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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
(PAIp ADVERTISEMENT
WILLIAM Il. MURPHY'S FRIENDS ALL
PREDICT REPEATED ACHIEVEMENTS
HAS BEEN MEMBER OF COUNCIL FOR ELEVEN
YEARS-EICHT FROM THE NINTH AND
THREE "ATLARCE"
Regarded in Every Section
Of City As a Capable and
Dependable Councilman

william II. Murphy. who for II
years has been q member OF the
city council. eight al the represen-
tative OF the Ninth ward, and three
As a member-at-large lie candi-
date for the new council. which Is
10 be made up Of nine instead OF
eighteen members. Property own
srs. taxpayers and citizens gener-
ally. who have watched the work
Of Murphy In the city council, pre-
dict that he will repeat his achieve
ment OF three years ago. when he
led the ticket by several thousand
votes. He has not only large fol
lowing In the territory north OF
the canal. where he lives. but IL
regarded In every section OF the
city as a man who Is capable. has
had long experience and can be de-
pended upon at all times 10 work
and vote for every single bill that
will help In the upbuilding Of
Greater Seattle and give improve
uents to every section of NE city
where they are needed.
Murphy's greatest achievements
as a matter Of course have been
In the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and
Thirteenth wards, all situated north
Of Lake Union. but no other sec
ton of the city has suffered as a
result Of his efforts in behalf Of
the country to the north. He has
always shown by his work In the
council that he IL heartily In favor
Of local improvements, so long as
they benefit the people at large.
but on a number OF occasions has
opposed improvements tending to
benefit the few and result In a
hardship to the majority.
When Murphy took up the ques-
tion several years ago OF con-
demning a right-of-way for Ewing
street, ninety feet wide, between
Fremont and Ballard, he ran
against obstacles, the most formid.
able OF which was a desire on the
part Of the Northern Pacific for
the city to abandon the improve.
ment In order that II might obtain
the property for It's connections be.
tween Ballard and Lake Union
Murphy opposed this plan, and re
fused to vote to abandon the Ew.
ing street project. with the result
that the condemnation was carried
through at cost Of 1913 900 Failing
20 have the project abandoned. the
Northern Pacific then made appli
cation for a franchise on Ewing
street, with the result that the
company was required to deal "a
q considerable extent with Murphy
the originator Of the Ewing street
condemnation. When the smoke
cleared away the Northern Pacific
had a franchise on Ewing street
leaving thirty feet for other rail
road companies or for traffic Of
every character. and the company
bad not only paid the entire con
! eemnation cost on Ewing street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
LEGISLATURE Slow in
Tackling Big Questions

dread fear Of taekinp the bio questions
IN this has ana
sxcep there has been woefu lack OF atten
ton TO ms important subjects
The compensation instance while introduced ono OF
reported
the committee there only three weeks
for the legislature when reoonvones ON next Tues
The initiative referendum recall bills stin In commit
have their seats solely on
promise There also the
question legislators into conspicuous
OF legislature thus far has been des
bills have been introduced
less consideration in both houses
and eve a smaller percentase passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

~ will pay you $40 for every
man you hire 20 work IN the
saw mill. Make them buy land
before beginning work. Let
them work a day or two, then
fire them and tell them 10 60
&c -. I've worked the same
game at Pacific City"
This was. In substance, c. D. HIN.
mans instructions 10 G. O. Graham,
q stationary engineer and sawmis
man. according 90 his testimony yes.
tsrday afternoon In the Hillman
trial IN the United States district
court
Graham was attracted 10 one OF
Hillman's agents by an advertise
ment, announcing the free use OF
. sawmill. $4,000 acres OF free
stumpage and the use OF railroad
free. Hillman demanded. he said.
q $50. 900 bond Graham said there
was no available timber near Bir.
mingham. and that the mill ma.
ehinery at Birmingham was "old
Junk"
Charles Nelson, an old man. living
I'm this city. testified 90 having
bought Birmingham property for
sf75. He declared that instead OF
five acres. there was less than Ia
in the tract. and that on complain.
Ing 10 Hiilman. be was told that he
couldn't expect TO get five acres for
3s75.
Offered 20 Transfer.
HllIman offered 10 transfer him
70 Boston Harbor OF any other place.
he said. and finding that he could
not get his money refunded. he ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

