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New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
DETECTIVES SEEK BRANDENBURG.
Writer Under Indictment in Cleveland LstsnF
Case Failed to Appear for Trial

Broughton Brandenburg. the writer, whose Trisf
nj, an Indictment charging grand larosny vas
scheduled 10 go on before Justice Downing II Su-
rren,a Court yesterday, failed 10 appear and his
:, 5no bau hond given BIZ the American Bonding
company was declared forfeited A bench var
rant was issued and the District AttoruAys De-
tectivss began search for BrandsnoUrs- he naS
been living with his wife al NO Easr sIh sSrsee-
cr.T BsU Thomas counsel for BrandsnbUrE.t
said he had talked with his client on Sunday nlSnt
and was at a loss TO account for his failure 70
anrsar in court He expressed ths benef tna~.
Brandsnburs would appear within tTsnES-1OuE'
hours and thus save his bail bond
-rL Indictment OF Brandenb1rg resulted fror, tha
sale to The New York Times" Of . lsStsr alleged
10 have been written By former President GroVas
Cleveland. -
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
TROTTTNG And PACING.
List of Stakes for the 4nnu0t
Meeting at Columbus.

r-o,r-b11x Ohio, Feb. directors Of the Colurn-
t.,r Driving Park Company decided to-day that the
bulk OF the!r September racing programme shaI'
-. sr,,,-s+ies These events will be
WORT tsz,0e
TIE plan for the handicap was adopted IN al o.
sis main roints II Will be worth $500 The Hos
te---ofgltlls stake. for 2de trotters, VIII be the
only 5000 stake czrded, as the b ana b. s'e"
1,,- - an "a aropped 10 make room for the
more ,-slrabla bsndicap. Other stakes TO be re-
neEe5 sre as follows:
Hotel Hartman PA class PAGERS $685. The Co
iunbus. 24s trotters 5000: Board Of Trade 2'V'
PAGERS, s2aeo; the King POS PAGERS SSon the
Buckeye. 2ls trotters, $500
As has been customary for several years past
to-t tIa Ezer-,clzv Stock Farm and Horse Review
. fururities VIII be decided here. Their aggregate
value is 1880
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
READY FOR BoBsLED CARNIVAL,
sneed Trials Will Be Held To-day Over Icy
Course at Huntington.

The secord annual bobsled carnival Viii De @ nelo
today at Huntington. Long lsiano over
course one mile long. e. ,o.
coui .- ,,r6e of sleds are TO compete for prizes
- +l,e races the most popular Of which is the oiu
- ,to,,a5 bobsIed which last year made RECORD
- nile in less than one minute Inere ~ih %
-, ,,,+ers high sleds and motor sleds, for tne
- = rhicb e special prize has been awarded.
SINE Of the entrants made a vigorous appear 10
arr,it+ed 70 carry girl enthusiasts, nut 'ne
.o,-,,ittee after a meeting lasting an hour yes
,erdav afternoon, finally ruled against sH'e - a. ~
teiuaS ,a,r. of the dangers of riding over Ice
rrTe minute. AS nearly one-half OF the
At ~ aa-,sss,s NJ a fat level fetch. the speed
Ill descending the steep hin is consiaeraniV N
excess - u = fror, the top or Cold Spring Hill
,,i".,.. ,brourn Main street, Huntington, past all
o.. stores and hotels, the hnish line being near
- central Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
FERRY MASS MEETING HELD.

Controller Metz. Frederick ". Wurster. former
NIsvor of BROOKLYN, and Thomas P. Peters vice
r-asidAnt of the Eastern District Business Mems
League. addressed mass meeting in the Long
island BUSINESS College, South sth street near
briggs avenue Williamsburg, last night, IN pro-
test against the threatened closing of the Brook
1,,r farrfes Emphasis was laid-upon the effect
7ybicb the closing of the ferries would have upon
the manufacturing interests in Brooklyn driving
them away into New Jersey and Connecticut A
vote of thanks was given to Controier NleZ LOT
,,, e4forts 70 keep the ferries open, and letter
from, the Manufacturers Association OF New York
indorsing similar efforts OF the league was read II
1,1as voted that committee of five should 5e ap-
pointed confer with the city officials on the SUD
iect
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MOTORING ON THE ICE.
Roya Rmld Boat and Make Sue
cessful Trial Trip.
- rel.rraph to The TrIbune.

