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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-13
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000.

FOR SALE-PRICE. S13. 800.
BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE
within one square of Conn ave, north of Mass.
ave, south of L st. PRACTICALLY THE
ONLY NEW HOUSE READY FOR OCcU
FANCY FOR SALE IN THIS HIGH CLASS
RESIDENTIAL SECTION. The house has
every modern convenience. Is beautifully dec
Grated finished in hardwood. polished floors.
The ideal arrangement-parlor. very large re-
ception hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen
on the first floor. There are seven sleeping
rooms, two magnificent bathrooms tiled,
nickel plumbing, stationary washstand; beau
tiful cabinet mantels in every room; open IRE
places. tiled hearth: servants stairway; many
closets; house lighted with gas and electricity
aud heated by economical ot-water ting
plant. PRACTICALLY A CORNER. HAVING
WINDOWS FRONT. REAR AND on THE
SIDE. The lot Is several feet wider than the
average Washington lot. The price. $l3.5no
Is extremely low. The owner. who is arch-
tect and a builder. offers Il for sale without
any profit. his object being TO dispose OF the
lot. II you want something far above the
average for a home or investment. let rs show
yeu this honse.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS SITES

WE HAVE SOME DESIRARLi LOCATED
business sites for manufacturing and stora &c
purposes. Dimensions range from 300 10
100000 so. II.
VIM. H.. SAUNDERS & co. 14O1 F st NV.
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FOR sALE-NEW AND rP-TO DATE.
81. pretty Groom houses. all improvements
cellar, furnace
18th and kraemer SITS ne.
Price $3.50: SlUO or more cash balance
small monthly payments.
fcla-a, WRIGHT g. HOPKINS. 500 r NV
FOR SALE
NTRTH carr. Sis. NV. brick residence rn
with eight rooms and bath: brick stable in rear
Sc 600 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV NEAR "T'
ST. nine rooms and bathroom; brick stable in
S4.65o-lyTH STREET SOUTHWEST RESI-
DENCE. north of the railroad; nine rooms and
barb.
"F'' AND &C. SITS. neat frame dwelling
brick brio. dwelling in the rear: wide lot. Price
very low. Will rent for $3.50
s4soo-12TH ST Sc. APARTMENT. eight
rooms. two baths: hot-water heat; strictly mod
and nearly new.
$3.50 NO. sos &C. STREET Sc new
brick dwelling. with six and tiled bath
room: collar: furnace heat pretty ls home in a
and proposed new cr"ss-town line.
SOUTHWEST hrand-new houses. with six
rooms and bathroom. These houses were
planned by an architect and erected by Il prac-
tical builder. They are well worth inspecting.
Open.
s7.5oo-No 5ls &C. STREET Sc. OVER
LOOKING BEAUTIFUL SEWARD SQUARE.
The hest house on Capitnl Hill: splendid
location: superb residence: TEN ROOMS: HOT
WATER HEAT: equipped with modern plumb
Ing throughout. There are no dark corners in
this house. II is bright and cheerful all over
the house. IT IS OPEN SUNDAYS AND
JAMES F. SHEA, s43 La. AVE. NV.
fel3-s tut 40
FOR SAIE-624 -62S X ST NE: SIX ROOMS
tiled baths: concrete cellar; hot water heat
lot 2OxlOO: price 81 $50: easy terms HARRI
son REALTY co. -621 18th st. NV. fel3-3Gt 4
FOR SALE-2STORY BRICK: NEAR UNION
station: good condition: fine home invest
ment at s.. 600: clear: closing estate. NEW
YORK real. ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F NV.
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FOR SAI.E-NEW GROOM BRICK. LIE nROIT
st S. 900: under good rental. NEW YORK
real. ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 NV.
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FOR SALE : 7.ROOM BRICK: BEAUTIFUI
homo. Rrghtwood Park: large lot only 81. 900
psrfsct =, ccsdi ion =, NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
FOR sAI.E-coRNER STORE AND 7-RoOAl
TO sell: sacrifice for $3.50: terms. NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 NV.
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FOR sALE-SOT THERN EXPOSURE: SIDE
heat side lawn oTerlcotinr $1,000 properts
only one square from Mt. Pleasant ear lin
Just west Of 16th-st.: lot :6x131 4" loft al
ley. Address OWNER, Boz c43. Star Office.
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FOR SALE s6.aO0-AN IDEAL HOME.
ONE AND ONE-HALF SQUARES FROM LIN

