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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
MAsQUERAY RETURNS
Architect of Proposed New Cathedrals
Has Been Studying French Models.

The architect of the Roman Catholic
cathedral in st. Paul, Emanuel T.. Mas
queraY. 1856 Fifth avenue, New York,
has returned to the twin cities: Dur
ing his four months in France he was
busy seeing its most notable ecathe-
drals, and taking counsel with it's best
known architects, says the Improvement
Bulletin. G5ivsE -. .Fs
I. Mr.. Masqueray is: charged with the
preparation OF plans both for the cathe-
dral in ST.. Paul and sthe pro-cathedral
two great churches. has awakened. in
tense interest," in the French architec-
tural world. n ;:tt
Mr.. .Masqueray is a native of Rouen.
He was laureate pupil Of the Ecole
des Beaux Arts Of Paris He was the
winner of the { travelsprize, - in the en-
joyment Of which he spent two years
in Italy, making there%a special study
Of ecclesiastical architecture On his
return to Paris he was employed fol
several years in the eccesiasticaI de-
partment Of the bureau Of national ar
chitecture, working most of his timt
on the restoration+of one Of the great
French cathedrals:- Fifteen years ago
he came to the United States, first serv
! ing in the office Of Carrere & Hastings
in that city an office Of his own. HI
was engaged for three years as tht
chief of design in the work of erecting
the buildings Of the Louisiana Purchas,
exposition. The two gold medals
awarded to architects fol, work dom
or exhibited; IN Athe exposition wer.
given to Mr. Masqueray and Cass Gil
bert of St. Paul Mr. Masqueray vii
open an office in st. Paul in the spring
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

girlish fashion which is inflicted upon
them. Nobody ever told me how to
know them apart, but / have seen so
many little girls playing stark naked
in the streets. that ] have learned for
myself which is which. The girls have
their t. hair cut as short as a boy g ought
to. be. and they are very generally neg.
lected and allowed to run loose until
they are Z wears old. Then they are
shut up in the women g apartments in
their home, and nobody ever sees them
again, unless by accident, except their
male relatives and husbands and, of
course. their women friends and kins-
folk. This is true only of the better
classes. There is a class of female ser
wants and working women who go freely
about the streets wherever their work
happens to take them, but the men sol.
Eemnly cherish funny make-b believe that
these women are not there at all. Thsv
cant see them; they don t know. they
are in sight. and to be caught talking to
one would be to forfeit the respect Of
| the entire cOmmunity.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
TORRENS LAW, UPHELD
Title Registered Under System Is Final,
According to Supreme Court.

In a recent decision handed down in
the state supreme court the constitu-
tionality of the Torrens law relating
to the registration of the title to real
estate was upheld, and as the law now
stands, title once registered under this
system is final, and no attack can be
made on q registered title on account Of
A lien for taxes held by the state is
not even excepted from the inality Of
the title as registered: - RI sai< ~
The law: had previously been held
valid and this last point was raised by
an addition to the Torrens law pass!e,;l =;
provided, that the state should be
joined as a party whenever it appeared
chat it had any interest in or lien upon
the land. In the case: of the National
Bond & Security company against
Cordelia Hopkins and others, defend
ants, and the State Of Minnesota, tap,
pellant, the district court refused to
open and set aside a judgment rendered
in favor Of the applicant and on The
appeal the supreme court sustained the
| lower court.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
.:-& BUILDERS TO MEET:
Annual Gathering at Duluth Next
=. Month Will Be Important.

