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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
ROOSEVELT
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used bis IAN Influence With the Pres!
dent bur without avail
The plan said M RArA~r con
templalrd the clrfAnment OF loans.
the withdrawal % credits. the putting
away o. money ~ those Interested.
where they could get ~ when they
needed - 20 stop the panic. and the
enforcement OF the various state laws
REGARDING the holding of cash reserves
Z! the banhs and trust companies
Nj harAer said hat in October.
wh,u The financial ~uph-aNaI reached
its cris-s. D." urged President Roose
Welt 90 distribute the Si45. p00. 900 or
cash on hand ia the treasury among
the banks o. Chicago Philadelphia
and Boston and other large cities
tic wanted 90 90 o.. he said. but
he called Ia Mr Knox and Mr. Cortel
you and Mr. Root snd instead OF de
posting "a the outside cities. he
plunged the whole amount into Wall
street ~ broke tho country. but Do
saved the gamblers
Force AIdrieh Plan.
The Philadelphia man. whose hank.
NIX house atom time vas fiscal agent
for the Russian government. declared
that those Who backed the Aidrich
monetary plan a begnn 4 'propa-
ganda in which n WRs proposed 10
spend 1000. 600 20 secure the On
dorsement o. the proposed currency
legislation.
YESTERDAY a banker IN Phladel
phia started 10 collect that city =
share of the money. tI00.G 600. he saio.
Hn 10 AIRED that the great money
oissrrhy % Sew WORK controlled 90
lines ~ finance industry and t~rarsp.rta-
ton. ana that no les siauoh Assigned %,
hr@se Hg t.s trusts would -trt. at tle
root of tl~ trouble
De urged r. iav t.t would compel
national halh- o.. hold their Ierai ree-~,.
100 CASH instead 81 having the power Co.
rrdepos.t part Of 90 In thr banks 80 Sew
YORK
NnfhirE huf these Immense .et .rtes.
varying from t-ro. 900. 600 Co. $3.50 Dtl
600. makes Sew Aora tIs money power
. E sal Mr Harkcr. insisting tlat fle
Aidrcr currency plan would Strengthen
'His fore tgs enabling ue
hanss % Use public credit FOR their ogn
ends#
Trust Plan a Farce.
william D. Royal. - Richmond Va.
also appeared hefor. the Committee anI
declared tho decree fo dissolve fs
American Tobarrs company vas p roar
Ing farce He ellen asserted tEafsf.e
sherman anfi-trust Jaw y strictly inter.
prsted Vac a~n,prfIt.urroI and needed
amendment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
SENATE COMMITTEE
cHAtRNEN CHANGES
VIII Be Feature % Early Operi~s 81
Congress Three New Chair.
men Agreed Upon.

WASHINGTON % g. 40, ID,
Several Important comu ttes cha -
m1nshirs in fle senate eIf o.. an.
rnnrcrI Ht fha outset of f.r rum.rg
session of Corerrss This no
H.e rrrefl upon
Committee on Cowmr-.. Nr.a1-
VI rusao'a
tummHTse on Public Trrf.
-uou-. rfHr
COMMITTEES ON Printing ra.e Yer
Wnr
Committee on Csbau Relations
If' uf Kansas may o. from ..a
hairman-r.p of fhs coast defense
rnuu.ffHe fr succeed parr r. head
. fH" l.han ra sfols committee
Nn snr uH| succeed TrIa lm1ai
Nelson auf Isee eI.rrel
m'lf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
GOES TO JURY
Patterson Murder Case Arguments
Closed Late last Night-vry
Sffff Ouf

DENVER. Colo Nuy 81, The tria.
of Gertrude Gibson Patterson reached
90. tH-r stage tonight when the iur,
retired at 90 o'cloct 20 do herate
tl. romau rs charged with che muir
dr. ot her husband Practically the
entire o. TODAY and tonight was de.
voted 90 arguments
shortly after 10 O'Clock Judge
Allen ordered tne jury locked uu fpr
the night lie told he Jurors be-
would not be- in court before Is O'Clock
morn morning - that a verdict
mo De returned bef0r. that hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
Roosevelt Silent

