly- on saturday July =.
1910. JAMES O. CARTER beloved h.ssasr-
o. MARY a. Carter IL MS slElE---7LE- year
Funeral Tuesday july L. al 3 b. I'd from
Is late residence 1919 F street south
west. Friends and relatives -ari-1l %
Virginia and Maryland papers eoPy3
CLOKEY-On SUNDAY. July 10. 1870 ar Car
field Hospital SAMUEL ". husband o.
Ella T. ClokeE t1ee Hu--a-i- and son OF
John Z and susan A Ciokey-
COVERT-On sunday July -. 1870 a. his
-reEIdr1Ce, I-1s = street northeast JACOB
nus and or Maria c. Covert ID the seventy
third year o. his age
GRADY-Cn Monday JULY H. 1910. EMILY
widow OF the late Daniel Grady
Notice % funeral hereafter
HYATT-On Monday. July H. 1910, a. the
residence Of his brother lE--au-- r.
1Tecr-fu. sa1o Cambridge place Ran
DOLFH c. HYATT. NH r.
Funeral services az the chapel % OAK Hi
Cemetery. on Wednesday July g. ar 10
m
TALEoT-On Monday morning July Il, 1910.
after a long illness ar the hospital Miss
ELIZABETH TALBOT
Funeral on WeluesdsE- July l2. az $50.
~ Undertaken WlsH's chapel. corner ~
Tven-y-niuch and n streets Georgetown.
under management Of Good Samaritans'
Society
TREANOR-Cn Sunday July 10 1910 at the
Nicholson al Las A1iuEs. Col JOHN
TREANOE- formerly Of this city father
- P c. J. Trean0r. Mrs. 8Iary Z Nichol-
son- and Anna A Tresnor-
WILsON-on Sunday. July u. 1910. Ar
HSzrrSville- sd. MARY palmer VII
son aged twelve years
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
WOULD TEACH GIRLS
SELF-DEFENSE ART
Illinois Suffragist Also Fa-
VorS Women Police TO
Catch Flirts.

CHICAGO, July 1I-"American girls
should be taught the art of self
defense, said Mrs Katherine Waugh
AIcCulloch. justice Of the peace at
Evanston, and vice president of the Ma
tionaI Suffrage Association She had
heard that Baltimore is considering the
advisa bilty OF adding women cops to
the regular police force
1t would be a great thing for the
women Of this city 10 have a member
OF their own sex in authority in case
they need help said Mrs McCulIOcH,
and I think the idea OF women police
might be an excellent one, until we can
ger the more powerful protection Of the
ballot and the right TO serve on lurIeS.
She is i'm favor OF the suggestion OF
the Womans Suffrage Club OF Balti-
more. and its president, Mrs. Maddox
Funk. vino advanced the idea OF having
women on the police force 10 break up
flirting and ogliug-
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DeaLh--

