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the best thing to do, he said he
thought the best thing was to
dodge the federal court, and this
can be done by private suits.
People Should Sue.
II supposed now they will
want to transfer the case to the
federal court also," said the
judge. 1T seems to me the best
way to get at this proposition is
for some of those people who
were put off the cars to start
damage suits. Make the amount
small so the case cannot be taken
into the federal courts, and it can
soon be threshed out in the state
courts"
May Mean a Tie-Up.
1t is not at all unlikely this de-
cision may precipitate more trou-
BILE along the Fern Hill line. If
citizens refuse to pay more than
five cents they will probably be
put off by wholesale. Damage suits
may then follow, and the trial of
these will settle the question.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-08
President Bitterly Played
by Former Executive
of Chicago.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
JACKSON, Mich, Jan. s.-For-
mer Mayor Dunno of Chicago, IN
q speech at the annual luncheon
of the Jackson society, today,
soundly fiayed President Taft, his
cabinet and the republican part7
and made fervent appeal to n
surgent republicans and democrats
to stand shoulder to shoulder in
the struggle he believes is ap-
preaching.
Dunno was cheduled to speak
on the democratic position In re-
gard to the Payne-Aldrich tariS
law. His remarks led to an al
tack upon President Taft, whom
he charged with breaking his
promises OF tariff revision down
ward.
The people, he said, had hoped
Taft would select cabinet adgis-
ors who had honor and manhood
enough to advise him to keep the
pledges he had made during the
campaign.
Judge their resentment" he
said, when they read the follow
ing appointments: Knox, the
handy man of the steel corpora
ton and other Pennsylvania mon
opoltes; Nagel, a Standard Oil
attorney; Strict CONSTRUCTION
Ballinger, who believes in the
strict construction of every law
against the government where the
interests of private syndicates are
involved, and who is now unucr
investigation by congress; Hitch
cock, the postmaster of practical
politics; Illinois Central Dickin-
son, and Swell Canned Goods
McVeagh, an ex-democrat of most
exclusive, aristocratic and pluto
cratic prediction"
Dunno further charged that the
republican party sold its policies
and leadership to the men and
corporations who had contributed
the most generously to its cam
pafgn funds.
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FEDERAL COURT
HOLDS THE CASE
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One.)
He admits the federal court has
no jurisdiction over pure manda-
mus cases. But in this case he
says no particular person is nam
ed who is excluded from any spe-
cific enjoyment of privilege and
no specific law or duty is clte1
which is being infracted and thers-
fore he says this case is in reality
an equity proceeding to compel
performance of contract with the
public. The federal court has
in equity proceedings
and therefore he holds that this
case must stay In federal court.
Stiles Disappointed.
eff this is an equity case the
litigation may be interminable,"
was the comment of Judge Stiles.
the city attorney, who showed evil
dent surprise and disappointme emit
at the decision.
When asked what he deemed
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TEACHER ON
TRIAL

Continued From Page One.)
and was told by his teacher to stay
after school and she would sur
prise him.
Lad Tells Of Punishment.
In clear, positive tone, the lad
told of the punishment.
He stated that in his opinio1
his legs were twice their normal
size on the evening after the whip
ping and his mother and father
also testified that they were great
iy swollen.
Found Boy Black and Blue.
DR.. w. L. Freeman of Puyallup
testified that following the whip.
ping heb ad advised the parents
to keep the boy quiet, but had
not instructed them to keep him
out of school later than Monday,
December IS.
In answer to question OF Mis-.
Haggerty's attorney, the doctor
stated that some persons have
such delicate skin and flesh that
a slight blow would cause such
black and blue marks as those
of which he found 16 on the boy,
legs. He could not state, how
ever, whether the blows had been
inflicted with undue force. AL
whip, which was used by
Miss Haggerty, was exhibited IA
the court room.
Girl Was Posted.
Affairs took a humorous turn
when little Annie Wade took the
stand and admitted that she was
the little girl who had been shak-
en- ON the eventful day. When
asked whether she had been In
structed by any of the teachers az
to what she should testify in tn q
case, the girl stated that she had
been told by Miss Stevenson, the
principal, to stick up" for Miss
side.
st, jeans Orchesfra FOR 1901
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MACH|N|STS
MAY 60 ON
STRIKE
AWAIT WORD FROM CHAIR
MAN VAN LEAR CALLING
THEM OUT IN SYMPATHY
WITH SWITCHNIEN - TWEEN
TY- ONE LOCALS VOTE
"YES."