amounting to sos. 900. but donated
SIC. 900 toward the condemnation
OF Leary avenue. also ninety feet
wide. which practically parallels
the Northern Pacific tracks be
thus opening mp a wide thorough.
fare and making II possible TO To-
cate any number OF factories and
warehouses, with railroad facili-
ties Ia the rear and wide street
In front. This amount was paid
TO the city yesterday.
Another Improvement which
Murphy fsthered at a time whom
he received but scant consideration
In the council. is that OF Westlake
avenue. by which permanent
roadway will be constructed from
Westlake avenue and Mercer street
to Fremont at an elevation suf-
ficient to cross the canal Natural
ly. such an undertaking, which
means the elimination OF an un.
slightly and dangerous trestle
around the west side OF Lake Union
and the construction of a perma.
nent roadway, required consider
able time, but Murphy did not give
up his pet project, and when work
was finally ordered, less than
year ago, he had succeeded in
starting an Improvement for which
the property owners will pay far
less than one-half OF the cost. The
balance was made up In several
ways. showing the versatility Of
Murphy in driving a good bargain
for the city and for the property
owners. First he had $4,000 In
ciuded in a municipal bond Issue
and then an item Of $4,000 placed
In the tax budget. The Northern
Pacific, as part OF the Lake Union
grant, paid $4,000 in addition to
80 .S8s.4s, representing one-fifth
Of the cost OF Improvement along
it's grant. The Seattle Electric
company added ,10,s62 to the fund,
so that the property owners will
be assessed but 1927 .e66.60 for an
Improvement that will cost 1919,
195.0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
Mrs. elise President OF
Orthopedie Hospital

Mrs J. W. elise was yesterday
elected president % tho board 81
trustees OF the Children's Orthoped.
&c hospital. 10 succeed Mrs. G. ID.
Stimaou. retired
The treasurer. Mra G. Il Collins,
reported a balance Ia the checking
account OF sii.0s052. and In the
savings account sti.920. aa against
payment Of $4,000 due on the
new building In July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Next week. however, will start
ausplciously with the consideration
b. the house of the eighthour law
for women on Tuesday.
Cannerymen have hoen so de
cided In their opposition 70 this
law, on account OF the restricted
season In which they can operate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

that they have practically forced a
compromise exaJnpting their indus
try from the law. As this oxemp-
ton is undoubtedly unconstitution'
al. labor leaders have added fur
Their provlso 20 the effect that
should Il be held invalid. II would
not affect the remainder OF the
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
Retail Prices at
Public Markets


Leg Of mutton. fgA cents pound. shout
der mutton. cents pound slriain steak.
~ cents pound T-h1na steak. rs cents
pound sood Eastern bacon. - cents
chops. t2a cents pound. Tatons steak
Is cents pound, pfessed corned beef. ss
cents pound Eastern ham. ~ cents
pound. salt pork. rs cents pound rolled
roast. Is cents pound. legs 81 lamb. 10
ntn pound pork chpps. ~ pound /.
hons made pork sausage. 40 cents pound
boiled Sliced ham. - cents pound
Artichakss. 10 cents each FOR IS
cents cauiifioWsr. 90 10 cents each .
craubsrriea 10 cents measure. grape
fruit. for cents 20 cents each. APP
pies. 81 box. italian cheetuuta. 10 cents
pound imported figs. 10 cents brick
grapes pounds rs cents. Yard dates
rs cents pound new wsinuts 40 cents
pound prunes. pounds rs cents; apples
DOZEN rs cents. Yakima spuds. fi.fs 20
us sack. delivered. sunkist oranges
rs cents DOZEN. lemons. 10 cents doEen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
The MARKETS

The following are the average price.
qesfsd b. the local Wholesaler. On i@csi
prpdarr. meats asa feed. Price, In all
Eases are subject 90 sariatlon. sscsrdiax
10 fresln-ss aud Esorral rHreiisnve. bat
th~ss prtres unless otherwise Indicated.
Tor strictly first grades
~.II4.u IKtF~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

