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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions IN the
orphanage OF whole and half orphans from jan
lary i, 1909. to June so. 1909, VIZ: Georxe
Strom. aged years months: Martin Blank.
aged years months; Esther Ladar. aged IL
years months: Hsnnah Ladar. sged years
months; Samuel Ladar. aged years re1rhss
harry Friedman. aged 8 years months;
charies Drueker. aged years 10 months: Ben
Lando. aged years months; Rebeecs Lando-
aged years Z months; Roy Smith. aged 10
years 8 months; Vera Smith. aged years;
Lillian Goldberg. aged S years month:
blanche Ida Robinson. aged years months,
Helen Mildred Robinson. aged years month;
ME Gage. aged years months: Esther Gage,
aged years 2 months; Dora Nathan. aged 5
years 3 months; Sydney Nathan. aged years
Q 1-oa -
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Maria KiD
orphansge ana Alfred Nuttan Nelson me
mortal home OF 30 Lake ST.. San Francisco.
mas received the following orphan and half
Marie Schmitt. yrs. mos; Eastina Schmitt
yrs 3 mos. Louise Helen Sergeant 10 yrs. I:
1quira Ferns Sergeant. ~ yrs NOS: Amy
lins. u yrs. mos. Beatrice Collins II yrs. /;
Sadie Lindsay Walner. ! yrs.: Dorothy Ray
Inand smith. yrs NOS; Charlotte Berg
Watkins. III yrs. 10 NOS; Evelyn y. Swan
strom, IL YRS. 8 NOS: Marie Hess. 1 VI :
mos: Grace Ethel JOhESeB yrs 10 mos !;
Theodore johnson. VS.; Teress Centurion
mos; Louise Ries. Yrs. 1 me: Caroline
Schmitt yrs mos; Leah n. A. kroEse.
yrs mos; Ida Wilson. yrs mos. /;
ArYilla L. Barnsdall. 10 yrs mo.
MONTEREY COAL COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS OF the MONTEREY COAL
COMPANY are hereby notified that there win
be d meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS AZ
Hale's Hall, South 2nd Street. San Jose on
Thursday, July L. 1909. at 10 A. NJ. Matters
Of vital Importance 10 all viii be presented
Bring your stock Certificates with you. At
tend if possible. otherwise send name. ad-
dress and number OF shares and win for
ward information. By Stockholders Inyesfiga-
tiOn Committee
]. J. Meyer President; l. FelleFs, Secretary.
Address Henry French. Attorney for Stock
holders, San Jose Cal.
ST. FRANCIS girls directory orphan asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted 10 the
asylum from January 1, 1909. 70 July l.
1909: William Joseph McCranney. aged yrS.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN win not be
responsible for any debts that may be con
tracted by my wife. Fannie Colby Bernou.
JN0 r. RFRNOT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

50 acres choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno; 20 acres OF it in vineyard and orchard;
1ne pumping plant; plenty OF water; house,
etc: S11.oc0-
$50 scres grain land, suitable for orchard OF
vineyards; good orange land; adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty Of water;
a bargain; SS5 per acre.
2, ,335 acre stock ranch. Stanislaus county
plenty OF water; timber enough to par for the
land; owner made fortune on this ranch; 81
per acre buys II.
SIS. .00O-General merchandise stock: doing q
profitable business IN q very prosperous, grew
ing town. surrounded By a very productive
fruit country.
Above properties FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY
By F. l. BARROW. manager OF Coast Car
rage Co., cor. 18th and Jackson sts-. Oakland,
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

WE have .os0 acres lard. 200 under cultivation.
miles from town and railroad the best com
bined stock ranch and farm In California. run
ring stream OF water; reDeed and cross fsueedi
price SO. .0GG. terms
u you are looking for a farm. stock or fruit
ranch at the right D-iee csiI and
MeFArL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

BUILDERS attention.-want repairing done on
fats n Mission in exchange Tor 81 200 equity
in lot. le0xlfo. corner of Hudson aud Shafter
ave. Claremont dist. blocks from Key
Route station. street work complefe- ready for
building; balance q s2.2o0 can waif: will
make 3 fne lots pETTNER. owner. 45I Bush
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

INFORMATION WANTED

ANY information concerning the location OF
Win E. Magee, a young man about 2o years
of age from eastern Pennsylvania. last heard
OF in Fresno county oil fields, will be CRATE
fully received by his parents. Address box
325S Cali office.
WANTED-To know the whereabouts OF IDga
Maioney; left New York March b. Com
mHnicste With JOSEPH HUNBRECHT, Argo-
naut hotet.
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HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS

