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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-22
MEMORY Of LINCOLN 5
GREAT DEBATE
SEMI CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
TIoN HELD AT OTTAWA,
ILL, YESTERDAY.
WHEN NE NET DOUGLASS

A 24-Ton Boulder Marks the Spot
Where the Great Emancipator Met
For the First Time the Little
Giant" OF Ante Bellum Days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-22

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DAVIS. 7TH 4 f S.w.
1891 H't'n pl sw. 4r.7.bn
4s7 C sw. Or. ..17.b0
10 H sw. pr. LIST A. 600
1O6 9th ne, Or. ami. q. 50
467 y sw, ID a. .1A.O0
SOC G sv. 2r. I'd a. 1880
1912 Union sw. Or. 1910
ISL l. sw. Or. b. 300
40 9th sw .sr. b. 1880
l2l AZ sw. 3r. ..15.OO
120SZ c sw.6r, b. 20. 50
832 l. sw. 6r. b. .22.50
041 Nd av sw. Or. 1900
945 Md Az sw. 6r. .16. 90
1921 s Cap ~, sta. 500
345 X sw. Or, b. I'd A. 90
1919 LIST nw. LIST d.
Or, b. d. 90
2O8 18th sw. 3r 4
Ar. ns. .&l8 to $3.50
127 18th sw. a 2. ..17.15
2l2 IAN ne. 6r. b.lS. so
GA l sw. 6r. b. 20. so
1923 9th &c. Or. IL. 50
II Union CT sw,5r 30
l2l r sw. ar. -. $50
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FOR RENT
1914 y NV. 49,. $3.50 Onl HOS o NV. 12r. b50.Oo
706 18th NV -. .63. IS 1910 18th NV. -. so 90
613 18th Twist 4. 5000 SW cor 9th and Sher.
712 18th nv. banking idan SITS. ....... 30. 90
room $50 % Rear 1910 T nv. 30 90
437 18th NV. I'd 12S.0 90 1921 18th NV. 7r, b. q. 30
1900 nv. month. 100. 90 SAG Columbia I'd. ~ so
1928 11th NV. so. 90 Pope building. 8
1125 2lst NV. 5000 rooms SIS 70 II 80
1893 Q NV. Tor. b.50.65 1921 Otis at ne. 20. 90
6lG 9th NV. As. 0Os 800 18th ..la.GI
The Chelsea. "a and r Sc, list floor. $50 50
The Chelsea % and Sc. Sd door. $500. $3.50
Five furnished apartments in The Dupont foI
summer.
THE HARRISON REALTY co.,
ap22.n GOT q st. NV.
FOR RENT-l743 F at. n ROOMS AND BATH.
&a3 ~ per month EVANS ESTATE. 1924 New
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SEES
Ioi3 rucl,d 6y. h. Ak. "a
33l3 pros sy12r Il AZ "A
3a2a I4th ar h. Al. "a
1897 ore nv, iir.b. a. "a
Rns 6th ne ar h 70 80
% V ne. 6r. r.. 10. 20
tx z ny r h "a "a
oa,n x Can ar h % "a
isi7 1oth Ar h "a "a
iIo7 Harvard q, bo7 "a
ao4o Camh're Or hos "a
1891 18th NV, Or. b. %. "a
18iS q &C. ar. h 20. 30
o3s Az sw. e,r. ". .1s.50
i1h Heckman ar. h IL IN
san Ieth 90 a. h II IA
Wv
IT'S.
3Ol r nv. Or, b. $3.50
7O6 18th. Pr. ~. 90
1918 sip i ist NV NV er. . b. Is. o.
1928 35th. 5r. b. 10. 80
TIC G ne. 3r. b. 20. So
n Todd pl ne, LIST
floor, 5r, b. $3.50. IA. 90
Goa 7fh ne. I'd d. 1880
sfENTS.
1887 n nv. 5r. b. 1880
704 18th, 81. 4r, n. q. 90
| 400 Newton nw 3r hia 3,
i314 q nv. Or. s. l6 "a
SHED.
4l5 nth ne A. h ~ "a
| 7ia iath nv. - h 81 N
1921 Ryirhtvood AZ
q. .S1o and IA. m
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FOR RBNT-UNFURNISHED.
