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IAUL CO.. .TH & L NV.
5O3Morton NV, ST. ,w11.50
$40 Kennedy nw..11.00
1877 H nc. 5r. w.11.W
|COLORED TENANTS.
619 NJ NV. Or. b. $3.50
4th e. Elm, store. .30.50
637 l. NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1924 1st NV. Or. b. so
205 Morgan NV. Or. be. so
4th & Elm NV. new
houses. .$22.50 up
zoos X NV. Or. b. .21.O0
452 Fl NV, Or. w.@.50
902S Ga av.sto. .3r. 20. 90
205 X NV, Or. W. 20. 90
462 N NV. 7r. w.1S.5O
4th & Oakdale NV.
new houses. .$17.50 up
1908 9th, 1fl.4r.b. 18. 90
3l4 KY av Sc, e,5r,b15.3 30
1900 b ne. 5r, b. 1880
1877 Madison NV,
3r, w...........l5.W
40 n NV. Ar. ". .14.00
ith & Elm NV. new
flats. s.........14.O0 up
IL Hanover, "a, 4r. b13.5O
1921 H ne.5r.w, so
SO Goat al NV, 6r,.
W.............. " .R.W
ASK Ridge. 4r,w.11.25
2221 Water NV. .11.W
127 Kendall ne, Or:
", sta. ..........11.W
2210 Water NV, Or.
W ..............10.S0
127 n Sc. Or. W. 1850
zoos Ga av NV. shop.
523 Johnson ct NV.
4r. W. 300
STORES.
,1510 eth NV. .1@. 90
1929 9th NV, store.
only .......... 80. 90
0O4O Ga av. 90
TO I'd NV, ,sto, 2r. 1850
700 s nw.......$15 up
2O2 D nw........1.0o
1888 7th Ew, base
ment ...........E.W
20S4 Ga av. .l2.0e
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'OR RENT-BY MOORE L HILL QNC.l.
1888 q Ut. NV.
UyEURElSHED HOCSES.

cd HOUSES.
12O v NV, Or, b. $500
24OC 14th, Tor, b.. .35.O 90
1914 11th NV, corner,
1868 10th, 6r, b. .3I.5O
90 Q NV, Or, b. .31.W
6S Q NV. Or. b. 81. 90
1860 Ingleside ter,
Tor, b. b.......... $3.50
50 U NV, 7r, b. $3.50
116 Quincy ne, ,7r, b30. 80
1892 9th nv, ,Sr, h3O. so
122 Quincy ne. .7r.b3O. so
11S Seaton, 7r, b.30.jO
9O4 Webster NV,
ST. b. 90
134s T. Or, b. 800
4316 9th NV, ,Sr. b. .3O.0 80
GIG Quincy NV. Or. b30. 90
$500 Center, Sr, b. 30. 90
1912 y NV. 10r. b.3O.OO
20 I ne, 11r. b. 1000
Al n Y ay. Or. b..27.50
sos 1st NV. w.7r,b. so
1877 Mass av Sc,
Or, b. corner. ..21. 80
3513 10th NV, Or. b27.O
230S ii NV. Or. b.25.5O
512 b Sc. 7r. b.. .2.O
10 18th ne. Or, b.. .25.O
PA + NV, 7r, b. .25.O
1O4 Quincy ne Or. b. .25. so
326 G ne, Or. b. .2.1
125 18th ne. Or. b. $3.50
10 Q NV. Or, b. .25.50
601 Col rd NV, Or, b25.5O
312 9th ne, Or. b. ..25.5O
20 18th ne. tir. b.3.O
1901 Caroline. Or, 1880
3.,S 11th e.6r. b. -25.O0
1S2S Line nv. .6r, b. $3.50
612 14th ne, Or. b.2.00
40 Harvard. Or, b.
cellar. furnace. 22.O
1912 23d, 6r, b. %. 80
7O2 10th ne, Sr, BIZ. 50
757 Girard. Or. b.22.O
11S4 Morse ne. Or, b21 so
331 14th ne. Or. b.2O.O
l129 18th ne. ar. 20. 80
G2 Myrtle ne, Or, r,b1s.50
1865 Kramer ne,6r
b .............-1S.30
1910 X sc. 6r. b. 1850
602 Irving nw,5r.h1S.50
20 SeatoG ne. .store1S.O
1923 G ne, Or, b. 1850
i9 Hickman Sc. Or,
% 1850
32S 10th sc. Or. b.l7.50
400 d ne. Or. b. .l7.J0
1915 T. sc, Or, b. 1850
Ballston. Va. 1r.
porches. 1000
635 Florence ne. Or.
b ...........-..16 1000
800 18th Sc. Or, b.15.00
1875 X Sc. 6r, W. .l2.5U
LY FLATS.
65 II. ID. Or. b. 30. 90
3o6 Fla av,5r.b. 20. 90
3os Fla av. Jr. b. 10. so
2303 Sherman. Ar, b19. d
23ll y, 5r, b. rs. 30
1911 cath. 5r. b. . Is. so
13l0A 23d NV .5r, bis. 80
2313 n. Or. b. 1850
1927 LIST. 4r, b. .11.50
23l5 y, 5r, b. ..lI.50
1900 y. Or. b. ..17.50
l3i6 + ne. 5r. b.16.50
l21 Thomas, 4r.b.i5.50
43Jha Tenn he, Ar. b.14.3o
433h Tepn ne.4r o14.30
i31La TeEn. II, b.13.50
ORED TENANTS.
123 l.. T. b......11..D
1872 Wiltb'r. Jr. .17.D
GSI Newport, Ar, b.l6.5D
1914 A ne, 6r. b. .16. 80
H4l Newport Ar. .b.l5.50
JOB I'D. Jr, w. 1850
l3l6 Duncan. .4r. b .14.UO
lO25 18th sc. 6r. 1870
i2I Kendall, 5r, W. 1900
494 Clarks ct. Ar. 300
123 Pierce, Ar. w..S.5O
i226 18th ne. Ar. W. $50
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'OR REM
ALLAN E. WALKER & co. Unc.).

