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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
GROVER HAYES
NO MATCH FOR
lem DR|SCOLL
tspes,.l to Tn. Evening World,

Especial to The Evening Worldly
BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 20 In the
easiest sort Of fashion Jem Drisooll. the
English featherwelgh. champion. won
the decision over Grover Hayes, OF
Philadelphia, in their twelve round bout
at the Arynory A. a. last night From
the outset Hayes acted as II he waa
afraid OF the Br!t!sher. and during the
entire bout he didn't lead half 4 dozen
times. Judging from tho exhibition be
gave It seemed as II his sole object was
to stay through the distance. He con-
tinually kept both hands in front OF his
face. and even the clever telnung OF
Drisooll could not get Elm to lower
them many t!Ines.
Despite Of ;.s guard OF Hayes, the
English champion stabbed him IRE.
Qgsntly IN the mouth, nose and eye
with the left. He also got IN some
right and left counters on the ear and
Jaw. but the blows landed too far back
on the Jaw TO cause & knockout. Mos,
OF the blows that Hayes landed were
with the open glove. A few tlmes
Drlscoll In shifting about ran into some
rights and lefts that connected on his
face. but they didn't teazs him.
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jUPTo DATET
ANDN
NEW TROPHY
IDEA PROPOSED
FOR ATHLETES
THE Trophy Committee Of tho A. A.
L. Is about TO decide on . uniform

-HE Trophy Committee OF tho A. A.
L. IL about 10 decide on . uniform
1 trophy for the various assocla-
u.on, throu shout the country. a
ppaque. or something Of similar design.
vii! likely be agreed upon. There Will
be unlimited space on 1t for Inscriptions
OF the various winners, No matter how
many times II may be won BY one or
Lan.,as!on Il will never become it
property. According TO the present IDEAS
Of the committee It Is to be held By the
club winning It the first time In cham
p.onship competition for q period OF one
year, at tho end OF which II Will 30 to
the mex. winner for the same period.
What a merry competition Will ensue
between the IRISH American A. c. and
the New iorks.
ono OF the b'xgess athletic car-!vl!s OF re
season L. down for next Monday n.sh,, a.
I; G. ihiSty Mid annual Gs.;: and 4 Ss!si !.
scratca event, The first ooUege relay. OF the
yeaE-saeh man running a hail mile; -
VARIOUS events, par;ieu!ary Es ten mile
Use SCApoI. Ihs Is tle llrst time N .tNs
History OF athletics that the famous Indian
scEOy. has sent teari to club mAet IN
this city. Pop Warner, the famous coach.
SAYS TIC red men VII! make good The
O.ympc, NsIilnll. Words, Canadian And
Mg.roDo.i:1n tA1UO.uns eg, represented In
tie TecU!G-hEeakHg eatry.
TIE road race OF IngGh,!n ,4yeeun. Of
ErDyH.ya, scheduled Ter Sunday. Jan. 81.
will help decide soma future Marathon Tho
race oyer TIE six mile course will start a;
: z. 81. There are ak uri4es offered 20.
teams. Individuals and aoylceS,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
WILLIE DEFEATS GUNTHER.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20. - John
Vale, Of Chicago, defeated George
GuntAer Of Australia, In me wlnd.up
a. the Douglass a. G. last night From
the first round 10 the last there was not
al idle moment Vile was the az
gressor IN every round e1Cep; the hrst.
In this round Gunther made d good
showing, and AZ me end o. the session
there was l!t,,e 10 choose between them,
but Vile brought all his strength into
the fray In the second. ana before the
round was over Gunher was holding
Oh TO save himself
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
HOCKEY CLUB WINS
FROM CRESCENT A. C