FOR SALE-s6 aOO-AN IDEAL HOME.
ONE AND ONE-HALF SQUARES FROM LIN
coin PARK.
This Is undoubtedly the most desirable home
ever offered Capitol Hill for the price. 1t
IS practically corner. having many windows
on the side. The material used is OF the very
best: the construction is frst-class. The wood
work throughout the house is Of the very best
hard oil finish. Splendid cellar under the en-
tire house, cement floor. piastered ceiling
HOUSE HEATED BY ONE OF THE BEST
HOTWATER HEATING PLANTS EVER
Used. There are two starways. expensive
cshnct mantals. tiled hearths. open hrep'aces
AUGMENTATION first floor we have
rarlor. library. dining room. pantry and kitch-
en-: the second floor there four well
lighted bedrooms and large tiled bathroom;
porcelain tub; stationary washstand: nickel
plumbing; large attic, reached by wide stair
way: lot 20 by 100. For business reasons the
owner is forced to dispose OF this beautiful
home. Ii is far above the average and must
he inspected TO be appreca ted
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FUR SALF-
An S-ronm NEW HOUSE a rooms list
floor and I'd floor. Beautiful tiled bath:
conrretrd cellar: servants toilet: HOT-W AFTER
heat: pretty mantels. lighting fixtures and pa
prring: excellentlv located on COLI MBIA
HEIGHTS: FACES SOUTH. Absolutely new.
Just finished occupied. Price. S5.Jtn).
Terms To suit. Eigh, room houses IS rooms On
floors, not often btninab". You'll he
pleased with every point about this property
18th st. cars and 1tth st. cars close by.
BELT. O'BRIEN & 90. tInc.'. 1903 {; y. W.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-INVESTMENTS
s1.915-Gents S19S per year: a snug & room
brick. located numbered in the
northeast newly painted, etc. deep lot; alley;
good renter.
81. i00-RentS S342 year: numbered atrcet
in northwest; two bricks: Al renting property.
81. 35h-Rents sos year: near government
printing office: 6 room brick. with bath; always
rented
s.. $50 Rents $50 a year: on X street. west
of Connecticut ave: I-room brick: good front
age; always in demand by tenants.
MOORE & HILL uNC.). 1893 6 ST NV.
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FOR SALE-SPLENDID ROMAN BRICK AND
hrownsfone residence on " ide number red n. W.
:: stories; rooms: porcelain bath: furnace heat.
kitchen main floor: tenant guaranteed at
$1,000. SPLENDID BARGAIN AT Sc. 600.
WII.LlGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. Cos -l5 18th.
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FOR SALE-$5,UtU
4 low price for :s-story. 1O-room brick
dwelling on sth at NV. near .: good condition.
STONE L FAIRFAX. 1872 New York
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FOR. SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SAIE

