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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY.
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS"
BERKELEY.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE.
202 California St. Ground Floor.
Phone Temporary 1011.
MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY.

THE LITTLE OFFICE
Which Does the Business.
EIMwOOD ORCHARD LOTS ARE GOING
FAST. and those who thinking OF taking ad-
vantage Of the last opportunity to secure high
class property in East Berkeley at low prices
must do at once The price will be raised In
a few days, IL there are any lots left.
$3.50 PER FRONT FOOT, half cash. viii Sc
cure 90 feet OF frontage a SHATTUCK-
AVE. corner close in. This price and terms
will enable the purchaser TO double the money
invested In a year.
$4,000 CASH. balance OF $4,000 payable in
and 2 years. will secure TWELVE ACRES of
beautiful hillside property which viii make 70
desirable lots
THE STANFORD COMPANY,
Phone Berkeley 2s4s. 2sOo shattuck Ave.
BAILEY DODGE CO., INC,
2I31 Shattuck Ave, Opp. Berkley Station
TELEPHONE BERKELEY I7O0.
DO YOU WANT A HOME IN BERKELEY,
NEAR THE STATION?
II you do--just see those brand new 4-room
cottages on the north side OF Oregon ST.. Just
east Of Grove st. open for inspection every day.
$4,000 EACH.
A SNAP FOR FEW DAYS
600 feet on 1th at. West Berkeley: $50 per foot:
81 less than any other in the block.
CAPT. w. NJ. LUGG
I15 DELAWARE ST.,
WEST BERKELEY, CAL
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BERKELEY's CHEAPEST HOME SITES
AND
BERKELEY'S BEST INVESTMENTS.
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A splendid lot Spruce ST.: perfect vie7v;
size Of lot, 80 n. east side OF Spruce 81
26s IT, deep, so II. on Arch st. A snap at sS75l.
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HAISEY-WEHN co.
BAY STATION.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
LOTS on EASY TERMS.
x lots 30xi20: $50 each.
: lots 33xI5o: SsGo each
: lots 4cx12U: $500 each.
> lots s2.6xl35: Ss60 each.
This Is your opportunity 10 get busy.
s375O-New 2-story home Of 6 rooms and bath;
strictly modern; a snap.
Call for our regular list.
HAISEX-WEHN CO..
Corner Lincoln Avenue and Bay Street.
Salesman IN Office today.
MODERN. 2-STORY. 1-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
ATTIC AND BASEMENT: LOT 50x100: SOUTH
OF CENTRAL AVE. BETWEEN MORTON AND
ENCINAL STATIONS
COTTAGE OF . ROOMS BATH. BASEMENT
AND LAuNDRYs LOT J0xl2O. PRICE $1,000.
LOT 5O1l03; CHOICE LOCATION: $i40O.
]. $. HANLEY.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND INSURANCE
BROKER.
1910 PARK ST
FOR SALE.
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of bargains in Berkeley property. II you are
thinking OF Berkeley a place for a home or
an opportunity for investment. don't fan to call
upon Our time and conveyances are al
ways at your service.
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ALAMEDA REAL EsrATE-continued.
MILLER & BANTA.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
1929 PARK ST. ALAMEDA,
Are Offering this week some of the best bargains
in Alameda real estate. Following are only
few of the many good buys we have IN oeau-
tiful Alameda homes:
SIS, 50o-Grand up-to-date house OF : rooms IN
swell location near the bay lot 4OXloO;
inlaid floors and hardwood finish.
S3,2J0-COtfage Of rooms. blocks from sta
ton; lot 70x150; this is a good buy; don [
fail II.
81. 1.9oO-Cottage Of > rooms; fine corner lot.
station and school; only takes $1,000
cash
Sc 600-House Of 6 rooms; 1 block TO station;
house Is up 10 date and years olo'
$3.50 down. balance at $40 per month.
S3.300-New up-tO-daIe broom cottage In good
conditions lot 33x150; cottage is one or
the best buys in Alameda.
S5.5o0-House of rooms; large lot; In swell
location: up 10 date; bargain; don [
fail to see IL.
Sc. .50O-New cottage of rooms: lot 33xl5o;
in fine location: finished in burnt wood;
convenient TO train
SIC 50O-The grandest home in Alameda; house
of il rooms large corner lot; in swell
location near the bay. Any one desrous
of fine home can't better this
50. 1j0-Fine Groom house: lot 50xl50; windmill
and tank: near station: fine home.
81. 100 rooms and bath; electric lights and
gas; station; in fine condition; easy
te-ms
$500 each: s lots. 34x1oo; near station; $50
down, balance $40 per month
$6.5OD-2 brand new colonial mats, good lOca-
tion; income S74.50 per month.
We have a good list of lots ranging from $50
10 $1,000. See
MILLER & BANTA.
1924 PARK ST. ALAMEDA.
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BERKELEY. REAL EsTArE-coa.
MAsoN.McpuFFIE CoMPANY,
BERKELEY.

WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS.
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Bunga lows In the Claremont District half block
from new Key Route station and street
cars; $1,000 down and $50 month.
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Make US an oEer OF 5000 on lot IS. bl1cz
II. Oskridge. Clarcmont- This lot has a splel-
did view. faces west Domingo ave and IS
just 500 f. from the Key Route station the
Hotel Claremont; $1,000 is not the price OF the
lot but make US this offer and we can do the
rest
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They are one and the same this week Let US
toll Won about them They are equally good for
the man who wants to build modest home ana
for his neighhor who wants to make small IN
yestment which is ABSOLUTELY SAFE AND
PROFITABLE.
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s., Collaboration ST. north side, near
Dwight-way station: an elegant. Groom
bungalow; lot 40x135; this is close in and
very desirable.
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The northwest corner OF Alcatraz and Htlis-
gass: 50-foot lot facing south directly down
Moulton St. at the head Of which this corner
lot lies: $500 makes this the best buy IN this
whole district. Terms y cash. balance mort
gage. You'll have TO hurry
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50-FOOT LOT on RUSSELL ST. for $500
This is in the well-known BERRY BANGS
TRACT where very few lots can be obtained for
less than $1,000.
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Other beautiful residences in the most exclusive
locat ation from $4,000
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So 5O0-Fine corner. Telegraph ave. and Har-
mon St: 10 feet on Telegraph, 220 feet
on Harmon St; this is great PROPOSE
ton; look il up.
s. 5oO-Colby Tract lot. east side College ave-.
5Ox120.
81 5OO-Splendid cottage, South Berkeley, 5
rooms: lot 50x130.
So sOO-Business lot 76x130. South Berkeley
station; worth 500 per foot.
Stanyan Park. tract; 1-3 sold days; large
lots: 1-5 cash. balance easy payments: :
prices from 500 TO $500; see this tract
before lots are sold: there is money in it,
So 250--6-room Queen Anne cottage; lot 50xl30:
rented $3.50 per month; splendid invest
ment.
81 ,o5O~CaIifornia ST.. 4oxlsO; street work done;
$500 cash.
81 .3OO-Edgewood Park: high, dry lot; i block
to station.
81 500 for big lot east of College ave-. on Stuart
ST.; J0x100; splendid for bungalow; $500
cash.
81. .GOO-4O-foot lot; Duncan ST.. south of Web
ster.
81 50O-Corner Duncan and Webster sts.; AK
i26: fine place for home.
H. S. HASELTINE COMPANY,
2l36 Center st.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE

LARGE, beautifully wooded lots; grand scenery.
hracing mountain air pure spring water. all IN
veritable fairyand: only s. minutes from
Market 81. by SRusalito ferry and fast electric
trains. lots $3.50 up terms. 10 per cent down.
balance SO per month.
broom cottage: minutes from station. 50 250
6-room bungalow: magnificent view ...... s.. go
Groom residence. rare bargain. .......... 81 500
7-room home. barn and garage. ..-..-.-. s.. 500
lOroom mansion: elegant .-..-..-.---.-.. 50 ono
lz-room residence near station. -....-.-. SIG. 900
FRED SCHIINGMAN CO. MILL VALLEY.
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BARGAINS IN LOTS.