AAA-Team mnles. light wagon. $50: team
large horses Sl25. horse. wagon, harness
SO un- new blackboard new harness good
horse. $50. horse. buggy. harness. S25 up: 30
bead ef horses and mules. SO up: many ex
Fress~toD 1ld Hight delivery wagons. SO up:
fancy black buggy horse. years old Aue-
tion sale Wednesday at II g. u. VIII trade )
BlEcies. $ up- harness and riding saddles
s. up. 5G3 4th ST. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

81 ooo-iOO acres finest land in California river
sediment. good for potatoes. onions. aspara-
gus. truck: finest walnut fruit or alfalfa land
anywhere- Al acres tine pasture additional. !.
good improvements: a number OF me cows .
implements and stock: "a beautiful Napa val
ley; gentieman-s home HENRY STIRRING.
room lis. Russ bldg % Montgomery 81
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contInaed

leo ACRES land near Brentwood: As acres bear
ing vineyard balance In corn and other prod
ucts: 8 room house. good barn and outbuild-
ings: running stream OF water piped % house
aRd barn: horses. all farming implements-
everything ready 70 do business This i
snap; 90 not overlook IT, Price $500. y casn
MeFxUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
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SMALL RANCHES


CHICKENS-GRAPES-
10000 acre ranches our beautiful San Mar
tin rancn, south OF San Jose: improved or unfm-
proved; suitable for chickens. fruits. grapes.
etc; this Is one OF the ideal locations in Santa
Clara valley; only 10 niles from San Era 9ci $50:
Including interest If desired: II you are looking
for & beautiful place 10 build up q home and
where you VIII get good returns oct of the land
let US show you over ranch.
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 7oz Market st.
s5.io0-5i acres finest sediment; yields $50 per
acre hay. good for potatoes truck. peaches.
walnuts, alfalfa corn: in be4nttfrl Napa val
ley: rare bargains viii produce over Il per
cent on $500 per acre: will subdivide.
$500 per acre-Subdyisions of cream Of
Walnut Greek land; terms: increasing IN value
rapidly: electric and the largest
cities Of Berkeley and Oakland
Sediment land my specially: . years IA
miliarity with California land Different sized
farms.
HENRY STIRRING. room us. Russ bldg.
2S5 Montgomery St
MEXICAN and Texas timber eoionizinz land
$50, 900 acres pine and oak and hardwoods
choice; well located for export; $2-50-
154, 900 pine. oak, ash, hardwood. So.
e96,00o Improved stock ranch and timber.
100000 acres irrigable land and stock. sl-15.
1000. 600 acres eolondzing lands. 30e up-
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts and all
classes Of timber and stock ranches Reports
sent; information at Office DAVIS BURN
HAM, 704 Mills bldg. s f.
WANT party with $4,000 or vro With sI0. .oo0
each for best subdivision proposition In state.
near Walnut creek. Contra Costa county.
about 200 acres: SIS per acre: viii sell IN
and 10 acre tracts for S1o0 per acre Call
or address Room :, Bacon bldg, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

Do not overlook this-f00 acres on Eel river
Mendoeino county: 10 acres under cultivation.
balance rolling hills. with plenty of oak tim
Der. good house snd barn. one Of the best
little cattle and hog ranches IN the state OF
California; would make ideal summer re-
sort. fne hunting. boating and fishing. 40
trouble 20 catch the limit; price 5000. Nc
PAUL 4 EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

SUBURBAN. seaside or mountain homes: farm
lands throughout the Pacific Coast. large or
sman acreage, 40 Zee. DO commission Call or
write PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION
BUREAU. 405-6T Metropolis Bank bldg, ssn
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

IRRIGATED FARMS on EASY TERMS
Five to 40 acre farms IN Sacramento valley.
rich. Deep sandy loan soil for fruit. walnuts.
vegetables. alfalfa. etcs. % daily passenger
trains: farm more than 70 minutes walk
from station; the best land snd best living
conditions IN Caiifornia: a 10 acre farm means
independence: excursion every Saturday. =. T.
HILL & CO.. East 81, OPP. Ferry bldg. Phone
Kearnv 302.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

r. r. L. Meyer. $50 Market ST, rooms 50:s-4 5:
Chronic and nervous dis; impctency. sterility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20


