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h Bargain. HITS. $500

The owner seeks a change of
residence and is willing to sac
rifice a house that is superior
to many at 10000 in order to
crafty his within.
Splendidly built: splendidly
arranged house; on one of the
best Columbia Heights streets
Zone of the college named
streets; HANDSOME FRONT:
three stories. First fioor-Par-
Tor, reception hall, dining
room, pantry and kitchen;
Seconds bed rooms, large
closets and beautiful tiled
bath; THIRD-3 lovely bed
rooms and TILED BATH;
HOT-WATER HEAT; two CD
stairways; double rear porches;
cabinet mantel in every room.
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was killed in a rear-end collision at Key
ser, w. Va, Thursday afternoon. He was
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A $1,000
5sssi .s re- $500

There isn't a more desirable
section to live in or a more
promising section for invest
ment than Columbia Heights.
This home, located on the
north side of Princeton street
between 18th and 14th, offers
everything the home seeker
and investor can desire. Of
fered at a sacrifice to close an
estate.
Three stories, bay window,
part stone and brick; parlor,
reception hall. dining room,
pantry and kitchen on the
first floor; seven bed rooms;
tiled bath and porcelain tub;
lot has a good frontage, run
ming back $50 feet to wide
public alley. One having use
for a large lot should not hest
tate to purchase this property
at the extremely low price it
is offered.
This house sold when COM
pleted for $500. You can buy
1t If you're quick for $500.
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A Beautiful Detached
55dfe'':''s..$14,OOO

A house planned, located
and as desirable in every way
as if it cost $50, 600 to $50, 200.
Many would pay those prices for
as well placed a house. No.
2122 California avenue.
The house is comparatively
new; cost $4,000 to build. The
lot. 5Ox150, is valued at So 90.
Has center hall, double par
1ors on west side; library. din
ing room, pantry and kitchen
on east side; 6 large bed
rooms and LARGE TILED
BATH on ID; bed rooms on
top floor. s E r V A N L s
STAIRWAY. Beautiful and
expensive cabinet mautels.
Large cellar. STEAM HEAT.
ENTIRE HOUSE NEWLY and
beautifully papered. TILED
KITCHEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-18

The builder and owner of
this house seeks a quick sale
in order to raise money for a
large building enterprise in
which he is interested. It's a
Splendid house-new, well To-
Gated on the Heights west of
18th ST.; handsome front; 10
rooms; TWO LUXURIOUS
BATHS; 4 rooms deep on first
floor; hot water heat; lot
19x100 TT. A proposition well
worth your looking into.
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Another very
5 52ssia! $3.50

"A 1nOuefn mouse IN the VI
cinity of Dupont Circle, within
a stones throw" of houses
costing over 100000. This
house can be purchased so low
because it was taken for a
debt; $4,000 was loaned on it:
there is no good reason why 1t
should not sell again for $500.
Surely, the location is the best
In the city. At the present
cost of materials the house
could not be built for $4,000,
while the lot is very valuable.
Ground on the next square
sells for Sc foot. THE
HOUSE IS MODERN; three
stories and cellar; well PLAN
NED; four rooms deep on the
first floor; a splendid hot-water
heater. THE RENT WILL
PAY YOU A GOOD INTER
EST ON THE INVESTMENT
WHILST YOU ARE WAIT
ING FOR YOUR PROFIT,
WHICH IS SURE TO COME.
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A bargain at
ats at: price $4,000

House on Iettered street,
west of 10th and convenient to
cars. Has southern exposure
that so many desire. Unques-
tionably the lowest priced mod
ern house on a through street
west of 10Th.
Handsome front. three-story
and cellar, four rooms deep on
first floor. hot-water heat, TIL
ed bath, laundry tubs, numer-
Gus closets. First floor trim
med in oak. Such a desirable
house has never been offered in
this choice location under
5000.
