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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-11
MILLINERY OPENING

Come and compare styles, work
and prices with any in the city.
Bertha J. Beeman, successor to Nc
keon, Mckinley ave. and Morton.
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LEGAL NOTICES
N]~~~Ns~
SIMMONS-NO. 2S275

SUMMONS-NO. 2S275
In the superior Court OF the state
of Washington, in and for the
County of Pierce.
L. L. Clark. Plaintiff. VS.. Dorothy
Gale and J. w. Gale, her husband;
w. j. Morphy. A. F. Chowder, Pu-
ton corporation; University Land
company. a Washington corpora
ton; also all other persons or par
ties, unknown, claiming any right.
title. estate, lien or interest in
the real estate described in the
Weston, ]. p. Taylor, Defendants.
The State of Washington to the said
W. ]. Morphy, ]. p. Taylor, and
all other persons. or parties, un-
estate. lien or interest in the real
estate described in this summons:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty (60) days after
the date of the first publication Of
COO days after the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1910. and defend the above
entitled action In the above en-
titled court and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff and serve a
copy of your answer upon the un-
dersigned attorney for the plaintiff
at his office below stated, and in
case of your failure to do so judg-
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk of the said court.
The object of this action Is to
quiet title to lots twenty-three $3.50
to thirty 600, both inclusive, of
block twenty-three t23) First Divis-
ion University Place of the city Of
Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.
A. J. SWINDLE and
II. Il. GILBERT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
DAgfnffiDz Northern, l.
Headquarters Building, Tacoma.
Washington.
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North End S-r. house, porcelain

North End S-r. house, porcelain
rooms, cement foundation, a quarter
concrete basement and 112 lots. viii
exchange in part for smaller cot
tage, farm land or vacant lots. I'll
take $1,000 in above trade, the re-
mainder you can pay $40 monthly.
Interest Z per cent. Seven years
time. Value $3.50. Above house is
only is months old. Reason for
selling: Have bought a farm. C. w.
Jones, $500 N. oath. Get off Point
car at Adams and 26th. Agents
needn't call. Save commission
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BOY GETS SLEEPING
SICKNESS FROM CANDY

D PBNDLETON, Ore, Mar.
D 11.-Local physicians are
D baffled by the case of George
D Moran, the four-year-old son
D OF Section Foreman NJ. NJ.
D Moran Of this city. The boy
D was given a quantity OF
D candy by a friend Sunday
D and has been in a sound
D sleep or comatose condition
D since eating 1t.
D Physicians have been able
D to administer medicine, but
D after four days he seems no
D nearer an awakening than he ,
D was at the beginning. Other ,
D than to say that the "sleep-
D ing sickness" was caused by
D the poison in the candy, the ,
D doctors are unable to make
D satisfactory explanation.
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$40 PER MONTH FOR CHOICE

I CAN SELL YOU SOME FINE
LOTS IN VERY BEST RESIDENCE
DISTRICT. ABOVE GRADE; LIE
BEAUTIFULLY: FINE VIEW OF
Mt. TACOMA; CITY WATER
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, PHONE, AND
BUSINESS CENTER FOR $3.50 PER
LOT, ON TERMS OF $40 PER
MONTH. YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE
THES LOTS AT THIS PRICE
AND TERMS IN THE CITY. TAKE
PACIFIC TRACTION CAR AT
NINTH AND COMMERCE GET
OFF AT THIRTY EIGHTH AND
QUEEN ANNE PARK STATION.
WHERE YOU WILL FIND MR.
BRUGGEMANN. THE OWNER.
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A nice 5-room cottage to rent; a
good horse, wagon and harness to
sell; a nice 5-room house on Sixth
ave. for sale; lots, all improve
ments In, to sell or trade; room
ing-house, and a bargain in a dye
ing outfit, ell complete and having
more than they can do, for sale: 4
good residences, with lots of fruit
and flowers, for sale. I want to
buy a COW and few chickens.
952h Pacific ave. room z.
Phone A 38S2.
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summons by Publication.