90 aeres logged eff land on county
road. small stream running through ftI
81 see, fseQ cash, eaaf terms on balance
10 acres. email eahin chicken yard
good Gov close 90 waterfront ttse, tfea
cash, balance 60 suit
aeFes waterfront tsae. liberal terms
te-Arre waterfront, O., oaa. Tor = short
time only. half cash.
80 acres, eiesa to waterfront lets Of
NhinEie cedar on n only fge per acre
GLENDALE IMPROVEMENT CO.
Glendale. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

For sale BY ownar. 50 acres In ana.
homish county. two miles softh 81 Hart.
ford, 4t,Hoa, improvements.
Coed level land. 90 acres ef second
srewth timber young orchard 10 acres
aiashed three cleared. buildings trout
stream. EfBveied read. Price ST. 500
n interested. write q NJ waite lfarf
ford, Wash. D. u, y. No. T. Ife11x
ACRE TRACrs--onis a few 81 them
left all cleared, level valley land. 10
minutes 90 tnterurbnn station the very
fineat ffut. berry and vegetable land
ia Washington DON'T HUN UNITE
you HKE THEM WIN sell on 10 peF
cent down ana small monthly payments
AUBURN REALTY CO,
Brunswick Bldg, Auburn, Waah
cIEnAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard times - the tins to make az
easy living, fFuite berries and chickens.
eless In. only eTtei terms ffk down fia
per month Also havs 9 places for fsas
rent 10 parties who win take eare ~
place. See Mr.. Mateman at Pacific cts
on Tacoma Intsrurhan, or Miltmants
Salesman In Times bieek tedar -~af
Acreage on Lake Washington. s7k per
acre. |, 0oe acres 70 select from, some
water front. etee per acre cash dawn
and ttea per month. Reom Times
bias, owner.
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nlRrn NOTICES


Wiiscms~Tp the wafe ~ = Wilson. ts&F
rAYtan Mareh H. = daughter
k7mkefmnn-- 80 the wlf@ 81 y FeseEAan
EhtF VI 4ath March IL = aaAkht#f.
Nsulth-~fa the wffe 81 l. Smlth. rit1.
MAFek IA = aauxhtsr.
Mafsetf~Ts tAe WRfe 81 A. NsiealA. 1855
Minas March = = daughter
~ennl&~~Ta TIRE ~sfs X r Ngnnis. eity.
Marcia .. = 4nn.
NAxNn~esTa the wffu ~ G. FaGaa. 1ft&
NJ JEAN. March IL. q daughter,
Wrtxkt~~Te tbs wffe ef II. WNikh4.
city Mafeh IL. = aaaeAtsr
Wwsx-~Ta ire Nsfa ae y West aet liza
Marah "a a am
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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to MAIL Srn~IkiMKms ~rhe aAts
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e date ea the sadrvss label = . teesipt
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

CHEAP - ~ aeres --- Nice. heaithy
place close TO Sound. only eT4o %
Apples apd vegetables In cellar for All
winter free weed and water Take
steamer FasFhaNen4 0albrafth deck I
Saratoga and see the postmaster
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
WHEAT LAM

flA.Ne Per Acre
$50 acres. three niles south Of thrive
me Eastern Washington wheat center.
= miles from y. y. AZ r., surrounding
farms unaer cultivation and Welding
$1,000 Incomes irrigation quite probable
within few yeara. when this land viN
DC worth slto per acre. VIII sell on
very sassy terms or trade fur Nhean
building lots IN Seattle
AUGUST uAMHLEE & CO.
Empire ndk.
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PLEASANT VALLEY Addition Tomorrow

r5ss S 9sS EE2s o AZ 55 81 3a9 2s .f
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Terminal a. n q y nv Oct IN on
Ereund floor. Cioss-in acreage tf6.ee
per acre. tefme
BUCKLEY AND NACHEs VALLEY
Farm lands choice selection sfo.ee per
acre. tuFma Owner. ale Arcade Annex
1899
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SitlaatiOnS Weanted-FAalf a Cent WOrC


