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Fails to Handle Mount, Public
Choice, and Gun Cotton
Lands Steeplechase.
FLITTERGOLD SCORES

New York. June 3.-Abdon trotted to
Inc post hot choice in the steeple-
chase today. Squatted on his back
was Booth wearing all the parapher-
MALTA required of a jockey. Booth
wore the disguise perfectly, but when
II came down 10 riding, all bets were
of. His exhibition was so wretched
that Abdon finished a poor second. The
whole difficulty was that Booth
seemed timid
When Escocia and Gun Cotton came
up close, instead of dashng away he
appeared to prefer to give them the
privilege of the course. Also in the
last mile he allowed Gun Cotton 10
steal lead of twenty lengths and
when Abdon set sail after the flying
leader il was too late
F'littergold did justice TO the Bel
mont colors in the Hyde Park handi-
cap by skimming over the mile route
in 1889 - and winning. Eddie
Dugan rode him perfectly. Runes,
which ran like hobby horse We'd
nesday, discovered his speed and fin
ished second a few jumps ahead of
Hedge.
: ,eArolds Fusr Rock nc tE. Dugarl ) to TO-
out. Won; Prince Of Como lG CWaringtonl. to .
9 TO y. ont. second; Murphy, lI. u. Dreyerl. Y
u /. 9 to ). out, third Time. o.as 80 Only three
starters
SECOND RACE-Pune 500; 2year-olds and up
ward: slN furlongs, main coWse. Housemaid. Is
~. Byrrrl to %. out. won; Kilkenny Boz. Ia
e.. Borcl,. 5 to l. TO 5, cut. second; AstrolosS.
% IL. Louder. 2 to l. tc . out. third. Time
lIIc5. Prairie also
THIRD RACE-selling: 500 added: 3year-olds
and upward: mile and one-sixteenth. Blue Thistle,
Is 81. Byrnel, to S, out. Republican. III
u. Butweln. II to 10. out. secund; Time. IS IS.
Two starters
FOURTH EACE-The HYDE Park Handicap; :
year-olds and upward; SO added; mile. Filter
gold. III IL. DugzBl. 10 ). to }. out. won:
Runes. los u. Dreyerl. TO >. to ) out. second:
Hedge. 20 u. McCsheyb. TO :. to =. out.
third. Time q IS. Garbage also ran.
FIFTH RACE-steepleShsse; selling: Jyear-olds
and upward; abU9t miles Gun Cotton l1s wv.
Howard. to :. tn l. out wen Ahdon. 49, Nv.
Both. l. I" 10. TO ), out. second; Esrocia. L.
Nv. Allen. :" /. to s. cut. third. Time. Il.
Fnjolee also ran
SIXTH RACE Purse. Sj1O; :. ear -ods and ul-
ward: mile: selling. Ghc-tcTt"H. l05 N. Buxton.
!, to 5. even. to ). Won: Dr. Dueaner. .06 IT,
Dryerl. I" !. TO J. to 5 secord; JawboIe. lG7
Hopkins. to - even. 90 :. third. Time. IL
Beethoven. Dervsh and Sepulreda also
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Asparagus Sam, Mediation. J. C. WEIGH. and
Stephen X. also nan.
THIRD RACE-Allowancss; 3-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Bars and Stars. NJ tGanzl $40.
$50. $50. Nnn: Miss Fielder. los tstirlinEl 80.
Ao. second; COnverse. 10 tRobinsonl. $40 third.
Time. li2i-s. Marion COSBY. Skiles Knob DIR.
Lerrfck, and Royal Interest also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Allowances: 3-year olds and up
ward; ore mile. Dortch, les Robinson, N2lo.
$50. 81, won; F1eetabele s. Martini. SIS s. 10.
second watcr Witch. ., Mott. $50, third. Time.
. Is. Col. Tom Green. Roscoe Coos. Benanet,
Hunrress and The Norman also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 2-year-ods; five flrongs.
Mary H.. Ia (Gooscl, $3.50 S. $50 won Bessie
~, IS Brown. $50 $50. second; Intention. 100
Garner. sea. third Time, l:0l is. Paulson.
Yaca. Lady Flynn. and Ruth Strickland also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furionEs. Charter. III (Ganzl.
S.cn, SO. SO won; See 1t, lc2 Garnfrl. $40,
s.. 30, second: Sosius lo7 (Mott) $50 third. Time
! IL. Miss Thorpe. High Private and San Vega
also
SEVENTH HACE-one and one sixteenth miles
Gold CreI Boy. lo2 Gentryl, $l2io. S.N $3.50
won; GrosEcner. los tGoose) $50. $50. second :;
Brynlimah ITO Garner $50. third. Time. As 3-s
Mockery Expectation and white also
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MISS BJURSTEDT MUST REST.
Norwegian Girl Has Played Too
Much Lawn Tennis.