Gertrude e Aniss. 20 years, Garfield
Mason II Light. 50 years. GARFIELD
Hospital.
Annie Anderson s. years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Patrick r Fitzgerald, & years, Walter
Reed General Hospital
Patrick McDououEh. - years. PrOvl-
dsucc Hospital
Samuel Q. Brosius, 81 years, u 3 street
northeast
Edward r. Miller, 81 years, Walter Reed
General Hospital
Martha Riley. > years. Grant Road. DC
Herbert collins. IS years, 90 PickfOrd
place northeast
James L Mortimer, 10 months, ~ ?
street northeast
John 3 Monroe 10 days, 1924 Mar land
avenue northeast.
Spencer A Diehl, ] year. g Cedar street
Takon1a Park
Wesley Lyles, 4 weeks. 1912 " street
Infant Of Edgar and Laura E Hale,
half hour. Sibley Hospital
I Edward Winston % years. Pr sidence
Hospital
/ Catherine V. Scott. IS years. 100 Rhode
Island avenue northwest
Bridget Parks. = years. is Ninth street
southeast
I joseph Raymond Boston, - years, 1875
Fourth street southeast
1 Gertrude Marie H Buscher, 20 days. 1t6
! Quincy place northeast.
/ Maud Virginia Taylor Z months. ITO
Second street southeast
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The Times Office, you can receive
the low cash rates by bringing your
advertisement to any one Of the fol-
lowing:
NORTHWEST
Asquith's Pharmacy. 1913 18th st \. ".
Astoria Pharmacy, % a. Q n W
Bachrsch, 9TH & Eye sts y W
Bradhefd 90 & r SITS. n W
Eronaugh, 7th & P y W
Carpenter & Dunlop. 18Th & Girard SITS
Clemence. 18th & y. w
Christiani Pharms cy. SIS Pa ave y. ". %.
Cisseu. 10th Eve SITS n "
Davis. SIN * 5 y. ".
Day & Co. 9th a. G Ets. X ".
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EGley. 18th & clifton sts. y W
Caisberg 80 18th 81 n W
Csessford' s. 9th 4 SITS. y. "
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Henry. I'D * SITS y. "
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Hutton & Hilton. I'D & 4 sts- n "
6 Kann, Sons & Co. Dept Store. sth s.
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Rooster. II. b. so & n sts. ~ W
Eoss. 9Th st. and Fla. ave. y y.
Linton & Nslson. I r. l. ave n "
MaltbyFs Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert 81 n "
Nicol's Pharmacy. 18Th g. Ps- ave y W
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y cap 81
C,DonnsII, 90 F ST. y W
Paul Pearson. 18th St & Fla ave y ".
Petzoid, nth Harvard SIS. y. "
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Zen. 1927 y Z ave y W
Rsh's Pharmacy. tn & F SITS y. ".
Richardson's Pharmacy. 18th r. r y "
Richardson 81 Pa ave. y "
schsfirtk- y. Cap. & u SITS y -.
simpson. J. r, IN & r ste y "
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TsyIoe's Pharmacy, 9Th & P sta y "
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Wagner & @, II Il SITS. n ".
ysrnold. ef0l 18th ct y W
waters. n. Wisconsin ave & o ST. N ".
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Sanford's pharmacy. n y ave & y cap
Park Road AE-rmacy. 18th st. & Park I'd
Times Substa IN. 2oes IN St n W
Tiuss Substs tYn. 1913 ed St y. y.
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Times Substation. 1903 T 81 " "
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Burners Pharmacy. y. Cap. & r SIS
Butler. 9Th St & stanton place n z
George J. Geiger. 6th & SIS. y. z
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lamb & Tilcen. IIth s. +. Cap sts.
Model Pharmacy. 9Th & II sts y z.
lIcChesney & Joachim. q & IS. y E
Sew York Avenue Pharmacy. y. 7. ave.
Powell. A Z. 9Th & z. Cap
Iyree's Pharmacy. l5th & H sts \ z
Times SUbstati5n. 81 4 s. y E
SOUTHWEST
EIsenbeiss' Pharmacy. IN & 3 SITS s. y.
". c.. Fuii-r, 601 1st 8 "
Harris "a g. Z sts- S ".
Lyuham-s Pharmacy. 1913 ~ - s. "
Mcdonald. j. ". a. & L sts. s. "
Times SubsCatiou. 7Qs Ith 81 s "
SOUTHEAST.
a-th A. Co. Csc Pa ave s E
Fze-ks~v SEQ Ist s
r71rrougE' Pharmacy. 18Th So. & Pa. Az. s 2
Enrich. nth ST. & Pa ave s Z
FaFccner. II1Z ILh ST s. Z.
Hawkins frh 81 a. Va ave. 8 r.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th e. Z. cap
Nev & Co. Pa ave. e. SIN 81 S z
Roach Drug Co. S-h & 9 SITS 8 z
WcUer-E. SIN a. Eye sts- 8
osBe-reU Sd & Pa ave s z
PEtzer- 5th q E car
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streets.
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Alexandra
Came. r l.. Alexandra Va
EROCELAND-
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CHEVY CHASE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
TWO YEARS NEEDED
FOR MOVING CURIOS
Transfer of National Museum
Antiquities to New Home Long
and Costly lob.

