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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

Guthrie Okla, June 9.-Ihere is
wide variance in estimates OF the ad'
yocates and opponents upon the out
come of Section 49 to Article IN OF the
constitution submitted to the voters
ON Saturday. Dorset Carter OF Pun
cell, in charge OF headquarters, and
advocating adoption OF so-called
amendment, estimates the proposition
will be adopted by a majority any
where from $1,000 TO 2O,OeO. Chair
man Jack Love OF the state corpora
lion commission, VINO has been lead
iug the fight against adoption, esl'
mates the total vote will not exceed
l5O, 600 and that lOO,OJO will be cast
adverse to the amendment. TA.N
would mean defeat Tor the proposition
by 10000 majority. Elaborate prep-
arltions are being made for getting
returns on Saturday nigh. The Okla
homa City state capital committee will
receive reports at the commercial clu'
rooms in oklahoma City and the Sec.
~ advocates will 90 likewise at their
hotel headquarters also in Oklahom1
City. Reports will also be a.herad
by the Guthrie and Shawnee capital
committees and in their respective
towns. Secretary VIII Linn OF the
state election board has arrange. for
early returns to the board. Practical
ly all heads to governmental depart
ments will be absent Saturday Chair
man Love left tonight for Woodward
and Commissioner Watson for Shaw
nee to cast ballots in the Saturday
election. the latter speaking at Shaw
nee Friday night. GOV. Haskell com
pletes a speaking tour at Muskogee to-
morrow afternoon and will remain
there Saturday. Campaign commit
tee has put their last reading matter
in the mails tonight, figuring it would
reach voters prior to Saturday morn
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
BAN ON MATR|MONY
BY SCHOOL MARMS
IN CHlCKASHA WHEN FEMALE
TEACHER MARRlEs, HER POSI-.
TION is DECLARED VACANT

Here's good cheer for those who
are depressed by the weight Cl
heavy taxes.
The Clickasha board OF education
last night fixed the school levy for
the coming year at seven and a half
mills which is two and a half mills
or twenty per cent lower than the
levy last year.
OF the total levy five mills go TO
the general fund to pay the operat-
ing expenses of the schools and the
remainder goes into the interest and
sinking fund Careful estimates made
by the local board show that the
levy agreed upon will be ample
Under the new law a county excise
boardi $ authorized to fix the levy,
but as there is some question as to
the legality of this act the board pro-
ceoded under the old law and in order
that there may be no question at all
as to the legality of the levy it will
again be taken up at the proper time
by the excise board.
With but one dissenting vote, that
of John TewksLJry, the one bachelor
member. the board decided to place a
ban upon matrimony among the school
'marms" A rule was adopted where
by when female teacher marries dur
ing the term, her position will be de-
clared vacant. Young ladies who
have serious intentions of committing
matrimony during the year, expecting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
THIS SLAYER
TALKED TOO MUCH
A CONFIDANT IN OREGON BE-
TRAYtD MISSOURI MAN-NcW
IN JAIL.

Springfield, Mo, June S.-After ha''
ing been at liberty lnlrteen years VIII
lan Allen is in the Barry County jail
at CassSilIe 10 await trial ior kiuInA
.oaHk thDOs near Colleen, sinai, TOWN
IN The southern pd.l Oi tae county
1e "as al.esteu a. MdrsameIG, ore.
wnefe a tohnuant Deudyed him. Amen
uoes not deny the cA.giSe ana vii
pleaI sell-ueiense at MS trII!
Iue manner Ot his escape after the
killing Was tod touay ~ .Allen. He
sougAt lctuge at the nome Ol Droth
er, and two days after tue death ii
,dDbs, Vas paced in biz box ana
Aauled through Las5yille - EXter, d
small town on the Frisco. White Oh
nceIs were seaI ching Tor him in Cass-
ylie Allen was beng taken though
the streets in a wagon, no one sus
pecting that he was in the box.
keachng the depot al EXtor the boA
vas dumped upon the platform. Al
lens brother bought ticket 20 d
town short distance from EXter ahd
shipped the box as excess baggage
Al lne town he got Off the tram, saw
uhe box unIoaGed and rsteaacC the
prisoner
Allen went to the west and no trace
OF hun was received until recently
when letter was received rom The
sheriff at Marshtield, Ore.
Allen, who was in Jail in Oregon
dor being drunk, became friendly Will
another prisoner. They told many Sc
crets of their lives and the stranger
finally confessed that he had se.Eed
a term in the penitentiary. Not 10 be
outdone Allen told of the Missouri
killing. Later the men fought and the
confidant called the officers ana told
of Aliens confession. The Missouri
authorities we're then notified.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
ALL TO Be CRAZY
WITHIN 265 YEARS
THAT is, IF THE PRESENT IN
CREASE KEEPS UP, SAYS DR..
KELLOGG.

