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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

FOR sALE-GOOD LOCATION FOR INVEST
MENT. H ST. WEST OF 10Th.
FRICE, $1,000. RENTING $3.50.
Seven rooms. Pressed-b brick front.
Lot 2S111O.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-WELL LOCATED ON CAPITOL
Less than a square from f. Capitol St.,
On numbered street
West Of 10th.
bflcE, seven rooms end hath. cellar: 20 feet
wide Rents $25. Price 81 200.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
ON CAPITOL HILL
rooms and two ~ baths.
Price. S. $50 Rents for $2S.
white tenants. Always rented. Located on
wide through street
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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50 500.
B1LTMORE STREET WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS.
superb location where property Is usually
held at a premium Owing 10 lack OF anvil
able cash. owner is anxious to dispcse 81 his
property nj moderate price. Beaut bay
window brick residence OF rooms and tiled
bath: hot-water heat; costly decnra t.ons.
hardwood throughout: splendid condition.
A BARGAIN At 50 500
SHANNON K LCCHS Il3 lith 81. NV.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

$4,000.
CLOSE TO DUPONT CIRCLE.
In of washiugton's most fash3nna bic
eecttons: a beautiful home OF Ap,cions
rooms and tiled baths: hardwood through
out: psrQuet flooring. magnifcentl, decorated
in perfect condition. house only III yares OLD
An exceptionally attractive offer.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 7is i4th St NV.
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FOR SALE-H0uSES.
X SAIE-ONLY ONE LEFT

FOR SAIkS-ONLY ONE LEFT.
fou should not lose any time seeing II be-
fore II IL sold. There were six OF these houses
placed on the market short time axo and
that they have sold is considered remark able
but II you would once take time to inspect the
remaining house you could easily see WHY they
sold so rapidly. These houses are recognized nv
the various brokers being the most complete
houses ohered for sale for the money. Lack
of space prevents from mentioning all Of
their desirable features. but We will mention
q few OF them.
Fronts of red pressed brick with white stone
trimmings
Mansard thing above cornice.
FIRST noor-Parlor, extra large RECEIPT ion
hall, large bright dining room. unusually
large pantry and very roomy kitchen.
Secom dOor-Three immense bedrooms and
tiled bath
Third noor-Two very large bedrooms and
Stationary washstand. porcelain tubs; mesli-
cine cabinet in each bath: concrete cellar:
laundry tubs: servants closet: Eof-water heat.
Rack STAIRWAY and many large closets.
Hardwood interior finish: handsome and ex-
pensive mantels decorations and fixtures
Iwo-story rear porches: front porch. Is feet
wide. 10 feet deep.
Lot las feet deep TO a wide alley: 80 foot
The number is 1923 18th st. NV. Open for
inspection
The location is the highest point on Columbla
Heights. The adjoining property is held al
To inspect-Tske l4ih ST. car: get OF al
Monroe St: walk east 10 18th ST.: or, take
18th at. ear; get on at Monroe and walk west
GARDINER & DENT. Inc. So 18th ST NV.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
OWNERS WHO WISH 10 SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH Us
You CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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FOR REST--BY VI. L.
2516 Clinbourne. ST.
1872 18Th. Tor, 81, 10. 90
1735 s. Or. b. :. -tin.O Oh
92a X ! NV. lor.2b5J.0
1908 y. Tor. h.. 80 10
1925 y. ilr. b. ..5n 80
1871 3lst. lot. loco
SOC 18th. l1r. n 1890
I14O CorvD, Or. b. IS 90
1879 10th. Tot. b,
. acres ,sDsl. e.. ~. 90
HAS Ore nv. Tor. b. 1000
leo 9th. ,Or. b. 1910
1891 Orc av. I0r.h.3 90
14os 18th. Or. b-.35 IS
l1"J y y av.Ilr.h31 so
~. VI. iIr. b. -. "a .65
l0i & So. o.. b. 50. 80
l5I:. %Stn. ST. b. 20 80
2l3 9Th nc. 5r h.. .25 so
eos Il ] sV. Or. b. %. so
l522 : Can. tir. b. ID. 20
if,i Marion. ..... .20.O
1851 Marion. 6r. 1850
ls,4g Sth. Or. Is. so
APARTMENTS.
Florence CT. -. b.N.W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