1921 Mass. ave., II rooms, 2 baths. .S2o0 %
1853 Mass. ave-. 11r. 4 b.: hot air heat. ISIS
I01 Sc. 10 rooms aud bath. ........ 4S.7S
a06 A at. Sc. o rnomA and bath. ....... $3.50
1871 9th st.. 10r and b................ $3.50
1908 Fl NV. II rooms and BATH. $3.50
! 1913 9Th ct. NV. 7r. and b........... $50
102 Ut. NV, rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
ISL 4th NV. rooms and bath ....... $3.50
1871 9th nv. o rooms and hath ....... $3.50
1908 y. Fl. ave. g rooms anc bath h.. %. 50
1925 18th ne. rooms and bath. ~. 70
2O40 35th st. NV, rooms. 1854
124o ~ st. s.w.. rooms. ............ 10 SO
APARTMENTS.
Apart. 2, the Regina, 6r. and bath. ~. 80
Apart. I. the Regina. 6r. and bath 80. ~ 80
Hammond Court. 30th and @ SITS, SRI 47.So
The vfvans. 1873 g st NV 5r. and b.. ~ 90
Apart. 2. the Stoddard Or and b.. $50
The Nivans. 4 rooms and bath ... $500
The vfvans. 1928 g at. NV 4r and b.. 1000
The Hanson. 1910 sth 1T. ne q. and b. Is. 90
1907 ne. rooms apd bath. =. o3. 90
The Park View. 425 4th st. 2r and b.. 1000
Shop rear 1918 9th Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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FOR RExr.nY 2; =; aAuL co. TIN NV.

FOR RENT-BY b. r. Z
Ne cor l4th 4 n. .&6S. "
to6 18th. lSr. -. 80. 90
Dos sth sw, ST.. b.staG. 90
iI4S 8 nv, 11r. Sb. So. 90
200 5th sc. ato. Or. bD. 90
1855 Park I'd. Tor. b.45.D
so r NV. l4r. b...4i.m
Goa @ NV. Sr. h.. 81 50
1922 It'll nw. sto. 81 80
I'LL 7th nv. store31 so
92O \ NV. Tor. b. .35. 80
s23 5th nv. Tor. h.35 so
mos 9th nw.lOr. b. 30. 80
G22 @ NV. 7r. b. 30. %
1872 Orb NV. 7r. b.30. so
Sii p no. l2r. b. II so
7ls r ! ar.6r. b. sto. %. 50
1881 9Th ny. Or. b. g. so
% r ne. 6r. b. =. 81. 80
i343 r nv. store. .2s 90
sl4 G ne. 7r. b. ..3. 80
B39 Fla az nv. Or. b. q. 50
1918 VI nv. Tor. b. ~. 50
eth and Morton.
sfo. sta. 20. 30
1902 D sc, Or. b. 1850
632 L at. NV. warehol
Storage room. 45x00. Fl
-. ,- al -
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FUN "EssN II SA1sNsS
7O4 18th st. NV. Pho
HOT
1902 q nv. Tor. b.$67.50
1908 Fairm't. Tor. b. go. 90
1927 18th nv. Tor. b60. 90
1870 n nv. l1r.h..55 90
1852 Z nv. Tor. b. $3.50
1870 18th nv. l2r. bsO. 80
1909 RIav NV. l2r. b5n. 90
l46s Clifton. Tor. b.41.@
1872 Clifton. Tor. h.41.D
al2 r NV. 15r. 2b. IS. 30
COLT q. Tor, b.. :. 1913
1887 18th nv, lar, b. $500
1898 18th. Or. b. $500
2ll4 list Or. b. 81. 80
1891 18th NV. Or. b. 81 80
2l0l \ CAP, 6r. b.3. 30
S25 9Th NV, Or. b. So. 50
FL!
~ NJ NV. 7r. b. $3.50
231a 18th NV. Or. b:
,7 "a Willard VIII sr. b. ESQ
1881 Willard. I'd a.
6r, h. ..N. oV
1881 Willard. list q.
Sr, h. ...........2 .aO
APART
ica c ne. ar. h. ...35. so
1898 4th. I'd door,
front, Or. b. .....2.0
1919 g. 4r.b.h't,rf.@ 1000
1888 4th. 5r. D. Is. 80
2In1 P NV. 12r. b.. 200
1910 corcoran.e r. b. -. 90
1902 g NV. sr. b. .65 90
lOl Seaton. 6r, h. $3.50
OFFICE
1na 18th nv. 3 frs 40. 90
10th 4 F. se cor. II. 1000
7o6 18th. "a. 3r. b. 40. 90
STO
11s l4th. banking r..1Dl
GO X NV. storage. 20 90
"a & r nv. sto. dw. &C. 90
l77a r NV. 1000
1910 4th ne. sto. Or. .31.0
2901 Rrightw'd nv.25.@
72l 18th ne. sto. 4r. d. 50
Store 18th & Pa Az se.
