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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-11
nlNeE MADE At PRISON THIS MORNING.
w.IIs Walla Man Was Slated for Po-
sition Some Time Ago-Assumed
Duties.

U w
dav succeeded John G. McGlynn as
clark to Warden KEGS at the state pen
ipntary. This announcement was
made this afternoon by Warden Kees.
Mr. Burke assumed the duties Of the
nosition this morning, but for a few
aavs will be instructed in his duties
BY the retiring clerk.
Burke was slated for the position
soon after the election of Governor
Mead and the appointment Of A. F.
7 Nes as warden, and the place has
ll2sa held temporarily by McGlynn.
With the full understanding that when
the proper time arrived he would have
10 make way for Burke.
Good Work for McGIynn.
In speaking of the change Warden
Kees said 'Mr. McGlynn was given
the position by me Shortly after
took charge of the prison with the
distinct understanding that it would
only be temporary, and that as soon as
competent man could be found he
would have to expect that he would
be relieved. 1t was originally intend
ed that McGlynn would hold the place
until June, but circumstances were
such that he could not be relieved at
fiat time. He kindly consented to
remain logger and it was not until today
that l was in a position to announce
his successor. Mr.. McGlynn has per-
formed the duties of the office in a
thorough manner, and leaves the po-
sition with the best of feeling. It is
pleasure to state that he is in every
way competent and has my best wishes
lor his future success"
Formerly State Clerk.
Mr.. McGlynn was appointed state
Clerk when Governor Mcbride be-
Vdhie governor and the change IN
"ardens was made at the prison. He
hed the position until the election
@ Governor Mead, when he was
succeeded by Walter L. Cadman. He
@en assumed the duties of clerk to
Warden Kees.
sr McGlynn will probably leave in
SeW days for his nome at Seattle,
"nere he has several good offers for
POSITIONS open to him. He is competent
dna first class bookkeeper. He is a
'pdnlsh-American war veteran, hav-
"s served with distinction in Com
p"Hy b, of the First Washington reg
-'leH'' IN the Philippine campaign.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-11

Neutrality-suspicious., rivers and har
bors; Cushman, commerce and private
land claims; Humphrey, merchant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
.HRKLE & MOORE. CHOICE REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

For Sale-S250 cash, balance on monthly payments, will buy nice little two-story house, with all modern con veniences, paved street. This house can be had for $2,000 and cannot be duplicated at that figure. Renting 10 splendid tenant for $200 a year. Will make one of incest homes in city.
 For Sale-We have some of most de- sirable building sites in Cloverdale. There will he built on property al- ready sold by us, five or six houses during the spring. and improvements of fully $50.000 will be added to this fashionable suburb within the next six months There is no property around the city that can be compared with this location. All the benefits oS both country and city can be had. Theso lots are on the only drive way to the Country Club building and golf links, and is worth double the price asked for It.
 Loans-Loans negotiated in largo and small amounts without delay; real estate security.
 Insurance-The burning of four reg idences near the heart of the city in the middle of the day ought to call your attention to che fact that your insurance is not half enough. What would happen if such fire should oc- cur at night, especially if 1t was a windy one? We represent only first class companies. and solicit your 5usi- ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

For Sale-Four room cottage renting for 800 per annum for $650. This Is white property, and tenant has never failed to pay rent when due. We know of no better small investment in the city.
 For saIe-s1,5OO will buy nice five room cottage near Hammer Hall This is an ideal little home, or will make splendid investment. It is almost sure to sell Monday. Call early.
 For SaIe-We have 55 acres of land on street car line near the city which we are authorized to sell at what we consider a sacrifice price. This prop erty fronts on gravel road, and we be- Iieve one of the greatest opportunities in the history of Montgomery Is In this proposition. It can be subdiVided and sold off in small tracts at pig profit and is sure to sell.
 For sale-$2,25O will buy beautiful fve-room cottage with large lot near Five Points. This will make you delightful home or a splendid invest mcnt. If you have not all the money we will loan you most of it and on easy terms. This is certainly a bargain
 For Sale-we have several beautiful lots located in different parts of the city which we will sell and build houses to suit purchaser. If you de- sire a home call to see us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
LOOK OUT
nn are in the Mav nf
You are in the way of SOME GOOD REAL ESTATE INVEST
 MENTS; If YOU are not on the alert they will
 PASS YOU,