The Hockey Club played pretty
game GsaIns: tho Crescent A. c.. last
years champions OF the Amateur Lea
cue, at ST. NicEo as Rink. last night,
winning out BY score OF 10 1. The
frs. half ended with the score tie a:
S-3, but In the second the Crescen.s
seemed so anxious to score that they
left their own goa unguarded. with the
resul. that 1, was easy for the Hockey
Club 10 cage the puck three times.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20

y NJ Eagyc genern! manager OF the
Franco American Automobile Supply
Cohpeny, OF Chicago, formerly a star
football player. arrived In New York to-
Gat 10 take In the automobile show.
n hhe handlcRi thr,eclshi1n tournament
al TIE knickerbrckrT rooms Rroo.ya, las;
fljt, Harry Sheppard nun from j. VI. Nit,
nehe hv 0 score % 10 20 49, while Or VI
Ieanlngs tonk a close game from John Lewis
BY ~ score { u 10 II
trr1 tiuflAEhsr defeated I.H lean a.. s.
lops eSpsrt, a. Mc1rsN's rooms vsSierihg
~ tipg tnrve-cus1iur Clmrs Gallagher
= led % 20 Leans - points iu both the
sffrpcon and evening clashes.
Columbia Unlycrsi'v Asksita' su'lve-y'r 4.
h,ep with the Princeton i've .AEt night,
Winning nut hy a sssr' " - 20 -. PLAYING
% tHttr home Goor the TIGER 1--WE nprvtrs /
10 have , eAAno, early in the game out su.
ptfl9F form brought the Moyulngside lads 20
30 front eefsrs tho tirz tas Ess gis{. and
tsu IN sAAlA 49, ~ =
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HhaIi never forget now ons OF these
human wolves came 10 me Before my
fight with Aurelia Herrera and offered
me $1,000 and half OF the money ne
Won on bets II would lose.
You had better go and bet that $1,000
on NE and pay nothing" told HIN,
for I am going to win anyway" He
went away say.rg he vas afraid 20 take
the chance. After that would not Jet
HIM near my training quarters.
But that Is getting a little ahead OF
my story, TIE Young fellow ,us. start
ing ont Is often trapped into taings
which hurt MS record. even though he
IL perfectly honest THIS ls one o, the
pitfalls that al pug!lists encounter at
the start, They are 80 ignorant Of the
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SHARKEY STAG TONIGHT.

The sharkey A. c. has an excellen.
card Of bouts arranged for its weekly
boxing stag tonight There will BE-
three ten round bouts and one torr
round affair, AS the principals are ali
evenly matched, there should be plenty
OF fast fighting. Tho full card IL as fol.
lows: Fighting Dick Nelson vs.. Charley
sleger, ten rounds; Johnny DAILY VS.,
Tommy Malonsy, ten rounds; Frankie
Mango vs.. Al, Schumacher, ten rounds,
and jack Crane vs.. Harry Johnson. tou.
rounds.
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HE worst evil that young pugst has to encounter the tend.
ey on the part of certain connected with the game make
him dishonest These smooth talking fellows who not
game enough to take an even chance and BET their money the
they think will wi" hang around fighters training quarters like wolves
They are continually making propositions to the coming champions 70
sell out These offers of large amounts Of money sometimes turn the
head OF the 10y whose will isn't too strong best and they frequently
Become dishonest.
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Snapshots at Sporting World