1000 H ne. large. 30. 80
FOR GOOD col.
1911 18th NV. Z rooms
2481 r st. nv. LIST moo
3lOl-3l03 & NV. & roo
SHANNON
7O4 18th
''IOok for our Gree
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AUL CO.. TIN & L wv.
| 1O4 II I Az nv, o..
,a : ana G eo u; ;; Ii. adi Il. g
1922 X se. 5r. w..l5.3O
234l 9Th nv. Or. y. Is. 40
r 613 l. nw.wafeh'ei5.00
1851 Sherman av.5r Is. 90
Rear eli6 18th nv.
Z stalls & box still 1900
a0lh 7fh ne, storel5. %
2034 7th NV. stoee.l4.D
$500 Brentwood av.
store and cellar. 1850
2oOl Roeedale ne. 6r12.0
1902 Brightwood AZ.
5r. v. 400
Rear ilOs q ITO H
! NV. stable. 1000
! 8l6 la ~. basement.
! cOI0RED TENANTS.
/ 114s Seatnn nw. 6r. h23. so
| 2iOO NYav nw.7f. w12.m
2035 Gales ne. ar. WHO. so
$3.50 NY ~ nw,5r.wl0. so
Ise .,.............l68.6 go
eedman's alley. 90. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18
FOR SALE-WAREH0USE SITE.

FOR SALE-REMARkARLI CHEAP; SpLEN-
did warehouse site near 7th and II. l. ave
nv: lot IS by over 100 IT,; great bargain ut
81 40.
WILLIGE. GIBBS DANIEL. COS & COS 18th
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

SIS. ..is45 Cnreoran. 7r
&S. The Wyoming. 3f
@. .....l212 o NV. 81
$3.50. Montgomery. 4r
So. so. The I.andmore,Sr
S32. so. 1913 10th nv. Or
S3?- so. .13 c So. 9P
$50 so. The Phoenix. 5r
Sc. 50 DOT varnum nv. 7r
$40. 80. ;. 800 Webster. n
&S2. 20. 1918 B'wnod Az. II
81. 50. .43ls 9th nv. 1r
so. 50. 1888 18th Ew. A.
$50. 80. IN Sd NV. Or
$50. .sia Fl NV. ar
$50. 43c 9th NV. hall
so. sol o nv. o&ces
$40. The Victoria, 4r
$27.m. 1924 10th nv. n
$27. 80. .271O Decatur. 81
$27. so. 1923 IngIeside, Ion
se8- 1908 10th nw. Or
S2s. ~. .716 r sw. a.
So 80. az r ew. Or
:2s. So. .i1i0 12d nv. O.
&2S so. .h2a Shepherd. 6s
s2s.1. .+O4 Shepherd. Of
S2S. 40. .21l4 K NV, 6r
&25. .SO3 9TH NV. r.
500. .5S5 Quincy NV. 7r
39S. .....131e d nv. Or
500. 30. 400 Wash nv. 6r
SO. 30. .S416 Prospect
ave NV. A.
set. so. 1871 9th ne. er
$50. so p nv. Or
$40. an. 226 Mass Az nw.a
$3.50. 224 Mass nv, 6r
$3.50. .36ia 18th NV, 5r
$3.50. .24Sl NJ NV. 6r
81a. .S236 P NV. Rr
$3.50. .222 Mass nv. a.
$40. 1874 NJ av nw.5r
STA. .946 r nv. rear sta
$14. 40. .2534 9th nv. 5r
&l2.7S. 1923 Fuller nv. Sr
$l1. .h8 NJ se. 4r
$40. 40...11 Fenton ne. 81
SO. 20. 1922 Half sc. nr
$40. 40. .A16 2Ist NV. II
-. .1l32 Half &c, Ar
perry for rent send Tor
bulletin.