The Star Ia anxious 10 see that
every subscriber gets his or her
paper every night II your paper
fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly
notify the circulation department
OF The Star and a paper will be
sent you by special messenger.
Main 1900 or Ind 44i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

The demand that exists today for Seattle real
estate is evidence OF the city's prosperity
You can profit by this demand if you bring your
real estate 10 the attention OF prospective purchasers
The FOR SALE-REAI. ESTATE columns OF
The Star offer you an opportunity OF changing your
FOR SALE" signs to SOLD" signs.
The Star now has paid circulation in Seattle and
immediate vicinity OF nearly 10000 every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

0-~~~~~s~~~~~~~~
WE Buy SELL OR EXCHANGE
ANYTHING WHAT have you 90 offer
write Tor fuii particular 20 national
buyers ana sellers Agency 81 broadway,
NrW York Ciy
Auto rnsiine 81 200 iesa ihan YeaF aeoi
will exchange fQF lot Boz Ballard and ftoa
cash. IND 4fil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
REGISTRATION GROWING.

Seveuty.two voters regis
tered yesterday bringing the +,
total registration up 10 7i.ai0. +,
The books gill close at mid 4
night. February ~. just before
the primaries for councilmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
MUST RAISE SOME
CASH

" once; VIII sell the host fve-acre tract
north Of the city limits for Just half
the price adjoining property II selling
Guiding celery Part upland. perfect
for chickens Two live streams the
year round. ono a large trout stream.
a 5000 bungalow erecting on adjoin-
Ing tract. Large developments coming
this summer IN this neighborhood. A
great snap for some one. some cash.
Owner. A-il5. The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

ACREAGE NEAR AUBURN.

FSHmo NltC NNN = - ! J ~ ;.
ACREAGE NEAR AUBURN.
We have a large iratt ~ land situate
near Auburn. adjoining The Stone
Webster power plant Work very Easy
20 secure Several hundred men EN-
acre tracts ~ 800 pfr aofh on fha very
easiest terms ~ go raHhs balance %
pef month Better come ~ an1 inquire
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third FLOOR Neu York block
IN THE HEART or OREGON
We have "a fow GOOD buys left in the
Goddard Estate lands b. Central Ore
Fnn. railroads building through. GOOD
coll sosd water good climate. tal
ines. ana have "a talk win someone Who
KAY M'KAY.
900 Liberty building.
Oppariic rastoffioe
For saio cheap. nss-aefe uaefs near
bioets nom ths new n y freight yards
ana car shops IurfF five minutes. ride
e Seattle on lnierufhan and g minutes
in Tacoma Fertile valley land perfect
b level. never flooded easy tefms
A - uILEN. Ownef.
~ " y No q Aubufu. wash
rive acres. meas seattle. good soiI ~
ffuit ~ garden, fine far poultry ranch.
monthly,
IifAwOHTH REALTY 60.
iioi American Bank holding
For Aaif-go acfos Of good land a.
Pearson one mile from Sound. bargain
far rnah Inquire egio 2fth Az = "
Phone Ballard ftt.
Won saie or tfnde. 100 acre. wheat
farm. near WruHfehee. for small piece
land. Louis Wick tfefM hirfh az
i've acres. good soii near tsattle, for
1870. 80 down. % monthly. Hefbeft
y Upper 100 Lsafy bids
t-aefs tracts. fa7t ana %. i2s cash
Baker q Co. 80 Arcade HidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

PERSONALS.
Ne~@~sNrNaerNe@eeesF~~ es@srsesf~eerses@snseef-
Tne lonesome CLUB,
OtEN TO ALL
Join Tie ana rind
ssCE. IMPROVEMENT,
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are tho objects ~ our club. ana
strangers are wefutina NeHpsctabiittY
T. tho principal qualification Zoe nsms
barHhtp
Fer further Information ana for terms.
call uuam Of address
the LONESOME CLuu
January Paper sc.
Rooms ~ and gf, Dept a. No 1919
Fourth Az. Hsnftis. y A.
Dor atl. office hours, 10 20 g. TO on
sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Loans 30 WORKING people. Oscar r Jen-
seu q Co. Inc. az Northern Bank BidEs
Fourth and PIKE
Loans on fufnifura horses. etc |iil-
lam Roach. room III New York BifE
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sunnHAi piHrcIoRa.

