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The Washington herald., 1915-05-07

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-Batted for Dickman in seeynth
Reformation .....................l Q ; IS
Runs-Marno ~ Claude Thompson Shoemaker
t2l Sheridan. Collins Mccarthy 80, Smith e..
Benrle Mortimer C2D. Jefferis. First base by er-
rors-St Agnes. 4; Reformation. s. Left on bases
St. Agnes. S; Reformation. ?. First base on balls
Off ATbaush, l.; off Jefferis. l. Struck out-By
Although. I: by Jefferis. 6. Home rIns-Behrle,
Sheridan Stolen bases-Nlarino. Sheridan Herr,
Albaugh. Mccarthy Col Smith, MrGhan Morti-
pitcher-By Jeffers (Clsude THOMPSON. Wild
pitch-Albaugh. Umpire-Mr Keeper. Time OF
game-One hour g minutes
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Central, z: St. Alban. 6.

H.H5 WING ", Fosief, Seldcn. Harfshorn.
Bailey %. BrrwCr ~, Rose. LearcI t,1. March.
Errors-A; Macdonald t2. Selden Brewer On.
LeaTel. Northrup. First base on balls--of Colt.
heb. s: of March, l: of Holmes !. Inning,
pitched-By March. 6; by Holmes, ]. Hits made
OF March. :. of Holmes. /. Struck ou,-By
Gcttleb. :; By March. 9: by Holmes, 6. Home
,,I base hts-N. Macdonald
White. Two-basc hits-Brcwer I1a1c,l S,cr;se.
hit-Selden. Stolen hases-N Macdonald. seldcn
Brewer. Double playa. Macdonald to Hsrsborn
to White Hit by pitcher-By Go,tiieb tKlces,.
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DIED,

Wednesday, May 5. 1915, at
10 o'clock a. m. Maj. r. s. LACEY.
Brief service will be held at his late
residence. "Broadview." near Ball.
ston. Va. at 1 p. m. today. May Z
Internent and ceremonies at Arlington
National Cemetery at 2:30 D. M, con-
Quoted by Burnside Post, G.. A. r.,
and by b. B. French Lodge. F. A. A.
NJ
To reach residence: Falls Church cars
from Twelfth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to Mulhall Station.
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Departmental League.

Runs-Barnhart, Beard, Flannery ~. Bell. Nor
timer. Waters. Croson. Sutton, Burke. Kirkland.
Left on bases-Treasury. !: Commissioners, g First
base balls-0ff Nolan. ;: off CrOson ). Struck
uut-By Nolan. s: by Croaon. . Three-bsse hits
He'll ~. Two base hit-Flannery. Stolen bases
Mortimer. Burke Murphy. Double pays-Noan
to Hurley to Murphy. Beard TO Mortimer to Arms
strong 10 Rarnha1. Armstrong to Barnhart 10
Beard. Hit by pitchcr-By Nolan. / BY Crusou /.
Wild pitches Nolan Croson. Passed hslls-GoeOel.
Umpire Mr.. Crooks
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O. B. Zantzinger
9O3 N. Y. Ave. N. W.
Washington, D. {.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR ALE-SUBUc.BAN.

OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
suburban home lot iscxloO with .-room and bath
fran and pebble dash house and garage; electric
lights and furnace heat: block from new Mass
ave car line; will aell for 5000 net: cost $500
Address 1913 4eth 1T. phone Cleveland 80.
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Terminal R. R. Y. NJ. C. A. League

Runs-Hunt. Jarvis. Warthen. Hutchinson ~
Skidmore. Brady, Maxwell Peck, HoIbrunner
Mulroc McCnr. Left on bases-Station. 4 An
'ditors !. First base balls-Of Maxwell. l
Wsrthen. l. Struck out-By Maxwell. 5; Warthen
: Home run-Skidmore.l Threebase hit-Mayes
Twobase hts-Snyter ~. Hunt Sacrifice hit
Hunt. Stolen bases-McCOy, Holbrunner. Peck
Hutchinson, Hunt. Double pnys-Skidmort a.
Daley. Hit by pitcher-By Warthen McCoy. Mu
roe Skidmorel. Passed balls-Miller. Umpire
Mr. George W. Keefe. Time of game hr. and
min.
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WITH THE AMATEUR CLUBS
Drillery to Play Tomorrow.