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An Unparalleled
Bargain, sSa' '"ssi ' Pr

y tfidlCp W pick up an utuS-
ual bargain in one of the most
exclusive and desirable resi-
dence sections in Washington,
and on a square containing the
residences of senators, a jus
tice of the District Courts and
Army and Navy Officers. Only
two of these houses left. and
they'll sell like the proverbial
hot cakes at the price were
able to put on them.
The present owner acquired
these houses in an exchange
for vacant ground. and made
an exceptionally favorable
deal. He can accept far less
than any such houses can be
had anywhere else in Wash
ington.
Handsome fronts of stone
and brick; rooms deep; tiled
baths; large closets; steam
heat; two stairways; deep lot
to alley. Open for inspection.
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mAavoYANTs
~~-~~N~~<>~O~
JOSEPHINE MARVIN,

s.gFi 1G eth st S.
Advice on business speculation, investments,
love- marriage and divorce: reunites the separ-
ated, restores lost affections; tells all past
and future.
MRS. C. TRYoN, THE WELL KNOWN CLAIR
yovant of rs years residence in Minneapolis,
can be consulted on all affairs OF life at 50
10th st S, second floor; terms 81
CLAIRVOYANT-MRs. MARY JACOBS, THE
well.known cIairvoyant and business medium,
may be consulted all affairs of life at her
office. SIG Sd av S.
MADAME BATCH, cLAIRvoYANT, CARD
reader and paimist. Fees, 25c and &c. $40
9Th s.
CLA1RvoYANT-MME.A ANDREWS. 1917 Sd Av
S. Take 4th car.
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MOVING


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HA1
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack.
tng and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to CHI.
scago Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast pointa
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally In making up car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable serv.
h ice. For the best Of service at the lowest
I rates, write call at AZ Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
I Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods: expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and ether points; can save you money: do
not be deceived by other advertisers we can
end will do what we agrse regarding car rates
Write or call. Safes nd heavy machinery
moved ny experts. 122 5th ct 8. Both phones.
CAMERoRs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Ey.
pert pacl ers for storage or shipment; large and
commodit ss vans for moving. Office, 2O0 Nicol.
let; both thones 120S. Residence T. C. 1924.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Moving and packing specially. Office 217
Il 9th st s. Both phones 648.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TALENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED, SOLD.
bought leased manufactured. models made;
unexceled reputation; % years established;
large handbook free. Write American Pate a.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main office. 925-933 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; SO NcGiu
building, Washington. D. G.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st s. Both phones
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, TIA.
= sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
aAINVILLE BROS, UP-To-DATE UNDER.
takers; honest prices. II Central Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ITO Hennepin av. r. G. 97O7. N. w. 1882.
j. AMOR & co.. UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
i sbalmers sos I'd av S. Both phones 755.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

~~~~~~~~S~~@o~
Continues.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N y !. Or GOOD ADDRESS
itge 70 to ~; leafs rurnisneu. George II.
Dlllon, 7lS fnoenlX builcIng.
PhINIEA GOOD PkINrEA TO TAKE
charge OF ad and Job Department.; at once; Slz.
s. Citlzea, Alexandra, Nlnn 81
WAhIED-A FEW GOOD Statesmen, FIRST.
c4ass men, WIZ be given s,ralgnJ salary con
. tract EaslMan Bloek. .
BRIGHT BOY ORA Ok OVER FOR ERRANDs,
erc e., IA n.l real estate office: $6 weekly Ad-
WANTED-GooD CARPENTERS, UNION or
fnoenlx building N'lts' :
WANTED-A STRONG BOY AT ONCE. COR
n i AnoX ana Plymouth avs N. Honey Cream
WANTED-A MAN TO WORK ON A FARM
immediately. Inquire Of II. S. Dauchy, Mon
UPsaUAeIh l.4ats AlxDNtlNlshlah WANTED
az once; STEADY work. Gruu, Curtis Co., 1th
TA1LoRs-FoUR GOOD CONTAINERS. Ar
ply from Q TO $50 PM, keid Brotners, "a 9th
SALESMAN TO CALL ON HAKDWARE DEAL.
ers IL minnesota. W. N. Dana ~ Co., ~ 9TH
WANTED-NIGHT YARD CLERK Ar TWO
t tsll YARDS. two shops, at 18th and Cen
BOY WANTED-GooD OPPORTUNITY FoR
4S1aAA1oSsl glove W. oAO NASo1-
WANTED-MAN TO sHINGLE HOUSE, AT
1. once. crawford Carpenter Shop, II 4th st s..