Boston, June 9.-"If the increase
in insanity keeps up at the present
rate, we shall all be insane 265
years from now" said DR.. ). II. Kel-
logg, professor of surgical pathology
and superintendent of the Battle
Greek (NIich) Sanitarium, address
ing the graduating class of the col
lege CT physicians and surgeons yes
terday.
physical degeneracy ami chronic
diseases are increasing" continues
DR.. Kellogg. Heart disease has in
creased 135 per cent in the last so
years. Kidney disease has increased
in Massachusetts almost 165 per
cent. We are not making the ad-
vance that we ought. Cancer is in
creasing One eighth of adult women
who die today die from canocer.
Insanity has increased 100 per
cent in the last fifty years. Fifty
years ago there were 5000 insane
people to every million. Today there
are $4,000. There are $4,000 idiots
and lunatics to every million people
il the world. 1t is due largely to
the increased physical degeneracy
originating from our manner Of liv-
ing.
women particularly are showing
the results of this degenracy in the
decreased birth rate and the thriving
of the concerns manufacturing in
fants' foods Only three women out
OF four nurse their infants, owing to
the physical degeneracy which rem
ders it impossible.
"Seventy-five per cent cf the bot
tle-fed children lie before they are
year old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
SUES HER JAP HUSBAND.

Carson, New, June 9.-An applica
ton tor divorce on the grounds OF al
ieged dtsertion and failure to support
was filed in the district court here
yesterday by Mrs. Helena Gladys Aoki
against her husband. Gunjiro Aoki
vino was a servant IN the home of the
wifes parents.
Mrs. Aoki is the daughter of Area
deacon Emery of the Episcopal church
of Corte Madeira, Cal. Her marriage
to the japanese at Seattle in March
1909, had been bitterly opposed by hel
parents. Following their marriage
the couple lived in Seattle for several
months and there child was bora "a
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
LIGHTNING AT CHlCKASHA.
Seed House of Apache Cotton Oil Co
Destroyed-A $5o,oco Blaze.

Lightning struck the east seed
house Of the Apache cotton oil mill
at Ninth and Frisco last night at
$50, setting it on fire in a hundred
places and completely enveloping it
before any move could be made to
save it. The loss amounts to about
$4,000 which is completely covered
by insurance.
The building was 800 feet long, 100
feet wide and was filled with 500
tons of cotton seed meal ami. cake,
piled almost to the roof. besides
which in the building was some ma
chinery valued at about $4,000.
While the oil is supposed to be
removed from oil cake ana meal
i; still retains a per cent Of oil
and is very inflammable. burning
last night as tinder, and with an
intense heat that rendered the sheet
iron roof of the huge building
great red sheet before it gave way
and fell.
1t is impossible 10 say certainly at
the present time whether or rot the
building will be rebuilt this season,
but in all probability work will be
begun upon it at once.
Two freight ears staining upon
the switch We're burned They were
to have been loaded today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
ROOSEVELT FAMILY
HOMEWARD BOUND
TEDDY, HIS WIFE AND THREE
CHILDREN, SAILED THIS Az
TERNOON.

Southampton, June 10.-Colonel
Roosevelt is homeward bound today.
Accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt,
Kermit, Ethel and Mrs. LongwOrth,
he sailed ON the Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria shortly after noon.
The steamer is due at quarantine
OIL the night of June nth, but Roose-
yelt will not land in New York until
the following morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
INSURGENTS SUPPORT
SUNORY CIVIL BILL
AGREEMENT REACHED BY IN
SURGENT SENATORS FOR AP-
PROPRIATioN FOR THE BOARD.

Washington, d. c.. June 10. The
insurgent senators practically reach
ed an agreement today to support
the provisions in the sundry civil
bill, making an appropriation for the
expenses of the tariff board.
Speeches will be made in the sen
ate expressing preference for the
tariff commission, but announcing
their acceptance of the house proyi-
sion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
FISHERMEN FIND BODY
OF AMERICAN WOMAN
WOMAN BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN MURoERED-soDY WRAP
PED IN PIECE OF CLOTH.

Rome italy. June lO.-Fishermen
today discovered submerged in Lake
near the village Of Moltrasio. a trunk
containing the body of woman be
lieyed by the ponce to be American.
The woman's head indicated MUIR
der. The body was wrapped in a
piece Of cloth, which bore the Initials
&c. L." The trunk also contained let
ters in English and a photograph eyi-
IDENTIFY of the victim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
TRIED TO FLY IN 400 8. c.
The Aeroplane Was a Long Time
Coming, Or. Banks Says.

