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Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
JAPANESE FUNDS
ARE EMBEzzlED

Victoria, B. c., Sept 19-News has
reached here that the Yokahoma press
is full of the story that large amount
of the Japanese funds have been en-
bezzled. The Eastern World an
nounces that it has the news from the
most reliable source that three pre-
fects have been arrested and that a
number OF others will be imprisoned
as result of the discovery Of the en-
bezzlements.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20

county had much to do with the sue
cess OF his candidate.
Scott blew into Cripple Creek from
Kansas few years ago, and has al
ways been against the government
Alva Adams Jr was elected chair
man of the Senatorial Committee as
the successor of Gen. Maupin, and A.
H. Seely secretary
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
DISCUSSES ELECTSICITY

Philadelphia, Sept 1s-The uses of
electricity in the curing of disease is
he principal topic under discussion at
he meeting of the American Electro
Therapeutic ociety now in session in
his city One distinguished speaker
made the statement that locomotor-
taxa and a number of stomach trou-
,les readily yielded to electric treat
mept
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
REVOLUTlOnlSTS
ASSASSINkTE GENERAL

Warsaw, Sept 19-Gen. Michelaiss,
chief of artillery, was assassinated
here today. Five revolutionists sur
rounded the general as he was walking
down the street and shot him to death.
The assassins then made their escape.
1t was enormously supposed that Gen.
Michaelaiss was a member of the field
court marshal, and this is presumed as
the cause of the revolutionists attack
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
Important Correction.

Under the terror in France people
learned to be excessively cautious in
all they said and still more cautious in
what they wrote
An old letter is said to be In exist
ence of the revolutionary period in
which the author had at first written to
a friend. Il write under the reign Of a
great emotion
Then. apparently rejecting that it
was dangerous to speak Of "reigns" at
such an epoch. he amended the SEN
tence thus:
Il write under the republic Of a
great emotion
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
Federation Planninr for Action.

Washington. Sept. 1s-At the fore
noon meeting of the executive council
of the American Federation of Labor
yesterday there was some talk on the
part OF the federation taking in the
pending congressional campaign. but
action on that subject was deferred
pending the submission Of the report
Of the legislative committee. which
WAS scheduled for today's Afternoon
session.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20

Several names are being discussed
to take his place on the ticket. 1t may
be that Governor Mcdonald, Congress-
man Bonynge, Congressman Brooks,
George W. Swink. A. E. Bent, John
Holmberg, OF possibly some good man
not vet suggested.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
GOLD BULLION IS
EXPECTED TO-DAY

New York, Sept 1s-The Cunard
liner, Germania, which is expected in
port today, is said to carry in its strong
box a shipment of gold in the sum of
SO O0O,0 This Importation is at the
Instance of a number of banks and
brokers, because of the recent strin-
gency in the money market in New
York
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20

the testimony is true that the state
senator's and representatives of Woods
county be instructed to vote against
Senator Bailey. who is candidate to
succeed himself.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
Forc.hou-ht.

That fellow Mulkley you were en-
gagged TO at one time may have some
of your old love letters may he not?'
asked the husband. And aren't you
afraid he might be cad enough to-
Not a Bit replied the wife deci-
sively "Ie knows I've got 4 trunkful
of his love letters to reciprocate If he
ever does Judge.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20
WARRANTS CALLED.
Town of South Canon

Notice is hereby given that the following
registered warrants issued by the Town OF
South Canon, Colorado, drawn upon the Gen.
eral Fund will be paid upon presentation to r
b. Quinlan, Treasurer of said Town. at any
time after October Is, 1908.
And further notice is hereby given that all
warrants so called by this notice. not pre-
sented. shah cease to draw interest after said
lrt ~ rq6.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-20

my tAs Knoa hat and ). sasisasa.
BstAsi u. c..
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12
How to Keep Up the Lumber Supply

