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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
DIVERSITY OF OPINION

/ Many comments have been made a.
bout the attitude this paper took last
week on the killing of the Mexican
and the direct cause Of it. In sub
stance we said it was booze that caus-
ed the killing. We have observed that
those who took view contrary to ours
were those men, who wear shiny coat
sleeves. made so from sliding along a
bar. who every time they approach a
counter, breast high. paw like cattle
in an endeavor to find the foot rail,
and who generally are not active busi-
ness men, while on the ether hand we
have been congratulated by the better
class of citizens on what we said. We
are informed that local attorney is
about to break into print in the col
umns of our contemporary, in an at
tack On the attitude of the Opt.mist On
the selling Of booze. Our hide is thick
and we will not give up the fight for
what is right, so pitch in. A number
Of people have stated that we had
personal reason for fighting the booze
interests. 1t reminds US of the story
Of the boys hearing the old lady pray
ing before her fireplace, to the coed
Lord to send her bread. The boys.
thinking to job the woman, secured
several loaves of bread, gained the
roof of the cabin, lowered the bread
in a basket down the chimney, and
when the lady opened her eyes, she
found her prayer was answered. The
boys ran into the cabin, and told her
that the Lord had not sent the bread,
that they had lowered it Themselves to
fool her. She replied that it did not
make any difference to, her if the
Lord had got the devil to do his work
for him. We don't feel quite in a
class with his Satanic Majesty, but we
are going to scrap booze peddling un-
til the laws Of the state are repealed
or enforced.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
LEAVES RAILROAD WORK

The many local friends Of Charles
P. Pruitt, who for years has been the
hustling travelling freight agent fer
the Milwaukee roads in this territory
will be interested to learn that he has
quit railroad work and has become as
sociated with the wool firm of Halo
well, Jones & Donald of Boston. H.
w. Howell, contracting freight agent
for the Milwaukee at Oman. has taken
Mr. Pruitt's old place.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15

The straw vote en- governor taken
by the Press is not conclusive, fer
the reason that the strongest factor
in the race withdrew during the en-
test. Where his first choice votes will
go is an unknown element that will
decide the contest between the other
candidates. A very large percenta Q
Of the votes fer Justice Ailshie indi-
Gated no second choice what ever. OF
the ninety second choice indicated
where A!lshie was the first choice, tho
division was at fellows: Morrison "a,
Haines 20. Taylor II. Defenbach II.
Frank Goodsng II, Classtbne and
Fred Gocding IL. In all. little more
than 1000 cards we're sent out and of
these CIT have been returned. They
were sent to about 800 precinct COM
mitteemen and little moro than 200
prominent citizens throughout the
state. Every eifcrt was made to Sc
cure fair and impartial expression CT
preference. by sending out postal cards
bearing the names Of The candidates in
three groupes, avoided candidates, re-
ceptive candidates and these who were
being urged to become candidates, wi
a request to indicate first and second
choice, and return. So many requests
have been received to make public the
result of the straw vote. from al par $
CT the state. as to indicate a general
interest which warrants its publica-
ton but as matter Of news solely
Such is not done in the interest OF any
candidate. Tho idea OF taking the vcte
had it's origin in a dsire to ascer-
tain if there was statewide desire
for the nomination Of any one of the
candidates. ncne o. whom seemed to
be making much headway. Up to the
time of the withdrawal Of Mr. Ailshie
his name was marked on 50 per cent.
Of the cards returned. either fer first
or second choice. Even now. ten days
since his decl:nation to enter the
race. he receives occasional votes and
lead any other candidate in both first
and second choice.
Next to Mr. AilShie. is John M.
Haines; former mayor Of Boise. and a
prominent business man. Mr.. Haines
has made material gain since the elm
ination Of Alshie. indicating that he
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
ARsoR DAY ANNOUNCEMENT

l hereby designate Friday. April 26,
as Arbor Day in Bingham County. II
has been suggested by our Governor
and the State Board Of Education that
we make this ''clean up day, as
a tree planting day. l further sug-
gest that those rural schools which
close before this date, observe an earl
Ter date that would be most convenient
to them. ALICE BEACH,
M28-A25. Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
LETTER FROM FORMER
eLAckFOOT GIRL