RUST. 400 Fl ST. NV.
1893 18th. Or. b. $500
Sarsnac. Or, b. :. 1000
Nantucket. 5r. b. .35 90
Iuniata. 4r, b. .2S. 90
1871 KaIorama. or. b27. so
2J05 18th, Or. b. -21.S0
2s23 Sherman. 6r.b.9.D
l5as n J av. 5r.b.ls.5O
16T Girard. Ar. bis. q
al2 r. Or. 90
l512ROsed'Ie ne. 4.b14.50
COLORED TENANTS.
1924 X NV. 6r. b. -. so
PHI VI av. Or. b. 1870
2O3l l.. 3r. b.new.17.0
24l0 r. 4r. 100
) Dasis ct. Ar. $50
STABLE.
T. 20i2 III NV. 5stls0. 90
X l142 18th. 3 stls.S.0 90
STORES.
303S 18th. sto.dw.S0. 90
2l2 9Th sy. sto. dwtp. 90
20l2 Fl, sto. DIV. sta. 5000
913 T.. store. 1913
3nS 18th. 40. 20
II31 eth NV, cigar
store .0.W
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
THREE (8 CHOICE RESIDENCES.
SUPERB LOCATIONS.

FOh SALE-
SUPERB LOCATIONS.
MANY THOUSANDS UNDER VALUE.
X ST. NEAR 18TH.
LESS THAN $4,000
3-story brick dwelling: lot 27xl00: alley:
can be purchased for about the value Of the lot.
MASS. AVE. NEAR 10TH.
PRICE. $1O,250.
Now renting for SIS a month: will bring
500: Incorporating 3-story l1-room brick
and stone dwelling, formerly held at $4,000:
So 500 was at one time loaned on it at Sc.
SELDOM OFFERED.
A NORTHWEST CORNER.
Northwest corners are usually sold at fancy
prices. This 81 Zoo under value. Such a
choice location.
Price. sIOSOO
In the fashionable northwest. west Of 14th.
the corner of numbered and lettered ST.
southern and eastern exposure: price. $500;
worth every cent OF $4,000: formerly held at
$4,000 and carried loan of $4,000 Within
the last year two over $500 has been
spent on the house. making 1t modern and up
to-date; steam heat cabinet mautels, open
freplaces. two bathrooms. front and rear
stairways; four rooms the first door: eight
sleeping rooms; cellar: laundry. This Is IN
doubtedly the most attractive corner residence
ever offered under $4,000. Sold subject to a
first deed Of trust of $500 loaned by one OF
the most conservative money lenders In Wash
fngton. His valuation at the time OF making
the loan was SIS, 600
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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$3.50.
Q ROOMS AND BATH.
Well located in the northeast section: q
good house Of large rooms and bath. nns re-
pair one OF the real bargains in this 40 iion.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 1l3 f4th ~. nv.
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FOR SALE-OWNER MUST SELL: s-ROOM
house: all tmps. Md. ave. near 18th ne
price. 5000; terms to suit; bargain. MCGEE
4 KES8IAA. 17Ol 18th At. NV. ja223ts
DETACHED HOUSE; NEAR 18TH ST. OARS:
built for individual owner: 8 rooms. storeroom
and bath; all improvements: good condition
stable: lot IS by lao feet: $500. 4l02 Kan
sas ave. corner Shepherd st.
FOR SALE-AT DECIDED BARGAIN. EI4E-
CANT 3,story brick: all modern improvements:
on Columbia Heights: this house has IL
rooms. 2 baths. front and rear stairways, hot
water heat. large rear yard; on easy terms.
w: NEWHOUSHR, 4cA East Capitol st.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
slSs 18th 1sr syr $. oool ,s 18th isr 2b g 2
nv. 1sr .1ooo CO. !slih ". 1ir; b. .eo 90
1872 Z. 12r, 2b. 10000 1871 R NV. Tor. 1000
1869 Harvard st. ..S3.3S
A few desirable furnished houses
Store. 1407 r st. NV. $50 per mo-
STONELNGH COURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant IN
Gtoneleigh Court at from $50 to $16S per mouth.
OLYMPIA,
14th and Euclid SITS.
Outside apartmf nts. one Of rooms and ono Of
o rooms: bright and cheerful.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
de21-tf l406 G 1T.
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It d.
FOR SALE = $1,000: HERE Is A THREE
story, bay window brick dwelling, containing
parlor. reception ball. dining room. pantry and
