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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12
MOORE BROS, BRACE &


311 Niccllet Av.
1919 Park av, 10 rooms. modern, $36.
1912 COLUMBUS ag a7' s rooms thoroughly modern
1924 Stevens av. - rooms modern, hot water
heating plant, $4O
S145 Stevens av. rooms, modern, $85.
5000 2a av ak IL rooms thoroughly modern
1415 4th@ av S. rooms. city water, $50
212o 9th av s. 10 rooms, thoroughly modern.
e7M 18th st s. 10 rooms. thoroughly modern,
I'LL Hawthorn Az. II rooms, thoroughly mod
1914 Hawthorn av. II rooms, thoroughly mod
ST Sd az n, rooms, city water, bath, SIS:
1859 Grand av. rooms city water. SIS.
All N,nI 2Sth st. S2o 9 rooms modern new open
2s11 " 43d st, 9 rooms. thoroughly modern. $50.
q Malcolm av. 10 rooms, thoroughly modern,
-: large corner lot, $50.
1920 and 1922 9th st So; 22 rooms, modern, 500.
Steam Heated Flats
The Huyler. 121 1928 18th st S, nats and apart
6o4 Ridgewood av, rooms. thoroughly mod
ITO Portland az. second noor, thoroughly mod
The Na7eriy,: corner 18th and Stevens, fine 8
and Groom flats. $25 to $685. .o-
$40 to- 6l6 >Sth st s.. flats, to rooms, so
The Columbia, 72s to 1872 3 18th st, Z and s.
The Norwood 90s-s11 q 18th st and 1901 to 1919
9th az 8, thoroughly modern and e.
. room fats, $685. ; =.
Call at our office for complete list Of houses,
Moore Bros. Brace & Co..
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THE RIGHT KIND.

THE RIGHT KIND ..:
To Let-We know the particulars regarding
every thing desirable that can be leased west
Of Nicollet and south Of franklin to Lake
st. If you want to rent anything In this
. part of the city call at our office and we
can save a lot 81 work and worry. =
= We have duplex and other apartments from
$25 to $50 per month. Here are a few selec-
tons from our list: = -
$76 per month, II rooms, Irving av s; good
stable; terms two years. -.
S75 per month";: y rooms, Portland: av;
good stable, beautiful grounds; terms two
years; will decosateJ Just the place Tor a
large. family. f':F II ~ sfEz .&9@1 l..
$65 per month, nine rooms; good stable;
= Grand av.
: SIS per month, first floor duplex, six rooms.
modern. heated. janitor; lease for two years
$e5 per month nine roomsi good stable;
modern; fine corner lot; combination heating
plant; G1rard ay.
$45 per month, nine rooms modern. hot
water heat; lease until May l; Park aV.
$45 per month, five rooms, modern, upper
floor of duplex; Dupont av s.
$50 per month, seven rooms, modern; Col
fax s. $50 =
$25 per month, five rooms, modern; mantel
and CRATE; 9Th av s.
$25 per month. four rooms, upstairs OF
duplex, heated; Portland az.
H. F. Williams & Co.,
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Investments,
Loans, $3.50
$40 Security Bank Building.
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