Ke6 Bank. N j, Feb. L-Markihs -. ne" 80 80
TO md revealing ingenuity on the part or
, hovs motor iceboat has just been built at RED
pan,- nv Jacob Cornwell. jr, and WILDER NehcK
Although the boat is crude affair II mas mao
ersl successful trial trips ana oel"iiS''o
motor fceboat is practical N,
,-ba bo,,s are now making arrangements 10 puHd
1rsr bost The little craft is six feet long ana
= 3-horsepower motor set upright IN the ooa'
The boat is propelled by a chain drive, "hion
" - .to,,t a foot in length When the lceooat
g approaching it has the appearance OF sEnan ~,
n.orrobUe without wheels The steering gear ls III
front instead of behind as is usudi w bx
orat+ and the steering apparatus Is cOii'i' -
. lever instead of a tiller.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MET. RECEIVERS MAKE REPLY.
Ask That Petition of Contract Creditors Of
New York City Railway Co. Be Denied

Messrs JoIine aud Robinson. receivers Of the Met
ropoHtan Street Railway Company, through their
counsel Masten s. Nichols. fled their answer yes
terday In the United States Circuit Court 70 the
cross bill OF John D. Criynnlins, Samuel A MeSeatn
and Daniel NJ. Brady committee Of contract credit
ors of the New York City Railway Company
This receivers deny that there was any surplus IN
come over and above the operating expenses and
that there any ne- income in their possession
They also deny that the cross-complainants have
any claim to property the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company and ask that SO far as the Cross
bill asks relief against the receivers or the Metro
potau Street Railway its property the petition
Of the contract creditors be denied.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
INSURANCE COMPANY ISSUES REPORT.

The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Company issued the sixty-frst annual statepent
NJ tts United States branch yesterday 1t SLOWS
total assets OF H32749. which include real estate
amounting to sl.s5O.4SO; United States government
per cent bonds s4s7.sOo; state and city bonds and
railroad stocks and bonds. S45OS'6Vi bonds ana
mortgage loans, S3314,950; bank balances and all
other assets, S3050.SS9. The company reports un-
earned premium and all other liabilities Ss,z5ss1o
leaving a surplus of $4s7sS79. The New York di-
rActors are Charles II. Marshall, chairman Jonn
Crrosbr Brown. Walter c. Hubbard John A Stew
a+ ana Edmund D. Randolph. Henry w Eaton
"a resident manager.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
SCHOOL BEATEN.
Bailey Shoots Fife Goals for the
P0Iu Prep. SeUen.

In an interschoIastc championship hockey match
AT the St Nicholas Rink last night the Poly Prep
+esn, defeated the Cutler School seven by 3 score
~ ( goals TO / l. Bailey played brilliant game
for the winning side shooting oil the goals He
got the first after minute and twenty-five sec
onds White saved Cutler from shut-out
The game was rough throughout penalties oeing
frequent For unfair play and body checking Hay
ood was sent 10 the side lines for three two-TniIl-
ut. sessions while Butler was allowed to take
+hree-rofnute rest and AfcElberry one OF two min
,,tes' duration. the game progressed cutter
lost all sernblance Of team work
7-l,a lipa-rn follows
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
EL WINTHROP, JR- REELECTED.

Egertou L. Winthrop jr-, was elected president
OF the Board of Education for the fourth time yes
terday. Since the consolidation OF the boroughs
the longest period OF service OF any president OF
the Board Of Education prior to President Win
throp was that of Miles N. OBrien, who was
elected on May g. 1900. and served until February
e. 1902 John Greene was reelected vice-president
both elections being unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MURPHY SAYS he DIDN'T SEE CROKER.

Charles +. Murphy was at his desk In Tannlany
Hall Yesterday after a weeks vacation in the
South When asked about his reported meeting
with Richard Croker he said he had not met Mr..
Croker and had had no communication with him
During the afternoon Assistant Corporation
Counsel Croweu, Of the Mayors stan' caused con-
siderable gossip around the hall by calling on Mr.
Murphy 1t was learned later that the cali was in
regard to a lawsuit against the city concerning a
transaction in the Dock Board while Mr. Murphy
was a member Of the board, and that there vas no
DoIitfcsi significance in il.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Mr.. NEWBBRRY ON REoRGAN1zAruoN9
Finds Senate Committee Approves His Flzs
for Navy Yards.

