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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
LOCAL sWIWMERS COMPETE.
New Vera 4. a. Defeats City =. q. IN
meIAy Race.

The New York swimming Association
held a series of aquatic competitions al the
public baths in West SiNfieth street last
ntGht the biR ., ent On the programme being
. 4GO yard relay N was q match race be-
tween the New York 4 4 and the City A 4
four men 20 constitute q team and each man
20 swim 100 yards There was some rare
splAshinG. and che men plOuRbed along In
great SHAPE The cry A. &. men SURPRISED
everybody present BY holding on TO the
Mercury Foot swimmer for the greater
part Of the journey In the last relay how .
ever. the New York 4. & proved strong and
drawing away won by about fifty feet
], vas originally intended 20 have = raos
for girls. but A. they could not register
with the 4 A I the event Nas declared OF
There we're thres handi~ap events ~ eighty
yards. the OPEN one falling toe d. Truben.
bach % the New York A. y. Vho had q start
Of seven seconds The one closed 20 the New
York swimming Association was Won by
9 kShH: ;hs sTTn iS man; and H. ~
school boy handicap from the scratch
IN ark. The summary.
~ YaFd Opea Handicap--Won by c. y. Tr'g.
beneaeh. Ne. fork =. g. .ecends: JOsrph
HanTsfls. DE Win ClntOa High schOsi. . seconds.
third. Tine, e. IS s~conds
miss GssoeisSssS HwSn 81 u a. KsSn. srss,ss:
! CbFTsn. seroRd, second. Paul RStigsF ) see
onas. yhird -riHe s. sscosds.
Y esaI a-H 6ssS sb ss ssdS ssssIsS
seSoaa. y. Y kisssTds. to- 81 VIII chs.os aisE
20 1srs Rsisy-WSa 81 Ns1 Toss a G vim
George ssatb. = q. 1ooaSts. y Nsric6 and c. b.
&c. sszs's au. S = .Sa SsaS s AS %s
4 mi1uiss = ~ Bsoanda-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
NATIONAL LEtGCE.
i.srd Kitchener Ameng These WhS Daas't
aee Giants Play Al ssames Posapenea.


see Giants Ptay-Au GAmes Posepenea.
AmOaR the distin guishsd citissns q this
and other countries who were victimizsd
by the weather AZ the Polo Grounds yeeter-
day vas Lord Kitchener. lie and other
BASEBALL craRks TO the extent Of some IS.oo0
who ~ere on hand fell victims To tho weather
yasaries. Tho sun came out jOyO1sly for
. Shifs. but by and by u c,oOded up
again, and q steady rain followed which
Knocked tho chances of the opening battle
between che Giants ah,l the Bos,ons sky
high
The only piaying done was a few pre-
htninaTN caper~. the rain coming too early
for the regular practice - have begun. A
boN right aboVc the catcher had heen -
aside for Lord kHchen.r nnd Vatty, tut
he tain drove them hAs'k to the shelter IL
the ruoi and there they znt waiting and
waiting until u lsAsaaine knoNn thai q game
would be out at tho question. therefore
he English soldier MISSED q chance ol Soc
lng how much betteT "a game ~ baseball "a
than cricket
The crowd filtered through the gates
steadily ia spite Of the rain anil nobody Joe
- 81 his Ssat unttl the offictal announcement
that -esOn'l post Lonement wOull bs
nece>sagy The New York club lid ils
beet 10 bring about tho game. but cO,ildht
buck the eieinents Dor the -.-ond day In
-'i"'rs-ton not National League game
was PLAYED. What rain didh't 10 elssWhere
cold NratheT did.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
CANERON'S TIST NiRITHON
Nova scotia Runner Wins boston Event
FrOm FIeid Of leo