Mrs. w. A. Totty, nee Miss Lille
Coumerilh. writes US the following let
ter and it is the kind a newspaper
man always likes to receive.
Portervile. Cal, Apr. 9, 1912.
K. P. Brown,
Blackfoot, Idaho
Friend Brown
Inclosed find $500 as payment for
the Optimist for the coming year.
certainly have enjoyed the change from
a Weekly to Semi-Weekly and sim
cerely hope that you will have such in
creased patronage that in time I can
have delivered, 1.-The Blackfoot Daily
Optimist'
Porterville. while claiming a pcpu-
lation of less than 5000 supports two
Daily papers delivered by carrier each
evening except Sunday. Being called
THE Home Of Churches" all work Is
laid aside on Sunday. even the news
paper men take rest.
Though rather tardy (but none the
less sincere.) allow me to congratulate
you on your little daughter and l trust
that you will get as much pleasure
from her being in your home as we
have from baby Robinette, who now
runs everywhere, indoors and out and
every day adds a new word to her
vocabulary, which until the last few
weeks, consisted Of a limited number,
mama, papa and byc-bye. principally.
With kindest regrds to Mrs. Brown
and family.
Sincerely your friend,
MRS. w. A. TOTTY
900 Sunnyside Ave.
Porterville, Cal.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15

is either a favorite or has better or.
ganization than ny ether candidate.
Third in the list is former Cover
nor Morrison, who leads Haines in
the number of second choice votes but
falls short in first choice votes. Haines
gave Morrison more second choice
votes than any other save Ailshie.
while Morriscn's second choice votes
were given largely to Ailshie and Tay-
lor. As indicated by the cards Haines
has more general strength than any
other candidate in the state-that ia.
a friendliness on the part Ct support
ers which extends into mere precincts
than any other candidate
In Morr;son's behalf may be said
that hs has not been in the race as
long as scme others. and may not be
in condition to make his best
showing.
Taylor Genes next, with a slight
lead over Clagstone, with Frank Good
ing, Detenbaoh, Steele, Fred Gooding,
Tweedy and Hahn next in line.
The expressions of presidential pref.
erence are as follows: Taft 152,
Roosevelt 21S, Lafoll tie 40 scattering
II, no choice 1873.
The vote in detail is as follows:
Ailshie first choice 1873, second II,
total 21O.
Ha:nes, first 10, second 40, total
15s.
Morrison. first so, second SO. total
118.
Taylor first SO, second As. total
95.
C.asstcre. first 81, second 40. total
81.
Frank Gooding. first IS. second "a
total 50.
Defentach. first 50. second 20. total
50.
Steele, first IL, second ~, total 80.
Fred Gooding, first IL. second 20
total.31.
Tweedy, first IA, secord 7, total Il.
Hahn. first, 1. second 10, total IL
A fact that stands out prominently
is that the friends Of northern candi
dates generally come south for theil
second choice, and the south largely
went north for the same purpose. =
American Falls Press.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
COUNTY WITHOUT ASSESSOR

Bannock county is still without am.
assessor and tax collector.
Harold Reubelmann is In virtua11
charge of the office. but he has no
authority to collect and receipt for tax
payments because he has not yet given.
the required bond in the sum of $780,
900.
Assessor Hillman. who was dismiss
ed from office Wednesday by Cominis-
sioners Riley Dixon and Alex. Harris.
pending the outcome of their custer
suit against the assessor. has abided
by the mandate OF the two "governors'
OF Bannock county. and has vacated
the office in favor Of Mr. Reubelmann.
company before taking q real charge
Of affairs under an order made by Har-
ris and Dixon naming him as acting
assessor. Mr.. Reubelmann Is putting
in his time. and incidentally drawing
salary from the county, in rearranging
the interior Of the assessors office, to
suit his ideas of how an office should
be arranged
On every hand is heard severe crit
icisms of the action of Commissioners
Harris and Dixon in dismissing Mr..
Hillman. 1t is pointed out that the
custer suit filed by them against the
assessor will be heard in few days,
and final disposition made That per- !
sonal feeling actuated the filing of the
custer suit and the making Of sub
seQuent order, temporarily suspending
the assessor. is generally recognized.
and the proposition Of spending the.
takers money In conducting a personal :
and political fight does not appeal to-
the people Of this end of the county,
POCatello Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
LOST PACKER MINE
is TO OPERATE
(Mackay Niner)