Washington. Feb L-sscrstz-J HevbSrTT s11
planned to-day TO the Senate COMMITTEES on NtsTaN
Affairs the reorganization scheme which he u pot
ting into effect accordance with recent cir0l~
lar He said that he was not In favor OF Ennt
eraI staff for the navy and did not approve Anr
star which might. come between the Secretary and
the President or the Secretary and Congress- In
formal discussion showed thai the COMMITTEES Is IN
harmony with Mr.. Newberry In bis plans for ths'
Capitalization OF mechanical bureaus navy yards.
and that the scheme carries out ths views ex<
pressed by the committee IN the appropriation bill
OF 1904
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Lack of Officers Detrimental to
Discipline.
Iron TIE Trisune Bur.su. J

Washington. February Z
ABsENTEE1sN A NECEssITY--8fuch appres
hensioR Is expressed hy army officers who are in
terested in the enactment OF bill providing fo1
So extra cHcers to take the place OF those Of this
line who are absent fuOm their commands d.
taehed duty There have been several hearings "a
behalf Of the measure before the House Military
Committee and GencsaI Ben. the chief OF stsn. has
submitted compilations and comments showing tbs
grave need Of officers win companies IN nearly All
the regiments. The absenteelsm amounts 70 an
aveyage Of nearly 50 per cent. some OF the come
panies have not had permanent commanding one
GERS with them for several years and IT is repre-.
sented in the reports OF regimentsI commanders
that The detrimental effect on discipline and ef3s
cheney is appreciabls. The House COMMITTEES how
ever. has not come . a conclusion on the question
the members hold the view that part OF the de-
tached duty is not military and might be performed
BY retired officers The War Department authors
ties however. are prepared to show that duty with
colleges and the militia and recruiting direck
influence on military efficiency
ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following orders hsrs
been issued
Brissdes General @ CEIARLEs MORTON trem eoulnu.n4
Missouri relieving BrEsdisr General WILLIAM ~
-, AHtER A who VII await orders Al Omaha pToessd4
pines March 8; 70 command ps29rtmsut q Ls.aDTs
Brigsdisr General RAMSEY POTTS from command De-
partnsnt Of the Culf. IN time sail from
cisco. May 8. Philippines. Dspars4
ment OF the Nsayas. relieving Brtgadier General
CHARLES L HODGES TO Francisco
Colonel JOHN VAN r HOFF, medical corps arrvA-
in United States Chicago ohtsf suzgsen. D.
partnent or the LAKES.
Leave OF ABSENCE First Lieutenant CHRISTIAN BRAND
18th cavalry. one month. from March 10.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-Ths 1ouoziua
movement Of vessels have been reported to TIA
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Jan 29-The Tacoma, q Guantanamo.
30-Ths Birmingham, at Mobile. the Pzdrt &c 8u@4
ton; the Paul Jones. at San Diego; the ApactA ~
Newport; the Mississippi. Guantar2zno
Jan 3f--Ths Connecticut the Minnesota tn7
Vermont Panther. Ajax and the Nebraska. 81
Gibraltar; the Charleston tho GslvsSS
ton. a Manila; the Hist and The Mains. at Cuaacs>
~ nanto; the Helena. at SvFatoE.
SAILED.
Ian s0-The Wisconsin. ultrois, Es9
the KENTUCKY from AIEfsrz Gibraltar ths Dt4
buque from Blushsl6s Guantanamo ths sclaces
from Punta Bueuos Ayrss; ths Hsssnsi
Hong Kong for S7gatoW: tbs Apache, from HssZ1
port Horizons Point the His-- from MAnz2rGls
fOT Guantanamo.
Jan 31-Ths Georgia and the NebTasha from Tsnstsr ~
Celtic from Syracuse for CzGn1A A1
Naples; the Prairie, from Boston for Phhaesphs -
New Hampshire, from navy yard. New 10Th. 1as
Guantanamo.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
SENATE ASKS ABOUT NAVY EXPENSES.