BCsToN April - -Fred 7. Cameron
the Nova Scotia long distance runner
Won the annual Boston Na-s'hau
race TO-DAY. making me third hes' r. ord
fer 'he 'Venvv-nse mile cotlrse charlie.
n Demsr Of Dorchester as Second
Cameron's time va. p y - THIS -
ne1riy tpenfy-dve minutes better than
the time made last year bv Henri Rsn,u
AMI bort four minutes behind the 70 ord
made by LonEboat IN lW7. cameron
finished IN ex~eAen' CONDITION when he
crossed The nni.h line winner he turned
70 the immense throng and bowed his thanks
in return for the rolrs that rang IN his
ears
Running q minute behind Cameron came
Demsr When The throng realized that
he VS. q locsl contestant they gave MIN
an extra sendcH Hi ',rla vas ? % % -
James J Corkerv Of Toronto VS. the third
20 hnish Long before he reached ~" end
Of vhe long iaun' he -hD'"1 -izns NJ 80 -
nsss. but he ksp' ulIcki'v on when 20
reached the finish tape ne va s'agge- .1g
and - hen he realized thai tho ordeal yns
over ne dropped IN collapse Hi- time
vas 73soo -. Rensud finished 'seniv-
fourth
dian. romped N fourth. ne finished With
. ereat burst ~ speed jus - he crossed
ne 'aHe he vac .eined yith q tramp in one
When NJ RYAN 81 Nes loyk reached
the clubhouae q feV seconds l1fer he -@etusH
in q dave and staggered INTO rho arms -
come OF tho club officials. lie va- able
to pull himself togct her. hogeyer. and De
was appla udet tor his pluck His time
wac - a. -.
OrherS ~ the ra"s finished ~ follows
SiHfh John Reynolds N~v Jcrsrr a e
jersey CitH Tive. > ton1
seventh v Mao ormack. Trrums~h \. G.
gighfh Edvtn 4 White. HOly 'ro-s Lycsp-r.
ICES York Tim t0g -.
Nlnth y B.,iln. Mott HFvsn \ e. Ncv
reatt JHm"s 'lr1r. 'hcrry VALLEY. Tim-
rlsvcg's Ctar.cs 2 WcCarrhy. Boston y. 81
Tvcif,h Osoiryrt WcIncny. SEsuaLaa 1 a..
PhllHdr'phis fiT'. %
ThirterHth fiFrn''. Cambria g~3oT'
TouT.r~uiA I4rne. v N-ion~I - steph-n's
6 Worcester 1lrr. 30 So
Bfte~u'n ". WlesWaE. % Boston 4.
SiH'e-utl 'tali~s ,oox HrghisrIr-s 4. :.
Hamilton. pufrriO Ilr.r - -
Seventeenth John 90 N"HF rufra y 20 g.. 4
Toronto. tntHlrp Tine go o.
Etghteenth John y Ufcani. 20 'ur = ne.
NIart-snth- l.-orr~ W VOTE n % c A
TWenurfh Tdwarf "a Z. M,rferurn Af-,fns
A. e. Worcester Tine iSis O.
The rae s'aT'"l NJ " o'slo X noon ~
Aahland vitn laO 1fhieTey on The marx
Namergn .si five mile from The -tHrf and
~ held %" I-ltinu al ne wa over ne
ceut-e Orkerv was -eroul good bart
Ehe dizfnune. Duf be- .s.sn the rsaarvgtr
AAo NDo.idge Corner Deuar pls-ed uifa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
Other Baseball Games Yesterday.

Holy cross o /, % o 30 ,
Cornell ..... q q % a. q O-t .
BATTERIES Foley and SpliAhe. Abbott Good
willie ant At.tams.
At LKxiNOroN. va.
GeoTT~,Sgn Ky3 90 % "a I 3
wSh and lee ~ q q a n =
IA 'isTies- iOkEsOa and Barnett: Moran aud
Encrd
Ns~ Reiford 49, . A'isrnooa New Bsdiord. !.
New Haven -
AZ Bro-kto Morning I ura. 10. Rrock ton.
Afternoon Brockton. ierses CITY. q.
A. Lawrence Morning l.sTesrs. =: Jersey
city. Aft~rnoon Laurence. Hoo hester.
~ lNn IN Morning - m. .. Troy. After
noon LINN. 10. Hartford. 4.
Al fAH River Morning roronto. s. FAn River.
:. Afternoon Toronto. /. fail River. a.
A. Lowell s9Snng Lowell. q Hartford. !:
Afternoon Lowell, \. ura.
~ Worcester Morning Providence, 7: Wor
restrr Afternoon Providence. .. WorresteF
~ Natrrvitr niNersity % Maine. a. Colby.
a. lowed Lowell y, =. boston niveT
sltv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
TRTtL tCk MEET.
{ aIun,bIa Team WIN Open Iis season
Win Pratt institute.

