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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Capt. Racket Pleases.

lu6 UUIuc bdlcnt OdIC.
Racket" given at the Grand last
night under the auspices of the Decor
all Hook & Ladder Co., was decided
success in the way OF an entertain
ment, but not so much so financially.
The audience wasn't as large as it
should have been. but all those who
were there were immensely pleased.
Richard Ingvoldstad. as Capt
Racket, lawyer when he had moth
ing else to do and liar all the time,
played his part we'll. But his life
was anything but bed of roses when
his uncle from Japan Obadiah Daw-
son. Mr.. Left Button appeared on
the scene. Obadiah was in search of
the owner of photograph which
proved to be Capt. Racket's' wife
"Clarice,' Miss Ruby Ward
Obadiah was kept in the dark as to
the true relationship of 'Clarice" to
Capt Racket and to prevent
meeting 'Clarice" was sent to the
theatre with Timothy Tolman,"
Geo. Johnson, but with great fore
holdings on the part of Timothy let's
Mrs. Tolmau,'' Miss Ethel Beard.
should hear of it. AS usual she did,
but not until Timothy had had the
time of his life. after the theatre at
the Cafe Gloriana. - Champagne
flowed freely and Clarice' decided
she had better go home, and Obadiah
Dawson appeared on the scene as the
good samatarian and escorted her to
cab, but before he could learn her adj
dress she was whirled away. But the
climax came the next day when they
met at capt Racket's" home
Timothy" arrived home in the NOR.
ming and to prevent meeting with
his wife was assigned a room by
Capt. Racket " After much fret
ting on the part of Mrs. To!man tele-
grams were about to be sent, when
Timothy" appeared on the scene.
After an explanation and the missing
of the midnight express seemed to
have been a satisfactory excuse
Hobson,' Will Shea, a waiter from
the Cafe Gloriana appeared with a
bill, or two, which fell into the hands
of Mrs. Tolman. Then it was all off
for poor Timothy And "Capt.
Racket" demanded to know where he
left his wife. But there were too
many things for Timothy to remember
all at once. and a search was insti-
tuted for "Clarice," who by the way
had previously heard that capt.
Racket" had written his uncle
Obadiah" that she drank, smoked,
kicked, etc an to punish him for
the letter SIC appeared on the scene
and showed him she could do all those
things. as evidenced by her kicking
his hat off as he sat on chair brood
ing over his troubles. But all is well
that ends we'll. and after "Clarice'
thought she had sufficiently punished
him for writing the letter to "Oba-
diah' she explained her shamming,
and with that Mrs. Tolman forgave
Timothy and everything was lovely,
even to 'Tootsie -
B. b. Morss, as Capt. Racket's"
father law and Miss Ruth Siihring
as Katy the mischievous maid,
who made things decidedly interest
ing for obadiah" by telling him she
had put morphine tablets into his
wine by mistake. played their parts
we'll.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Archbishop Keane Sends $500.

Rev. Father Have of this city has
received a check for $500 from
Archbishop Keane, of Dubuque, to
help the churches in this locality that
suffered from the tornado. 1t is in
deed a most generous donation and
the Catholics of this vicinity cannot
thank the Archbishop too much for
his generosity and thoughtfulness of
them in their misfortune
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Death Of Mrs. Ole Benson.

Mrs. Ole Benson died at her home
on Washington Prairie Monday after
noon, from consumption. She was in
her twenty eighth year. and leaves a
husband and two little girls to mourn
the loss of kind and loving wife and
mother. The funeral was held this
morning, burial being in Madison
township.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15

We have not increased our price
on glass on account of the storm. but
still sell at the same old price, which
on will find the lowest in town. N.
N. Quandahl a. Go.
We have buyer for small farm
near town. Have you one for sale?
Notify Property Exchange depart.
ment. Public Opinion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15

Arthur Wick arrived yesterday
for home visit.
Prof. l.. S. Rogue went to Madi-
son, Wis. today.
Mrs. NJ. Karman and baby re-
turned home to Elkader today after a
parental visit here.
e. A. Waterbury, w. r. Smith
and Fred Bailey went to Calmar this
afternoon in Reeds automobile to see
the Keystones and Calmar play ball
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Free 200 Page Book About Minnesota.

Compiled by the state. describing
industries. crops, live stock. property
values. schools, churches and towns of
each county, and Minnesota's splen-
did opportunities for any man. Sent
free by State Board OF Immigration.
Dept r 80, State Capitol. st. Paul,
Mimi. 29.2pd
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Take Notice.