Washington Feb. The Navy Department was
5irects5 today 20 send TO the Senate statement
NJ the amount Of money expended since May II
1a0s on various vessels, and also 20 state WHAT
ro1,nt f. required annually ITO keep in repair and
in good condition first class battlesnip- IL y
raerred also that there shall bs stated the cost OF
col consumed last wear, together with the names
~ those from whcr1 y vas purchased This roso-
Irtio1 was Introduced By Mr. Clay who declared
trat he wished 70 obtain the information IN order
that he might understand the estimates on Wnicn
the usva, bill was based
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
SHEPPARD AFTER HALF-MILE MARK.

Melvin W Sheppard, the middle distance run
- orpornced Yesterday that he would try for
t+e baIf-rnile record next Saturday night at the
as og the Irish American Athletic Club at Mad
ison Square Garden.
For two years the old mark has been within the
zach of the great runner, but Sheppard has never
o4a q determined bid for r. In all his races he
hos heen content to finish first
@1II be in perfect condition for the Irish games,
he said Il want that half-mile mark ana I'm
-, +o get it, The record is SO rs, made by C.
II KiIpatrick on September q. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
1nax EoorRALL PLAYERS ARRIvE.

on the White Star liner Arabic which arrived
Yesterday from Liverpool, were thirty members of
+,s Australian amateur Rugby football team on
+.i~ nav 20 California The football players sailed
from Australia on August S. 1855. going through
the suez Canal TO England. They played a series
~ games with the best Rugby teams OF England
go wales and then left Great Britain for this
go. An hour after they had landed they were
-, hoard a train bound for San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
GLBNDEN ON HAND TO COACH NAVY

TBy TseE-aph 70 1he IrIouhs-I
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-Richard Glenden. coach OF
.be Naval Academy rowing squad. arrived In An
napolis this morning and will begin work on the
machine with his charges in day OF two Al
though the season will not be "a interesting as
formerly owing to the failure in securing the usual
,ur,bar Of races with the big crews. Syracuse and
Columbia will probably the Severn and
afford two good contests The captain of the crew
Is Frank r Leighton, of Tunkhannock- Penn.
who PLAYED tackle on the Navy football team last
season
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
cguc,gLE STEEL TREASURER NAMED.

Toittsburz. Feb Announcement was made 70
dav Of thz appointment OF G. A Turvte OF P1rrs-
49, as treasurer Of the CrucibIs Steel Company
- s-,ari~a following the resignation OF Julius
uiaf,1ar Mr. TurvflIe has been controller q the
LoT1nanv The Office OF secretary. made vacant y
~ frecsnt death of Alexander Thomas, has not
been filed
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
wl1r Try 70 RAISE $4,000.

4 club Of members OF the Central Branch Of =
Young Mems Christian Association. BrookSr. oe~,
.aan Yesterday the work OF raising $1,000 70 coSsr>
A. deficit for the year. The club Is conposed eei
- .,-s-,,ti,e COMMITTEES and sixty nneun6sr@ IhAi
members have until February II to get ths nonsS.
A. ~ o'clock last night 1.n3 20 had been raised
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
LIAM pLAYs IN eooo FoRM.

Jesse Lean. who is 70 play Alfredo de orc me
,brss-cushlon champion. for the title IN the near
future, won both his practice games al Mc'TLa"
lulIis - ,.astsrdsv Ian played in good form
zafaa,ire I T Niles in the afternoon by % To Il
and n R. Evans in the evening 10y 25 to IL Miles
r7ade-a high run Of
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MORE WIDOWS MAY GET PENSIONS.

Washington. Feb. 1-An widows OF veterans o
- ui1 he entitled to receive pensions Ar tne
rare Of s12 a month If bin passed By the senate
90 fs fayorably acted upon By the HOUSE
I-nder The law OF June q. 1892 no widow oe vet
1eran who was married 10 him sftsr mat os0s -
entitled 10 a pension.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
cAnan,AN CURRIERS' WIN AGAIN.

z-.h Tho. second test match against
r.a,,sn5 vas played al c C-ossmyloof today ana
1',.aS :, another victory for the Canadian curl
the score being 100 - q THE third ana ma,
match of the series for the sirathcohd 'iOp"'
he pisyed on February
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
AGAINST BOXING ON THE COAST.

eran,ento CAL Feb. 1-Senatnr Wills Of Red
-. i,+roduced to-day a sweeping bill that pro-
btrits all pugilistic contests in places where ad-
1,issio1 is charged and makes the violation a fel-
onv. Under the Penal Code the punishment "ooid
ts not more than five years in the state prison
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