If the work of averting a timber
famine is left to the preachers of
forestry, soon shall our want come
upon US like an armed man. But if
everyone who can do so assists by
planting grove or tree, the ca
lamity may be indefinitely post
poned. The size of the problem to
be faced is shown by these figures:
The country is using up and export
ing about forty billion feet of tim
Der each year. Surprising each tim
Der tree to yield 500 feet of lumber,
board measure, it would require
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

ence before money was thought of?
If the right of barter may be con-
stitutionally inhibited in one case
it may be similarly nullified in all
cases. This would stop all transact
tons involving payment in kind
and bring all business to a strictly
cash basis. Such condition might
prove desirable in some ways and
intolerable in others. 1t remains to
be seen whether the courts will
sanction the precedent which the
commission seeks to establish. The
adjudication of the question will be
interesting" Discussing the ruling
of the commission in a general way,
aside from this matter of whether
it can stand under the constitution,
the Chronicle believes that large
proportion of the papers and peri
odicals will find no fault with it,
but will on the contrary welcome it,
because it will simplify matters
good deal by putting them on a
purely cash basis, after all the most
satisfactory basis for business. The
big trunk lines and the larger pa
pers and periodicals will doubtless
regard the change with equanimity.
But the satisfaction may not be-
UNIVERSAL" says the Chronicle. "The
smaller railroads and the smaller
newspapers will not be so we'll
pleased. The small railroads can
not afford to pay cash for the adver-
Using they now receive. There will
thus be marked reduction both in
advertising and in the amount of
transportation that can be used by
newspapers. 1t may even be doubt
ed whether the larger railroad sys-
TENS will view the rule with entire
satisfaction. A great deal of valu-
able advertising of various kinds
has hitherto been available through
paying for it with transportation.
1t is advertising which would hard
ly warrant cash payment, yet it is
advertising which the railroads
will be loath to resign. Under the
ruling of the commission, however,
it will have to be discontinued"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

eighty million trees to afford years
supply. Therefore if almost every
man, woman and child in the coun-
try should now plant a tree, the
product would be barely enough,
supposing all the trees to reach ma.
turity in thirty-f five years, to supply
the lum Der needed in the year 1911
the estimated date when all the tim
Der trees pow standing will have
been cut down. But this estimate
allows nothing for the increase of
population; and many trees would
not mature in thirty-five years. So
it is clear that our people must
plant, on an average, much more
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

REGARDING the ruling of the in
ter-state commerce commission that
newspapers and railroads may not
exchange advertising and transpor.
tation after the first OF the new year
the Chicago Chronicle remarks that
it remains to be seen whether the
law as construed by the commission
will stand constitutional test, if
it's constitutionality in this respect
should be questioned, as it doubt
less will be. "Can the interstate
commerce commission abrogate the
right to trade and barter, a right
which is at the foundation of ali
commerce and which was in exist
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

AN Ashland lunatic declares him.
self to be liking of Cuba" But he
will not get title to the throne until
Taft takes his foot off the isle.
FROM every section comes the
call for labor, but the wages are too
high for the workingman to stay
with a job very long at time.
A NEW YORK physician says peo-
pie can get along without stomachs.
That fellow better be careful, or
he'll get the grocers and the meat
trust down on him.
The primary election law is a
wonderful test of ones popularity.
Defeat cannot be charged to unfair
convention methods or to the pur-
chase of delegates. -Alexandria
Post-News.
THE EVELETH MINING NEWS has
shortened up on name, by drop
ping the word "Mining" from it's
headline. Bro Perham will see
that the readers of his paper do not
find any curtailment in the News"
| supply, however.
SNEAK THIEVES entered the Iron.
wood pest-house the other night
and carried off a quantity of bed
ding and furnishings. Inasmuch
as these things were last used by
persons afflicted with smallpox it
would seem the miscreants are due
to get all that is coming to them
without any intervention of law.
A DETROIT man has invented a
process for using broken glass in
| the manufacture of bottles, and an
expensive furnace is to be erected
near that city to begin the turning
of this heretofore nuisance into
serviCeable utensils. This man is
indeed benefactor, and will have
the best wishes of the public in his
effort to get rich from nuisance
which heretofore seemed to have no
| preventative.
| CHARLES SUNDQU1sT, a drill oper-
ator employed near Chisholm; was
shot and killed Saturday morning
by 15-year old boy, Fred LIE Doux,
who mistook him for bear. Frank
Miller, homesteader in the Stur-
geon Lake country, also lies at St.
Mary's Hospital, Duluth, in a pre-
carious condition as the result of a
rifle-shot by Frank Regan, who
"thought he was deer" A good
stiff sentence in Saltwater might
make these snapshot artists a trifle
more careful.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

