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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

Snow Tonight and Thursday; rising
temperature with east winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Orlando OlQiati returned % his stndies
at the university Of Vermont medical
college last night, after spending the
holiday vacation at his home.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

building strength of the greater city, than
now. There were then fewer corporations
devoted to the work of furthering the
projects of speculative builders and home
seekers than now. Moreover. there was
much smaller number of safe speculative
fields, because the area occupied by the
financial amusement and residential dis
tricts were more closely welded together,
and beyond the Harlem River was an al
most unknown country 10 the little and
big realty investor and speculator.
Transit facilities were poor in those days
and less interest was taken in such sub
jects by property owners, for the apparent
reason that they seemed 10 be laboring un-
der the delusion that great transit lines
traversing the length and breadth of old
Manhattan Island would result in lessen
ing Of property values in the we'll built up
districts of old New York. Now every
property owner works energetically for bet
ter transit means. fully realizing that all
roads which lead people out Of the city into
the suburban areas or to towns and cities
far beyond lead them just easily back
TO old New York again. and the greater the
number OF up-to-date transit lines the
greater the chances for the enhancement
of realty values in the old and new bust
ness and residential zones of the city.
A little more than thirty years ago there
was also another view regarding future
realty conditions which slightly retarded
for the time being realty progress. 1t was
doubt as TO what changes in the physical
characteristics Of the lower districts of
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

For years the northerly districts were
wofully lacking In transit facilities. To
use trfte expression, they were far beyond
the business and amusement centres, and
almost inaccessible 10 the average person
whose working hours found him active In
those centres. Naturally, those northeriy
territories were then sparsely settled. and
bie. builders of nathouses and business
structures were almost unknown there.
The subway projects caused many realty
leaders to plan vast campaign throughout
those districts. These leaders became ex-
tensive buyers of properties there long be-
fore the subway was ready for operation
They bought at wholesale prices 10 sell at
retail figures. They also purchased with
the aim of being able to shape the future
physical characteristics of these districts
They recognized that the builders of me-
dunn priced fathouses, or rather the types
of houses known I'm realty circles as the
most inexpensive ''walk-ups." were seeking
a broader field for their activities and es-
peciaIly one I'm which the transit facilities
were good. If these builders had been
left a free rein there is no telling what
they would have done with such beautiful
residential regions as old Manhattanville
and Washington Heights, but the big realty
leaders determined To make these districts
l. possible, worthy annexes OF the great
West Side. and Ia do so took every precau-
tion TO bar out the cheap fiathouse builder.
The plans CT these leaders attracted
widespread attention. and just before the
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

which he is supervising this campaign OF
building activity.
Thousands of little traders will eventually
become stockholders of these companies
and therefore participants in the profit
sharing accruing from these ventures
Moreover, owing to this widespread realty
prosperity with broader and more money
channels, with loan rates at about 4I5 per
cent for Manhattan districts and at per
cent for The Bronx and Brooklyn, and
with stupendous sums available for the
erection of small dwelling houses or for
the purchase of home sites the little traders
Will be well taken care of. Already thou
sands OF them have availed themselves OF
the better conditions ana have purchased
plots for investment or speculation beyond
the apartment house districts OF the greater
city.
hearing many stories about the wonderful
rise In realty values In the last ten years
throughout the metropolitan area may un-
wisely decide 10 continue To remain forever
rentpayers. Within the next ten years
greater realty profits and therefore larger
enhancement of values will take place in
the city and Its suburbs than in the period
from 1900 TO 1910
Land developers who have waited for
some years for the running of Pennsyl-
vania tunnel trains from Manhattan TO
Long Island and from Manhattan to New
Jersey predict that the long expected period
Of great realty activity In the suburban
regions will be here soon after June Is,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Manhattan Island would be wrought by ex-
pansion. Owners of property In the imam
cial district feared that the northerV
growth of the city would cause the crea-
ton of a newer financial district. and there
fore the old district would no longer at
tract financial men, but would be invaded
or taken over for purposes less remunera-
tive. That these fears were groundless Il
is almost needless TO say, because the old
financial district. instead Of losing Its at
tractiveness. is much more alluring to stock
and banking houses Fortunate, indeed, Is
the man who owns parcel In or near the
heart Of the financial district OF the greater
CITY, It is true that the northerly drift has
completely changed the physical character
istics Of various sections
Changes in the Sl<ylines.
An evidence of the changes wrought by
time are plainly visible In the district just
north of old ST. Johns Park. which in the
early days of old New York was one of the
choicest residential regions on Manhattan
Island. Wholesale business houses have
long been intrenched in the area just north
of St Johns Park, and in the Greenwich
Village district there are more fathouses
than frame and brick dwelling houses, for
which the district was noted years ago
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