The, annual meeting Of the builders
exchanges Of Minnesota will be held in
Duluth next month, when business OF
Importance will come up. 1t is to be
expected that every exchange in the
state will be represented. An invita-
tion may be extended to the exchange g {;
to the builders of Grand Forks. who
have an organization in view, to send
representatives. While these exchanges
are outside the state, they have much
the same things to meet and contend as
the Minnesota builders, and the North
Dakota builders as a whole have been
contending with as eccentric a form of
official vaga3r:y in the new new. cap1toi con- on
of builders. The meeting, as a whole,
promises to serve the best interests Of
the building trades, and much good is
expected. Ezes&
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
sule 8. No fellers can debate Al

"Rule 8. No 2 fellers can debate at
onst.
.eRule 4. Every fener has got to stop
talking when the chairman tells him to,
and keap still two.
Rule 5. am the chairman.
'"The first feller who is in favor Of
sword will now speak. Time!''
At the call of time Billy SWEET stepped
forth, bowed grinned and began a mas
terly argument.
, '.Fellers: The sword is mightier than
the pen. Why, because it is longer and
bigger round and has handle to grab
it by. Course it is. I should think emmy
body would know that. When brave
Horatus held the the bridge, what did
he do it with-a pen? We'll, 7 guess not
bad. How long could he have stood
against the three fellers who come at
him? What did he hit the great Lord
Of Luna with? Did he jab him with
pen? No, you bet he didn't. he pasted
him with sword, and he had to pull
three times before ne could get it out
He had to put. his foot on his gozzle and
then to pull like time. Sposen he had
jabbed him with a pen, I guess it would
come out easy
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
T.J,eJANNEY
2O3 Oneida Building

S26OO-A new and up to date
modern cottage in the 9Th ward.
A cosy home for young married
couple.
S75OO-very fine place In Pros
.pect Park, suitable for family
that needs to live within easy
reach Of the university on account
Of the education Of the boys and
girls. .... -. ..-
S7OOO-It pays $1,000 rental per
year; a good Investment; located
upon Goth av s.
$28OO- Store building on Wash
ington av s; rents for 1920 per
year. Is that not all right7 49,.
&21OO-Four family building on
7th st S, with water and sewer
connections; rents 1920 per year.
S21OO-Two-story brick house;
rented for $3.50 per year; River
side av. .-. ;.
Also several good Investments rang.
ing from $11,500 to $l7 900 in
price all of which, pay good net
Income. We have bargains in lots
in all parts Of the city. Call and
see us before buying. s. :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
A Few Special Bargains
I'VE OFFER:

-... ANV L oI'k-ANs "au--.
$3OO-Lot on 22nd ST., between 29th.
and 3Oth Aves., south front, 4Ox120
$3OG-Lot on Oath St., between 29th
and sOth Ayes, south front, 4ox122.
S3OO-Lot on 3Oth Ave. S., between
22nd and Oath sts., east front, 4cx
$3OO-Lot on 8Oth Ave. S.. between
22nd and Oath SITS, east front, 37x
15S.t r...ssr t:,.. s,.E~ .s.5 l,.s
The above four lots are $50 less In
price than other lots are being held
at In this location. We can sell them
on. q payment Of $50 down and $40
monthly. ,-..
S25O-3oth Ave. s., near Goth ST..
east front, 4sx157, s26 down, $40
monthly. g.. =. r. ., -
$25O-29th Ave s., near 2sth ST.,
east front. 4sx157, s25 down, $40
ssa5"iSth iS5elSt Ave S., near 22nd st.,
west front, 35x12S, on grade, street
improvements. .', r. -.~& .'
S325-For fine lot above grade on
34th Sts., 40x12S to alley. This is
$50 cheaper than other lots offered
in block. '.| '..r, taa-
S6OO-Clinton Ave, between 9th
and 2Sth Sts., east front, all street
improvements, $50 down, $40
monthly, ..-.-s ~
$G25-Garfield Ave-, between Frank
lin and 22nd St., west front, 40x12S.
S7OO-For a 50-foot lot on West 43rd
St. between washburn and xerxes
Aves., south front, above grade. A
SNAP ~ ...ss, u, Il r.
SlI5O-Irving Ave. s., between 22nd
and 24th Sts., above grade, level,
east front, 5ox155. ....5
$14OO-Corner of Lake of the Isles
boulevard and 26th ST., south and
west front, 54x15O, above grade, a
fine building lot. ~s .....
| ONLY $14OO-For "a feet, east front,
on Humboldt Ave. s., between
Franklin and 22nd ST., right among
those fine new houses that are just
finished or under construction.
| This lot is 1876 feet deep, has sewer,
city water, stone walk, trees and
gas, 5000 cheaper than anything Of
fered in this locality. Don't pass
it by.
ONLY $l65O-For that fine double
corner, north and west front. 90.71
to alley on 3rd Ave. s and 9th St.,
all street improvements in and paid
for on both streets. Surely bar
gain Try and duplicate it.
ONLY $23O0-Large corner Of Irving
Ave. S.. and 22nd ST.. 92x155, viii
make 3, fine lots facing 22nd ST
| CHEAP.
| ONLY. $l3OOO-For that finest o1
corners Vine place and Grant ST.
east and south front, comprises foul
lots, each 5Ox155 to a 16-foot alley
making a. frontage on Vine place O.
200 feet and on Grant st. Of 155 feet
You couldn't ask for. a finer. sitt
I, for family hotel or good fla
building and it couldn't be duplicated
In price. Buy for an investment
1T surely will increase in price, S.
don't miss the opportunity we ar
offering.
The above for sale exclusively by us
/ LIST YOUR PROPERTY for sale wit
us. We can sell 1t for YOU. N
charge unless sale is made.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING. We hay
good things to offer in both vacan
and improved property.
See our ad In the Saturday nigh
Daily News. It will Interest you.
YaE0 Realty Go.
IN 200 So. Fourth St.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
ANCIENT PROPHECIES
FAST COMING TRUE
Predictions of Discerning Realty Dealers Regarding Fu-
ture Prominence Of Section Between First and Fourth
Avenues South and Inside of Eighth Street, Once
Laughed al Are NoD Being Fully Verified

will undou btedly soon begin to unload
and they will then look for another field
in which to invest their hiesi m oney.. Such
conditions as now exist in the stock and
bond market usual precede a period
Of heavier investm ents in real property,
and there is every Indication that such
a period has aboht arrived, and when
it does, the northwest is the field to
which the investors mainly look. This
means that, real estate will probably be
higher here in## in9 the spring than it is
now. "a ,;3,S$ s. s5.,s .Ss.g5Seef
which. affords ample proof of the gen
eral prosperity Of the citizens is the
promptness with which rents are paid
It has been no unusual event this year
for our reports at the end Of month
to be. absolutely free from any delin-
quencies. ~ S ~ .es5 # j y, - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
PREDICTS STRONGER MARKET
Luther S. Gushing Of st. Paul Says
Northwestern Realty Will Rise.

Luther S. Cushing Of St. Paul, who
controls large block of business prop
critics in Minneapolis, as agent, has&re-
real estate predictions for next season.
Mr.. Cushing predicts that, altho the
market is very satisfactory today, it
will be stronger in the spring. Mr..
Cushing says:
The rapid and steady growth of
the northwest has attracted the atten-
tion of eastern investors, and this, with
its growing Importance in the financial
world, makes it Sone sof the best invest,
ment fields in the country.
spring. The value Of stocks and bonds
has now become SO high that investors
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

u, 9, Bell Il1v'st Go,
III SOWTa FOURTEa STREET.