Jimmy Gardner. the %sv England w.lter-
weight, and Terry Martin. - Philadelphia,
were signed UP last nigh, or Billy Mccartney
W IA tl'uOr- T. tty l1nc.gsionS In ala
round bout a. the Washington Sporting club
% philadelphia, on nest Noriat nirhi This
ought 70 be a ratt'!Gg tarI flIHt. as both
men are eEer matched end can certainly
travel = fast Fa.t ,0r a bout o. mis- lgra-
ton. MARTIN IS getting In shape q. BAL
tiUore,
PacEcv Mcfarland - 20 sore a, Freddie
We.sh, M Eugl!Jh IlshtwsEl'. tur tho Tav
IN which lie has TUNED Hin. down for
u ~, that lie announced a. Los AnEe!ss
cal, las' nlght that he would meet Walsh
IN n tstti, at laj pounds a. y T. ". tor 3
Side be- % 50 ON " = Welsh declined he
would ak" on B7''.'r Nelson - l9g pngn-s
a. the f.nSs.le for tie ssg.e side bel
Sor thar Jeu u-iss0m. The Err'rs,. cHarr.
NJ - tTne -if. ma u-1'"L Grover
n, Philadelphia frr re 'sl-f VINE.
70 lrUss as DO ug.cQ! viii nave On ur.f
soun NJ he N.ftU,i-h'S IN d, future .' be
sIpCgts 20 seJ aay, more work, Driscgi has
beaten many good boys near his weight and
the chances Srs that Att.li viii ps. tim
W asN. ----.-'
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said. and with the crowd following ne
] went over to the American Athletic
club az Thlrty-frst stree. and Wabash
avenue.
Walsh Sneered at Him.
'When Walsh saw me he sneered and
told the manager that ne had better get
man. TN not here 10 lick k!ds."
he said. as he looked me over.
After some talk we finally got into our
fighting toys ana into the ring we went.
The hrst crack out OF the box shot one
into his bread basket that doubled him
Up In knot. 1t had him going, but he
was so big that he quickly got over it.
SIC vas six feet tail and I was only I've
feet six then. Though h. ou.we!ghed INC
by pounds, was taller, more experienced
and tougher. lambasted his Stats for
fair.
In the sixth round I stung Mike in ,
stomach again and he appeared to get
very angry.
why, you fresh little runt" he
snapped at me. "Ill take you u. and
swallow you whole" TIE crowd laughed
ct this, but I was Just as fresh as re
was and 7 came right back at him.
We'll" ! replied. III you do youll
have more fighting rense IN your belly
than you've got in your head" This
brought big laugh from the fellows
who heard It and Walsh was so sur
prised that he dropped his hands TO his
SIDE IN glare A. me, Just as he did /
let one tiy from my hip that caught him
squarely on the Jaw and ne hit TIE mat
with Jolt. He was out for fair
got my SIS, and that night was hero
at the poolroom where the fellow had
tried 10 make fun OF me. Nobody
around that place ever took mo for a
mark after that.
Ends season with Defeat.
7 concluded the siees OF lg0i in Oh
"Jonahy!l!e." Milwaukee. tying up WITH
Charley Berry again, We met The
n!gAt after had cleaned UP big mid
doweIsht Walsh. and felt as though
was due to close up the fnal chap
ter OF the season By llcklng Berry.
He pursued his same old tactics Of
s,ailing. felnuns out Of cllnches and
dancing around tho Ting, keeping ont
Of harms way, and as result / hard
" got chance 70 Land over ny sleep
pills during the fight
Just couldn't shake the hoodoo, and
though I was giving him the worst Of
It whenever got near him, and At the
finish was smotherng him with blows,
N Vas awarded ne decision on
points"
SO ended The hardest and unluokfcs,
Year Of Neh''0g experienced 5y lnc
during my entire career
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CANS TO MEET
YOUNG ERNIE IN
S|X-ROUND BOUT
BY John POLLOCK.