A persistent and well founded rnm-
or has been In circulation in this city
for the past week to the effect that
The Lost Packer property, u to be
operated this summer. The property
was operated for short time last
year and made handsome cleanup ON
their shcrt run. With the Packer In
operation the freighting from Mackay
to and from the camp adds to the busi-
ness life Of this city. The mine has
been undergoing development. work dur
ing the winter and ore sufficient to OPP
crate the smelter Is said to be in read
mess.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
BRING O'NElI BACK

Barney O'Neil. former banker and
prominent business man. Of Wallace,
Idaho, who has been fugitive in Can
ada, will have to return to Idaho and
answer the charges which connect him
with the failure of the bank at Wal
lace, of which he was president. o.
Neil was a candidate for the republi-
can nomination for governor Of the
state last campaign.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
COMING INTO THE CITY

The surveyors for the new Short
Line belt railroad into Blachoot, have
come down as far as Harry Pratt's
ranch northeast Of town, and are work
ing into Blackfoot
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
BONDS PURCHASED
BY KELLER BROS.

Last Saturday the bids for the school
bonds of Rich school district wera open
ed and the bonds were sold to Keeler
Bros, Of Denver. The amount of bonds
was $1,000 and they sold for $224.00
premium.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
LOST VALUABLE ROOSTER

L. C. lockwood had the misfortune
to lose by death, the valuable Barred
Rock rooster. which he purchased
from Montana parties. at the poultry
show last winter. The bird was vaiu-
ed at $500.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-04-15
LONG vs. Johnson WREsrLE

The wrestling match between Bob
Long and ]. I. Johnson at Idaho Falls.
resulted in Long throwing Johnson
twice. the first time In 1915 minutes,
the second time in 8:19 minutes. There
were about thirty admirers Of Long
from Blacksoct went to Sunny!and to
see the bout.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
MT. VERNON.

Mr.. editor :you win please pOb--
Iish this short Item 10 this week
issue OF your paper. ] knew il is
late Tor this week but Il il is pcs
sible wedge it IN. The readers
OF the Gazette well remember no
doubt, the high handed murder
inciden, whict oceussd ca tlse
third Of last March 10 Dewmsias.
Illinois. forgot the name OF the
man WHO did the killing, however
Rev. ANDY Jones came 90 his
at his haads.. II has cost Dea
con B. J.. Jones. and his iEierds
mech 60 capture the MusdeseS.
and wilt cost them much move 90
prosecute bim, the enplos meat
Of sefIiciens saless hat undsE-lar6
the law and The knowledge 20
handle toch cases
Now as Moderascf 81 che East
Ms Osipe Bapsist Associative.
with greas interese ia the liys S
and property Of toe recipients pi
this great 0issgict and state 81 opss.
i less and recommend THAI cVes@
sassoF and church Of this eEtige
dis'rics and state regardless q
denomination send as mach as
one dollar il no more To me by
z 0 order isr Sc help pay sog
Inc pgosecotiaa Of she msz uow
Ia jail lor the o.ufss deash d Re~.
lady soaes
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
hsf mily this week


/ Ali our work Is done on a.
ptovai We make . hat to your
apeeial ofoss Come and see Us.
Mrs vallee
Mesdanes Prince oNeaI M
McCraty. ano M George
WHITAKER visited Ms Laura
Bradley and family 81 joppa
Friday
Mesdames Ionmy Heron.
George Wheeler Chss Reed and
Vim Fossie visited Mr. and Ms.
Mipgo Long Sunday
Miss izora WyiY. OF Brookport
is sefiously SICK At this writing
She is a cousin Of the editor
Rev. NJ. :. Cooper. Of Union
City. Tenn who has been the
guest OF Rev. c. w, Norment
here for few days called on the
editor OF the Gazette in company
OF Rev Normcnt. he paid tn
office high compliment and will
be reader Of the psper
Rev. Cooper is q polished
scholar and strong gospel min.
lister OF the A NJ. Z. connection.
He left Thursday 90 attend the
West Kentucky conference now
in session ID Paducah. lie made
many friends. while in the city
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18

