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q, The northeast corner OF Thirty-seyenti
S,reet and sixth avenue for . long term oA
Years at an aggregate net rental OF 1000
is among rns tne m,sI bstwsen .y 'TbIrty. .fourtR'
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for ,; %sl.
Ter Rosenberg TO ths ne SniSia SnIssa sselS einS
West Forty-dfth street for term OF years.
Mr Fischer has also leased for Thomas A;
Hill to the American Music Stores the third I'd
loft In the new building At Nos. 2F and 2ts
West Thrty.siNth street.
The Duross Company. has leased the
store and basement at the northeast cor
charles K. Faruolo to W, J, sullivan for q
term of years. also the first and second
lofts In No. ~ Chambers street for James h.
Max I.sndsy to A. y. Kstz and william
James Churchill, whose restaurant is at
he northwest corner OF Broadway and
ors n. s y Hsi sSdns a the me sopPI Sos
west corner OF Broadway and forty'sixth
street,
broadway to J. RooneX the dwelling No.
snpess, the dwelling A. No. i2s West sixty.
dwelling at No. iSe West Sixty y-fifth street
% John Witt. the dwelling at No. lio West
Syty-tirst stree, to Mrs; Msyins Dupony,
street to Charles Rohrer. the store and
basement at No. 90? Columbus avenue TO
Mr.. Ganambione: stores at No. 1850 Lex
ngton avenue to Emanuel Figuera and SAM
nel Horowitz. the upper part Of No, 1885
broadway to Mrs. Emma Hagemeister. the
dwellins at No 1853 West sixty-tourth street
70 a Mrs. Burton, the dwelling at No. l27
West Sixty-fourth street to Paul Ehlers
and the dwelling at No. IA West Sitty-
fourth street TO Paul Taronii -
The firm Of J. B, Ketcham a 60. hsveleased
for VI. c. r. Koch 4 Co. the 8, ore and base
ment at No. 81 West i25th street to the Man
haitian Electric Supply Company for use
as a Harlem branch The lease Is for
tong term OF years at an aggregate Tenta!
Of 81, 900. The same brokers also leased
nj No. So West i32d street to a Mrs Jones; for
n Mr. Carpenter the three story and base
ment dwelling at No. 223 West i34th street TO
a Mfs. Jackson, and for the New York Iele-
phone Company the three story dwelling al
No, 2leWest i2tth street to Mrs. Coughlin.
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o. Issin s,ree, eL,,Ia s toI! icrk kn,h neh ano
stote' a; bIunaaxe W. ~ "a Moscnvnsi e' az;
5: A. IL: DAYTON; s,o.ney ~ Wlmm % KEN: rei
cree cue on Juoemen'' sS'o<sVG suo'ee, 10 YAK es'
&c, s1se.o.. ., I'D. an ,.., ..,,,h =, ,,o.h
fatk sveHue; esN s1e, ~ '1et s1utn oi sSsin y
Sree' oohIU ~; D. 5uvAe't -. II. resIse e' a.,
=. Bsnop; at.odney: =. ~ Le'y. rieIee' aue
Siio "A '
Iy7th street. No see south side, .fl5 feet west
OF Cypress avenue. 86xlOO, hve story nat and
store; w. L. Otis vs. J. Sander ct a.; Pressinger
q ~. attorntys W. 4; hifsh. reierse; que on
judgment. @,Iab5 subject 10 IaIes, &C, ye-sS
Westehester avenue. NO. ts- soutn SIDE Ky
iset east OF bereen avenue. -aot ~ snS .h,-s =,
tnree SoIy unemen, an. etorvi Wi,iniaS niaS uaIeV e'
a.. VS., Arngo Arngoni e. al: william McSauley
Attorney Wy. heauy, rcieioe' aue e pn Juogtheh''
Si-csl.i'i suOject 'o ,aSes' &C. soo''ei'
by Parish Fisher Co.
Rose street, west side 100 feet south OF Van
Sest Avenue iIiO0Isi,1x irregular Van Nest
Regent Realty Company rs Friedrich Aok erman
et al: @. n. Stoddard, attorney: H. A. Sperry,
Ac Sios al
THupsnIy MARCH,
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Miscellaneous.