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-Coionel
Theodore Roosevelt. while attending
q theater tonight. vas show the sy.
nopsis o. Wharton BARKER Testimony
in Washington today before the sen.
are committee on intersfafe commerce
in which Colonel Roosevelts name fF
ured prominently Hc read the tate.
ment carefully and then declared
y would az soon discuFs q pipe
dream with 10 out patient % Bedlam
az discuss such nohsense
Colonel Roosevelt would not add
to- this statement. only repeating 90
later. 9ith added emphasis. 10 any.
tninz when pressed BY other ques.
TONERS for an additional oppression.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
jury cCHWcTs SLAYER
OF GIRL IN TEN NtNuTEe

% r. fLAlNs. s. s.. Nor .s-
''ok a lIry blt ten minute. .1
verdict Of gulf. today La
OF NiureI1O Gonna. CHARGED
Ine murder of SRI. Mary HaII
near Crof1u lake on
Dog s-t Two other i-4ie-af
-D- s'm@ charge vU be tr.eI to.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
FOUR ARE cREmATeo
~ BURNING BUILDING
OVerturned Lamp Causes Tragedy In
BRUSH Columbia farmhouse
Tuesday

NV WESTMINSTER % g.. No.
Pre- on he farm OF Lieutenant.
Governor r. ~ Patterson. near Liver
iooi station. caused the death OF four
'I@.ha early to-day Thomas zoo
ln 'narfe OF fhe farm. his Young
daughter and tao small sons were
ihr victims Five children boss. "a,
'pel An overturned lamp caused
the Gre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
TRAGEDY ~ HOTEL
BPfDhV ApARTMFH-a

HiNNtAFoIlS MINI. Sow. ~
.u @ a' O. local hotel. vherr three
years aFo. where Christ G-oobrinrer
af'd -'. and Minnie Csme.gard. aged
Welded Goehr.nrer Killed
h'1Isef today AFTER iufict.nr mortal
oinds mon Dis wife
Ihe young couple ms- Ias. rrrf
a'''r 'Ro years separation and .t.
tempted a reconciliation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
SAXON RoTHscHILo. OF
PARIS. CALLED ~ DEATH

PARIS. NOv ~ Baron Gustaye
Samuel James 10 RofnschIld diced
here Today BE Har bOu in Paris on
February L. 1879 He vas "a partner
ln fhe banking hrm o. RoftechI'f
brothers aud DO also acted 81 consul
general 'or AusfraHuugary % Paris
OF Honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
OoNoTHlNc SESSION.
fF CONGRESS pprptrTro

i'N Nu. This
Doubling .e-san Of col.
declared Pap-e.-r,...l r.r.
n - rfro Tho ri
90. fhe house Who arrived n
Boo foda -1 rreasfe r,- .r-
Ht LEGISLATION ..-.r t.
.rH.raI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
BRIBERY CHARGE
tooE,,nu.a from Flr,t P.r.,

jury wheel and thai b." some time
would be- drawn Franklin dd nor
VISIT Lockwood again until last Satur
day. when th- rev panel o. lo name,
Was announced Then uisht and Ga.
orr detectives watched
We trailed Franklin oveme
a. usual today. and one OF our men
followed him into a saloon Our man
vas disguised lie stood next CO.
franklin and actually took a drink
With him A. Franklin passed out
De went 20 e street corner. and there
acre Waite and lockwood lu CONVEX
satIon
White had gl.-0n .n bills. which he
held close TO his hody. and bent his
head down as he counted them ont
io Lockwood 90 indicate that he was
acting in good faith and that the
money would BE- his ~ De- voted not
guilty
When IrtrkIu came along ami ,.-.t
" other tUn N- .D.4aiiv CAV. -v..f
'e". as q retainer Ie fr~ three mon
i."r "" LAD a detective Within three
i-ei - them He vas ,rourhirr under
e motor 't'ir. Which appeared 20 have
'r'een i'Wr Hr fh- .e-y spot where ore
rec mon were U- was dressed shah
'f ana They didn't pas sny nttcnt.1n t8
wAlEsd a. FAD OF ram.
WAS no f.e signal from t.s man
We" acted White Iad said rna..
hNe was walking avry. when h~ u.- pre-
este. Immediately a~ftersards we are
rested lrurafr and Iufkunarr
hf'Nr said frHf DO know where f.a
NOV ''rr. l1 rosrs--Iuu 20 White and
'ansl.n bad come from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
CONFERENCE
Between Vorys I'M Fsckier % Bs
Heid 40 Columbus on Poi.
ties m OFio.