Brethren your christian duty de.
mands your bands. Joined and
clasped 10 the band OF the right
eous powers that be. to help re-
noyats our churches and societies
Of the mnrderers and thugs OF
the hand u ke Jaw will be TALL
ure.
Take tor instance Jesse suits a
soluble grown man nor man
but 4 brute way-fsYirg ia she
dark with murdeFous intent and
ith brick killed my boy for
hours snd to-day au told IS
having spells caused by the lick
Of thar brick And ne Jesse run
ming around lcpps- Metropolis.
Brookport and other places with
no attempt 70 arrest HIM waiGlng
for the church ministers ard The
race 20 demand. and with the
force OF their influence. and money
10 help the officers OF the law 20
bring to pass the needed peace
happiness and prosperity 20 the
people OF oar race Not Tor 4 ref
Ierfendom OF the psorlc The
words OF Col :. X and their
money as we'll. thar good men
may feel safe az home. ] sm
yours.
w =. Washington.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
BROoKpoRT

Me. and Mrs. Wan. Paseerson
OF this city were in Metropolis
Wednesday 10 witness the MARI
age Of their daughter. Mis-
Wayne 10 Mr.. Lonnie Edmunds
OF Lyon County KY.
Mrs. Lula Rhoadss and Mrs.
Mile Stone accompanied them
The Gazette wishes them all
happiness .Fs.sf
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18

Plsase aIlcs fpaes.so ssy that
the. Mts Carmel Baptist church j.
in prosperous condition.
Sunday - % >. m. Rev. J.
Boniat preached . .tsong ses
mon irem Matt. ss.to.
Night services. speaking msc'-
ing Two we're added 20 the
church, al,eTwhicli the I.Csd .
supper was administered.
Rev. +. Bomar. Pastor.
Ollie fsssbot. C!esk.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
EVENTS IN CHICAGO
NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW.
Oct. "a to Nov. z


Tae Sstienss Dairy Ssov n. De
herd i'm the INTERNATIONAL Affsptiss
theater nc the Unloa stock Ysvds,
Chicago Is > grand 81 hsbss oseverys ;
thing pertaining 20 the Dairy Inauss
try. Many events have been xrs
ranged, Ssch ~ competitive ~xhibita
% milk, butter, and cheese irons the
daries, homes and factories: jadgsrx
cattle, Instructive labor terry wesk 8
discussions ON problems OF Brssdssg
Feeding and Fitting Dairy CM<lss
Dairy association -sfsesinfs efxgls'
Every phase and method os D~Iry1
ing viii be stxhsnsfivsgsy ssntsa
thus making mis- exhlbItion sc rsSa
educasi0nai value 60 those interested
in shEs vsiuabls occupation. x;gs
Be sure and vists the agssenlsasaI
exhibit OF she Illinois Central a. n.
ofthe farm pro- ucss % louisa ma.
and Mis sissippi as the exposition
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18

FatN5OfIS ksIt%IG AIiAfsb<t-
From The frescc paintings OF women
ia cretan 9alaces' OF the period about
ge0c 2. G.. i lie learned thai shs WON
ca 81 that sime Dinched 10 sheis waists.
n2e novzcee q sccorceor plated
axisis. we're an elaborate sosffure.
shoes with align neels aud hatz which
might have some from Partisan hat
shop. while enc woman might be dc.
scribed at fsearlrg Surs euloite.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. !