Ames 4 Co. were the brokers in the re.
sale OF the six story building at No. - esl
Ihirty-second street Tor Jonn 4, Nyeth 70
James :. Metcah They also negotiated
the original sale Ior Herman Bersdorf 10
Charles l.. Rickerson has sold No. s?s
Carroll street, between Eighth street and
Prospect Park v est Brooklyn, four story
and basement brick and stone dwelling, Tor
,narles A. Smith to Col. John W. Holmes.
4 meeting OF the property owners and
residents In the neighborhood OF iotth street
and Central PARK west will be held at the
on Tuesday, March ., for the purpose oil
formulating plans OF action for securing Q
subway station at that point; The OPINION
Of leading engineers, including those VINO
constructed the subway. has been faVorao!e
TO a station at this point, both AS regards
It's necessity and feasibility,
The James l.. Wells Company has Dee n
Incorporated to carry on general real
estate business at No. l4l Broadway, corner
OF Liberty street The directors OF the new
concern include James H. Wells, Edward {.
Martin and Albert VI. Gerow.
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company has
recorded its conveyance TO the New ork
connecting Railroad of seven strips OF land
Bernel place. Van Alst avenue. Crescent
street, Rowland street and Potter avenue.
astoria, Long Island city, The Connecting q
Railroad has acquired about all its neces-
ary right Of way In Queens county.
Pease 4 Eliiman have sold for the heirs
Uf Mary NJ. \. HYDE the tOlniry seat al
kli2abethtown. y, =, consisting OF ract
OF $50 acres. with large residence, stables
and other out buildings. to +. j. Ridgwdy.
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I.arkln ct al; p. J. McGOldrick. attorney: L. Z,
Feilx referee due on judgment Sa.3i0,2Gi subject
TO taIes, &C, t2l3 subject 10 prior mortgage oi
$4,000
Oak Tree place, No. 6i2 south side 1879 feet
west Of Hughes avenue, tS,9SaS, two story dwell.
ling: Lille Sanger VS., Paramount Realty Com.
pany ct al: W. X. Osborn attorney: Hyinan
TuTS S.T. referee; due on Judgment, Sssa1 sub
Ject 10 taxes, &c, s7552o subject to prior mort
gage OF 81, 7so,
CouTtlandt a. enue, No. 62s. east side, S7s Zee I
south OF ia2d street enxlOn, 1ve story tenement;
Shcrins sale OF all right. title. dc., which d. u.
Schmelke had on March II, 1909 or snce: rra,t.
n. Il r., attorneys.
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A DIFFERENT
Real Estate Story

VIZ w NOf NON 1OO W
Buy any lots or houses
Give any mortgages
Pay any interest or taxes--
Nor lose any income.
We offer YOU proft-shsring New
York City Realty Bonds which
guarantee:
nt--A sure SO interest on large or
small periodic al investments
2d-The return Of your investment
IN lamP at fixed time
}j-A pro rata starf in half the
profits Of this company.
Your Investment iS jaRy pro.
hetrd BY high-elaSs Realities already
bought and fully paid for, in New
York City and at the Tunnel ends,
where values are increasing rapidly,
TIE PROFITS come from rents, timely
buying. expert handling and op-
perfume selling at advanced prices.
Your money, srtr itoRsb pad in
smaH inSiaiimsntS, IS on ibs same
purchasing basis ',citb TIE bigsta
bnytv ~ the Nee York real estate
ndrkf.
fopr Interests are sajssndrdfd so
that every dollar OF profit Of this
company is shared by you. yet you
are relieved Of all care and reSpon-
sibility Of investment.
MtranSattions are obh and sub.
ject TO your closest scrutiny You
may know your share Of the profits
any time.
BJort yon invta let US prove TO
your satisfaction the truth Of the
foregoing statements--and more!
Call. phone or write at once.
Mutual Profit Realty Company
JOHN W. PARIS. President,
ELMER DWIGGINS. Secretary.
ARCHIBALD C. Hay MES
Sales Manager.
4es Maroridge Bldg, Herald So y, Y,
Phone 6SO6-Sth Street.
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aud would besides provide a much shorter
route between Jamaica and Long Island