WANTED-GooD CARPENTERS FOR HARD
WOOD nnlsn work. Gail 5O7 Phoenix building.
WANTED-MEN OF EXPERIENCE 70 Lay
brlck paving Libby 4 Nelson, Guaranty bldg.
WANTED-GuOD STRONG YOUNG MAN FOR
porter. The Mercantile, 246 Hennepin av.
WATCHES CLEANED 81, MAINsPKINGs 81
Warranted one yesS. Paegels, =. sd st s.
WANTkD-MACHINIsT LATHE MAN AT
once. Ballantine Mtg. Co., 1l6 LIST N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOYS AND GIRLS AT
good wages. National District lei. Cu. a j.
WANTED-GooD PAINTERS AND PAPER.
hangers. .. o. Boyson, 3l4 Central av.
WANTED-BoYs FOR FACTORY WORK. AP:
ply Lloyd Mfg Co., 1910 Central av.
WANTED-LABoRERs Ar THE NEW Ar
mory building. Come ready tor work.
GOOD JOB PREssFEEDER WANTED. THURS.
ton Gould Printing Co., Al Sd st S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORK AND COOL
prices NJ. l.. Lasson, Fargo, NJ D.
WANTED-AT ONCE, JANlroR,' Ar HOTEL
Southern, 4th av and 9th st s.
EWANTED-AT MINNESOTA TRANSFER,
freight handlers; steady work.
WANTED-GOoD Transfer FOR GENERAL
teamlng. .l7Oo Western av. ~ <-
YAKDMEN WANTED AT THE :. r. CLARK
| Co.. I'd av N ana Aldrich. "a
WANTED--PATTERNMA JOHN H. HALL
| & Co.. 24S 4th av S. ~ = !.
WANTED-A NO. MAN 70 HELP ON FARM,
1927 Pillsbury av. fF=r z, EE...a<
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DEFECTIVE AeENcy-PRoMPT
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rates.
Reference. police headquarters. 21O Kasota
block. N. w. phone.
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BUILDING PERMITS


two brick ve II dwellings, i -. $4,000
John III. Wolfe, 1918 Dupont avenue s;
one and one-half-story concrete block -
dwelling ...,......... #..8..5............. 2,SOO
onehai aetot frame ete swelling as 5000
G.. H. Seeley, 1905 Stevens avenue, one 9.
and one-half-story frame dwelling ..: 3,Ooo
two.stery brick Soo Veneer dwelling IL, 900
Six minor contracts Observation-Disclosures. 975
Total. eleven permits ............. So. 275
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIAao slasATfoN~TWo CHEAT SALES u
one We have just purchased from the New
england Furniture Carpet GO; their lI entire ilr
mense stock will be Immediately closed out at
half price. This means S15O to 500 saving
on fine pianos. They simply must be sold
at once as we have no room for them The
low prices will astonish you. Right on top
OF this deal we purchased an even loo pianos
needed ready money. The low price was
revelation to even US, accustomed as we are
the cash we have J reduced our terms for this
sale SO that every home afford a piano
e.. W. ~, So, VI, 81 a month. We mention
just few items to give you idea OF the
great number of grand bargains to be had
at this sale 5000 Mehlin piano, new. case
marred Just trfe, now 500. 5000 Meh 1ll
Lyon bealy piano. price new $500, now S90.
Saoo hudolf piano, case marred in shipping,
good tone, easy action. now s1s5. $3.50 Gil
bert piano, mahogany case, 1-3 octaves, now,
$los $425 Behning piano. full size, extra
pianos. S15c, $135, s165. Hundreds of other
equally as good bargains. Good .. upright
$3.50, $135, s14o. Squares, siO. SIS, $40, So.