JOHN w. JOHNSON has filed by Pc
tition as Socialist-Labor candidate
for governor, securing most of the
requisite number of signatures in
Duluth and the Twin Cities. The
similarity of the name with that of
John A. Johnson is destined to
cause loss of votes to the Demo.
cratic nominee, although all Repub-
lican and Democratic speakers will
alike call the attention of voters to
the difference. in initials and in par
ty principles of the two candidates.
The Socialist-Labor candidate is of
Swedish descent, is a mill worker
by trade, and makes his home in
Minneapolis.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

AN Ashland lunatic declares him
self to be liking of Cuba" But he
will not get title to the throne until
Taft takes his foot off the isle.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

FROM every section comes the
call for labor, but the wages are too
high for the workingman to stay
with job very long at time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-10-12

A New YORK physician says peo-
pie can get along without stomachs.
That fellow better be careful, or
he'll get the grocers and the meat
trust down on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27

Exercises In honor of the coronation OF
King Haakon of Norway Were held at SEA
June % on board the scandinavian irner-
lean steamship Helsg oiav. which arrived
at New York yesterday from christianla- A.
the majority of The first cabin passengers
we're Ssedee Il was deemed advisable to
have the celebration take place IN the see-
ond cabin
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, Washington u. C.. June %. 1906 To
Whom II Any Concern: The Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia invite the attention Of keep
OF employment agencies fD the District OF Co
iunbia The following section OF AN Act TO hes-
ulate the Keeping OF Employment Agencies In tie
District OF Columbia approved June 10. 1905:
Section 2, That person shall conduct, teinIs-
rariiy otherwise, any employment agency. per-
form any OF the acts authorized be performed ny
m employ neRt agency IN The District OF Columbia
wit bout procuring license from the Commission
ers of the District OF Columbia herein provided,
and direct them make application To this offfce
without delay for license as therein preseribed-
Comics Of the Act aforesaid giving fun infora Ion
as 70 requirements Of the law In the premises may
be obtained upon application al this office. HENRY
Il n MA1,FA RTsANi3, HENRY l. WEST, JOHN
BlDDLE. Commissioners. d. G. Je26-d esu-5t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
ines IT. zoe; BIT, S1.co; wk., $2.33; 81 20.
FOR EXCHANGE-HAVE YoU A SMALL HorsI;
to trade on Tor Col. Hts. hogsef
SEE NE.
Have you unpreduetive lot to trader
SEE ME-.
lar. house, 17ti and X; sr., 10th and " NV
TO TRADE.
3eIS-tr ". s MfNNix, ist floor. Ili5 r.
FOR EXCHANGE - HANDSOME NEW APART
nent house, well located Dupont Circle. Ist-
floor hall finished in marble: rent. 81 $40 year.
loan. $4,000 5@e. Price, SIS, 5o0-trsde sor
ground or houses
1elsIot MOORE & HILL dne.). Ut 18th st
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FOR RENT
S125. The Marlborough. Or
500. 1907 E NV. Office
SIS. The Marlborough. Or
$50 1914 ia ss NV .sto dr.
SS3.34-.4 Jackson pi. office
SIS. -. z2st q nw, la
SIS. e.. 1900 \ II ss. AZ
SIS. The Marlborough. 3r
S75. ON Lenox st. Chevy
Chase, Sr
s6S. The Marlborough. Or
S65. .loli n Fl as NV. I2sI
SEQ. :. lees l4th NV. III
SIS. 90. 1919 Beim,t I'd Ter
ass. .....I6ia 8 NV, i0rI
Eoo. 1854 siass az NV. u
k55. ......12o6 q NV. o.
SIS. The Cumberland. Or
$40. 70. 1899 X NV. lii
$50. 80. .fe16 I'D NV. Oh
$50. .204 y NV. 1afI
$50. 1872 18th NV. i2rI
$50. The Cumberland, 81
$50. The ciIfbourne. 6rl
s3S. d. 1929 K NV. iisl
S4s. .fTie Riggs pi NV Sc
Sac. 10. zoos MAY NV Tor
$500 isis Hopkins pl. iol
s45.,1ToS De Sales nv, ffsl
taa. The gietasia, 5sI
S<s TIE Wyoming, III
SIS ....i212 s NV, IL
es5. The Cumberland, q,
$4S.s 1852 Euclid nv. Tor
So -. TIE Brunswick A.
S42 80. e3s p zs. O.
Si2 30. ....To5 9th uw. sri
fSa 70, 1907 2utR nN ~
$40 SIS. Iii u rw. IssI
$40 80. $40 @ NV. Tor
es9- The Cambridge, Ar
san gns Phaealx 81
S3T. 30. 2439 Ontario NV Or
say ts.ls e.ete list OF ur,
weekly
sN 1RTIEIIs. EHFEs
tei5-d.eS e1e
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