$75-34th Ave s., close to 29th ST..
Large east front lot, 4Sx132 SIS cash
and IS per, month. -..
$5OO-Bryants Ave- NJ, near 26th Ave.
Fine east front wooded lot 50x157;
/. city water: and walk.
0SS 18Th and 5tif 3oth W Aves. East front lot.
41X165; all improvements. Terms
$525-Garfield Ave, between 31st and
32nd SITS. Good lot, 45N12S. This IS
cheap.
$6OO-Humboldt Ave- S., between 33rd
and 34th SITS, Good high lot, 4ox12S.
A fine location.
So 5O-Fremont Ave. S., between 22nd
and oath Sts A snap for some one.
Will consider above amount.
$lOOO-Stevens Ave-, between 26th- and
9th SITS. East front lot, 59x126; all
improvements in. street -. is =
$5UOO-Double corner, 106X12S, for flats
| Or stores, 4th Ave S. and 18th St.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

S25OO--No. 2735 Emerson Ave. S., mod
ern house and barn. Lot 40X428. A
good home for some one. Probably
terms.
S75O-No. 2s44 Fort Ave. House Of 8
rooms, east front. Rents for s8 Easy
terms. Why pay rent?
l5O0rNo. 2426 11th Ave. 8. House Of
rooms; possession at once. East
front lot. 42x127; sewer. water, gas
and stone walk.
S365O-No. 1920 sE. 4th st. Modern
8-room house and barn. Fine lot, 55x
1872. Close to "U."
S26OO-No. 101 Island Ave on west
end Of island. Brick house OF rooms
on large lot, 50x110. Terms. -. d.
sl7OOANo 1872 25th Ave. N. House
Of rooms situated on large double
corner, 100x11S.' This Is a bargain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
BOYS AND GIRLS IN KOREA
Young Children Run and Play Stark
# Naked in Streets.
TIeslie's Weekl7

=.
There are the coolie laborers, Of
course, whose clothing is far from
white; but that can be said Of the Ia
borers anywhere, and perhaps the Ko-
other men. would be doing the same
kind. of work But he is awfully dirty,
no doubt about that; and he is such q
uneer-looking beast. A great many Of
them are young boys who wear the Ko-
rean badge of bovhood in varying, de-
grees Of unkemptness. This is long
braid of hair which hangs straight
down the back, or is wound around the
head for convenience 9 sake. These ko-
look like girls. Indeed, it is hard to
believe that some of them are not girls
but later / was to learn to distinguish
them from their sisters by this very
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
% GOOD INCREASE SHOWN
Weeks Comparative Statement u 9
p Realty and building Activity.

Do The weekly statement of. real. estate
transfers and building permits for the
week lending Nov. 10, 1905, and for the
Corresponding week Of last year, shows
200, real estate transfers fled in the
compared with $50 .aggregating $685.:
TO for the corresponding week = of
1904. Seventy-two building permits
aggregating $137,455, were issued last
week, compared with. 70, totaling $751;
$50, in 1904 The comparative state:
ment, compiled by the Daily Legal
News, is as follows: ,... !. =. .z.s.~
Comparative statement Of real estate transfers
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
SUI GENERIS.

Z. Little boy, do you ever go to Sunday
schooI?"
The urchin looked up
81 hain't been fur a long time, ma ann
Don't you want to go this morning."
Nome" he said, a flush Of pride and
resentment showing thru the dirt on his
cheek I'm a bad boy, all right, but
I amt one Of these Sunday school Chris
mus tree bad boys!'
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
THE PEN OR THE SWORD
Some Extracts From the Proceedings OF
Plupys Debating Club"
American Illustrated Magazine

American Illustrated Magazine.
At pm. Fatty ponderously made the
following announcements:
IN Fellers, the subject this evcnin' is a
debate, which is the mightiest, the pen
or the sword" pronounced soo-ward)
/ Nov, L have wrote more rules SO you
fellers won't get fighting, and everything
will be fair.
| Rule 1. No calling each other liers
Rule g No plugging of spit balls
aloud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
GARDNER KNOCKS OUT TURNER.
hattling Lightweight Contest Results IN
Victory fer white Man.