COLI MBf5 o.. Sow - Arthur q
Nore Republican National Commi,
t"eman from ONO. tonight ARRANGED
20 meet John % Fskler. Ohio Pro.
Uess.fe leader. ln conference 20.
morrow t0 receive details OF Pack ers
plan Tor r. presidential preference Or.
mary in This State o. vas given out
tonight hat Nor1s uouid not meet
acsler O.. mo represenfafite OF Mr.
Taff huf tcrarfe te desires 90 know.
f1e demands OF both Taft and anti
Tar men .1 ohio ri advance o. The
maetuE ~ Ife Eep1hHcan National
commIffea FOL Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

INDIANAPOLIS. Nav ~ Governor
Thomas n Marshall was indorsed for
The pres dental nomination to.da. hy
To" democratic state committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
Excellent Farm

OF $50 arrss. most sr v"..r s Iwr
stone soil. mig . wi.rs frH.n GO. Ir. a.
Jim Kun narn.voufaInIr. n t r..u frame
house with stone f~DruiHfirH f.f .rurs
old. q 3 room frHWe h. &C., basement
harm. smother barn o. wrl.l I. Connected
n Hrausrr. corn trin. AMI "uH.... other
buildings necessary uu De- farm Hl.lf
chards esCh ~ 700 trees. Yra no frr
nov bearina sud fus ufHrf .I-. Does
ming 10 bear Also pIumH. Ertura HNI
other fruit More water .u place t.ar
any farm IN VirtUfff Oh Hrfsa cleared.
while the rest is boo past orc suf Ewns.
Also a pumpiuE oI well ou IIa Ore
hair cash required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
LIQUOR LICENSE.
r-.r.E % n.An lI..or LI.s..

hEELfNG " Va. NoV as WT
- ~ralic-ne sggrNron ~ nn.se-
O. tsfah lQuar t4Csuss - 1~-n ri~l
80 ~ fnfs a. Nov - fsfl e-3- h
49, % cisrvEls = Reward -sfs
Aafkrr afre-E
N-sFertF-l s-1ml--sa
GhA< h GkIGNH
Gers = fAs lfgsrs- f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

The Mcclure Nu1 serye = tabis
q -o ts dinner T~Hsnsssfyins Day. o 70
3 % m.-Sfco Nusie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

vAErBD@N~Ffy ~,th t.is - a.. a.
an1-t f-r nsms.f - eUlaites
To - AE~HEe tssn~-s 49, % q see
80. .Nurffns - shfrfNt A.sr-..
80 Iai-'"s g. ans lnts lfE-nosr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
SEAL ED pROpnsAis

s-+t-+sSTsE@EE.
- Ns.f a. -If r.x... -. -,
80 ST. q C~A.rt.s.sA Wet Va
@- s..s. e. =.
ansnsHt - ~ttgh . usssaS 40
- S..tre<. IL - s~~Fesl 4. -,
1850 QGalU rorsfesre9 All
$50 t-Ess $3.50 1891 t-f NlHaa
- sea srsfsrsnre
- ns-e.I -ll ; ~
Latcss 81. r~wtf - $500
''au-E s..
STATE BosND Or coSTNo-
-. 49, 49, vlrEsiA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
HALLER & JEFFERSON
RI. l.. HESSE CO.

hsal Eatats n Fire Insuranca.
Cor 1ffh ard Marfsf So
SON Phones 4aa
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FOR SALE.

roe EALE-rrercH rersaf ,Dffsr = -
lfT pound 'punlNar Hrps 1920 Maj
s.LHf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

fVA hAhE-rrsI r1.Ifry fsrm Point
H.H 1r trolley ana NAT 49, 800
f1nr fufIIrE EsrI reuar vol
aairf af f-a frnr. ono. buIIInrs a. .a.
'' I r'f' Trads raia. W 81
r.rf.rfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
WANTED-Bcmale Help


