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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

district, price not over $4,000; state exact
location and price 1908, Journal:
YOUR PROPERTY WITH
us for sale or for rent; we take everything; /
houses, lots, FARMS hotels. restaurants, gro
esrie meat roomng houses
ers and renters for everything. Try US and
find out We know how 70 do business.
Churchill & Wolff, !
422 Boston Block.
90, 500 70 81, goo MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENCE
wanted. in exchange for 40 acres land FIVE
miles from Rush City: 40 acres under cult
fa ee th sa ~ haaa
two horses, wagon, harness, etc Possession
any time. Here is your chance. Call on L.
"A. Howard. 500, Oneida building, Minneapo-
WANTED-I MUST HAVE HOUSE BY
April i and want the best building can
buy around 81, 500 or less; cash; would prefer
one that can be modernized cheaply, and 10
Gated on wel1-trayeled avenue corner pre-
ferred: must be west of Nieollet av. Address
with fun particulars. 1922, Journal.
WAMTES0 BIZ Foa CASH Mo3aa 5
$1,000 to $4,000; also good income proposition,
same: location. under $4,000 Address e5s,
Wanted = oNE-AoRE. LOT WITH LAKE
I walk from trolley station. State price and
location. Lind. 4o1 Cedar ay. Minneapolis.
10 BUY HoUsLWANTED 70 BUY FROM
owner go NC modern s-room home worth from $1,000
dress with full description. 1851, journal.
WANTED-BEsT MODERN TEXTBOOK HOUSE
Lean can buy for $500, all cash. within eight
EMO agents Address $780, journal.
I WANT THE BEST SIX OR sEVEN.RooM
! house in Minneapolis for $3.50 down and $50
| a month What have you? Give full par
ticulars, Address 10l3, journal.
.cO
ten me what kind Of house can be built for
500; please state everything in answer. Ad-
dress 928. Journal q 80 So
We WANT TO PURCHASE GOOD HOME IN
good location for So, 600 to $1,000 and Sc, 600
! cash; we have parties waiting. A. E. Straight
i F.. Co., 635 Andrus. i 4 *:
/ WANTED-To BUY, SELL AND RENT Or Elk.
change properties Of all kinds; special faeili
ties for handling. George II. Read, 500 Bank
OF Commerce. /. E; 81 -
WANTED-THE BEST LOT between
| Franklin av and 18th st, Lyndale av and The
Lake. that s1,1oo cash will buy. Postonic'
4 box .4s3, city. -. g
IHAvE CASH CUSTOMER FOR ACRE TRACT
4 small house, between Minneapolis and st
4 Paul, or near either. Meyer Land Co., 41s-1.
L Phoenix.
wANTED-EINE RESIDENCE. WILL PAY
: $4,000 cash for residence satisfactorily. 10
Gated and worth the money. Address 942
!, WANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT SOUTH
ri east must be good bargain for the money
II 4 from $500 to 5000. Address 251S 10th av s..
g WANTED-CAN SELL YOUR HOUSES d
lots in South Minneapolis; also acres close t
II city. Chr. Foss, 1872 Riverside az.
& wANTED-HoUsEsA AND LOTS IN MINNEAI
& q oils to exchange for acres, farms and land.
!. ~ Yale Land Co.. 2o6 18th st s.. 49,
: WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, UP-TO- DAT
. IS dat Or furnished s rooms 20 to 10 rooms. AZ
Z ++INNsszusAaTT4Ars o1yC1s,-enfnLI FnAOT6 NEA;
) the city or lake Gall or write Lewis & Go
= -62s Boston block.
s lssWANTED-soME VACANT LOTS INSIDE 8
Z S8Sth St s and west Of Chicago Address 924
!. Journal
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YOUR PROPERTY WITH
US for sale or for rent; we take everything;
houses, lots, farms, hotels, restaurants, gro
ceries, meat markets, rooming houses, stores
/, and everything under the sun. We have buy
ers and renters for everything. Try US and
find out. We know how to do business.
Churchill & Wolff.
Is 81 400 ROstOn R1ock
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LAND FOR SALE HAVE GOOD CHEAP
4 farm land, quarters and half sections, in
Mclean and McHenry counties; that. can be
bought at bargains; will sell for cash or part
on time. II. NJ Murray, Drake, N. d.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-IMPRovED FARMS AND PRAI-
RE lands; thousands have bought and are
prospering many more will; lands and mort
cages bought and sold; agents wanted. Fes-
sender Land CO.. Fessenden, N. d.
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%, 500 TO "a, 600 MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENCE
wanted, in exchange for 40 acres land five
miles from Rush City: 40 acres under cult
walton; fair improvements; all farming inn
Elements 60 with farm; also 10 head cows
any time. Here Is your chance. Call on L..
a. Howard. 502s Oneida building, Minneapo-
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tate 4O0-acre improved farm. Swift countys
good buildings, 24O acres cultivated, 50 acres
meadow, balance fenced In for pastures $27 peg
No. Il ..s E'ss q
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FOR RENT-320 ACRES NORTH DAKOTA, 100
ready for wheat, 200 to break for fax; last
year the 120 produced 1 1000 bushels fax; ma
chinery and eight horses needed. Andrews,
i 2434 Pillsbury aY. T. C. phone 1898.
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81 .boo-tMIGHT SHADE THIS a LIT
tleI, lots 1, 2, 3, %. 20. 80 and 81, =
block 6. Russells third addition worth
$1,000 each. Owner says: Sell together 6
for cash If you can. It's up to you who
want good lots in best section Of city.
Lauderdale Co.. 355 Temple Court
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NORTH DAKOTA FARMS FOR SALE.
I have. number Of well improved farms
located in Walsh county, N. d., also some in
Ramsey county, N. d., and in Manitoba, Tor
sale, from 100 to $40 acres The farms are
we'll located as to railroad and excellent land,
deep rich soil prices that make them real
snaps. Address ). P. Johnson, Park River,
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EXCHANGE FOR LAND.