PIECE OF UNIMPROvED BUSINESS
PROPERTY on Addison St, just west Of Milvia
Only $40 per foot-$30 a foot less than sur
rounding frontage, and less than half the price
of University ave. property, only block away
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s., T,T50-College west side a magnificent
S-roOm residence, new, 4 bedrooms, sparlor
dining-roOm, den, kitchen and pantry; In
terror beautifully finished and decorated; ;
high basement and laundry; charming
view Of hills and bay; lot 40x120: in
full view OF new Hotel Claremont $500
mortgage remain.
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TWO LOTS IN SAN PABLO PARK for $740
each. Only $40 casino interest. no taxes.
Nothing cheaper can be found in Berkeley.
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SlS5e-New 4room cottage with bath. pantry,
laundry. etc; lot 30x1o0; street work done I;
close to car line and convenient to school
church and stores; terms $500 down, bal
ance $50 monthly
S2450-New 4-room cottage. with reception hall.
bath. pantry. laundry; street work done !;
LOT 50xl00; convenient 10 S. p. station and
car line; terms $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
$3100-New Broom high-basement cottage with
bath. pantry laundry. etc: combination
fixtures; blocks from s. p. station and
convenient 10 Key Route; terms $500 cash,
balance monthly.
S3250-Very pretty Broom bungalow; bath,
pantry. laundry, ETC.; combination fixtures
reception hall; large closets: lot 40x135:
street work and walks complete terms
$1,000 cash. balance monthly.
$375o-Beautiful new 5-room bungalow; large re-
ccp;i0n hall: very large rooms; paneled and
beamed ceiling dining ROOM combinati
fixtures; rooms tinted to suit; lot 40x103;
all street work done; terms $500 cash. bal
TO suit; close TO Key Route and car
lines.
o. A. RUDOLPH.
LORIN STATION, SOUTH BERKELEY.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
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beautiful 5O-foOt lot facing south In Oakvale
ClaremOnt; covered with pretty trees some ot
which are now in full bloom. Price $3.50 and
on easy terms. too Soon $500 VIII not touch
this.
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A 55-FoOT CORNER IN FAIRvIEw PARK.
facing southwest and within three blocks Of Key
Route station. The price is s2750-about $500
below its value.
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An elegant lot 80 IT. wide and facing south
on Claiming way. east Of College. about n
foot above the sidewalk. Property IN this VI
cinity is worth S1C0 foot. We can sell this
not last.
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A CLAREMONT LOT. with a fine view. for
$40 PER FOOT. Size 5Ox150 One Of the best
bargains to be found in Claremont.
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BARGAINS IN HOUSES.