NO. Z9l4l
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Pierce
County.
William Carlton Risdon, Plaintiff,
VS.. Kizzy G. Risdon, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the said
Kizzy G.. Risdon, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty (60) days after
the date of the first publication of
this summons, towit: within sixty
600 days after the 25th day of Feb
ruary, 1910, and defend the above
entitled action in the Superior Court
of the State of Washington afore-
said, and answer the complaint of
the plaintiff and serve a copy of
your answer upon the undersigned
attorney for the plaintiff at his Of
flee below stated; and in case of
your failure so to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according
to the demands of the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk
of said court. The object of the
plaintiff in bringing this action is
to obtain a decree of divorce from
the defendant on the grounds of
abandonment and desertion.
PHILIP j. SCHICK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
office and Postoffice Address: AIT
Marion Building. Seattle, King
county, Washington.
First publication, Feb. 25th, 1910.
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$50 Down, $40 Per Month
LOOK-A sNAP-LooK

LOOK-A SNAP-LOOK
3-room house, 3 lots. good soil
right on South Tacoma car line, near
54th st; chicken house, yard, barn
all fenced. For a quick sale $1,000
The lots alone are worth the money
MANNAUSAW & SANBURN
423 California Bldg.
Phone Main 6902
Open Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urdays until p. m.
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OTTO B. ROEDER
11n7 Cnmmerc ST
For Plating

40 acres on Puyallup car line, al
most level land, good soil. Price
$4,000; 81 400 will handle 1t, balance
payment annually If desired. p. o.
Box $685.
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BANK CLEARING.
REAL ESTATE
A NEAT HOME AT A BARGAIN

CAN SELL YOU A NEW 5-ROOM
PLASTERED BUNGALOW, MOD
ERN IN EVERY RESPECT, ELE-
IGANTLY FINISHED, ON TWO FINE
ROSE BUSHES. SHADE TREES,
ETC, FOR A PRICE AND TERMS
SO Low THAT YOU CAN'T AT
FORD TO PAY RENT. IS IN FINE
NEIGHBORHOOD AND ONLY ONE
BLOCK TO CAR. TAKE PACIFIC
TRACTION CAR AT NINTH AND
COMMERCE. GET OFF AT THIR-
TY EIGHTH AND QUEEN ANNE
PARK STATION, ASK FOR MR..
lBRUGGEMAN, THE OWNER.
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SUBURBAN ACREAGE,
FARMS AND HOUSES.


Close to Midland and the car line. s.
acre tracts. good soil, $500
and 5000; one with acres
cleared for $1100.
TEN ACRES near Harvard on the
Puyallup line for $3.50.
ELEVEN ACRES in the Reservation
all cleared. orchard, CIR.
house and barn, the very
best soil. right on the river
$500, $1,000 cash, balance in
trade. This is the cheapest
worth at least $4,000
1o-ACRE farm near Milton. good CIR
house. barn. chicken houses.
and fine orchard: $4,000.
FIVE ACRES. choice. new s-r. house
barn. chicken houses, so
bearing trees. But a few
tom; $500. will f take part tin in
trade.
DAIRY FARM all ready to step in
and make money, only ST.
500 cash, balance of $1,700
on time. Is cows, 2 horses.
w Sosss and Sar all tools sSds veil veil
and windmill. Close to city.
electric line and the cream
cry.
160-ACRE FARM near Yelm; will
take house as part in trade.
81, 600-New 5-r. cottage, lots, a
corner. So. 44th ST., near So.
Tacoma car.
81, 950-House, CIR. and bath, 2 lots,
Thompson ave. near So.
3Sth st.
81, 400-Cottage of 5-r.. 2 lots, So.
St, near 9th. Terms.
|$2,350-Fine looking, brand new, q
story house, with full con-
crete basement, fine lots,
place cost over $4,000. The
owner is a government en-
ploye and has been trans
fered to another city 5000
cash. $40 a month takes 1t.
On South K st. car line.
81, 600-Nice 2-story 7-r. house, bath,
lots in choice fruit, close
to So. 18th and Prospect.
CHEAP LOTS-A corner. lots, So.
seth and I ST.; 5000.
OTTO D DnEnED
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FOR SALE by OWNER

SWAP FOR LOTS on small cot
tage. Why don't you? Unload that
mortgage on the ''other fellow"
Consult our list of exchanges.
Lennox Trust Co., 952h Pacific ave.
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WANTED

lTO LET contract for clearing and
burning about rs acres OF logged
loft land TO be cleared entirely,
parflouisrs cali al Room ie. san
Franpiseo block, s2s# Pacific ava,
.I1a0e Ei0Cus n EoNE-
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FOR SALE
BOOMING HOUSES,
HOTELS,
GROCERY STORES
In fact all kinds of business
Chances.