$4,000 block, city, net income $4,756.
$4,000 block, city; half cash, half land.
IS, 900 hdw., 20 per cent cash, balance land.
1000 hdw.,425 per cent cash, balance land.
$4,000 mill, s. D.
$1,000 mill, Wis
$4,000 livery stock, Wis.
514 A., Ia, improved, for Can. or Dakotas.
sle Exchange for Residence.
100 A., Polk Co., Mimi, city Res.
go A., Kanabec Co., MINI, city Res.
800 A., Pine Co., Mimi, city Res.
100 A., Sherburne Co., Mimi, Iowa Res.
4S0 A, N. D., Pierce Co., city Res.
120 A., Polk Co., Wis, city Res.
s 80 A., Barron Co... Wis, city Res.
b $50 A., Mcintosh Co., N. D., for Mdse.
i4S0 A., Stark Co., N. D., for hotel.
100 A., Polk Co., Mimi, improved, SIC; Z
snap. Eight ACCOMPLISHMENTS, sell cheap
List your houses and properties with US.
American Land & Exchange Co.,
VI 2s5 Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
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ONE ACRE. MINNEHAHA PARKWAY, HAIR
riet ay, $500. -9r. .s=zissfs T.
97x264,s Lyndale, 6Sd st, $3.50. q
-Four acres, 84th ag. N, Upton, 81 200
Five acres, oue-fourth mile north Of Twin
lake, $3.50. ~ " III s$-5
10 acres. miles northwest Of city linn
its, small timber, $500. ,. 4svt
:. 20 acres, Maple Plain, house, barn, chicken
house, 4 acres berries, apple trees. 81 900.
20 acres. Humboldt S, inside 18th, $500.
Several f1rst-class farms in Hennepin county.
7. A. Dunsmoor 616 Phoenix Bldg. ~ "a
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CALIFoRNIA-sEND 10 CENTS FOR A SIX
months subscription to the Western Nm
4 pire, is Times Block, Los Angeles, Cal. Con
tains each month five pages of questions an
swered to homeseekers. ..L..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
SOUTH DAKOTA HOMESTEAD

SOUTH DAKOTA HOMESTEAD
Can locate you along the new line G. &
at N. w. Ry. in Stanley county, South Da-
/ kota; good claims guaranteed: big inami-
grafton, now on. into Stanley county. See F..
a. Swanson, 72O Humboldt nv N, Minneapolis,
or write u s. Griggs Locating Agency,
Pierre, s. ID. @ss. Il 80
ADLAN1LANDs-10,O 900 ACRES NEAR MA
feoun on 500 Line; 5000 acres near Church
acres near Ivermay and Canora on g. N. F.
] for sale in parcels Of 100 acres or more on
easy terms or on the crop payment plan.
urquhart Land Co., $50 Endicott Bldg, st.
Paul 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

TO TRADE FOR GOOD STOCK OF GENERAL
+ merchandise hardware one-half section OF
land near county seat in Faux county. S. D.,
MINI; S25 per acre, or 400 acres in Otter Tail
county, MINI, ss5 per acre.. good Groom
residence, 5000, or store building In good
town, $500; farm business and blacksmith
i shop, $1,000. Address Box 9, Battle Lake,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