Its moving day way down in jungle
town here today. though the jungle
is made up OF peJrined and T0ssifiz-d
dinosaurs, and II viii take two years
ar a conservative estimate 10 finish the
moving Job.
Uncle sam is starting in. 20 transfer
ITS national museum 10 the new home
which has been built for IL. Made TO
order steel cases are to be supplied for
many OF the individual specimens for
s-sJ @ Journey of few CITY blocks
some OF them VIII be carried on stretch
erS and some with a special body guard
20 protect them from jaTrirE- There are
over ly,t'.ryj objects TO be moved. some
weighing many tons
i expect 70 have an opening IN TIE
new museum building next fall saiI
w. G RaVelei, VINO Is custodian OF the
antiquities n discussing the plans for
the transfer Il hope 10 have enough
EXHIBITS IN the new museum by that
-lUe 10 warrant that step
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
SYNOPSIS Of Chapters Already Pnsiished

In return for proof OF his innocercc or
fhe murder OF Paymaster Jordan captain
scott the hero 81 the story consents 10
learn for Colonel Volta, Of the Austrian
Secret Se-vice. the where2 Douts- IN Cen
trail America OF a certain individual
The secret is known by girl named
Marian Tareur and 10 is from her that
he must learn IL. II he does not Colonel
volta VIII not produce the proof that
Jordan was murdered, NOT By scott. bur
by others Interested in learning The = ne
secret
scott meets Miss Iatour and fails in
love with her she tells him that Baron
Eofsteiu. SIR Henry Lasrelies. and Count
IrzTlanuff. G-sulau. English. and Rus
sian n1hiemen. nave all proposed 10 her.
He suspects that they desire the same
information tha- be does
A HiesseHEeE comes from Central Amer
Tea fer Marian
ohe leaves a. once Her uncle. Bishop
--at4lr- and scott start after her. In
leHeins TO overtake her in Colonel NoIta-s
yacht
Al Charleston they learn that the mes
se9ser has be5n killed by a Russian
-A-irr a quarrel with tha captain they
EMBARK on Nolts's Yacht the sun
Hy"eF. tGTieF- U.ainsman and old friend
Oh. scott eo5nE with them
Al sea they pick uD Sir Henry TasceTes
ti-ng-nE % sinking safIboa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
IN MEM0RIAM

MAHER-In sad but loving remembrance OF
MARGARET A MAHEE. who died one
year ago today July u, 1879.
One year passed Our hearts still sore.
As time goes on we miss her more
Her loving smile and gentle face
None can ever fIu her vacant place
Dear Margaret YOU VIII never be fr--G--ar
Never shall your m0meTT fade
Sweetest thoughts shall ever Eu-e-
Around the grave where you are laid
BY Her Family.
STANT-In sad but loving rer-snbrsr-s ~
ny darling little bHy- DAVID 81 Eve
LAND SLANT. who died one wear ~.
today. July j., 1859. aged four years ana
i've months
The DAYS are sad and rouer-
And fuII or deepest woe
For our little darling
SAD tears often TOW
BY His Lothe- and "a -1-e-
Little hands so meekiy folded over Ce1fe-s
Ife-eSs breast
Little heart We loved SO fondlv heats NJ
more he is ar rest
-By his Sisters. Jennie and Blanche
HIS little CRIB is supIv-
Has playthiDEs laid aside
And loving hearts are weeping
For our Nttle pet that died
BY His Brothers. Harry and While
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
CONDUCTOR
IS IN SERIOUS STATE
Skull Fractured By Trolley Pole
While on Running Board
q
of Car

Struck by a trolley pole while stand
ina on the running board of his car
Edwin L. Grayso1, a conductor on the
chevy Chase line. IS IN the Carried
Hospital today with fractured skull
His condition is serious
The car was crossing the calvert
street bridge across Rock creek EaltVS
80 --5gr+ when Cravsou leaned out
TOO far from the side Of the car, his
head coming IN contact with one OF
rhr trolley poles The blow knocked
17f--7 F-0-0 rHe car and rendered him I'M
conscious
C-ravsOu Is thirty years old and ltes
Al qaS X street northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
FALL OF BASTHE
TO BE CELEBRATED
French Organizations Throughout
United States VIII Observe
Dav-

Thursday VIII be the one hundred
and first anniversary Of the fan Of the
Bastile, and the French organizations
throughout the United States are pre-
pairing TO observe the event
No formal celebration viii be held in
Washington, although several iudividu-
ais are planning q more OF less eE-
teDsive observance Of the occasion.
The French population in Washington
viii take coEuizauce of the day. bu-
concerted plans for a celebration have
not been taken Up
Attaches OF the French embassy are
at Manchester, Mass
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
FXILES FROM SPAIN
THREATEN RETURN