Philadelphia, Pa. June 3.-Miss Molla BIurstedt.
the national indoor and metropolitan lawn tennis
compton, will he seen in competition for \
time. She will take a much rest. and will
probably keep out of all tournaments until the
national championships At ST. Martins. next week.
The Norwegian girl has found the strain Of fire.
quent hard matches much for her physically.
After she will resume PLAYING and expects To
continue throughout the summer tournaments.
The champion has had a sensational career since
her first appearance in Z tournament in this Coun-
try. and up To last week considered inrincble-
She made q clean sweep in the indoor championship
at the Seventh Regiment Arnory. and did not
lose = set This victory she followed by capturing
the metropolitan title at the West Side Club
grounds Forest Hills. Long Island
During the indoor national tournament Miss
Bjurstedt twisted Of her aDkles This has
given her considerable trouble. and at Morristovn
last week, when Mrs Frederick schmitz led to o
in the third and deciding set OF their match Miss
Biurstedt defauted asserting that her ankle caused
her too much pain to continue.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FoU and one-lran furlungs
straight; eyear-ods: maiden,. tilhes and geldinss
Miss Puzzle III: Peaceful Star. IL: Puss i'll Boots
IL: Golden Gate. -: Lily Heavens. IL
SECOND RACE-Sclling 3year-olds and up
ward: mils. Guy Fisher. ITO. a. NJ Miller l05
Fac. IN; Wanda Pitzer. o.; 'kiIercs. IS; AS
II. Iuzy. -: 'R,ethuseu. lG2: Presumption. 10.
THIRD EACE-SeIling; JheaT-Cds and upward
mares: AZ fmlnuss main course. Azyisde ice;
Water Lily. Ia: -kicrea los; 'Astrolosy g.: Lily
Drme. les: 'FenmOuse. eS.
FOURTH RAtE-The Whitestone Handicap: ;
I,ar-oId, and upward: mile and one-siKteenth. Short
'ras. ~: Montro~or. "a: Morse King. lo3.
FIFTH RATE-Stee lechass: 3yesr-Olds and up
ward. maidens; about two miles. SiKty -Four. ~
S'rC'rn. II. Ba.r:nsoTs L: Bonny Laddie. ~:
re'ct". ~: Aberfedy. li1; Roger Gordon. ~;
Judge NaIser IL.
Si%TH RACE Mile: 5yesr-0Ids and upward:
r.ai! as. ';ammon lOs: Etruscan, Ioe: Coin. liz:
T4TI Turtle. lT: Saratoga, -
rreriice allowance claimed
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Kramer Triumnhs.

New York. J"ne Hans Ohrt of San Francisco.
who has wen much fame a racing cyclist on the
Pacific Coast. CAPTURED the oIen amateur event of
the Newark Vriudrome in convincing style yester-
Gay afternoon. lat could get up in the handi-
cap. National Champios Frank l.. Kramer showed
his superiority in the alternate four-onrnered match
taking all three heats in which he started and an
neXinR the contest with fifteen points. Reggie Nc
Namara defeated Marcel Dupuy in ths Brassare
match. and Caesar MOrctti won from Joe Foeler.
CT Brooklyn in two straight heats in their match
Alfred Grenla took the handicap from scratch and
was a Close second to Alfred GouIlet in the open
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Browns Have Real Battery.

Manager Branch Rickey's $50 .1oo battery. SEVERED
and Louderrss. looks like the hest Investment
Of big chunk the St Louis American League
club has made in some time. SEVERED is a sure
shot TO and is both a hitter and catcher
Of AAl ability. Hi, hitting alone is worth the
price Iaid for the pair.
Loudermilk. if he keep the pace he showed
in his recent out. afford to he wild and
get away with lot Of victories. However wild
Ness at this time is not costly it will prove
later, when the attack grows deadly with
increasing team efficiency
II both these make good it will mean
5000 TO the club in season, for they will
about Tut the the map.
But this il just an IF.
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MOAKLEY PRAISES RICHARDS.
High Jumper Sacrificed Himself to
Help Cornell Win.