FOR SALE
WIDE HOUSE.
Price, q go.
1ettered st west Of 4,h and south Of Q: 81
pressed brick; hay window.
Lot 23ls feet front.
Side yard
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOX sALE-A SPLENDID HOME.
1349 Columbia road.
One of the best constructed houses on
Columbia Heights.
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENT.
HANDSOME. SUBSTANTIAL FRONT.
ARRANGEMENT: LIST floor Parlor. library
dining room, pantry and Kitchen
Cd floors bedrooms beautiful bath. man!
$d-s bedrooms and bath.
Hot-water beat; two stairwnys; beautifu
MUST BE INSPECTED TO BE APPRE
CIATED. Apply for permit.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
FOR sALE-A BARGAlN;
Trust. IS 600 So years.
5-story 1o-rcom dwelling finished In hard
wood. on Oregon bet. 18th and 18th. On'
Of those good houses built by Alexander Miller
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-se5oo
Buy ru THIS Eat ATTRACTIVE re s1'Tr HOME.
Near sth and II ne. Brick, rooms ant
bath. SEMI DETACHED.
4 most attractive square: all nice. new I'm
persons.
STONE & FAIHFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN.
Columbia Heights.
$500
Reduced from s. 600.
Near 4th ST.
Three stories. cellar. 10 rooms and bath
HnT-WATER HEAT.
Chance for sperula ton.
Chance to secure very fine home for LITTLE
money.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-THE BEST BARGAIN ON THE
HEIGHTS.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
-TWO-STORY HOUSE
4 ROOMS on A FLOOR
WEST OF 18TH ST
BEAUTIFUL TILED BATH
HOT WATER HEAT
TWO STAIRWAYS
COVERED PORCHES-
LOT 1Nx11J-
PRICE. Sc $50
EASY PAYMENTS
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE - HANDSOME COLONIAL RESI-
dence on Columbia Heights. 21l7 18th ST: y
story brick. with spacious porch across entire
front: . unusually large and attractive rooms:
TILED BATH: HOT WATER HEAT: FRONT
AND BACK STAIRWAYS: beautiful mantels
and fixtures Of design: great bargain at
$3.50: will take part cash. Address FINE
HOUSE. Star office. fel2-4t
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NORTHERN SUMMER HOUSES,

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERT1ES-LENO
Newport: Bar Harbor: Maine coast; Stockbrdge
Rerkshres. Fur. houses sale. lease. Canadian.
foreign villas. GRANT PARISH. 1929 Ny. ave.
jal -3in.4
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR sALE-WAsHINGToN HEIGHTS BA

