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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
FROM rHE COUNTY RECORDS

D . u
(By Commercial Trust COD
Dssds-Aprii Q. &
Van W. Hasbrouca. to J. NJ. Molloy.
ne 10 sw. ltl Sec -: nes IA NV IL
n - ne IA Sec. 24-38-6eE: conside-
ration $1,000. s:s
Minnie A. Richard to Joseph Alex
ander, n IL lot and's s feet lot 1;
block H, lie Francois Tract. Lewiston :
consideration 81.
Joseph Alexander to Leslie A Por-
ter, s feet lot 1, block H. lie Francois
tract. Lewiston: considerAsfS 81.
3 Ezra Baird ct al to Leslie "A. Por-
ter. same as second above described;
Iconsideration 81.
Lewiston National Bank to.John n
volImer, al OF blocks q /. 81 s.ix and
lots to . and II and 10 OF block IS;
lots 1. :. 5, 4, 10 TO Is. block is, Nea
Perce Add, Lewiston: consideration
500.
Patents.
u. 3. to Fielding C. Fuller. sw "a
1-33-3 East.
D. 8. TO James Madden. he IA nj
IA Sec S0-35-6 West.
q. 3. to Levi c. irwin, IL se Ia
: IL ~ Ia Sec. s-ss-s W.
U. 3. to Patrick A. Madden. ~ IL
inv IA Sec. 4s-ss-4 West.
u. 8. to James lGnAAeu, - Ia q -
&c. ~: ne IA ne IL gec. ~; n 4,
Inv Ia Sec. 31.33.4 West.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

Only one '.IIappy wesl...
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

washington. April e.--Thirteen-
sixteenths Pater won, Race King
second. Peter Paul third. Time 1:7s.
Nine sixteenths Orphan Lad won,
Jaila second, Alegra third. Time 81,
Thirteen -sixteenths Judge White.
won, Grand Duchess second. Society
Bud third. Time 1:242-s.
Observation-Disclosures won, Donna
second. Melbourne third. Time 1908.
Thirteen-sixteenths Mettie won.
Hanover Hornpipe second, zany third.
Time 1:24s-5.
Mile and 40 yardsJack McKeon
won. Bell Smoker second, T. 8. Mar
tin third. Time Las.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

II you want your husband to start
for business in the morning In q smil-
ing good humor. give ihim Chase =
Sanborn high-grade coffee for break-
fast. The Russell Grocery win supply
you with the coffee. 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

You Vim laugh when "Happy week.
comes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

Baseball in the middle west gets
under way today with few games
among the minor colleges. The big
university teams win not begin their
schedules until next week and even
then their contests win be In the ma
ture Of practice games for the big
games among themselves later In the
season. u
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

The Russell Grocery II selling the
celebrated. Vaudeville 4 King flower
seeds Of Rochester. n. =. These seede
are the hnsst put UP and are sure to
grow. q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

Asparagus. rilubarb. spinach. green
onions. radishes, lettuce: al nice and
fresh. =. d. EATON. Z
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
Gossip With the Sports.

The Pacific Coast league opens its
season today with Oakland playing At
Los Angeles. Portland at Fresno and
Seattle at San Francisco. The SEES
sions scheduled consists Of 1875 games.
the league being the first to open and
the last to close.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

The first OF the college boat races Of
the year takes place today on the
Seven rivers. where the first and sec
ond crews OF Georgetown university
and the Naval Academy contest for
honors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

List your property With II. 4 Kreis
lS4 Main street. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
COURT HOUSE NOW
IN MANTLE OF GREEN
Virginia Creeper Planted Seven
Years Ago Has Almost En-
veloped Building.