LAND FOR SALE OR TRADE.
For sale at $iOO below value, so acres
cultivated land. $500 cash, balance time.
Also to exchange for merchandise, equity OF
1000 or $4,000 in half or quarter section
farm land, all In Lyon county, Mimi; No.
Journal. f5t&,E4a '1 f. $50 F4a4
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THE CHEAPEST HALF SECTION IN FOSTER
/ county, N. D.; 200 acres broke one mile from
s elevator, eight miles from county seat; price
L $l7 per acre. worth $22; will sell for SIS
next fall. 252 journal.
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you SEND as CENTS FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC
views and years subscription to Brown
Farmer, and learn all the facts about North
8 Dakota, where the great crowds IRE going. Ad.
dress Browns Farmer, Mandan, n. d. II
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TO ExCHANGE-FoR EQUITY OF $4,000 m
Minneapolis property or farm lands; large store
building and i've lots on Front street. Yern-
= dale, Mimi. Good location. Property free of
membranes. Great agricultural district.
Country we'll settled. Raise wheat oats, corn
and-ttr- hnest-- potatoes on earth. Plenty. OF
creameries and cheese factories. 8. L. Frazier,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

500 ACRES, OTTER TAIL COUNTY. $50
. pasture, near school, on main road. two miles
to Dent on new 500. six to Perham: lies
y well and has No. soil, fair buildings; price
$4,000 mortgage $4,000; will trade equity
for any good proposition that I can handle;
all write to me that mean business Owner.
Rudolph Babler, Jr., Perham, MINI. 80
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o 90 o O ., o o 90 o
% ACRES, 5Ss;g !,
Hennepin comfy, In Blooming ton town I,
ship. 10 miles from Minneapolis court-
house, southwest of Lake Harriet: lies
gently rolling. rich, fertile soil, with
land; a great snap; warranty deed;
title insurance without cost to pur-
chaser; easy terms. $25 per acre buys it,
80 2. e Lambert, :5js j. 49, !,
1911 $50 Guaranty Building.
o o o % o o O. o o O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

,s0-ACRE IMPROVED FARM IN POLK CoUN-
ty. Mimi; good buildings, school on land, one
| mile from station for sale cheap or exchange
! for house in Minneapolis. John G. Allen, S05
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-g. FARM BARGAIN.
100 acres, good farm land in Polk county,
Wisconsin, 5S miles from MINNEAPOLIS, 80
acres under cultivation 10 acres hay meadow
with nice creek running through; 10000
feet Of saw timber and considerable cord
wood; house 17x25, summer kitchen 12x14,
= granary room for 200 bushels of grain,
wagon shed 22x2s, barn 20x6O, pig house,
chicken house, milk house, etc. VIII sell at
$40 per acre. Deed perfect 80
- H.. Homestead Land Co..
BOZ Nicollet av, Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

N co. VIII run an excursion to the southwest on
Feb. 20; rs per cent of one far, or $3.50 for
the round trip to Gage, Okla, 1886 to Here
through the great Panhandle district, Texas,
and the fertile Pecos valley, New Mexico
stopping at points from Gage, Okla, to Ros-
well, N. NJ; will run private car on which
board and berths will be furnished at So per
day. Come and Join us. Our lands comprise
some Of the best in the southwest and in point
y of fertility and productiveness are excelled by
] none; selling at low price and on easy terms;
an ideal climate. 106 New, Chamber Of Com
merce, MINNEAPOLIS, 49, ~ ia RS. a5
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WANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, FUR
nished 8 or 4-room cottage directly on lake,
Crystal bay or Mound preferred; full desrip-
ton and price from May 1. Address 95s,
= Journal, y.N
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CITY OF MADISON, s. d. COUNTY SEAT,
normal school, fine quarter section farm.
fair buildings, one mile out, 80 600; also
& city house, Madison, z rooms, and barn.
s2,4oo; half cash, balance easy, u might
consider frst-class stock merchandise.
4 E.. I'd. Graves
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FOR SALE or ExoHANGE-se2 ACRES, WILL
kin county, Mimi: all level and tillable land
$40 acres now under cultivation. balance ex-
cellent hay land = this land is ten miles east
y DELL five miles northwest Of Fo1home: there
& is new barn and tartesian well: will ex.
change this land for Iowa land or income
property, or might consider cheap wild lands
and will give some one who wants q gooc
1 farm "a bargain. What have your Joshus
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ANY PARTY DESTROYS OF INVESTING IN
timber lands in Idaho will and q It to their
Coleharbor, M D. All correspondence an
swered promptly If parties mean business.
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a FARM FOR $50 DoWNi so ACRES; $4,000
down and the balance $40 month: 40 acres
Of Minnesota hardwood timber land on small
our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay for, the land by delivering to us Of pulp
wood, cordwood, railroad ties, logs, etc:
land, close to railroad station and sawlnill.
For further information write to the Mime
sofa Land and Stock Association, D 6l2, Ger
mania Life Bldg, st. Paul, MINI. ed e
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MINNESOTA FARMS FOR SALE 20; :; HAVE a
: number Of farms for sale In Holt county.
Missouri. the sgarden spot of the earth;
some special bargains Il sold soon: ,, foT ae
scriptions and price list write q: W.slong'
( Craig Mo r. tf 2stEf2ss.
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PARnuET FLOORS

