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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

~PRZYJACIOKOM pana Pr.
Cierzana kt6ry jest kandyda-:
tenn ma aldermana ma tykie.
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sic 0 to rozchodzi ably ich
kandydat uzyskaf wiekszoSc
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ola togo robia co NIGGA, co
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go kandydata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

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Julianna Wr6blewska zam.
pnr. $40 Mankato ave. POGO
stawiajac OLGA, syna, dwie'
siostry j jednego brata. Pc.
grzeb odbyl sic W sobote 2
ko6ciola Sw. Stanislawa Ko-
sikh. Wieczny odpoczynek
race jej da6 PANEL!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01

Stunning styles all of this Falls make the new peated e
eCs; pped with black satin and neat side LCko or self
trimmed with tailored straps and Jet buttons. Vie have
great assortment for you to choose from. Extra SoeCla
$7.95 Dress Skirts, $780,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
New Sweaters

That are supreme in quality, style and fit. They are we'll
made of dependable yards with all the pretty stitches
available to make attractive garments. Sweaters for wee
girls and bOyS-fOr the larger children and for men and
women. We feel confident you will be pleased when you
compare Price, Workmanship, Fit and Fabric.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
BANK PRESIDENT BUYS
290 UNlMPR0VED ACRES
IN IRRIGATED REGION

Hal II. Benner & Son and A. VI. Kre-
mer have sold 10 w. Ii. Ames. president
OF the City and County bank. $50 acres
of unimprOVed land near Imperial for
reported consideration of $4,000. MIR.
Ames contempIates planting the entire
acreage TO alfalfa In the near future.
This makes three large ranch holdings
that Mr.. Ames has purchased through
the same agencies in the last six months.
amounting in value TO 5000, 900. His pre-
vous purchases consisted of a I31-ncre
orange and lemon grove at San Dimas,
for which he paid 100000. and 40
acre alfalfa and fruit ranch at Victor
vile. tile purchase price being 100000.
Hal II. Benner q son also report the
following recent sales:
Anna T.. la Moreaux TO Margaret
Kane, lot 5OxlsO feet. improved with e.
room residence, Wright street, just
south of Pico street; $500
f. L. Brown to j. VI. Babbitt, 5-room
cottage at 3Ol1 West Twelfth street; for
SSOOO
lots at Huntington Beach for s1500.
T.. 4. Eldridge TO Margaret Kane lot
on Moneta avenue, near Eightieth street,
$1,000.
j. NJ. Babbltt TO Eddy L. Brown. LOT
in the Werner tract. Long Beach. $500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

sale Of lots continues brisk in Vermont
/ square and a large proportion of buyers are
homcbuilders. Cash buyers are also numer-
OTIS. The Southwest Land company. owners Of
the tract, reports the following sales during
the month of November up TO the 2lth
/ To a. ]. Dingman, lot the south side of
Forty-siXth street between Western avenue
anc Harvard boulevard s775.
To Guy V. Golf. lot on the south side of
Forty-siXth street, between Harvard boule-
ward and Denker avenue $3.50.
! To T. NJ Spencer, lot on the north side Of
Forty-siXth street, between Harvard boulevard
and Denlor avenue $3.50.
! TO Homer Fender, lot the north side Of
| Fcrty-ninth street, between Normandie and
| I1alldale avenue $3.50
To Jessie Slatten, lot on the mort Inside Of
| Forty street between Harvard boulo-
ward and Denlxer avenue SS25
To J. NJ Wilson, lot on the south side Of
Forty-lfth street. between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard. $3.50
To Robert B. Garrett. lot the north side
/ o. Forty-sixth street, between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard, $775.
To \. c. Underwood, lot on the north side Of
/ Forty-seventh street between Harvard boule-
ward and DenIer avenue. SS25.
70 \. r. Nash. lot ON the north side OF
Forty-seventh street, between Halldale and
Normandie. SS75.
TO Leslie E. Beauchamp. lot on north side
OF Forty street. between Western ave
nue. and Harvard boulevard, s775.
To A. c. Raymond, lot on the north side OF
Forty-ffth street. between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard, $3.50.
To Alfred NJ. Kaler, lot on the south side of
Forty-ffth street, between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard. S715
To Lille May Hazegrove. lot on the south
side OF Vernon avenue, between Halldale and
Normande. $1,000.
To f. e. Russell. lot on the north side OF
Forty-hfth street, between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard, $3.50
To Joseph c. Noodle. lot tho north side
of Forty-scventh street, between Ealldale and
Normandie, SS55.
To Ida Iyerson. lot on the north side OF
Forty-siXth street, between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard. $775,
To d. b. Basshere. lot ON tho south side
o. Forty-hfth street. between Harvard boule-
ward and DenIer avenue. SS75,
To NJ L. Schultz. lot on the north side of
Fortyhfth street. between Western avenue
and Harvard boulevard. S555.
To Mrs. Emile Show, lot on the west side
Of Normandie avenue. between Forty-eighth
and Forty-ninth streets. sll0O
To Anna E. Bartrom, lot on the south side
OF Forty-hfth street. between Denker and
Halldale avenues, $l400.
die, between Forty-eighth and Forty-nnth
streets, 1890.
To j. c. Van Wagner. lot on the south side
OF Forty fifth street, between Harvard boue-
ward and Denker. SSI5.
To j. c. Van Wagner. lot on the south side
o, Forty-nfth street, between Harvard bouc-
ward and Denker. SS75.
To Mrs o. NJ Klepper, lot on the south side
OF Forty street. between Harvard boule-
ward and Denker. SS75.S
To James 7. HAYES. lot ION The south side
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
FlEND COMMITS
TRIPLE MURDER
WIFE, HUSBAND AND BABY
FOUND MURDERED
WOMAN ASSAULTED ON ROAD IN
KANSAS
Man Shot Three Times, Child Slain
to Silence 1t, and the Mother
Dragged to Cornfleld
and Killed
Associated Press1