In the Potomac League this
afternoon the Machinists team
from the United States Navy
Yard will cross bats with the
Congress Heights team on the
grounds at the south end of the
Eleventh street bridge, while to-
morrow the newcomers in the
circuit, the Drillery Business
College Club, will meet StS Te-
resa's on the same grounds.
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War Interbureau League.

fhns-Scheer, Adans, alNoou, hlcnmond,
Mitchell. Church f5l, Wood Young. Burke. Ellis
Querda Smith. Terry. Left on bases-A. G. O., Z;
Ordnance. = FRS. base balls-Of Atwood, /;
of Mitchell, .. Struck out-By Atwood Q: by
Mitchell g. Three-hase hit-Richmond Stolen
h@ses-Wood t2l, Schnurr f2y. Smith. Atwood.
Tery. Double play-Webster TO Young Wild
ritche@-Atwood Co. Mitchell Passed balls-Cald-
well. 5; Wood. s. Umpire-Mr Long Time of
game-l hour and 30 minutes
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Rosedale League.

Rms-Lehman. Hanel, Renwick, Hurd Weld
man. Kraft. Gebicke 81. Weber %. Montague,
Earle Errors-Lehman CARAT Hamel Meblf.lt
Cullen. Hurd Shouio. Earle First base on balls
OFF Esrie.-3; RenwicS. ?: Young. l. Innings
ratched-By Rcnuick, /: Langzn, 4: Young. l.
Hits msde-OT Rensick. /; Lansan .; Young l.
Struck out-By Earle. q: Lanean. J. Threclbase
bits-Knft Two-base hits-weber. Earle. Lch-
man. Stolen bases-Garratt, Hayden CO., Lanysu,
MehIfeit. White. Renvick. Hurd. Weber. Umpire
Mr. Myen. Time Of eame-l hour % minutes
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Runs-J Gerard 90. Trimble CIdmOre. RsS
Lolds t3) r. Gerard Lloyd 81, Waltz ~. Knight,
Maggie a. Edem MCk mmIc. Earned mns-Cen-
rral = First base by eTrors-Central, 4; Whitney l.
Left on bases-Central. G.: Whiting, 5. First base
hals-Of Hall. ;; of Phillips ,; of Knight 2:
If Waltz D. Innings pitClIed-By Hall. 3: by
Phillips .: by Knight. 5; by Waltz l. Hits made
on Hall. 6: off Phillips. g. of Knight. l. Struck
out By Hall, 6: by Phillips. l; by Knight. 6; by
Waltz /. Tlree-base hits-Waltz. Reynolds Two
base hit Lloyd. Stolen bases-Bonnett, r. Jones,
Eden. Phillips. Nickname. Maggie, p. Gerard
~. f. Jones. Lloyd. Trinlble. Double plays-E.
Phillips to Hall; Reynolds TO Waltz. Hit b,
PITCHER BY Knight tEdcm). Wild pitches-Bnightr
Hall Passed ball Reynolds. Umpre-Mr W. r.
Woodward. Time of game hour and 10 minutes.
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Bureau. 9: NAVY, 4.
Totals.......o Z "a II 5