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For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
8 &. 49,. 3 Continued 3...
27a4 HUMBOLDT Av s-Aa sEvEN.Ro LOOM
aat; no care of lawn, sash or screens; loca-t
heat. Apply on premises s ! or 1885 Lumber
Exchange Fhone 114o South, Or 1890 Main.
see soz 8 eth ST, % ROOMS, BATH,
eo city water tsSo gas and g sewer. so
I, Calf on Janpey at 2os Oneida building.
soUTHEAsT-NEAR STATE UNIVERSITY, 4ol
Oak st; nine rooms all modern house; almost sa
Inquire of janitor. Gould, 1894 T. O..
FOR sALE-HosP1TAL- PROPERTY, LARGE,
or private school, up.to-date and complete,
three stories. attic, full basement, large
grounds. Address 1920, Journal.
FOR RENT-z7l FAIRv1Ew Az, MERRIAM
yate family only. Apply 46s Fairview
FOR EXPERIMENTATION HOUSE, Ar.
rang for tive families: all modern except
built. Owner. 1908 18th av N. -
THOROUGHLY MODERN s.RooM BRICK
mouse gas bath furnace laundry, shades.
easy to heat. Cid u 22d st. ~.
FOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR OF MODERN
house; four fine rooms and aicoye, to couple
without children; rent $40. including gas light;
no heat. 14l6 Vine place. ----...-----.-------
FOR RENT-NEw MODERN HOUSE, ROOMS
and bath. Laundry, gas fixtures and every
thing complete; long lease. Call 3242 4th av
S. Monday Or Tuesday.
SOUTHEAST, SIS, SIX LARGE ROOMS, HOUSE
street car and school. Dodge. 523 Boston
block. 49,
IF LOOKING FOR NEW, THOROUGHLY
modern eight to >ten-room house, inspect A
Clarence aY. Prospect Park: rent SEQ, 7. L.
Gable. -.
se44 OAKLAND Az, MODERN $50.
2642 Oakland av, modern, $27 so.
Central Real Estate Co., New York Life.
$40 PER MONTH, GROOM HOUSE, GOOD
repair: shed, sewer. water and gas near
university Thompson, 7o1 18th av 81.
s26-RENT, ONE SIDE, NEW, MODERN RESI-
esRs aea 5S So os sth Avs 81 T.
BEAUTIFUL HoUsE-EIGHT ROOMS, ALI
modern. hot water heat facing park, $3.50
Bayless az. st. Anthony Park. !.
$1e-F1vE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR. 81, -FOUR
rooms. second floor; PIG Path av 8. Anderson,
828 Boston block. T. G. 1920.
EIGHT-RooM MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT,
located one block from interurban car line.
Apply a27 Ontario st Sc. -.
FOR RENT-FIvE.RooM MODERN FLAT IN
d duplex h s"3 down STAIRS modern except
UPSTAIRS FOR RENT, s ROOMS, ess OLIVER
N. W. 1405 J-2 Main
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT
heat s,nI reasonable to right party. Apply 40
FOR RENT--$l7 PER MONTH, A FIvE-RooM
house, modern except heat, walking distance.
1OOSa 9Th st N.
FOR RENT-le24 CHICAGO Az; HOUSE OF $
roomsi modern. except heat. Apply 1876 E
! Franklin av.
LIST YOUR HOUSES, FLATS, STORES FOR
! quick returns. Elwood & Co., 718 Guaranty
| Loan.
FOR RENTING. el22 PORTLAND Av; AN 8.
room modern house; possession given Oct /. :.
FOR RENT-22os 9th Az 8. S ROOMS, MOD.
ern except heat, Telephone So. 1918 il.
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WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
Oneida Building.
Flats.
lao hest -" $4,000
5000 BlaisdeI az, rooms, modern, steam ~ ~
o~so~
1o2o I beat a'' .oo' $3.50
"a 18th st N, 6 rooms, modern, steam
heat ...'''''.''. oo'oo
700 9Th Az Sc: rooms, modern 100 :. $25 90
eo1 Stevens av 8 rooms modern. 900. sc. 90
s422 Ridgewood av. 10 rooms MODERN. oo.oo
OIL ceng heot a'' ,.................. $500
Stores
731- B8 Hennepin nv, can be divided; low rental.
II 7th st s. 2044O: -
rio Central av, 2Ox65 and basement.
12O3-5 81 st s, double store and basement.
1O4 "a st n. 4Ox4O, steam heat; second noor:
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FOR RENT q
~~>~<S~s~S~sA~N~s~rNA
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
Continues. ~
M. DAVID G. BELL lNVESTMENT co.,
Security Bank BIux..fs S.,- -
FOR RENT