The Cplvrnb ia track team will open it,
saas"n Nth atrial meet With Pratt Institute
on 80 her Friday or Saturday afternoon
81 I'M. week This - ~ ~ the frat time in
several ysarp thsr Columbia has met one Of
tho local college track teams IN q dual
meet II j. not Officially scheduled and both
Managers speak ~ n - trial meet. Bernie
WefeT- viii -els'' he men who are 20 20
"a Fhiiadelphia 80 the P~nnsylvRnta relay
carnival On April ~ from among those Who
Pratt meet
For 'he first time 10 tn" history OF fresh
rlau athletics ~ NorninRuide heights the
columbia vouuE-'rr- wtil have . dual meet
WITH ~" cornell freshmen This contest
vhl take pla"e - Ithaca on MAY IL IL 10
tho intention OF Nrfers TO btltid up a strong
freshman -ituad IN order that h. may have
-s-sz1Usd non for hts varsity squad next
asa-0u u - ti-o brlisvsd by some that the
-'hrsiuliug ~ tho freshman NEST with the
iihggaua Ht"ln- that probably COlusn lbla
J. thinking - adopting q freshman rule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
English RACES.
WInsRs's Ed~ ard Wins Prince % vale.
stakes AZ EpsSu.
Special C1si, Dc'pa'cn 70 THE s-s

Special C1bis Despa,ch % THE SUs
IoNpUN Aprilia Louis Ninans'- Amsri-
Can horse Edward won the Prince of Wales
Stakes - 2oo -oVPreigrS ~ The Fp-om spring
meeting today ~ lesibe'S ElertE4c
How Waz 49, ond and " : tsoodson'@ iAmner
third The betting vd- ~ 10 I 1gainsi
Edv art aud sto each against Electric Boy
and IImner
The race for tho Great Metropolitan Stakes
Of $50 SoNerstRns Nas Won by y Netks's
tagOs Major u EdWardss CaretOt
was second and element Hob-on's Relish
third There we're tpenty-Ons starters
The betting was Ion 10 against Lagos
100 TO 8 against Clarstot and ~ TO against
Relish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
SOM BASEBALL, MUCH RAIN
BbsrON FED SOx WIN a COUPLE
'..- OF GAMES.

CIaus c~asesss win Washlngtens pesh
Mowmlng and AftsSaSs1
neat the white eWx IN IN E1svsn
Ihninw settS-maln IN OehsP Cltass.
Thsre vas some baseball. but more rain
yaatsrday. The American LSague msin-
bsra managed to get In Ghrse contests.
BOSTON aRd chicago being the fortunats
oitles. Boston was doubly fOTtunats. Tho
Red 3Os defeated the Washingtons by .
close score in the morning. and after linn
the homs team again came out nrss In .
clos. encounter. A stro0E rally In the ninth
grahh-d rho victory away from the wash-
ingt0ea, and the crack Wnltsr johnson vas
the pitcher WhO suffered The ChicagOs
and Clevslands kept AG a for eleven innings.
the Cleveiands SHINING The Hlshlandsgs
wore forced 10 remain idle In Philadelphia.
ansl the browns In Detroit. The Ctsvsiands
and Ilo~tOna are tied foe nEst place. The
washlngtOns slipped hack Into the second
division. Whilo the Athlssio~. Browne and
white sos are Iisd tor Last place. TAs
rsAults:
assasa. .. Washanstea. l-Noraaws Same.
nes,sp. .: wsshingssa. A-Aftsr~ssa
gamse.
csevstama. .: chicago. Q.
~ Philsaelphla- naln.
a. Dstress-nain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

