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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
DISASTROUS FIRE
IN SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco, oct a.--Thrce non
were Injured three horses were burn
'l TO death ana more than 100000
worth OF property were destroyed as
we result of "a fire iu tho Western
l.'9iins Paving companys plant
Vl hooper street early today. Frank
~ mono, 70 night Waterman. who
Nlr uamos first. WIS badly burned
~ .slhs io cNunguish them After
~ S5''@lhs lhat hc could not do this un-
,,..u' Do staggered 20 an alarm box,
s e..u'l in an alarm and then fen un-
,, ''s, ioua Fire Lieutenant Martin
s. elIeiel was injured by a falling beam
c c,u = inehman John Mullin was over
'"' Nl smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

and anectionate IN his home-life. gen
erous 10 a fault In a modest way. and
such a man as this world can my at
ford 20 lose.
He leaves wife children. father.
mother brother two sisters. Mrs Oscar
Jensen and Mrs. Harry Beason. and
legion ~ friends surviving him.
Announcement OF the funeral viii be
made later, upon the arrival on r.
Dewey Richards. brother OF the de-
ceased, who is now en- route home from
New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
pror olson, BoOkbinder in Employ
OF Deseret News, Killed
On Main Street.
CONCLUSION OF THE BRAIN.
,,,ock by Depot Car aud Thrown to
The Pavement He Never Re-
covers Consciousness.

The third fatal street car accident
s,rioo the past few days occurred
.nort,v after s o'clock this morning
-ben Bror Olson was run down and
.lcd at the Or. Groves l.. ID. $. hospital
,.thin two hours. The accident hap
,,ne5 on Main street midway between
r,rst and second South streets, and
has Witnessed by scores who were hur-
png to work.
gr,r olson. who was a bookbtnder
.gsd 90 working for The Deseret News.
discmbarked from a northbound car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
BUIIIION WITHDRAWN.

London. oct. 9.--Withdrawals Of bull
lion from the Bank Of England today
were 5000. 600 for shipment TO Constan-
tinople. e34O.000 for Egypt and $4,000
for South Africa.
Gold premiums are quoted as follows:
Madrid. at s15: Lisbon. at ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
Executive Says Nothing OF Public
Interest Was Dis
cusSed.
SAY LooFBoURoW WAS HASTY
Republican May he Called Aside aud
Gently. but Firmly, Told
Few Things.

As a result Of the hasty reply adj
dressed TO the Citizens conference
committee by city Chairman Fred c..
Loofbourow OF the Republican commit
tee in which he withdrew all negotia-
lions. after he has been requested to
combine forces with the Citizens and
Democrats, meeting was held in Gov.
william Sprys Office this morning.
Gov Spry. senator Reed Sm0ot, Ed
ward n CalHster. Thomas Hun, United
states Marshal James Anderson and
two or three others, were present
During the conference. which lasted
several hours. matters relative u the
municipal campaign we're taken up, it
IS stated, and discussed at some length.
Gov spry was reached over tho tcl,-
phone at 1890 o'clock this afternoon
while the conference was stiH i'm ses-
sion. In reply 20 the question con-
corning the meeting ne said:
"An informal meeting is being held
here this morning. There is nothing
Of any significance being done. partic-
ularly OF public interest"
When asked if COL Edward Loose
was present he said that he was not.
but that others were.
II is stated from another source that
the meeting WAS dealing with the
fusion movement and that it was the
conconsus Of the meeting that the
city committee had acted unwisely
In the matter.
ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
Mr. Loofburrow. Il is stated upon
good authority. was talking with sllGe
of the joint conference committee
men ON the fusion movement this
morning n is probable that another
proposition viii be made and discuss
cd this afternoon when the commit
tees meet at o'clock In Charles B..
Felts Office at a. Postofic3 Place.
The Citizens and Democrats met
IN conference at Mr.. FelCs Office at
20 o'clock this morning. Several imr
portant matters were srttied. bus
nothing would be given out unul the
matter was placed before the respec-
tive city committees tonight. Tha
conference committee adjourned un-
| an o'clock this afternoon.
TICKET FILED
The only municipal ticket To be filed
with the city recorder by any OF tho
political parties up TO date Is that OF
the Republican party, which was
handed 10 the city recorder TINS morn
ing. The certificate is signed by H. O..
, Edwards. chairman and Karl g. Hardy
secretary. ana contains the names or
the candidates ~ that ticket as fOi-
lows. For mayor. James ~ Nun
dock: FOR recorder, Howell r Mytod,
Tor auditor j. a. Edwards. for treas
urer. A. a. Peabody. FOR attorney.
T. E Wiley. The emblem uf me party
is given as tho figure of am eagle
perched ON a beehive.
The Socialist ticket was taken to IN"
office for filing 10 days ago. but WAS
Improperly gotten mp. and Tor that
reason was not accepted II has mot
been returned 20 the city recorder
office since
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
"lSs DOROTHY CAMPBELL
'sftAIS MRS. R. H. BARLOW