Raiifosd Tickets, rcservat ions,
stain time, and specific fares from
your station may DO had og yonr Focsa
sscket sgens.
II. .. PHELPS, o, r. ohscAee
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
Nov. 30 10 Dee. Z

Iris ~sdt fnowa and s<ppssy IL.
nous show will he held 10 xks later.
nstsonal AMI bitheatrr ,~sd twenty
adjoining D1sldings al ths tnson Stock
Ysrds, Chicago ana . dhplsy af
ussny thou, ssd % tho asess breed.
Ing cattle, horses, shsrr snd swine
makes IL . grand contest oe edsmp-
ions. Slaughter Tests. Packing
House Exhibits, Collegiate and FaTn
ere Stock lJadglng. Contests, ation ;
al Breeders and stockmen's M@ess
ings, Pablic Dairy Sales, Bsillssnf
Eve1sag Entertainments
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
City In Brief
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

nnust take in1erna 81 remedies. HalPe
pasarrh Cure is taken internally, ana
acts dsreetiy al tina blood and mu
aous surfaces. Hall's Oatarrb Care
l. not auack nedieine It was pre-
,eribcd by one of the best physicians
IN this country for years and ID re-
gnlar prescription II is compose d
81 the best tcHlcs known, com bined
With the best tlood purifiers acting
sigeotly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination CT he
two ingredients is what pEcnuces
such wonderful results II curing Ca
farrh.
Send for testimonials tree.
FL. CHENEY g. co, Props
Toledo, O
soid BY Druggists, price Zoe.
rake Halle Family pals for Constl-
patton.
liyou ~ans your skin TO look
pretty and soft. Try bottle OF
Dixie Liquid Bleach at Mccrary
4 Sons.
See the povelty department a,
she Fair.
The Illinois Traction System
sells tickets from Springfield to.
East St. Louis. every Saturday
and Sunday at $3.50.
The Dixie Liquid lace BIeaeh
can be found a, MeErary and Sons
soc per bo'.le1ase,s, .q-s.= ...1..
Notice is hereby given that We.
czanot print . list Of names con-.
tributing to churches unless 81
accompanies same.
We are sole agents for Knox
All Rheumatic cure ST.. bottle:
5. Try it. McCrary and sons.
See our fine liue Of china ware, At
Mocrary > sons.
Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had IoOrl the asking at this
Office, We biiass'thsRg 2" =
The Gazelss efies iOr quick
work. :.
Let US have that job work. the
latest and improved machinery
and bran new faces IN type.
Rev. Thos. Turner OF Ne
tropalis MissionsstiyJ and Rev Geo
Brown. Harrisburg have been sP
pointed fnaniciar agents for the
Livingston Normal Theological
nd In5usssial Igstitute at Metrop-
oils. They are the only legal
authorized travelling financial a
sass tor said scsoof
Don't forget rs Hhen you wan,
) rev spring and summer hat.
Mrs. VaIlee.
Where others iaiI We ean always.
please YOU 10 has.
Mrs VsIIee.
a
@sw goods and new hats mad
ag every ~eskst
sls. S Vailee's
Wm llgsha~ lsR Sunday tor
ResvidisF sigzF spending tao
wsslss aish his paFssts
Horses Taylor returned 20
isamqsiaa saaday after visiting
BIS grandmother MIS-. Ann Tia
ey
Poi a. II. ones, Henry Needy
sao VIM sfpssiyn sgere Padgeah
visitors Saturday
Am Washington returned ho@e
from East ST l.5Uis. Monday
Mcsdaaaeg Laars Toon,bs snc
sister tnms Retro and Crane
s0n Glsndor refusaeo home Mone
Jay from snieagc. where they
vsng 20 visit The iaaef's daughter
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
5. LAND EXPOSITION
Nov. q To- Dec.

An oculsS demonstration Of she -
FicnlEueai and bortiogii agsl 8gyelo De-
meat OF lsnda throughout th8 Uatse&
States. Crest Individual exhibits af
FARM psodnots will be - siEgsiRcl Ia
. gorg & as r.aianer aEa msny Gen
torres Of adscagsogsl beneiii "a Farm
Sfa AM iaymon viii DC exploited. A
greatef attendance sa anssc'p agEa
than last yeaf
Beet reached BY ass agS xsftcinnE
bPatr service OF sRe
The Washington herald., 1912-07-08
WALL PAPER Z HOUSE PAINTING