Observation-Disclosures. 90 0 o o ) o.
Brre au.........-....-.-...... 0 Ok
Rups-Roche. Hull t2I. Limeric, Miller e. Davis
Dampier. OMEN. Chaimson: Holly, Fraser, Sill.
First base by errurs-Navy. 4: Bureau. }. Left on
hsses-Navy, 6: Bureau, 5. First base on balls-Oh
McDonoush, /; off Stack. ;; off Schmidt. . In
nings pitcted-By Schmidt q by Hoffman, I.
Hits made-Of Stack, Q; off Schmidt 5: of Hoff-
man. !. Times at bst-Aganst Stack 2; against
Schmidt. 2. Struck out-By Schmidt s: BY Hoff-
man, l; by McDonoueh. g. Threebase hit-Fraser
Two-base hits-Sill. Davis, McDonough. Sacrifice
hit-Herman. Sacrifice fy-O'Mear Stolen bases
Holly. Sill 49,. Double rlays-Limeric to Rocise to
Dampier; Davis to Roche to Damper. Hit by
pitcher-By Schmidt tDavis). Wild pitches-Mc-
Donoush, Stack t3'. Pissed ball-Fraser. Umpire
Mr.. Shurtlef. Time of camel hour and IS min
utes.
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Real Estate, 10; Bookkeepers. 2.

Perkins, Jones, Sullivan ~. Craven o.,
lie Foe. CrsbIl. Iawrenson, Knott o. Bladen (2'.
Thompson. First base by -BookkeepeTs. 2;
Real Estate 4. Left bases-BOokkeepers, &;
Real Estate. 6. First base baIls-Of Thompson.
.: off Turner. 6. Struck out-By Thompson, S; By
Turner 5. Two base hits-Crabill, lie Foe, Thomp-
son. Simpson Stolen bases-Simpson. Craven, lie
Foe. Crabi ~. Lawrenson o. Bladen, Knott a.
Perkins. Double play-Simp>nn tn Perkins to
Jores. Hit by pitcner-By Turner Uawrensonl.
Impire-Mr Mcdonald. Time of game-l hour
and a minutes.
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Potomac League.

Runs-Pee 81. Busche-. Haker. Evans. Moran
Fisher. Cantwell ~. First base bas-Of
Fantwell l; Nerustein. ]: Coulter ]. Innings
pitched BY vernstein J.; Oarrico. 2; Coulter. =
Hits msde-Of Neulsten, /; Carrico. Z; Coulter
Struck BY CsntweiI. 9; Vernstein /: Carrico
>: Coulter. J. Home run-Haeer. Threebase hit
Evans. Twohase hits-Erans and Wood Stolen
tases-Sperth and Hager. Hit by pitcher-By
Coulter. l. Wild pitches-Csrrico >. Umpire-Mr.
Iae-chke. Time Of game-1 hr % minutes.
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Business, g; Federals. 2.

Runs Dourick ~. Ralph WIS.,. Buck Wise CuI-
hEan. Hawk Gerard. Glldstone Tive dale. Rock
well First base on halls-Of Lewis l. HITS mao.
OF RlTndun. |: on Lewis, Is. Of Little
Struck out-By Blundun, =; by Lew.s l. Two-hass
hits-Dcwrick. Long. Umpire-Mr. Jack Leonard
Time o. same-I hour
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE WILL.
be received by the QuarteTmas'er General Of the
Army. Washington. u. e.. until O'Clock r. H.
Eastern time. June :. 1915 for furnishing psints
varnises. glass etc. fer delivery during the fiscal
wear 1916. at deIots Of the CuaTtermastcr Corrs
listed in schedule. Schedules furnished upln
application to the Quartemsstcr General. L. =.
Army. Washington. ID. C. OF by Dppot Quarter
master. L. =. Army. Washington D. C.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF Columbia. NAV l. 1915. Sealed proposals will
b" received at the offcr of the Secretary TO the
Board of Commissioners. Room 5s. District Euili-
ing. until O'Clock. y. m. MAY u. 1915, for
carI'enter work. mill work, electric work and mis-
cellaneous WORK at the Western High School, No.
west. Washington. Il. -. Blank forms Of pro-
lUsaIs. specifications and all necessary information
may he obtained from the Chief Clerk Engineer
Department. Room 20. District Building Wash
mgton. ID. c. \ deIssit Of five dollars will be
required from bidders To guarantee the return Of
plans and specifications. OLIVER T.. NEWMAN
LOUIS RRoWNLOw. L. W. KUTZ. Comlnis
siouen. Il. Z. may5.67sl0M
OFFICE OF Tue COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia Washington Nav :. 1915
Scaled proposals will he received at this Office
Room ~ District Bulfling until two O'Clock
p. M. MAY A. for furnishing and delivering
T. o. b. cars LCrtOn. Va. hundred and
Twenty-Five 0oe' net tons ei.ht-inCh cast iron
coated water pirc. for the u. e. Work
house. Specifications and form Of proposal NAV
be obtained from the Purchasing Officer Room
so. District Building. OLIVER 2. NEWMAN
LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLES W KUTZ
Commissioners ID. Z. y may56.
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WILLARD PAYS FINE.
Deputy sheriff Sanders Serves Pa.