MAKE MONEY EAHN Quick. aNNE
MEN NHMan experience unnecessary
SPARE nf an tins HNa Nhaf nthFft HfH
aaine a S. Hafnett nhlo. showed - eh
feNlibeH sH}a slk ptNtt SIS a. ~ Nef
frit ffa.. auid slaht enc daf NfNft tst
n NaUcNer ufHtfs 9t n3Nfe Hafa tNs
~ hatN wants nnr aaEi tHslHNsa I ever
had Airs y THROWN. FeaHeflvNuia. aAlA
tel made f4e fret tafee aRyH nnlF I'VE
salNs per d#N tHNauH ass nHf Nheh rf#ft
K'ree aaMpfea o. active aeNHta tHMsnhH
kAs9 Way Clothes Washer NteaNa family
wash ia Sic iu 90 minutes while fnu eHet
Ne WWEk. emily nave knob AeNHe4aNsttH
Nat a WRshfAN machine ANthinN el8n
HAS tt NH chemicals NH fHNpANB. u"
WHHhbn#rd 81 boiler EVffS faWiis NRats
unN hHat So cell fnw pFlcm tH We
efN44H demand Write to-day Nreftt4
territory Aet aWiaNls fiHe WHn.t sp
pear RahtH VA WAisNN MANDF Az
TURING COMPANY. "a Harrison hlAe.s
c4uelHaaM. ohio
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fur err~r. ef amy ktad eeenFia9
Ga felrphened advertisements.
@sHruATtoNs WANTED
situations Wanted adywfr
tissments both male and female.
half = seat 4 weras
atEEIp WANTEp~
ore cent = weri---Ninsmutu
charge eaU. When sMAfkwd g
account actual number 81 Illness
a. set will be counted SeNen
Insertions made ter che price
~ ak when eaNB II paid All
cap lines or fraction thefeofs
will be counted a. two lines.
TO ADVERTISERS
Classification cannot be given
after IL o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY II.
Mullen. E4eA Ballard Av.s opp
City Hall Phone. ballard sos.
MAIN OFFICE seventh nVs,
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1889. Ind. tti
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


nuTrERWoHTH q NuS Presssstsnet
N7ss~teFe mma Licensed NRNe&fm@gs t&&t
tse. enp Meave Ths4tre nssh FAnaes So
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fffsx A. Fhehss. Main sfsa mi f1ss
u9nnsy wasssn Cs Fumefaf psvwessTs
ThtFd A. and unlesrsfsg Ftesh phenes ~
SPECIAL NOTICES
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81 the sseeAhnIHerB ef ens hfea4 0steh4
aFA EnweNH 6asnsskts eArrawaflen
sill - he&a 81 40 N@w Yurk fiuEhtlnm
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HEIP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED Nuf Seattle cts Hespiis a.
krri applicants % iu,a anfss~ ffmtn'
ms GLASSES A foil and eesmasets thtsF
FeNfH' eNt#Na ~ tralninE Ntta ha eifsf
aHHFr the Instruction ass iasfnfeH % fhs
best physicians les the Northwest
EamWanfeata with % address, me seAt'
missioner " heaithl CTS Hall seattle
81 ssh tyNHs
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WANTED AGENTS.

70 1--we AGENTS wv afstF something
realty eeHsA whiis fsHFRest 4HH RsAi
ltns II taeMuW efanusrf# aish WAshsfH
clothes washers aNH small hNuMa Hait
spaeiaities pat eas - ane ennN#fn.
EangmtgaA demand iAfka pFHfitK NFaA
large adv ia last snsNn uf Saturday
kxentuN rest FhsN wits - Keller
M&nafAetaeiug CO. ANtN Dept FhftA
aHirhtA la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Two remarkably quick sales Of property were
made one day this week BY T.. r. Eyett 4 Co, stu.
ated At North G5th and phlnnoy ave
The accompanying ad appeared Ia The Star on
Wednesday.
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$40

Put in PLEASANT VALLEY will
buy a lot 50x120 at $40 a month.
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Wanted Abfe bodied men prte sen eses
~ aMd SIS taf N Marine rufes @aat ha
native hn8n. or haNH fifsi nanerA hss
esiftnf opportunities fu see tie wutia
Nun8 pas aiethtne. fAttunA auRftvfa
medical attendance fFer Apply AZ
NeeMs 5stHa. GRAND CvntrAi Neteis -
attic W&ah al
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Good thFee-raom cottage. on lot
aFMkt0s. etts water sound view.
1855, tafp down balance 80 per
$40 down balance tie per month.
Fhinu.y Az ear 60 18th. Phone
North 10. White aAa ITsib
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ron ReNr-Rooms : Continued

Nicely furnished roafas wahiAE aia
tenaH rheas A iHtt 1855
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fhs lsns pen pAy ea fuFHiiaF~ IN eaF.
flsasA hao#e IL appitaa ~ saaas rurs hssss
" gpufteif aHe pAia for ~ che Nssk %
fHneth auNia seen snsbls Ysa 10 san "A
We sAtsaa sfsaH Waathauss q flaH
Fere Co. - riks street.
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Waneed@-Men 70 become moving pic.
aura operators for AsY..P expedition
no experiences necessary. Call A.sY.-P
Theatrical Exchange. Ees Peoples Bank
Hl4a corner Second ana Pike
MEN WANTED QUICKLY ~ big Chi.
sage Mail Order HGuHe - distribute cat
sisauea. advertise t1F 70 weekly so q
enpenma afiowhuea. Globe Association
80 Wabash fIdk. Chicago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-23
TOO MUCH MONEYFOR The BOY
IN KANSAS IT HAS lNTERFERREr
WITH HIS STUDIES.
Chancellor Strong Of the University O
Kansas Has Found It Necessary
to Combat the Evil.