Camni1n paia Oct s-Mlss Dorothy
ihe brti.. North Berwick. Scotland.
mrad M, champion. here today cap
ponshlr e'lnen's national eolf cham
match rst America by Nluning hrr
Fhlladelrt Niis Ronald a. Barlow oil
''''' ~ and 2 10 play.
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KILLEp nY nnApAonE rowDERs

Kewanee. IN. oct 9-That De was
Killed by headache powders was the
verdict Ia the inquest over the re-
mains Of r. J. Moller Of Depue' east
OF here Death came after ne TOOK
four powders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
'NeW News OF
Yesterday"

The Deseret Nows Is pleased 10
ANNOUNCE that % has secured ths
western rights % series OF ar.
ticles under this head by the "a
nous newspaper correspondent D..
j. Edwards familarly known under
his nom de plume of Holland
The publication win begin Ia Mon
DAVIS issue and continue daily
thereafter These articles are COM
piled from Mr Edwards former
Acquaintance with the great meu
Of the last generation aud they
viii have a hlgh historical value
Anong the titles of the articles
included in the series are
''The Lonely Wait That Decided
. state Election
How Lincoln Won the support
Of James Gordon Bennett"
'The no That Made Arthur
President
why Tweed Was Sentenced 20
Twelve Year,
senator Carpenter Hero or
Peace" etc. otc.
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JOSEPH 7. RICHARDS
PASSES AWAY TODAY
Well Known Young LAWYER Sue
cumbs To Appendicitis Aftcr Under
going Operation Wednesday

Joseph Tanner Richards. the well
known young attorney passed away at
the Dr. Groves L. d. s. hospital at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
srnE AMEnIcA NIL KIcK.

Toxic oct Especial dispatches
from London received here insist that
the United States h preparing 10 make
q vigorous protest against the recent
agreement between China and Japan
Ma relation 90 Manchurian affairs.
NIGHrRIDERs AGAIN ACTIVE
Brooksvilic. KY. Oct . Night ridors
have again commenced active opera
lions IN this city and last night burned
the barn OF Edward Johnson. near VIII
low, IN Bracken county. Three thousand
pounds Of tobacco Nas destroyed John
SON had not pooled his tobacco with the
Burley Tobacco society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

Mfr Advertiser Appreciates Both the
Quantity and Quality Of the News
Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
WILL SAVE FORESTS
PinchOt and Lumbermen Get
Together OH Problem.
THEY CONFER IN TEXAS WOODS
Notable Gathering Held at Camp Of
Yale Forestry school Near Beau
mont-CampaiEn of Education and
Legislation Beglns-RepOrt to BE
Written for Lumber Association.