: :
;i.. DAVID g. BELL lNVESTMENT co.,
Security Bank BlaY., So
n, ~, Corner "a av 5 and ath BIT. =
:. Houses (A1ouerhl.
A4ul " SGth Sc seven rooms. ............ 6uVO
slIS lion av, II rooms. ................. $500
.Ant cortland av, eight rooms. ......... 200
zsl3 Aennepln ay. n4ne rooms, barn. ..... 4O.UQ
NV "a av s. II rooms. barn, from Sept. 4
= LIST .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90, 90
Sl40 Stevens av, nine rooms, barn. 30 w
345o I'd 8. nine rooms. ............... aO. w
l4Vl Alt. Curve av, eight rooms. =. 25UV
l4oo w Lake st, nine rooms. =. 2I.5O
II Clarence av SM. IL rooms, hot water
heat ................. 5000
31oo Sd ay s, eight rooms, barn. ........ $500
sz4 10th av 81, nine rooms. ...;..l...... 25.oo
Houses Not Modern). - go
2635 LIST av $, six rooms,a city water. sew
er. closet bath. .................. 1900
14A 25th av N, four rooms, cistern. ..... 800
j." unrurnished Rooms (Not yModern).
627 Dupont av ~ first floor, i've rooms. 600
2222 Ainuehaha av. second noor, rear hat.
fiat, four rooms, city water sewer. 500
POLL Grand st NE. second floor six rooms,
furnished -. -. :. I2.OO
HOS oath av n. first floor. four rooms - -
14o2 Franklin av. second floor, five
rooms, city water, sewer, closet. 1900
211s 22d st. first floor, four rooms, els
- ~ Flats iModern, Heated: LAW
2SSo Chicago av first door, ave rooms. $500
1874 18th st. third floor. four rooms and i:
s2s e 18th st. second door. four rooms O''''
and alcoye Observation-Disclosures 5000
$50 18th st. second floor, four rooms
and alcove ............:..... 5000
3044 Fremont av s. first floor. ......... 33.OO
Flats Modern, Not Heated).
2112 9th av $. second floor, i've rooms. 1890
2S11 Lyndale N, second floor, five
rooms ....... ............. 15.OC
away four rooms ......:.....:..,...... 1890
stove heat .........:....... 25.oe
"a W 2oth st, first floor, seven rooms. 5000
Offices. -
400 Evanston building, 11x15. :. ......... 1o.oe
PIP Godfrey block ....................,. SOC
2l5 Godfrey block ...................... 1000
22O Godfrey block NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
235 Godfrey block ..................s.. 500
Stores.
400 9th st.. Observation-Disclosures 1896
lis LIST av N, 22x5O, with power. ....... 45.Ot
5O5 Sd st S., two stories. ........... &c. OF
200 2 Lake st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
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For nt-Unfurnished Rooms.

For Rent nfurnished Rooms.
ELEGANT NEW DUPLEX. ROOMS, LARGE
alcove, sdeboard, bath and storeroom,
laundry, separate hot water plant private
front and back entrance; finished in polished
wood. Inquire owner, Sunday or evening"
2309 10th Az 9.
FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS, I'd FLOOR, e04
14th av n, $40; five rooms second floor, city
water, So: 1920 Harriet 4, rooms, second
floor, city water, Sill. 12s 18th st, E. G.
Brown, 1888 Lumber Exchange. al@
THREE UNFURN1sHED ROOMS AND ALCovE
in suite Of rooms; heat and gas furnished: in
nice nefghborhood in the eighth ward; price
800 to parties without children. BRYANT 63S
Boston block.
Sle-FIVE CLEAN ROOMS ON GROUND
hoor; front and side porches, gas, sewer
city water, screens storm windows, cellar
and ;woodshed. Inquire 2so9 10th av. S.
THREE ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
hardwood fnish corner; nice neighborhood; !;
screens. double windows, $1a. 2So1 Blaisdeli
Mrs Mitchell fat 8. $50
UNFINISHED nooMs-THREE VERY
pleasant roms, perfectly arranged for house.
keeping, walking distance. Apply ,Hs b
81. =. 20 : =
FOR RENT--FoUR ROOMS AND SUMMER
Kitchen city water wet sink and gas; down
stairs, 3432 Harriet Az. IS.
FIVE ROOMS. ALL MODERN; i IN THE, BEST
Of condition; hardwood finish; ut the corner
9th ~ and 9th ct NE,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