FRONTENAC, 1<as., Nov. 27.-A
lonely road, a mile north of here, was
the scene of a triple murder and an as
sault on a woman some time last night.
The dead are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bork, Germans of Frontenac, and their
son, aged 2ia years.
The attack on Mrs. Bork is the sup
posed motive of the crime. BorS pre-
sumably was killed while trying to de-
fend his Wife
The child probably was slain because
the murderer wished to silence its cries,
or feared he had been recognized by
the little one.
Mr. and Mrs. BorlI and their child
were last seen alive last night when
they started to drive home to From
tenac from the hornc of Mrs. Bork s
mother, at a point two miles in the
country. This morning Bork's horse
and buggy were found in the roadway
at a deserted spot.
In the bottom of the buggy was dis
covered the body of the child, with u
bullet wound i'm its head.
Hastily pursuing their investiga-
tions the searchers came across the
body of Bork lying in the middle OF
the road some distance away.
Bork had been shot once in the head
and twice i'm the body. A trail through
the dust plainly led the searchers to a
cornfield 100 yards away where they
found the body of Mrs. Bork.
An assault had been committed ON
her, and she had been shot through the
heart Mrs. Bork had fought hard.
Along the trail 20 the cornfeld were
found the slippers she had worn, rib
bons from her hair and her cloak.
There had been a desperate struggle in
the field.
1t is supposed that Bork was the first
20 be killed. The indications were that
he had been shot as he sat in the buggy
and that he fell from his seat TO the
road Two bullets evidently were fired
into his body after he fell Another
bullet then ended the life of the child.
Coroner Dudley. Sheriff Merriweather
and County Attorney Woolcy hurried
here from Pittsburg. The bodies were
brought into town and an inquest held
this afternoon.
Bloodhounds were sent for and will
be used in an effort to trace the slayer,
who left 40 clew.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