8FEAM CARPET CLEANING. 'PHoNE MAIN
Z 1880 for 6rsf-ci6ss work ALBERT x ALBERT
3 II CO. 50 sd. ave. ssw. Improved sfesm carpet
eieaners Positively the largest establishment q
sjfs kind IN the city. Inspeeticn invttsA
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NO. 32s *" ST. S. ".
RENT, s11.so. PRICE. 81 500.

Neat brick and frame dwelling 6 rooms and
summer kitchen; lot 16x102 to Soft. alley; ex-
cellent white tenants, who have occupied house
for several years. Better act quickly If you
want this iow-priced property. Only $3.50 cash
required balance in monthly payments of ST. 70.
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FOR RENT POSSIBLY A REDUCTION IN RENT
to good tenant-2 nice 2-stoTy bricks and
rooms and bath: fine condition; located In Bloom
ingdale near y. Cap. and SITS; very eczy, COM
Portable homes. Keys at II NV. II. l..
RUST. COS 14th ST. te23-tf5
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOB RENT-MoORE & HILL aSC.}. III Hath 81.
ueFURNISHED.
1874 n NV isr Sd t400N 1885 p. 6r. b. 49,. 1870
1913 NV 23r 2b 200. 0Ol 2i40 NV Tor. b. 40 10
ofa3y Ar Macs De-
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FOR REST-oPEN; NEW: SIX ROOMS. SIDE
light: hardwood finish; handsomely decorated;
ell improvements; large lot; rent $27 so; No. 142
Adams ST: NV. one square north 1st and w.
Inquire II NV. je22-6t
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UNFINISHED FLATS
new YORK. 1I5 y \. ave. 5 rooms and bath 80 30
FURNISHED FLATS.
Ire wyoming Ne, 50, I rooms and bath.
from July l. 1903, to Sept. Is, 1905. 80. 5000
FLATS.
The Chelsea. % and SITS Sc:
No rooms and bath, per month. .... 30 90
Nc. 2 rooms and bath per month. $50. so 90
SOS 18Th st. NV. % door. rooms. bath. So rs
us 1ltb ST. NV.
Two groom apartments, second and third floors
cheap for summer months.
GASCH * BIRGE. 1926 n Y ave. NV.
nv2S-tf
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
lines. 1t. Coo at. 40 wk.. 81 90. 1 mo-. 81 90
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 80 EXTRACTING;
no pain; feel. act and last longer thar natural
teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless NIL
ing. Or. ]. L. WILSON. 1903 st. n W je6 BOT
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY THIS WEEKS SETS
OF teeth, 1878; gold crowns. formerly $40. short
time IS. 90. Consultations and extractiens abso-
lutely free. Army and Nary Dental Parlors. cor.
9TH aud SITS. NV. Entrance, $50 81.
myl5-60ts5
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
One cent word each time for Is words 8 Tires.
UNpIEzENT KUMPNEE THE NEVER FAIL.
Ing roach food; sure death to water bugs and
reaches; ioc. and 25c cans. And just received
BIRD STORE. 712 18th ST. nv. J.22-tf
RIVERSIDE BOARDING KENNEI.S-s,of3S AND
cats properly cared for irufhe country; water
shade, BATH good food apA large, safe runs in-
Qurs schmid's Bird Store OF 18th ST. Hospitai
for Animals. phone North tepA 21ie iAth ~ nv.
a@-@
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CNFURNISHED
1885 22d Or, b. $3.50 1913 10Th NV lar ST5 90
ISL u av l0r b.SJ00 1Ii9 NV, I2r, b.. So. 90
is24 H av, Tor. b.T500 III 9th NV l2r b. 50. 80
1903 Euclid NV, 9r, so 1898 nth NV Or b. co
Ofiice rms I'd f., 1907 F
Building 1896 q st. will remodel TO suit tenant,
FURNISHED.
We have large number Of very desirable fur
nished houses.
TYLER * RUTHERFORD, Inc. 1867 at. NV.
uy20S5t.
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FOR SALE
have several new Groom bricks. ami. pay
ing So net. Would you Ike to thems
HENRY w. oFFUTT. SD and SITS.
ie1p-tr-eSu
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FURNISHED.

