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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
CANADIAN 500
CANAL BADLY
DAMAGED
FEARED WATERWAY is
CRIPPLED FOR SEASON
Steamer Carries Away Lock
Gatei One Vessel Sinks,
Another Damaged; Engi-
neerS S BIuhder Blamed,

m, Norpiug journal Special Leased Wifel
saulte ste. Marie. Mich. june p
The steamer Perry 6 Walker of the
Gilchrist line. upward bound, carried
AWAY the lower gates Of the lock in
tbe Canadian ship canal here. AS a
result the steamer Crescent City was
SINK the walker is sinking and the
canadian Pacific railroad passenger
steamer Assinaboia was somewhat
damaged
The Assnaboia ana the Crescent
city we're in the lock doWnbound,
when the Walker carried away the
lower gates. The water rushed out of
the great lock carrying the two ships
with IT. The Assinaboia was not SER
lously damaged but the Crescent City
stove a hole in her bow and sank at
the pier
With the lower gates gone the cur
rent carried out the upper gates and
in a moment the river was sweeping
through the canal like a min race,
bottom MeanN hile the Walker, in a
sinking condition. succeeded in reach
ing a dock On the American side Of
the river.
captain Mosher when he stepped
Off his boat. declared his engineer was
responsible for the accident The cap
tain said that when he signaled the
engineer to back, he for some reason
did not obey but started the engines
full speed ahead.
strenuous efforts are being made to
shut off the wator, but it is now said
this will take at least two dsNs
# is believed the lock viii be out
Of commission the rest of the season.
The entire fall of Approximately
twenty feet in the Canadian ship canal
is concentrated in the lock. The canal
showed within It's walls this evening
tremendous spectacle including two
water falls and a giant Whirlpool tn"
loss to the Canadian government viii
probably reach S250,000 and the dam
age to the Crescent City is estimated
at 100000. Tho damage to the
steamers Walker and Assinaboia was
comparatively light
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
BARE
BOLD BLACK
HAND PLOT
CONSPIRACY SAID TO
COVER ENTIRE COUNTRY
Dozen Suspects Seized in Ohio
for Participation in Whole
sale Extortion and Murder
Band Well Organized,


IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wir-i
Cincinnati. June 9.-Reveations in
the extortion plotting and murder by
the black hand as uncovered today BY
oostoffice inspectors from Cincinnati
show conclusvely that the gang in
Columbus. Marion. Dennison and Boil
lefontaine. ana other Ohio towns, We're
organized along the same lines as the
old Malta. but with much more
thorough system for concealing Their
movements 1t is known that the Onio
black hand or the society of the Ban
ana" as its members style themselves,
had branch in Pittsburg, Pa, and in
chicago. and line that ext snds 20
South Dakota.
Regular meetings we're held anl III,
money obtained by cNtortion WIS dis
tributed to various divisions A. TINS
country and sent to relatives ,n ltaly,
for safokceping.
I'VE have found what | believe To-
be certain proof that the black hand
outrages at least In the middle west
we're committed by q Wcl ofglni@cd
society with grips and pass words aud
that they are not simply sporalic Gus
es Of individual eXtortion,' said enc
Postoffice Inspector Holmes.
I'VE have no evidence so far that
the American black hand in the west
is connected with the foreign organlza
ton that Killed Lieutenant Pctrosinc
in Sicily"
Eleven arrests have been made 50
far, in Columbus, Marion, Dennisoh
R,llefontailte and Cs@elaad. al IL
Ohio, and government officials In Chi-
cago and Cincinnati are looking foi
| Antoni Lima, brother of salvatore -
ma, who was arrested in Marion. An
other important arrest is expected u
| Cleveland.
| A. Marfis was arrested at Dennison
after running revolver fight viii
| deputies and secret service agents.
Late tonight the police at Columbus
arrested Salvador Vintola Nintola'
! home was searched and several let
ters Of I'll suspicious character were
found
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
CHINESE CASES
ON TRIAL IN
CHICAGO
WHOLESALE SMUGGLING
CONSPIRACY REVEALED
Government Claims Hundreds
Of Pig-taiIed Aliens Were
Brought In Yielded ConSpir-
ators $500 Each,