Lawrence, Kan, Sept. Hover
flowing granaries and bullying banks
have brought new danger to the
University OF Kansas. Chancellor
Frank Strong pointed out the pitfall'
The university is determined to onset
the result Of too much prosperity.
$50 much money has been made In
this western country in the last ten
years." Chancellor Strong said, land
the boy has been furnished SO much
of it, that he has desired to live pref
ty well, and some of them have craved
and have had motor cars. All of this
has a tendency to distract attention
from study, and we have had some
hard work to combat the tendency.
ave have, however, been pretty sue
cessful. There is more serious life at
the university now than there has
been for a long time, and the students
themselves understand the need for
conservatism. We are bringing 1t
about by the pressure of the univer-
sity authorities on ali the social
groups Of the university, urging them
to less extravaganza and more at
tention to college work. The uniyer-
sity is purely democratic institution,
and the democratic influences there
are stronger. now than they have ever
been before
Chancellor Strong said he expected
the enrolment this year to reach 2,4OO
the largest in the history Of the uni.
versity. Last year the enrolment was
2,21O, a record.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-23
MEAT PRICES WILL GO HIGHER
The Cattle Market Is Short 100000
Head and Hogs Have Reached
Top Notch.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE cost OF
living will show continued increase
next winter according to reports from
the cattle producing states OF the
southwest. Judge Samuel H. Cowan
Of Fort Worth, Tex, the attorney OF
the National Live Stock association,
and the Texas Cattle Raisers' associa-
ton, who is in Washington, said that
the American cattle market is now
short 100000 head Of cattle.
1.-THE price Of beef during the COM
ing winter will increase to point now
unheard Of" said Judge Cowan, Tor
the demand is much greater than the
supply. Unusually high prices will al
SO be asked for other meats as re-
iecting the live stock shortage. Last
Saturday hogs brought topnotch prices
Of the century at the Fort Worth pack
Ing plants,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-23
MILWAUKEE, ENTERrAINS TAFT
President Visits Various Institutions
and Then Sees the Wisconsin
State Fair.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 17-Presi-
dent Taft was given warm welcome
on his arrival in Milwaukee this morn
ing. Oficials Of the city and other
notabilities met him at the station and
he was escorted first to the Chamber
of Commerce, where he held an In
formal reception. Next the president
was taken to the rooms Of the Mil
waukee Press club, and then to Mar
quette university and the soldiers
home.
Mr.. Taft and his escort then entered
automobiles and rode to the state fair
grounds, where in the care Of Presi-
dent George McKerrow Of the board
he inspected the fair. A temporary
stand had been erected near the
Judges, stand, and from it the presi-
dent made a pleasant extemporaneous
speech. His special car had been
brought to the grounds and he board
ed 1t there and departed for La Crosse
and Winona
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-23
BATTLE WITH PISTOL AND KNIFE
Two Women in Fashionable Chicago
Apartment Fight-one Dead the
Other Wounded.

Chicago, Sept. 16.-Mrs. julius Irlpp
Is dead and Mrs. Louis Silvers OF New
York is seriously and probably fatally
wounded as the result of a pistol and
knife battle between the two women
in Mrs. Trips apartments In a
fashionable residence district Of this
city. Mrs silvers is a sister-in-law OF
Mrs. Trip. 1t is said her husband left
her about three months ago because
Of her curious actions. Mrs. Trip Is
the wife Of a superintendent OF =
manufacturing firm Of this city.
There were 10 bullet wounds and ]
cut on the body Of Mrs. Trip, while
Mrs. silyers is suffering from q bullet
wound in the chest and several knife
slashed. Only one revolver was found
in the apartment and eight empty
shells and two cartridges were found
showing that the revolver was
emptied and reloaded during the fierce
struggle. The furnishings of the
apartments were in disorder and In
every room were the evidences OF the
desperate struggle waged between the
two women.