M & HENSEY CO..
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FOR REST-BY SHANNON L LICHS.
7O4 18th st. NV. Phones Main 2345 and 2a46.
HOUSES
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FOR RENT
iii r NV. Tor, 2b. $50 so
ISIS Riggs nv. Tor.
h-w heat. 81
1910 Riggs nv. Tor.
b $3.50
adS II NV, Tor. b. AZ. 90
2el F ne. sf. h. .27.M
2a9 c So. 11r. b. .27.@
sol 18th Sc. Or. b. ~. M
my16-St John SCRIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

S2l 18th -. Or, b. 20. 90
6l4 L ne. Or. b. 70. no
314E q Re. 6r. b. .11.H0
1928 Attn Sc. Or. w.12.50
1918 LIST Sc. 6r, ". IL. SO
Sna G ne. 5r. w...lo.5O
1925 Ga ay Sc. Or.
w..-...........l 1910
PNFR 3tQ AL a. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT
IT, stb NV. lar. 3D.. steam heat. $50 90
l423 Pa. ave- Sc 6r & b.. yard & eel. 20 IS
518 18th NV Ar & b. fiat I'd h0or :. Is 90
1904 Pa ave Sc 6r 4 b.. Dat. $50. 1880
1873 Pa ave. Sc. 5r. & b.. Nat. ....... 1880
1901. Ca ave Sc 5r. 4 b., fiat. ... IL. so
1851 ia. ave. Sc. 5r. h b.. fat. ..... 1850
40 fifth ne 5r h b.. dat. ... 80
21S Fla. ave. NV, Or, b., COL. TENANT %. IS
mylS-3ts
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Gao Az. Ut 4 M. 40. 90
zoos 9th sw. 8r, b.11.50
"a l4th Sc. f'r. b. % so
2 Ga nv Sc. 6r. sto. IL. 90
200 10th sw. Ar. b.lO.O0
Tbos. p. Brown.6l7 ~ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENTS ROOMS AND BATH. 1890.
Nice front porch; large back yard: convenient
10 two car lines. 1917 Gath st. NV
STONE Fairfax, 1912 n. Y. ave. NV
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POH REM
IS. 500. cS3O Mass nw,lliI
g, 900. $40 18th nv. TAP
81. 500 4 81 800. ..2c36
Mass nv nv. ior
$3.50. III 7th NV. store
$ia3. .leA oath NV. 12r
elO0. ;. .131O'G nv, Tor
500 & $50. ..1407 18th
s7s.. loen 18th nv. Tor
SIS. .l7R Q NV. Tor
SOS. lO1l \ Fl Az NV, Ter
$50. .l625 14th nv. l2r
500. .25o3 Champlafn AZ
$3.50. 1926 Y NV NV. IT, IL
xss. ..@N Newark. ar
&55. 1870 y nv. o.
SIS. .3O5 Champlain Nv
sss. .17s2 Col I'd. Tor
SIS. 1903 Kal'a nv. 13r
&S2 so. The westovce. 6r
4S2. 80. 1919 Gath nv, Tor
$50. 10. ltI0 K NV, 1Ir|
$50. &. .22I1 Wash cir.af
$50. 60. .lO16 2od nv. Or
$50. 1924 nth nw. Tor
$50. The Marlborough. ?r
@. ..3l77 18th NV. Or
$50. 1893 KLINE nv, Tor
945. 40. zoos y n av. l0f
A5. 80. .141a 9Th NV, l0r
4!.. The Pebbleton, 6R
8. The Wyoming, 3r
SS. The Victoria, ErI
@. ;. Tha Wsstover, &.
&4?. AZ. 1912 s NV. 11r'
$40. 80. The Brunswick Ar
e42. 80. The Miller, Sr
g g Is ;IS1$ 9 NV. Tor
M.@. 200 Wash ct. ~
so. so. .203n r NV. Tor
40. iii Enclid NV, Or
$3a. 10. 1927 Ore Az. Tor
x3I 80. The .1andmore. 5F
S3I. 80. 2443 Ont I'd NV, 0r
Forest Glen. Md. lz1
s35. so. 1908 29d NV. Or
81. 50. 1913 " nv, Tor
So. 30. 1902 s nv, ar
s35. 50. 500 21st NV. Tor
For complete list OF Pm
SWARTZELL. RHE
80 n c. sn~ 4
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FOR RENT
1l2O 9th nv, 13r Sci 90 $50 No av nv. ar. 20 50
COZ NV. Sr. -. .30.S 2026 18th NV. Or. 30. 30
17llls Sth nv. 7r Is SO 1922 6T Is. so
lO4 Corcoran, Ivy 439 8th sw. 6r. 80
City. Sr. 200 Is Col terrace NV,
336 Bland alley nv. Ar. ...........,. 1000
4r...........11 so Rear 1923 vt Az nv.