~
, pofondants in one
O''''9V' s,o,r-
ol the BreaV'S'
gle Chinese into TINS country "'''
which the government has dealt were
.,.,.,.a ~, trial hero today before Unit
-, ,.,ao a,dis Eight
~ 9'''VS ~,
men we're indicted aA the resu'' u ''''
activity of the government agents
rhrea recently pleaded guilty. sem
.,..e.,,,.,. o,e ia +, fugitive.
''"'s 's"'' ~ ,,.raa
the ponds on alo''''
forfeited today and te'noli''s
three entered aieas ~ "et fuli.S
Robert w, Sitphetsoii sara 70 ~
the son OF tfi1f ie fe"k, tS0lei ~
Judge, w II Dlafh an9 tnilh
zeu all hrak lecrutl2 aahl'i't
their part in tnv anvgra conspiracy
and agreed to give testimony 10Y w
government. They assisted III pilnBihs
tho Cinnamon from El Paso to Chle"-
SO
sam Wah wealthy chinaman ana
alleged to have been one OF the locai
ments OF aliens disappeared some
time ago and his bonds we're deelaiea
forfeited to the government
Chin Yen Quail another Chicasoah'
and said to have been the ehief con-
spirator. was 10 have been brought To
| trial today but he could not be louhu
and his bonds likewise We're forfeited
Those brought before the bar were
BeN Gund well-tosdo Chinese mcf-
| chant of lll paso and Joseph PARA
and Carlos Sevodra, Mexcans lnhn
Nj NannQr, dining ear cook, VINO "e-
sisted IN transporting the aliens WIN
he witness for the prosecution
Assistant United states District AZ
torney Seward =. Shirer, In outlining
the governments case declared thai
the alleged conspiracy had embraced
many men besides those indicted ana
thar they had brought hundreds OF
Chinamen in this country across the
Mexican border. For each cclestlai
they smuggled in the conspirators' re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
ARGUMENTS FOR FREE
PULP HEARD BY SENATORS

Washington. June . John Norris.
chairman of the committee on paper
of the American Newspaper Publish
cfs' association. was heard today by
the senate committee on finance IN
support of free wood pulp and lower
duty on print paper. lie spoke Tor
nearly an hour. the burden of his ar
gument being that paper can be pro-
ducod as chcaply by American mills
as hv Canadian mills No action was
taken by the committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
AMERICAN ABAND0NS
RICH MINES IN SIBERIA

Seattle, June 9.-Janet Lindeberg,
the Nome millionaire announced to-
day that he had given up his contest
With the Russian government over
seizure Of his claims ana gold in
Siberia and would make no further
effort to mine in Siberia. Lindeberg
had prospectors out for months until
they struck rich diggings on Nadeau
creek The Russian government OF
the province, getting knowledge of
the Americans success, sent gun
boat to Lindeberg's camp. where the
officers seized the 10000 in dust and
large quantity of whaleDone for the
alleged violation of the terms of the
concession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10

know some progressive republicans
who viii not" he added.
Explaining that he had seven
amendments which he desired to Of
fer, MI LaFollette asked ii the mem
bers of the finance committee intend
cd to have amy votes taken tonight
He suggested that the senate might
adjourn. Mr. Flint explained that
Mr.. Aldrich would return to the sem
ate chamber Immediately but Mr.. La
Toilette did not have To proceed as
Mr. Overman suggested the absence OF
a quorum. necessitatng a roll call.
When the senate adjourned at 1925
O'Clock the wooden schedule had not
been disposed OF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
CLOVIS BLACK HAND
AGAIN ACTIVE
threatening Letters Demand
Release of IrwinS Held in
PortaIeS Jail for Extortioo
Conspiracy,