Oklahoma City May 6.-Depaty Sheriff San
ders smashed in the car window in Jks Willard
Trivate car when entrance was denied him when
the chpnpion's train stopped here and served
rapefs in . suit for s0,oW brought by Phil.
hps and Cutreil. who say they have old con-
tract 10 Wizards performances. Willard paid
fine and costs amounting to $780, ASSESSED
Against him here four years ago for riss tight
ing
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MOTORCYCLES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

can purchase lease fine hotel and saloun
property in the heart If Baltimore. License
0ucd. YOUNG, 6s Dolphin ST. baltimore, Md
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

Nice little 6-acre suburban home I'M
proved by Groom bungalow in good re-
pair; stable or garage. and fine flowing
spring. Only IL minutes walk to the
cars. Price. $4,000; $50 cash.
No. 129-$2. 900 buys a good farm OF
70 IL acres. IS miles from Washington;
81 acres in cultivation: 20 fruit trees.
fine we'll and springs; only 10 minutes
walk to school. church and store I'M
proved by 4-room house, stable, wagon
shed. corn crib and poultry house. This
price includes 9 horses. cows. pigs
SO chickens. buggy, farm wagon, ridins
cultivator. plows harness. farming i'm
elements and household furniture own
'er has to leave this section of the coun-
try.
No. 125-Nice truck farm of 30 acres.
only 10 miles out on macadam road: 80
acres cultivation. balance oak timber:
watered by fine springs. Barb-wire
fencing: 30 apple trees, 1000 straw
berry plants; 4-room frame house, barn
and poultry house for 200 head Price.
$1,000: one-half cash.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1913 18TH NW.-2i floor II. nm. suitable for =: uics.
hall room: summer rates. home cooking; good
service.
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352 18th ST-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS; PORCHES
awnings. electricity. hot water: excellent hoard.
hone Col. 400
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1917 lST ST. NV LARGE COMMUNICATING
rooms: l. b. k; I'd floor: bath: $3.50
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Doubles: Class O; s7.5e-Fist prize. ~; second
prile -: third pfixe. =: fourth psise, =: nfth
prise. 3: sixth txiss. =; sventh rrise. Esa
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CONNECTICUT INN. 1907 CONNECTI-
cut ave. NV. Delightful large, cool,
well-furnished room. front. with board:
re8Sona BILE
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los ID ST. NE.-Near Union Station. Nicely fur
nishel comfortable rooms; a. m. t.: excellent
home cooking; reasonable
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I2l HTH ST. NW.-VERY DESIRABLE LOCA
tiun. awnings. Shades COOL excellent board
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2ol l ST NV. LARGE. FURNISHED
corner room on I'd floor connecting to
with the best of home cooking Terms
for two 5000 to $500 Phone NJ 1861
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sls o ST. NV UNFUR. ROOMS FOR L. II. X
second floor; A. IN. t.: central: phone: reasonable
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1912 NEW YORK AVE, ONLY S25.
In that ell-located building; room!
and bath; hot-water heat
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-12