1S41 10th NV, 11r, 2bs3. 81
1888 Il NV, lar. b. .&. 90
1902 Q NV, Tor. b. .65. 90
1901 l ~ 12r. 5000
1894 X, Tor, 2b. 5000
1745 Park rd, Or. b. 90. 90
1861 Park I'd. Or, b. so. 90
1900 Belm't, ,10r, ..t7.50
1895 22d NV, Or. b. As. so
1918 Fairm't, Tor, h. As. 90
31O7 Dumb av. .11r, b45. 90
1880 18th nw,1r, b4O.50
"a T NV, Or, b. 1850
1641 14th NV. Or. b3j.5
2OO6 1st NV. 7r, b. .35. so
4112 Ches'kes Or. b. $500
619 NJ NV, Or, b. $3.50
100 s NV. Sr, b. $3.50
Se.d for complete list OF
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FOR RENT
$65.. 223I Q NV. Or. b
Sos. ..21l3 D NV. lar b
a0.0.11lO Sth NV. Or, b
$3.50. .653 Nd sv.9r. b
$35. $685., o NV. Or. b
So. 30. 1915 Sd NV, 81. b
$32. so. 20 S NV, Sr, b
SoS. 80. COS X NV. Or. b
$27 so. 1914 Corn, Or. b
SIS. so. .63S N Cap. Sr. b
e25.s0.-lllS n Cap.6r. b
$3.50. $50 D ne, Or. b
I. L. KOI
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1Ipi-S SuiuSs uSs
Ir, b. $3.50
2130 II NV, Sr. b..30.O
81 18th ne, Or, b. &.3O
81 Defrees NV, w,Sr.22.50
1910 G Sc, Or, b. 1880
324 10th Sc, 7r, b. 1850
Gao Florence ne, Or.
b...............1I.50 b. 30
61 Myrtle ne. .6r. 90
STABLES & GARAGES
Rear 2O23 G.. .25. 90
l341 w, shops. 100
FLATS.
IT'S 14th NV, Or. b.32.0
1915 9th NV. ..5r. b. 25. 80
20 T ne, Or, b, fats. .23.@
171S 14th NV. .3r. b. 20. so
houses and apartments.
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UNf UhNlSd
0&4 Mass av. 16r,
Sb. yr.'st'm h't$4, 900
r ST, Sheridan cir.
1Sr. 3b. a. 900
1927 Mass av, Tor, ,2b,
steam heat. .15O
1905 N Fl av.11r, 3b. $50
1905 r. 1 NV, 2b. ..125
141O Mass av, 14r, 2b125
1890 10th NV. 13r, 30. 125
ia 18th NV, ,l7r,b. 100
218 II NV, lar, 2b,
hot-water heat. 100
1884 r NV, Tor, 2b. 1888
1921 Mass av, 13r,
b. steam heat. SO. .33
1872 10th NV. 12r. .b15.0o
1I49 + NV, l1r, b.65.O
1880 Col rd. .11r, cb65. 90
1886 1lth NV, 11r, bjJ.OO
1443 Chaplin, Or. 10000
1889 Girard. 11r. 2b60. 90
29i2 Newark, Or, 2b60. 90
1917 l. NV, l1r. b.6O.UO
14@ Clifton. Tor. 2b60. 90
lt3J = NV, Tor. b.57.50
1918 18th. Or, b. 80. 30
1I{s Euclid. 10r, b52. so
i:32 Kenyon. lar. 3b50.55
1864 Kenyon. / Ar, 3bJ0.JO
iS3Ontario rd. Sr,
ID JD.OO
GIG 22d NV. bakery.
ST. b. b.......... 30. 90
1889 Cal av. Or, b.
steam heat. -. so. 90
63 III NV. store, 7r.
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FOR sALE-cOLORED FOLKS, PLEASE NO
tice-Several fine, up-to-date. houses:
rooms and bath: cellar; furnace heat: large
lot: must be sold: wide ave. northwest sec
ffon. These houses Incompatible for the
money asked. Front and rear porches. Price,
$500; only $500 cash required.
WM. 0. ENGLER.
912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-NOS. 1112 TO his SPRING ROAD
NV: new modern six room and reception hall
houses handsome hardwood trim throughout :
tiled bath; beautiful mantels: edge grain floor