MENTS;
 If you are not on the alert they will
 PASS YOU.
 Coming your way is lot 50X150 upon which is a dwelling containing eight rooms. bath etc It is situated within two blocks of the business part of the city; it Is de- sirably situated for a large boarding house. trict will extend to within one block of 1t within the next year or two: this desirable lot can be purchased for $A.750 and if de- sired $2,S00 of the purchase money can be run at per cent interest Remember you must be on the alert if you do not wish this to pass you. Another piece in sight of of you is a lot 100x15O upon which is a seven room dwelling; l do not offer this piece as a bargain on account of the i'm provements but on account of the location of the property and its desirable situation for flats 1t is within two blocks of Court Square and flats built on this lot would owner refused an offer of $6,500 for the property but l am offering 1t today at 5000. The terms be made to suit the purchaser. had the small investor in mind when ] said that good investments were coming your way, and here is evidence that l talk advisedlyi visitor to South Court Street will be impressed with the improvements going on in that section of the city; am offering number of beauti- ful dwelling lots on Hannon Street near South Court Street at the small price of 3350 each and will make the terms $50 cash and the balance in monthly install ments of $1O. l am offering a few lots at the above figure to start the development fin that locality; be the alert or you will let this pass W. B. Davidson. hh North Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

The New York fife Insurance Co have a new policy that won't cost you much more than you are paying into your rapidly in- creasing cost of insurance in your assess ment order. If you are open to the consid- eraton of a genuinely attractive and servative proposition We would be glad to discuss this new policy with you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

Acreage property the car line near in. in the direction in which the population is moving. is the class of property in which to make quick, safe and large profits. Just such a proposition have in 40 acre tract. and if you have one-h half the price. and some Judgment, we double your money for you in two years by the proper handling of this 40 acre tract
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
SUPERINTENDENT.

On the Carter's Hill Road, just oppe. site the Country Club, seven acres of this property is within 100 yards on the car line, and is strictly frst-class. Price for the entire property. $2,5o0. .O0. which Is a bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Am Prepared te Build

in the wholesale district a store of either 25. 50 or 75 foot frontage, to be used for wholesale business of any kind, or warehouse and will lease same to reliable party for a long term of years at a reasonable rent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

One of the Most Desirable Residences at Highland Park; house large and we'll built, in f1rst-class condition; lot very large, and we'll located I will either sell or rent the above described prop. erty, For full particulars apply to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
sOUTH LAWRENCE ST,, puT

On the 500 block on this beautiful street, ! offer a fine piece of property; lot 50 by 160 feet: house six rooms, with large servants house in yard, for $3,600.00. The vacant lot alone Is worth $3.000.00 How does this strike you?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

If you are 8 merchant and want your OWE business home and have not all the money to buy 1t. have plan to sug- gest to you whereby you will stop paying rent and in a few years own your own store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
I Offer for This Week

Offer for This Week an up-to-date residence of seven rooms on South McDonough Street (west side); lot 50 by 150 feet, for $4,650.00, at which price I consider the property cheap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
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C. Davidson,
 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
5. LAWRENCE STREET.

Ss Af<s W SELNCE STREET..
 Eiegant piece of residence property, west side of s. Lawrence Street; lot 100 Dy l50 feet; house eight rooms, modern this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
s. GoLDTHwArTr sTRcrr

have just been authorized to sell a thoroughly up p-to-date-cottage of six rooms; lot 50xl4O feet; for the low price of S3,500.00, and on easy terms. Here's your chance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

If you want g good lot in a strictly first class neighborhood and have the cash we can put you next to a genuine bargain on South Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

On Adams. between Hull and McDonougl we offer for sale one of the most con plete homes in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