In fact all kinds of business
Chances.
HOW IS THIS?
17-room house on Pacific ave.
This is the best workingman's place
in tho city; transient house, rooms
full every night. Rent $50 per
month: 2 years lease. For a quick
sale the price has been cut to $3.50,
or will rent to the parties furnish Ell.
PACIFIC AVENUE
Transient house, 80 rooms and 38
beds. all iron beds; rooms all on
one floor. This is a good place.
Brick building, good entrance front
and back. Price only $1,000. On
account of sickness owner must sell.
% ROOMS.
Extra we'll furnished. good car
pets, good beds and bedding; fine
location; rooms are all occupied; a
fine house and money maker
Price $1,000; terms.
EXTRA.
| 7-room house, extra we'll furnish
| ed; all iron beds; good carpets, good
range, rent only S28 per month
Price $500; 800 down, balance $15
per month; close in on d st.
,McCOLLEY & HALL
407 California Bldg.
Phones: Main 1904, A 1855
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WITHDRAW YOUR DEPOSIT

that fetches only per cent and
put it into two nice lots next to
Mrs. Foster, 5704 South Park ave.
Terms: $40 cash, IS monthly. Price
$500. No agents. 1 will take half
in trade If desired.
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REAL
ESTATE
RUY FROM INNER

Broom house. lots. city water,
electric lights, near school and
church, Is minutes ride. Price $500.
$50 cash, $40 mouth. Take Traction
car, get off at 36tth. Ask for WILL
Jams, owner,
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4O-A. Improved $500
5 Miles from City Limits

barn
houses good well and all tools Right
of mbe make terms
consider trade for city
422 California Bldg.
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Free Homesteads

100 or $40 acres in Oregon, the
NEW KLoNDIKE. Notice. Better
Join us Saturday. i2th. Don't for
|get. A $4,000 claim.
FORREST LAND co, LoCAToRs
fete Pacific ave Tourist Hotel
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WILL REPEAT
"DEESTRICK SKULE"

The South End Improvement
club, which made a hit with its
"Deestrick Skule" entertainment
last Saturday night and cleaned
up about $125 net profit, turning
away many who could not get in,
will tonight repeat the perform
ance with number of new local
hits at reduced prices for the chill
dren.
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10 Acres

near Edgewood school house, good
soil. easy clearing, 7 miles from Ia
coma, on good county road. This
is a snap at $1100.
JOS. SPABLING
|220 Bankers Trust Bldg. Phi. M. 2565.
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that leaving
furniture almost Smith
furnish bedroom
ordinarily afford.
WANT ADS and the ad the
she
be
Jones quality would
Those who The Times WANTS to
chances pick bargains unthought
Phone Main 1913 A 1913.
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1925 PER LOT for lots, corner, 1
block from Spanaway line; car
fare only 5 cents; best buy for the
money. Terms IL desired. Address
Box AZ care Times.
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SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE
S~~~~S~~~~~~~~s~~~~S>~-~ s~~~s~~~s~~~~~~~~~s~~s
Curtains laundered. $50 pr. M. 2l41.
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UNDER THE NEW CHARTER

A SERIES LITTLE STORIES EXPLAINING THE ruTy,s
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PERSONAL
ESTATE

II WANT a couple of nice building
lots. l will swap you acres.
Very rich waterfront berry land,
valued at 5000, and give in addition
5000 in cash. Box 713, City.
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20 ACRES

IMPROVED FRUIT FARM
On good county road, only 6h
miles drive from Tacoma: 4-room
house, barn and several other out
buildings. For an Al country home
you can not beat 1t anywhere. Very
best of soil. On terms.
Porter & Haener
12011s Pacific ave.
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SNAP

GOOD 7-room house with consider
able over 2 lots. electric lights, 90
bearing trees, seth and East r. st,
$500 cash handles this.
GOOD 6Troom house with lots.
electric lights, 80 bearing trees,
this.
Lots at $500 each, full of bearing
trees, lots across the street cannot
be touched for less than $500. First
party in gets these.
Bertelson & Co.
1861 Pacific ave.
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EDGE Softer and FInisher. Must be
first class. Stilson-Keliogg Shoe
GO.
CARPENTERS, carpenter helpers,
plasterers, fathers, plumbers and
men for street work; top wages to
reliable men. Gill Home Investment
Co, 920 Pacific ave.
YOUNG man wanted to work at Ia
coma Times office, must know
shorthand and typewriting. See
Geddes.
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BUSINESS
CHANCES

FOR SALE-Hotel of 32 rooms.
pS centrally a la5a located. K yery cheap
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
Five acres bottom land, near Mil
ton. See owner. 62s So. State. Phone
"A 3945.
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FOR SALE-Notion store, dandy
location for dreSsmaking. Main
1886.
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$4,000 stock hay and wheat ranch
in Eastern Washington, centrally
located springs and running water.
| for sale or trade for good property
and mortgage securities. See own
err at 1717 South Seventh.
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FOR SALE-Best grocery in Sixth
Add. Going away, must sell.
Phone M. 69S0.
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FUH BAEN NJ UWNEH
Groom modern house and 2 lots,
In paved district. 1 block from p,
ID. car line. 3 rooms and hall on
first floor, fireplace in living room,
bath and 8 large bedrooms on Sec
ond floor. All in first class condi-
ton. Price $4,000; $1,000 run two
years 1908 No. Lawrence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-21
PERSONALS.