"V-a'rr ~ rus's 'uhrsnn ~avs a lead tine
MsariuF a. ~ appltrabl~ - tsr.
fac. Dunn ~ italu1Iorr r. tTyt1g hand ~ get
~ i-rrIfsf ron re SsN Notk Nmsrcans
To- uhui~. hsNr al 20 FOR waivers Il~inin
re- tr- outn.ltrT ana he may 70 "a me ier~ey
CITY f~Hw
RAY i.vruitt who vas HirhiandrT FOR nnr
iehl 9. duinE prrtty Ncll win the ~ti~k for the
~ out. NTovnS
81 the Polo rro Iuds this Afi-rnoon Hrwphrey's
SsvrHth Regiment band vtn give concert com
uenrfrg - q q rlorL
The la'ssf ~ 10 Polo 4 nds T. wheel - airs
Tor he ~ crinni~s or In, Aids n rrttirg from
fhE entrrnrv up o. the grant slant
TNe tIe' sisni ~iub thlnss that Win she landing
90 tina ire irtf handrf pttrheT. n has cracrts
a hong wishing weakners IN tNr team.
Tom IOnrs. according - acr0U~t@ \ playing
nrsi hH-~ for ne '~'roifs ia hsngup styir HeFc
4 pc, ~ Sho>s NOR, l. alsaNs more ,rrNtcrable
thar shosN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

Totals ~ y "a
'RaSted FOR Wood IN the elghth inning.
'tlnr ont when winning run Nas srored.
w -" .S.sssss 8:
Runs Washington Milan. Lehvett Etber
fesn j Iaosaou Stahl Wagner. Mira (. Hoopcr
bF.t sase on balls ga Wood. !. 90 Hall. ,. or
dohnnarn . struck out ~ Wood. q ~ Johnson.
rae haaq hsia stahi Mica ? SacStaee hiss =
LORD Nnes. S~hacfer. Saolen bsees- Milan. 2.
Schaefer 2 Hooper Gessl<r. t'nRiaub. Left on
nsse- Ilo-sDn q " ashinRsoa. Paased hall
CarFigan rmpires Connolly And DUeen
I Tive hourS and minutes
u.avSiAND CWncAoo a. -, J.
CHICAGO April - -Cievelaad wea cut over the
Chicago White Sox this aficrnoon In Twelve
tween smith and BERGER. vita ne fOrmer weak9n
ing IN the closing round EheR too ainHiea rave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
western Colleges yo,. Tor Foasbam.

Kansas cry. Mo April 10 The resolu-
ton - FbolSh football after December
1910. vLs defeated a. a meeting of Western
college representative hers TO-DAY. all the
schools represented ~ the conference
voting against % The deCiston was not
unanimous - TO the individual vote, how
ever a. three representatives. from Kansas
and NO from Missouri Voted IN fayoT ~ u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
cssvssasssi. .: ChieAgs. Q.
40 PhilsdelphIa naln.
"a Dssreit-RAin.
rosrOs "a a.. /. ~sHINoros t.-soaxrsa
0AMN

Owns.
poaynS. Aprii 10. liostoA woa two games from
washingtan to-day. the morning eosless By Q
sure NJ ~ and the afNtrnaon : In 4 Tho crowd
~ u aOs T-Tssas that aalrnded the aftsraoap
gam~ wss ths Agres, lhal eysS psssed thrasEh
he tnrnsallrs. Ahsut am9 othere gained adrnie
Siaa IRIo the parE VA the isncss and through
the ~eatreIrld gate. Nhlch YES oP~nsd az tae
Commencement % the SRth lnainH Tor the1bsnenl
Of the LIDS TIE coaiesa ned 10 Ne ssappcd
sssNr.I t!nvs n give the Dellce and paslsrs a.
ArAleer klrkes hlmseli out of The HTounAe.
SpcakeT's single Sent H0sto1e nrae run oteE
thts moaning and Lords triple followed ~ stant
male ts0 raRs early IN TIE afteyu00n through
errors hy Mcconnell and Wood. Bostan tied me
The ylsianFs 9alnesl what appeare0 20 ~ q 81
rod Ia the eiahth on three singlPs and - eFruI
and pasNed a9neT Sii@s posinfied out bis tfosss4
doubls and bSth scored Ga Hooper's singe over
IN and scngpd the winning run on Carytgap .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
LouEhrry Beats H~ne, seuss,