Ing: colonial front pcrches: large rear porches
beth stories: flot-water heat: electric and gas
lighting; waah trays: deep lots: convenient to
two car lines price, 81. SO: reasonable terms;
open for inspection. Exclusively by CHARLES
BOYD. Owner and Builder. l215 F 1T. ne.
FOR SALE-NO i2ic K ST NE: FINE SIX
room house: only one left in row: hardwood
finish; hot-w heat; electric lighting: tiled
bath. bargain for the price. Only $425O,
on reasonable terms. Exclusively ny CHARLES
BOYD. Owner and Builder, 1915 + ct. ne.
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FOR S.u.E-HEREs A HOME IN A CLASS BY
itself. II is "A detached stone nd frame house
with every modern improvement: surrounded
frontage Of Zoo on ss just
Conn. ave. Some of the residences adjoining
sana Go Of s
seldom for sale at any price. Can be bought
at nss sars'n HEs uePS' ,ins San be ola nsraassd as
FOR SALE-WE BELIEVE THIS is THE BEST
home OH the Heights within a few feet of
Connecticut ave for A the mosey @ on and a equal
$500. Owner anxious to make quick sale.
The square is beautiful. surrounded by ex.
wide by 100 feet deep to paved alley. Con-
tains 10 rooms and two baths; hot-water beat;
gas and electric lights; oak floors; seeNns
porch; entire house In perfect condition. Im-
BOSS PHELPS rncD. slo 14th, NV.
FOR SALE : THE CLEVEREsT TWO-sTORY
This honse IS t by and the %eie lot q By rs
to a l5-foot alley Finished in oak down
with mahogany doors: just little more mod
ern than anything you have ever seen In
W,ss Washington; g on electric lights. Act quickly
BOSS & PHELPS nnc) 91o 18th NV
FoR sALE-A I.-RooM RRICk HOUSE on
one one OF the grettiest streets Of the northwest:
public alley. BY spending a few hundred dol.
lars on this building you coul9 easily realize
sacriace-oniy s., $50: first trust. $4,000. You
will hSy bSy it without n going inside sid 80,
FOR sALE-HERE's A NICE NEW sIx-R00M
St near llth: trimmed in oak. Price. $4,000.
The house is 20 feet wide.
BOSS PHELPS HncD. 910 14th NV.
choice northwest; contains rooms and a two
story brick stable. for 81 600. What do you
'ARa Boss Ii gFfs ac st. M so in es ''o
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u ....-.....-. .ID-@
1851 Newton. Or. boo. 90
l764 X NV. Or. .2b. 5000 |
1871 Monroe. Tor. bJO. 90
lII5 Park rd. Tor, b47.50
1881 o. Tor. b. .i5.S4
@ol0 18th, l2r. b.45.JO
12i5 Kenyon. l0r, 2bfJ. 80
eI3l y NV. Or, b.45.50 |
lIl9 Riggs, Tor. $3.50
24o7 1sih NV. .l0r. bis. 80 |
2isl 18th. 10r. b.45.O |
3l6l 18th NV 10r. 2b45.OO
lt02 Ore av. 10r. b. IS. o. |
1926 18th NV, ,l0r. b42. ~
3e1.i Fulton. Sr,b.42.50 |
2i31 18th. Or. b.. .42.Jo !
1929 l1th NV, Tor. b4O. 30 |
1881 Corc'n. Tor, bi0. So |
3i6:: 18th. Tor. .2b. a.. 90 |
3a-i2 10th nw.9r. b. 10. 90
1880 Corc'n. Or. b. 40. 90