$50, 500, so, $40, $50. Store open evenings.
roster d Waldo, 80 9TH st 5, corner Nleoliet
ay.
OUR PRICES BRING THE BUSINESS. YOU
are requested to look up other STOCKS and
prices, then call u.s. We guarantee to sen,
you. Our stock OF new ana second hand onice
store, bank, drug and bar fixtures is the iars-
est In the northwest including safes, desks,
Ct airs, tables, wallcases, showcases, scales,
counter mirrors special line OF Jeweiry and 10
st s.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLEs-NEw AND
slightly used; buy none except lifted with
Incompatible electric cushions; most ac-
curate and fastest in the world. For tables.
bar fixtures, bowling alley supplies, prices,
terms and catalog, write hoehler & Hinricns,
! PSI = Sd ST. st. Paul; No. 241 I'd aT 5, Min
neapolis
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hotels:
HOTEL. vENDoME-o. c. Bottger and family,
Ky y p; J. E. Adam T.a,o G. o5;o Johnson
Falls; Mrs. A. H. Gray Mrs Evenson, Val
lev City. n; D.; NJ. L. Powers, Fairmont;
Ety. G. 1o Weed w GicasU 55 f sF Iowa
D; Mrs S. j. Cornelysen, Madison; Mrs. A.
p. Simmons, Flandreau; Olive Siebers Hast
1ngs, Mimi. = a. ~, D. McGilvin, Rochester,,
go, N. D.; Dr.. L. H. olsen, Milaca
J: F. Norton, a. j. Davis. Newell. Iowa:
@Hirsch, A. Graham, Des Mones; II A. Smith.
Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Young, Lake
Preston, S. q; N. Jacobson. Luyerne Mimi. !;
Cloud: J. E. jerks, Washington, D. c.; A L.
Call. Walker; E d. Barker, Colorado Springs
S. M. Hoyt, Mason City; Joseph MiUer Mil
TSwaukee; G. q. Jackson, St. Cloud; T., Aune,
-Gle9wood; Mr.: and Mrs: R. Buyre, Anoka.
HOTEL HYsER-B. K: Maxheld,- Worthwhile,
Q. A. Scott. Madison: A., II. Dahl vernon
s: D.: r: L. Oliver, Muscatine, Iowa; +. P.
h deg e. " e W p aGa and esors
G; stitzel, Francis B. Lane James Sheehy,
Chicago; A. G. Wagunson, J. II. Benger and
T1fe, ro Chicago; G.: Marley, Big Lake; Frances
Big Lake: Mrs. H. H. Batcheller and child,
Mrs. {: W: West Bird island; A E. M n'f Mee
sa Maa WE, Clarion Pa; Walter Christensen,
" =. Weber. Madison, s. D.; John Nelson,
Grand Forks; A. S. Carlson. Chicago; f. b.
sDl1 HoPkins Na a. NJ sehaneke slmore L. A.
amettsburg, Iowa; Fl. o. Dayton, Cannon Falls,
aMinn.; H. B. Hamilton. Saltwater. 100
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RalHhEAp0Lls & ST. LOUIS R. %
HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
vest are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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FLORISTS

5a L 44VLG4S -
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ARTISTIC FUNERAL DESIGNS; CHOICE CUT
z z flowers. baskets, bouquets, etc. Telephones:
- Main 715. T. G. 28oO Patthey & Thompson
florists, II 18th st s.
NEW YORK FLORISTS, WASH. Az s.:
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de.
assigns for all occasions. T. G. phone 1928.
FOR FUNERAL DESIGNS, WATERS FLORAL
" Co.. ZIG 18th st s. Both phones.
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FOR sALE-AuToMoB1LE, PEERLESS TOUR
ing car, side entrance, 81 800: will accent
good city lots or farm land in trade. 1893.