St John street. 1647-Economic Gas
company, owner; California Light
company, builder; alterations to build
ing. $500.
Alhambra avenue, 115O-Barber As
phalt Paving company, Central build
ing. owner and builder; one-story
building. S5000
r. White. 99S East Thirty-fourth
street. owner and builder; one-story,
five-room residence, $1,000
Seventh street, 2714-24 West-Nan-
CIV A. Johnson. 1879 Lenox avenue
owner: S. F. johnson. builder one
story, six-room store building, $4,000.
Main street. 1902 South-Mary A,
Conway, owner: Alpeter & Alpeter,
builders; two-room store building,
$3.50
Crenshaw boulevard and Pico street
L. NJ. Woodward. 2901 Baldwin ave-
nue.. owner and builder; one and one
half-story, nine-room residence, $4,000.
Elwood avenue and st. Andrews
place-The Knowles-Stice company,
owner and builder; one and one-half-
story. eight-room residence, $2500.
Oakwood avenue and st. Andrews
place-Same as above, S2500.
Utah street, 144% South-Samuel
Berneger, 404 North Main street, owner;
y
room residence, 5000.
Eagle street. 3214-Sara f. Heffel-
man, owner and builder; one-story,
two-room residence, $500.
Ascot avenue, 5211-GeOrge Turney,
54O9 Ascot avenue, owner and builder;
one story, four-room residence, $500.
Seventh avenue and Twenty third
street-H. H. Schrader, 1886 East
Adams street. owner and builder; one
10 -gt1 civ
$500.
James at lot, owner: Cora Building
company. builder; alterations Of resi-
dence, $400.
Twenty-eighth street, 2114 West-E.
]. Sherbrooke. $50 East Twenty-second
street. owner and builder; one-story,
seven-room residence $500.
Fifty-second street $50 West-O. T.
Page, 800 West :, ,ernon avenue owner
and builder; one-story, siX-room resi-
dence, $500.
Ardmore avenue and Second street
f. G. Waters, 232 West Fifty-ninth
place, owner and builder; one and one
half story, nine-room residence $500
Lodi place and Emilia street-H. Fl.
Hunt. "olegrOVe, owner: c. S. Al
bright. builder; tWo-stOry, eight-room
residence, $4,000.
I0lfJy -SlNLn street, ltVc I4dSt-
Charles Healy. 1903 East Adams street
owner and builder; one-story, four
room residence, $940.
Fifty-second street. 600 West-Wil
s. Prewitt. 343 West Forty-ninth street,
owner: II. NJ Tillis, builder; one-story,
fve-room residence, $500.
Roxbury street, 2SS0-Mrs. T. H.
Achin. at lot. owner; G. NJ Guzman.
builder; alterations of residence. $3.50
Third street. 339-43 East-T. J.
Douglas, 4O7 Grant building, owner;
George Stimson, builder: two-story
wholesale store building, $4,000,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
SALES INCREASE IN
THE MCCARTHY TRACT

The Mccarthy company reports seven
sales during holiday week. Holidays
usually interfere with real estate sales,
but the Mccarthy company reports
seven sales in its various tracts in the
southwest.
Mrs. Rivera, house and lot, 1910 East
Twenty eighth street, $2250.
Neva Davis, bungalow and lot Ia,
block 3. on Eighty-fifth street be-
tween Main and Moneta, $3.50.
A. J. Bryant. Sr., lot on Etghty-httn
place, between Main street and Moneta
avenue, s475.
Mrs. Bardner, bungalow and lot on
Eighty-fifth street, between Main street
and Moneta avenue, $3.50.
F. G.. Creigh, a lot on Eighty-htth
street, between Main street and Moneta
avenue, $500.
Jones NJ Scott. a lot on Fifty-trst
street. between Brighton and Halldale'
S775
In addition to these sales deposits
have been received for five sales for
lots in the Mccarthy company's van
Ness Avenue Square tract, north OF
Wiltshire boulevard district.
The report is made that grading and
street work in this handsome new sub
division is being pressed as fast as pos
Siblp
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
PERMITS FOR MONTH
CLIMB TO MILLION
TOTAL IN NOVEMBER REACHES
S1,189,889
Two Class A Structures Included in
Long List of Business PROPOSE
tlons--Fifth Ward Leads
in Numbers

The million-dollar mark in building
value in Los Angels in November has
so far been exceeded by nearly 100000,
and the operations of two more business
days are yet to be included in the
grand total for the month.
The aggregate of valuations for the
first twenty-seven days of the month
is $1,1S9,SS9, an increase of $4SI,492 as
compared with the corresponding pc
riod of 1908. according to the report
of the building department of the Los
Angeles board of public works.
The largest item is 364 one-story
buildings, of a total valuation of
S4S1 ,S52.
The total number of permits is sol,
the number in the corresponding period
of last year having been 542.
Following is the departments classi-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
DRAW PLANS FOR FINE
THEATER AT SAN DIEGO