The luxuriant and all-covering bright
green creeper which covers the wa7s Of
the Henrico county courthouse on three
of Its vast sides and which Is the admit
ration of sightseers down Main Street
vas seven years old yesterday. Seven
years ago, Deputy Sheriff j. b. Lyme. Of
I4enrco, placed three tiny Virginia creper
plants in the consecrated earth to the
west side Of the courthouse entrance,
and their maturity to-day is a remark
able demonstration Of the proof of that
old uduge that great oaks from little
acords grow. This same saw was the
text of q fine didactic dissertation on the
moral meaning Of the crceper by Sheriff
Lyme to small audience yesterday at
ternoon.
The three sprouts We're takon up by
their tiny roots mt tho National Gene
terry at Seven Pines by Clerk Samuel p.
NNaddill, and were given over to Mr..
Lyme for planting. The stocks of the
trio, the scions Of which cover so many
red bricks, may be seen about two yards
apart along the front of the building,
From these the close clinging creper has
spread in all directions, until in Its clasp
at the present time are practically all
of three sides OF tho courthouse.
Vve la .creeper!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
EPWOPTH LEAGUE.
State Conference to BE Held in
Norfolk Next Month.

On Tuesday evening, May, 20th. the
sixth state Conference of Virginia Ep-
worth Leagues will convene IN Norfolk.
at tho Cumberland Street Methodist
Church. This Conference will be very
interesting as we'll MS helpful one to all
who are Interested III the Epworth
! league or Christian work in our State.
The singing will DO one Of the features
of the Conference, being led by tho
REV. Edward Turner Dadmun, of ASH
land Va, which will insure the success
of this portion Of the programme. There
will also be some very strong speakers
from the clergy ofnthe Methodist Church
IN Virginia, as well as some of the lay
members. who will take an active part
in tho programme.
The Methodists. as we'll as members
of other denominations Of Norfolk, have
opened their homes and contributed for
the success and entertainment OF the
delegates who may attend. and 1t Is be-
loved that any Lacquer or pastor who
can attend this Conference will be spir-
Aually uplifted.
Tho committee in charge at Norfolk
extends a cordial invitation to all Ep-
worth Leagues in the State to send their
allotment OF delegates, namely, two dele
gates from each League and the pastor.
and the pastor will be entertained from
any church which has no league. Any
league which has not sent In the names
of their delegates should do so at once
to John +. Small, chairman Of the Enter
tanment Committee, caro- Y. NJ G. ~.
Norfolk. Va, in order that entertainment
can be provided for the delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
CHARLIE SHAW DIES.
Little Boy Who Was Severely
Burned Succurnbs.

The death of little Charlie. w, Shaw.
Jr., the four-ycar-old child OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles w. Shaw. gW ~ EAST
Broad Street, who was so terribly purn-
ed last Tuesday, occurred yesterday
morning Mt 1890 o'clock.
The child set his clothing alire pS
playing with matches on the back poreh
or lis home. Mrs, Shaw heard the child's
screams and with the aid of an elder
aon nut out the flames, hut not until
after almost Its whole body had been
bllstered.
The family is In extreme penury. one OF
the children Is an invalid and Mr.. Shaw.
himself has been suffering from III
health since October He Is painter by
ktade. gae unfortunate fam'Fy seem
cursed with sickness and death. Mrs.
shaw was but recently confined for Ave
weeks in the charity ward of the Me-
mortal Hospital At present the grief
and poverty of the home Ia ptif,ll. Per-
sons desiring to help in this case are
requested ito send their contributions
promptly to Mr.. r. A. Lancaster. .Jr,
OF the Associated Charities.
DR., William IT. Parker took charge OF
the child who died from his burns. ana
did everything In his power to save IT,
but medical science was Of no avail,
No funeral arrangements have yet been
made, but 1T Is understood that In
terment will be made IN lakewood Genes
terry,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
MAKE RICHMOND
KNOWN TO WORLD
Chamber Of Commerce Takes
Hold Of Suggestion Made at
Banquet Tuesday.
THIRTY THOUSAND NEEDED
Large Sum Must BE Expended in
Bringing Vast Advantages to
Public Attention.
THIRTY THOUSAND NEEDED