ADDNDWrNnnI-H
ruTrrRWonrn a HON, Professional
ntreeters and Licensed umbAimafs tegt
lat. opp Moore theatre 10th phones tts
naaney Watson Co Funeral plregioss
rhtrd AZ aud University both nhan6r "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
COLLATERAL LOANS.

~N-0lNNN~TsN-0sNJNIN-N INlN-N-Fs"@Ts|'|"97l7-I
PAoFlDEsT PLEDGE SOCIETY
100 white Building
Short time loans a. low rates on
collateral security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

wrsT srArrlr rrAl EsIbTe.
REAL EsTATU LOANS.

-e=Naceeeee-~e~h<a~eeA~e<a
Eisfsf west seattle Hssi Estats
ENCLuEIVILr - Downs BiAK 1es
SECOND ~ Hain 1850 ina fztt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
THE SEATTLE STAR

THE SEATTLE STAR
gIfp eHlarDe
Gazos 5 E ssss lcoGtcirS
~sezrfrE HE
10 MAIL sUBsCHIBERs Ths OATS
when your subs--iption expires IL on the
address label .. each paper. When that
again been paid 10 advances. your name
10 taken from the list change OF date
on the address label In receipt
BY mail (strletiy In advanced, 30 cents
a month. M TO siE months; six months.
81 10. one year, fs2b,
By mall. out Of city. 30 cents per month
up 20 SIX months: six months t.1o; one
Classified want ads. etc, ons cent per
word, minimum charge for any ad. 10
cents Telephone ad In and We will send
collector for payment Main 1900. Ind.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Samuel Watson church Of True Spirit
uaiism, Inc. meets second floor Stevens
Dancing Academy Fourth. between
H. isii. i O'clock. general confersnes.
3 .. m, lecture by Rev. Stella Ross
Cameron. subject. what Are tho
tffAteAi ana MOST needed Things In
This World for the Upiifiment OF fIu-
manlty7" s.1b, formation OF circles
BY DIR. Anna wilder. Brother J. W.
: Brown, Sister Mckenzie (the trance
medium. Evening lecture. D. m. by
Rev. A J speckert. subject. Prayer
and why the SpirituaiistH Should
Pray" After evening lecture, platform
tests by Rev. O. j. Stevenson, DR.. Anna
wilder and Rev stella Ross Cameron
Rev. q. ]. Stevenson VIII give a short
talk in the afternoon, and also at night
after tn. evening lecture. Solos and
duets by Ida Michaels and -. Carlos
McAllister. Admission free Every
one welcome.
sTEBBINs a NYLEs,
Practical Plumbers. t1s Twelfth Az. o.
JobbinE Promptly Attended To.
Prices Reasonable. Work Guaranteed.
Telephones-Beacon SO; York Hb
Eshslman a wilson, carpenters and
general tobberr Weather stripping and
glazing q speciality. Main 1iTo and Ind.
21si
H. II. Kulies cigar factory has re-
moved 10 500 Third ay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

prssed Seattle fsaidsnos prsDsuJ In
established distrtcta
CITY AID COUNTY LOAAh
on improved o. vacant properly 81 7 snd
per cent. any amount from ite % fteb.
Tor a long 81 short tine. and saHf pay
fnanfas no delay ffuTfeFanf CO.. III
Bofton BLOCK hsron1 ana ceisnbiA. -
Money 20 loan Boz sums from fsea Up.
30 commissions No bonus 30 delay.
WAHHfN0TON FAVfNos AHD LOAN
AEHOCfATfON. Icf Cherry - Eaiab-
iished "a years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pERFORMED