1921 Corc'n. Or. b. 40. 90
2sl5 ll;h. 1r. b.. 81. so
LIZ Corc'n. Tor, b36. so
I'LL 18th NV. Or. BIS. .ss
1920 l1th sw. .10r, h3J.I.,
II1+ 18th nv, ,sr, b35. so
1871 14th. 9r. D. F.. .3J. 30
ls33 Ore av. Or, b.35.5o
BIS B nc. Or. h. $3.50
TWO-FAMIl
COS 18th. 6r. b. $50 !
1919 18th. ar. b. $3.50
1880 Irving, 2n. Or. b3D. so
t644 Irving. 5r. b. $3.50
1903, Park. 5r. b. 30. 90
l344 Monroe. 5r,b.2T.JO
1911 Kalorama ri.
Sr. b ...........27.50
i''s Willard. ID, Or,
y 900
1896 willard. 2d a.
OF. ". 200
1916 9th. Ia. Jr,b.2J.OO
2iU9 11th, 5r. b. .23.5O
21o3 llth. 5r, b. .23.50
so12 q. Cir, b. 80
- Quincy. 5r. b. .22.5o
FOR GOOD COLI
a2c I. 16r. b. :. 1850
Sli L. or. b.. .35. 80
1924 ith, l0r. b.2.50
1908 18th. Or. 5000
1921 V. Or. b. ). .2S.J0
1919 v. Or. b. .2S.50
1886 18th. Or. W. 25. so
1904 10th. Or, b. .25.50
1874 Seafon. Gr. .b25.;,o
81 Acker ne. b. 30
a1T. 919 18th. Or. BIZ. 80
SO I'D. 6r. W. .20.50
ia3I 4th. Sr, l.. 20 80
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So2. so. 1873 Cedar nw,6,b
$3.50. .9i1 Fla av,6r.b
A$1S.O..1 .11c9 18th ne, ,1r.b
$3.50. .1433 G NV Or, b
$i7.S5. 1861 Emerson
$l7.5O.643 Pickford Or. b
$3.50. .43 Myrtle. Or. b
Stills Hickman. CRIB
Sl7. 81 Myrtle ne. Or. b
SIT. .3491 Ga v,5r, b. at
&l4.5O. .474 o NV. .3r.b. d
&12. .a0.72S 18th ne, Or, b
B, 0n3 New York eve.
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TO lET-BY THE +. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Z. @. SMITH. LEE d. LATIMER
140S NEW YORK AVE.
1000 9th St, IA rooms and baths. 80. $500
1746 Q st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. -. IS. 90
1923 Chaplin St. 10 rooms and bath. G000
1926 VT ave-. IL rooms and bath. ...... 5000
1920 18th ST., 1U rooms and bath ..... 5000
1925 Newton, 9r. & b.. hot-water heat. 41.5O
1870 Harvard st. NV, 0 rooms and bath. 4O50
l44O Chaplin st. NV, Z rooms and bath. 20 so
703 Quincy st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1855 23d ST. rooms and bath ......... T5U
o X ST. me-, rooms and bath. ........ $3.50
6l3 Kenyon ST., rooms and bath. $3.50
312 9th st. me-. rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
233 II st. me-. 8 rooms and bath. $500
53l 18th st. ne. rooms and bath. ..... 1880
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1870 81. NV. handsome house Of I2 rooms
and 2 baths. in splendid order, be rented,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. at 800 per mo-
UNFURNlSHED, $S3.33. Inspection by permit
only.
THE r. Fl. SMITH COMPANY
nos NEW YORK AVE
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FOR EXCHANGE-A SPECIALITY OF REAL
estate exchanges; big active list of city
houses, apartments, fats lots and suburban
and farm properties. For advantageous propo-
sitions see L. f. L. PRINCE. 72l Bond bldg
Evening star., 1911-08-30