WAHTrD-Waltr-sr and IambrrWs
tn" severn 1t6 Main So a.
NAErED-coos. WitH reference Arrly
WIS Geo q ls'uy. WDodsdai~. CO..
U-.Ta
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27

and the lobbyist himself is known to the criminal world as a dress suit burglar
 The thief who robs drunken men is called a lush toucher," and the stylish hotel beat as called a baron" A lodging house is called d "doss house." and to sleep is to "doss." A restaurant is dump" or "beanery,r and a convict who works the church. es and is insincere in his profession Of religion is termed a mission stiff" A minister is called sky pilot" and Catholic priest is called a Gal way" or buck"
 A prison turnkey is alluded to as a screw" and prison food is called steamed grub Rugged, is pho tographed and stood up" is to be placed in the line at police head quarters for identification and eX- posed to the gaze of probable rap pers." An Irish clubhouse" is the police station, and an ink pot" is a resort for low characters.
 A -thimble" and "turnip" is a watch. and counterfeit money is bad dough" Diamonds with flaws are called bum rocks" and a 'fiXer'' is man who looks after the interests of the man who is arrested. squares the sucker" hires the lawyer and at tends to all necessary details. A chief of police is a "buZZard" or mean person" and a good fellow is thief. man pr woman. who pays his bills.
 A prison stool pigeon is a "trusty psalm singer" or pig" and stick and slug" means keep together and fight" "Slinging the lingo" is to hold con versation in slang. while 'mush" is an umbrella and a wipe" is a hand kerchief Track 13 and a washOut" is a life sentence in a western peni- tentiary. and salt creek" means death in the electric chair
 Anchor" is a stay of execution of sentence. and a ''lifeboat' is pardon.
 Making the boast" is getting by the pardon board and obtaining pardon. '.Shakedown" is paying for police protection against your will. and a dead criminal is one who has become discouraged, reformed or given up grating. Rat" is a cheap thief who squeals on fall money and refuses to pay his bills.
 These are but few specimens out of hundreds which might be given. The vocabulary of criminal slang is large. and strangely enough there runs through it a vein of good na- tured humor.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27
SEEK BRAID.

Many of the new spring models in tailored suits are trimmed with a wide flat silk braid which is ar ranged to hide all the seams
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27
TO FRANCESCA.

Sing Walters lay. Go. lovely rose" or some old song. That I should play Feebly. thy voice may make me strong With loving memories cherished long Sing Drink to me" Or Take, oh, take those lips away Some strain to he When l am gone and thou art gray, Remembered of a happier day. solemn air. A melody not loud but low.
 Suits whitening hair; And when the pulse is beating slow The music's measure should move so, The song most sweet Is that which lulls, not thrills the eair: So, love, repeat For one who counteth silence dear That which to silence is most near.
 Thomas Dudley Parsons.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27

est oil you ever tried that genuine Delft Holland Peanut Oil. It's so very delicious, makes exquisite Mayonnaise. Try it. Sold in 25c, soc and 75c bottles by the
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27
ORANGES AND ALFAIEA-A


 feet that is really artistic. though ex- ceedingly simple, is now presented by the window of the Dwight B. Heard company. Nothing except oranges from the Ward grove and alfalfa from the ranch of. J. H. Schick is used in the decorative scheme. The alfalfa is ranged in punches on the sill of the window and up both sides At inter vals are spaces that look like hens nests. except that they are filled with oranges. The gold of the oranges amid the bright green of the alSalfa is cer- tainly beautiful.
 WIRELESS AT UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA-A Tucson paper says: Dr. F. A. Douglas. professor of astronomy and physics at the university, an nounces that the wireless telegraph station being installed at the science building. will be completed within a few days and at the end Of that time messages may be sent and received at the university. The past several weeks have been occupied in the tedious task of tuning" the receiver. this work e. ing done by Dr. Douglas and George Nishihara. George Nishihara. who has been experimenting with wireless teleg raphy for the past several years, is also engaged upon the construction of a simplified instrument for the sending of wireless messages. His apparatus is practically complete and is being installed in one Of the buildings on the university campus. The wireless sta ton at the university. according to Dr. rrfn Ia .hr messages from San Francisco on the west and from Fl Paso on the east. there being large wireless stations at both places.
 WAR NEWS BY TELEPATHY-The alertneSs of the Fl Paso news centers has been a constant challenge to the admiration of the world for several years past. The journalistic achieve ments in connection with the long drawn out Yaqui wars were some times phenomenal but the live wires in the Pass City are accomplishing results in respect of the Mexican revolution that are both sensational and cverpow- ering. For instance the dispatches published this morning announce that Madero has disapproved of the cabinet appointments of President Diaz and the war must proceed. The appoint ments were not made public anywhere until Saturday, and Revolutionary President Madero according to latest report is three days journey from Fl Paso, by courier, and of course three days back again. All telegraph wires are cut and railroad bridges burned. between Fl Paso and the interior. That the Fl Paso revolutionary junta should be able to communicate with its chief and place an authorized statement of his opinions in the hands of the clever purveyors of information with such celerity, is probably the most mar velous feat of news gathering the world has ever witnessed
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27