FOR SALE or exchange-A lot of milch
 cows with young calves; several Jerseys in the lot. The above cows can be seen at
 202 South Bainbridge St. G. W. Walden. t.phone 1346 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

We offer a well rented store, situated near Court Square. It is now 5 5h per cent investment After October we can make it net per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

As an investment we suggest to you two houses and lots we have for sale on Pelham St, near the Capitol; $1,s00 will buy this property. Six months time will find 1t salable at S2.6e0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

lab
 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 
 
 
 F. M. Kohn & Son,
 26h Commerce St.
 At a great sacrifice we offer for immedi- ate sale one of the finest lots on Pleasant Ave. This lot can be bought for S1,250. The lot is in the first tier of lots on the west side of the street. near Mildred. just be- yond the two story houses.
 On Mobile St near Five Points we offer for sale really good five roomed house for $2, $50, cash or half cash. This is either a good home or fine investment.
 Tn the Fifth Ward have home on the corner of McDonough and Randolph sts. that we offer for s275o, half cash. This will make a 10 per cent investment We unhesitatingly recommend this invest ment. You can buy this property and feel that you have safely planted your money.
 If you want g good lot in a strictly first class neighborhood and have the cash can put you next to a genuine bargain South Perry St.
 On Adams. between Hull and McDonoush. we offer for sale one of the most com plete homes in Montgomery.
 As an investment suggest to you two houses and lots we have for sale on Pelham St, near the Capitol S;soo will find 1t salable at $2.6eO. We offer a well rented store, situated near Court Square. It is now a ]a per cent investment After October we can make 1t net per cent.
 If you are 8 merchant and want your OWE business home and have not all the money to buy 1t. have a plan to sug- gest to you whereby you will stop paying rent and in a few years your own store.
 Acreage property on the car line near in. in the direction in which the population is moving is the class of property in which to make quick, safe and large profits. Just such a proposition have in a 40 acre tract, and if you have one-haf the price. and some Judgment. we can double your money for you in two years by the proper handling of this 40 acre tract.
 The New York fife Insurance Co have a new policy that won't cost you much more than you are paying into your rapidly n- creasing cost of insurance in your assess eration of a genuinely attractive and servative proposition We would be glad to discuss this new policy with you. F. NJ Kohn & Son. 26h Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LEND-On watches. diamonds guns. revolvers and musical instruments;
 SSnrsdaened pledges in the above mentioned articles for sale. Montgomery Loan Go. ! N Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

On Mobile St. near Five Points we offer for sale a really good five roomed house for S2.350, cash or half cash. This is either a good home or a fine investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

$500 PER MONTH and expenses may seem big to you. but 1t can be made selling my patent for making smokeless gun and blast
 ing powder at Sc per pound; beware of fakes advertising a worthless and dangerous article; I am the inventor and have the patent; general agents wanted in each State to travel and appoint sub-agents. J. A. Stransky. Box 50. Pukwana, S. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

Tn the Fifth Ward We have home on the corner of McDonough and Randolph Sts. that offer for s2,750, half cash. This will make 10 per cent investment. We unhesitatingly recommend this invest ment. You buy this property and feel that you have safely planted your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
F. M. Kohn & Son, 26i1 Commerce St.

At a great sacrifice we offer for immedi- ate sale one of the finest lots on Pleasant Ave. This lot can be bought for S1.250. The lot is in the first tier of lots on the west side of the street. near Mildred. just be- yond the two story houses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

WANTEp-Men everywh1p:. good pay. to distribute circulars adv. matter. tack signs. etc; no canvassing. National Adv. Bureau
 Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

LADGES-$7 to $lO weekly earued doing plain sewing at home: materiRl sent free everywhere prepaid; stamped addressed en- velope brings particulars. Union Co, S22 Heed Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa. q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

LADIES-Anyone can earn $1O weekly giIi.
 ing ticket at home: experience unnecessary; send stamped addressed envelope for free sample and instructions. Watson Co, 121I Hilbert St. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

SALESMEN make $40 weekly selling our famous Victoria Disc Phonograph: $4s ma chine sold direct from our factory to you s115 Rogers Mfg. Co.,. 147 West 23rd St. New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
MALE HELP.