Quayle Bros, architects, 229 Granger
building, san Diego, are preparing
plans for a beautiful theater building TO
be erected at Third and c streets for
Fulkerson & Palmer. The building
will be a tWo-story brick structure,
with pressed brick front and compost
tion roofing. 1t will be 94X150 feet IN
size, and will contain twelve offices on
the second floor, besides the theater.
The lobby will be in the c street 'front.'
age, and will measure 16X29 feet.
on each side of the lobby will be
store room of the same size, and five
similar stores will occupy the Third
street frontage. The stage will be S0x
"a feet, and will be separated from
the auditorium by a steel curtain. The
body of the theater will be 72XS0 feet.
and will contain 500 opera chairs and
four boxes. The balcony will seat 500
people. The building will be equipped
with heating system, ventilators, eleven
fire exita, fire escapes, etc. 1t will cost
about SIS ,00O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
SIDE PROPERTY
FINDS READY BUYERS

Rothwell Realty company has sold
for Mrs. Lillian V. Inglis to Carl e.
Weiss a five-room bungalow at 146 East
Fifty fifth street, san Pedro and Main
streets. lot 4Ox13S feet. for S2600; for
Mrs. Rupert Lamba, lot on the west
side of Seventh avenue, between West
Jefferson and Columbus. 42x133 feet, to
r. NJ. jerks, for $675; for +. o. Davis
to / uis Richbart, four-room cottage
at 1888 West Thirty-ffth street, be-
tween Western avenue and st. Andrews
place. lot 5Ox135 feet, for $1,000; for Mary
Louise Bronson to Alice NJ. Morce, lot
a. block II, in the Boulevard Heights
tract. lot 60x16S feet. on the east side
Of Bronson avenue, between Pico street
and Country Club boulevard, for $500
cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
400 ACRES OF LAND
SELL FOR $150,000

A group of Chicago and eastern cap
italists have purchased through Oscar
3. Smith 400 acres of land about two
miles south of Manchester avenue.
being part of the Post ranch and other
lands, for a consideration, which with
improvements to be made at once in
the way of subdividing, will amount
to about S150000s
Another property purchased for sub
division in the direction of Manchester
avenue was thirteen and half acres
on South Main street, near Florence
avenue. bought by c. II. Hamilton from
Sam Wood and associates.
The sale was made by II. G. Cotton.
and the property is to be subdivided
and improved at once. The price paid
was $21, 900. The extension of the San
Pedro car line and building activity in
this neighborhood has created an active
demand for building lots.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Bakersfield BuiIdinu

A. =. Eyraud of Bakersfield has had
plans completed and will soon begin
the erection of three-story brick
store and hotel building on Nineteenth
street, east of the Commercial hotel,
The structure will be 66XS0 feet in
size. The first floor will be divided
into three storerooms, equipped with
modern store fixtures and appliances.
The two upper floors will be divided
into forty-eight private rooms, with
baths, lavatories. etc. The building
will be faced with pressed brick, and
the interior finish will be of pine. The
contract for the work will soon be let
at an approximate amount Of 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
For $4,000 Cash

The unimproved property al the
southeast corner of Seventh and BiXel
street, 100 feet on the former by 200
feet on the latter thoroughfare, was
sold last week by the Title Insurance
and Trust company to Joseph Black of
San Francisco, the consideration being
reported at $50, 900 cash. The deal was
made through the agency of r. A
Rowan & co. and f. H. Parent, The
purchaser contemplates the erection Of
either an apartment house or hotel
on the site next summer,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
SAVINGS OF LIFETIME TO
COME BACK IN MOLTEN GOLD

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.--Judge
Trout of the superior court here today
made an order allowing $4,000 worth OF
molten gold to be turned over to Thorn
as Mayman and wife as soon as they
prove their claim to the metal, which
was found by some boys in the debris
after the fire of April, 1906. The land
where the gold was found belongs to
Mrs. Marie Lucke, who laid claim to
the gold.
The Maymans. however. who lived in
the house which formerly occupied the
lot. asserted the gold represented the
accumulations of life time and
brought suit for it's recovery. Mrs.
Mayman testified that she had been
boarding the gold without her hus-
bands knowledge for many years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
WOMAN TRIES TO KILL
HER NEGRO ASSAILANT

McALESTER, Okla. Nov 27.-Mrs.
John King, wife of a miner. when
taken to the county Jail here today TO
identify Will Jones, a negro, pulled a
revolver from the folds of her dress
and fired at the prisoner. The bullet
went wild. and the officers disarmed
Mrs. King and took her away.
The negro attempted to assault Mrs.
King yesterday, and last night a mob
tried to get him away from the Off
GERS and lynch him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
OPEN OFFICES IN VAN
NESS AVENUE SQUARE