TOE CANS, the e1-lightwe!ght cham
p!on Of the world. Is going to fight
again. He was matched in Ba!t!-
more last night by Billy Mccartney,
matchmaker OF the Washington Sport
Ing Club, OF Philadelphia, 10 meet
Young Erne," the Quaker City light
weight. FOR six rounds a, G show to be
held By the club on the night Of Feb TO-
Cans is to receive .25N for his end,
whether he wins. loses or fights a draw.
They will battle at 1855 pounds, weigh In
at P, NJ. The weight question nearly
put an end TO the match being cl!ncned.
Cans wanted Il 10 be az catch weights,
but Erne held out for l33 pounds At 8
P. NJ. After an argument OF two hours
Erne finally consented 10 take Cans on
al LBS az p. III. and Cans agreed 10
this weight.
Young Otto and Leach Cross. the local
lghtweiehts, who battle .oT ten rounds at the
Fairront A. {. staE tomorrow. night. fin
ished UP their training TO-DAY FOR the con.
test and are In the best condition OF their
career for the bout Both men boxed ten
hard rounds yesiercay with their sparrlng
partners and al the finish were not in the
least fat!euet. They both claim they Will
win with knockout before the teatA round
starts
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ways o. tire world that they think
everybody connected with the game
tones.
Bats First Raw Deal.
The first raw tsal the. got wa, IN
my fight with Eddie santry a. Chicago
Nov. p, it0l. 1t was for SIX rounds.
Immediately after my mill With Per
cAnte Santry's manager challenged me
Tor so. l OF COURSE accepted, bu,
wanted longer hght. He refused Co go
over six rounds, 90 rad 10 ACCEPT, be-
ing glad al the time 20 get a chance 70
box him at any stance
The fight was pulled off az the famous
old Pyramid Athletic Club. From the
very tap Of the gong in the opening
round clear down 70 the conclusion OF
the sixth I battered Santry all over the
arena
made him hreaE ground every inch
o. the way, CARED the fight 10 him
and did r Pc cent Of the leading
In the final round | clipped Santry on
the Jaw and he Wen. - The mat lie
MAS ali but OFT l was dancing round in
glee, waiting ''r a!m to get UP. ana the
crowd Were yelling Ike msdm-1. no
t!ced Sa0try say something a. lie was
falling. bit could no. make OF. the
words
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20

The next chapter OF Battling Nell
sons story Will appear In The
Evsatas wsrid sa Saturday
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DeCis ion to Fallen Man.

Imagine NY surprise when a minute
a'a- Referee Jimmy Ps-tell grabbed
tie fallen Sanity by the right hand and
a-1 = alo.' TIM. meant that San,ry
hat Won TIC fEh, was almost
knocked dumb with surprise. mad
been winning all the way and saw 4
chanca for rev honoyx An I attsrrard
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There Is much concern IN C,sye.an: over
TIE coalition Of Sh1rtStop Turner. lac won.
csTtl. yoinS PLAYER hurt his arm In some
way as! season and the doctors were unable
y locate the trouble There Is a muscular
Elnk somewhere near his shoulder, ard he
cannot make. the ioHg throw from shortstop
he WAS tried IN the outtCd and as he. was
success there lie may Ls kept thers per.
minen'y unless ria arm comes pa ck' He
- srest hitter an! base runner, 4at TIE
team Is always hurt ~ hs absence.
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McGraw:S Youngsters
Start South Feb. 20

base running. ounting. backing UP, and
all those things. When the old fellows
arrive l expect to lave the youngsters
so we'll worked out that we can so
right ahead and begin playing games"
VIII Have .42 Men a. Camp.
McGraw will carry more than twenty
Of the youngsters with him. When the
whole squad Is assembled II will num-
Der torty-two. The Giant manager e1-
plains that It Is hard for forty men TO
practise 81 the same tine, and even II
they did so It would DO difficult FOR him
TO pay attention to the individual work
OF the men.
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Talking Fellows Often Sue
coed in Turning Heads Of Young
Fighters by Big Offers.
BY BATTLING NELSON.


by
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ways o. ths world tAat they think
everybody connected with the game
homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-16

DES MONIES. Ia. Jan. 16.-
Mrs. B. F. Carroll of Bloomfield,
who becomes first lady of Iowa
Jan. IA, when her husband is in
augurated governor of the state,
does not intend to confine her
activities to social affairs. On
the contrary, she purposes to be
active In the uplifting of the COM
monwealth morally, and has al
ready become head of a campaign
to be waged against the "Black
Plague" in the state.
The Iowa Congress of Mothers
has decided to concentrate efforts
this year on a fight against the
social evil. which is said to have
been making rapid gains during
the past few years. A committee
to plan a crusade and outline what
the mothers of the state can do
was named, and Mrs. Carroll was
made chairman of this committee.
A number of the most infiuen-
tial clubs In Des Moines will CO.
operate with Mrs. Carroll, and the
general assembly will be asked to
help in the work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-16