Clifford Pinchot. Chief Forester, re
Gently returned 20 Washington from
Beaumont. Tex, where he went 10 confer
with the conservation committee Of the
Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association.
10 discuss with them methods Of cutting
timber so as TO preserve the forest growth
as much as possible and other questions
relating 10 the subject
One Of the results Of the conference was
that Mr.. Plnchot and the lUmbermen
found themselves in full accord on ali
disputed points. and the forester and J.
Lewis Thompson. OF Houston. Tex, were
appointed 70 make a report TO be sub
mitted at the next meeting Of the COM
mittee which will be held in Chicago
next month just prior 10 the annual as
sembling Of the Yellow Pine Manufac-
turers' Association.
Meets in Pine Woods.
The conference was held in the forests
Of Thompson Bros Lumber Company,
near Doucette, at the camp Of the Yale
students. AS a result Of the aIl-day con-
ference the following recommendations to
the Yellow Pine Manufacturers Associa-
ton were agreed on
Lumbermen are urged 10 make two
cuttings OF their timber with an interval
Of ten OF fifteen years between the first
and second cut. At the first cut. all ripe
timber. the large timber and timber that
will not keep or that is defective is to be
I cut. the timber taken to include trees
down 10 a diameter Of sixteen inches
I leaving from 1900 to 4.50o feet OF standing
timber 10 the acre in the forests.
In buying or selling timber lands a
specification as 10 what constitutes mer-
chantable or sawmill timber is 10 be
made
In lumber contracts and general usage
of sawmill men. the phrase ~sawmiTl
trees" VIII be understood TO include only
those trees that are ten inches in diam
eter and over.
II is recommended that the Yellow
Pine Manufacturers Association appoint
a committee with power 10 act and some
money 70 cooperate with the Forest
Service on matters OF public education.
forest fires. taxation. and kindred sub
jects.
It is recommended that the conserva-
ton committee Of the association meet
each year at the camp OF the students
Of the Yale School ot Forestry.
Those at the Conference.
Present az the conference were Clifford
Pinchot. J. B. White. Of Kansas City: ].
Lewis Thompson, Of Houston. and John
l. Kaul OF Birmingham. members OF the
conservation committee; ". T.. Carter.
of Houston. George W Carroll. A J.
Houston and Frank J. Keith. Of Beau
mont; Prof. II. s. Graves. Prof H. H
Chapman and Prof. r c. Bryant, Of the
Yale Forestry School, and the twenty
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
DAILY COURT RECORD
(saturday, June 5, I9O9)

Wocdlcy Park-Ha-old E Doyie e " % Unicn
Trust Company. % secure He1Ty r Dula1y g
a.. TeoetTers. s5o66a6S. years PET oeut. szEii'
anrusIv- block J.
Dobbus' Addition-Ioseph D. Clark e rx- % "a
ward J. slsllEsgsn and Geo-ge z. Fleznins. %
sccIrc EdTard L. HiIEe-. $50. ysarS per
cent. seuli-annuallv, lot $. square r.
square E2-Ecgzr " CrzE1ord e TX 20 EdTsrd
]. StslEagen and Geo-ge z. Fleming. % sec-s
Onward T. HiIlyer. $50. years. per cent,
sernianuuaI'y lot Is.
Squs-e no Richard 4 Dame e II % Flovd Z
nsTis and Cia-snce I. GesSo-d. % SECURE Wal
tef G. Davis. 500. years. PeE eso- seni-
anuually. part aot 2.
Square sEs-John n Riordoa e ux- % 8lzurice D.
Rosenberg and Floyd Z. DsviS. 70 se51-s DINE
ssvinss Bank. S.so. yes-S PEI cruL SKI
srnraily lot 80
0Iours & Ba-ho1r's Second Adsifio--He--an r
HoTeusteir e. TX. 70 3. Francis SaEl and Jz-1es
F. Sdcs. % secure The Hone savings Bank.
S5-I5o, 3 years. 81 per csnt. ssni-aunusIv. lots
8 % 6. o-ock %. : Trusts. S-z0 each. che CT
each lCt.
Sguarc L2-Edsar ". Crawford e. ux- 70 Edvzrd J.
Stelwagun and George Z Fleming. 70 se1urs
John n HendeSor. SO. : % s. months. pc-
cent seni-anuullly i0s L55
Azadia-Josersh Lcdewig et " 20 Loua P. Shoe-
maker and Wilton J. Lsubsrt. % sec-rs Eiira-
beth Fouke. SO. years. S per osnf. ssni-an-
nuEIly. par--
North Grounds Coluaibizu UuiTs-zsry-W Wunaa L
CurTy e. uT. % Milton T. Aies ard William
J. Father. to secure John II Jones. $50. 8
yoETs 5 DeT ceut. seuli-snrusIlv. lot T. block e
Square s5s-Theoio-e Beck % william, J Father
Snd Milton Z AleS. % secure John n Jones.
5000. 5 ye1E. DC cent. serri-annnally Iot Is
square lols-NLiiana T. Yost e. ux- % samuel II
Walker and Michael J. Weller. % secure Ezs-s-n
Building ard Loan Association. S.z7. lot q
Squares 50 and u5S-Richard II. Miller 70 L
Cabcl NltaaDson, 20 sccure GUY p WE--er
SO year. psr cent, lct lss. square SIS. ard
lot =. square IlsS
lnslesidc-Aeunody * Davis Company % HAIRY Z.
Rust and Benjamin 5. Minor. 20 sec1re Harold
!. 5ohnson SSo. yCars 5 pe- cent sssss-
arruslly. iot p BOOK Is
Inter1st-Il-anghon's Pactieai Business CoTers
Company 10 FIST Savings Bank a NaShviiie
Tcn1., 20 scCuro bonds. $50 90 on Nav e lgls
per cent. seui-an1ually al 7sai estate
SquaTa -i1-Ih7znas ". Philips q al trustees 4
Christian Church. 70 National Savings and Tr-se
COMPANY. 20 secure American Security ara
Irast Company. S5.0oo. years. ps- ce-t ssni-
annually. lot T..
Whitney Closc-JGneS F. BlaksreT e N ard Toh,
r. Barrett e. ux. 20 Lee % Latiussr aad WIN
IAN H. West. 90 seclre Emile c. Rrsr s. 00n
years Der cezt. sCui-annually parr l5t
block &
Square s5l-GecrEe S. Cooper e. II. 70 Ed-s-s
J. Hllyer and George Z. Fleming. 70 secrrs
William I. Crane. S5500o. years. 81 per cert
seuii-annuslly. lots / &C =
square lZS-LaTid c. Kn0Eies e TX 70 Aluhou,s
u Baer ard Samuel Goldcnberr. 10 seerf-s
bcnoit Baer, y. S.5n years. psr csat
scui-anuualiy. part lot s.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
SELLS VIRGINIA FARMS.
CaSseIman & Co. Has Long List OF
Fine Properties for Inspection.