route between Jamaica and Long Island
City. -
or the two new corporations seeking fran
ohises on Hoffman Boulevard the one known
as the South Shore Traction Company
already has some miles OF track in use In
Nassau county bet tween the city line and the
township OF Brookbaven. Its application
would appear 10 have for its purpose an
entrance into Manhattan for It's present
lines by way OF the 0neensboro Bridge
rather than the Establishment o. new
Queens borough residents. II would &C.
oept u FRANCHISE on very liberal terms.
The other corporation which has applied
for a franchise over the same road Is the
0ueensbor0 Bridge and Jamaica Railway
Company. newly organized concern in
which several real estate operators and de-
velopment companies now operating on
Long Island are Interested. The applica.
ton OF this company includes in addition to
the Hoffman Boulevard route a branch line
through Greenpoint avenue and Roosevelt
street to Flushing and Bay Side.
Both applications are now In the hands OF
a select committee Of the Board Of Estimate
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wASTED-lnformst ton regarding a good farm
for sale. not particular abbnt location: wish To
hear from owner only who Will sell direct 10
buyer, give price, description and state when pos
session can be had. Address l.. DARBiSH1RE.
boz ieOi ID, Rochester. n, y.
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Building News.

Plans have been filed for ten story
snd basement apartment house 10 be built
Tor the West Side Construction Company
IA owner at the southeast corner OF River
SIDE Drive and Ninety-ninth street, from
drawings by q. Pelham, architect. the
ihe street iie ieet II will contain 81 suites
OF apartments and Is TO cost $500. 0OO
Plans have been filed for twelve story
commercal building TO be erected for
The Marmac Construction Company at Nos,
l@ TO iO6 West Tventy-seventh street,
~ will have a frontage OF 90 feet and depth
Of 90 feet, II is TO cost S225. 900. accordin
10 the estimate Of the architect, Frederick
Plans have been filed for four story
once and store building. containing two
suites OF nat apartments also. TO be erected
~ q cost OF 81 900 on ll3th street west Of
Lenox avenue for Mrs. Fanny Wolk and for
GOAL pocket, with shuttle cable railway
plant, to be built al cost Of ~ 900 for
bukhead at No. 2i8s Madison avenue
C., B. Meyers and the Mead Morrison Com
pany are the architects
four story stable at No O4 East Twen tieth
street. owned by Lewis Lelning. into man
as lessee and for installing stores in the
lower stories Of the four story and base
Inent dwelling at No. l2G Lex xlngton avenue.
tho improvement being made al cost Of
$1,000 for DR., e. Bond Foote and Mary +. B.
FoOte as owners. Otto Rother and Louis
&. Siaurer are the architects.
Plans have been filed for rem odelling the
entrance OF the Fifth Avenue Bank at No.
SS2 Fifth avenue and altering the sidewalk
10 conform with the proposed " idaning OF
The roadway by the city. The improve
Inents are to be made at cost OF s. 900 from
designs by Joseph Swannell. architect.
The Bronx plans for new buildings COM
prise q block Of nine three story dwellings
10 be built for William F.. Diler on Walton
avenue south OF i85th street. at a cost Of
sol. 900: a FIVE story loft building with
workshops for Katie Haiss on Canal place
south Of f4Nh street, to cost $50. go: three
one story dwellings with stores for the
Broad Realty Company a. the corner Of
Garrison avenue and Irvine street. TO cost
~ 900, and q two story dwelling on ai5th
street east OF Paulding avenue. TO cost 81 500
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CONGRESS STREET, NEAR CLINTON
Three story b. =. dwelling: price 5000 THE
n. a.. Co. 1877 Montague 81.
LONG IsLANDREALEsTATE FOn SALE