Journal
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HELP WANTEDMALE

THE u. s.. MARINE CORPS,
unmarried men between the ages of p and SO;
able bodied, of good character and temperate
habits, citizens OF the United States, or who
have legally declared their intention to become
such; must speak. read and write English:
marines serve at sea on men-of-war in all
sessions and at navy yards in the. United
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phil
lppine Islands may be enlisted accordingly,
Apply at 141 z Sd st. st. Paul, or 30 Wash
inrfnn nv S sMinnaa nn1is "a
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HOTELS.

e : HUTELS. :
s>~~~~~~~~~>~~0~~~-~~~~
HOTEL sVENDOME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones
steam heat. 75c-S1.25; with bath $1.5o-$2
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND Sd AV S: ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms
Rates. Toe. ST. $3.50 single
MELBOURNE HOTEL, s27 HENNEPIN Az.
Elegantly furnished rooms; strictly first-class
SEVENTH ST HOTEL: NEW AND MODERN:
q from 75c day upwards. 80 7th st s. -,--N'
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

s>S~-~~><~~~~~<S0-~~
BIRTHS. X.
sBuckendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. O. W., 41s Bryant
uyenue N, girl. --..e-s " - s
christoferson, Mr.: and Mrs o: c., 4545 Went.
worth avenue, q girl .-@'s& >.
a boy. ~ -
girl. > :
schreibe, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust, 2714 A street
NE, boy. '"o0N
.Redden, Mr.. and Mrs. g. e., $40 Twelfth
avenue S. boy. ,.- -, $3.50.
- MARRIAGE LICENSES.
c. B. Fish and Hilda Munier
Edward ]. Johnson and Mae E. Sodini
Fred Schultz and Lillian Bers.
John Enberg and Emma Lund. - 80
Lyle. B. Richie and Ellen Griffin. ~
Nils Swing and Bessie Moen. az,
8 Herbert L. Carroll and Luella Mae Pool,
Andrew Sther and Carrie Gaugstad. <-.-,=
William jacobson and Blanche e. Garlock.
= Leslie B. Culver and Lena A. Maechtlen.
IL Elias B. Curtis and Louisa T.. Wilson.
u Adolf Person and Yulie A. Matheson. ~, r5s
Albert Trl1son and Hanna Peterson ~ ~,
DEATHS. -
Christianson, Elizabeth 1924 Bloomington ave-
nue.. ~ %.z. Z. s,,.rs@F II
.Roos, Matilda. Swedish hospital
Hammond, Rose, 1870 Sixth street N. ft
Mckinney, Martin, city hospital
Olson, Andrew, Swedish hospital
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noMPns1rnRs WANTED.

apoiis and So Of the is2 strikers have been
replaced by new men. The open shop Is now
assured. We want ten good compositors ut SIS
sanitary. workroom; nothing to fear from strik-
ers; railroad fare refunded.
A. 3. Farnham Printing s Stationery Co.,
Edison Building, Minneapolis, MINI.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

A MANUFACTURING PLANT DESIRES THE
services OF an experienced business woman
double-entry books and who possesses some
executive ability. An excellent opening for
the right party. Answer in own handwriting,
stating experience and salary expected. Best
of references required. Address 1856, Jour-
nal s So.
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MINING INVESTMENTS
MEDICAL,

PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, so YEARS SPECIAL.
7 list, cures every case; write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
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PIANO-A VERY FINE LARGE SIZE CHICK.
ering piano, sweet tone only S16S if taken
at once. Raudenbush, 7o3 Nicolllet.
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FOR sALE-oNE LADIES FUR COAT. ONE
beaver coat, silk lined, bust measure 40-inch
have also household furniture. Address $780,
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$50 CREDIT BILL ON NEW NMBALL PI-
ano, for sale at a reduction; must ne used
before Oct. 81. Address Box p, Owock. MINI.
FOR sALE-NEw- 1e-GAUGE, HAMMERLEss,
cir Sho elao feaI
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HUSTLER WITH LITTLE MONEY TO TAKE
full charge Of our business in North Dakota;
insures success; no soliciting; appoint and
handle your own agents; goods can be sent
by mail and mail order business alone pass
all expenses. Write for further particulars.