We have purchased another large
car of Golden Link Flour which Will
be here next week. In order to make
room for this car we will discount
our stock of -four that we have on
hand. Call at the store. r. Barnett
81 Sons. 28tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Additional Locals.


Monday for visit with her father.
Miss Winnie Swenson, of Cresco,
is the guest of Miss Mabel Bernatz.
B. Barnett & Sons can save you
money on groceries; give US a trial.
-Libbie Hitler and Mabel Ammer
visited friends in Calmar last Mon
day.
Misses Emma and Luella Lee
went to Milwaukee last Thursday on
visit.
Mrs. G. P. Haug went to Miles
City, Mont. Monday to visit her
daughter.
"A. Neish q Sons have a page ad
full of bargains on the 9th page of
this issue.
Miss Bonnie Beadle. of Cresco,
was an over Sunday guest at the
Roeberg home.
Next Sunday the Harmony, Mimi
base ball team will be here for game
with DEBORAH
S. Nelson of the Posten force ar.
rived home Monday from a vacation
visit at Madison.
j. H. Mackenstadt has just re-
ceived fine lot of fall samples. Gall
and see them. 29pd
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Void and
daughter Ella, of Waukon, are visit
ing DEBORAH friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hopperstad
are enjoying visit from Mrs. Fred
Hopperstad, of Beloit. Wis
Mrs. J. G. Tarvestad and Marie
went to st. Paul Monday for visit
at the home of A w. Thompson.
Mrs. Henry Haas delightfully."-
entertained the Monday Whist Club
Mrs. Albert Hammersniss scored
high.
Mrs. 9. r. Cove and son returned
to their home at ST. Paul Thursday.
after visit here at the K. |. Haugen
home.
Mrs. Agnes Bresnaghan returned
to her home at Waukon yesterday
after a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Murry.
Mrs. Harry Bandle, of Spring
Valley, Mimi, arrived Monday eve-
ming, on a visit to relatives and
friends.
H. S. Dixon of st. Paul and
daughter, Mrs. Graham, of Sanborn,
are guests at the home of g. w. Bur-
dick this week.
Otto Solberg went to Detroit,
Mich. Monday to attend the National
Convention of Photographers in ses-
sion there this week
Mrs H. @. Lane returned to her
home at Sheldon, Iowa yesterday,
after a weeks visit at the home of
her father, P. Pfeffer.
Miss Lizzie Millward of Calmar
and Mrs. Maggie Dorchester of Min
neapolis are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Couse.
Mrs d. W. Wade, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tonning, returned to her home at
Mankato. MINI. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van vliet and
daughter Ida concluded their visit
here Monday and returned to their
home in Stephensville, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ammer and
children concluded their visit with
relatives and friends here Monday.
and returned to their home at Fargo.
N. ID.
Mrs. d. S. Benjamin, of Spring
field, ILL.,, and Mrs. S. q. Heller, of
Chicago. arrived this morning, ON a
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bear.
Miss Harriet Lindahl returned
Friday to her home at Winnebago,
MINI. after two weeks visit at the
home of her cousins Mr.. and Mrs. b.
j. Reynolds
DIR. Ben Reitman. 1.-The King of
Hoboes," lecturer on sociology. author
of works on bacteriology. and doctor
of medicine. is visiting DR.. and Mrs
/. X. Gardner at New Hampton
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15

-Kodaks and Photographic supplies
at Brunt q Parman. 26tf
The increase the past year in the
valuation of personal property in Iowa
amounted to SIG, 900, 900 The total
taxable value is now 1928. 522, 600.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Old Settlers Picnic at Bluffton.

August twelfth has been decided
upon as the day to hold the Old Set
tiers picnic at Button this year.
Preparations ara under way for it,
and the program will soon be an
nounced.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15

Before selling your hogs, cattle
and sheep see r. +. Elliott at the
First National Bank or Rock Island
stock yards. l9tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

John Fitzpatrick, senior partner in the Stag saloon, will leave this morning for four weeks stay at the Indian Hot Springs to seek relief from n se' we're attack of rheumatism.
 Allis Marz, the advance agent for Eiler's 'King of the Cattle Ring, was in the city yesterday, making ar engagements for the performance to. be given here Saturday, December 5.
 A. A. Cohn of the Bisbce Evening Miner is in the city.
 Sidney Bieber of Washington, D. C.. arrived in the city last evening from Bsbec and will spend several days here on business
 l.. Rosenstern and A. Miller of Tue son came in on last evenings train.
 A. Cass Redewill of the Redewil Music company, Phoenix, will leave this morning for his home ofice. MT Redewill is agent for the famous Vosc piano and furnished the instrument be ing used in the Silver Belt subscription contest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
RANDOLPH SPEEDS
 WORK 0N NEW LINE
WILL FINISH RAILROAD TO MA HAITIAN, MEXICO. IN A FEW MoNrHs-THREE THOUSAND OR MORE MULES IN USE.