meeting OF the Richmond Chamber Of
Comerce was held yesterday afternoon,
at which only one question was eonsid-
cred, and that was one that was raised
at the Tuesday night banquet. 1t was
the moro extensive systematic adverts-
ing of Richmond.
President Il. G. Leigh called the meet
ing to order and roll call showed the
following gentlemen present: Joseph
Bryan, f. A. Saunders. Fl. L. Cabell.
George L. Christian, John Landstreet,
John c. Freeman, j. II. Marcuse, ]. S.
Bryan, John r. Gordon, W. S. Rhodes,
S. w. Travcrs, John M. Miller Julius
Strauss, Alfred b. Williams, Leland ran
kin, Coleman Workman. George Bryan,
H. M. Habliston. Victor z. Williams. w.
S. Copeland. Thomas Wheelwrisht and
n. w. Bowc.
Advertise Richmond.
President Leigh in stating the object
of the meeting. spoke in plain terms
and went direct to the question in hand.
The object, he said, was to raise money
to advertise Richmond. He, with others
had figures on 1t, and he was sure .hat
not less than 5000 should be raised
at once.
Other speakers among them. Henry L.
Cabell, J. G.. Freeman, Joseph Bryan and
others took the same view as President
Leigh and n resolution was adopted pro
v!ding for the appointment of a COM
mlttee to direct and promulgate plans tc
raise the desired amount.
President Leigh suggested that the
meeting could do much In the way OF
starting the ball rolling ty subscribing
literally at once. The suggestion was
accepted with cheers and the sum OF
$4,000 was raised within ten minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Mr., GOULD SEES
GREAT ADVANCE
Returning After Six Months
Absence, Richrnond's Strides
Very Evident to Him.
WILL DO HIS BEST TO HELP
Thinks Chesapeake Bay Road
Will Do Much to Increase
City's Prosperity.
WILL DO HIS BEST TO HELP

Mr.. Frank Jay Gould arrived In town
yesterday morning from New York, anu
is ut present stopping at the JEFFERSON
During his six months absence from
this city Mr.. Gould has been touring
and autoing through Europe with his
wife, who Is not with him on this trip,
being confined to their home In New
York by indsposition. Yesterday after
noon Mr.. Gould made an inspection tour
Of the Richmond Ashland branch Of his
new road, In an automobile with Mr.. II.
Ar Anderson and Mr.. William Northrop.
Last night, at tho Jefferson, he was
engaged in the inspection of plans ios
the new road and its equipment, with
Vice President Anderson.
To-day Mr.. Gould will visit Belle Isle
and make an inspection of his properly
there; then returning he VIII cover Ma
chester in a trolley, and later VIII rlae
over to petersburg and examine tne
big water power plant tnat mas lateis
been installed there.
He will be a busy man during MS
entire stay here. When called on last
night at the Jefferson, Mr.. Gould was
optimistic In his views on the great
future of Richmond.
Sees It and is Glad Of It.
~ am glad to see such noticeable
signs of your commercial progress mere
In Richmond" said he. Il shall 40 all
can to help the city on In. an indus
trial wny. But the fact Is that already
it has been making wonderful strides IN
every way. In my opinion, the little
Chesapeake Bay and Richmond halfway.
which we are building, will do lots 10
help the city in IN forward march to
greater prosperity"
Mr.. Gould took up one OF the subjects
dearest to his heart-that OF motoring
and discourscd at some length An his
various tours In Europe. He digresscd
TO Socialism, and then to municipal own
ership of enterprises of all kinds he
came out strong against municipal own
crship. and concluded the talk as fol-
lows:
municipal ownership threatens com
mercial enterprise. which gives ma
ton its strength. In order that the
welfare Of our nation may not be threat :
cned, hope as nation We will profit
by the mistakes of others and our own
experiences, and not do as Great Britain
in the direction OF municipal ownership
OF the farest fruits In an industrial
way of the Kingdom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
CITY UNABLE TO
COPE WITH Fires.
Mr.. John 2. Branch, Holding This
View, Writes Letter to
Mayor Mccarthy.
SUGGESTS BOND ISSUE
Says improvements Should Be
Made Promptly, Even If Money
SUGGESTS BOND ISSU