L
Clovis. y NJ. June 9.-Clovis Is
agnm in "a stage of high excitement
over other developments in the recent
black hand affair. II developed today
that the same parties who had rcrtiN-
ed threatening letters from the party
which signed "The Black Hand, seN-
cral DAYS ago. and who were instfu-
mental in affecting the capture OF a
woman by the name OF Irwin when she
was in the act oi picking up "a pack
age supposed 10 contain three thous-
and dollars in currency. and supposed
to have been len by f.. u. Leepy. ac-
cording to instructions which he re-
ceivcd in Iettor from the gang. have
received other letters making threats
ON their lives Dr. they did not release
the man and woman who are now
being held at the county jail at Porta-
las gis suspects.
Assistant District Attorney O Brief
OF Roswell is now la Clovis and work
ing on the case of the Irwins. and
sheriff Hannah OF Curry county has
been here for three DAYS now working
on a clue which hc hopes viii termin
ate In valuable capture. Il Is alsS
reported that United states authori
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
BRITISH INVITED To
PARTICIPATE IN
REVIEW
Designed to Have International
Naval Pageant at San Fran
cisco Celebration Next 0Cto-
her


London June "a formal invita-
uon from America to Great Britain
to participate in the naval review 90
be held i'm san Francisco next octoher
10 celebrate the rebuilding of the city
after the earthquake of April 1906
has been presented 10y Ambassador
kcid. The question is one for con
sideration 10y tho cabinet and it vii
likely be several days before an am
sWtr is received There is. however
much likelihood of acceptance. Their
is strong movement in England al
Tine present time in favor of showing
tae nag. particularly on the Pacific
a. e. Moore OF san Francisco. who
i- at present in London. To arrange
these matters has formed small
committee OF Csiifornians TO assist
him This committee viii 60 To- all
tn" capitals OF Europe and present
similar invitations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
SEVEN DEAD IN
EXPL 0S|0N n
OF FURNACE
F FR[GHTFUL ACCIDENT AT
WHEELING STEEL PLAN
Unfortunates Showefed With
White Hot MetaI Fourteen
Hurt, -Four Mortality Bodies
Burned Beyond Recognition

IBy Morning Sptth'' .~-
DhecIing, w Va, June 9-SeVeh
men were killed and fourteen seriously
injured III an explosion tonight at a
blast furnace Of the Wheeling steel
and Iron company
The six men who Were killed were
burned to a crisp -Four men were
fatally injured Fifty workmen were
gathered about the furnace making
ready to dril in for the night shift.
when without "A moments warning
there was a terrific roar and great
masses of molten iron spurted from
the furnace, sweeping down upon the
woi l'mon.
Twenty or more We're caught - he
rush. Arms and legs were burned IL
and some we're showercd from head
to foot with white hot metal.
Al the men we're foreigners. Tho
cause cf the accident has not been de-
finitely decided.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
PRISONERS APPARENTLY
UNCONCERNED OVER PLIGHT.

states Marshals Wagner and owens,
arrived here tonight from Marion, IN
charge of three alleged black hand
operators, SalNator Lima. 30, saliva
tore Rizzo 32, and Joseph Batagalia.
The prisoners seemed to take their
arrest cooly and laughed and jokcd.
Rizzo said he had been in this coun-
try two years. Batagalia ana Rizzo
work on the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Lima brothers are fruit dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
RECRUITS JOIN
LAFOLLETTE
IN SENATE
WISCONSIN SENATOR NOW
CLAIMS DOZEN FOLLOWERS
Predicts Break in Lineup as
Result of His Campaign of
Enlightenment Carried on.
in Congress,