Flesh eating animals have the sense of smell better developed than vegetable eaters.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-12

Small Furnished Cottage for Rent. Inquire at 6ully's or Phone f65. If. adv
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Send in your furs and get the best market price for them from P. J. Gilmore. adv.
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AT THE HOTELS
AT THE REvILLA

H. s, Chapman, Hadley; Louis l.. Johnston and wife, Mrs. F. Culbert- son, Indianapolis, Ind; Theo NJ. Cousins, San Francisco; D. F. John son; James P. Momb, Juneau; Flor ence McNeil; Mrs. A. Spear; Miss Cora McVean; D. H. Hotonizhy and wife; Mrs. C. c. Burke; Mrs. E. L.. Whitmore; Leonard Bury; Arlie Mitchell; Wm. Gray, Seattle; Geo. L. Sholseth, Seattle; Mrs. No.trom and two children; E. Holmberg, Seat tie, J. Ringstrom, Seattle; Jas. Oliver Seattle; Mel. Bimmis, Seattle; Ed. ! Cashel, Seattle; Fred Norman; R. L. Libby; c. F. Holmes; R. D. Guin- man; Wm. c. Boucher; Geo. E. Chamberlain, Washinton, D. C.; A. Cloutier, Seattle; Gus Morgan; Har- yard Winter, Portland; B. B. Piffin, Seattle; Mrs. Jas. Flynn and son, Cordova; Joe Geddis, Seattle; A. Smith; Harry Scott; Marry Coffet; Edward A. Boan, Seattle; J. M. Onsby, Juneau; Maurice D. Leehey, Seattle; F. o. Dahl, Seattle; B. E.. Daily, Seattle; A. w. Thomas, City; Ralph Shatham, Seattle; c. B. es, Roe Point.
 Owen E. Walsh, Wards Cove; P. l.. Neil, Seattle.
 AT THE STEDMAN
 Ed. Ryan, Tacoma; J. c. Calvin, Seattle; V. F. Fischer, Winona, Minn c. o. Johnson, Seattle; J. H. McKinz- ie, San Francisco; Chas. E. Bruff, San Francisco; Matt Gordon; Clay Leeds; B. A. Dovener, Seattle; Wm. Glendenning, Valdez; c. T. Stephen son; R. W. Roberts; G. Allen J. Tracey; A. G. Dickinson; W. B. Gray, Seattle; Mrs. Smith and son, Seattle; F. c. Navarro, Seattle; Miss L. Brinkley; L. Elizabeth Siftoff; Mrs. W. Nastrom and child; Mrs. A. McKinzie, Seattle; R. Holmberg; Mrs. G. Krubiegel; Mrs. M. Berg strom; Miss Alvin Schmidt; H. Grick and wife, City; John Rustard, Ju- neau; Mir. Levy, Juneau; J. NJ. Sul- livan, Coast and Geodetic Survey; H. Marcus, Seattle; P. J. Gowan, Kas- aan; Bruce Thornton, San Francisco;  R. H. Highburg and wife, Loring; c. B. Holmes, Roe Point; c. G. Raymond, Tacoma; Mrs. Norgren; Mrs. G. E. Milliken and son; B. Wheeler; Chas. Smienstad; Mrs. Wainwriht; Mrs. Stoughton and crild Mrs. L. J. Harlow, Seattle; Mrs. James Flynn and son, Cordova; Mrs. Chas Balhiesser and baby, Anchor. age; T. J. Comeau, Seattle; E. A Brown, Seattle; Joe Giddis, Seattle; Mir. and Mrs. Chas. A. Sluzer and son; Geo. H. Whitney, Juneau; Pete G. Peltic, Juneau.
 c. G. Raymond, Tacoma; John J. Matz, Helm Bay; Thos McMurry, Helm Bay; H. Tucker, City; s. W. Clark, City; T. A. Hickman, Chom-- ley; w. S. Rice; w. J. Rogers, Sea tie; Mir. and Mrs Russell Palmer, Seattle; Mrs. Wm. J. Elstad, Seattle.
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Kindling wood for sale at the Sawmill. If adv.
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For that odd job of carpenter ing or cabinet woork call ul t65, Sully will look you up. u
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Found-A bunch of keys. Owner please call for same.
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Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. c. I50 Prince Rupert e5
 This table is complied in nautical miles which are6080 feet. The Iarg- est part of this list was complied fol the Post Office by the Captain of the Gedney and is authentic.
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NOTICE