PHOENIX, Nov. 26.-Three thousand men, are employed in construction work for Colonel Randolph's new Mexican west coast road, south of Culiacan, and connection will be made with Mazatlan, one of Mexico's western seaports, in less than three months, according to D. R. Mcdonald, who arrived here yester- dany. MT. Mcdonald is assistant to James Cashion, construction superin- tendent of the Randolph lines in Mexico, and came up with a carload of mules which have been used in grading for the Nogales- Cananea road.
 The Nogales- Cananea line has now been completed and the stock which cannot be used on the west coast line is being brought back to Arizona. Just as many men and teams as can be em. ployed are being used to rush the west coast line to completion. Some weeks ago it reached Culiacan and little time was lost in pushing on. Mazatlan is the next goal but is not stopping place. It is a battle against time for there is limit to the life of the fanchise granted Col. Randolph and his associ. ates by the Mexican government. Their west coast road must be completed and in daily operation within specified time
 The Nogales- -Cananea branch is a great step forward in the system of railroads projected to criss.cross Mex :co. The completion of the west coast trunk line will mark another step. Fol lowing that there are many other roads to be constructed and which will tap every section of the southern republic.
 MT. Mcdonald says there is strik ing difference in the climate of Phoenix and the part of Mexico where he has ben working. There, even in mid.wiu- ter, the heat is felt. The cold blasts which swept over Phoenix today were a decidedly uncomfortable novelty to him.
 He looks upon Nogales as the coming city of Arizona. It is the gateway to Mexic, an immeasurably rich and little developed country.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
.s|XIY.F|vE M|LL|CN PRODUCTION IN
 ARIZONA
ARIZONA IS A MARVEL TO ALL OBSERVERS IN THE MIN
 ERAL FIELD

Arizona contains in her mineral re- sources the potentiality of riches beyond the dream of avarice, says the Boston Financial News She has already yield ed from her mines an enormous sum of money, but her present mining devel- opment is very small indeed compared with the vast extent of undeveloped mineral deposits whose existence has been proven by scientific tests. This years mineral production in Arizona will be about $65, 5,000,000, according to information tabulated from special re- turns made to the Boston Financial News by engineers in charge of the principal mines of the territory. The production of copper in the territory has given her the world s primacy in that metal, the total output being more than one-seventh of the worlds yield. The opinion is general among copper producers, that in the department of mineral production Arizona contains more than enough copper ore to give full employment to as much machinery
  the copper mines of the continent for many years. Arizona gold output is increasing and, as soon as silver takes an upward turn in the market, there will be liberal expansion of silver min ing in the territory. The recent hard times have had lit tie effect in Arizona. Mining has been pushed right along under a comprehen- sive plan of development. The slack spell in copper gave opportunity for putting in new machinery and apparatus that by it's efficiency will soon more than make up the sum of the profits that would have accrued from the full running of the mines. Several railroads are planning extensions that will enable the profitable working of a number of rich sections that have been fully pros pected but are not developed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
OFFICIALS HELD UP
 BY CUSTOM PEOPLE
DOUGLAS CITY CLERK AND CoUN- GIL MEN WERE DOING A LITTLE HUNTING IN THE OLD REPUBLIC WITHOUT REQUIRED PERMIT.

DOUGLAS, Nov. 27.-A party of Douglas city officials who paid visit to the Slaughter ranch and incidentally to do little hunting in Mexico were held mp on the other side of the line Sun day evening and their automobile, guns and game confscated. Later their au- tomobile was released on paying fine of $l0 each by three members of the party and the guns are still held at Agua Prieta. In the party were City Clerk Thomas A. Daley, J. M. Sparks, councilman from the First Ward; A. W. Cole, councilman from the Second Ward; Oscar Fisher, cattleman and guide; and B. F. McGee, who was driv- ing Buick auto of Scott Bros.
 The party had fine success hunting
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

HELP WANTED-Girl for general homework. Apply at once to Mrs. J. Weinberger, next door to Catholic church.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
MRS. LONGWORTH SMOKES TWENTY
 TIMES PER DAY
DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT SAID TO HAVE HAD ALLOWANCE
 OF CIGARETTES CUT
NICHOLAS DON'T SEE WHY THE WOMEN AS WELL AS MEN
 SHOULD NOT SMOKE