FOR SALE
A NEW DETACHED HOME.
ONLY ONE LEFT. The construction of this
home marks a radical departure from the style
of homes heretofore built in Washington. 1t
has 9 extra large, bright rooms, pantry and
magnificent tiled bath. with shower.
ATTIC OVER ENTIRE HOUSE.
Oak floors: electricity and gas; hot-water
heat; neeping porch: beamed ceiling and open
fireplace in dining room.
STONE PORCH 5. FEET LONG.
PRICE, IS. 75O. EASY TERMS.
AN UNPARALLELED VALUE.
SAMPLE HOME, 5106 14TH ST.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL O'CLOCK.
SHANNON e. LUCHS.
7l3 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE MAGNIFICENT HOME ON
kalOrama road at a price 5000 less than
what homes not good as this have sold
for In the same location: 25 feet Oide;
10 large rooms and tiled baths; h.-w.
heat; gas and elec. light: colonial front
porch and 2-story covered rear porch: con-
crete cellar with servants room. bath and
toilet; large laundry; large closets in ev-
cry room not including large cedar
closet for packing. Lot 120 feet deep 10
20-ft paved alley. Hardwood finish
throughout: edge grain floors. This home
never occupied Owner. who has had
same built by day labor for his home,
will sell Mt once. on acc0opt OF leaving
city. at great loss to him. Price only
$4,000. This Is the cheapest home ever
put on the market In this neighborhood.
WAGSTAFF & WHITE Unc.). 9O4 18th st. NV
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GET OUR FULL RENT LIST AT OFFICE
All classes OF property for rent. complete
list Of desirable apartments.
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FOR RENT-D.D.T
1908 Ga av.6r, b. $50. 80
500 II NV, 7r, b. $500
702 G ne, Or, b. $3.50
Al7 Pa av.Sr, b....3.0 90
zoos Sth ne. Or, b. .2O.0
1912 G ne. 6r. b. 20.50
Flat I'LL N NV. .0.@
1870 II ne, Ga b.. .0.5O
lie ID ne. 0r. b. is, 50
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The Carlisle. 1913 y.
5r. b. $3.50 to 1910
lies Wil'd.c "A. Or. b. * .S0
&c @, I'd a. 5r. b. .21.00
40 Lar "A Nr a 2O. 50
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$500
BUYS A $500 HOUSE.
Beautiful semi-detached two-story brick house
in a semi suburban section Of the NV. This
house has rooms and bath; hOt-water heat; |;
is finished in hardwood and built in frst-class
manner. Must be sold at once to settle re-
ceivership.
JORDAN & co. Gnc9.
1st floor. Southern building, 1920 II st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