1852 Kramer ne, Or. Ia .
$50 1875 @ sw, 81. -. $50
s14 Sd &c. ST.. =. $50 Rear al Lnworth
1872 holland alley sw. pl nv. Or. 500
400 446 o st. alley NV.
1873 LIST sw. Ar. $50 Ar ............... 7.5O
13l Central av. Ivy 1925 holland alley.
City. 3r. .........i.On ", 3r. ..6OO
1919 O nv, 12r. 30. col
APARTMENTS.
1901 " C. ST. ne, Eat, Sd a., h. fur b. ar. $37 so
1906 " c. st. ne, nat I'd d.. b. fur. Or. so so
o2T 9th st. NV 4r. and b. Sd n.......... 200
800 z at. NV, rooms. I'd hoor. 800
439 9th ct. NV. rms. 10. H. IL. Sd a., 3rs. LOO
CNFURNlSHED ROOMS.
40 9th ST. N.Y.. Room No. !. ............ 20 90
I405 Il, AT NV rooms ID floor . $3.50
DIR Az A. NV rooms 4th 6..... 10 nO
116 n Al sc 2 rooms 1st f... $50
tO3 Oakdalo Ct NV rooms ....r $50
14O5 1st st NV basement room. 900. 500
STABLES.
Rear 400 ut. NV. IL stalls. ........... 1900
Rear 353 ST. Observation-Disclosures. 800
| mv1G-3ts A. e. CAYWOOD a33 9th st. NV.
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FOR REST-ON NORTH CAPITOL ST: NEW
house: rooms and tiled bath: concerted Gel
lar: furnace heat: unusually large front and
heck yard; individual front and hack po-ches;
EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT. Detailed
particulars from SHANNON & LCCHS. 1Oi
18th NV. my15-3t eS,I
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FOR RENT
1Ili y. Y. ave. NV. rooms b., Gel .$2a m
30e c 81. ne. rooms and bath. ..... Is 50
STORE
1903 " ~. NV, large store ...... 500 50
PRANK T. RAWLINGS co. ancb.
mvl6-3ts 1908 Pa ave- NV
FOR RENT-2145 ST Nv: II ROOMS;
hot-water heat. modern plumbing: two tubs ;
windows scr~ened: curtains: excellent for room
renting. Rent. &45 per month: reduced to &35
for summer months. OWNER. my16-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT-TO COIORED: A NICE BAY
window brick house; 8 large rooms and hath;
123a Linden st. ne: $20.50 CLIFFORD a.
RORDEN 6oA 5th NV myl6-st .eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT-Sso 9TH ST. Ne: ROOMS AND
porcelain hath; excellent condition: gas and
coal ranges: convenient to Fl Ut. cars: rent.
s3o ~ per month. II. l.. RUST,
mr1b-tf5 eos 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

632 L ct. NV. warehouse. .l66. oo
nr1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18
FOR RENT-HoUsEs..
CNFVRNISHED.

FOR RENT-(TO COLORED PEoPLE,-TWO
rooms 113 Sth st. Sc, IS so per mo. rooms
rs 5th st. Sc. &7.3o: 8 rooms. III 9Th ST.
go! 60; rooms sns Gresham pisce nv. S.
Apply Room IA. No 472 La ave.
mrIC3t eSns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT-3l3 Hsw., sto. 4 dw IT.. b. go. 70
3l2 Ala s.w.. large atore dwg. ST.. b.. $3.50
44s az se.Sr.h. 20SO,1c6 G sw. sfo. 2r.b IL. 80
1875 Half se, ST, b. 80 B. Leonard, 532 Az s.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT-s4550 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: la.7
KENYON ST. brick. 10 rooms. . tiled
baths. hot-water heat. NEVER OCCUPIED
One block If car lines Open r. ]. MAR
SHALL. Realty Banking and Trust Co.. 1870
y. Y. ave. my l6-3teSu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-18

FOR RENT-l7O1 ST NV
rooms and bath: in fine repair: desirable
corner house.. for colored tenants; rent only
5000.