| BY Morning JOu nal Sprct1l Leased Nirel
Washington. d c. June 9-The
wooden schedule was still under cou-
sideration in the senate this after
noon. when the usual recess for dim
ner was taken. The committee amend
ment increasing the house rate on
wool top waste and other wastes from
twenty cents per pound to thirty cents
per pound was adopted by vote Of
forty to thirty This was finance
committee change and the committee
scored its usual majority. The com
mittee amendments Increasing the
duty on shoddy from twenty to TWEEN
ty-five cents per pound, and that on
tops from eighteen TO twenty cents
prevailed
Speeches were made during the day
| by Senators Warren and LaFoletle,
] the former advocating. as on Nester-
| day. generally increased duty. while
the latter contendcd for general re-
| duction. The two senators engaged
| i'm a sharp controversy during which
Mr. IaFolette said that he expected
! further recruits to his views from the
eastern senators.
,l,,l,,atin,,
! opmehts 81 tiiv paN "'a "., ,''',y,..
by senator l'o'l'Ne'' ''''l p" '"7 M.
exists ne Iowa Seii''''
such to be inc case pul ne Was eo''
tradlcled by Nl va ......,
An amendment increasing .'1s ''o',.'' ,,l
rates on woqleh raEs nuns, -"
flochs from SIN 20 ''' eo,''9 q III ~.
was agreed TO- y sups''lu'p - ~" wi
Doiliver leVyihs GutY On VIZ, az T..
vancins the secured rate ." VIZ.
known as Tops -, tn.,
pound Wheh valued AT no, no, &c,
foriy ents .it aon 4nu's el., !. .
cents when valued at more ,.,.t' t'"l '0' ~
cents, together WIN an "u'''''o'i" ~ ~
valorem duty OF twenty per cenl y,
place OF "u'S eque'' ~ '''' 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10

Washington. D. c., June 9-After
succession of recent golf victories,
President Taft today went down to de-
feat On green's which We're heavy
and rather slow because of recent
rains, the president and General Car
ence r. Edwards lost by 4 up tp
Senator Bourne of oregon ana John
Hays Hammond. The game was play
ed on the Chevy Chase links.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
DENIES CONSPIRACY IN
GUGGENHEIM DIVORCE

New York june 9.-~Positive denia!
in obtaining the divorce granted io
Grace b. Guggenheim from William
Guggcnhcim was made here today bN
Louis Werner. who represented MI
Guggenheim in the divorce action.
Mr. Werner was named by former
Mayor Dunno Of Chicago who, aus
Judge of the circuit court, granted
the divorce. as concerned in the all
legged conspiracy to obtain the divorc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
TWO SUSPECTS SEIZED BN
DETE(TIl ES IN CINCINNATI.

cleveland. o.. June 9.--Antonio and
Joseph Musso. brothers and proprie-
tors of a commission house, were ar
rested here tonight on the suspicion
that they are members of the black
hand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
CRIPPLED CANAL COST
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS

Chicago. June 9.-The Canadian ca
nal is one ana an eighth miles long
15O feet wide and - feet deep. with
a lock 800 feet long and 60 feet wide.
It was built in l8sS-95 ana cost 81
000. 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
FRENCH REPUlSE ATTACK
OF MOORISH TRlBESMEN

paris. June 9-The minister Of the
colonies has received advicos from
Morocco that on June 5th French
repulsed an attack By "a
band OF adherents of the rebel chief
Maelainin. on the outskirts Of Moud-
zcrid The enemy lost ten men,
while the French casualties numbered
three.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
,.iercc Resign. Chairman-hip.

Nashville. Tenn June s.-H. Clay
pierce today resigned as chairman oi
the board Of directors ~ the Tennes-
see Central railroad = NJ. FELTON,, Of
Chicago succeeds him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25

SOME OF THESE MIGHT SUIT YOU.
SS00-2lN1kro lot on II and Eighth.
SI5o-50X151-fo corner, cast OF Liberty
park.
SS50-37lxl3o foot lot, north of Liberty
park; sewer and sidewalk paid.
SlI5O--25Xl0-rod lot on East First South.
S1415-2aX6-rod lot on Tenth East ST,
S190o-29xS- rod lot, Tenth East. near
s2150-2txlO-rod lot. Sixth East and Third
South.
$G300-FiYc room modern red pressed
brick cottage on East Second South
street.
$5650-Five room modern white pressed
brick cottage. near Fifth East and
Seventh South.
S6250-Seven-room modern red pressed
brick; bath, tailet, hot water heat
south front: 2sX10-rod lot North OF
Brigham street.
FOURTH SOUTH STREET.
between State and Main streets. We have
one of tho most choice pieces of property
on this street that can be had at a rca-
sonable figure.
Call and see us for anything in the real
estate line, We want your business and
We will treat YOU right.
BUNGALOW & APART
MENT HOUSE co.
32l~2223 Judge Building
Henry johnson. Manager r.. e. Dept
Phones-Bell 1886, Ind. 1Il9. p3069
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,
IS w. 2nd So. st.