Fine Properties for Inspection.
The handling Of real estate is one Of
great importance and requires careful
and expert judgment To the man who
intends 20 purchase property the charac-
ter Of his agent is Of great importance.
The firm OF Casselman & Co, is one Of
large experience in Virginia properties.
as shown by the long list offered in their
advertisement in this paper.
Mr. Casselman came from Wisconsin
(Baraboo). and was prominent in busi-
ness there. He is. therefore, thoroughly
conversaut with the needs Of the West
erner who desires TO settle IN the South.
Mr.. J. 3. Mcfarland, Of BaraboO, writes
that after travelling all over the State OF
Virginia examining farm lands. he has
finally purchased a pretty farm through
CasSelman & Co. within hfteen miles of
Richmond. Mcfarland says that Cassel-
man & Co. have the largest list OF farm
lands that he has come in contract with.
The organization OF the firm is so COM
plete that Il can cover the wants OF a
customer most economically as to time.
as well as other expense. Their catalogue
a most complete and exhaustive one. is
/ sent for the asking.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

7Ol-7C3 Seventh street northwest ard = L street
uorthwesf-Carl n OckcEhaus1n e ~ 20 Ed
ward s. McSnew lots 81 and g. square s54.
and lot IL square 6T. SO Edward 5. Nc
Kacw 70 Carl H. and Fredericke H. Ocker-
shauscn. sane lard. SO.
lsls Pse7ce rlace northWest-Thonas L. Morris
et u1 % william NJ Arnold. lo- ls5 SQUARE
nc SO
81 o rtTss- rarthWest-Henry b. Spindle e tx
70 Margaret p srindic al interest IN ios A,
square 5E SO
Woodiey Park-Iohn Ridout. surviving trustee. q
Harold E. DOYLE part block 2 30 Henry r.
Dulsny e. a. receivers. % same. block l.
S6O00
PadsWurth-Josie Ryon 70 Norman Z. and Cara T.
Ryon. loi e. square ~. Sd
cc-Ectcwn-Frarces K. Hanover 70 saul Bcrr-ar
lot ~ square IzSs SEQ
s5os street ncTthWess-Frank A. Jones e TX. q
Helen sherman. Let 2. square sorth Of rs. SO
Terth ard streets noTthWesf-Eidie ETicoft q
Ciarcrce F. Normcnt. psrt lot i. square s4s SO
Vhitrey Close-Enife G. Riley % james T. Blake
ney and John 7. Bauett. part lnt 9, bioet 8 SO
Harlcm-Garfed A street and C.. Donsld Mile
trustees. 70 Robert Allen, ar. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
REALTY SELLS WELL
Some Good Deals Reported
by Local Brokers.
NEW PROJECTS BY BUILDERS
Sanitary Improvement Company
VIII Erect Fifty-eight Houses in
the Southwest-SeveraI Residences
Started on New Hampshire Avenue
Northwestern Build Apartments.