bAhGA1NS IN AODSES.
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS ON PROSPECT
ST Large lot. fine view, artistic home. Price
Ss500 with only $4,000 cash required to buy it.
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW In NOrthlands. Just
finished, neat and cozy. $3200-one quarter cash.
balance $50 per MONTH Nothing cheaper Of
better value in Berkeley.
HOME IN FAIRVIEW PARK Large lot
new 6-rom house. Price $3.50; just reduced
from $4,000 to effect quick sale; half cash. "A
bargain.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.
SOME OF OUR BEST.
SO, 150-Allston way. close TO Berkeley station
new. Groom bungalow: dining and living
rooms paneled: lot 35x13J; $500 down,
balance like rent.
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Here are few especially good buys on our list
Of general properties.
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/ slOJO0-Telegraph ave, Derby; the finest
Broom residence in Berkeley for the
money; beautiful grounds. palms. flowers
and sfrubbery; furnace heated; cement
basement; back stairway; stable; com
plete in every detail; lot 46xllo
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY.
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large. slightly lots. wooded bay and mountain
view: streets being graded and severed: building
restriction: minutes 10 station: lots % feet sud
larger; price $3.50 up. T. G. PARKER co.
l. T. PARKER. Agent. MIL valley.
THE choicest property in Mill Valley: low prices
easy payments. For particulars LIPP.
JASPER 4 GHIRARDELII, zoe Countryman
building 315 Van Ness ave
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! FAIRYIEW PARK-Several choice lots in this
exclusive tract al $40 the front foot; this
property will advance one-half within the
next six months; buy now.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
FIGHT TERR0RISTS
BLOODY BATTLES OF NIGHTLY
OCCURRENCE AT THE RUS
SIAN CAPITAL.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 15.-The police
here, who are conducting a series OF
arrests in house searches as the result
of the information obtained from the
recently captured documents, are hav-
ing almost nightly battles with the
terrorists and fighting legion organi-
cations of revolutionists. During the
night there we're two ARRAYS, in which
the police had one man killed and a
lieutenant, a sergeant and a patrol
man wounded. The most serious af-
fair occurred in the most respectable
quarter on Basil street, a short dis
lance from the scene of the bomb ex-
plosion of Jan. II. A detachment of
police, which attempted to storm a
suspected dwelling, was met with con
tinuous volleys from revolvers and
rifles and was finally compelled to
withdraw with the loss of three men.
A force of cavalry a summoned and
after three volleys the revolutionists
surrendered. An attack on a house
occupied by revolutionists OF st. Pc
tersburg island was repulsed. a police
man being wounded, and the garrison
escaped in the darkness before the
arrival of troops which had been sum.
mOned.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
WORRYING THE KAISER.
Socialists Making Much Headway In
Germany.

SSsssS0s
Berlin, Jan. 15.-The campaign of
the Socialists apparently is makiLs
aeadway and in official circles it is
stated that the kaiser is worried. The
Socialists are confident of victory, but
they are not permitting their cam
.paign to lag. They are we'll supplied
with money and are contesting 1913
out of the 1877 election districts in the
empire.
The government adherents are using
the foreign bugaboo in their campaign.
but it seemingly is having little effect.
The contrasts between the candi-
dates in some of the districts is strik-
ing. In Gotha a Socialist shoemaker
is running against the hereditary
prince, nephew by marriage of King
Edward. In another district a So
cialist miller is contesting against n
of the kaiser's favorites.
The Socialists are using arguments
against the great increase in army
and navy expenditures, but their
strongest point apparently with the
electors is that which they make
against the increased power the kaiser
exercises in governing the empire.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
SUBMARINE EARTHQUAKE.
seismograph at Apia Registers Severe
Disturbance.

San Francisco, Jan. 15.-A quaking
of the earth's crust, ore severe than
any one that has ever been recorded,
is reported to have been felt at Apia,
Samoa, Dec. II, according to a report
brought from there by the Australian
liner Ventura, just arrived here. For
three hours the seismograph of the
German scientists stationed at the
South Pacific island recorded a shock
that for violence has been
equaled so far as has been registered.
1t is estimated that the center of
the disturbance was 900 miles south
of Apia. The news of the instruments
record was brought to the Ventura by
Captain Allen of the Maori, the boat
that runs between Page Page and
Apia. The point Of disturbance was
submarine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
EXPLOSION OF kEe OF POWDER
IcNIrEs GAS IN coLLlERY
At CLINTON, IND.
INTERIOR OF the NINE WRECKED.
INTENSE HEAT DELAYS WORK
OF REscUiNe PARTY FOR
SEVERAL HOURS.