TWO ACRES IN DISTRICT, BORDERING on
Rock Greek Park. improved by handsome nine
room modern house; cost present owner *3oMs
Plfce. $4,000: terms: consider investment
property IA city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

SOC La VaLieres 23c
Ia VALERIE neck chain and pen
dant, belt buckles and pins, fancy
brooches, pearl neck beads and
hat pins, including o.
many SOC styles. -..--. XIV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29
BILUIT6ER DROPS MASK;
ATTACKS CONSERVATION
In Denver Speech He Takes Stand Against Federal
Control of Forests and Public Lands and Attacks
Bureau Chiefs Who Uncovered Things in His
Department-He Wants Alaska to Be Elk
plotted by Individuals

the people to repudiate their own civic
infidelity in the selection Of Quall11ed
representatives by abandoning repre-
sentatiOn for bureaucracy but there
seems 10 be no logical connection be-
tween this view and the doctrines OF
initiative, referendum, recall and other
popuHstic panaCeas.
Charges "seT-Out, Scheme.
THE extent to which bureaucratic
ambition may be carried can perhaps
be illustrated best by Ine scneIne, az
one time seriously considered by GER
tain bureau heads, to dismember the
interior department by taking from Il
all those bureaus that had anything
TO do with the public domain and, to-
gether with the forestry bureau, con-
centraue them in another department,
where their combined strength could
be utilized TO promote the propaganda
designed TO operate the public domain
as a national estate for the oonserTa-
ton Of certain bureau chiefs. The
interior department was to be LETT
with the patent office, the pension Of
flee and the eleemOsyuary 1nstitu-
tons Even the national parks were
to be taken from it and patroled Dy
men in green uniforms the grazing
lands were TO be leased TO the lnIlu-
entail and more powerful stOckmen;
the forests held OF disposed OF in con
junction with the timber barons; the
mineral lands mined on lease OF royalty
to those who would contribute their
support to this pOlittcO- bureaucrat1 teal
combination, and the water powers and
rights of way d1Srrl buted on a permit
basis, so as to hold the permittee as a
Tassal to the service. Finally, agrt-
cultural lands, at least in reserves,
were to be held on equally subserYient
and perilOus tenure.
NO country, except Russia, which
adheres to the bureau idea, has under
taken to treat the forests as national
Germany, cited as a guide in forestry,
does not adhere TO the national forest
idea Her forests are held and man
aged by and the revenue turned into
the several states; there are no i'm
perial forests.
Knows the Public Knows.
st am not unmindful that any such
suggestion viii be met with a TRADE
Of abuse from those who are interest
ed in promoting the bureaucratic idea
Of national conservation, and the In
dividual who has the temerity to make
the suggestion VIII at once be heralded
as the agent Of the interests; possibly
Of the Guggenheius, as they have been
made the convenient target for all
such assaults, and the suggestion will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

Denver, Colo, Sept. 29.-Denouncing
what he termed a tendency toward 'bu-
reaucratic government in America and
declaring that certain reformers were
introducing doctrines which are the
antithesis Of reform" Richard A Bal
linger, former secretary Of the inter
Tor, in addressing the public lands con-
veution today, took occasion to reply
to recent address at Seattle, Wash,
Of secretary Of the interior Walter L.
Fisher.
rs it progress to give unbridled
power TO bureaucra tsp asked Mr. Bal
Inger. There is a set Of people In
this, as there is in every country, VINO
want the government TO 90 everything
for them, because they are either roo
indolent or incompetent to do for
themselves" he continued
This is the essence OF socialism
Therefore, every tendency toward the
alteration Of our constitutional sys-
rems which encourages palernallsIn Is
destructive Of the essential principles
of republican Institutions The bureau
cratic theory Of government Is de-
struCtive Of our representative system
"The Bureaucratic PLOT
"SubOrdination as well as efficiency
demands that bureau chiefs act
through the head Of the department to
which they were assigned. They are
the servants Of the departments, as
the QeparLTu are or the eAECALAf e.
Executive discipline in the early days
of the government tolerated no sem
blance Of INSTRUMENTATION. So long as
the federal bureau retained its subor-
dinate character It performed a neces-
sary and wholesome function.
by the laEity Of this discipline. by
the encoura cement Of congress to am
bilious bureau chiefs and through the
itching for nOtOriety, the bureaucratic
idea Of government secured a fOOthOld.
The bureaucratic idea Is founded on
the assumption that the bureau head,
or chief. is better fitted to handle the
affairs Of the people than they are
themselves A government becomes
bureaucratic when the power Of its
officers is exercised in ruling rather
than in serving the public. The sym
pathetic relation Of the official to the
public as Its agent and servant is en-
tirely Obliterated.
The public is always ready to i'm
pute superior ability to executive Off
GERS, in whose election they have no
part, rather than to their own repre-
sentatives. It may be an easy way for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