IUR RENT-9 ROOMS . BATHS 6 ROOMS AND
bath, or as apartments; coolest and most at
traetive location fu city; nicely furnished: low
rent nntH october. 1873 Nd. ne.
FOR REST-FUBNISHED HOUSE UNTIL SEPT.
-; hsd roouis: paric5 dining room and kitchen
IN FIRST floor; rent, S2J per month. Address
'COOL HOUSE, Star office. fe25-2t.
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER BUSINESS
property. Price, SIP, COO. Rent
guaranteed 81 $50 per year. under
5-year lease, subject to a trust Of
$1,000. Repairs guaranteed by
lessee for three years Owner
needs money for building purposes
Address
BUILDER K. Star office.
ie26.Sts
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FOR RENT
NV 1923 I. 28r, 2b. $75. 90
Nw.9i2 !, i6r, b. 1890
NV. 212 n ] av 81. b. 45 60
NV. 234 n j av. Sr. b. 40. 60
NV. 1733 r. Tor. b. Al. 90
SW.14Se @. Sr. b.. 81 %
NW.1sl3 9Th. Ar. -. II. 40
CFFICES-N
Central building. Offices.
Gunt0n building, Offices.
Call. at ofi1cs for inf
properties. stables. etc,
Fer further Information
1e16tf j. W.
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Plat ST.-Rcnt, $3.50. Groom porcelain
bath, bAy-window brick. $40 house for $50. So
BLUNDoN, oBRIEN s. BELT dnc.) 1920 G NV.
je23tf
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NE. HOS 9Th, Or. b. /. 1870
NV 400 Ofhsli. 2fDir15. 90
SW.13lS Union. Or. II. 80
SW.Sl9 S Cap.l0r. b. 80. 90
sly. Ills 9th. Or. ...l7. 80
SW $50 Nd av. Ar. .18. SO
SW 1888 9, Ar. so
FLATS.
800 Pa av Sc, ID d. .27. 90
oRTHwEST.
4e8 La ay. ofllces.
srmation regarding alley
have for rent.
apply at once.
PfLLING. 1916 r nv.
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