PHONES MAIN sfsf; ND -
home confinement female disorders Sue
esssfeiif treated physician " required
1891 valley, corner hhsfiaha az faks
easftske cav ~ VALLEY 81
En-rNsryoue Suffering from
MOOD ~ SKIN diFurdrrH ~ any Kind
e. Gait faf free trial bottle nf Hichufd's
famous remedy SO Pacific Bids
LADIES REMODELiN0 PARLoRs
New garments made and nlf Frruadsisd
Latest slfies Prices reasonable als
Afeaae ulfs tna q gftf
hgifs SEATED ~ once ~. ee9 estates
ssehiHk claimants You may be ens
Esffs la booklet 80 send stamp later
uAttanai claim Agency ifftshufE "a
Miss ALLYN yihrstafy. fads massass,
aanirufine Select patronage Suite tef
Marien Hlk fif sns Phone ina sest
Nhe8matisn. afatr 81 chronic. oar spss
eieitr nyssA Therapeutic Baths, tss
Kitsl nlk
has at ana sirctfiral haths massage
sHi swedish movements tYEeA Ehsfa-
pNatir Mathh 500 httsi nik
Msepsnen uurka Hotel itst Fifsi
Naths asa massage Room 1oh tfh fnsF
afaa HOLMAN nlanicuriur. haef tts
tote haras tttt flfsi Az le 20 10
waatsi re giFs aHar lutte cocker
snanlsl doc ite nseadsay
Aih# JEWELL maniearins opsn SEQ.
daf iietsi talasmaf NV 30. fegm u
ssnefttA Neuiss mantfafisf. chifapa.
alsf lieem .. h1iti ENlnii l9i plks
raiiafsf suits arcssmaktne modern
ntless tfre gQth az "
~ y Maiiafy Efg~s hair sna cures
fararuff ~ A'Utuass 81
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,esSs'r~~->.0-,~',' '',->y',~sS>Ss~-0s,~0~o-e<
Seattle Fusi Co. all kinds % coal and
miliwoed itlG. lad ia
Patent dust pan With flrsf laaa coal
WaluwriFhf a McLeoc Phones 1919
Great western Fuel Co Coal. fa7ss
mill wood. O. % load 1914 Ind 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
FOR sALE-FuRNITUsE


Highest chah paid Tor furniture and
household goods MAin Tfgt l. .ffs
Three rooms furnligra for sale rheap,
y tneilenberr 1873 Day 81. Seattle
Decks chairs showcase Chicago Ators
and office Furniture Co. iafs list Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Rfal Seattle Pattern wofhs u spss
The best equipped shop ~ town
RUPTURE CrMEn.-nu not wear
truss permanent. absolute, without ousf.
attuu % detention from business OF
iahert over one hundred cases cured Past
TIVE years, from aEe 4 year % age 10
The Harvard system. 500 ahafsr nidE .
itit Hsfund Az, Seattle
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed dysd. cleaned and re-
blocked fiumea curisd and cleaned
Alteration Dept New and old gar
nsats tti Arcade
Nsfssiiie hair REarohEn u not ave.
9Th turn gray af bisafhed hair 90 fs
natural color ttt Arcade nldE Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

pocroR W %. WALKER.
sFECtALtnr.
rpler Block tia second A..
Nervous ana chronic Disorders
No WumoN o. children Treated
Rial- mum ratl.fn Mafhs N aaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

NrS1NNO~~~~~~~~~SNN~
For Heni--3 and f-room modern apart
ments In The Eldora. ara E. Olive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Eshelman a wilson, carpenters and
general tobbers Weather stripping and
glazing a speciality. Main li7o and Ind.
x1e1
n. H. Kulies cigar factory has re-
moved TO 500 Third ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

sTEBBINs a NYLEs,
Practical Plumbers. t1s Twelfth Az. o.
JobbinR Promptly Attended To.
Prices Reasonable. Work Guaranteed.
Tsiephones-- Beacon 6Le. York 1916
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

rirr acres HrhF seattle, good soil fni
fruit ~ garden. fine faF poultry ranch
900 90 per acre. cash fio11 ana ~ q
monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
LIVESTOCK

-~~~~~~-~D~.~s~-~~~~-@S~ >-~~~S~e-c~~~-N~-~-N-~
FOR SALE. FRESH COWS
I have NrFtrAf fVs-FHiion eoAa that
are just fresf Come and see ihsn
MIXED az many times AZ you like IL
hinth az Fhonn Queen Anne 1907
HOLCOMB CO. BALE STABLES.
Heavy draft. medium sired borses. guar
snieed i1iz Western sF Aain ifff
80 buys freah Jersey coH. age g. per.
fectiy gentle Tor women and children. very
easy mixer. calf 3 weeks old Green 1eE.
set tlnd ~. corner - Aurora az
Have at al tines SO 20 Is horses for
hire. also for sale. Watson Bros. tTis
fifnt az. r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
clrY arAL rarArr-tcn.,,