DR.. Louis Albert Banks read
pulpit editorial on The Epoch Of
the Bird Men" in the independence
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
before his sermon last night.
1T is a far cry from old Archytas,
who built his artificial pigeon cut Of
wood. four hundred years before
/ Christ, to the magnificent flight Cf
Glenn Curtiss from Albany to New
York, and the flight of Captain Rolls,
across the English Channel and
back June >" said Doctor Banks.
Germany has fleet of fourteen
airships as a department cf its army
and navy Germany is building nine
other ships; two of these are to
have 4SO-horse power each, and one
: is to have 500 horse power
Some of the German dirigible bal
looms have carried as many rs TWEEN
ty-six men each. Some of them have
executed continuous cruises of twen
I ty-four hours with radius Of
nearly 800 miles. The Emperor VIII
. liam has set apart for this aerial
navy a thousand skilled men, who
are trained and ready to fly on a
moments notice.
with munificent purses offered
for flights from New York to st.
Louis. from New York to Chicago,
ana from st. Louis to Kansas City,
and numerous others in prospect
it really looks as if life would be
worth living this summer for peo
pie who keep their eyes open.
with the coming of the airships.
q large number of new problems
will confront us There will be a
new species of trespass pretty soon.
The courts will have to settle hoH
far mp a man owns the air which
covers his land. and whether an air
ship is justified in flying ever with
out permission. one of the most
pressing and immediate problems
will be the danger of smuggling
goods across the line between ma
lions Who knows but in the near
future the difficulty may become so
great in collecting customs duties
that We shall have free trade Of
the world?
The first national treaty in regard
to airships is now pending between
the governments of the United States
and Mexico. in regard to this very
question of smuggling. These artifi-
cial birds will furnish favorite eN-
cursion privileges for lovers who
desire to hasten their nuptials in the
face of parental objection. ard will
no doubt be taken advantage of by
law breakers. who wish to escape
the urwelcome summons of the
sheriff. kansas City Times.
Most women would order corned
beef and cabbage in restaurant if it
had a high sounding name
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

to thmereafter continue to teach the
young idea to shoot in the Chickasha
schools will do well to apply else
where. There was some talk about
applying the same rule to men, but ii
was decided that this would be con
trary to public policy.-Chickasha
Daily Express.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
CALIFORNIA GIVEN
ANOTHER SHOCK
PROLONGED EARTHQUAKE FELT
IN THE VICINITY OF SAN JOSE
LAST NIGHT.

San Jose, Cal, June lO.-A proiong-
el earthquake was felt throughout this
valley last night at l0:4O. The yeru-
cal seismograph at Santa Clara re-
corded shocks lasting one minute. The
horizontal movement Of three min
utes was followed by four distinct
shocks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
NiQht of Fires.

Chickasha was heavily hit by
lightning last night, the fire depart
ment receiving four calls to put out
blazes caused by lightning The first
call came about . o'clock from
Fourth and Chickasha where light
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

ming struck a telegraph pole in the
alley near the Journal building,
which was soon put out. A little
later came the Apache cotton oil
mill and while there a call came
from the South Side school, which
proved to be a false alarm.-Chick-
asha Express.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
Owen to Ask for Report.

Washington, June 9.-Senator owen
today gave notice 20 the senate that
tomorrow he would move 10 instruct
the committee on privileges and elec-
irons to report the resolution provid-
ing for the election of United States
senators by direct vote of o..e people
on the first day of the next session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
RAILROAD COMM|SS.
SETS DATE HEARING
MISSOURI COMMISSIONERS TO
HAVE HEARING ON NEW
FREIGHT RATES ON GRAIN.

Jefferson City. Mo. June le.-The
railroad commissioners OF Missouri to-
day set for hearing on July 9Th. the
new schedule OF rates, which are to
DE promulgated by the commissioners,
reducing freight rates on wheat, corn
and oats in carload lots and some
other classidcatiOns Is per cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
SEVERAL THOUSAND
CLOAKMAKERS QUIT
LADY GARMENT WORKERS UNION
ORD ERS STRlkE-THlRTY
THOUSAND AFFECTED.

Boston Mass. June lO.-A general
strike of from 10000 10 80, 900 cloak
makers in New ork City was authJt-
ized this afternoon by the Lady Gar
meut Workers international Union,
which is in session in this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

\ man isn't inevitably crooked be-
cause he can't keep his face straight.
A man is always finding fault with
the weather or his wife's actions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
NEGRO HANGED IN
KANSAS CITY TODAY
AFTER BEING GRANTED TWO RE-
SPlTES, ROBERT DAVIS PAYS
PENALTY FOR CRIME.