Mr. John P. Branch sent the appended
letter to Mayor Mccarthy yesterday.
suggesting the need of improved fire.
fighting facilities
May "a, 1906.
Hon. Carlton Mccarthy, Mayor Of the
City of Richmond, city:
My dear sr,-I have long been OF the
opinion that Riclmond's Gre-fightlng ia
ciities were inadequate and am strength
ened in this view by the report of the
committee of the National Board of Fire
Underwriters on the city Of Richmond.
I enclose you Il copy Of same.
am in favor of improving our water
facilities and the dlstributive water sys-
TEN of the city, so as to create ana
maintain an ample flow for all pur-
poses, abnormal as well as normal;
Of putting our Fire Department on q
fr paid basis, to Insure intelligent work.
and raising the standard OF the fire
erparatus and equipment to a high stato
Of efficiency and maintaining same ~
regular examinations and tests, 10 w
made at periods not longer apart thali
six months. Records OF these tes's
should be kept for comparison. IN oru 1',
that the improvements may pe .'t''A
gently considered and worked out
man Informed that each fire engine
should develop pumping capacity Oh
5Oo gallons per minute. II an ens'ne
dncs not upon test reach this unit -
should either he repaired, so as 70 siNs
This result or replaced by one Whic''
:" Abreast Of Other Cities.
yf nroncr stems are taken under the
recommendations in this report, an
CONVINCED Richmond will be placed upol
a footing abreast of the best eauiPPe'
cities in This country for protection asa'''s
fire ,,o,,e,ts can
not be affected out of the presen. ~. 49,,
Of the city. would suggest the city issue
bonds Ia cover the additional expense, pro
yIded this can be legally done, or, iall',l
IN thIs lts accomplishment should d
brought about, even II additional taHatloi
has to be resorted to.
In n word, We must not be behind th'
times In any respect, particularly as re
CARDS matter so vital 10 polh tie cits
and It's property-owningi citizens
minimum of risk by exposure 10 ire
ond economy in smaller insurance pre-
m,,,ms viii pt once be an open appea
TO foreign capital seeking investment, hn'
susceptible to invitation, to locate manu-
featuring plants here; and It IS needless
to add that the manufacturing interests o
any community arc the greatest factor II
the upbuilding of Its wealth ana popu'a :
ton.
/ throw out these views ana susses
tons to you, with the hope THAT you WI
use your earnest endeavors toward bring
ing about these much-needcd improve
mcnts. Yours very truly,
JOHN II. BRANCH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge.

Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, No 20, |. O.
o. IT,, their meeting last night received
several applications for membership,
which were acted upon. The lodges de-
gree team Is visiting all of the other
Richmond, lodges, and assisting In con-
ferring degrees. This Is causing great
revival OF interest In complication
Among those who addressed the meet
ing last night were Rev. Mr., Meers, OF
Hasker Memorial Methodist Church, who
il a member of Union Lodge. No. Z; Past
Grand G. b. Jones, Richmond Lodge, No.
I; District Deputy Grand Master G, NJ
Wagner; Past Grand Percy Smith. and
others
Tonight Union Lodge, No z. will have
considerable worh in comforting degrees
on several candidates. Union Lodge is
one of the most prosperous in this jurls-
diction. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
TRANSFER OF YARDS
TO SOUTHERN ROAD
Negotiations Announced Months
Ago Are Now Nearing
Completion.

The negotiations for, the sale Of !, the ,a
grounds and empty buildings OF ,nn
wnY Company are now nearing compile os :
lion. The fact that such negotiat,onnds
We're well under way was ann tltha
in ,lhe Times Dispatch some n ,i,u'Atdl a,
ago. and there has been no s1eclal ue-
velopment since, except a gradual pfo-
Il has been known for many IN moh ths
that to all intents ana q .a nutPb% hut there
Sea te be great unwndng Of red tore
and long String Of court procedan.lrse, !, ne-
tho purehaseST eoH hs Tu st and
tI, % n'rt nronedura have about reached
the end sW and the formal ana legs trans,
FER fer Of Of tho property will take place ~ q
ieW &c a Understood that the price paid
nv the Southern was S1O7.S0o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Oldest Newspaper Man.