subway opening hundreds of small IN
yestors and traders invaded particularly
the upper northwesterly regions and became
property owners Some of them disposoo
OF their holdings quickly. but most OF thefh
remained to engage in the work OF erect-
ing modern hathouses and apartment
houses Probably at no other time In the
history OF the realty market or the city
had there been such an invasion OF little
buvers into the market. and those VINO
could not find the means TO become pur-
chesers OF lots and plots on washington
Heights and In other northerly distr,cte
satisfied their longing to be numbered
among property owners by buying either
In nearby districts within the limits or the
city or in other places in the vast metro
politan area.
Entering the market AT the time they dio
these great numbers of small investors
had to experience one Of the most tryins
times In realty walks. resulting from the
financial panic OF 1897. Those panicky
days closed the doors of many financial
and wholesale and -etaI houses. There
were, however. few failures in the real es-
tate field. and those failures were almost
directly traceable TO overspecuation.
In the panicky days real estate values
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

a HOME.
containing l3 rooms, s masters bed
rooms, & servants rooms, with bath
room, and z tile bathrooms. Steam
heated. On lot lo0xl50 feet. Terms
reasonable. Price, completed,
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

throughout the entire city practically re-
mained stationary. That was a remark
able evidence Of the strength of the mar
ket of the ability of property owners TO
maintain and derive q good profit from
their properties in the most trying times
Realty progress can be checked for a
short time, but il cannot be seriously az
fected. Just before the panicky days the
great Fifth avenue retail shopping zone
was created Vast areas of land IN the
downtown districts were improved with
buildings Of record size and cost, and the
northerly drift of large numbers of specu-
lators toward the newer midtown loft
centres was begun. Steps were also taken
then to invade the Irving Place and the
Fourth avenue districts and Cor the launch
ing of cooperative house projects in the
central Park avenue zone.
Hundreds of builders are now busily en-
gagged in enlarging the midtown loft CEN
tres in increasing the building strength in
the central Fourth avenue district, in max
ing the central Park avenue area one of
the finest residential zones of the greater
city in meeting the demands for more
modern office structures in downtown and
central districts, in the transformation Of
the lower Madison avenue area from
residential INTO business territory, ana
in building big apartment houses in the
northwesterly part of the great West Side.
and in The Bronx the work of building
miles and miles of fiathouses has already
begun
In all this work the big real estate
trader is playing the most important part.
He has purchased the land passed upon
the plans for improvement. found the neces-
gary financial assistance for successfully
carrying out the projects. and wherever
his undertakings are of a stupendous char
acter he has formed companies, through
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

BiRGAIN At sOtND BEACH.
Contains 10 rooms. q masters
bedrooms, 2 servants bedrooms and
3 bathrooms, q toilets, hot water
heat. On lot 60x150. Price, $40 600.
Completed. Easy terms can be ar
ranged. This house is only 3 min
utes from Sound Beach Station. 30
miles from New York on NJ. Y,
N. II. & II. X. p.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

uine ne has furnished the avenues for
thousands OF small homeseekers to become
property owners there In sections where
building activity and higher realty values
nave been leading features. He Is now
ousiiy engaged In making better known IN
prospective homeseekers the reasons WHY
Mineoia. the county seat o. Nassau County
Long Island. is an ideal place i'm which 20
i've ana jus, tho place for home for the
husy men and women of the greater ri,,,
VINO are able 10 live in country districts
WITHIN easy reach of the greater city.
lie mas q large tract OF land there whic,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

small savings in this form to the realty
market Of the greater city.
Many reasons are advanced TO prove the
assertion that this is the most opportune
time for the man of small means to join
the ranks OF properly owners of the great
metropolitan district.
FEWER LOAN CHANNELS THIRTY
YEARS AGO.
Less than thirty years ago realty condi-
tions on Manhattan Island were not as
stable as they are to-day. There were then
fewer channels for borrowers, whether
seeking TO own homes or to add TO the
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

he is Offering in lots and plots on easy
terms.
Mineola Is row Within journey cf thirty
minutes by Long Island trains from the
downtown districts OF Manhattan. II Is one
OF the most beautiful suburbs of the ci'y'
II is not only one of the oldest towns on
Ions Island. bat one OF the most rapidly
growing. Its business district j. copsideret
by the majority of real estate experts 70
he one of the strongest of the many lux
which Long Island Is noted.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
HELPING SMALL H0MESEEKERS
Plots at Mineola Offered to Them on
Easy Terms.