At regular meeting of the Ketch- ikan Volunteer Fire Department, Tues day, October 5th, the fire chief was instructed to take charge of all in struments belonging to the Bremen 's Band, in order to put them in condi- tion to offer for sale.
 In compliance with the above in- structions, would kindly ask all those who have instruments belonging to the above to deliver them to me at the office of the Northland Dock Co.
 D. ". HUNT, Fire Chief. If.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST OF THE KRTCHIKAN, ALASKA,
 POST OFFICE

For the week ending October 9, 1915. Parties claiming letters from the n, bove list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claimed. Burton, Mrs. Lucy
 Dennies, Mrs. Lizzie Hoover. c. G.
 Purdy, A. R.
 Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth All letters unclaimer by October 9 1915, will be sent to the DEAD LET TER office, Washington, D. c.
 NJ. E. SWINEFORD, . Postmaster.
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ENGINE FOR SALE

For sale an Imperial Gas Engine, 8 h.p. Complete and in good running order. Address Geo. Brown, Sailnaker & Bigger, Pier 8. Seattle, Wash. Adv. 26'
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Furnished cabins for rent Enquire at SuIiy's. adv.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Wm. Angel who has been away from town most of the summer with the Geological Survey party, announe es that he has returned and that the gas boat "Harry" of which he is the owner, shall be for hire as usual
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z f F 4 + + f F + + + 4 #
 ATTENTION FISHERMEN

+ TO THOSE WHO ARE NOT + F FAMILIAR WITH MY METH + F ops OF DOING BUSINESS, I + f MAY SAY THAT ON ALL + f SHIPMENTS OF FISH DIRECT + F TO ME FOR DISPOSAL, MY I. f COHESION SHALL BE + F CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, + f AND IN EVERY RESPECT + F SATISFACTION GUARANTE- F F ED.
 r SHIPMENTS OF FISH FROM t F ALASKA SOLICITED. + f FAITHFULLY YOURS T PETER GUsMANI, + SEATTLE, WASH + r 1915 1st AVENUE, + f + + + < ! + ' + + + f + # +
 Nu-BoNE CORSETS Mrs. George washburn. local repre- sentative. Fittings in privacy at washburn's Millinery Store. For in. formation call up G. 13e. tf. adv.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
 NEATLY DONE

In Rear of Jack Closes Barber Shop.
 Suits cleaned and pressed s1.50 Suits pressed 100 Suits dry cleaned E 2.50
 Clothes called for and delivered in any part of the city free of charge.
 Phone 13 J. c. HEM Pran
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POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG JAPANESE. WILLING TO DO ANY KIND OF WORK. IS A GOOD COOK. Address, George NJ. Ohta, P O Box 452. Adv. t.f
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-12

Texas which in 1850 stood twelfth in rank, is now the seventh state in the American Union in point of wealth It is first in point of size and fifth in population.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