Property has sold at a moderately &C
tive pace during the week. several good
deals having been announced, residences,
suburban building sites. and business
property being included in the list. Build
ing activity goes on unabated. both Jobs
begun and new projects. for which per-
rnits were taken out last week The
Office of the inspector Of buildings, in
deed. is busy with the June rush of
work. and contractors in all parts OF the
city are Fastening 70 start with opera
tions which viii either be completed or
far advanced before cold weather in the
fall.
One OF the largest building enterprises
in prospect is the erection Of fifty-eight
dwellings in the southwest part OF the
city by the Sanitary Improvement Com
pany. These houses will be on the vacant
lots near Halt and N streets. permits
for the construction having already been
issued. George N. Sternberg is president
OF the company. and DR.. George Kober
is secretary. These houses are erected
with a view TO cheap rental for the
poorer class Of people Of the District.
Thomas H Melton is the builder. and
the cost will be about $4,000
VIII Construct Nine Houses.
wuiige, Gibbs & Daniel viii break
ground this week for q row Of nine
houses in steiger's subdivision. The
houses will front on New Hampshire
avenue, and will be constructed by
Charles ". King. Upon ground recently
sold by the same firm at New Hampshire
avenue and Rock Creek Church road. a
new apartment house will soon be
erected
Eleven houses are TO be erected in
Euclid street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets northwest. by James
Marting. These houses will contain nine
rooms. and are designed to give a pleas
ing variety In the way Of architecture
They will cost about $4,000 Plans for
these houses were prepared by Daniel B.
Miller, II.
Mr. Miller is also at work upon plans
for a 5000 residence for w. ". Wright
which will be erected in Lincoln Park
this year II will be four stories high.
Stone & Fairfax report the sale for
Harry wardman of the three-story and
basement bay-window brick dwelling az
1897 r street northwest, which the pur-
chaser acquires as an investment. The
house contains twelve rooms. and is
heated By steam. II has a liberal 'front.'
age In r street. with depth of 100 feet
The same firm reports the sale made for
F. NJ Brooke, of California. Of the two
story and cellar brick dwelling al 1895
North Capitol street: also the recent sale
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

three Yale seniors. who are in camp at
the place OF meeting
The party made the trip from Beau
mont 20 DOUCette IL a special train fur
aished by AIr Thompson. AL returned
10 Beaumont Tuesday night. with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Thompson and Mr. Pin
chot. who remained for a longer fnspec-
ton OF the work OF the forestry students.
NIr Pinchot considers the conference one
OF far-reaching importance. IN his ad-
dress outlining the situation. he said.
Il regard this as the most important
conference have ever participated in.
II has often happened that individual
lumbermen have assembled with the for
esters and individual foresters have at
tended the sessions Of the lumbermen.
but this is the first commission Of the
kind ever gathered IN the history OF the
forest conservation movement From our
united point OF view II viii be easy 20
influence the country"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
TROLLEY PARCEL DELIVERY.

a very convenient system has been
established Of carrying parcels on the
regular passenger cars on all business
days. Parcels not exceeding twenty-eight
pounds, nor more than eighteen inches
square. OF practically all characters, are
carried 70 any part Of the system al a
charge Of ? cents when the weight does
not exceed fourteen pounds. and 4 cents
when Il exceeds fourteen pounds. bit
does not exceed twenty-eight pounds
All cars leave one common center, and
for the purpose OF fares each line Is di-
vided into two-mile stages, the first sage
being TWO miles from the common center
The next usually falls short OF two miles.
but the fare is the same for each. cents
cash or 3 cents by ticket.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
DEEDS OF TRUST.

FnendshiT'-Lcuis 4 Hooper % H. Bradley David
son and James K Fl,crsnu 70 sec.-e H Latan~
Lewis. G-l1o- months per cert rart
SQu1rts SIS and l9so-Hatfie II Saifh q vir Beua-
z-in. 10 George r Fleming and Elwsrd L Hi
yer TO secure Irving ZirTei. s. 50G. wears. PEP
otnt. scIli-anuually- fourth interest IN Iors 9
and a. square SIS Gnd lots Il % a. square 100.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Likes ProsreS. sectto..