(By United Press Leased Wire
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. S.-Upon
the contents of II. B. Perham's
letter to President Hawley of the
switchmen's union, depends the
calling out of the railroad ma
chinists in the Northwest. The
letter is expected here today.
The machinists were on the
verge of striking yesterday, after
the switchmen's strike negotia-
tions at Washington were called
off.
Twenty-one locals had voted
unanimously to walk out, and
were awaiting the order of
Chairman Van Lear when Per-
ham, who is in Washington, tele-
graphed Van Lear to take no ac-
ton prior to the arrival of his let
ter to Hawley.
Chairman Van Lear immediate
ly notified the machinists at Liv-
ingston, Mont, and Everett,
WASH, who we're on the point of
revolt and were anxiously await
ing a signal from Minneapolis, to
wait.
If the switchmen lose the strike
Van Lear stated that the machin-
lists were everywhere effectually
organized and would take up the
fight.
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WHAT WILL
"a
T. r.. SAY

ester,r emoved from office lat
night, should appear as proscci-
tor in the investigation to he con-
Quoted by congress into the affairs
of Secretary of the Interior Bal
linger. 1t was also rumored tina:
former Secretary of the Interior
Garfield, one of the strongest
Roosevelt adherents. and Francis
]. Heney. the western, graft pros
ecutor, would be present.
1t was said that Garfield might
appear as an aid to Pinchot and
that Heney would be present is
counsel for L. r. CLAWS, VINO
brought the charges against Bal
linger.
Heney has been familiar with
the case since its inception and 1t
is reported that he gave CLAWS ad-
vice. 1t is known that Heney Is
AN ardent Roosevelt supporter,
and close friend of Pinchot.
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To CALL FOR BIDS
ON CITY POWER
PLANT

Bids will be opened by the city
February 1 for the construction
of the tunnel and 'headworks for
the Nisquslly power plant.
That is the decision OF Commits
sioner McGregor. The plans are
ready and the specifications will
be completed in a day or two.
The advertisement for bids will
be started next Saturday.
The tunnel will be nearly two
miles long and it is expected that
1t will take year and a half to
complete 1t.
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Now Just Where,
Is Pacific
Avenue?

Two sailors, Johnson and Mel
son, wandered up and down Pa
cific avenue yesterday in a help
less condition. They met a pa
trolman.
Where is Pacific avenue %
they asked.
Right where you are stand
ing"
This was satisfactory. but in
ten minutes they met the same
officer in the same place and
asked the same question.
You're standing on Pacific
avenue, now"
"G'wan, we met you on anoth-
er street minute ago and you
said the same thing. You're a
liar, you're A."
The police patrol was sent for
and Johnson and Nelson paid O
fine of $40 before Police Judge
<rntson.
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NICE LITTLE TRAP
LAID FOR THE
CITY

The st. Paul mill is trying to
play sharp on the city on that east
side fire house.
Originally the company, with
other tideflat owners, came in and
agreed to furnish a site and give
1t to the city If the city woIli
build fire station. The council
agreed and picked a site.
Then the tideland fellows hedg-
ed. Finally the st. Paul mill Of
tered to lease to the city a site
for Ave years IL the city would
pay the taxes. The council finally
agreed to this.
To-day Councilman Giblett. IN
looking over the lease, observed
that a clause had been inserted
providing that the city must pay
all assessments. AS the street
will be paved and water and sew
ers aid In less than five years the
city would have a fine bill to pay.
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QUARREL OVER %
CENTS CAUSE
Of ARREST