Mr. Leonard Cox, the oldest newspaper
editor in Virginia. is In the city, and Is
stopping at Ford's.
Mr.. Cox Is the editor Of the Charlotte
in the state. He is cighty-nve years Of
age, and has been engaged In the news
paper business, one way and another,
since he was fifteen years of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
LOCKING DEVICE
WORRYING THEM
Supervisors Of Hcnrico Hold lin
portant Meeting and Discuss
Matter at Length.
MAY HAVE TO PAY MORE
Contractors Will Not Bulge An
Inch Unless Color Of Money y
is Seen.
MAY HAVE TO PAY MORE

at the adjourned special meeting OF
tho 1renrico board OF supervisors yester-
day afternoon the discussion OF the heco
OF II more improved locking device than
was stated In the contract to Dullu the
new county Jail was the most important
tpocic that occupied the attention OF the
body.
on moion OF Mr.. Sanders, VI Glen A1ls.,,
1t was voted that the Stuart jail WORKS
be required TO furnish detailed specl-
ficnton Of the locking device they NJ
tended to use in the county jan us
covered by their bid OF $4,000; that "loy
shnl not depart in any other respect
FROM The specifications made, as apart
of tho contract OF January 22d; the sad
company making the claim that the spe-
cirications calling for locking device
therein mentioned was enormously placed
therein and never contemplated BY them
under said bid.
1t was voted to consider the matter
again Mt a special call meeting some time
before the first Tuesday in June.
Lock It More Securely.
The question OF getting the morS I'M
proved device for locking the jail has
been an absorbing topic, with the board
for some time. Early in the year When
the specifications for the proposed jan
structure were first submitted by the
Stuart Jail Company and others, the
whole matter was referred over to the
consideration of special committee, con-
sisting of Judge r. Garter Scott, Com
nlonwealth Attorney l.. O. WendenHurg,
Sheriff Simon Solomon and Chairman OF
the Board W. B. Frayser.
Tho Jail construction company submit
ted two bids to the committee, one IN
Guiding the use of the desired patent lock-
ing device above referred to. for sos, S5o;
and the other, specifying the use of the
old lever lock as used In the old jail,
and the construction of the jail at
cost of S49,35O. But one of these bids
was submitted to the board Of super
visors for consideration, and that one
was the lower bid, without the patent
locking device.
a slight misunderstanding arose over
the contract which was sublet to Messrs
Ragand and Slaughter, OF this city,
about the use of the improved locks
and at a special meeting Tuesday at
ternoon the local firm was heard on the
matter, as was also the Jail architect
Mr.. sbryant Their argument was strong
and a clear one in their favor, and the
only outcome of the matter Is the ques-
ton Of whether the county Is willing to
pay more in order to secure the letter
locking device, or have tho jail erected
as in the already chosen plans and spccl-
fications.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Woman NAV Be Fatally Shot.

rhe negro woman, Carrie Mickens, Who
was shot by James Word early yesterday
morning on Lincoln Avenue. on Church
IIIll, is in a bad way at the City Home
for the colored. and 1t Is hardly expected
That she will manage to pull through.
Word, who shot tho woman on account
Of jealousy, skipped out Immediately after
the crime, and has not yet been appre-
hended by the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
MYRTLE Lodge Meets.

Myrtle Lodge No %. Knights Of
Pythlas, met last night in Smitkdeal Hall
with a crowded attendance The third
rank was given In its alnplihed form
to prominent Episcopal minister of
Richmond. Next Thursday the lodge will
give a musical entertainment. A COM
mittce has been selected to arrange for
the scmi-annual outing In July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
ASSIGNED 70 Richmond.