Pampa. Tex. June 81 have received
some copies Of The Washington Herald
and am much interested in it's Southern
Progress Section I believe that your new
enterprise VIII be o. great benefit 70 ths
South CECIL P. BUCKLER.
Secretary cc11srckl C,zA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
VIII Help south and we.t.

Lubbock, Tex. June 5.-There Is 10
estimating the work that a paper pub
hshed in Washington. and having a circu-
lation through the section Of country that
The Herald covers. can do in giving pub
licity 10 the resources and possibilities
OF the South and West
DON H. BIGGARs.
sere.ary Lahhoek lTsNl Counerrial o.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
idea an Ideal One

Thibodaux. Ia. June 5-Your idea IS
an ideal one and \ sincerely trust the
entire South VIII show its thorough ap-
prec!stion. Your columns are what We
need
p I. KSOBLoCK.
Sccretar Progressive Ursoa.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

safes ny y. l.. SonSbury.
y. L. Sansbury, real estate broker. with
Offices at 1871 Thirteenth street north
west reports an active business. Tie
following are among the sales made by
his Office during the present week:
For L E Breuninger, 1886 Park road;
nine rooms and bath. hot-water heat
Bought by prominent government Of
fetal for a home; $500.
For George S. Cooper. ISo3 Wyoming
avenue; twelve rooms and two bathrooms:
heated By hot water. Purchaser viii oc-
cupy it as a home; Sl2500.
For Ella A. Davenport $40 T street
northwest three-story red pressed brick
residence; nine rooms and bath; 5000.
To SwartzeH & Sumwalt. trustees. two
lots in Saul's Addition. for 5000
To Thomas S Gonter. for J. w Whit
field, i3S Thirteenth street southeast:
two-story. eight-room house, 5000
To Charles 5. kimbaIl. for Lewis Z.
BreUninger, 1888 Park road northwest:
nine rooms and bath, colonial front, hot
water heat; $500.
To L. L. Beasley, two lots in Saurs
Addition; to be held as an investment:
price, $4,000.
To Ira c. Day, corner lot fronting on
Georgia avenue. Purchaser VIII build
residence; price paid for lot. 5000.
For NJ H Bray, builder. the detached
house located at 1908 Emerson street
Saul's Addition. Price not stated, bat
is said TO have been $500.
l522 and 1926 East Capitol street, for
syndicate; seven rooms and bath each
two stories. bay window, pressed brick
fronts; $500 for both
To Adam Steinmetz, lot in SauIs Addi-
tion, for $500. He will build a home.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Two Counties which Crow Rice

Jonesboro. Ark. June 5.-There are LS00
acres planted in rice IN Craighead and
PoinSetI counties. an Increase OF 95 per
cent over the amount planted last year.
The drainage OF Bushy Lake and
RAnguille River is opening Up thousands
Of acres OF land especially adapted for
rice culture. and the land is being bought
by Northern capltalists
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
suits

No. SOS Con-sd Il syns ~ John P. Carroth-
crs; sccEnt s. 10. AttornPy, C. h Syre- -
No. N6sT Sylvester Lamb Washingtoh Rail
way and Electric Company; damages. S0oo. At
to-ncys. Thompson & Lsskey.
No. 5l6sS. Franklin p. Nash vs. Frank E Padgett
et al; ejoctment. Attorneys. Birzey & Woodard.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Equity SuItH-

No. Ssss. T Hoyt Turren IS. Geo-Ee Y. Blsksney
r. al; enforce mechanics hen. Attorney, z. l.
GieS
No. Zs590. IN re release cf s1hlot g. square g
substitute trustee. Attorney. L. Tobrner.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Foreign Trade of Germany.

A Reuter- telegram from Berlin says
that the value of German imports for
the first quarter Of 1903 was SASS. .95S. 500. as
compared with $3.50. .22O.6O0 for the first
quarter OF last year. The value of the
exports for the first quarter of 1913
amounted TO S3SS. .4Se. 500. as compared with
1913, 73l, 400 for the first quarter Of last
year. These figures do not include the
movement of precious metals.