WANTED-A FIRsT.CLAss, SOUND DRIv,
ing horse for business purposes weight about
LOO pounds, animal used to downtown
streets and that can be hitched with weight.
| Nelson Bros. Paw. & Cons. Co, 221 9th st g
WANTED 70 RENT FOR COUPLE MONTHS
A light cabrolet, with or without top; must
be in hrst-class condition; might buy it IL fof
sale. Address 1888. Journal.
WANTED TO BUY-A COMBINATION SAD
die and driver; must weigh between 500 and
1000 pounds; must be cheap for cash. Gall
f. W. Dressler, 106 I'd st N
wANTED-HoRsE FOR HIS KEEPING Oh
small rental for a month; best of care and
light driving on farm near city. Telephone
Main 8724-J5. rE-z
| WANTED-FEw SECONDHAND wAGoNsl
| must be IN good condition; give price and ad-
dress where can be Address 17I4.
Journal ~.--- --~
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For Rent-Furnished Houses. ,
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED OR PARTLY, 1910
9Th ay S, eight rooms, for winter or longer.
Call or telephone South 107s-J. =. =.
FIVE ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN WELL
furnished. 1905 Park blvd, Lake Harriet.
124S J-2. Rent reasonable.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPARINa. REST
worknaen. q Numm. 41S 10th ~ n.
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HOUSES. &c.. y .
$325O-719 14th av Sc, 3 rooms. modern
furnace heat. - ~, - NJ .a-.s.i Il zsEs
$45-117 Highland ay, 10 rooms, modern.
combination heat. - T. t,gf,.a.5...
'... %..s- r.tl Flats. = .r.-raga-. y
y $50 and $35-Four and five rooms and bath,
corner 14th st and Clinton av, Manchester fats.
~ $12-2451 10th av $, rooms, city: water,
sewer LIST floor. j.. ..2@ M.
=. Ss-1917 9th st s, rooms, cistern, well. :
-. ~.t.s~ r. Schutt s. Son. Agents, -
216 Security Bank Bldg. Both Phones 39s.
FOR RENT-e42o OAKLAND Az; TEN.RooM
modern house. with barn nice trees; paru,1et
floors. large light rooms; being put III excel
lent condition; $40 to two desirable families;
$35 to one family. attScu -. 49,
! = c. w. Critten. Owner
s y & 502 Guaranty Building. 81 q
TO LET-17oo Sd Av s, BRICK RESIDENCE,
very fine. about II rooms; good heating and
plumbing; barn; will be rented to private
family only; -earetaker In charge to show the
house; rental. $65. George Odlum. manager,
300 Phoenix building.
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THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE.
Rental List, Possession Sept. l,
Owners,

THE WISCONSIN SYND4OATE,
Rental List Possession Sept. l,
Owners,
500 Temple Court Both phones.
s15-Fine six-room cottage, hardwood, three
fine bedrooms, water, good location one block
Sl7-Six-rootn cottage, good lot, water and
gas, one block to Lake street line: 2ss7 "a
az s. - 49,
ss17-Five-room second-hoor duplex apart
,ment, modern except heat. newly dee satse
2s4o Grand az s, near Lake st line.
$s5-Five.room heated, modern, ere 19q, new st
strictly high grade In every respect; .5an1tor
$4O-seven rooms, heated, janitor, ETC.; Gle
CANT apartment in the Wisconsin, 515 18th
: St; none better in the city: -
$4o-seven-room apartment every known
convenience SOB University av So. % This Is
ground floor and o. K: =" -. 49, a.ou
DUPLEX, &se Nicollet; win reduce, rent or
long lease For solid comfort nothing bet
ter to be found in Minneapolis; all modern
The Wisconsin Syndicate, :
Court.
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. 90 0 aslo e sr3HvHNs Az. .
0 SsO-s-room all modern house, newly deco 9
and in good c0n aait;se fine ne I've
o possession at once. Key at office.
s21s17 eth az s. :se orSo aoo all m stea
y heated. good condition; excellent loca-- c
8 ton; best car service In the city. Key 9
o with 1anitor or at office. , 49, :
O 2442 18th av s: Ave rooms upstairs and
o Ave down; good well and ,cistern; will {
q paper the house throughout for desir-
o able tenants. and would consider to
o rent to two families for $3.50 and
o $40. respectively. 80. s
o B. Carlton Torelle,. $50
O S2O-2A Security Bank. Bldg. =
a = n n q q q O o o. o o
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
FRED kRUG BREWING COMPANY
OMAHA, NEB.