5000 CASH. - LOTS AND COTTAGE
On Point Defiance car line. In
School Section of North End, few
blocks from No. 26th and Proctor, In
q rapidly growing neighborhood
Entire block Of lots cleared. stump
ed and plowed. improved with o
pretty new 5-room piastered bunga-
celain plumbing. etc, and bringing
in about 500 per year rent. Tota'
price of this entire property Is 81
$50, out of which about 81 Is due
to the state in annual payments
9 per cent. Easy terms on balance
A chance to buy q large tract Of
land cheap in best residence section
Of Tacoma At > bargain price.
n. n. konHLER 4 90.
an yiess Bsrlin Blas.
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A SNAP

: Block of = lots In Bakers LIST
close to car line. Bad
gerow lots are selling for $500
and up per lot. Bakers LIST adj
joins Badgerow on the south.
This would be good buy $4.-
500. / can deliver II taken at
once for 1920. You will have to
act quickly on this.
BOOMING HOUSE SNAP.
13 roms. walking distance.
This Ia a money-maker; the rent
is only SEE per month. Price,
$62E cash.
II. b. MARLBOROUGH,
90 nanknp - ~
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SAYS THE[ { IS
POWER 1RU +

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 10.
lit was announced today by the
department. Of Justice that after
investigation into the alleged pow
der trust they have discovered
that twelve concerns have agreed
to split the worlds trade for ten
years, according to testimony talk
en-.
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QUAKE IS
RECORDED

MANILA, Jan. 10.-The gov
eminent seismograph here today
registered an earthquake shock.
The INSTRUMENT was muck asitat-
ed, showing that the temblOr must
have been severe. According to
government estimates the quake
must have occurred about 5000
kilometers fro mManila-
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2M ACREs.

On 8 car lines, 15c round trip
fare. Property highly Improved
with Groom house, barn, chicken
house sand yards, fruit trees and
berries of all kinds in bearing, fin
est of water, electric lights, church
and school close by. This is a
country home with the conveniences
of city. Owner must raise some
cash and will name very liberal
terms. For price, ETC., call at this
office. -. -. -.
ROBINSON a BARNETT,
318 California Bldg.
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ORCHARD LAND, in and 10 acre
tracts, best soil, church, school
store, wharf, boating, clans ano
miles from Tacoma, $50 per acre
$40 monthly plan. Owner, 952h Pa
cific av.. Room FOUR.
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Room SOB BernlCe Building

IN acres, house, spring, poultry
house, some cleared. Small cash
payment. Price $1,150.
COTTON & MOSER
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Timber Claims

Choice timber and well located.
from 8 to s million feet. Terms very
reasonable and easy. Address p. o.
Box 99S. Tacoma.
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@. L Took. Atty broxer and build
err. 3Sth and Yakima. M6924-A4e02.
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Scandinavian Land Co.

$1,000 lots, ar. house, on So. o,
near SO. Tacoma car; good terms.
$1,000 lots, 6-r. house, street
graded, cement walks, plumbing in;
lots all in fruit; terms " cash; on
So. and Saith.
$780, lots, 5-r. house. on So.
54th and I; terms, 5000 cash, bal.
monthly.
/ $4.000-2 lots, finest water view in
city, never can be obstructed, with
retaining wall and 9-r. house and
barn, on No. 31st; terms, cash $4,000,
bal. long time. This is $500 under
market.
$1,000 lot. 5-r. modern, new
cottage, on So. Hosmer, near car
line.
$2,500-4 corner lots on So. and
54th, with nice 6-r. cottage. This
Is a good home, cheap.
$3,000-1h lots, 5-r. new, modern
cottage, with linoleum and new
range, on So. 21st and L; good terms.
$500 lots, 5-r. cottage and
barn, on East P and 32nd. The lots
alone are worth the money.
$1,700-1h lots, 5-r., modern cottage
being No. 2215 So. I; good terms.
$1,9O0-2k lots, 7-r., new house,
on East v and seth.
n0om EOR Rern1ce Ruildlnn
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WAIVED TO nuY.