THE ELEGANT residence, with carriage house
and garage. corner Roslyn and Nestbury roads
Westbury Colony select location; house hard
wood nnlsh throughout baths, steam heat and
or more years or viii sell property: 10 80 sCrcs
ALIEN. CAMPBELL, SOC Fulton ST. Brooklyn, N. Y
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE. /,

STENOGRAPHER-Capsb beginner VIII take
moderate salary where there In chance to advance.
Miss SHIELDS. COS Madison ay. Phone 2ses--
Plaza sst
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BUTLER or valet. English. age "a, talis s years
New Y York, Bar Harbor: references Boa i07 sun
uptown once 1898 Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR, %, wishes position. privats or
German. English, SCHoENTHALER. sn Easi
9tth st, -.Dno
OFFICE manager or cashier; position wanted
by married man, IS: IL years With last cmIiioyar,
no retired from business; hrst class p.fctknS "a
Address II. ". p, boz ii9 sun once
WANTED by travelling sAlesmSD ~
pettooats TO handle q ,commissIcu1nunQolPtE1 ~
dysss n MILES, Grand RapidI NlchsV&6l .
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-MopERN HOTEL.

resort: hotel IS bedrooms For full informa tion
address A. II. G. MEARS. Wachapreague. Va.
Agents wanted.
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COUNTRY ESTATE

OF several acres, with IL room Manor house
North Shore OF Long Island. Convenient TO New
York Beautiful location WIN sell a. close
ngure. y. o, Boz s3e n. Y. city.
IYNBROOK. u lots, s.. 500 Huntington, Is
acres wood land. si,sO0 terms. GUNLAP, 40 Nc.
Donough ST.. Brooklyn.
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r. Improve North snor. Division

The Long Island Railroad is maxim {
active preparations for the rebuilding OF
track road and its conversion from a stea m
line into a third rail electric system. p n
woodward, official representative of Pres
dent Ralph Peters. announced last week
that plans for the Improvement have been
completed and the total cost will be close
10 $4,000 600. The work will entail the iat ing
Of thirty miles Of track from Long Island
CITY through Flushing College Point
the division at Port Washington. The
for some time, but the beginning OF work
has been delayed until the passenger ira MIC
was sufficient to justify the immense cash
'he first OF the year show a gain OF 100 COM
muters over the figures for the correspond
ing period last year. an increase Of eleven
viii follow immediately upon the completion
Of the improvement OF the line to Jamaica
4 twenty per cent increase IN tratic on
section since the winter Of 1907 is also re-
Points of Old New York 10 Be on View.
Ths bi bUs osa sssSon spf m5us 81
old New York prints and views on the entire
ninth moor Of its new bn!ld!ne at Nc; ieo
81 Ss sort nsHs ss. by e. 1s Grc4 cSS
limitea space was handicap and only
100 vioTe were SHOWN. Inc present et-
hibiton Will be much more extensive and
VIII give a complete pictorial history OF
the city's growth since the seventeenth
Many Of the best known real estate men
and print collectors In town have promised
10 contribute to the exhibition, which will
undoubtedly prove OF interest to all real
estate men. The walls Of the ninth floor
OF the Lawyers Title Building have room
for about 900 prints, and as many more uD-
framed or smaller VIII be shown In show
cases, The entire floor Is well lighted n
Tho daytime. but q special electric light
Installation will also be used. Admission
TO tho exhibition will be free. IL Will prob
ably open March "a and continue two weeks.
Better trolley Service for Queens.
The Public Service Commission last
~eek ordered the New York and Queens
County Railroad Company 10 double track
- lines from Flushing TO College Point
aud from Flushing &c Jamaica Fse terri
tories TEEN with new land Developments.
Real estate men in, Queens are unanimous
IN he opinion that these lines are to-day
carrying practically a maximum number
Of passengers oyer q single track and that
he increasing trafflc. There is no rel ief
IN sight for the College Point section other
Than the double tracking OF that division
~ he trolley ,.r.e, nst there IL some op-
nortunty for relief in the central part OF
the borough. Two companies have applied
Tor franchises to operate on HOFFMAN boule-
vSrd and Thompson avenue, which form
\ continuous thoroughfare. These roads
4 constructed would relieve congestion
Railway between Jamaica and Flushing
The sun., 1909-02-28