OWN YOUR OWN HOME!
One cent on the 81 per month buys a
home,
$3.50 buys q 4-room house, with COM
plets plumbing. washroom, coal
house and flowing well; 54xl25
lot, $500 cash. bal. SIT per month.
$1,000 buys 4-room house on South 4th
East; lot 39Xl3G to alley; $3.50 cash,
balance SIT per month
$500 buys a 4room modern brick
house. southeast, lot 37ax125 TO
alley; $500 cash, balance $22g50
per month
$3.50 buys a i0-acre farm, with a two
room house, good barn and water
right, at I<imblc, Sb miles from
Blackfoot, Ida. Crops already
planted. Terms can be arranged
$3.50 buys 4room strictly modern
house. brick, southeast
$3.50 buys a 4-room house; hall, pan
try. bathroom. nice hedge fence,
barn. lawn, at 3i6 l.. l1th South
REMEMBER, l cent on the dollar per
month
We have vacant and improved prop
erty IN all parts Of the city. Will build
to suit purchaser. Deal direct with the
owner and builders and save time and
money. We do our own building, Come
in and let us figure with you. Do not
delay. Now is the time to got your home.
NEWTON BROS,
II T.. South Temple.
Phones-Bell 2677, Ind. l16o. p3012
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FOE sALE-REA1. ESTATE


TEN YEARS RENT PAYING EQUALS
=, ,N,oOI,HlNG: u, r: YOU HAVE ONLY THE
RECElPTs S AND THEY ARE WoRTH-
OIL, TEN !, YEARS, u RENT PAYING UNDER
THE pfn SPSl GGST o. OF ONE or. OUR SPLEEN
WHY NOT PAY YoIas oGT OF TIE
rlgure this problem out yourself aid
when you have solved It call at our Office
n ann ascertain the details OF how you
may become a homeowner You viii
vGInnmenSe yInoan ice Just as soon as you arc con-
nimSe1 1 ihat what we say is true, and YOU
VIII he convinced just as soon as You
,ra, . splendid p 5-r9om. buff brick residence
}}99shs }}9fh nnnished. all modern conveniences,
.a. ro.m LAST petWeen 18th and 9Th South:
west yangsG front; $4,000. Convenient terms ar ar,
,r,ddnra Ihree new 4-room brick residences. all
modern, between Sth and 9th East sis.
near 1ms 10th 10Th South St: lots S7sx12S to al
T.Igv a.ron,,, very I easy terms arranged.
netWeen ord and 9TH East sts.. near 1oti,
south car line within zoo feet: s 5000 GOO
cash a9op, balance very easy
a me o-room, red pressed hric, real
dence, on McLelland ave, lust heioyi otI,
south s9rnl nl,.di and 9Th East; $4,000. easy terms ms
Two Groom. bun brick houses. all
sm592dern' s52de lust finished near 9th East: It:
Many other houses to select from q,
HOMES , For EMPLOYEES OF THE
FAIRFIELD SHELTERS AND
p. j. MORAN
Nc On washington street. near 9th South,
we oner four new brick residences, COR
tanning parlor. dining room. bed cbamhar J"m-
nltcnHn. pantry, closet, bathroom with
complete plumD Ding. large attic and stair
way, constructed so that two additional
rooms rooms may be finished when needed:
These houses arc conveniently locatsd
LOT WORKERS 1t Garfield. The stoupine
point or the morning and evening work
ers trains, at sth South and 3rd West
SSfreeets, Is less than I'VE minute walking
me advantages TO any one erup!oyea
at GARFIELD in buying one of these homes
tbo = 'nas AT no ca car fare is needed to reach
home ' 'e 9peHl de
You can buy one Of these homes for
$500; cash $500. balance s25 ner noontT
gIRT & CARLoUIsT,
ZEAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE.
w. - w. ora 90. 81 Phones 800.
p301A
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
NYE'S ADDITION