THE OLD AND RELIABLE-WE ARE THE
Oldest floor concern In the northwest Work
| guaranteed. Estimates furnished. Try our
{ polish metropolitan Parquet Co.. 1919 Mic.
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K1NABEo COUNTY. MINNEsoTA.

8 KANABEU COUNTY. EMINNESUIa. u
Land OF the Big Red Clover.
8 Excellent soil. Great stock and dairy coun-
try. Well located. Buy now before prices
advance. Choice sections. halves and quarters
for sale on extra easy terms.
L. A. Howard, Owner,
S85es 5no. 0,,ofdo 10 Minnea noliS.
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REAL EsTATE-GooD IMPROVED FARMS IN
western Minnesota, near Big Stone: lake, where
crops never fail; prices range from $50 to $50
an acre. omni Business Co., Bellnghann'
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURB OF
Minneapolis is the terminus of the new branch
Of the electric line; beautiful lots for salei
easy terms, essr
Nickels & Smith, Agents,
- Bill Nicollet Az
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lends.
Continued.

Farm Lands.
Continued.
NORTH DAKOTA FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
s& have a number of well-improyed farms To-
Gated In Barnes county, ranging In size from
leo to 1,520 acres each; also several tracts of
wild land in lots of 100 to $40 acres each, To-
Gated in Stutsman, Barnes and Foster counties,
+ N. D.; 16O-acre farm eight miles from Wa
dena, Minn.; house, barn and granary, So acres
in cultiva ton, good meadow and fenced pas
ture, at $11.50 an acre. Above lands are all
we'll located as, to market and are choice lands
with good rich soil, at prices that make some
of them real snaps. For particulars write
o. F. Emerson Valley City, n. D.
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wANTED-To RENT BY FAMILY OF THREE
modern cottage of seven or eight rooms, lake
shore south facing, convenient to station. Ad-
dress with particulars s61. Journal
COTTAGES FOR RENT LOCATED NEAR THE
| lake, nice grove, good barn, everything neat
and clean, come and see them or address
| Lewis Sturges Excelsior, Mimi. =
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CHOICE 40 ACRES LAKE SHORE, SAND
beach, good soil, 35 acres under cultivation,
fine view mile from station. only $50 per
acre fine for home or speculation. J. II.
Davies 200 Phoenix
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car shops; walking distance Of Smelling and
+ University avs cost Sc, 1905 sell for 1900.
140-acre farm, all in cultivation, three miles
Of Fullerton, n D., small house and barn, soil
the best, level, price $4,000 net. Wardel
Spencer Co., 60 Union block, st. Paul, MINI.
FARM FOR SALE, OF 40 ACRES, ALL I'M
proved, for less than the value OF the build
I ings on the place; joins the outskirts OF q
good town in Steele county, Minnesota; !!
am too old to work it longer and will sell
on easy terms; price $4,000. Get particulars
/ Of Sam Wright, 756 Iglehart st, st. Paul
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WANTED-I MUST HAVE A HOUSE BY
April i and want the best building can
buy around 81 500 or less; cash would prefer
one that can be modernized cheaply, and To-
Gated on well-tra yeled avenue, corner pre-
ferred: must be west of Nicollet av. Address
:. with full narttc1llars 322 Journal -----
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TWO CROPS CORN. SEVERAL ALFALFA IN
year; three sections rich Texas land, adjoining
town; So acre; half cash; special excursion
Feb. 20: round trip three-fourths5 OF one rare.
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g SESoSE nG = o2 s s z 4 FAM
q e. H. Howard 500 Oneida Bldg.
o. a q o O O Z. o Z o. o. O. q Z o o.
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e4o-AcRE SNAP IN CENTRAL KANSAS; ONE
of the best all-purpose sections in central
| Kansas; If you are looking. for bargain,
write at once. y. s. g. Prowell, Rich Hill,
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PART OR WHOLE CHOICE SELECTED SEQ
tion wheat land west Of Saskatoon. close to
school. postonice store and railway some I'M
provements; $40 per acre; also three " innpss
lots, Fort Rouge, corner Stanord ana S Iaa..
J ! rxnnd 81 ner foot. BOX III, OAK Lake, tMans
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$500 EQUITY IN gao, DAY COUNTY. 8. d.;
for sale or exchange at snap; will take
Minneapolis city property and assume; or
merchandise of any kind. Call Saturday at J..
g. Reds. 612 Phoenix building, or Box 500,
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GRAB ALL
FEbELTS