William Smith of Quincy was in
the city last evening visiting with
trends.
w j. Kirchner was called to FIT.
Madison this morning on business.
DR.. Pinkley is business visitor in
Canton today.
Jacob Settler left this morning for
Wayland on business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-21

Raymond McGrath left this morn
ing for Madison, Wisconsin, where he
will resume his studies at the uni
versity for the coming year.
Edward Kiedaisch was in Wayland
this morning on business
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

GOOD works, you may reign with Him
who Is King OF kings, and whom We
honor and glory. for ever and ever.
Amen"
Another very ancient and important
portion of tn. British coronation regalia
IS the so-calIed empulla and golden
spoon with which King George will be
anointed In Westminster Abbey. Il is
related that when St. Thomas & Beckett.
the rnartyred Archbishop OF Canterbury,
was IN banishment at Lyons and was
p-avtng one night in a church, the Etr-
gin appeared TO him with q gold dove
and a small vial Of chrisn, which she de-
rvered TO him, assuring him OF the hap
piest effects on those kings who should
be anointed Herewith. She commanded
him 10 deliver It 10 a monk OF PoiCtiers
who would conceal It in & large stone IN
tho Church Of St. Gregory
In this place the ampUlia. the ch~isn
and an account Of the vision IN the
handwriting Of St Thomas q Beckett
. we're preserved until the reign Of Ed
ward III. when they Were discovered in
consequence Of dream by q holy man
who brought the sacred vessel 70 the
Duke Of Lancaster. who delivered Il TO
Edward the Black Prince. who in turn
sent il for safekaepinS to the Tower of
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
yosepb FeEs Contrasts British He1bodJ
t1,ffb Ours and F0recaSfs FoSS1-
Bic C6anGe5.

ing Of establishing in this country iuno
for poor artists, with the object or pre-
venting any such occurrence as that OF the
death of the poor young woman VINO was
discovered only few days ago IN hef
studio il this city OF Brotherly Love deao
from starvation. l maintain that II is
mistake, and that It would be better, harsh
as It may sound, TO abolish all Charity
There would be no need Of II, IN my opln-
ion. were conditions economically sound.
Look al the old age pension system IN
England. Instead Of making II possible Tor
a man 10 put aside out of his own earnings
sufficient for his old age, they place be-
fore him a more or less elusive possibility
Of a totally inadequate provision for the
winter of life and thereby kill his amoi-
ton and deprive him Of the last vestige OF
eeIf-respect. The few shillings that the
old man gets viii not keep him, but they
viii keep him from troubling about the
old ags, while he IS young or middle
aged man.
When [ came away they were getting
ready for the election struggle 1t is now
on and will continue for some days. You
know. over there man votes for every
property he owns. 4 man has been known
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

upon the Primate and the College o,
Heralds the necessity Of coming to an
understanding as to which Of his fingers
was 70 be invested with the r1ng, and
the finger finally decided upon was the
one which We are accustomed to call
the third finger Of the left hand, this
being in accordance with the ancient be
lief that a vein came direct from the
heart TO that particular finger.
It is worthy of note that in the case
Of the coronation Of the Kings OF Eng
land. as in those OF the Cars Of Russia
and Of the Kings Of France IN olden
times. the investiture Of the sovereign
with the ring OF Office is held TO endow
him with majesty OF a more sacred
character than that conferred by the
placing Of the crown upon his head
Indeed. the placing Of the ring upon the
finger of the ruler preCedes the act Of
crowuine and is regarded as indicative
Of that episcopal nature Of his SOW
ereignty. which is still further demon
by the inclusion Of the prjestly
stole and the dalmatiC among his Coro-
nation robes, while Russian Cars at
their coronation take communion. after
the fashion Of the clergy, instead Of in
accordance with the manner 10 which
lav:nen are restricted.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