after a quarrel over 26 cents,
A. B. Anderson, an aged shoe
maker of Falkland, and his son,
Peter Anderson, swore out a war
rant for the arrest of ]. Mozart
for assault and battery before Po-
lice Judge Arntson. Anderson
collects old shoes, patches them
and sells them.
He alleges that Mozart owed
him rs cents, but that McCart's
son stated that the money had
been paid. This morning Ander-
son visited the Mozart residence
to talk matters over, and says
that Mozart became angry and
assaulted both himself and his
son.
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CContinued From Page One.)
be the cry of martyr to The
policies.
1T is expected that the much
talked of "back from Elba" move
naent Immediately will receive
new impetus.
The congressional Investigation
Of the forestry service will now
be only perfunctory, as the three
men against whom it was directed
are now out of office.
Assistant Forester Albert r..
Potter, who has been placed N
charge of the bureau temporarily,
was recalled from Ogden, Utah,
where he was attending the ma
tional wool growers convention,
to take immediate charge of tre
office.
Pinchot May Prosecute.
1t was suggested today that Gif-
ford Pinchot, former chief. For
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Woman Steals Coal To
Keep Children Warm;
Is Thrown Into Jai |
MOTHER OF EIGHTEEN LAM
CUISINES IN JAIL WHILE HER
CHILDREN SUFFER-.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ANDERSON. Ind, Jan. 8.-Thc
children of Mrs. Maggie troud,
mother of eighteen, were hungry
and cold today because their
mother and bread-winner Ian
guished in Jail. Mrs. Stroud was
arrested for stealing coal from
railway cars with which to keep
her family from freezing. She was
hailed before the police Judge to-
day and held to the circuit court.
Mrs. Stroud wept bitterly when
the decision was given and beg
ged to be released.
There was no one to care FOR
her sick and half starved children.
She had been unable to get
work with which to buy fuel and
food and only resolved on theft
when her older children were
thrown out of employment AMI
her money ran out.
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IS
ARRESTED
-

William Morris, a Jewish mets
chant of lower Pacific avenue. was
arrested by Constable Shaw this
morning, charged with assault and
battery by Harry Swatzberg, an
other merchant. The men have
had trouble regarding a lease and
Swatzberg says Morris has been
calling him names. Yesterday.
Swatzberg resented this, where
upon Morris struck him, he says.
Morris stated that he struck IN
self defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-08
ALLEGED INSANE
MAN ACTS As
OWN LAWYER

Prancing back and forth before
the bar. gesticulating and taking
an occasional sip from a glass of
water like a real attorney, A. r..
Exley, who is held upon a charge
of insanity in the superior court,
conducted his own case today.
He refused to be examined by a
lunacy commission, and de-
Jury trial. A jury was
selected this morning and the
case proceeded.
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HUMAN MOLE DIGGER
MAY HAVE HAD 4
CONFEDERATE
eBy United Press Leased Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Acting
on the belief that Isaac Finkel-
stein, 1.-THE human MOLE" had a
confederate, laborers today are
excavating further in the tunnel
Finkelstein dug beneath Ludlow
street in an attempt to penetrate
TO the Zirinsky jewelry store.
After several hours of digging
yesterday, following the revelation
of Finkelstein's ulot by his wife,
the dead body of the. human
mole" was found In the grave he,
himself, had dug.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-08

The huge electric engine would
output the trio. II has the pow
or of 1000 horses. 1t weighs
$4,000 pounds. It can pull a
loaded freight train, two miles
long, at the rate of 10 miles an
hour. 1t can snap an ordinary
train OF 40 cares into the air
like whip lash.
Its drive wheels are five feet
eight inches high. and 1t has eight
of them. The engine is made up
OF two sections and may be run
in either direction.
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ON
SUSPICION

Detectives this morning took
into custody Harold True, young
man who has figured in several
holdup incidents in Tacoma and
Portland. True will be held pend
ing an investigation of his recent
record. He served a Jail sentence
in Portland recently. True first
gave the name of Arthur Wayne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-08
MAY CONDEMN
COOK AGAIN
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
COPENHAGEN, Jan. s. - The
original diary of DR.. Frederick A.
Cook, the explorer, was examined
today by the commission of scien-
lists who recently rejected the
data supporting his claim to dis
covery of the pole.
1t is possible that the commit
tees decision on the diary will,
carry with 1t a second condemua
tfon of Cook.
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Twenty-four 70 these engines,
which were devised by the Penn
sylvania road and the Westing-
house Electric e. Manufacturing
Co., will haul 1000 trains daily
under the river and into the heart
|of New York city.
The operating lever Is SO small
that the engineer with his fore
finger can turn on the power of
100 trolley cars. In q collision
the engine will Withstand an inn
pact equal to 100000 pounds
without injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-08
WAR VETERAN DEAD