FOR SALE-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS BAR
GAIN.
As the result OF an exchange we are In po-
siton TO offer beautiful wide dwelling.
southern exposure. kalortma avenue and
Columbia road for s. 300. that would ordi-
nary $1,000 $4,000. Very hand
some front; three storie:: parlor. reception
hall. dining room pantry and kitchen on one
floor: seven sleeping rooms. two tiled bath
rpons. servants stairway. hot water heat: lot
20 by 100 Now renting for SIS month.
This house is situated near many Of the most
expensive residences on Washington Heights,
and Is well worth from 81 900 to $1,000 more
than many new houses selling for s. 500 and
5000
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOME ON WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS.
Price $4,000. semi-detached house con-
tanning fourteen rooms and three bathrooms:
four rooms deep each one Of the three
floors: hot-water heat. two stairways: house
lighted by gas and electricity; finished in
hardwood: eight expensive mantels; lot IS by
40: southern exposure: situated in the choic-
est part Of Washington Heights. west OF Con-
nccticut ave. To buy the lot and erect this
house would cost you In the. neishborhood or
$4,000. Let show you this house before
you bry or build. We can save you many
thousand dollars
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York
FOR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN ON CO.
ItMBIA HEIGHTS. SEE THE FINE
HOUSE WE OFFER FOR $3.50. THE
LIKE OF 1T HAS NEVER BEEN OF
FERED BEFORE IN WASHINGTON IN
DER 80. 600 or $4,000
beautiful three-story Roman brick front
dwelling. with stone trimmings and stone
porch facing south: near 14th and Girard SITS.
well arranged house; parlor. library, dining
loom. pantry and kitchen floor. There
are six lovely bedrooms. large tiled bath.
porcelain tub, nickel plumbing. a beautiful
front stairway and also a servants stairway;
elaborate cabinet mantes In nearly every
room. The woodwork throughout the house,
even including the kitchen. Is Of solid oak.
House heated by economical hot-water
heating plant. Lot 40 feet deep to public
alley. Let show you this house
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York
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FOR SALE WELL LOCATED on CAPITOL
Hill. 3 choice building lots. each 16.S by over
100 feet: alley. $500 each.
MOORE e. HILL HNCl. 1893 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE - WE'LL LOCATED SOUTHEAST
for renting purposes: about square from
Capital Traction car line. on Sth ST.: front age
of 117.6 on corner: will subdivide into lots
Cheap al 81. 100.
MOORE & Hill. dNC.,. 1888 G ST. NV.
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BARGAIN NEAR BRITISH EMBASSY.
Price $3.50
similar house held at SIS 800.
remarkably low priced house. considering
its location in this fashionable and conven
irntlv situated section and it's thorough con
strurtion. An attractive three-story brick resi-
dence q rooms and bath: HOT WATER HEAT;
wider than the average house: now carries q
loan Of s. 900 at Sc in fine condition
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York
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INVESTMENTS:
Exccllentiy located in the central Nv. just
off prominent Rented for $3.50 per
month. Price. SO, 900.
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FOR SALE-$7, 800.
We offer house st this figure that is hard
TO beat. 1t is located a through street
near 18th and SITS. II is modern in plan and
construction. having parlor. reception ball.
dining room, pantry and kitchen on the first
ncor; six lovely sleeping rooms. tiled bath;
hot-uster heat; lot IS by 1906 to a wide alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-STOP PAYING RENT
Buy a little home and business place all I'M
der roof: Groom frame house: bake house
splendid oven: stable: about 1000 II. ground
soft. alley: only ST. 700: 500 cash. bal.
ST. per month: title perfect.
q. NJ. BRYANT Warder bldg 9th and F.
fol tsaSu
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FOR SALE - NEAR r. X. IMPROVEMENTS
and express company's offices: corner: will
snbdivide Into five lots. Cheap at $4,000.
MOORE & HILL uNC.l, 1888 G ST NV.
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Something Ia interest the smaller investor,
nice 2-story 2-family apartment: NV. sec
ton: always rented at $40 per month. Price,
$1,000, FRANK +. RAWLINGS CO.. 1908 Pa
ave. NV. fe1:s-:st
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FOR WELL, LOCATED IN NORTHEAST:
L. desirable building lots: nearly rs feet wide
and good depth; cheap 5000 each. will
subdivide into lees number of wider lots.
MOORE & HILL UNC.t. 1888 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FUR SAI.E-TO CDI.OREp BtlER.
House. in perfect condition. on X 81 near
Mckinley school: eight rooms and bath: fur
mace heat. BOX as Star oface. fe13 II
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
CHURCH FIGHT ENDED
Ncbraska Supreme Court Sustain.
Accommodation of Priest.

LINCOLN, Neb... March BY a
decision of the supreme court this
evening Bishop Bonnacum of the
Catholic diocese of Lincoln, Neb.,
wins f0-year contest with Father
Murphy of Seward, Neb., for the pos
session of st. Vincent's church. The
court sustains so far as the civil court
has jurisdiction, the decree of excom-
municatfon pronounced by the bishop
against the priest.
After Father Murphy was excom
municated in 1901, Murphy's parish
toner's were loyal and refused to- sur
render the church property to Muir
phys successor Six times the case
has been in the district court and
three times before has been in the
supreme court and, twice befor the
pope.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
BIG ORCHARD TRACTS
Most of Young Orchards Are Being
Set to Apples.