WANT TO BUY, 5 or Groom bun
galow or cottage $500 to $4,000.
Must be modern and near car line.
Will pay $500 to $1,000 cash. Owners
only. Robinson & Barnett 31S Cal
ifornia Bldg. Phones: 1858; 266s.
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Fine improved farm. "A mile wa
terfront, near Tacoma. Will ex-
improved lots. Owner, Room sos,
Kentucky Bldg.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED--A painter, one whot un-
derstands felt paper, 80 days
work inside. IL we can make salts
factory terms. Take Traction car,
get off at seth st. and ask for WILL
Jams. Come out Sunday.
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See W. II. Hall & Co.

4 nice level lots near South Ia
coma on car, line. Price $3.50; $50
down and $40 per month.
One acre on Spanaway car line,
near Fern Hill. Price $500; $25
8 dandy lots at South 18th and
Monroe ST.; good homes all around
them. Price $3.50 cash.
2 lots in Defiance Park add. Price
$3.50; $25 down and $40 a month.
One block of "a lots in Oakland
add; all level and cleared, block
from car line. Price $4,000 takes
the bunch.
40 California Bldg.
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a
st corner;
of that with
ments $4,000; first class buy ....
South 12th ST X St; lots 1880
C. r..
cry a
Tacom
In
brand modern $3.50
South ST., $4,000.
electric
resdenc $4,000;
cottage; $780,
Otto B. Roeder, 1909 Pacific Avenue. Room BOZ.
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Must sell, party leaving town.. 40
acres good soil, near dock, z miles
from Tacoma. S25 per acre. Terms.
303 Kentucky Bldg.
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Situations Wanted--FemaIe.

WANTED--By elderly lady, job
at nursing. Prices reasonable.
Address Mrs. Stewart. GIG, Park
ave.
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Ono hundred thousand dollars
being spent for improvements In
Central Park now. Come. see; lots
$175 up, with improvements. only
$40 down and IS per month. Get on
So. Tacoma car at 3Sth and NJ SITS;
office one block west. Gill Home
Investment Co.
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A CHEAP HOME.
I have plans for a 5-room bunga-
low which 1 will build and furnish,
a 40-ft. lot on corner of 18th and
Alder ST., north, for $1,000; $500
down and easy terms. Will give
deed. This house has part base
ment. concrete foundation, complete
near car line.
ARCHIE g. BELL,
305 Natl. Bank of Com. Bldg.
$2,200-The finest 3-room bunga-
low in the state of Washington can
be bought on easy terms. Fifteen
minutes from postoffice. best car
line in the city. Modern, artistic
pretty chandeliers and
everything just to suit the most fas-
tidious.
$500 and up for choice lots in
jefferson Square, blocks from the
PIT. Defiance line.
S950-A fine corner near Whit
worth college and plenty more of
same kind near by.
THOMPSON d BUNTING,
315 California Bldg.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
THE MILLS MEETING
FIRST OF THE SERIES

The Baptist church was fairly well
hlled In spite OF the rain yesterday
afternoon to hear the lecture by Wal,
ter Thomas Mills, His subject was
Ethical Aspirations and Economic
Needs He explained that this was
the Introductory address to the Sc.
ries of seven lectures to be given by
him In this city. The general sub
ject is the deliverance of the workers
from conditions which make impoa.
Sihie the best and brightest life for
an
He dwelt at length on philosopy.
esthetic and ethical, as embodyipe
the best in life, but called attention
to the fact that for most people max
ing living is SO serious a task thar
these best things are beyond their
reach, He contended that the work
not only absorbed the time and
strength, but frequently so blinds
or distorts or hardens the minds and
hearts OF men as 10 make either the
creation or the appreciation of the
nest IN life altogether impossible.