MOORE & HILL INC,
my16-3t 1879 8 1t. NV.
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FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR KkNI-NEAR NEW MUNICIPAL. BUIl,D.
ing. roorling hous. Furnished or unfurnished,.
with modern lunchroon ground moor: Ne
Bis 18th 81 nv. For terms apply to
HElSkELL McLEkAN. laos q e.
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-01-15
Look Here

LUX nCfG.
If you were on one side of low stone
wall; shut out from some of the comforts
and ALL of the luxuries that each man
of his her life, would you allow it, would
you stand for it?
The Hanford Irrigation & Power Com
pany is engaged in retaining a vast en-
pire Of irrgable land in the heart Of the
great YAKIMA VALLEY.
1t is easy to reach
Our area is one of the largest in the
west.
Transcontinental railroads built. or to
be built, will carry the produce Of our
world.
You know the record of the YAKIMA
VALLEY.
You know the record Of the WENAT-
CHEZ VALLEY.
You know what has been done in the
SPOKANE VALLEY.
In greater degree the same Identical
successes will be secured in the famous
COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY, tributary
to Priest Rapids; with the great naviga-
BILE waterway of the Columbia River flow
ing through it; with great transcontinen-
tai railroads built, or to be built, run
ming to the north and south Of it.
We are preparing handsome little
booklet which we are going to send to
anybody who inquiries for these lands.
We will be glad to have you inquire.
1t is illustrated.
1t is free.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
BY Associated Pres.

~ AsSocifted Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4--The stock market to-
day had an appearance of being whipped into
activity by artificial means, owing to extreme
irregularity and Inconsistency of the movements.
Upward and downward fluctuations were con-
slant and there were opposing currents IN the
movement at all times. Northern Pacific was
focus of the buying movement and rumors
we're revived of a coming extra dividend dis
bursement the stock, for which there was
no official sanction. Reading, the other
hand was affected by profit taking which was
conducted In orderly manner and deststed
from the declines in the stock.
A number of industrials were prominent Tor
strength, including the coppers. Foreign mar
kets offered no assistance to the advancing
tendency here. Berlin reported some anxiety
the money situation, owing to forth-
coming Prussian loan. The discount rate re-
ceded therefore, in spite of the weak return
of the Imperial Bank of Germany for the past
week. Discounts showed hardening tendency
in London. The repayment of heavy oblga-
lions to the Bank of England, tho publication
by the treasury department of the statement
81 money in circulation on the nrst Oh tne
year disclosed the continuance of the wide
expansion of the circulation of the country
during December, the addition for that month
reaching s7o,oAS, 900. This followed an increase
in November of S131 ,S73 900. and in October OF
$40 900 600, bringing the addition to the circu-
laton for three months up 10 s2l2' 52looo al ana
making the total in circulation S,OiSSsS'oOo-
ss5.4S per capita--N hich is the highest per cap
tia circulation ever reached in this country
good effect was produced by the representa-
tives of savings banks authorities that with
drawaIs after the first of the year are turning
out to be no larger than normal go
1t was thought possible that intended with
drawals with the expiration Of the sixty days
notices after the panic In New York might
| have been deferred until after the interest
| period had passed. Anticipation of the favor
| able bank statement was a factor In the buying
| in stocks but the tone of the market persisted
10 the closing. -,
The IS, 900, 900 gain in cash by the banks indi-
| Gates that the disappearance of the currency
| premium has brought some money out OF hord'
| ing from local resources as well Is sIaluhs
| the inflow of cash from the interior. Ihe de'
| crease In deposits is not as large as the LOAF
| contraction would show when Offset by the cash
| increase, and further cancellation OF clearing
| house certificates Is inferred from this fact.
| Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value
| Al 2ss. 600 United States Is have declined
DER cent on call during the week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
LETTER WRITTEN BY JOHN
ADAMS IS INTERESTING
Original Manuscript of MissiVe Writ
ten by Former President in 1909
Received az Christmas
Gift
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-Joseph F. Ward,
president OF the City National bank oil
Evanston. received an unusual Christmas
eif, in the form Of the original manu-
script OF a letter written 10 his grand
father Col. Joseph Ward, by John Ad-
ans in 1900 The letter throws new light
unon the attitude of Adams upon Alex
andsr Hamilton and other leaders q ms
time. II follows in part:
Quincy, Aug. 81, 1909
"Sir. The negotiations Of the peace or
17S3 are known IN detail by nobody but
mvself. and as u.ov have been mlsrep-
resented they will be more so hereafter
if the truth is not tod and supported
by documents.