Eoh-i-Noor and the curinan; TIA: IL b
say, the sister Stone cf tho Stay OF
africa some 200 ca-Hts snaller than the
latter. but still three times the size OF
the Koh-i-Noor.
There is also the big sapphire Of Ed
ward the Cortessor, which, according 20
legend, endowed that King with q heal
ing virtue for the euro Of tho crEmpe
and ct what is known as the king
explained that although ST. Edwards s
crown is the one which viii be used
for the actual coronation, every English
ruler having been crowned Herewith
since the days OF Charles II. yet It Is
the imperial state crown that IS worn
by the monarch throughout the subse-
quent ceremony, and which is invaria-
/ bly, carried before him on state ocCas-
| ions. such as the opening Of Parlia-
ment- etc.
| Perhaps tbs most interesting Of all
/ the regalia Of King George is what Is
/ known as the ring OF 81. Edward. and
/ sometimes. too, as the wedding ring Of
England. 7 consists Of q large table
ruby, or which the cross Of St. George
. IS engraved. set IN plain gold, the stone
being reset for each successive sover-
/ eign, SO as to fit his or her fourth fin
! ger. According 10 its history, Edward
/ the Coufessor was one day asked for
aims by a ''rayre olde name" and hav-
ing no money drew his ring from his
finger and bestowed Il upon the mendi-
cant
Some years afterward TWO English pill
Erirns travelling in the Holy Land were
met hv p "favre ancient manne. with
whvte heer for age" who asked them
what they we're and whence they came
On learning that they were English pill
a--irr1s he talked 10 them Of the welfare
and holvnesse" Of their King Edward,
and when leaving them he told them
who he was. and said ''I am St John
the Evangelist. and say We unto Edward
your King that I greet him well by the
token which he gave me, this ring with
his own hands which ring ye shall de
liver to him again" and when he had
delivered 70 them the ring ''he depart
ed from them suddenly
This ring Of Edward the Confessor,
whatever its origin, was preserved IN
his shrine at Westminster as a sacred
relic, being used at the coronation of his
successors. L disappeared at the time
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

dollars worth e vote IS given Tho money
Is collected and it is spent, DUt john bu.'
would he very indignant Old chap If you
accused him of bribery at election times.
How. then is /. done In all manner OF
curious ways \ church viii p" ln need Of
funds. The presiding individual Is ap-
preached and money is promised IN put the
church on its feet. Result. church mem
bers vote for tho KIND man who provides
them with none. t'- "a lodge VIII le need
ing new furniture r~ q community u some
sort wants financial help. Tae campaign
funds come in handy as a means of in
fiuencing the votes Of that community But
one never hears OF votes being bought out
right on the Other side. They are much
TOO wise and much too we'll bred for any
sUch vulgar measures.
''Onc change that IS swiftly coming ove~
the English nation is tie rect.lcaJior Of
the land laws. This is a. popular and gen
eral thing and would have como about in
any event. There has been TO valuation of
the land cf Great Britain since tire time
of Elizabeth when the pocmsdav Book
was compiled. in the expectation. I believe,
that the world was about tl come To- am
end.
Now a commission rs engaged io com
tlil0E tie IdElO values or lU+ '-itft' lStttli'iN
with Il view To tho ultimate r-arr3uSerlleut
Of conditions. just an instance vf tu" re
markable laws that govern the condition.
of the rich and poor there. THer" st1otS
IN the town OF Cardiff "a great castle, itself
covering eleven and half acre.. surround
ed by its moat. its gardens. Conservatorie~.
orchards. ornamental lakes. home farm,
cedar plantations. recreation Cround-'n all
a magnificent domain az I05 acres. 70 is cut
off from the world by its f-uGai battle
rents. II has a great keen that frowns
from a height Of 40 feet on tH" busy little
town that surrounds IT. This great castle
belongs 10 Baron Cardiff, OF Castle I1rdin
otherwise the Most Noble the Marquis ot
Butte one is reminded of the Middle Ages
by every stone of the great fortress So
also is one reminded by other things about
the castle and its owner. For instance. he
owns the greater part OF the town and
levies tribute on its people just a. HjS an
cestors did. but. instead Of rcceIvInS it I'm
personal service he collects II iu ground
rents What does the state collect from
the Most Noble the Marquis Of Butte owner
of all this inherited grandeur
Cardiff Castle. with all it's Tnasnihcancc
and great private grounds is rated at $l.610-
Nearby is IA tailor's shop with an area OF
Il feet 10y 80 feet. or 40 square yar1s This
tallors shop IS rated al $,75J. II Is such