Clinton, Ind, Jan. 15.-Seven dead
and three injured miners have been
taken from mine No. z as the result
of an explosion. The search for dead
is continuing, but it is believed that
all have been taken out.
Two hundred miners had descended
to the mine for work in the morning.
At 6:45 a terrific explosion shook the
interior of the mine, followed by blind
ing clouds of smoke. There was a
rush for the bottom of the shaft and
as rapidly as possible the miners were
hoisted to the surface. A rescuing
party to bring out the dead and in
jured was organized and an effort
made to ascertain the cause
It is believed a miner in entering
No. z set fire to a key of powder by a
spark from his lighted lamp and the
explosion ignited gas in the mine. For
several hours it was impossible to
enter the mine on account Of the heat.
The trapdoors had been blown down
and air could not circulate in the en-
tries, Temporary doors were arranged
and the mine was cleared OF smoke,
allowing men to enter. The bodies OF
the dead men were found badly burned
and disfigured. In several cases iden-
LITIGATION was difficult. -Four Of the
dead men had families, members Of
which were gathered at the shaft en-
trance when the bodies were brought
to the surface. Heartrending scenes
attended the recognition Of the man
gled features. Over 1000 people gath
cred at the mine and offered assist
ance. The interior of the mine IS
wrecked.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
Score Of Soldiers Implicated.

From all this the president gathers
THAT from fifteen to twenty negro SOL
'diers committed the outrage and that
sbme of the numerous shots e fired
into the town FROM the fort.
1.-THE shooting" the president finds.
Twas done at midnight. After the
lhrst volley the soldiers advanced on
the town. firing into residences and
two hotels, with the results above
mentioned. Few of the soldiers in the
tort, therefore, could have been ig-
norant of the affair, indeed, from this
additional evidence, it is probable that
hut few of the soldiers dismissed could
have~missed seeing the attack.
81 have gone carefully over every
issue of law and fact that has been
raised. am now satisfied that the
eject Of my order was not to bar
these men from all civil employment
under the government and that por-
zion of the order Is hereby revoked.
AS to the rest Of; the order Diminishing
the individuals without honor there is
no question as to my legal power. The
UQe! WdS WACAAn NY utSSt csAoA' uu-
der the Constitution and laws, and
can not be reviewed or reversed ex-
icept by another executive order. Such
s;sction was imperative unless l proved
ifalse to my sworn dirty. tNf sany spf
tthe3e men 4san show hhe ssiss clear Of
}kuit 1 will take what action IL war
the scirsumstancestI have
.related certainly put upon such maj
tie burdeK soEseieasfng himself
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
ISSUE A CRITICAL ONE.
Japanese Becoming a Factor in Ha
waiian Islands.

Wattan lSIano8. .
San Francisco, Jan. 15.-Representa.
tive Kalanianaole of Hawaii arrived
here during the day on the Ventura
on his way to Washington.
"The Japanese undoubtedly are be-
coming a factor in the islan6s," he
said. 1T is clearly recognized there
that the issue will become a critical
one. l do not think there is any dan
ger of the Japanese becoming Amer.
lean citizens in SUFFICIENT numbers to
enable them to secure political control
of the islands. The chief measure
which l shall press in Washington will
be that recently urged by President
Roosevelt's message, the return to
Hawaii of Is per cent of the customs
receipts for the furtherance of gov
eminent purposes there"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
FIGHT ON FREIGHT RATES.
Interstate Commerce Hearing at Spo
kane, Wash.

Interstate Commerce Hearing at Spo-
kane, Wash.
Spokane. Wash, Jan. 15.-A battle
over freight rates, the result of which
may affect wholesale centers all over
the nation, was begun at he court
house here during the morning before
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Charles A.. Prouty and Franklin X.
Lane. 1t is the suit Of the city Of Spo-
kane, the chamber of commerce and
the Spokane Jobbers' association
against the Great Northern, the North
ern Pacific. the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation company and allied rail-
way lines. The complaint charges
unjust discrimination in freight rates
in that rates on goods shipped from
Eastern points to Spokane are based
on the through rate from the East to
the Pacific coast, plus the return rate
from the coast to- Spokane.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
Why Colds are Dangerous.