Excess m temperature yesterday degrees
 Excess in temperature since first of month-61 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1-l93 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0. 01 inches.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month-0.2O inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 10 IA inches.
 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Essls GsAslsl -s.s eqgeeLO >EzlzUDG
FUNERAL OF MRS. MELHANEY

FUNERAL UP MHS. " EEfRNEn The funeral of Mrs. Ella M'Elhaney will take place at o'clock this after noon at the Baptist church.
 HISTO RYAN RETURNS-Miss Sharlot NJ Hall, territorial historian. has returned home after a few days visit with her parents at the old Hall homestead, on the upper Agua Fria, in Yavapai county.
 ROOS EVELT PIcTURES-The moving pictures of the frontier day celebration in Cheyenne last July, which made such a hit at the Coli scum last Monday evening, will be shown at that house again tonight. The pictures will not be seen again in Arizona.
 SOLDIERS PASS THROUGH Under the command of Sergeant Hill the detachment of fourteen soldiers on duty at Fort Whipple since the main garrison left for the Mexican border, passed through Phoenix the latter part of the week en route to Fort Houston. Texas, for duty in the field.
 BODY SENT BASIC. c. Vein gart and William Geauque of Ken dallville, Ind, left here Saturday night for their eastern home. accompanying the body of Mrs Geauque who was a daughter of MT. Weipgart. MT and Mrs. Geauque came here about three months ago for the latter's health and for a time she seemed to improve, but the benefits were not lasting and she died Saturday morn ing. The father who is postmaster of his home town arrived a few days ago on being apprised of the probable fatal ending of his daughters illness.
 FREE RETURN CARDS ON EN- VELoPES-By affixing his sigma ture to the contract for the manu- facture and printing of stamped en- velopes and stamped newspaper wrappers. Postmaster General Hitch cock put an end for at least four years. from July next, to contest that has waged intermittently for more than a quarter of a century. The manufacturer is required to print on the envelopes. in orders of 800 or more. the return address of the sender at no additional cost to the purchaser A bill to prohibit the department from contracting for the printing of return addresses on stamped envelopes was urged before the recent congress by jobbing, print ing. trade and many allied organiza tiOns
Arizona republican., 1911-03-27
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican

Forecast for today-Fair
 Data for 24 hours ending 6:0O p. m. yesterday:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALf-
BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY Used HOUSES
WE OFFER NUMBER OF WE'LL 10.
GATED HOUSES WHICH HAVE BEEN
BUILT BIT FEW YEARS AND ARE
PRACTICALLY As GOOD AS NEW. IN
FACT THE MOST CAREFUL BUYERS PRE-
FER To PURCHASE HOUSE THAT HAS
BEEN BUILT A FEW YEARS.
We offer houses on Washington Heighta.
Mt. Pleasant Columbia Heights. Blooming.
dale and in the vicinity OF Dupont Circle ~
prices low that they should interest spss-
uiator. $500
A Washington Heights dwelling FOR se,2se
that sold for 50 30 -
Washington Heights dwelling with to
rooms ANA two baths for $500, that solo
when nrst completed for So 80.
A Washington Heights dwelling that sole
within the last two or three years Tor $coV.
Price $500.
a ten room dwelling near Connecticut ave.
nue. and stree, for $500 that sold wnea
completed few years ago Tor SlO.ooo
ten-renm dwelling near Connecticut ave-
for $500. with two baths; sold when
completed for $4,000.
ten-room dwelling near 10th street Wiz
two baths for 50 600: built 10 sell for 100000.
one Of those attractive two-story houseo
near 10th street. Mt. Pleasant. for $4,000
sold when finished for $3.50.
Pleasant. 81. RIO: original price. $3.50.
A three-s story. ten-room dwelling. with three
baths. hot-warer heat two stnirways. Price,
$3.50 Formerly held at $1,000.
4 nice house near 18th and Lamont streee
for So 40. Formerly held q, $500
Sure THAT You CANNOT LOSE Any
THING. IN CASE YOU WISH TO RESELL
IOU SHOULD MAKE 4 PROFIT.
STONE & FAlGFAN. i342 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13