probably be attacked on the ground
that the states have failed TO snow
a proper appreciation and ability 10
handle their own public lands
The very isolation OF Alaska ana
her inhospftable climate should move
the government to give ner gIeaIsL
freedom Of development in respect 20
her natural resources She should
least Of all territories be burdened with
bureaucracy Government operation or
her railways, her mines and her OLneF
resources means continued declmaIlon
OF her population and the Withholding
of capital for investment in any part
Of that region"
His Reply to Fisher.
Here Mr.. Ballinger made what was
regarded as a reply to Mr- Fisher.
THE reformer says the hands OF
the clock never turn backward, but IS
he ALWAYS sure the reforms he advo-
Gates are not the renewal OF discarded
doctrines which were in their day the
antfthesIs of reform? Are we pro-
crossing when we advocate the doc
trines OF federal oppression against
which every line Of the constitution
cries out? Is. IT progress. or the ad-
vancement Of popular rights TO give
unbridled power to bureaucrats2 NO!
It is going back to the evils we strug-
Rled to emancipate ourselves rom.
Again. IS It progress and sound reform
to saw we will no longer tolerate the
system which gave a fee simple title TO
the industrious and cOurag eOus pros
pector and settler in the public lands;
a system which has made the great
mass Of our people home builders and
the builders Of new commemorative
stored with wealth and civic progress
unriValed IN all the range Of human
eudeavOr?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29
ADS BY FuONE

You can easily sell It. Call Bell rs
Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and
The Herald VIII sell it. No bother. no
formality-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29
EXPECTED SATURDAY
WITH HOTEL PLANS
Work May Begin as Soon
as the Site Is
Cleared

Ralph Taylor. vice president Of the
William Miller Sons company. which
has the contract to erect the new Paso
Del Norte hotel, IS expected to arrive
here Saturday with the plans for the
big hotel
Work on the new structure will then
begin as soon as the site Is cleared.
The old Kohlberg building has been
wrecked to the first story and viii be
out Of the way OF the grading con-
tractors next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29
YOuCanRestEasy

after you have entrusted
the making of your clothes
to our tailOrs. They know
how to bring out the good
points Of your figure and
to overcome the unsatis-
factory ones. You are en-
abled to make an inteIIi-
gent selection Of pattern
from a comprehensive
stock Of high grade ma
terials and you know after
this is done that you are
going to secure a fit com
mensurate with the goods
selected. Then too, you
are backed by our invari-
able guarantee which is
held in very high regard
by the good dressers of
this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

Fresh buttermilk. 81 Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29
OYSTERS COD. GROCERY
AND MARKET
Bell Phones $780, 4341, 4842; Bell Phone, Meat De-
partment 1916; Auto 1851

Best Goods For Less Money. Try us and let us show
you what we can save you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

STORE CLOSED
Monday being a holiday
our store win be closed
all day. Saturday and
Monday papers wiH con-
tain interesting an
nOuucements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

THE savings this advertisement should appeal strongly to
every Of thrifty of mind Each price quoted
ducton from the POPULARS already ga little less
buying helps to make the doarsand dollars
hp to Therefore POPULAR Saturday sales
make ourc customers bank accounts bigger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-29

$L25 Handbags Csc
Novelty style hand bags, tho
Marie AntOinette shape, made Of
tapestry, with gilt frame and
long cord Regular OK
$125 styles .--.-..... OOS
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-01-27
END TALK ON RECIPROCITY
Canadian and United States Conferees
Agree on Tariff Pact, But
Withhold Details.

Washington.-The state department
announces that the Canadian tariff re-
ciprocity pact has been agreed upon.
4 Joint statement was issued Saturday
by the United States and Canadian ne
gotiators which read:
The negotiators have reacAeu an
understanding, which, when certain
formalities are completed, will be
made public at Washington and Of
tawa. 1t is thought this may be done
Thursday"
In submitting the agreement to the
senate and to the house, President
Taft will avoid submitting it as a
treaty, which would require a two
thirds vote in the senate. Concur
rent legislation in both branches OF
congress making the stipulated rates
apply to Canada can be made effective
with a majority vote in each branch or
congress. While the details are with
held, it is understood in general way
that the Canadian duties on American
manufactures are scaled down IRON
az to 5 per cent.
This is another form of Canada
granting it's intermediate tariff In
stead OF its general tariff on Ameri'
can manufactures.