WE PAY SOC q month salary and furnish rig and
all expenses 70 Introduce poultry and stock pow
ders: new plan; steady work. BlGLER co.
X -sg7, Springfield. Illinois
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make from $40 70 $50 per day without capital.
You are not too old TO learn thi. profession
auctioneering taught; send for catalogue.
NJ " SCHOOL OF AUCTIoNEERIN0.
World building, New YORK.
The sun., 1909-02-28

CIGAR Salesman wanted In this territory; ex-
pericnce unn ecessary: N0 month and $500 day
expenses. MAuAEE WHOLESALE CIGAR CO..
Toledo. Ohio
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-S36 week. expenses paid: no exper
ience required; photo pillow tops SOC; enlarged
portraits, frames, lowest prices; free samples
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FOR BUILDERS
BUY A WALTER HOUSE

Modern two family detached on Foster ky.,
near Newkirk ay. station OF Brighton Beach
eloEated or Smith 81, or Franklin av. trolley.
no minutes from New York side OF Bridge: 8 cent
fare OTTO W. WALLER, BUILDER
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HELP MANTED-MALE.

AGENTS, DEALERS--1A new wrinkle TO prev1ne
Wrinkles our Keepshspe Adjustable GsrmS:..
Hanger sells because It's money saver. j. r..
Budd writes, Hanger sells like hot cakes sold "a
one afternoon and made Ns5. We teach you how
do the sans parpsqls5s ,ps @ fsse seIsltSry 60
ST. New York.
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$500 Cash; Entire Cost, Sa,sC0,

Buys elegant /. family house just completed;
half block from cars In fastest growing Fiat
bush section. Open Sundays.
EDGAR r.. RYAN a CO.,
Fast 3sth ST. and Church av.. Brooklyn.
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| FOR SAIE-Oid established General Store;
proven money maker. Excellent chance for
| hustler. Address X. s., Bardonia ". y.
| FOR SAI.E-Dentai once and out1t earning
500 monthly: will sell at $500 Address L. Ia.
| box ~ Sun once.
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Statesmen make 500 per cent pront selling
Novelty Sign Cards" merchants buy 10 70 100 on
sight: 500 varieties: catalogue free. SULLIVAN
Co, t05 W. Van Burcn ST., Chicago. ILL.,
SALEsMEN wanted In your territory; expert
ence unnecessary: 500 monthly and engenses OF
commission. CRESCENT CIGAR COMPANY
Chicago. IN. g..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-01

GOV. CHAS. e. HUGHES.
with the machine, as long as they
are clean"
But the minute they become
evil they will almost automatical-
| ly wipe themselves out of exist
ence."
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Schlitz Beer on draft at the
Royal. sss
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But here's the new convention,
under the Hughes plan:
Men who desire to be members
of their party's committees, either
ward, city or state, are put on the
ticket by petition. Those who re-
ceive the highest number of votes
from the committee. This is Gov.
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TO AGAIN ASK FOR
DETENTION HOUSE

The old high school, or paren-
tai school, will not be used by the
Juvenile Aid society as q deten-
ton home for youthful criminals.
At meeting OF the society, held
last night at the home Of f. s, D.
Hughes, a report was read from
the school board refusing to al
low the criminals to be housed in
the hockey" school.
According to members, OF the
society, a permanent detention
home will be asked for again from
the county commissioners.
The resignation Of F. 8. D
Hughes as probationary officer
was accepted last night.
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POLICE BREAK INTO
HOMES AT NIGHT