Ithaca y. T., June 3.-The victorious Cornell
track team returned from Philadelphia yesterday
morning and 400 students jammed the station and
gave the athletes and their COACH Jack Moakley.
royal reception.
Moakley said that the victory was due TO the
sacrifice made by every man to the good Of the
team and the great strength shown in neatly every
event He said that Alma Richards. the Olympic
champion high jumper. sacrificed his chance to win
the high jump in order that he might attempt to
gain more points for the team by competing in
other events He said that both Richards and
he realized that the big athlete endangered his
chances in the high jump BY competing in the
.hotput and broad jump. but the main thing in
Richards mind was to gain the most points lie
could for his college. L
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Cripple Is Wonder.

san Francsco June 3.-Adrices from Sydney tell
OF notable swimming performance achieved by
T. FTiedlanler Of kalsoorie. in winning the
fourth annual win thrDIgh Perth. over a distance
of five miles Fricdlsnder who third in the
1913 race is N business at kalgoorlie and uses
clutches when walking. his legs being useless owing
to some physical weakness. To win under such
circumsi ances. notwithstanding that he has mas
sive arms and shoulders, is an undoIbted triumph
Handicapped AT 2 minutes he did the trip In
hours s., minutes which is 2ia minutes better
than the time of last years winner. and he beat
the scratch man. ". Reed Of KalSUnrlie. by half
a minute Reed made the fastest time. / hour
and a minr,cs. This is also a record for the
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Motorcycle Rider Injured.

Irman, Y. j. June More than ZOO SPECTATORS
at the holiday racing matinee for motorcycists
given plenty 81 good speed thrills yesterday when
some Of The fastest nders South Jersey competed
for cash prize, the half mile dirt track at Alcyon
Park. One had spill msred the days program
when Jewel Roeen. y years old. Of Monroeyille
went over me enbankment on a trial syn and was
PAINFULLY Iniund. Alfred Lawrence Of Shirley car
ricd Of the konors Of the meet with two first. in
the ten mile and fre-mile open races Edward Ray
scr IF Pslsoc-o also cleaned IN some Of the Trize
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Somers Is Stung Again.

Milwaukee Wis June while Charles W
somers. owner Of the Cleveland ball team may
never he compelled TO pay Joe Birmingham his
full salary called for under his contract the
courts have declared he will have to meet a
similar obligation IN the of another manager
of Of his business enterprises. H. Stanley
Green. a hotel manager. has suit in court
here against Mr. Somers who is owner Of the
fisnIrston House here. for dscharging him
ago before his s. 500 year contract expired
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0'Rcurke Wants His Bit

Bridgeport. Conn. June IA possible Purpose
If James O'Rourke in securing from the national
board Permission to the territory formerly
occupied by the Eastern Association is disclosed
in statement made here that if the Information
League seeks {" transfer the Newark Franchise to
this citT it will have TO paw a bonus for use Of
the territory. That the International consider<
transferring Newark here is the common report IL
is further reported that the International. II I.
decides to transfer. will contest the ruling Of the
national hoard
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After Kid Williams.

Philaielrhis. June 3.-Louisana local bantam.
who hopes to bring the first world. pRilistic
championship Philadelphia. may get a crack al
the bantam weight laureis the afternoon OF
July I. if Columbus tOhioI promoter succeeds
in cllnching a match between Louisiana and Kid
Williams. the titleholder. Negotiations for the
fight
Jack Hanlon and Sammy Harris respective man
aSer Of Louisiana ard Williams. have agreed to
the match. which proposed of twelve rounds
duration at lls pounds rnssids. However. the
hitch in making final arrangements is financial
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To Vote on Boxing.

Springfield. Ill. June 5.-The Illinois senate has
passed the Carroll boxing bill II contains a
clause making its prUvisiors inactive in any
Municipality until it hes been adopted BY a refer
cndum vote. The bill gocs to the house
which recently killed a bill which did not CON
tain the referendum feature. The measure legal
lies tcn-rClIud. no-decisi"n boxing bouts under
the supervision Of a State athletic commission
composed II three members. to be appointed BY the
governor. 1t provides that IL per cent of the
net rsCeip's II all exhibits shall 90 10 the
State. Members of the commission would receive
5, 500 a year
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Retains Title

seattle June Fer the second consecutive year
Companies T. and II. Fourteenth Z. S. Infantry
stationed at Fort LAYTON. Wash established them
selves at the head Of the army and rife msrksman-
ship. II was announced today. Thestwo companies
returned from their annual range practice with
total ct serenty-one expert rihemen. Conpany
prUduced thiry-two expert rihemen, twenty.four
shAfshco'ers and thirteen marksmen. Company r
returned with thirty expert rifemep. twenty
tharIshooters. and eight marksmcn Not one man
In either company disqualified
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Jockey Booth Makes
Poor Ride on AbdOn
Jockey Ambrose Set Down.