William Ii. Moff.u. president of the Will
lam III. Moffitt Realty Company. has for
many years heen one of the largest de-
velopers of land on Long Island. In that
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

when the East River tubes OF the Pennsyl-
vaniA and Long Island railroads are ex-
pected 10 be opened.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

The northerly EXPANSION, therefore, has
dealt kindly as it were. with nearly all the
older zones Of the greater city, excepting
one or two zones.
The famous midtown residential district
of older New York in and near 2Sd street
and Broadway is now great shopping
centre and here and there tower the beau
tiful domes of office buildings and substan-
tiaI hostleries.
The great central Fifth avenue residen-
tial district has been almost entirely re-
placed by the greatest retail shopping centre
in the world. and the high class residential
district has moved from that section to up
per Fifth avenue.
Within the last thirty years have also
been created such fiourishins centres of ac-
tivty as the Columbus Circle. the Lincoln
Square the Sherman Square, the Manhat-
tan Square and the Times Square districts.
Other great centres of activity are about
to be created, but whether the drift Is north
ward or eastward or westward, property
owners need have no fear. for values are
bound to rise just certainly is the
building strength of the greater city TO be
increased.
Way Paved for Little Traders.
Recent realty trading had forcefully re-
ffected the vigor of the market 1t has not
been a market in which the little trader
has played such a prominent part as in the
days of the subway boom in 1904. The rea-
sons for the little trader being in the back
ground are easily discernible. From about
1900 to 1906 the growth of the city in the
northerlv districts. what are known as
the newer residential regions. was really
phenomenal. The growth surprised even
some of the shrewdest realty operators and
spectators identified with the Manhattan
market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

County Opta Is net . fsrssd ahsH
nene Of p~rohibiusa measure ~ asss
than NJ Aavs forced abstiaslss o. -
hibition new BY . najsvity vsts. Cen
ty Option would not mssa p~rsAsSlsfea
unless ali the ssn.siss BY majority ~
should vvss dry. County Option amply
gives those TAXPAYERS WHO SUP
FEB 1ssn ~ asosn ~ noAA - b
heard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
of Guardianship.

of Guardianship.
State of South Dakota, county OF Charles
Mix. IS
In the matter of the estate and guard
ianship OF Anna Sterba. a minor.
In County Court;
In the above entitled matter Mary Sterba
having filed In this court a petition asking
that letters Of guardianship issue to he- for
the person and estste Of mi Sterba the
above named minor, 1t II, therefore by the
court ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore this court at the courtroom of said court
In the city Of Geddes, county OF Charles Mix
and State Of South Dakota, on the 18th dav Of
November 1910, at the hour eff nine OCT OK in
the forenoon Of said day, and tina { notice Of
said hearing be given by publishing a copy
Of this order in the Charles Mix New Era, q
weekly newspaper published at WAGNER,
south Dakota In one issue Of said PAPER said
publication to he ten days prior to the date
set for said hearing and that at said time
and place any snd all persons interested in
the estate Of said minor tppear n show
cause why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Dene In open court at Geddes charles Mix
county South Dakota this 9th day OF
October 1910
Attest; IT. Ward.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