Ep~T"N. Apr Young LOuRhrey Of
IhiladsiuLa von ara easy decision over
Homo Melody II thar'e-icW In their ton
LgInd Y" a. The ArmOTy 4 A tonight
few 81 M OPPONENT left hooks alOWed him
~ in me second round a succ-uaion II
iefIs I.ut N@liasiy down but he took ia. medI-
tine gamsly la The fourth round LOuRh-
rry fOOred MS opponent again, and In each
# tho r~nua ming rounds u looked a. n
Melody would ne pu- away. but there was
no' weight enough in The punches he re-
ceived Johnny kiibane Of Cleveland
gained the deciston over Al Deimonl ~ this
Philadelphia and Dave Deahlsr % Cambrtdas
boxed very fast Zen round draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
Vauac,TIs stun, 70 Pay kIinsS fine.

representative of william Morris and John
king. tonight confirms the story that
king IL to appear in vaudeville a. the
American Music Hall In Chicago for obe
week. lightning April ~ For the seven
DAYS work he u To- eve q check for
s50i. which after heing inderScd " TO 10
forwarded to the National Commission
In ~ yment ~ hts tine Immediately a!tsv.
Narl kltng l. Ia report "a The taam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
G..m., srh-s,uIcn rer re-,,.,

NATIONAL LHAoTH
Boston IN NsW YORK PhilSd-lphia IN Rrooklya
F1ttshurg 20 Cinrinnati Chi~ago IN ~ Louis.
ANEHt'AN iEAGrE
New Work. IN Philadelphia Washington IN Hos
ton ~ Louis In Detroit cleveland 10 ChirAg0
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Fsraham and eIumblA Meet ThIs After
noon.

FoTdhAm will meet Columbia nc hassba u
to-day at FOTdham Field. iSoth street aud
Thitd avenue Columbia has sent word
from her Quarters that she " NJ play her
hest team. which she Vas unab bile to do
against Princeton owing to injuries TO her
twO star PLAYERS. Capt. Chris MahOncy.
who handel Yale q . to defeat ou Satur-
day, " III 20 the tgirling for fOrdham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

.Raited for Barrows In the eleventh inning
C,sSs..sd SSSSSSSs a;
Runs Cleveland Turner BFmiagham. Chi.
cage Zetdrr Two hass hlts-HAhn. smith.
krsureT. Saeriace hits Bertsr. ke'aer. izerd.
baae On baib~-OR smith. ?: OF Bergev. q IIest On
nase--f' hicago. =: Cleveland. s. Time hours
Psrrlne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

~ Sashytls Nashville. Auanta
~ No1tgomsrl Mon igomrrN. 4 Neu orleans
~ Mobile Prulnrhanr MObiir.
~ Chattanooga Mem mis-. :. tina ttAnoogA.
Y we've tnnings dart nrSsH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

Totsiz... N - ~ Totals. N q
E,s.s,ss''a. ..... ssiSsSss o.
huns Washing tnn-Ntlan. Boston AeCnn-
ned. Lord YiFAI base On esFuSs-neetsa. =; Wash
tngp1n. j. lev On nesss.- nos.cn, :. w e.u.nMDa'
stFnrk out-By Cirotts, q rhree base milford.
Sarrtnce htts-lord Speaker. Ohgrtln. llD1ole
play Mel rtae srhaeier ana Cngiaab. Ma b.
ptrheT -Hy ObeFnn IStahD. Ntd psrhes Obef
IN. I: Cicotte. Z. tmptree -Dlneen and Connolly
1tmf 4 hour and ~ nitnuteas
won4ON A. WAawanarFOn a-ARVmRNOoA naMm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

0p~mtag Nsttsasl I1saHas Dasehall Chan.
ptaashtp. Washington PARK % day, p ~
Brooklyn ~. Philadelphia Music 10. Adm soc
-lAr
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Sssssss s Sss'". s.nI 1850 s:::s.,, .r
GIANTS ~. BOSTON. Music. m y M.-Ass.
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30x165 to paved alley; large front porch ex-
tending around the side; has never been occu-
water heat; gas and electric light; fine garage;
oak floors: dining room paneled in oak, with
wants room. We do not know Of dence
in Washington for sale handsome and as
we'll built for less than $25 900. Price il low.
BOSS & PHELPS CInc.), 310 14th NV.
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FOR SALE-SIX NEW GROOM, CELLAR AND
bath houses just finished: will sell as u whole
at a big sacrifice: must have money. Address
BUILDER, Star office. jall-3ts
FOR SALE-WE HAVE AN INVESTMENT IN
the sc. which pays over l41Aeh net house is
In 6rst-class condition: near Lincoln Park and
sth st. car lines price. 81. 700: first trust of
$1,000 included in this. which can remain.
WAGSTAFF WHITE, Inc, 904 14th NV.
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