CERET, France, July 1l--Five
thousand revolutionists, eXHed fo-
participation in former UDrisinss, me
toda,- and demanded the right 10 re-
enter spain TO celebrate last July
armed revolution
ncerdiary speeches were made. and
il was decided 10 cross the frontier
under arms if Senior Canalejas. the
premier. refused to grant the neces-
s2rs permits.
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less I am mistaken" he remarked his
life IS Of small moment to Sir Henry
LasCelles- 7 have heard rumors about
him. He belongs 10 a great family ana
a government would select for EaSh
service And yet
And vet heis in # most en7.sat-
iraifv. The question IS, what SnaI4 l
do with him.
Treat him ike a gentleman until you
get a chance 10 transfer him TO some
other ship That's the only thing posi-
BILE"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
BIG INDIAN POW-WOW
IS HELD IN MANITOBA

PORTAGE Ia PRAIRIE, Manitoba.
July IA biz Indian p0w-vvow- PROB
ably the last large gathering that the
red men viii hold IN this section. began
al the fair grounds here today and viii
continue for several days
NearIy 200 indians are in attendance
from many sections Of the Canadian
West and from Minnesota Montana and
the DLEoLaS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
HOOSIER BREWERS
WOULD BAR BRYAN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 1.-THE
Indiana Brewers Association IS out
with a formal protest against W J.
BRYAN coming 20 this state TO speak
during the campaign because % his
aHvorzCV Of county option in Nebra SSa-
The dry faction however. believes
IL would b. 2 great mistake Ia snUb the
Coumoner who has taken part IN the
Indiana campaigns s'-.ye 1896.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
PRIEST DIES Al SEA.

QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, July IL
Tr- Rev Patrick Lyons, an American
priest died Of heart failure July ; on
board the steamship Ara bic on her voE-
aer from New York Flo was travelling
for his health. He viii he buried at
Ennis, County Clare
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
ASKS FOR REDUCTION
OF ITS COAL RATES

IN delivering the coal supply OF the
Grenada Oil Mil. a Mississippi concern
the Southern railroad charges ~ cents
for $50 miles OF the distance from tIie
mine and the Illinois Central charges
SI.15 cents a ton for the remaining
rwenty-rhree miles
The oil mill people think that 80 cents
2 ton would be liberal allowance Tor
the Illinois Central. and asked the Inter
state Commerce Commission To-Day 10
make al. order 10 that eject
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
LAWBREAKING MIRTH.

A new trial is asked In Cincinnati be-
cs--za che nudge smiled at the jury
There are 5uries in Cincinnati ana
81 -svvhere whose appearance would eN-
crss-e a Judge for haw-la7lHG Ti=AL 'N--
-.TeveIaud Plain Dealer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11
The Vital Records.


Edgar and Laura Hale. hoy
Bernard J and Mary Collins. boy.
Walter c. and Florence Green girl.
William H and Ellen Y. FRANKIE, boy.
William and Laura E Simons, boy.
Alex r and Mary NJ EareIa, boy
Charles E and Helen ". Alexander
boy.
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Marriage Licenses

Joseph T. Curtis. Of Fredericksburg.
Va and Mary c. Hinton, Of Wash
ingrOn-
Harry A. Hunaker. and Myrtle E Skin
ner. of Washington
Bernard A 1IaJtingly and Grace Green.
Of Washington
Raymond Drawbond and Ada Snider,
Of Vienna Va
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Branch Agencies

where your ad viii be taken at Office
rates.
If you cannot conveniently call at
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THE BURNING IMAG]
- CRITTENDEN MARRIOTT.

Author Of THE ships" " Out Of
Copyright A alunsey Company
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Special Cash in Advance Rates.
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Special Charge Rates.
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Contract Rates on Application.
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ROOMS AND BOkRp

10TH ST. s. W. As-Roou and board. per
rnaueut man. bath; $40 per week
u ST y. W, ZS0g-Secoud for front. Eood
board for TWO. SO per week
9TH ST X w. 75S-Roems and board. s..
table. $50 a m breakfast
Z ST y w Ise-Frort room best fare.
So large room. best fare. So. table board
everything best
H ST y W. 1z-NiceIy furnished co0l
rooms good board.