kitchen on the FIRST floor. with 1--WE bedrooms
and bathroom; steam heat This property Is
we'll located on st. between 18th and 18th
SITS. NV. 1t is under rental at $4U5o per
month. You should investigate this ut once.
JAMES +. SHEA, CAB La ave- NV
FOR SALE-$3.5O0; 4 SIx-ROOM AND BATH
brick dwelling, on II st. NV. near 9Th st.
FOR SALE-$3 100: brick dwelling 9Th
ct. D.w.: six rooms aud bathroom; rent, $25. 80
per month; good investment.
JAMES +. SHEA, 6a3 La. ave. NV.
FOR SALD-$3.25O ONTARIO ROAD NEAR
Washington Heights; six-room aud bath brick
dwelling; cellar; furnace heat; rent, $22.J0
per month.
JAMES +. SHEA, 643 La. NV.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-DESIRABLE DWELL
ing. 1916 Fl at. NV: suitable for remodeling
at s. 400 per year. THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
Inc. 73s 18th st. jalO-tf
FOR RENT-1O2s VERMONT AVE. IL ROOMS,
. baths SOS per mo. Also lO2s Vermont ave-.
IA rooms. baths. $105 per mo. These houses
are communicating and desirable for boarding
houses Apply estate Of DANIEL s. EVANS,
13GN n " ave delft
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10 Grant place. 12 rooms and hath. $50.
% 14th Sc, rooms and bath. $3.50
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
iaI1-tf 10th and G SITS.
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FOR SALE-21- ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE.
arranged in housekeeping hats: steam heat;
opp. park: central: gross monthly income, sizes:
to close estate;' an unusual opportunity for
1S7, Star once. ja1S-6ts
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FOR REM
I3os O NV 10 rooms and bath $50 ol
1853 Euclid ST., 10 rooms and bath so O(
3ol 10th s.w.. rooms rid bath. 1850. SO. sc
1a21 Wis ave- 10 rooms and bath 80. 80. sc
1875 Wis ave. NV, rooms and bath. Is 90
4o3 4th st. ne. ii rooms and bath ..... ~. %
COLORED.
2o2o st. NV. rooms .......,. % Sc
no29-tf WEAVER BROS 1916 sf NV
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FOR EXCHANGE a0xio0: NEAR 10TH
and sts NV. Trade clear or subject to
trust. and put in cash. for equity in good
house. Price. 81 square foot.
MOORE HILL dnc). 1888 ST. NV.
ia
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FOR SALE THERE ARE HOUSES AND
houses. II ever there was Il better one offered
for sale under $4,000 than the de-
scribe in this advertisement We have never
heard OF it.
Our price, $1,000.
Note the description. location. etc: Three
story. cellar and attic brick and stone, IL
Ioons: nrst moor. parlor. library. dining room,
ps .Iy ana kitchen; sleeping rooms: 3 serv-
ants ants, rooms; THREE I9 BATHROOMS; many
STAIRWAY; SERVANTS BATH.
Location. west Of 18th ST., in section
Quilt up with most attractive new homes, &C.
cuPied by bankers, capitalists. ETC.; very near
foreign embassy.
STONE 4 Fairfax. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-..A POINTFR''
BETTER SEE STONE & FAIRFAX ABOUT
SOME OF THOSE NICE NEW HOUSES THEY
HAVE FOR SALE. THEY WILL NOT ONLY
GIVE YOU THE LARGEST LIST TO Sc
Let FROM, BUT WILL GIVE YOU THE
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A REAL BARGAIN
Less than $500
quick buyer can get a fine large part
stone and brick dwelling Dupont Circle
big, ld-looking fronts, making the house
appear as If 1t might be worth $4,000 OF
more; an army and navy square; lot 21x11o.
alley.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A CORNER
west OF Conn. ave. north OF Mass. ave.
ll-roon dwelling and brick garage; 10 win
dows. facing south: price, $4,000.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1342 New York
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
From Another Point of View