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 27.-The reduction of Alice Roosevelt Long worth cigarette allowance from forty to twenty cigarettes day was recently pointed out by Congressman Lonpwo-'h as reform he had accomplishta n. ..5 own household.
 This assertion was made by Lyman E.. Sperry of Oberlin. Ohio, who lecturey before the Y. M. c. A. here. He said Longworth's statement was made to a mutual friend.
 "I guess it is no secret that the president daughter smokes cigar cites, ' said Sperry. "I understand that on her trip with the Taft party to the Phillipines she scratched match on the sole of her shoe and lighted cigarette before many members of the party.
 But I dare say 50 per centy of the young women in the east smoke cigar. cites, either publicly, or in private. Per sonally l cannot see why they should be considered more shocking than men who smoke. If any one is to smell of cigarettes, why shouldn't both sexes have the same odori
 "This only illustrates how the habit is gaining in this is'country. It should be stopped. not among women alone, but among men. It is breaking down the physical and mental tissue of the young men. It is bound to destroy the moral fiber of our young men if allowed to progress.
 "Longworth did not go into details with my friend as to how he accomp- lished the feat of redusing his wife s habit to'twenty per day, but said it was by moral suasion. Te said he had made her an allowance and so far had sue ceeded in keeping her in the limit. "
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

pioneer, died at his home near Ingram, Wednesday, November IS. The funeral took place the following day from the residence, and the body was inferred at a private burying place nearby. MT. Henderson came to Kerr county many years ago and was respected citizen of the community in which he lived. He leaves family of grown children. Many persons from Kerrville attended the funeral.-Kerrville, (Texas) Noun tain Sun.. MT. Henderson was cousin of Deputy Sheriff George Henderson, a valued attaehe of the office of Sheriff Thompson of Gila county, He has the sympathy of host of friends in the loss of his relative.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

ducks until several Mexican custom of ficials rode up. They placed the party under arrest for hunting and bringing guns oyer the border without a permit. The auto proceeded the Mexican of fcials to Agua Prieta, where Daley and Sparks left the party and came into Douglas. Mayor Greene and Consul Montes secured the release of the other men Sunday night and yesterday morn. ing they paid a fine of $l0 each and the automobile was released. The guns are still held at Agua Prieta and Daley and Councilman Sparks will pay sl0 each to visit Agua Prieta.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

cameraphone matinee today, 2:So.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
SHORT STORIES
 OF THE CITY
Slovenian Band Organizing

A party of seventeen Slavonians will organize a brass band tonight at Geo. Antonich's residence, near the Slavon- ian club, with George Antonich as the leader. The following have signifed their intentions of assisting as musi- cians: John Satara, Anton Obad, Anton Piskulich, Martin Raguz, Pete Ouhara, Steve Sisevich, Frank Panich, Pol Stanich, Mat Menalo, John Barbarieh, Nick Gisper, Blaz vidis, Zla Pavlovieh, John Majrtrovich, Steve Polunik, John Stanich. They propose to practice ev- cry night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

Howard Henderson Dies
 Howard Henderson, Kerr county
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Shooters Go to safford--

Rush Razee and c. w. Clement, of the U. M. C-Remington company, who gave an exhibition of trick shooting at the ball park Thursday and spent sever al days in Globe in the interests of their company, will leave this morning for Stafford, where they will give similar exhibition this afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
k|BbEY THINKS
 ARIZONA SURE
 ID BE ADMITTED

TUCSON. November 21.-Govetnor Kibbey was in the,city Monday to meet the members of the commission on coun- try life at the university.
 When interviewed by reporter for a oeal paper in regard to the company of the national guard of the territory which is being formed in Tucson, the governor said that he heartily endorsed such move, believed that such mili- tary organizations were very good thing. and wanted to see this one go through.
 He said that business conditions in Phoenix were lively and prospects were bright. and in fact everything in the capital city was in good shape.
 In regard to the admission of Ari- zona 10 statehood during the coming short session of congress, the governor said: ''I expect that Arizona will be admitted at the short session, and see and know of no reason why it should not be admitted at this session, as well as at any other. I have reason to be- lieve the prospects for immediate state hood are very bright, excellent, in fact, and am confident that the enabling act will be passed by the second session of the sixtieth congress
 When asked how long he expected it would be before Arizona would become a state after the passing of the enabling act, he said: "Thnt depends upon the terms of the enabling act, but I think that you may safely say that it will not be longer than d year after the passing of the statehood bill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

Cameraphone matinee today, 2:so.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
TheGlobeBank and SavingsC Co.