II 9Iornfecl, Wanderers Hockey Club Tim
Il Duo and 3. X Gatins. Wanderers Hockey
cub Goals. Bailey co. White.
~, md Columbia will take the ice at the rink
- for 2 game in the intercollegiate cham
pionship series.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
lANcooN NO MATcH FOR pRIscoLL

r,bl,,deInhfs Fet lem DrisCol. Inc tHsIIsn
,oa+berueight champion easily defeated Tommy
ienedon. local fighter. in fast six-round bout
tfora the washington Sporting club here to-nlgh'-
Iangdon surprised the spectators by ms eooo sHo"
- 20 80 ,.es no match for ths Engiishr1an.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

tucky Dcta1or-Etta A. sold team 20 John -,
MCGUIRE cIy--- 80
Belle (trotter ch. 6. by AxWoTthy-LAdy 40
Ropena. William Benne, ETOokyn: 1Vo
Hugh BGIs (t-otter 2ls) 81 . hy fsoooy SUITS oss
Sweet Melody; z L Jenks, PRWtucAet, X L.; 80
Ashbourns Cpscer. 2:1O<o. ch- g.. Y. 6y Ashiahc
VVslkes-Ninnie Cssseil: John Mcclure city Go
(trotter1. B. 4 by AxwoTrhy-PnlieIa W .
sdx 5fsTsarst itrottsr 2:isAl b. N. Z. by Allie
y J------
EasltaNs RenA CpaCeT). b g. by Theooore SiieI-
ton-Reas Rennsls9 Thomas BLANCHARD PslnaeT' an
Bliy Red Cpaeer, 2:is4.). b g. s. by Billy Andrews
-Renz Kennels. Harry srnssi, HARTFORD Conn 20
Cs-szor-Mabel: Barney CEEeT. Baltimore SOo
Fo1y Todd (r5ttsr. e-271zl b. c. O. BY Iooo-Su 49,
50: James Brown, Fort Edward N s<D
zshs 2.I4A1 b. n py Allie Nilkeb-
Chiduerra. c. s. Peck city ~S2'
Essdav (trotter. 2ils%). bT- m TO- by JsoAosH -oo
31i5sr jrotre1 a:2T5@1. br. G., g. by McAdsus-
CarscaIla. lanes Hogan. YonkeEs GU
Esught- Me6dler ttrO-rer. 2oz), b. e.. ~ oy FoiSce
de Lson-Imperous: "''
NFstfer trotter). br. 4. by South ohr' "A Gar $50
Eo1 CITY. - o..11:L1 ~ p ia hy Fidon-
J. Csrles, Paterson, y. - Soo
Mss SIills tpaceT. 2:1O1s1. b m y D. Mahogany
SrrtnEheld Maid: A A Scharfenberg ASnOfook' "a
Long Island w
sr5inS ii itrotter 2.15iz) b. &, s. by Sphinx -.
Ds5gv- Il W Dryer. Brooklyn foo
Bel Boy fpscsr). ch g. no oreeding gwen faeis so.
Casrste-sen. Bridgeport, Conn ooO
zrusL luaref- 2OS4z). D. g.. Z. by Lottery Iicket
TSnshfer OF dam Of &ush A IraNer Foughkeep- 80
sfe I.
pssee cobb Ctrottsr 2:I65<l. b. Y, by Conrad
Izsy EIib4rti Thomas Benson, Neo- 20
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BUSINESS cHANcE0.

$500 will buy from the present stock
holders one fourth Of their stock IN q
coins concern which has been doing a
pfohiabie business IN Seattle for more
than I'VE years more money 81 needed
10 carry on Increased business and an
cash RECEIVED from sale Of stock viii
be tmmedtstslV rsinVsstsd Ia the bust
mesa VIII bear fun Investigations For
particulars inquire az Hoom 3it Sullivan
BIG Only prospective Investors need
apPiy ---fs-26.
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Youngstown

Tot 10 doan. haiaHas o. 60. t4ee 20
fset pc iaf iisst FiaH 81 seattle. f.uua
park cas- ; hinshs When Railroad as
bridge - built fhssr tote will b. saffh
81 .osai ffss weeh ana water.
a. , witKiN co. repassioun
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FARMS AND ACRES.
Hnnflauad