about disappeared. note by the paper
Those hair store burglars were particularly rough
o
So the United
President is going
the Test wireless
good II simply hoped on change
o another color?
somebody please Positively
o think of sufficient
Indicate only those who
good that going to be lonesome
paramount question Outlook just
ably, whether the contributing editor is in out
Indiana Windsor their home
They didn't they expected incrmnae them
United States
evidently heard the maintained
home for the aged
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

VIM Van Weller and Jos Cote mixed up in physical way in
ster who lives South the Windy City and Mr. Cote
known all along shore
LIKE SErTv' ing siadia,oSs
of the circumstances CAPT Cote had the Cubs
@ EV bes of patriotic heart had been made and higher
pride ana his @atchless athletes But he had lived to
Brown Knocked ot of the box to and lost game He had
before He had all this and
COes head may have been bloody but was unbowed -
the linen Time wss Mr. S v 3n ve9e a91ed With
every the something
that the Cubs still looked good to N
.n aP c might eeH @ toe ' for G and se
SD c0i be sS w a big big 20 that Miner Brown was 6as
been that Overall was by Sn d he fTd sb SS Yellow
Then happened.
cIashng in their
Of the sea and commnsing
e o cutie O nse the before but %e them
ss fSaI O er RnSS uad
baseball tbs ended aogs 1 4sg vi" B1 P some
1t is that know
Morgan arrives in Cincinnati congress. Presumably, he Dr
THE s sSss; worship God according the dictates Of nj,
a as hi. oIn @ S monarch 8a TA s 'Rsa
his sacred % d we s o the asS and fsPsn
Mammon to beat
printing the he most trivial facts about the
Fifty pieces Count again Perhaps
s Sf contain %l''' Perhaps
failed to reach the depot on time torn ..n
the % general motors calm
And he Ugh. striped suit suit which o
suggestive for we fmsmSgF f b MORSE be ed walsh also
the Episcopal convention he looks very
Fsfp in " the crowd '''
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
TO INTRODUCE BINEr TESTS.
School Board Adopts Plan for CLASH
ficStion Of Experts.

ticStton OF Experts.
That defective school children may
be properly and accurately classified.
the Binet tests, used in the Training
Schools for Teachers OF the Feeble
Minded, in Vlneland. n. j., will be in
troduced i'm Detroit. A demonstration
was given in Supt Martindale's Office.
Friday afternoon, by Miss Alice Metz
ner, of the Mckinley school, who Is
graduate of the Vlneland institu-
ton. She used two subjects, a girl
Of Is. and a boy Of ~. According to
the tests. the girl has the mentality
OF a child six years old, with four
points 20 spare five points counting
as a year. This places her In the i'm
beetle class The boy proved simply
backward, hrs standard OF intelligence
being two points beyond that of
child OF nine years.
The tests are many and varied. One
Of the first is that of requiring the
child to At objects of different shapes
in openings cut i'm a board. There
are counting tests, measuring tests.
reading and writing tests, and numer-
Gus others, each a little more difficult
than the preceding.
One OF the nine-year-old tests is 10
give Il definition OF the word mother"
The boy, in Fridays demonstration,
promptly replied:
"One who takes care OF you"
This Innovation Is one Of the results
OF an inspection trip recently taken by
DR. Charles f. Kuhn, president of the
board
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

Sandwich Island
girl, who swan 40
miles. battling all
the while with a
running surf, ac'
complished a feat
which would seem
impossible. This
feat rob a b ! y
holds the record
for endurance OF
physical strength
and remember,
II was the feat u
a woman. But
down through the
years there have
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

In the closing days of the cam,
paign Theodore Roosevelt went into
Ohio and delivered a speech against
hudson Harmon. Democratic candi'
date for governor.
Harmon was elected.
For which fact, we are told by the
enemies of Roosevelt and by an an
tagonistc, corporation press, RooSE'
WELT was responsible.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
FEATS OF ENDURANCE
BY FREDERIC ! HASKIN