Jimmy Gardner Of Lowell. brother OF George
Gardner, knocked out Rufe Turner OF Dem
YER. oolored. In slasAlnG twenty round bout
At Colma. Cal. before the Colma A. C. on
Friday night Gardner did tho trick in eleven
rounds and demonstrated by his success
that he 10 worthy candidate for lightweight
honors. 1t was Gardnsrs fight from the very
outset. He bored In from the start and
simply wore his rival down with body blows
and sth cross counters. The finish came
In the first five seconds Of the eleventh round,
when clean right arm blow to the body
put Turner down and out.
Gardner was tribe nervous In the nrst
round. but after that he had things prac-
tcauy his own way. He drew blood freely
from the negro In the fourth round and had
his man Rrossy at the end of the round
Gardner displayed great olevernesa He
got away from many vicious lungss and
swinEs and his ability to avoid his man elected
considerable applause. Gardner never al
lowed . chance to SCORE to escape him. His
best punch was a left hand blow to tho body.
In the cllnches Gardner also had the adj
vantage, delivering tattoo on Turner'S body
t ;as so S:9 Clipping him with left hand
oil In; In the tenth, however. Turner made
ssss. RUN ri yasss sssG
but then Gardner came back aud hammered
il The tenth: H took shs count from . IN
floor eight seconds and came up grogey,
body punch. Turner 'eeemed to BE- much
so tas IL him. linen s
did not hear the gong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
NOTES OF THE TRADE.
what's Going On in Automobile Circles.

c. N. Tangeman, member OF the firm represent.
Hf the f, S y h IL ss 4Sun has
He Witnessed Tho aoun. Gents hl climb and con:
that much s and
race was decided The hrsi and second prizes
event. BY S csS BY Ne queen Mother
Margherh at a point known as the Sleeps tho
S on ne S "s n
Fiat Fla J." '''''s' " '' '@' "''' '' s'e'''
The nr.t Pope Toledo landeulct that has been
s.ea In ae As .oapped Nth s hcrse ss
motor The same As ths. tn he eguA5 touring car
raised And lowered By an ingenious device easily
BY me n ng wheel
@ az % Soossd nha dss
Automobiles arc slowly pushing their way into
iactar ems arc thsmssives blazing the way IN his
between Nee York and Chicago. losrns ing from
a:a sise p aes PGs' sess one one
Of The oompanyI mechanical experts. and is *.
Columbia all along the line.
E; = Hou.ndsr = back from Ma,blehead. where
ss.ss:..i r.: ss:a E: % Psser f fs:
Harry 8. Houpt 70 symmenng at Deal Beach.
near AsbuEy PARK. having taken q cottage for
make Il necessary 70 be close 10 town. He dis
posed Of the last Of his Thomas cars last week.
automobiles.
c. r. Rice 10 having built at the Baker factory,
In Cleveland special electric vehicle for the usd
q Deeply Snsi f RnRs, .,rcw az ana havs Seve
gear drive. II win be able TO make thirty milcs
an hour.
-
A great majority Of the imported cars and Of the
suspeusions, and the improveNenh noticed u tho
wearing auaiiues Of ures end springs ere credited
70 theif use. ~ ySs 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
BIG CROWD AT FREE GAMES.
Interior eugh A. l.. Holds Meeting with
Coed Competitions . Feature.

Coed Competition, . Feature.
The Interborough Athletic League held an
open meeting In Ozone Park yesterday.
The games were run under somewhat unusual
circumstances. no admission Zee being
charged. In consequence the attendance
was large. The Young Mems League won
II points and the trophy In the relays
100 Yard Run. Hsndicap-Won By W, A. Seward.
Y YsIt sssopa %.m be%sss
A' i.oS Y "a Run. Handiosp 81 + nsywsrd
New York A. e. 0yard:; psy ,.a 9 %s, asxsn
,ais Ti%s l%in1 Ss p sfcfsS.
psme C. Yards G ys HSd isn Arost
eoo Yard Run. Ncyice-won BY II. Z McGytgan,
Mott Haven o. Ms%sn sIi,iS m'h sSSas hsas
third. Time. | minute 50 seconds.
One Nile Relay Race. for late thorough Athletic
LessueTeams Of four men. each running 40 ya.ds
x e. Second. With + Bsndei J. B.,ie pcasIas
and j. Roeder: MAGNOLIA A. 9. third: With y. T.
Doisn- Time. ! minutes s .econds: ..,..,.
LesSue-Tesms d four men, each rqnninl 20 yards
ps y sssun ssd snih
v. Coaley; YOUNG Men; LssEgs' ;nird. Nth v.
Ssn. Time. minute q IS seconds ...,..
LeaCue~Teams 81 four men. zach running 30 yards
wSn se ~ aoSn Moore asn and asnos
ro:ts ana " Booth Sterling 81 rim a. g WITH w.
On ineligible man. Time. minutes 50 is seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
NlI1l1llIIIY SE,st sss k1sA4;