husbands to crawl out of bed in
the middle of the night and search
their trunks for marriage licenses.
So many complaints were made
and public sentiment condemned
the actions with such vehemence
that Chief Gritzmahher, few
days ago, disbanded the squad.
Further condemnation of the
methods Is found in the indict-
ment which was rendered on the
testimony of George /. Smith,
whose apartments in the Quelle
hotel the squad entered and fash
ed dark lantern around the
sleeping rooms. Smith presented
his marriage license for examina-
ton and then the officers depart
ed.
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WINS 500, 900 SUIT AGAINST
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, April Joseph H..
Boyd, president of the National
Iron Works, of this city, is today
receiving the congratulations Of
his friends with broad smile,
TOR he has just won a victory over
the Northern Pacific Railroad
company after being in litigation
Tor twenty-three years.
The Judgment just handed
down by Judge Whitson of the
United States circuit court holds
that the railroad must pay Boyd
100000, the amount the iron
man says he advanced to the con-
tractor who built the roadbed OF
the Occur d'Alene Railway & Nav
agetion company. The suit be-
gan in 1886.
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For fishing tackle go to e. e.
Peterson, 924 Tacoma av. go
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ARE
AGAIN AT
BAY
fRv Tinted Press I,eased wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, April L.
Convicts Alexander Hagan and
Michael McKenna, who escaped
from Folsom prison last Monday,
were captured this morning in this
city just as they stepped of a
Sacramento river boat. They will
be promptly returned to the peni-
Tertiary.
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FINDS NO CLUE TO
MURDERER

The inquest into the death of
Frank Morzin, whose body was
found in the woods near his home
at Summit last Sunday morning,
will be held tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock at the court house.
Coroner Shaver says that from
all his Investigations he has not
found even a tangible clue to the
murderer.
The funeral will be held Sun
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock from
st. Leo's church. Interment will
be in Calvary cemetery.
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Hughes machine.
This committee meets. It Is the
convention. There are two roll
calls. In the first roll call, every
single member Of the convention
must answer. At this time he may
nominated anyone he desires for
office.
In the second roll call every
committeeman must rise and vote
for the candidate for the pri-
maries.
This vocal voting, this touch of
that makes each
man responsible for his own vote,
would, alone, do much toward
keeping Observation-Disclosures
AS they will be called, under
the Hughes plan-from herding
together and from indulging in
convention orgies.
This convention is held many
weeks before the election. Their
ticket is practically a machine
ticket. In the old way, the peo-
pie would be helpless from this
stage of the proceedings on. In
the Hughes way the people have
still another chance to clean up
the ticket, If it is a bad one.
They can put brand new can
didate on the ticket, by petition,
to run against the machine candi-
date.
But that's only one way to keep
Gov. Hughes machine decent.
There is a way to wipe out the
machine and get a new one in its
place.
Heretofore the law hasn't recog-
nized the machine. There was no
way for the people to reach 1t.
Gov. Hughes plan brings the ma
chine out into the open, recog-
nizes 1t as a necessity.
Suppose the machine has named
a bad ticket at the convention,
has named bad men, has been
faithless to the people.
All the people have to do is to
nominate new candidates by petit
ton. They don't have to vote for
the fellow on the other party's
ticket. Also, by petition, they
nominate new committeeman.
On election day they vote down
the bad machine candidate. Also
the bad committeeman. Thus a
brand new machine, to serve two
years, is chosen. At the same time
the bad candidate is left In the
cold, without forcing any party
votes to the opposition.
"The beauty of the Hughes
plan," says Green, els that party
control is made stronger and at
the same time cleaner. Machine
control is sanctioned, but the
people rule the party and the
machine.
Ordinarily the people won't in
terfere either with the party or
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ington territory by President
Cleveland.
He was born at Keokuk, Iowa,
and graduated from q law school
when 20 years old. He served as
supreme Judge of Washington ter
ritory until It became q state, and
then was elected Judge Of Pierce
county for one term. Since that
time he has practiced law.
He leaves a widow, a son, Frank
Allyn, jr., and his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Sarah Turner.
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MONEYFOR
WOMAN COP IN
TACOMA

The city council last night au-
thorized the expenditure of money
20 hire a woman cop for six
months. Turnbull, Armstrong,
Brand. Giblett and Reed opposed
Il. Giblett objected to paying
476 q month and wanted to put
the pay at $50. When he was
Overruled he voted against the
whole proposition. The rest were
opposed to the whole thing. There
were ten on the other side, how
ever, and the Y. w. c. A. will Sc
lect the new official.