Kansas City. Mo-, June 10.-Robert
W. Davis. a negro, aged -, after two
respites by Gov. Hadley, was hang
ed at the county Jail here today foI
the murder of Harry NJ. Evans, ne
gro.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

Don't worry about your Own funeral,
You will be present, of course, but
the proceedings will not interest you
at all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

A woman who has good figure
isn't necessarily good at figures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
Our M agazine
BARGAINS for 1910

the best club offers that will be made
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the 50 1910, and the venetian Cal
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The Ardmoreie $lOO. Priscilla 75c, The
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The Ardmorete $780, Pictorial $1OO Home
Needlework 75c, The IIousekeeper 75c; all four $50
NeedIework 75c all three Observation-Disclosures. .S1.7O
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Day si5C all three $500
The Ardmorec $780, Home and Farm 5oc Poultry
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Paris Modes soc, (Incuding one pattern
The Ardmoreie s1OO Journal % years. $lOo.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

Most women would order corned
beef and cabbage in restaurant if it
had a high sounding name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29

1Z. ga F st. NV.
T16 9TH NV. LIST fir. front.
3r, b, kitchen 1T. so
il6 Tth NV, LIST and I'd
frs, 3r. b, kitchen. . d. 81
526 9Th ne.5r, h.cel25. 90
1894 Sth NV, 3r. 90. 80
1922 Mass ne.5r, 81. so
81 ii nw. Or, b. opn20. 90
500 18th Sc, 5r, h. la
trobes. I'd floor. key
downstairs 90
1909 Fl ne. Or. b. 10. 80
451 X NV, I'd FIR. Is. 90
900 ] nv, I'd fir. 400
1871 l. e.4r.ami. 900
OFFICES.
9Th and + NV. new
building; phone for
rates.
Cos f nv. entire
building ... 6a. 90
512-514 F NV. Office
rms; phone for re ties.
Sw cor 10th and F,
I'd floor. rear. 80. 90
6o4 F NV. I'd floor. ?
lge rms. heat. gas. %. 90
64 f NV, . tnck rms.
LIST fir. heat.gas is. 90
eli F NV: phone for
rates.
613 i4ta NV; phone for
rates.
WAREHOUSES; AND
S1lUREROOMS.
318 G nw,1st fir. 25x44:
ID & I'd frs. 2sx90:
all. per month. 1880
Rear Sl3 l. $500
RI 6so-6s2 4tb ne. key
next door 90
1ST 18th NV. cellar.
concrete, heated. 1000
Rear IL 9TH Sc 1900
Rr 500 Pa. av NV.
upstairs 10. 90
STORES.
Is y NV, store.
dwlg 'corner, :. 81. 90
$50 y y av NV.
whole bldg. 80. 90
s2i = NV, sto. dwlg
corner .....-.40.0 90
81 II nw.sto, pr. $3.50
Ill II NV. sto. con-
creted cellar twant
offer ....-.....3a.JO
115 Mass sv ne. 20. 90
1902 y c. 2sx 13.
shelves. etc. hi. 1875
226 II NV 1O.nu
ST ABLES AND AUTO
SPACE.
Rear 2O22 l4th NV.
per year. 90. 90
RI liza 10th NV. 1900
Rr Il 5th 50. for =
autos ....12. 90
Rr ella East Cap. 10. 90
RI IA 9Th nv. 3-story
brick stable 1000
Rr 40 Gin NV. work
shop or garage for
two autos. ..... 800
Rr 6I3 + NV. 500
Rr 626 9th ne. :. 800
Hr 9l1 9th Sc. -. 800
Rr 4J3 h nv. 1.25
RITZ. ga F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29
FOR RENT-BY