TWO LOTS FOR 1900
Those Tote are close o. car De- fhs Green
Lake diaffiff. houses being h4if All
around them, no rrHffirfi1Has Fau an
pot W "a little fempararg home Bntii
such time na rnH Wlsh 90 H4lH ggar
tnfn Portable DunFHlon. llt f4HH TO
moan l0ih hmtffau hHH} Ei1E
1900 % ,hHh ana tzg paf mouth iii
buy flva.foDm modern cottage rsaf fhfea
raf lines only ls wlnutea . Hefana Az.
aud Madison ~ viii lake good .at az
~ - L-..rDna-LI At.ru IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

For Halfwae Arfta Of good land a.
l pearnoH. one mile from Found a bargain
~ raah Inquire egio 2fth aV - w
fsInra RaffarH HNH
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tos1 AND POUND.

@s>Ts~ses~~N=rs~-~-N~~yN ~-~-~s~r-e>~@e~~~-ses@s
let % asfhanEed. a suitcase ca Green
Lake o. Fauniisror caf Return fzi xii
bourne East ift9
. foaas Essii.h .s,,sr sss L
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ROCHESTER,
THE FASTEST GROWING TOWN
In TIE STATE TODAY

We have a few lots IN the heart q the
town. ono block from the high school
and three blocks from the n = and
MtlWaukor depufa We are selling these
lots az t2t per lot. on easy terms
Lots = - mile farther cHt Are sell
Ing for from t4i 10 fapo per lot We
offer the best IN Rochester at = what
others are selling at Factories are
buiifine dwellings ana business houses
are going W buy nov. these viii last
but = frw days
JACKSON REALTY g. LOAN co.
Main III Bailey BLDG Ind SIC
The evening world., 1911-03-15

nesse opinion OF Mrs. Metber's sanity,
assuming to be true all which the de-
tense sought TO establish by its evil
dence. The question. which filled half a
dozen typewriter pages. was practically
q compendium of all that has been testi-
fed to on both sides.
Chief Quigley of Rochester. recalled
to-day, swore that he regarded Mrs.
Melber's actions when she was under ar
rest In his office as entirely rational.
Attorney Palmer for the defense cata-
pulled a lot of sharp questions at tho
witness.
did she lie TO YOU repeatedly" he
asked.
she did"
do you base your opinion as to her
being ra4bonai on that fact?"
mot entirely"
rs 1t your opinion that the more a
roman lies the more rational she N?'
yes"
That's ALL" Numbered Mr.. Palmer
as he resumed his seat.
But 1t was not all. District Attorney
Sanford, on redirect examination.
Strengthened out the witness and put
him on record as saying that his i'm
pressions OF the accused's mental re-
sponsibillty were based on his careful
The evening world., 1911-03-15

George has vanished as completely as
II HI had stepped off into the original
abyss.
The evening world., 1911-03-15
WALL STREET.

The opening of this mornings stock
market vas met by n general move on
the part of professional traders to real
lie on profits made on the recent bulge.
Prominent issues were reduced frac-
~tionally at the outset by this selling. but
a rally was Immediately forthcoming on
a renewal Of bullish activity OF the same
character that has been a feature OF tho
market during the past week.
James J. INNS optimistic statement In
tho morning papers about conditions In
the Northwest. and particularly the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railroads, was reflected IN the trading Of
these roads. both assuming a conspicu-
Gus place IN tho market. Reading was
another strong feature.
Prices were reactionary in the final
hour. n closing sales very nearly
touched at bottom ranges OF the day.
Net changes In the leading Issues only
amounted to fractions, but a number OF
specialties managed to display rather
good sized advances at the finish.
Stocks began TO point downward early
in the afternoon when n cessation OF the
morning buying movement took place.
The reaction was only gradual.
Before the late downturn Canadian Pa
clhc and Central Leather attracted at
tention with brisk advances.