Marscell Gotnon, aged 81
years. died yesterday afternoon at
one of the city hospitals. He was
a Civil war veteran and well
known among @. A. r. men. The
funeral will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at 1880 o'clock from the
Buckley q King chapel
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NEW PENNs YLvANIA MOTOR WITH 1000 H oRsEPowER

In a tug-of-war between
$685." first of the new electric
engines to be used by the Pennsyl-
vania road In the tunnel under
the Hudson river at New York,
and giant freight engine, the lat
ter would be dragged along like a
TN can on dogs tail.
Hitch on another giant steam
engine and 1895" would walk off
with them both at the rate of so
miles an hour. Fasten on a third
steam engine. OF the heaviest type.
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Rich and poor alike are suffer-
ing from the cold today. The
of the coal yards of the
city are down to their last bunker.
The conditions existing among the
poor are pitiful.
Thousands of applications fo~
relief were received by the police
today, but none was Forthcoming.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-Four lake
passenger steamers are fast in the
ice near this city, according t.
messages that reached here early
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Otto B. Roeder
1907 Commerce st.
DO YOU WANT Al HOMEf

DO YOU WANT A HOMEt
We have 1t for you as cheap az
rent and IL we have not got what
you want we can build to suit you.
We have vacant lots form 500 up,
sl0 down and 70 per month. We
property and acreage. II you want
to sell or trade your property or
business. 1t will pay you to come in
and see us.
204 Bankers Trust Bldg
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BUNGALOW 9 ROOMS
AND BATH, e2lOO IF SOLD


And it's a beauty; full lots in
lawn and flowers, all improvements
in and paid for; beautiful veranda
around two sides, paneled dining
room, beamed ceiling, beautifully
arranged in every detail. OWNER
MUST SELL AT ONCE and must
have " cash. You can't buy the
lots and build this house for less
than $4,000. Located at No. 4619 90.
J St. near car lines.
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FOUR BIG STEAMERS
ARE CAUGHT in ICE

TUGS SENT TO RESCUE OF
SHIPS IN DISTRESS IN LAKE
CHICAGO SUFFERS IN THE
COLD.
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Three Excellent
Buys

THREE EXCELLENT BUYS

A1AN 1hhSNI BUYS /.
A first class Groom modern No.
Prospect residence, best of plumb
ing, street paved and all paid up.
40 acres of fine land, partly in
timber, 20 miles south of Tacoma.
close to Roy, $500. Only $3.50 down
bal. at per cent.
A BIG SNAP
$1100 buys a good 5-r. house,
sewer, water main, street graded
and all assessments paid. On 23d
st. car line. Only $3.50 cash.
BERTELsON & co.
13o6h Pacific ave.
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FOR SALE by OWNER
10 acres of best valley land, close
to Short Line; about acres cleared;
$3.50 per acre. Main 1896. Home A
1919.
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Houses, Lots and Acreage

&&S t4SNS9 aA2StfS &AS4 SGbf<V
So, 450--On 9Th ave-, 5-r. cottage,
lots, paving paid.
81, 1870. 8th ST., near Pine, 5-r.
and bath; IL lots, corner.
$2,500-Junett bet. 9Th ave. and 18th,
5-r. house, bath; lots, q
corner. Terms.
$2,700-North Fife, new 2-story, full
basement, with furnace. por-
celain plumbing.
$3, 500-New 7-r. and bath; IL lots,
o ST., bet. So. 9th and nth.
SO, 500-House, 6-r. and bath; lot 4E
x100 So. 18th, close to X st.
$3,500-New modern 8-r.; liz lota
close to 9th av. and SpraguA
300--Tacoma ave. lots on easy.
payments.
5 $50 to $500 Mckinley ave. lots
on small payments.
ACRES with Broom house, close
to Johnson's Crossing; $500,
easy terms.
FARM TO TRADE for house and
lots, so acres near Roy,
house, barn, ETC.; $4,000.
Otto B. Roeder
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CHAS. M. DAVIS.

MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH
A Groom and bath, plastered
house, all porcelain plumbing, cleo
trio lights and fireplace; also fur
niture. Come and look 1t over and
make an offer. NJ. 1850.
Pretty 4-room cottage on N st.
and paid for. Near car line. only
1925; $25 down and IS a month.
Less than you now pay for rent.
GILL HOME INVESYMENT CO.
$50 Pacific ave.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Two acres good garden land,
modern bungalow, good view. of
bay. Price $4,000; $1,000 cash, ball
ance long time. Take Point Defi-
ance car, get off 4Sth and Hyland
ave-. walk blocks east. M. Gal
lardo, owner.
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TRADE
8-acre farm, partly cleared, fine
new Groom bungalow, all in the
finest shape, good outbuildings, etc.
only " mile from car line. Price,
reasonable or will trade equity for
city property.
EDw. r. TAYLOR q co.
Phone 1898. COS Provident Bldg,
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8 ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE

8 ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE
1890
Located on So. ] st. and rented for
$12 per month; $500 cash and SIS
per month takes this. An invest
ment that pays IL per cent. II
you've a little loose money, here's
a chance to put 1t to work.
LOT 70x154 FIT. o IN. e705
800 DOWN, BAL. MONTHLY
SO. 4OTH a. PAC. AVE. LEVEL,
ABOVE GRADE, CLEARED AND
GRUBBED
M. II. kOEHLER q CO.
I06 10th at
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
10 acres of best valley land, close
to Short Line; about acres cleared;
1880 per acre. Main 1885. Home a
|361s.
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s-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CLOSE
IN FOR $1,000 =.
Located 1906 No. Fife St, all mod
ern conveniences; full lots. A fine
residence. Small cash payment, ball
ance like rent. We have No. 1909,
next door, for sale on easy terms
also. 2 corner lots, 5-rooms and
bath, $2400.
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A SNAP

Buy from owner, 7-room house;
u lots, near Point car line, close in.
This is a bargain. Call Main $500
for terms.
Attractive 3-room cottage on lot
45x120 in Mckinley Park district.
A fine little home for $500; $500
cash and $3.50 per month. See IL
today.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
800 Pacific ave.
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st. Jeans Orchestra for good
dance music. M. 1890, A4390. go
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MR.. MECHANIC WE HAVE two
lots within walking distance of the
factories, close to Rogers school,
have a beautiful view OF the valley,
are graded and cleared ana are
ready to build on. And they will
double In value within three years.
THESE lots are yours IL YOU get
here first, for $500. only $50 down
and $40 monthly.
Lennox Trust Co.. s52h Pac. ave.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
NORTH END SNAPS

81, 300-New Groom house, all mod
ern and up to date; nice
lots and the full use of a
block of ground; all cleared
for garden. Now you can
get this place on terms of
800 cash and balance $40
per month and per cent In
terest. This Is a good one.
You can move in at once.
$50 nice lots, ready to build
on. water and electric and
phone poles. Terms, $3.50
cash and SIS per month.
JOHN ID. KING & co.
ALL Bankers Trust Bldg.
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7 ROOMS AND bath BUNGALOW

IN MCKINLEY PARK $4,000
Two full lots, porcelain plumbing,
electric lights, etc. A big snap. GO
out and see this. lit looks even bet
$3.50, NEAR NORTH STH AND X
Modern 6-room and bath home;
$3.50 cash, SIS per month; grand
terms for close In home.
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HOME SNAPS
HUME SNAPS
S-R. NEW CORNER HOME
$500 CASH. NEAR WHITWORTH

Concrete foundation and base
ment, porcelain bath, etc. Fine corr
ner 45x120. 3 blocks from PIT. Defi-
ance car; $500 cash and $3.50 per
month. A snap at $500.
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$3.50 CASH, S25 MONTHLY
ExCELLENT EIGHT ROOM house
well plumbed, fully wired, and ar
ranged for an elegant home Has
barn, woodshed, fruit hrees, berries
and good garden, Two and a half
lots. Located on Spanaway line, Is
minutes from 18th and Pacific. Your
rent money buys the home.
Lennox Trust Co., 952h Pac. ave.
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- FHW OF' UUH SNAPS
$1,600-$100 cash, s25 monthly coy
4-room house, 4 large lots.
Only 2 blocks from car line,
Is minutes from 18th and
Pacific.
$1,500--$100 cash. $25 monthly, inc.
int. Snug little Groom
house and 2 lots, each 50x12O
s1.s5o-sioo cash. $40 monthly. GOOD God
5-room house and Q big lots,
i block from p. ID. car.
These are few of the LENNOX
quality. See us at once.
Lennox Trust Co., 9521k Pac. Ave.