lines. 1t.eoc- St. s1.20. wk. 81 1 mo-, 81 20
FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT on 10TH STREET
20 by no to alley; call and get figure this.
also fine corner In kalorama Heights. 1.30 per
foot. ALLAN Il. WALKER, 1410 q st.
je27-3t
FOR SALE 50. 900 WILL BUY: QUICK SALE
Lot 50s20o, 9th st. desirable for large apart
ment house. storage warehouse other business:
fine opportunity for profitable investment this Is
bargain investigate; liberal terms OWNER,
Room "a, T34 18th ST. NV. je26-3t'
FOR SALE
SI.75 PER FOOT
VIII buy beautiful corner lot on 18th ST.,
the Heights, fronting on three streets;
6,5Oe square feet OF city parking. This is
one of the choice corners on the handsome
boulevard
FOR SALE
sl.00 PER FOOT
VIII buy fine lot on 10th St, in
Mount Pleasant; IL feet front 10th ST.
This is low for the location. Parties look
ing for site for detached house should in
yestigate.
FOR SALE
In every section of the city and county;
ali sizes and all prices.
Don't decide anything until yon get
our list of lots for sale, city and suburban
Call send for piats of Fernwood
Heights, Oak View and 1ngleside.
The very best improvements are being
made In the NV. section of the city. and
We have the best property in that section.
THos j. FISHER & CO. qnc.l
14i4 ST. NV.
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s., 0oo-SpECIAL BARGAIN IN A VERY AT
tractive suburban home. at Takoma Park; nearly
IT eco square feet OF ground. with fine fruit and
shade trees improved by two-story and cellar
frame house; slate roof; 10 rooms; IN frst-elass
condition: square from electric cars; price
reduced 10 make quick sale.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Hines 1t. soc; ct. 81 90; wk-. s233; mo-. 20
FURNISHED OR UNFuRNIsHED.
II Rent Houses
DAVID MOORE.
1928 n. Y. ave.

!, 1898 Dartmouth NV,
i llr. b, hot-water h45 %
II3i2 r NV. 1lr. b. ~. 20
t1122 n II az NV Or. BIO. 30
lies 18th NV ,1or. 2b o-5o
ii0 n. Y. ave. NV, Sr,
/ b and stable 40. 30
li9i7 18th NV, Tor. b. ~. 80
/ 2si9 18th NV, Tor, b.. 40 80
| 2434 Pa av pw.1ir. b. 40 %
1913 18th NV. Tor, b. 40. 50
! y37-o41 2fst NV 10. be 90
| 1921 School. Tor. ..3s. 00
iI404 nth NV. Or. b. 33 go
tIs45 14th NV, 12r, b.33. so
1918 Corcoran. l0r, BIS. so
( 1880 Dartmouth NV. Or.
b. hot-watef heat. $500
1905 Riggs NV .sr. b. 81. SO
43 n ne, 7r. b. -. go. 90
1912 Riggs NV .sr. b. 30. sc
\ 1909 L NV, Sr, b. 80. 50
s13 18th NV, Ir. b.. 30 70
"a | ne. iir. b.. 80 50
6s V NV. Or, b.. .30.5o
iii 9th ne. Or. b. .2T. %
73l ed NV. 7r. h. +. .27.5o
1922 Wallach. Sr, b. .27 so
i570S Blvd av, 6r.b q so
sos I'd NV, Or. b. %. so
1910 Odd NV, Or. b. %. so
1909 to 1921 Gath NV,
Or, b. ............225o
1905 G sc. Or. b.. q. 50
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-15
Gov. Davis on. the Lid.

For some strange reason the "lid that Gov. Davis caused to be put on and which has been holding down the gamblers and saloon keepers of Hot Springs. for the past month or SO. was raised few days ago and Hot Springs began to sizzle again as that same old ..red hot town. It was rumored that Gov. Davis raised the white flag with the sports while he was there at- tending the Convention last week. He denies it tho and in pretty strong in terviev says:
 "When l was in Hot Springs last week. he says. '.l heard that the gambling houses there would reopen as soon as the Democratic state con vention adjourned. l immediately called up by phone Rev. Amis. pastor of the Baptist Church. upon my return home, and told him what had heard. He informed me that the report was not true. told him If Prosecuting Attorney Scoggin intended to lay down on his job he should send me his res ignation. am advised today that six gambling houses were run wide open at Hot Springs on Saturday night, and that there would be continuance cf the same from now on.
 The governor says he has implicit faith in the ministers of Hot Springs.