The strains which flesh and blood
are able TO undergo, Pften without
special training. have been one OF the
surprises of humanity. That brave
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12


ORIGINAL msurgent does it,
any Roosevelt the deduc
zion they the from Ohio Massachusetts, Indiana
spoke they welcome
&c
suggest only they get they of this
time because BELIEVE GOING TO LAST
New York where Roosevelt the issue and where he
against both the Old Guard Tamany and Was through
representation part powerful machines
DO NOT Oncede them the where Taft the tariff Republican
lary and standpaism the issue
VICTORIES they
victories for PROGRESS
Roosevelt speak Michigan congressman
anti Roosevelt lost to the Republican column Tues
days election in this state
speak Michigan Republican party
pudated Senator Burrows who with Adh and Cannon
policies Roosevelt Roosevelt the
White House endOng laws passed for the relief of the
No, bless you, it wasn't Roosevelt who did it
Taft did it, and done while Roosevelt was in the jungle
are not saying Roosevelt not
party loyalty loyalty
Taft that urged him into the fight which he have realized himself
hopeless
Another Baldwin style
campaign against Dix
campaign altogether by taking posi-
and left those
responsible he
Africa escaped the wrath that Wast long
aching o bring down upon his head.
appears against the double
found himself the goat for a dscredted administration.
newspapers that this desk the nail
squar upon head thinking The Philadelphia North
independently review of the result
We quote part of its editorial
possess the ' Ms"S:a ss"G: shared BY tS. "sstSa
ssanay
tried, execute destroyed.
Rpubca" by
nons"tiy TsTsnyss
congressman.
. WHY s Il: sssk The S.s S':; are ss Solemn By BY tn: T'
@ psot Eoat.s a sSd oraa aT e.. A c
s "s .sSo 3 02 MSs 9dss sn
thinks there N~hmper
It a ma .o:: @ @ D..
fight: wa.
spent good money and enthusiasm on Tues.
Day for the sn"sdss that will come to them later They did
s :ss' % @ TS s they bought tho a' G": Of
s b s" merely G' . BE preface s' uo s. Ss .; . "ss
n expensive eptsph. ~" '"' wy "''' "''''"'
The North American realizes as the enemies of Roosevelt are soon
realize that the great which only
given impetus by his defeat the hands Big Business money
changers
The principles which always stood and
which he should not have ken temporarily for purpose p
cal xpediency his local fight principles which
Tammany the Old Guard will indorse
But they ARE principles which people of the country
resolved shall die separate himself from
them.
naturAbO fighter the admiration his fol-
lowers he wanted New
the odds we'll man. but he had
the grit to tackle the job.
The victory suited him perhaps as we'll
in the White House it, indeed ambition
He wanted to win.
wanted Simson elected.
BUT laugh sandpa administration organs
Growing the defeat the expedns candidate
New York state the day preceding the election which
he very much desired the election of Stmson
Maybe, after all, that is what did it.
Or result doubt maybe set
tied t.
Perhaps political dead his enemies declare
believe stake his popularity and his chances against the
present incumbent Washington the representative Of the other side Of
the pending argument
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
However, Those States
Fad Already Gene When
Roosevelt Got Back

Reputation Of TAFT and stsndpat.
tlsm 10 Proclaimed BY the Stand
patters and Standpat Press
Az Reputation Of the
EK-President.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
OBSERVATIONS

VIM Van Weller and in a n
n a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

But Congressman Nicholas LOngwoh progressive Republican and
sOnin-law Of the expresdnt reelected in the state
Roosevelt spoke Massachusetts, and Democratic was
elected there.
Roosevelt Africa when FO, Democrat elected to
gress in the Fourteenth district Buchanan Republican
Roosevelt spoke Connecticut and Democratic elected
that the agents the Interests tell
But he spoke n REPUBLICAN.
All! But Iowa "Insurgen Republican
That is Cummns and Delivers state
analysis result doesn't make look quite dark for the
ORIGINAL msurgent
The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

National righteousness begins with the
nswspaper that advocates II. The Times
prints no fraudulent ads.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-17
AvIATORs ARE RECKLESS.
tombstone and Brookins Stars Of oos-
ton Meeting.