ainst the CROOKED DEAL Of the Rum
Rule League of South Dakota, mas
~querading as a Home Rals League, en-
~deavsring, to defeat a SQUARE DEAL
to the $4,000 TAxPAYlNG FARM
ERe now disfranchised.
CONCLUSION.
County Option means LOSS Of cole
mixers and ten day men, LOSS of boot
legsers ana blind piggers, LOSS Of Ger
ruption in politics, LOSS Of brewery
bosses and foreign domination, LOSS
OF barriers between city and country
people, LOSS Of saloon minority con
trsl, LOSS Of disfranchisensnt TO far
nsrs, Loss Of gambling As.s a,l
sawdy hs~sss.
BvT
GAIN to legitimate trade, GAIN Of
County Home Rule, GAIN Of square
deal to the farmer, GAIN to leCti-
nate industries, GAIN to Thousands Of
veg Gamers Saturday night aAd their
fs.iHs', GAIN - the property owners,
GAIN in farm values, GAIN to lsgiti-
nate s1sinsss, GAIN to cities, GAIN to
Osatiss, GAIN Of majority rule, GAIN
u "Fs taxation without representa-
Mn, GAIN Of safrauehissnent Of the
farmer, GAIN Of equal rights at the
ballot box, GAIN Of 80 per cent DE
CREASE In taxes for sourt dockets,
ssurt stenograpAers, the boarding Of
Drfssosrs, taking sars Of the saloons
asassl crop.
h osSaty Option Law win appear
~ the Had Of the lsng ballot.
vOEA Y1S! VOTE YRsi voT1 YESl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
YES
the FARMERS Rave No
RIGHT TO VOTE
NONE Or THE FARNEns BUsI-
NESS WHAT GOES ON IN TOWN.
SAYS TIE L1QUR CROWD WHO
ARE oePo1ED 70 COUNTY oP-
f10N.

"Nens q sar bvsaassss DsDrived
Of eus iasAsaaa>- ,igAtsf 1As coun-
Try districts sosstitsts the aAssa vaiu.-
BILE asset Of tAs ssxAty. he farmer
In his ovsralls, clad in HI rough ssat,
has equal rights before the Aw with
the gambler in his MamonAsd shirt, the
saloon keeper in bis white apron, the
lcafsr on the curbstolss o. the wealth.
est man in the city, respectable In the
highest sense. No salssa o. gambling
den or brctael can b planted in .
town without affecting directly o. indi-
rectiy every family il the ssuAty.'
1.-THE question that 10 - eens before
the voters Of South Dakota il not,
Shall there be saloons in South Dako
tat bat Shall all the people Of South
Dakota have = right to vsts Yes or
Me- On salssnsi "Shan ne fathers
and mothers upon the farms be given
4 vsise on this question which 30 con.
Germs their sens and their d~aughtersf''
"None Of our businsssi Disfra..
shised like . many eattlsi A vote
Yes means to e%nfranchiss the wet
farmer A. we'll ~ the dry, giving him
the right to vote q the question as
to whether q saloon, shall or shall not
exist in the county, ! saloon that lays
of the thrsshiag crew and harvest
hands, LAYS DOWN the hired hand
when the oats and wheat needs cutting
LAYS OUT the son he il hauling
the grain to market, and LOADS UP
some unfortunate farmers against their
will with booze to be sent to the ecu
try to disturb their families and the
nsighborhcod. The farmers are q BIZ
Interested"
"Nens Of ear businessi ne issue
before the people Of South Dakota il
net the temperance question. The issue
10, whether the people have . right
to govern themselves, or whether sell
GOVERNMENT fails when 1t % il
conflict with the hqaer trafas. Let ~
Org friend Of County Local Option tax,
care 10 keep the issss clear. The cues
tiea 10 not whether South Dakota shall
60 Ivy, but whether TIE people Of soati
DaAsta SHALL have the RIGHT &c
VOTE Az ALL. The questioa II ~
enc Of Prohibition" but IL h tn
question Of a Square Deal" b tn
farmer - giving back TO then tAsi
rigAss ~ counties which they had ii
territorial days, but which were fiifss
Il from them by the hqusr intsrsSt
twsiss years ago.
"Nene Of cur businessi what 4
sur towns depend upon for their mp
port and prosperity Merely upsn tn
people within their limitsf What wsul,
happen to them in . week II the M
Psznding agricultural districts and n
farmers were eliminated altogether
And w are told it is NO business Of Ii
farmer what goes or in the towns wAisl
they feed and maintain, and that n
no business Of the country people VIVA
influences will be thrown around I'D
children who 70 into town to seAssl {
to seek positions"
vsts Yes, and give him equal rfGa
with his friends who live In tswA. II
law appears at the head Of the len
ballet.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group is q sure indication Of the APP
proach Of the disease. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has ap-
peared, it will prevent the attack.
contains No poison. Sold BY al deal
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
Greatest Book Play Of the Decade
Nothing ouae so interesting or uniqueh . been produced in year. Theaoy 81 triumph
. over a hackened soul
PRICES 25c, Soc and 75c