Dsrval Race Track. Montreal,
June 3--The scandal attached to
the victory of Milestone here yes
terday afternoon, after its poor
showing At woodbine, found an
echo this Afternoon, when Jockey
Ambrose. who rode the horse.
was suspended by the stewards
pending the investigation Of
Little Mike" DAILY, the trainer,
who was suspended yesterday.
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Shafer to Defend JERSEY Title.

New York. June sc. Carlton Shafer the
holder of the New Jersey State tennis chain
nionship in singles. will play through the tour
nament in defense Of his title and cup in tie
meeting which will begin Monday, June = on
the courts of the Montclar A. G Neil C.
SteTcns TIE winner Of 1919 will also compete
and the field includes F. b. Alexander. q. r
TOuchard. r. Il. Pell. ". NJ Hall. Loriss Graves
$. H. Noshell. A. H. Main. IT,, and other,
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Miss BroWninp Winner.

New YORK June Miss Natalia Browning
fought her into the final bracket Of the
womens invitation singles in the lawn tennis
tournament of the Am.cka.Sn Club. Of Yonker..
yesterday. defeating Miss Amy Harper. In the
mems singles Vanderbilt Ward reached the semi
hr ais by ranluishing BENJAMIN NJ. Phillips. Miss
Browning PLAYED dashinSly in her match. ringing
over low drives snd commanding the situation
whenever she came to the net
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Polo at Point Judith.

Saraganse;t Pier. r. J.. June 3-Mcnbers Of
the summer colony and deroters Of POLO in
te, ested in the recent announcement made by II.
l.. Herbert. Of the Polo Association. that the as
sociaticn has taken over the grounds Of the Point
Judith Polo Club at Naragansett. and will hold
tournaments in July and August Of each year. 1t
is requested t2at Western players make an effort
10 TO NarAgansett Pier. The committee also
hopes that the Iarious Eastern clubs will make
effort 20 end teams to Naragansett and make
the associations grounds recreation grounds and
meeting PLACE for all players in the ASSOCIATION.
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Snappy Polo Game.

Locust Valley. Long Island. June s.-A snsppy
roo game PLAYED the field Of the Piping
Rock Club. Yesterday afternoon after the nccs
The club donated individual cups. and the win
ners will play with . picked team On Saturday.
The teams lined up rs the Whites and Fellows.
and after a full eight period game, the former
by score Of 10 goals to L. Several ACCT
dents occurred during the game.
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Select Cantains

Annapolis. June 3-The captains of all the Naval
Academy teams engaged in spring sports have been
elected for next season. They Baseball.
Bertram ]. Rodgers. Pennsylvania. crew. Grover
c. Klein. Ohio; field and track. Webster H.
Thompson. Virginia; lacrosse. Calvin T. Durgin.
New Jersey: tennis John s. Waters. IT., Louis
lana: rife John Z. Williams. Massachusetts,. Henry
B. Bruadfoot. Of North Carolina. has been elect
ed president Of the Naval Academy Athletic As
ISOLATION
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS,

FIRST RAcE-sellins; Syear-olds: six turlones
orch. los 'K.hoeI. $50 s. $50. won: Gabriel, no
piooscl. $50 $50. second; Lonsfelow. los tGen-
TN. SIC third. Time llsi Is Mabel Mouteom-
rry. Aildo. Ratins. Sister Florence Lady Pan.
clita. Iackrrsr. and Birka also nan.
SECOND EACE-Maiden colts: 2.year-olds: Eve
firionss. Pockichoo. ia tsmsib. $50. $50 ssD.
vrn; Col. Ma:t. lK tGonel. $40. A4 secnnd;
Pool Rons. III 0;anzl. =. q. third Time, / ol IS.
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Left on bases Machinsts. g: G. II. l.. T. First
base On bals-Of Bernstein 5; of Twohill. /; of
kuhnert. ). Innings pitched BY Bernstein. 4:
by TwohiIl. T. Hits made-Or Bernstein. 3; OF
TSohil. ; Struck out-By Bernstein, ): by Two
hill s by Kuhnert 9: b. Kinds. Three-base
hit-Twohill Two-base hits-iiiovsnette. Raba,
Crooks, Brill. Srcith. Stolen bases-TuCker HAMS
Kuhnert RoundtTee e. Hit by pitcher by
kuhnert Bernstein: by Twohl lHanisl
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Red Sox Sell Infielder --cNallu