SPOKANE, March 5.-More than
100000 fruit trees will be planted
in eastern Washington this spring
and next fall, according to A. F. Gro
well. deputy state fruit commission
err, stationed in Spokane, and OF
these, he says. the majority will be
apples. The estimate is based on ad-
vices from nurseries IN this and east
ern states which will begin shipping
within so days. The total paintings
in the state during 1908 amounted to
2.0GT,S53 trees, as follows: Apple
1,169.9S9: peach, 366.731; pear
23O,719; cherry, 190.535 plum and
prune, 10000; miscellaneous, So
679. OF these 399,553 were st out
in Spokane county. while Yakima
county planted 35S,477 and Chelan
county. which includes the Wenatchee
district reported 30l.7Si. F. A.
Huntley. state commissioner of hor-
ticulture. reports T.677,072 apple
trees, 2,126,222 peach. 1,313,290
pear trees, also 1888, 491 plum and
prune, 93S.144 cherry and several
million nectarine. ounce, almond and
English walnut trees growing in the
state at the close of 1908. Yakima
county leads with 2,115,695 apple
trees of total OF 3.S43,946. Chelar
county has 1,13S,012 apple and 494,-
has 961 ,19I apple CT total of L.
37S,494 trees.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
TO CONTROL WAREHOUSES;
Legislature Provides That Telephone
and Telegraph Companies Can Re
Forced to Give Joint Service.

OLYMPIA, March 5.-Both houses
have passed a bill giving the railway
commission jurisdiction over the tele-
phone and telegraph companies ana
the power to compel physical connec-
lions between competing long dis
tance companies in cities where both
the commission discretionary powers
as to the permitting of railroads con-
structed hereafter K. cross other rail
roads or public highways at a grade.
Another act that passed the house
today puts the control of public ware
houses and the inspection. of grain
in the hands of the railway commits
sion. The senate has refused to con-
cur in the amendments placed in the
criminal code by the house. The
house has refused to recede. and I'M
less the difference is. settled in con-
ference, the bill will fail
The house struck out sections in
corporated b. the senate prohibiting
the sale or manufacture of rectitied
liquors. and struck out exemption in
the gambling sectirn against games
played for wagers in private apart
ments. The house indefinitely post
poned the bill providing submission
of the constitutional amendment pro-
viding for initiative and referendum.
The senate adopted bill prohibiting
the sale of liquor within three miles
of any naval yard.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
HINM.AN HAS SOLD RANCH
Minnesota ZiIlah Orchards Co.. New
Corporation, Purchases Eighty
Acres.

C. Fl. Human closed a deal on
Friday for the transfer of so acres
in the Zillah district. under the I'm
ion Gap Irrigation Co. canal, to the
Minnesota-Zillaho orchards Co., a COM
pany recently organized for the pur-
pose of developing fruit land and
raising fruit. The consideration was
$4,000.
1t is understood that the large
tract will all be set to standard varie-
ties of fruit and that there will be
many improvements on the property.
which Hinman has held for several
years.
A number of real estate deals are
being closed this month, and one Of
the important transfers recorded on
Friday was that by which H. H. Lom-
bard and Frank Horsley transfer the
Redman property, the 40 acres re-
Gently purchased west of the city
to the Yakima Development Co. The
consideration for the transfer was
$4,000.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
TIGER TEAM UNDER WAY
Tigers Give Dance st. Patrick's Day
Mayor armbruster May Pitch
First Ball of season.

The work OF taxing Subscriptions
for the maintenance of the Yakima
Tigers during the coming season viii
begin next Monday by the committee
in charge of the work, who will call
upon the business men and others
tor financial aid in placing a team in
the Yakima VALLEY league. All 9th
err towns in the league have received
the hearty support of the home fans,
and hav their guarantee posted. and
are getting in shape for the starting
gong. The Tigers will hold a dance
in Teton hail March II. St PatrirL' s
day.
The first game OF the season in this
city will be with the Vancouver team
Of the Northwest league on April 10
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
RAIN HELPS, WHEAT.
Horse Heaven and Rattlrsnake Coun-
try Assured Of Big Crop.