Washington. II. a.. oct. 1S.-Army orders:
Promotions announced: Lieutenant Colonel
r.. n. Taggnrf. Twenty eighth infantry. ~
colonel. and attached to Twenty eighth in
fantry: Major g.. II. Duncan. unassigned. to
lieutenant colonel and assigned t. Seventeenth
infantry: Captain III. l.. kinnisoD. Twelfth in
%fantry. 10 major and assigned To- Twelfth in
%fantry: First Lieutenant q. q. Jones. Seventh
infantry, "a captain. assigned ~ seventh IN
fantry: Second Lieutenant 4. H. Hartman.
third infantry. 10 first lieutenant. assigned ~
Third infantry: Captain w. TX. Davis. medical
corps. is relieved of duty. Hawaiian depart
ment. effective December ~. and will proceed
10 United States and report for further orders
Changes i'm quartermaster corps ordered:
Captain q. H.. Miller IL relieved from duty ~
Galveston. Texas. ~ take effect when services
no longer required. and will then proceed 10
Boston. Mass. and report To- depot quarter
master for duty ~ assistant Captain Alfred
| Aloe is relieved from duty ~ Galveston. ct
~fective when services NJ longer required. and
will then proceed ~ Fort Monroe for duty ~
assistant a. q~uartermaster at the coast de-
lenses If Chesapeake bay.
Major Roger Brooke. medical corps. " m
lievcd from duty. Letterman Hospital. San
Francisco. and will proceed ~ Fort Ieaven
worth for duty.
Second Lieutenant X. r. HYATT is assigned
~ the First cavalry: Second Lieutenant :. NJ.
Walmsiey N assigned ~ The Sixth cavalry
First Lieutenant T. II. v. keene. medical re-
serve corps. j. ordered - active duty e. con
duct physical examination rf certain officers.
Captain Constant Cordier. Fourth infantry. ~
detailed for recruiting service. and will pro
ceed 20 Boston. relieving Captain Edward
Croft. infantry.
Captain Howard. Firs. Lieutenant n. L.
Henry. medical reserve corps: First Lieutenant
r. +. Stone. dental surgeon and acting dental
surgeon. J. g. Morningstar are relieved from
duty in the Philippines and will proceed -
United States and report for further orders.
Leaves If absence: Colonel William III. Al
lnire. Sixteenth infantry. two months: Mayor
a.. r. Robbins. medical corps. one month and
fifteen days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18
McAIien Locals.

McAllen, Texas, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. f. u.
Grow has been on the sick list for sev-
eral days.
Robert Hallow. Mrs. Scott Taylor,
Misses Taylor and Steele and little
Toots Taylor. visited 'Pharr Tuesday.
The Friday Bridge Club held is last
meeting with Mrs. X. T.. Horn and will
hold the next with Mrs. G. J. January.
The ". 7. M. Club, which was organ
lied last week. held its first meeting
Wednesday night with Miss Lillian
Horn. all members hut one attending.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic one.
Delicious salad curse was served. The
next meeting will he held with Miss
Alma Ramsey
Mrs. VIM. Packingham visited Mission
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard KreidIer have
from their honeymoon and will
be nj home nj Pharr hereafter.
The Jolly Ncighbors were entertained
bv Mrs. Hahn "Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Kreidler enter
tanned Monday night in honor Of their
son Maynard. and his bride. Refresh
ments Of pineapple ice and cake was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

Fitzgerald, Ga. Oct. lS.-Plans are IN
der way for the erection here of the only
jointly concentrating the
Blue and the Gray. 4 design for the
"Peacc Memorial ha~ been completed and
accepted, and before long It vii be un-
veiIed IN the presence Of the ( SURVIVING.
leader, of the Confederate and Union
armies. The memorial will be fifty feet
square at the base. Four flights of steps.
>ymbolizing the four years of war. will
lead from the street level to a wide plaza
extending around the monument. At each
corner II this plaza will be a large bronze
clectrolier bearing four electric lights.
cach entrance will be guarded by two large
seated lions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18
TEXAS GUARD Is
UP TO THE LIMIT
Try Associated Press,

Austin, Texas, Oct. 1S.-Despite the fact
hat rules and regulations of the war de
partment for the admission Of companies
into the organized militia are more rigid,
a number of applications from proposed
companies that desire to be mustered into
the Texas National Guard. The guard nov
consists of one brigade and It IS now al
most up TO the limit. but there has recently
been considerable wedding out of com
panies that have failed to come up to the
requirements.