WINONA, Mimi, July 12.-Earli-
err reports of the burning Of the
steamer Quincy near Trempealeau,
Wis, were greatly exaggerated
There was no loss Of life and nc
fire. The steamer ran onto a sand
bar and sprang a leak. She was
backed off and then forced ashore
when found to be sinhing.
Negro roustabouts appropriated
all life preservers. A plank ex
tended to shore overturned and
score Of people was thrown into
deep water. Later boats were
brought alongside and a pontoor
made to the island, whence the
passengers waded waist deep to the
mainland and tagged a train fol-
La Crosse.
1t Is claimed the searchlight had
been extinguished because it at
tracted bugs to the annoyance OF
the passengers. The steamer loss
is $4,000.
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TOTS
MAY RIDE

Burch & Reiss great trained AMI
NAL show will be in Spokane for
one week commencing Monday att
ernoon. The tents will be located
back of the courthouse on Mallon
avenue. Among the new and novel
animal and other feature acts 800
performing animals and about 100
beautiful birds Of all species. In
conjunction with the trained AMI
NAL and bird feature will be scores
Of aerialists. gymnasts, etc. Burch
& Reiss have especially engaged
Gregory's Royal italian Banda
Rosa for this, their first western
tour. A special feature of these
shows aside from their great nov.
city and educational worth, will be
the free pony rides for the chill
dren after the afternoon perform.
ance. Over 100 Shetland ponies
will be turned over to the tots, and
this will be absolutely free.
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like of which is to be found in few
If any cities. II was developed
largely in a fight with the Stand.
ard Oil Co. about Is years ago. In
that case the city won after bitter
fight 1t lost a lot of money as a
result of the victory, but the people
at least established their right to
control their own business. Then
Golden Rule" Jones came along
preaching the doctrine of freedom.
He pointed out that there was more
in government than following the
dictation of a gang of corrupt, self
seeking political bosses, no matter
what party cloak they wore. He
urged the common people to keep
an eye on their common interests
and protect them. They did. Jones
was kept in the mayors chair
while he lived, regardless of COM
binations and conspiracies against
him Matched by the politicians, and
the independence he fostered still
lives,
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Last fall this spirit caused the
people to elect Lyman j. Wachen-
helmer prosecuting attorney on the
Independent ticket. He entered of
fee, thehrefore, under no obligation
to the politicians or to the corpora
ton interests that furnished the
bulk of their campaign funds.
1t was a fee office. The politicians
sought to punish Wachenheimer by
taking away all the paying bust
ness. For three months the new
prosecutor labored without compen-
sation. Then the legislature came
to his relief by attaching salary
to the office Meantime Wa chen
heimer worked energetically to
raise the Office to the dignity it
reached in st. Louis under Folk
and in some other cities under
prosecutors who prosecute. He
was finally equipped for the task.
For years he had ben police
Judge, and a good one. He ran on
the Democratic ticket but the PEG.
pie voted for him regardless OF
party. This experience on the
bench had given him a keen eye for
crime and criminals, and the over.
whelming support given him was
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suggestive of popular approval of
exact justice.
On the bench in this county is
Judge r. r. Kinkade. He is a west
erner. Out there, after the fashion
of the country, he was cow
puncher in his youth. Then he be-
came a lawyer, one of high ability
and much success. He came to
Toledo about Is years ago. For
time he was prominent in Re
publican politics. About eight years
ago he was elected to the bench
and he Is now serving his second
term.
When he became a Judge he be-
gan to serve all the people. his
partisanship was forgotten. The
last time he ran on the ticket ne
even refused to pay campaign
assess ment, which naturally made
the politicians howl. Judge Kin
kade has the frankness and fear
lessness characteristic Of the west.
He isn't awed by station or wealth
and would as soon reach into a
palace as howell to lay hold of a
violator of the law.
ignoring this wideawake public
sentiment and the fact that they