 Does special safe banking, giving is Perm and Escrow Depositors aosclut security by its conservative metAods and the backing of the fortune and ir tegrity sf the E. F. Kellner fandly Also pays the best interest, has fire in surance, makes collections and real 6 tate deals.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Victor Miller Buried

Victor Miller, the miner who commit ted suicide at the Maurel hotel Wednes- day night, was buried from the funeral parlors of F. l.. Jones & Son yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Through the generosity of A. W. Sydnor, who knew and was friend of the dead man. Miller was accorded respectable burial, instead of being buried at the expense of the county, as had been incorrectly stated would be the case.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
IS WRESTLING IT.

That catchy song, "Take Sail in My Balloon" Hear Grace Elton sing it tonight for the last time at the Cam eraphone theater.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Dominion Hotel Arrivals.

Dominion Hotel Arrivals-
 Mrs. c. B. Boyd and sister, San Car los; H. c. Tangner, Carthage, Mo; J. F. Boyd, Carthage, Mo-; H. c. Martin Philadelphia; l.. Rosenstern, Tucson A. Miller, Tucson; Sidney Bieber Washington, D. C.; Alfred 4. Cohn, Bis. hee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-23
FIRST WARD.

John II baltimore house and lot 5Sl :
Royal st 1907. SO Is.
Geo Shelton house and lot 105 Franklin st
1905, '07. Sc 81.
David H Taylor lot cor Lee and Frank
lin SITS 1907, 81 o..
SECOND WARD.
Mrs H'rriett Brown lot 4l6 OronOco st
1907, 81 60.
Scott Butler house aud lot SIC Royal st
1907 50 81.
Mrs Charlotte Campbell's est house and lot
406 Oronoco ST 1905, '07, 81 rs.
Humphrey Dudley's 'st lot s cor Royal
end Montgomery 1856, '07, 81 90.
Mrs Bette Lee lot cor Royal and 0ro-
noco SITS 1907, 50 49,.
Daniel White housesnd lot n cor Pitt snd
OronOco SITS 1907, So 10.
THIRD WARD.
Mrs Rosa Arnstead house and lot 1C04
OronoeO ST 1867, 50 o..
John Bordiner and ais house and lot ia
Alfred st 1864, '05, '06. '0T, $l75 So.
V NJ Bower Let number II Wheat 4 Suffers
sub div 1906. '07, 50 o..
VIM Dulaney (Owptd by Alex Jenkins)
house and lot 1UOS Wythe st 1907, Sc 10.
Geo NJ Emmert houses and lots S0}-1l-lS
Madison st 1906, ~. $50 As.
Robert Gaines house and lot 1908 Cameron
st 1906, '07, $13 AZ.
Mrs Emma E Gaines house and lot 1l9 n
Henry st 1907, 81 %.
Geo Grigsby's est house and lot 426 Pitt
st 1906, '07, So 90.
Miss Julia Hsmerdinger house and lot I'LL
King st 1905, 'C6. OF, $40 o..
VIM ROllinger hOuse and lot 307 n st
Asaphtt 1867, $12 q.
Mrs Matilda Jones house and lot 9l5 n Al
fred st 1907, 50 90.
John McKee's est house and lot $50 n Pat.
rick st 1906, '07, $l4 81.
+ Ii NJ Murray house and lot cor Prin-
cess and Alfred SITS, 1906, '07, $97 IS.
+ II NJ Murray house and lot 405 Alfred
st, 1906 ", $40 9S.
Samuel Mobiles est lot on Henry bet Wythe
and Madison 1907, 81 so.
Robert PiDkhard house and lot e cor
Alfred and First SIS 1907, 81 60.
F Pinkney's est house and lot 217 Com.
merce ST 1907, So 81.
Mrs Mary + Pullman or owners lots num-
bers Al, AZ, % in square Pa, ne, West, PEN
dleton and Wythe 1906. '07, IS 60
II B Pulman's est house and lot W cor
Cameron and Fsyette 1905, '07, $50 81.
Samuel B Ross house and lot 1918 Oronoco
st 1907, IS 10.
Henry II Waring lot on Princess let Co.
lumbus snd Alfred SITS 1907, So 10.
j II Webb house and lot 22j Commerce st
1857. So SO.
Mrs Leah E Williams house aud lot 10l1
Princess st 1906. '07, $40 36.
Mrs Louisa wingfeld lots on Henry bet
Wythe and Madison 1907, 81 SO.
FOURTH WARD.
Andrew Jackson's est house and lot 500
Gibbon st 1907, 81 Or.
Mrs Mary E Jackson lot 61O1 st Asaph st
1907, 81 o.
Jas A Taylor house and lot SIC Wolfe st
1905. '07, Sc 80.
Henry b Wariug house and lot 5O7 Co
lumbus st 1907, S12 "a.