NYE'S ADDITION
s@ooo each, two new broom pr. br. cot
tagcs.
T3o00-One Groom pr br. bungalow
strictly modern, east front; side
walk TO street cars; shade trees.
Small payment down, Easy terms,
$500 to $3.50, several lots in this beau
titul addition. walking distance
from business center. One fourth
cash. bal small monty payments.
$45O0-l0- room mod. br house. First
West. near Center st. east front; T;
large barn; fruit trees; 4xl0 rods,
A bargain. Easy terms.
w. B. ANDREW,
20o20l ID. +. Walker Bldg.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
HUSBAND AND WIFE MADE
HAPPY,

after is years renting and being
tossed about in every direction, by
purchasing a house like one OF
these. Now they pay the rent
into their own pockets.
WEST SIDE.
9-room brk.. new, with water,
lights and paved walks. near 9th
W. and 2nd So; 37.ft lot; $3.50
down and SIS per mo. Price. $3.50.
4-room brk., large lot, hedge
renee. barn, lawn, etc; @2SOO.
Your terms.
:. 5-hlock from school. near car
line and . blks, W. Of the p, O..
i-room cement blk, all new. $3.50.
Price, $3.50,
West T. near 9th So. a-room
new brk,, facing east; large lot;
$3.50; 5000 down, SIS per mo.
Near W. Tom. and 9th So, A.
room mod. brll., new; cement
walks $500 down. Price. $4,000.
EAST SIDE.
$3.50 buys l-room, new. mod
hTl5. near 9th L. and 10th So; $3.50
down.
cottage: fruit. barn. cement walks
and on "A corner, near Sth L, and
9th So. Small payments.
7-room =. p. brk. on Lincoln
ave. large lot. barn, u fruit trees;
$3.50; part cash.
broom mod. brll., near Sth SO.
and Sth f.: 35X140 TO alley; $3.50.
and on tlnxe
4-room new brk: cellar. pantry.
closet, light and water; 60Xl50 to
alley; $500 down. Price. $4,000.
Near Liberty park, IL rooms. all
modern; . sets OF plumbing: large
balcony. large lot, and just fin
ished, $4S00.
Always sec us for bargains. We
do the business.
L. & 7. INV. CO..
212 So. Main. Rooms > and 6.
Bell 639, Ind. 59l.
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j. T. DONNELLAN,
215 +. 3rd South.
Bell phone 1125-K. piss

MONEY! MONEY!I MONEYUH
Just received word from one OF our
$3.50, at our disposal to invest in Salt
Lake real estate. We have decided to
invest the whole sum In improving va
cant property, and are prepared to erect
about 100 modern cottages. a few ter
races and two or three apartment
houses; II you have ground suitable for
Improving, come in and see us. We will
erect the kind % buildings most desira-
Die. and you can pay for them the same
You furnish the ground. we furnish the
money and do the building and you
MATE the ground pay for all improve
ments; Our proposition Is the best ever
onered- Come in and talk II over
A. II. BIRRELL CO
Bell 'Se. 65 Main. Ind. 1943
O9t0
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RENT MONEY WILL BUY
YOU A HOME.
$500 cash will get you a new, large.
four-room shingle bungalow. Large
reception hall and pantry. Balance
$50. including int Fine home.
500 cash gets new four-room modern
brick, s. g.. oil finish. Bal. $50,
including interest at I per cent.
Sewer and sidewalk taxes paid.
$500 cash will buy a new 5-room mod
crn brick: large nantel; s. G. Bal
ance S25 a. mo.
$4,000 buys l double terrace. 6 rooms
each side: close in.
S41o0--New S-room pressed brick; oil
finish; hot-air furnace. y Gne
$500 buys 13-room brick. in good re-
pair, on Il. md South, Improve
ment taxes paid.
$5300-5-room buff brick cottage on LIST
ave: oil finish. gas heat in every
ROOM sidewalk tax paid.
$3.50 will buy a 5-room modern brick
8. G.; oil finish; terraced lawn !;
good terms.
WE SELL LOTS IN "IDLEwILD"
AND SUNNY SIDE"
See us for east bench properties.
j. r.. FUNK s. co.
203 u. T.. Walker Bldg.
Phones COS. p2SS1