FOR SALE-A good value in modern. eight rooms. close in. on corner; chance for young couple to occupy part Of house. owner will pay $25 per month for lower floor; small cash payment, balance at low rate of interest. Address Owner. care The Advertiser. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

AGENTs-we have a winner: If you want easy money. write quick. Rodes Sanitary Co st ouiz Mo su-tf-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

LADIEs-To do piecework at their homes; | we furnish all materials and pay from $7 Ito SIP weekly send stamped envelope to l Royal Co., 34 E. Monroe St. Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

AGENTs-$76 per month and expenses to sell advertising signs to merchants and
 manufacturers St. Louis Sign Co.,. St. Louis. Mo. su-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

wANTBD-Agents. .s75 per month and ex- penses to sell advertising signs to mer- chants; write quick. Pelican Sign Mfg. Co, 514 Chartrcs s., New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
LOSE.

LOST-On Oak Park car March 1s. a pearl and silver handled umbrella. engraved NJ. B. L. Liberal reward offered if returned to J. A. R., care The Advertiser. IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-A 700 acre prairie plantation. an 800 acre prairie plantation and $50 acre splendid plantation < mile drive from city
 See us at once if you want land. Chandler q poi,sIass Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

yoR RENT--store and living rooms to be erected on Dexter Ave; complete in every respect; see plans in our office. Chandler q Douglass II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

WANTED--A good carriage trimmer. Apply
 at Bowdoin Carriage Works. 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

STAMPING. designing for art work. shirt waists. stiletto work. most up-to- date de- signs, embroidery flosses. art linens. Tho Wall Paper Parlor, 104h Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

AGENTS wANTED-Your income increased S25 a week by becoming our agent; send stamped envelope for particulars kee-
 nan & Co., 32 Broadway. New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

LOST-A small black COW with smooth crop in right and swallow fork in left; ends of both horns sawed off. Suitable re- ward paid for recovery. Alex Oliver, Edgewood, Ala. Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

AGENTS-Read in dark; name plates, signs, numbers 200 per cent profit: samples free.
 Wright Supply Co. Englewood. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
PASSED THE SENATE.
Smoke Law That Was Favorably Re-
ported Yesterday.

The Senate today passed Senate bill 5lOS
for the prevention of smoke in the District
of Columbia. Senator Stewart called the
bill up and had the clerk read the report
on the measure, as follows:
washington is not afflicted with smoke
as are so many other cities, nor in the nat
ural order of events is it ever likely to be.
harsh statute-with the terms of which
compliance is impossible and which oper-
ates to the injury of some of the best cit
izens-should have no place in our laws.
What is needed is supplied by the measure
as reported.
After carefully considering all the tes-
timony presented or readily procurable,
your committee is satisfied that the law as
it now stands cannot be Obeyed, and is
therefore unreasonable and oppressive.
in view of the approaching adjournment
of Congress the committee recommends the
speedeSt possible action as to this measure,
in order that it may at once become law.
The bill passed is in the form in which
1t was reported to the Senate yesterday.
This is a Senate bill, and it will at once
go to the House and be referred to the
District committee there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
MR.. DAVENPORT PREDICTS.
His Opinion of How the Esch- Towns
end Act Will Operate.