For Sale. winter cabbage, the
finest OF the winter varieties, at
2Ac FER pound. Leave orders
with Stedronsky Bros. Co.
Jos. Pluhar. twelve miles
At south west Of Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
A. T. COLE

A. T.. COLE
Licensed Embalmer and Flu
neral Director. Cut flowers
Furnished upon short notice
Calls attended night or day
Furniture and Undertaking
COLE &
Phone Sc. WAGNER. SD.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

County Option means Tie sale Of aa-
usr undgf Ne most favorable siesun-
stances, slini.sting esIsbhng, harlotry,
raft, law breaking. The WHOLE
COUNTY instead st a THIRD will say
"Run your saloon according 70 law, or
w will vote you out" County OPP
tion . eve propose to accept or
s~ieet tho saloon BY majority vote"
TWELVE.
County Option il not . eoHfdenss
rome Of se1s~ol-teacheYs, farmers, bust.
ness men, and ministers ~ It 10 slznaer-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

County OptasA would Ist fssss ~
hibitisn upon s~eMnaaitiss tAat AZ ~
in syzpatAy WITH the dry policy, Or
CssntiN Aat lsvs = strong ssstiOat
for salesas aaA vets vet ns GIVEN
sALOONo wAsssvsr ~ majority Il tks
voters in tie vG,isws towns WAIT
TKEM.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
Certificate of Nominations.

Auditors OmcaW heeRrS Dak October u NN
Thsktoeriy. that there sheer filed in nsomeh the persons auaor7eds 0 do thu following
nomhatosf for representatives in congress- dt or state and ouyo moesh Tor the e Of South Dakota
and the county ofcharesA liz twft.
Whne@nyh hand and the ehd Charhs Mxomnvh this 1h dym October 1870
H q wilson county Auditor
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

Pierre south Dakota
Deadwood south Dakota
Rapid City south Dakota
Colman south Dakota
Worthwhile south Dakota
Lake Preston south Dakots
lHighmore south Dakota
Yanktun south Dakota
: berdeen south Dakota
Pierre south Dakota
Rapid CITY south Dakota
Miller south Dakota
Sioux Falls south Dakota
lFaulkton south Dakota
IVermillion south Dakota
Webster south Dakota
Brookings south Dakota
IDeadwOOd south Dakota
sioux Falls south Eakota
sioux Falls south Dakota
IPukwana south Dakota
Highhore south Dakota
Huron south Dakota
Aberdeen south Dakota
Mitchell south Dakota
Y ankton south Dakota
WoonSDcket south Dakot q
Marietta Sotuh Dakota
south Dakota
lplankinton south Dakota
RrookingS south Dakota
Huron south Dakota
Madison south Dakota
Villas south Dakota
Brandt South Dakota
Fort Pierre South Dakota
Canton South Dakota
lPlankinton South Dakota
lCastlewond South Dakota
Lead South Dakota
lSturgis south Cakota
Fort Pierre south Dakots
Hot Springs south Dakott
Marcus south Dakota
Yankton south Dakota
Lake Andes south Dakot,
Wagner souah Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Platte south Dakota
Platte south Dakota
south Dakota
Ge ddes south Dakota
Platte south Dakota
Platte south DAKOTA
Wheeler south Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Wheeler south Dakota
Wheeler south Dakota
Geddes south Dakota
Wheeler south Dakota
Platte south Dakota
Lake Andes south DakOti
Geddes south Dakota
Geddes south Dakota
Lake Andes south Dakot.
Lake Andes south Dakot
platte south Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Armour south Dakota
.IGeddeS south Dakota
Lake Andes south Dakot
Wagner south Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Wheeler south Dakota
Lake Andes South Dakot
Wagner south Dakota
Lake Andes south Dakot
IGeddes south Dakota
Lake Andes south Dakot
.IGeddeS south Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Wagner south Dakota
Platte south Dakota
lGeddes south Dakota
Lake Andes south DakOt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
SIvENTH.

"Cou1ty option 10 the beat Method
Of dealing with the liquor question: is
the phrase Of William Jennings Bryan,
has never bssa repealed in 10 states
where they Axvs tried it. No REPEAL
speaks vo1nAna.