PROSSER, March 5.---A fine, warm
rain fell for three hours last night,
the early varieties of trees are COM
mencing to show bursting buds and
the hillsides are showing green. The
wheat crop is practically assured and
from information from the Horse
Heaven and Rattlesnake country the
wheat never looked better
There is estimated to be $4,000
acres of fall and 5000 acres of spring
wheat in Horse Heaven and 20 900
acres of fall and 800 of spring wheat
in the Rattlesnake. About 60 per
cent of this immense acreage is trib-
utary to Prosser.
Information from various sections
puts the depth of moisture in the
ground at from so inches to five
feet
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10

Hop Dealer Proposes to Erect Struc
ture to Suit Renters-Many
Buildings Planned.

George c. Mitchell, the hop dealer
and rancher. is the latest property
owner on West Yakima avenue to an
nounce that he will build a store
building on lots ne holds and that are
now practically unimproved. Mitch
ell is the owner of two lots at the
southeast corner of West Yakima and
Fifth avenues. The hop dealer pro-
poses to build to suit renters, and
will in all probability construct a
two story brick building.
When the North Coast railroad
takes possession of the property pur-
chased along Yakima avenue there
will be heavy demand for store
rooms. Over dozen business houses
will be forced to new locations, few
going out of business because of the
chance
1t is expected that most of these
will take locations further west on
the avenue, the trade that goes to
these stores being from that section.
There are no vacant buildings, how
ever, in that direction and the result
will be demand for buildings.
A number of structures are con-
templated, and there promises to- be
regular rush Of building on the
avenue, both at the east and the west.
ends during the next couple Of
months. Some of the lots are already
being cleared OF small buildings to
make way for the new structures.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10

Communication, Albert T. Patrick
pleaded before the appellate division
of the supreme court in Brooklyn to-
day for his liberty or execution of
the death sentence
Patrick was convicted in March,
1900, for the murder of William
Marsh Rice. Patrick declared today
that his conviction was due to a
Colossal conspiracy on the part of
justice at his trial and the authori-
ties who pi osecuted him. The scene
in court today during his plea was
very sensational Assistant District
Attorney Taylor in reply said if Pat
rick was not willing to accept life
Imprisonment, the only alternative
was to electrocute him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
men WANTED FOR
FARM AND RAILROAD
Coming OF Spring Causes Activity in
Labor Market-Nien Shipped in
From Sound Cities.

Opening of spring work in the rail
road camps and on the farm has
caused a brisk demand for laborers
by local employment agencies. The
supply of men on hand is small and
in several instances men have been
shipped from Seattle and Tacoma to
supply the wants of the railroad con-
tractors and farmers. Forty Ital-
ians and gang of Bulgarians are in
the city waiting for orders to go to
work on the branch line of the Mil
waukee road between this city and
the Columbia river
Farm work is also demanding a
large quota of men for the spring
blowing and planting and clearing
OF sagebrush land. Twenty men
were sent to troSser Monday for
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-10
DIsCREDIT NEW X-RAY.
Doctors Say it is Another Statement
Of the Old Discovery.

NEW YORK.-Physicians and sci
entists in New York, who have made
a specially of radium and it's effect
on lupus or cancer, are somewhat
skeptical regarding the value of
radiothor, or thorad- X, the discovery
of which was announced by DR.. f..
Skillman Bailey before the Southern
Homeopathetic Medical association OF
New Orleans on Thursday. They
declare that the radio activity of
pitchblende has been known for some
time and they are inclined to think
that it was simply pitchblende to
which DR.. Bailey referred, and that
consequently he had added nothing
to the subject.
One well-known specialist summed
up the prevailing opinion. He said:
Experiments have been carried on
with pitchblende to some extent, but
so far not nearly enough to draw any
conclusions from them. A few ap-
parent cures are quite useless as a
foundation for an opinion on the
value of any therapeutic agents.
DR.. Bertram Boltwood, professor
of physics in Yale university and a
recognized authority on radium, said:
SIN my opinion there is nothing new
or original about this 'thorad-X.' 1t
appears to me to be an over-state-
ment of something already known"