lust, 400 II ST. NV.
1916 Harvard. Or, b. 30. 90
Florence Court Pr, b28. o.
1913 F. Or, b. 5000
1919 F, Ar. b. so
1923 14th, Or, b. ..21.5O
1920 10th NV, 3r, b22.O
25O7 18th. Or. b. ..21.5O
80 n Y av. Ar, b.20.JO
2S23 Sherman. Or. b. 1850
9O5 9th Sc. Or, b.. 1880
1920 X, Ar. b. ....14.O0
1912 Rosedale ne,
Ar. b. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
1915 18th NV. Or, b. $3.50
1853 Fla av. 5r, b.22.O
2622 X NV, Or, b. .2.5O
2626 h, Or. b. so
242 Bryant. Ar. b. 1900
STORES.
$40 18th NV, 1000 IT
space.
1919 l.. store rm. so. 90
43 II. stO. DIV. Or, b!A2.S
2214 14th NV. Is. 80
POS 9TH sw, stor, Ar. %. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
Oxford bldg, Sr.. 80. 90
Oxford bldg. 400
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,

o1o LouiSl q !
$3.50 18th NV. Tor, b65. 90
1871 Euclid NV, 11r.
1929 9th NV, Tor, b. 80
223 n Cap. 11r. b.33.59
2209 NJ NV, Tor, b. $3.50
7OS 7th Sc, o.. b. $3.50
FOG 7th Sc. Or. b. 49,
IS V NV. Or. b. $50
81 Adams NV. 7r. b.32 so
1447 w NV. Sr. b. %. so
1915 Wis av. Sr, b. $3.50
l44S Fla av nw,S. b2I.50
91S LIST nw.7r.b. $3.50
1913 Holmead Or, b.23 30
1869 NC av ne, Or, b23.5O
1910 r NV. Or. b. POO
1866 NC av ne. Or, b0.5O
us 18th Sc Or, b.. .@.50
1907 G Sc, CRIB. .20.00
427 18th sc, Or, b. 1850
1901 Fl ne. 6r. b. $500
225O Shan Sc, Or. b. 1900
1913 f Sc. CRIB ..17.5O
1907 Sd sc. Or. b.l7.W
1906 f sc. Or, b. .16. 80
lbs Hickman Sc, Or.
Ii DEMONSTRATION
142 Hickman Sc, Or.
aIs i4th sw. ir.w.i5.5o
1874 7th ne. 8r.D.1J.50
d.: 3D.: Shan se.6r. w15.GO
26l5 p NV. Or. b. .14.JO
1888 A sc. Or. b. sta. 90
1856 LinwOrth sw, 6r.
water .13.JO
1247 Union sw .5,w.11.5 80
651 Goth ne. Or. $50
1906 AZ sw. Ar. W. 800
FLATS.
1850 Fla av NV Or. b2J.50
7th e. 3 Sc, No 1.
Or, b ......... rs. 90
7th & B sc, No 3.
Or, b .......... 27.0
1919 10th nw,4,b,g.22.W
1881 N J av NV, Or,
bath 70. %
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FOR RENT-BY II. l..
1465 r l av. 14r.3b$20O
1l0S Harvard Or h.

FOR RENT-BY II. L.
1465 r l av. 14r.3b$20O
l4O6 Harvard. Or. b.
fur .............b.00
26 Iowa cir. 11r,3b7b.0O
1242 18th NV. 11r, S6.O0
1922 18th nw,11r, b56.OO
1902 Fairm't. Tor. 2b--
1726 10th NV, lr.b45.5O
Bali Brown nw,9r, b45.0)
174S COrc'n. Or. b.42.60
2249 18th nw.6r, b. 40. 90
851S 10th. 11r. b. 1000
1716 9th, Tor, b. 1000
457 NJ, l1r. b. :. 1856
1912 18th, Or. b.. $3.50
900 f ne, 7r, b. $500
l52 X ne, Or. b. ..31.3o
800 14th. Or, b. ...30.75
as NJ NV. 7r, b. 81. 80
74S 9Th NV, Sr, b.0.0
2l3 9Th ne. Or. b. %. 80
1919 Col st, Or, b. %. 90
757 Girard, Or, b.. 30
SO7 14th, 7r. b. 1850
APARTMENTS.
1927 Park I'd. 6r, b. 5000
st Clair, Or, b. $3.50
1919 L, Or, b. 80. 90
JunIata. Or. b. $3.50