Boston. June 1.-The sale Of Michael McNally.
inneider. to he Providence club Of the In,,y.
national LeaCe. vas announced by the Boston
American management last night McNaiiy PLAYED
with the 81. Paul team. Of the American Asso-
citation. last year.
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Fisher Is High Gun.

wenouah. y. J.. Juno 3.-HaHy B. Fisher.
Of the Clesrriew Gun Club. outshot the Geld OF
twenty-four ginners who fired over the traps Of
the waldheim Gun Club here. breaking 70 out
Of his Is blue rocks Fishers missed . bird in
each OF his s target tests.
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Sarcka's Record Broken

West Point. y. V. June after . pitching
record for the Of six straight victories
sarcka. the Army's kid pitcher. beaten here
Yesterday in interesting and well played game
by Syracuse University with Slater in the box,
to q.
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Home Club League.

First has. b. Reclamation. 2 First base On
halls-On TomItn. /: OF McCabe. . Times at bat
Against Tomn. =; MoCabe .. Struck out-By
Tcmlin, 5; by McCahe. 9. Stolen bascs-Sabine
Hing. Hit by pitcher-By Tomlin. Sabine. Wild
pitches-TomEn. Passed ball-king.
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Dionne Beaten At Tennis.

Hartsdale. y. Y. June 3-Charles L. johnston,
the former intercollegiate tennis champion. moved
into the round before the semiHnal BY defeating
G. A l.. Dionne in the fourth round Of the
mems singles in the Eastern New York State
championships here yesterday. Johnston won in
straight sets By the score Of "a. 80. but IL was
only after q mos stubbomly contested match
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Army Poloists Win Match.

West Point. y. Y, June 3.-The Cadets de-
fested Squadron A. Of New ioEk. a. polo today
by . score OF goals to Il The guardsmeu
were outpiayed from the stan. Cadet King Of
the Army. led the scoring with seven tallies.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn 10: Buffalo, :.
Brooklyn. 5: Buffalo. l.
St. Louis. ); Chicago. z
ritsburEh. 2; Kanas City. /
GAMES TO-DAY
BROOKLYN at buffalo.
fHtsburyh at Kansas City.
st. Louis at Chjcaso
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Norris williams Reelected Csptain

cambridge. Mass June a-R. Norris WilIiam,
ID. national lawn tennis champion was re.lected
capfain q the Hawai- C~tiss- ssaais tam. WOl
iams Il Q junior.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEj.

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all modern improvements: just east Of 18th ST. car
line; southern exposure; owner transferred from
city; will ren. for So
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ADAM A. WEscHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. WILL
be received BY the Quarternaster General Of the
Eastern time June T. 1915. fer furnishing packing
waste etc. for delivery during the fiscal year 1910.
at derots Of the Quarermsster Corps listed in
schedule. Schedules furnished application 70
Quartermaster General. U. =. Army, Washington.
d. O.. or By DEPOT Quar,ermaster, U. S. A..
Washington. ID. c. may s.l0.ll .l2 ;iu 4.5
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington June z 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office.
Room 500 District Building. mill two O'Clock
D. m. JUNE IS. 1915. for furnishing and delivering
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one twelre-ton steam road roller Specifications
and form of proposal may be obtained from the
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
5000 CASH.

$500 CASH.
Here Il a house for sale very cheap, on Flazler
st. NV; rooms. cellar; furnace heat: in eacelent
repair. Lot 20 1t. front by about 30 II. deep to
paved alley. Rented for $3.50 ger month. Price
s.. 80. Terms, $50 cash. balance monthly This
house IL way under value, and will not last long
II you are looking for mouse in this locality you
had better at once.
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Tread AND USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTIONS.

on SATURDAY, JUNE 70. 1915. AT 10 O'CLOCK
.. m. in front Of the United States Storage Com
rany's warehouse. 4lSE0 Tenth street northwest.
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auction TO enforce liens for storage charges. ETC..
due and unpaid. all goods. furniture, household and
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Ladies', Gents and Children's
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PERSONALS.

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or personal nature.
WoRKINGMEN-IT DOES LOOK LIKE FOLLY
to spend a lot of money when You could come
here and buy at much less it rays the coal bill
and then some. all clear on uncslled-for tailored.
stylish suits low S. half the tsilor's price One
Price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND sig D.
DR.. FISK ELGlN, SPECIALIST,
Has removed ms Offices TO lZ3 Ia. nv. For
engagements call Main SOLE.