The Senate committee on interstate COM
merce continued it's hearings today on the
subject of railroad rate legislation. Daniel
Davenport of Bridgeport, Conn.,, resumed
his statement in the interest of an organ
ization comprised of holders of railroad Sc
curities. The EschTownsend bill, passed
by the House, was before the committee.
Mr.. Davenport was questioned by Sena-
tors Foster of Louisiana and Foraker con-
cerning the right of Congress TO delegate
a rate-making power to the Interstate COM
merce commission. He said Congress had
that power but that it muabe exercised
with the same limitations 4s.am Congress
directly exercised the power t5efix the rates:
AS to the operation of thvproposed Dill
If 1t became law. Mr.. Davenport said that
within twehty-four hours some shipper
would ask to have some diHerential ad-
justed, and this would affect every railroad
in the United States He said it would be
decided in the end that the commission was
bound, in legis1ating for the country, to DO
just what Congress would have to do under
the same circumstances, and that If an at
tempt was made to give differentlals their
action would be void. He declared, further,
that it would be decided that the commls-
sion would have to go ahead and fix rates
on the basis of uniform charge OF SO
much per ton for each mile, be the haul
over roads crooked or straight, one tracked
or four, rich or poor. In many cases, MI
Davenport said, the charges would be con-
f1scatory, which, he said, would subject the
commission to constitutional limitations.
The committee will meet again Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Violent Action of Mob and
Soldiers at Sosn)vlce.
CLASH AT IRON WORKS
CITY is NOW QUIET, BUT 5O,Ooo
MEN ARE OUT ON STRIKE.
IRON Masters Memorialize Witte-All
Factories at Warsaw Closed
Strike Reported Extending.
CLASH AT IRON WORKS

LODI, February 1.-THE governor IN an
interview with the correspondent of the AS
ISOLATED Press today said:
My official reports from Sosnovice sho"
that thirty-three persons were killed ana
tbirtv-six wounded. eighteen of whom were
seriously hurt in the conflict at the halh-
erinen iron works on Thursday. The trouble
began when large body of striking miners
tried to force the furnacemen OF the iron
works to put out the fires ana JON tie
strike The mob became violent, broke down
a fence and forced an entrance into the
works. which were guarded by two COM
panies of infantry.
.'The officers ordered the crowd to leave,
but they refused. Suddenly a striker drew
q large knife and rushed at an ofhcer. Inc
soldiers then fired on the mob, which lmme.
diately fled leaving the dead and wounded.
The governor adds that no other sho0tlhs
had been reported and that quiet had been
restored in the city. There are $1,000 men
on strike in the Sosnovice district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
TO REGISTER TRADEMARKS.
An Increase Of Employees Needed IN
the Patent Office.

The Secretary of the Interior has for-
warded to the Treasury Department an
estimate for an appropriation of S2O,7oO 1or
additional employees for the patent ONCE
to fulfill the conditions of the new trade
mark law. The new law makes 1t pos
sible for manufacturers and others TO reg
lister trademarks used in interstate COM
merce and reduces the fee therefor. Here
tofore the only trademarks the United
States would register were those used In
international commerce, or in trade with
the Indians, and the applicants for regis
tration were required to submit affidavits
that such marks had actually been used on
goods sent to and sold to foreign nations
or to Indians. Under the new law, which
has been acted upon by Congress. and
which becomes operative April !, 1t Will
be necessary to establish In the patent Of
flee trademark division for the pur-
pose of handling the business that will come
in 1t is estimated that hundreds or ap-
plications will be filed as soon as the law
becomes operative, one attorney. 1t is said,
having two hundred applications ready for
filing as soon as 1T can be done. There
will be fourteen additional clerks. These
will include one principal examiner
trademarks and designs, at 81, 800; two first
assistant examiners at $500 each; two
second assistant examiners at $1,000 each;
two third assistant examiners at 81 400
each; three fourth-class examiners at 81 400
each; one clerk, class two, 81 400 and three
clerks, class /, 81, 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
SUSPECT A CONSPIRACY.
Ugly Story Current in st. Petersburg
Against the Throne.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK February ia cablegram
from London says: A story is current here
that the czar suspects NJ. Witte's wife of
conspiring against the throne. Nine. Witte
was born poor peasant girl, but was of
a remarkable type of beauty. She married
a tradesman and went to st. Petersburg.
where Witte saw her. Her husband was
induced to allow her to get a divorce, and
Witte afterward married her. Later she
was concerned in the enormous speculations
of Adolph Rothsten, president of the Inn
perial Bank of Russia and organizer of the
Russo-Chinese Bank, and was exiled from
Russia by the cZar. She is now at Nice.
Rumors have been in circulation that Nine.
Witte has been implicated in the plot to
shake off the rule of autocracy and Is in
part responsible for the present turmoil in
Russia.