The Mccarthy company has estab-
lshed a branch office at Wilton place
and Fourth street, on the Westlake
park car line, for its new Van Ness
Avenue Square tract, now in prepara-
ton for sale in large home lots.
Several advance sales are reported,
and increased inquiry points TO a sue
Ccssful sale.
Five thousand dollars is being ex-
pended in grading and street work
alone in this popular subdivision.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
AVIATION PILOTS NAMED
BY AERO CLUB OF AMERICA

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Aero club
of America has named Glenn Fl. Cur
tiss, OrVille Wright and Wilbur Wright
as the official aviation pilots of the
club, and these three will have charge
of the issuance Of licenses to aviation
pilots.
In order to obtain one of these Ii
censes the board of directors has ruled
that the applicant must be over u
years of age and must have made three
flights of more than half a mile each.
The flights must be made under the
general supervision of the club, and
must include return to point near
the place of starting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Growers Lake Estimates

ONTARIO. Nov, 27.-The Lemon
Growers Exchange of Ontario has
taken estimates of the cost of construc-
tion of tits new packing house. The
building will be 11Oxl50 feet in size.
and will cost about $500. An addi-
ton TO the old building win cost
S2100. The total storage capacity will
be 1900 boxes. c. Il. Harwood Is sec
retary of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Escondldo Accents Plans

ESCONDIDO, Nov. 27.-The school
trustees of Escondido school district
have accepted the plans of Architect
w. S. Hebbard, Grant building, San
Diego, for a two-story brick school
building to be erected in Escondido.
1t will be about 60X75 feet in size, and
will contain eight class rooms, each
24X32 feet. 1t will have hot air heat
ing system, electric light, and is esti-
mated to cost Sl5, 900
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
UNIMPR0VED LOT ON
POTTER PARK AVENUE
SELLS FOR $12,5OO CASH

Gregory Perkins, Jr. report the fol-
lowing sales:
For DR.. P. c. H. PAIL, to local
investor, lot 26 of the Jackins tract
fronting forty feet on Potter Park ave-
nue., between Figueroa and Francisco
streets, unlmprOved, foI $12, 500. This
was a cash sale.
For George S. Stafford, to local buy
er, as an investment lot of the Tru-
man tract fronting forty-five feet on
West Ninth street between Mallard
street and Golden avenue, improved
with a two-story dwelling, for SILL,
600
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
POLES ARE PREPARING TO
CELEBRATE 500TH BIRTHDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Polish
population of every large city in the
United States will unite with their
people in the old country in a celebra-
ton on July Is, 1910, of the five hun
Gredth anniversary of the battle of
Grunwald, in which the forces of Po-
land destroyed the powerful Teutonic
knights and placed their territories at
the mercy of the Poles and their allies.
The Poles of New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut will join in a big cele-
bration in New York city, with pa
rades, mass meetings and a great in
ternatiOnal banquet.
Tho Poles claim 100000 inhabitants in
this city, 100000 in Chicago, 100000 in
Pittsburg, and large numbers in Toledo
and Milwaukee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Sale of Industrial Property

Albert II. Beach company, POP Security
building, report the sale of twenty-five
lots. about $4,000 square feet. in Albert
Fl. Beach's Bonita place, between San
Fernando road and the Eagle Rock car
line, at the north city limits, to K. II.
Miller for $500 cash. The tract will be
served with Southern Pacific and Salt
Lake switches.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
VERMONT SQUARE SELLS
THIRTY LOTS IN MONTH

of Forty street, between Harvard
boulevard and Denker, $3.50
To Mrs. Carrie NJ. Peterson lot on the south
side of Forty-sxth street. between Harvard
boulevard and DenlSer. $3.50
To Lemuel c. Purdy, lot ON the south side
OF Forty-seven street, between Harvard
boulevard and Denter, 1910.
To H. w. Westfall, lot on Normandie be-
tween Vernon and Forty streets, $500
The total consideration for these lots
amounted to $25 125. Most OF the lots are 45x
los fcef In size.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Well Known Racing Man Dead

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-James Howard,
for many years secretary of the Wash
ington Park club, died early this morn
ing from injuries he suffered Wednes-
day afternoon when he was struck by
a taxicab. Mr.. Howard who was
known to racing men the country over,
was 60 years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
On Old School Site

GLENDALE. Nov. 27.-T. A. Wright,
33S Brand boulevard. Glendale, is hav-
ing plans drawn for "A one-story brick
store building to be erected on the
old high school site on Fourth street.
1t will contain two store rooms.