You often hear the expression
sbeware Of a cold,' but why? We
will tell you: Every cold weaKens
the lungs, lowers the vitality and
paves the way.for the more serious
diseases. People who contract
Pneumonia first take cold. The
longer as,oold hangs on, the greater
the danger, especially from the
germ diseases, as 2 cold prepares
the system for the reception and
development 81 the germs Of con
sumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever
and whooping cough. Take our
advice, cure your cold 4 while you.
can. Chamberlain''sl Cough Rene.
dy will do It'ssuceess. in cir:
ing colds has given II world wide
reputation. 'E6fsalss ~ all drug
y ss9..,. ~. a:sf,@ - sa,StAs.s .asssS *. .ss.s.s
kASl0s 9....Y I, Isl ~ .fs9s& .H I. 49, 2g8t DISSATISFACTION.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
ELEVEN .ApMlRALs TO. RETIRE.

Only Two of Spanish Wa Heroes Mill
Be Left in Service,
New York, Jan. 15.-The first of the
eleven rear admirals who will be re-
tired from the navy this year will
leave the active, service on Wednes-
day. On that day Rear Admiral
Charles D. Sigsbee goes; on the retired
list. OF the higher officers; who made
history in the war with Spain only
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral
Robley d. Evans will be- left In active
service.
Rear Admirals Sampson and Philip
are dead; Schley and Clark retired
several years Ago.; Admiral McCalla
retired last July and Hobson is I'm poll
tics.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
illuminating Gas Kills Three.

New York, Jan. 15.-Illuminating
gas, which escaped during the night
from a small. stove used for heating,
caused the death Of Meyer Rubin, aged
fifty years; his wife, Rosa, fifty-eight,
and their son Phillip, seventeen. in a
Brooklyn tenement. Their ~hfteen-year.
old daughter Rosa, who also vas in
the house at the time, Is now at q
hospital unconscious and in q critical
condition as q result Of inhaling the
gas. 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
Arguments in the Shea Trial.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Arguments we're
commenced during the day in the Shea
trial, with States Attorney Holt open
ing for the state. He characterized
President Shea Of the.5Teamsters, un-
lion in bitter. terms, denouncing him
as the leader Of q disrepntable element
In labor's ranks. II Is expected that
the arguments will consume the
greater part Of the week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
BATTLE FOR BAILEY ESTATE.
Nieces Of Deceased Circus Man After
Share of $2,0O0,oOo.

Share Of $2,000,000.
White Plains, N. Y, Jan. ia le-
gal struggle for the possession of the
$4,000, 600 estate left by James A.
Bailey, the circus proprietor, began
before Surrogate Willard here during
the day. Under Mr.. Bailey's will the
entire estate goes to his widow, Ruth
Louise Bailey, who also is made sole
executrix. The instrument is being
contested by Mr.. Bailey's nieces, May
Gordon and Annie Robinson, both of
Detroit. They contend that at the
time the will was drawn Mr.. Bailey
was Of unsound mind and that he was
moved in disposing of his property by
undue influence, Misrepresentation
and fraud.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
ARMED MEN ATTEND COURT.
kentuekians Aroused, Over Corpora
TONS Fight for Land.

tion's FIGHT for Land.
Prestonburg. KY, JAM 15.-Many
armed men are. here to attend the
proceedings in the county court on
the motion of the Eastern Kentucky
Land corporation to list $4,000 acres
of land in Floyd county for taxation.
The corporation claims that It has title
to the land under grants made by the
state of Virginia in the latter part of
the Eighteenth century. The present
holders of the land are greatly excited
over the case and It is believed there
is danger of an outbreak in case Of q
decision in favor of the corporation.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-01
NATIVE WORK HORSES

/ have on sale 20 head of
halter broke native horses
coming 4-years-o old, at my
place l mile west of Wash
burn. These colts will
make horses that will
weigh from 1900 to l4OO
pounds. Also 10 head of
broke work horses. Terms
cash or bankable security.
Horses can be seen any
time. Come early and
get choice of bunch.
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