Profit Sharing Medicine Co.,
Boston Block. MinneapoliS MINI.
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FOE SALE-HOUSEHoLD FURNITURE; SOME
bargains still remain; dining table and chairs,
davenport bedroom set, center table. 1892
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-20
BOXES VERSUS BARRELS
Some Good Points on How to
Store Fruit

Diseases like the scab, the bitter
rot and the pink mold, with which
apples may be affected, spread with
unusual rapidity during delay in
storing the fruit in hot weather. Too
much emphasis cannot be placed on
the advantages Of quick storage after
the fruit il harvested If the apple ID
to be removed from the storage ware
house satisfactorily.
In a we'll ventilated warehouse in
which the humidity is properly
regulated the apple develops rs fine
aromas aud havors az 1t does in com
mon storage.
Apples generally keep better in
boxes than in barrels. This is espeoi.
ally true when the falls are hot and
the fruit has ripened during delay
IN storage The influence of the
package in this respect is greatest In
varieties that ripen quickly. The
bulk of fruit is larger in the barrel
than in the box, and the contents of
the former cool off more slowly after
the package IL placed in the ware
house The ripening is therefore
checked more quickly when the fruit
Is packed in box. In the smaller
package IL can bo stored for long
time after II has begun to mellow,
but IN barrel IL would be bruised
In this condition from its own weight.
a closed package is generally pre-.
ferable to a ventilated package, as the
fruit is likely to shrivel If exposed to
the air for any length OF time. The
shriyeling of the fruit. however, il
influenced by the degree Of moisture
and circulation OF the air in the
warehouse and where these factors
aro properly regulated the ventilated
package may be- used adyantageously
with varieties that need cooling
quickly
The life of the fruit is often pro.
'onged from two to three months by a
fruit wrapper, aud the spread of di.
seases from apple TO apple is made
moro difficult For the fuer grades
of apples that are to be- packed aud
stored In boxes II fruit wrapper is
most desirable, AS it not only adds to
the life OF the fruit, but it prevents
bruislng aud retains its glossy, bril-.
hant appearance or the natural bloom.
C Harold Powell
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-20
Benton County Tax Roll.

One method Of securing full
valuation Of all property on the ASSESS
ment roll is TO give publicity to the
amount Of property turned in to the
assessor by the owners When the
nei ghbors see mans name ON the
assessment roll and credited with a
valuation far below what they have
reason TO believe that he really owns
they are likely to give the assessor
pointers that VIII enable him to hunt
up the hidden property.
Benton county is trying that schtm me
this year and has had published in the
local papers the list of all the tax
payers and the amount of property
that they each are assessed for on the
roll. The Oregon Press Associat ,on
thought 30 we'll Of this scheme that st
their recent session in Portland they
endorsed the action of the Benton
county court and favored the passage
of law compelling all counties to
publish their tax rolls.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-20
Fine Rogue River Fishing.

W. f.. Heskett, who has been in
Grants Pass for some time on a visit
to his nephew, J. W. Baker, of Grants
Pass Steam Laundry, left Monday
for his home in Missouri. He was ac-
companied as far az Medford by Mr.
Baker and they spent day in that
place looking over that part of Jack
son county. Mr.. Heskett is greatly
pleased with Rogue River VALLEY and
may return here to reside.
Mr.. Heskett is an enthusiastic dis
oiple Of Isaac Walton and the fine
fishing to be had in Rogue river de-
lighted him greatly. The string Of
fish that he was able to catch, were
ahead of the best he was ever able to
do in the streams Of old Missouri.
Saturday in company with Mr.. Baker
he spent mornings sport on Rogue
river with the result that they hook
ed 32 fine trout Of a combined weight
of 90 pounds As a veIification of his
fish story when he got home he had a
photograph taken of himself and his
nephew with the fish hanging from a
pole on their shoulders.