theorists, socialists, etc, came into
the new country and promulgated
their theories 1t sounded we'll
Every thing for the people, and the
people, i'm dozens Of towns and grow
ing cities, undertook the management
Of the water works, electric lights, gas
companies, etc
Bonds were issued and sold to
eastern investors Usually long
time bond was issued and it was
promised by the dreamers that when
the Obligations fell due, the profits of
the concern bonded would be sufficient
to take up the bond issue.
The predictions proved true in a
few cases. In most however, when
the bonds became due there was
nothing in the sinking fund with
which to meet them, and the property
itself passed into the hands of the
bondholders after the citizens had
paid the taxes on them for years and
years. Today very few of the towns
which once boosted "our own public
utility corporations" now own these
corporations, and having had their
fling" of owning things of that kind
these western towns and people are
ready to steer clear of government
ownership in future.
Many western democrats who had
opposed Bryan in former years were
determined to support him upon his
return from his trip around the world,
but his ideas on government owner
ship of railroads have estranged them
from him and they will again fight
him at the polls, preferring almost any
other leader of note rather than Bryan
and his railroad idea"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
10 WlLES is BACK.
One Attendant Against Whom Charges
May be Filed, Returns.
From Mondays Daily.l

10 Wiles, one of the four attendants
against whom it is understood com
plants will be filed with the grand
jury at Madison, charging cruelty, has
returned to Norfolk thirty days ahead
of the time he had planned, in order
to be on hand for the grand jury. He
went to Maine to visit his parents a
couple of months ago and intended tc
remain another month but, when he
learned of the grand jury call, he came
back so that there might be no ques
ton as to his whereabouts
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
Hospital Case in Supreme Court.

While the grand jury Is converting
at Madison to hear complaints of for.
mer attendants in regard to alleged
abuses at the Norfolk insane hospital,
another court that is taking attention.
This is the case of DR.. Alden in the
supreme court. NJ, d. Tyler, attorney
for the superintendent, left at noon to
be present at the opening session of
the supreme court, which has been en-.
joying a vacation during the summer
months. 1t was not expected that the
case would come up for settlement,
but the attorney went to attend to de-
tails in regard to the matter.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
WEST NOT n FAVOR OF /.
BRYAN'S RADICAL IDEA HAS NOT
FOUND HOME SUPPORT.
EXPERIMENTS HAVE ALL FAILED
Right Here in the Middle West, Where
the Peerless Leaders Ideas We're
Expected to be Taken Up, They are
Regulated by Democrats.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 15.-Special to
The News: William Jennings Bryan's
government ownership of railroads
ideas, as expressed by him in his
recent speeches, have found little IA
vor in the west, where they were
supposed to meet with an enthusiastic
reception. And the reason of the
small support that idea has received
in this portion of the country can only
be traced to the almost complete fail
ure of the attempts of the people of
the middle west to take over the
public utility corporations of the cities
and towns, and the poor showings
which have been made by the publicly
| owned corporations of the western
cities, as well as to the disasterous
failures made when western states
have invested in railroad building in
past years.
The middle west remembers the
great graft schemes of the government
aided Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
and other early western railroads, and
the people out on this section know
how government money was squand-
cred by hundreds of thousands of dol
lars in the building of those roads.
1t is also remembered here that the
state Of Missouri once went into the
railroad building and owing business,
and after investing about $26,0O0,0OO
in constructing railroads from ST
Louis towards Omaha and the west
that state finally went out of the rail
road business with a loss of $25, 000,-
600 The fact that Missouri was once
heavily interested in railroads is not
generally known throughout the cOun-
try, but the west well remembers it
and wants no more of the experiment
In Omaha, the failure of public own
ership of public utility corporations
has caused the citizens to look askance
on all attempts of the people to en-
bark in public ownership of anything
at all Having before them the total
| failure Of the municipal market house
with loss of every cent invested and
an almost complete failure of the
municipal asphalt plant, the public
! is not in a mood to follow Mr. Bryan
roads or anything else
Doctor George l.. Miller of Omaha,
for twenty-five years the leading demo-
crat of the state, in an open letter to
democrats, has just asked 4" Is Mr.
Bryan crazy?" and predicts that he
will not secure the nomination for
president in the next democratic ma.
tional convention. And if by any
chance he does secure this nomna.
ton" the letter continues, che will be
beaten worse than in his previous cam
paigns."
The west has seen a great deal more
of publicly owned public utilities than
the east has. When the great middle
west was first cleared of Indians and
opened for settlement many dreamers,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
Very Low Rates to Buffalo, N. v,