Second Lieutenant Donald G. Mcdonald
has been delegated by the war depart
ment at Washington to 90 on duty IN
Inc of tho Uowltzers' new field battery.
Captain Myers. Of the Howitzers expects
him to-day or Tomorrow. ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
At Memorial Hospital.

Miss Ethel Davis, of Lawrenceville, VA
and we'll known In Richmond, Is at the
Memorial Hospital, and Will be glad 10
receive her friends.
Mrs, II. o. sandy, of Burkeville, Is also
at tho Memorial Hospital, for few
days, ts 4 ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Tie Famous Council of War.

and w
The leading article VIII oea "
the famous manassas"
Commits
will important letters ny re'ae
the eoeaee army
country will DC In
teese IN sartc 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25

The building selected will be Of brick.
colonial STYLE and will cost $4,000. It
will be permanent structure. 1t will
front lie feet on the water, including
plazzas, which will Take up fifty feet.
ana will be two stories md an attic
In height.
The first floor Will contain two large
reception rooms, n large hall and CORR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Crematorv Re-opened.

Tho cty crcmatoly which has been closed
down for repairs for fifteen days, has pee.l
reopened for the receipt OF all classes OF
garbage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25

cheney in electricity. Presented by Dr. Ed. AZ
Caiisch 10 II Walker.
rho Chewing Mednl--A gold medal offered
ny MIR. a, j. Chewing for tho best actleVe-
Mont during the session III descriptive Eeoine-
try, Presented by Mir William Il. Ross, nttor-
scy at law, to John A, Udrct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-25
Honors and Diplomas.

Honors and diplomas awarded and medals
delivered, with Ire nanrs Of their recipients
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

EXPERIENCED JANIToR WISHES TO CLEAN
and take care Of onice; III walking distance of
Warrington and 1st sav.s W. 0ulman. general
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
HET.p WANTEDMAT.Ey.

us HE'LL WANIEaD--MAL
~~~~~O~N~~~%~~c$A~s
Continued 81
WANTED-sTRoNp BOY; STATE WAGES,
s. age. etc. Address, 1900. Journal. f
WITH TWO YEARS. Elk.
& perience, 725 Marshall st Me-, s.ts ..sss 3,
MoULDERs WANTED 80 CENTS An HOUR;
sioux City Foundry = Mfg. Go. =. ~. IS
WANTED - FIRST CLASS SHORT ORDER
COOK. The Grill, gs0s, lat az $. d. ~
GOOD BUsHELMAN WANTED Ar 2s7 2eth
e ay n: steady job, good wages. $3.50
WANTED-BoYs FROM IA TO 1e YEARS OF
age. John w. Thomas & Co. ai4,sFs wa 81
BOY FOR OFFICE WORK.
], Call 400 Commercials building. 81 - sssaa8
wANTED-A JANTToR FOR AN APARTMENT
building. Apply Thorpe Bros. - 81
GOOD HARDWOOD FINIsHERs WANTED. T..
.Paulle. 1st av N and I'd st. a.sg5 tts sSf:
WANTED 6oD YOUNG MAN -ToR DEII7-;
ering PIES. 88 9th st s. 7ssR; ~ Y
MAN WANTED FOR DELIVERY Ar NEAT
market. 1929 4th az, s.. a&h - .55 p
WANTED-YARD NAN. APPLY PLAZA no.
=, tel, 100 Hennepin av.
WANTEDlaboD STRONG BOY FOR INSIDE
work 916 Mary place. 81 sEs1zsE
DRUGGIST WANTED: FULL REGISTERED.
, 22O1T Marshall st Me- " .r.ss = zl,Z:
TIMER HELPERS WANTED. 4o5 eth Az s.
5Santon Heating Co.. So i-:ts*'A n
ERRAND BOY. R. G. WINTER JEWEL CO.,
COS Nicollet av. SIS 8
IL PHOTOS, 3 STYLES, s., 20. DEMPsIE, SIC
Nicollet ay. ISL r.Is,.. Gi / ia ! 4 *. y