Wv 4eAlsN \ -
: EDW. T. SCHWAR
HOCSES-Furnished.
1891 \ NV. IL or 15r.
4b. per yr. SIS. 900. 90
1909 p NV. Tor. b. rs. 90
1896 18th NV. Tr. b.
fur, open. 49,. 30. 90
.Infurnished.
1872 g. NV Or. b. 1000
300 y. Cap, 12r. %.
hwh 1000
100 p nw.11r. ID. $500
- y NV. sto. dwlg
cornert -. 81. 90
1915 21st nw.1Ir.b 60. 90
$40 y Y av nv. lar.
b 30 90
900 Mo av nv. large
cor. rm. for rtg. So 90
TAO Core Or,
hwh As. 30
469 Mo av nw.12r. IS. 90
500 NJ NV, ir. b. 40. so
s21 Q NV, sto. dwg
fcOruerI 20. 90
us X nw. Or. b. 35. 80 |
2o2o 18th NV .12r. b3o so !
416 Sd nv, 7r. b. so so |
1918 D ne. Tor, b. key at
cor. grocery. 30. so
742 Sd nv. RIB. 81. so
2H7la, 2409, 2411 I !
nv tnew houses),
$3.50 10 2I.50 |
1918 l. NV. Tr.b- 20. so |
226 10th ne, Tr.b. Is. 90
S21 Sd go, Or. h. 70. so
119 N nv, Sr. b. 2.W
1919 y J av nw,
6r, b. $50
1c G. nv. Or. b. :. zoo
34I Tenn av ,6r, h,
fur. .22.5U
229 G NE. Or. h. ~. 30
r. 1872 u NV. Or. b, |
key at ketter's. In
front .0u
1873 f. ne. ar. b. 20. 65
40 F NV, Or. b. ..20.6
500 Orb st Sc. ...1s.5o
A. G nv. 81, b. 16. so
1888 or 90 mer ne.
er.b.key at 1854. 10. 30
Olive st. kenilworth,
n G, dwig. 10. 90
1927 Il Sc, 5r. 1850
900 or OILS 18th Sc.
5r...........i2.50i
BIZ 1917 NV. ....l2.9
465 l sw. Or. .i1.5O
SO II ST ne. 1880
COLORED TENANTS. /
s55 No av nv. lge hse
for rm renting. SO. 80
2o2n 18th nv. f:A.. b35. an
24o7ia. H+09, 2411 l NV
tnew hcuscsi.
$3.50 to $3.50
90 + nv, Or. b.. .20.5G
1881 West Ct.... $50
l24t I'd So. Or. b.. $50
i12 R0vers al nv. Ara. 90
IS Fl st ne. ......10.@
APARTMENTS AND /
ROOMS.
f1f2 14th NV, Sd
1oor. 6r. b $3.50
1877 18th nv, Ar,
hwh. open. -. 80. 80 !
2c5 M'gan nv .6r. b35. so |,
F.DW. r. SCHW !
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1N0 81 81 N. w.
~ NJ Nv. or. u. II. 80
go y Cap. 6r. b. 20. 30
POI Morgan. III, b. -. 10
1914 Marion. ..0.5O
1887 Marion, Or. 1880
lS4o 9th. Or. 1880
APARTMENTS.
Florence CT, 5r, b.50.0o
1889 14th, Or. b.. $500
Saranac, Or, b. :. 400
s Jefferson, 5r, b..30. 90
.luniata, 5r. b. - 80
-; Todd, ar, h.. 20. so
2S23 Sherman, Or. b. 1880
1912 Rosed'le ne.4,b14.50
$500 X. 4r. b. HOO
COLORED TENANTS.
AS 2d sw. ST.. b. 100
1924 X NV, Or, b. .0.0O
1904 14th. Ar. 1900
STABLES.
r 2012 II nw.5stls2O. 90
II 1l42 18th. 3 stls. 500
STORES.
1o.,i 9th. sto. DIV. 600
212 7th sw, s.o, dwN 90
2O12 II. sto, DIV, sta5o. 90
o2i4 18th NV. large
store. JUN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29

FOX RENT-BY H. l..
2516 Cliffbourne, sr,
2b. .............$ 75.0 90
1909 aOih, sr. IN. 30
1342 18th. Tor, 2b.65 90
1875 8, Or, b. 5000
1888 9th, l1r, 2b. 90
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1925 n, 11r, b. -. $3.50
1910 Il. Tor. b.. 5000
2l2a x. 9r. 2b. 5000
1871 31st. Tor, b. so. Oh
1925 y. Sr. b. 1900
I740 Corc'n. Or, b.45.0 0
1888 Lamont, Sr. b. 1910
1921 Lamont, Or, b. 40.50
I7iS Ore av. Tor, b. 40. 90
1920 9th. Tor, b. 40 90
1927 Ore ay, Tor. b.3S.00
461 ! NV, Or. b. 81 80
1905 n Y av, 11r, b37. 80
451 NJ. 11r. b. 30. Us
140S 18th. Or. b. $500
l04 c Sc, Or. b.. 1880
1915 2Sth, ST.. b. . $500
1401 9Th nv .Gr.b b. IS. 80
62S r l av. Or, b. %. 81
1iG 9Th NV, ST. b, 90
1905 Fla av. lir, u. ~. 20
33.297 Del az ne tir. l'ol. 20
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