Boston, Sept. 15.-Fancy aeroplan-
ing was on the program at the Har-
ward aviation field. with Ralph John
stone and Walter Brookins as the star
performers. They demonstrated their
skill with the biplane until Wilbur
Wright feared for their safety and
ordered them to desist. Johnstone's
favorite pasttime was to indulge in
steep volplanes, shutting his engine
almost completely off and floating lag.
lily for moment on an even keel.
Brookins' performed the most dar-
ing feat of tho afternoon In making
his famous short turns, standing his
biplane almost on end as he made a
complete circle in scarcely more than
six seconds. His machine reached
an angle of more than IS degrees at
times.
Glenn II. Curtiss came out with a
high power motor in his Albany flier,
while Charles r. Willard used another
Curtiss machine. They completed sew
eral circuits Of the course in speed
race and Curtiss, who won, made the
best time he has shown at this meet,
covering five and quarter miles in
6 minutes, 10 3-5 seconds.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-17
FIRE SWEEPS TREMPEALEAU.
Several Buildings Wiped Out ane
Loss Is Considerable.

Winona, Mimi, Sept. 15.-"Our town
is burning; send fire department"
was the brief message received by the
Winona fire department at 80 o'clock
this morning from Trempealeau, Wis.
At Las Trempealeau was reached
by wire. A large portion Of the bust
ness street has been wiped out and
the flames are still raging, but the
village volunteer department believe
they will be able to cope with the
situation although the fire is not yet
under control.
The buildings burned are all wood
eun structures and the flames, famed
by high wind made great Roadway.
It is believed the fire started in the
confectionery store owned by J. B..
Utter and occupied by w. J. Grevits,
The flames communicated to the
butcher shop occupied by G. s. Rich.
mond and leaped across the street
to barber shop and blacksmith es-
tablishment, all of which were burn
ed to the ground and other build
ings are in danger. The loss is al.
ready between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-17
r. 3. KELLOGG MAY GET POST.
Rumor Has It That He Is In Line TO
Succeed Lloyd Bowers.

Washington, Sept. ia rumor is
current here, but without any official
sanction, that President Taft is con.
sidering the advisability of naming
Frank B. Kellogg of st. Paul to sue.
coed Lloyd w. Bowers as solicitor-gen.
eral of the United States department
Of justice. 1t cannot be learned that
the president has yet begun serious
consideration of an appointment to
the position, but the mention of Mr..
Kellogg's name at this time is based
upon the high standing the Minnesota
attorney has attained with the admin.
istration as result of his success as
government prosecutor in a number of
important cases under the United
States trust laws.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-17
JAMES GRAY N PLACE OF LIND
FORMER MINNEAPOLIS MAYOR
FOR GOVERNOR.
New Candidate Has Backing Of tho
Democratic State
Committee.

st. Paul, Sept. 15.-James Gray,
former Democratic mayor OF Mime.
apolis, will be the Democratic nomi.
nee for governor. The Minneapolis
newspaper man has been picked by
the conference of leaders to fill the
place vacated by John Lind. and will
be named by the Democratic state
central committee unless the plans
of the leaders foil.
The name of Mr.. Gray 10 understood
10 have been suggested by John Lind,
but it Is eminently satisfactory to
Chairman Frank A. Day.
Mr.. Gray is a well known Mime
apolis newspaper man.
He was former logger. worked his
way through the University Of Mime
sofa, graduated and entered the news
paper business and has served ON the
Minneapolis papers in various capaci-
ties. In the year 1898 he was elected
Democratic mayor of Minneapolis,
serving two years. He was defeated
for reelection. He is at present en-
gagged as editorial writer on the Min
neapolis Journal.
Mr.. Gray has reputation Of being
a good after-dinner speaker and a sue
cessful .toastmaster.
In case of failure to accept Mr..
Gray. John Jenswold of Duluth seems
to be the most likely choice of the
committee and next to him comes
Thomas F. Kane Of ST. Paul.