"T,ie history of our country is settlng
full of falsehoods and it is high time Tor
some of them TO be corrected. Hamilton
propagated q great many, some OF Whlcn
/ am endeaVoring to rcctity or correct
i'm Justice. Have | had any success!
III an excessive partially for England
too strongly resembling the sentiment or
the Tories in 100 can be abated and. me
fatal policy Of depending on the British
neet for protection be averted 1t VIII nc
well worth the pains In short. the iatal
error OF depending on the wisdom, JUS
tiee or benevolcnce of any foreign nation
for protection or assistance must be cor
rected or we shall be miserably deceived
and betrayed"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
SCHOOL FUND LOAN
TO STATE ILLEGAL
Attorney General Holds Act OF Extra
Session in Voting 100000 for
Building in San Francisco
Is Unconstitutional

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4.-Attorney CEN
eral Webb rendered an opinion today 10
State Controller Nye in which he de-
o1ares that the act of the extra session
of the legislature in 1906, providing Tor
loan TO the state of California from the
state school land fund of 100000 Is uncoh
stitutional The money was transferred
from the state school land fund into the
general fund and was to have peen useu
for the purchase of site ana the cree
tiop of a public building In san fIall,
cisco for the use of state officials ana
courts THE attorney general in his
oninion. saws the money should be re-
transferred to the state school lana luno.
when the act was passed there was no
question of it's coustitutionality, and this
question was not raised until Mayor ray
lor of San Francisco sought TO nave the
commission, consisting of the governor
controller and the mayor, take steps TO
ward purchasing site and the erecuoii
of a building. =.
Controller Nye,then looked up the mat
Ter and decided that he could not draw
warrants on the state treasurer against
the fund. He accordingly laid the matter
before the attorney general. The opinion
in part, follows:
"T'be act nrovides in terms for loan
IN the state of California from the state
school land fund of 100000. The act pro
vides for the payment of interest, but
does not provide for the payment of the
principal. -
"This act must be construed as a loan
from the state school land fund of $500 :
900. but the same was not submitted to
vote of the people, as provided in the
constitution. The amount OF the loah
provided for being In excess OF $SO0ooo'
the act is void, because 1t is a direct vio-
lation of the provisions of the constitu-
tion. The 100000 heretofore transferred
from the state school land fund to the
general fund should be retransferred,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, 4.-Flour-Fsmily ex-
tras. $5.40q6; bakers extras, SS4Oa5So; Ore
gon and Washington, s4.75go.25.
Wheat-Shipping, s1.62is8l.67'5; milling, sl70
OILS.
Bariey-Feed. $L5215d15b; brewing. s1.s2ls
al. 67lk; chevaller, nominal.
Oats-Red. $1.75Is: white, s1.5o9l s21b; black,
ss75a3.O0,
Milistuffs- Middllngs. ss1aS2; rollHd barley,
rolled oats $40,
Hay-Wheat, $I2G17.5o; wheat and oat. s12d
is 50: oat wild. sio913.5o; oat. tame. s129l5
alfalfa, ssa14; straw. 459SSe;
Beans-Pini, So 1898 20: lima. $475d5is small
white. 49, 40l3.5O, large white. S3.2OQ3.40.
| Potatoes--Early Rose. 75c9S125; river Bur
hanks 81 26Q1. so; Salinas Burbanks, s175Q
aes. MERGED sweets. s19Oa21o
Onious-Silverskins. 3q7e; pickles, 10915c.
Various--Green peas, 6Q12hc; string beans
4a6c; egg plant, 6oc4sS; green peppers 16'
| AS. 40; asparagus, 4@6c.
Feceipts-Flour $780, potatoes $40; bran
10; hay, $50; hides, q; wine, u'4uo.