THE CLEMENSDUyAL INSTITUTE FOR
the Treatment and Cure OF Alcoholism, Drug
Additions and Nervous Diseases. Communics-
tions CONFIDENTIAL 300 st. NV. Phone North
1886 NJ. EDW. c. BARSTOW, NJ. D., Director.
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FOR sALE-oN *" ST NEAR 18TH: ONE
plenty of light; nearly 50 feet wide to an
alley; adjoining and opposite homes valued as
hin as $500, 900. We can sell this house for
about the same amount it IL assessed for.
Price, $l5. 900. Homes in this neghborhood Of
this class are seldom for sale.
BOSS & PHELPS Ine.l. $40 14th NV.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESI-
dence, west of Conn. ave. Just north Of Mass.
ington for the money The house is finely
built and in hrst-class condition. Faces south
plenty Of sunshine. Price, $4,000. Surrounded
by very expensive homes.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.). 90 14th NV.
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FOR RENT BY wESCOTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT BY WESC
1907 Pc,
17a3 n, l6r. 5h. 500
1890 y III av.l6r.3b. 2o0
3I6 c. 20r. Obs Ii. 81. so
1925 22d. lar. b.lat ~. so
2l53 K, Or. b.ami.45.50
500 23d. Sr. st. h. rs. 90
2517 Pa av.9r.D.lat35 IS
211e G. 14r. b. Ia. 50
1879 31st. Or. b.. ..32. 90
23l9 Pa av.9r.b. lat35. 80
500 b ne, 1Or. b. Ia t25. so
1911 Pa av, Sr. b. 20, 20
1907 L, Sr, 3D.. 80. Is
oil 23d. sr. b. .30.87
800 sd. Sr. b.lat. 80. 81
5000 o. lOr. b. lat 80. 60
2O3 Pa av, Or. b. la t3o. 80
1926 18th. 6r.b.lat26. so
1925 y. ar, l.. lat. @. 90
S2G n. Or. h, ats. 90
9l9 22d, Ir, b. lat. so
1915 Kingman. Or.
b. lat. rs. so
2426 X. II. ", lat.22.50
290o Olive av.6r.b1S.5 so
a2s 4th ne. Or. ", latl5.m
2606ta L, Or, w...I5.50
139 D ne. Or. ". lao
S4i4 o, 6r. ". cel.l4.J0
For full list of small
nff1ce.
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$3.50.
BUILDERS HOME.

$3.50.
BUILDERS HOME
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
On Farmont street. close to 14th; without
single exception the very finest piece Of
property on the hill for this price. No better
construction and material can be put into a
house \ MAGNIFICENT HOME. Contains
10 spacious rooms and 2 tiled baths: hot
water heat; handsomely decorated throughout.
Has always been kept in Al condition. Hun
dreds of extras. A REAL BARGAIN.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
UNFINISHED.

FOK kENT-
THOS ]. FISHER & co. UNC.).
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
1913 18th 1T. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. S
1929 9th nw.lOr. b$50, so
S37 y NV. Or. b. As 90
409 Mass av.Gh. $3.50
1912 T nv. sr. b.35. 50
1877 Nd av ne. 1r. b. 3o. 10
1913 y J av.sr.b. IS 50
S3s y Y av NV. ar. b27..o
1913 L NV. 7r. b. 81. so
40 y Y ay ne Or. h25. 81
1916 9TH NV. Or. IS
S3i 18th ne. Or. h.23. 30
49, Girard. Or. h % 20
1913 Morse ne Or. h22 81
205 Morgan NV Or, h222. 20
as + NV. Or. b. 90. 30
Ii6 FL av rw. Or. wlI.JO
254i 9th NV. Or. Wiz. 20
3li Ky av Sc, Jr.b.l5.3O
1901 y lie. Jr. II. 1870
~ Decatur ne Sir. VIC. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1917 18th NV. ir. 30
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