Very Low Rates to Buffalo, N. ",
Via the Northwestern line, Excursion
tickets will be sold at one farefor
round trip October 10 to IL, inclusive,
with favorable return limits, on ac'
count of International Christian Con.
vention. Apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern R'y
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21
COUNTY FAIRS NEXT WEEK
MADISON AND SPENCER WILL
EACH ENTERTAIN CROWDS.
GOOD RACES AT BOTH POINTS
There viii be a Baseball Tournament
at Madison for Three Days-5oth
Fairs Begin Tuesday-5alloon Feats
at Spencer and Brass Band.

For four days next week, begin
ming Tuesday, the Madison county fair
will be In progress at the county seat.
There will be good races every day,
a baseball tournament and other at
fractions. Lindsay, Stanton, Neigh
and Creston are scheduled to play ball
Wednesday and Thursday and there
will be a finish on Friday. Surena,
guideless wonder, is one of the attrac-
lions.
Body County Fair.
The first annual Boyd county fair
will be held at Spencer next week,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Good racing is booked, there will be
balloon ascensions and other fine fea-
lures. The Bristow band will make
music. The track is in good shape,
near the natural park where there are
plenty of trees.
Other race dates are:
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-21

Try News want ads.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

running IN greater numbers than has ever bsfn-s
oeen known along this part OF the coast MOI
oNiy Is tnere excellent fishing outside ana tror,
poats IN the lakes and bays back Of tha resort
put Hsn In great quantities are being taken frorr
Ine piers At Young's Ocean Pier at the foot of
tennessee avenue, where one can hire bait ana
tackle. there Is a crowd every day especially IN
tne mornings. and some great catches are bsfra
1nsue. t1shins Is also good at Longport Soufa
Atlantic city and Somers Point
ROBERT Torrey, former centre OF the Jyufvsrstv
9f pennsylvania football team, and G. n Pit.
ser' OF Philadelphia, have been spending a Paw
uays az tne shore They came over to the raso-,
N N an automobile. and although they excesdad
tne speed limit fixed by the New Jersey lawn
they Were fortunate enough TO get through with.
9ut oeinS held up by lynx-eyed Jersey consta-
pes Iorrey Is said to be the greatest centre n
tne Iootpau world. He IS now acting in ths
capacity on Held coach for his Alma Mater
Or. u. h Carp, a physician Of New Zealand
accompanied by Mrs. Carp, is making tor~ a
the world. He and his wife had heard 40 mucn
ABOUT Atlantic City that they did not hslisvr
tneir tour would be complete without haytns
visited here.
MRS. Howard Mrs. Farmer Mrs Brown Mia
Lilly ana Miss Shackford are New Yorkers who
came over IN the early part of the week IN a Biz
automobile and registered at the MarIborough.
Blenheim for a fOrtnight's STAY
MRS. Anthony j. DrexeI of PhiIadeIphia an6
Ger daughter are spending few DAYS at the
Hotel Dennis as guests OF Mrs. L c. Norris "a
Philadelphia, Mrs. DrexePs aunt
Dr John Mordon, a specialist OF presden
Germany. accompanied by Mrs. c. Hulse and
nor daughter. Mrs. c. HuIse Veltheirner. is
spending october at the Hotel St Charles