ROOMS PAPERED, $500 UP.
s. r. DOWNING. ,s3S G st. NV NJ 30s1.
House Painting. Estimates Given
HOUSE AND INTERIOR PAINTING: BEST
nod. bet prics. GANTER. GO rth st n. Ia
The Washington herald., 1912-07-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

lkAN u UNlON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE OBJ HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and w TwENTY-THIRD STREET
40. 800 Royal Special. hoursl. I'll % q. m.
100. $50 Royal Limited. hourl. 800. 200
y. m. and 'l2:o night -2i5 q. Diners and
psrlor on day trains sleepers 'l,N night
open At 1914 p. m.
Philsdelphis and Atlantic City. rToc. 30. I'll %
a. m. q 90. 800. ro0 p.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 100 a. TO 10 % p. nj
-o:i5, 500 's:D. 90 20 tsO. $50. 9:o.
's:31. 1850. 'llO1 a. m: 1900 noon. 'i20s 100
NI5 -l200. 800. t331 $50 NO. 500 'SN.
'5aJ $50 fsoo. 'ss1 -'o. 800 'soc. 1000.
1910. Ilco. 'l2S right
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 1000 a. m. rs. so r. m. y. %
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
- a. m. 'I:lo n m. 'l2:io night.
PITTsBURG 1000 a. m rs 'slo p n,
~ % night. IsleeTsr resdy 10 n. nj
CLEVELAND. 100 night. COLUMBUS. $50
p.
WHEELING. 'sis a. m. So p. n.
Schedules Il local train, AZ ticket Offices
'Dsilv. fExc-rt SUNDAY. ssunda, only.
TELEPHONES at following ticket offces: 18th
and New York Ave NV. Main 1891: &ls Pennsyl-
rnnIa Ave. Main rs: Union Station Once. Main
-.S
The Washington herald., 1912-07-08
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Schedule Of excursion trains and from Chesa-
peake Besch effective July g. 1872 subject to change
without notice.
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS. INCLCsISE-
GoinE-Lea1e District Line station. 30. lo5.
u 70 a m: 22 so. and rs n. m.
Rrtnrning-Lesre the Beach. &c IS a. m. I'D.
-2lo. eN6 500. and lo5D II m.
SATURDAYS
Going-Leare District Line Station. 30. D:D.
II 70 a. m: 2oO. 81. so. so ard T'8 T. m.
Returning-Teare the Reach Z N A. n: nsD.
'2l1 sos so. 90. and 300 p m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going Distrie, Line Station. .sn, p.5.
II 70 =. m. 30. $40. 30 and 7S n m.
Returrins-I~src thr Beach 100 a. m. I7sD.
'2lo 60. s0l. 800 and D6 T. m
Make local stoTS: running time. 5 minutes.
An other trains make in 50 minutes
W p JONES President.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-08
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY,

Schedule n excursion trains to and from Chess-
prake Beach: effective MAY 3. 1879; sbtec. to
chanse without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Going leave District line station 80 10 So ard
II ~ a. m: 30. $50. and T:i5 q m
Returning. leave the Beach SIS a. m: E:p.
.2:l0, $50 soa. ard loN = m
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going, ieaVe District line station. sc. lo3c and
Il % a. m: 200 ,oc. 40 and ':S Z. m
Returning. leave the Beach 80 =. m: i,S
'2:l0 90 500. 300. and 1000 y. m.
Make local s'oVs; running time. srr.nty I've
minutes All other trains make in sixty
minutes ". p JONES
President
The Washington herald., 1912-07-08
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. a Court Of Bankruptcy In bank
ruptcy. No. Hs. In the matter Of Joseph 8. Cor
bankrurt-To the creditors of Joseph s. Cornish.
II Washington, ID. C., a bankrupt: Notice Il hereby
given that on the 18th day Of June. 1872 the
said Joserh s. Cornish duly adjudicated bans.
rupt and that the first meeting Of his creditors
will be held at my ofice rooms g. T. and 9. No. tse
Louisiana Avenue Northwest. Washington. d. C.,
on the 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1917. at II ocinch
a m. at which time the said creditors may attend.
rroye their claims. appoint . trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business a. may
properly come before said meeting. WILLIAM II.
HALLAM. Referee In Bankruptcy.