The Phenomenal demand During July nearly
depleted our three nSoIs but on, IepIssrntativrs
enabled US TO display our usual splendid assort-
mcnt Of Reliable Automobiles, and We are pre-
pared this week to offer exceptional Bargains In
practically every make known. Latest arrivals:
$500 Haynes Apperson. Touring, top. $500:
Thomas touring $3.50; $3.50 Cadillac, ike new, sis5;
81 $50 two cylinder Autocar, $3.50: 1000, 1901 Pope'
Toledo, $500: Oldsmoblc Runabou,s. SECS Ele'
more Runabou,s, $3.50 $3.50: Model n" Cadillac,
like new. $780, 81 $40 Searchmont, touring. $3.50:
$1,000 Panhard. touring, top. S2lO0: Waverey
Electr,cs. $3.50 $500 Studcbakcr two cylinder Gen
eral. like new, lHso; Da.raS9s $3.50 $50 Long:
"De Luxe. 81 $50 1904 Franklin $780, White steamer.
$3.50 1904 Stevens Dpryea. side entrance. touring.
$3.50 ThIss eni'Tr rm nG3fs 5HmmT EaxtA,cr
II Park Place. through to a MURRAY. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
New aoche,ls Yachts On . Cruise.

Quite large feet Of yachts started out
from New Rochelle hsrbor yesterday In COM
mand Of Commodore F. H. Waldorf on the
sloop Saracen. 1t was the annual cruise Of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club. and the vessels
are going TO sail by easy stages as far a.
Newport. There will Be racing each day
on the runs from port 70 port and every one
expects q rattline good time: Among the
sSrscen, we're: Vice Commedors y. NJ. giGS
Helen, Rear Commodore n. 7. Noyess sibyl.
T. NJ F,ese aosn.l Ie f,;fsIs e. Esaana
Grace H., ]. 3. RickettS Il therine p, 3. g.
Wilson's Hiehbali. J; Il, JordaAs Betty. g. G.
Granbery : Flreay. A. B. MSnns KIshemA.
G. W.. voltzS Kenoshi, L. D. Huntln gton.
JT.s, Gauntlet. and A. j. Rosenthals Friend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
BRITT TO MEET NELSON?
According to Report the Pair VIII Fight
Some Time Next Month.

According to letter received In this city
from San Francisco. Battling Nelson and
Jimmy Britt are to come together after all.
II Is stated that the pair will be the next at
traction at the Colma A. c.. and that they
are TO have 1t out for twenty-five rounds
some time next month. During the last
slx months Nelson has been doing all In his
power to bring about struggle. but to no
purpose. The Dane even went AZ far "a to
offer Britt a bonus u he. would sign articles
but the native son refused p He|lson hovever
they Influenced all Brltt's friends with the
result that Britt became u1p9p,ular' .,
sarne conditions that characterized their
ast mill n which Nelfon was on
to be In the boat Of condition IN case Britt
really agree; to Eh1 f.b bm s sSss J Srts
Gasdner OF Lowell. who knocked out Rute
Turner the other night Eiil b suasstused;
Gssan e, , rs who ahnt Is
either Britt or Nelson. ,.alt -,