III e. f. TSss ISf Ne ! ss ssssSs:o
rhars what he pickle factories pay
wefth ret nn ona acfe Of cur PaNisbe
lana Foihs are getting independent
cash. balance easy monthly payments
office enen until e . IA
oLH ia NAoN 8 co.
affrsiBs1fe. sew York iiiorh
$500
90 ACHES land. miiss from navy
menls and eleafiHH good ieeaHiyi shis
siii make faaf nice poultry % fruit
ranches. terms
ronTF kcHg nAnaAtN
t2,ase. tteo9 rasbi north Of city lee
fihe piece 81 land. close 90 station.
cLFfonp A VAN AnHpALE.
ga ThifA Ave
s4fee
zee ACRES Tossed of land eond rich
sati in fhiekiF settled teaaiits eAneiient
Transportation ieia elfs fasFAst rhis H.
a d NEWELL iso apfins stts.i
----'-=a------.-a--.----
5 Acres for $3.50. 90
. scres Of aidsr bottom lAnd. located
etf faFu ffaM hfafliss on sasr terms ~
~ cash. balAnee small msRthiY pap
menls otfips eRen evenings
OLE nANsov . CO.
tit-sit.us.tti Mes feFA nieeh.
tisee.
90 acres close ta Lork Lake mostly
rifh alder tattaHa lard fHuniaE Watef
ssa AZ = .islsa.'s siess e :. he.l 80
attic mafhFf This - saap
- NEWELL ise spfias street
FFw ANApa
% acres. sowlh q NsHian. good roads
sell ~sfsfsd tatss
pss aess. pastlg slsarsd esss eau -
purchased b. nae tract
NkAf. ESTATE
Fi4s acres eafth y aeztlis ites eash
seed nafef A sHat
nANnAINH
i.sfxs lots. n~4F tifisbsSn cheap ~
4 1. nmrLra
gbens Maih 80 tiA Fseifls nlaa
auNSrDALn
srf is-sefs tracts 81 syaHY sis, fiHH
snii ngssuS gisw o. nmp st4ta fnaeaaAms
Teaa fst4 gef asfs. terms
y NEWELL. 80 arsles street
4, r. Essss e. &c ! s s,.s..sl:,:
iaaes shat sss pishis }assesls. ssy
t. s. ssss r., 81 lsI &C.. 30 81 ' ssas
lara Yeihs are sstsius lnasgsnasnt
whF cot fpaf assrs 70 ts4el tst
ssse bsisses sasf noaihiy rssmsnis
o'''s' Ss aiSx'ssBJ 40
ris.ss nt'aia Ns~ rsss niosk
sgsa nf
rar vsry fns taafs tract a. sligsfaais.
slass - ~hArf. sshssl ssegs Aaa psf.st.
etfle. unis 80 cash aeHni ~aa - psf
At NEWELL iss ss,lu ssss.s
GOVERNMENT iASp
OPENING UNDER cAnE8 AIT
csnfat Waller project Noniana re-
isr,sasisn nsssins osfosss / fsss
ss's,s 's 800. ass~'9s 1919 o r =.
fofnsF ger irfrrfnsfiaa Ana tl8nks
wrifs " M wATAAS, Naiisf, Neat ~
ttta Herufiir uanA nita. Msnsssp eiis.
Miae
- Mit.Ea SOUTH oF CRY
20 aesss. tlta 30 Acre "a. shs ule~ssi
Ia acreage sar ne measY ana risbs IL
lire - res sanfesa
cfiFFonp VAN kRauALE
pif Third Ave-
t4fH e 1893
t.aere ffarts a. uiails. Fakrt Haabf's
FAMOUS Fafdsn svui snoH soii hahfY 90
Seattle ~ Tareuis. ranains Natsf sasg
terms
A - NEWELL. 80 sprns sweet
raeisba snins % neattir ! SO Gases
% eggs pff ueafh Great place fas
rhlehsas We ssH tahA fheFe at 81
PEE sefe en- sas terms office ufeu
evenings
OLE HANSON 4 co
atssatA+sts~atg Sea rpFA Heck.
fTsa
ACRES only miles ffem etiFs bot
tnw aardan lard yea e. mot s4asf this
A. u NEWELL Isa arring Street
FfNE-kgnr TRACT
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