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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Bill Cunningham made a triple, double
driving In four runs.
Here 1t is only the first week in June
and the Giants have a fat lead of eight
and one-half games.
Wait until the Highlanders get to st.
Louis! So long as the Browns remain in
the league all Is not lost
The Boston Wardmen have dropped
seven straight. but that is a mere Incl
dent in the career of a tailender
The Reds promise to achieve the doubt
full honor of having had more runs scored
against them in two games in one season
than any other team extant. Twenty
three for the Pirates plus twenty-five for
the Giants make forty-ffve. Fromme
started both games for the Reds.
Coombs was going along nicely for the
Athletics, but struck a snag in st. Louis.
Chase made two hits yesterday, the best
batting he has done In some time. He has
been very slow to strike his gait with the
stick this year.
Accompanying the considerable amount
of loose and erratic ball playing this sea-
son has been a scarcity of games which
were we'll played on both sides.
One Of the things claimed for the White
Sox is that they have the best playing
leader in the American League. Scanning
the broad field of playing leaders, consist
ing of Gala han, Stahl and Stovall, one is
inclined to agree with the claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07
Boston Outplays Detroit.

DETROIT, June 1.-Boston punched
three hits with pass in the first inning
yesterday and scored three runs. lead
that Detroit was unable to overcome.
O'Brien was wild, but effective with
men on bases. Sensational catches by
Speaker and Hooper spoiled Detroit rail-
lies. The score:
R.H E.
Boston 90 1 90 O 0-5 IL >
Detroit ~ 90 1 90 / o 0 % Z l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07

Chicago fans think they got the
best Of the trade involving King Cole
and Lefty Leifield Aside from one
season Cole has not been bowling sue
cess, and 1t is not thought he will strike
another big winning streak. while Lei
field is a steady. reliable pitcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07
Local Fishermen
Land Big Fish.

Charles Fletcher caught a 1Ols-
pound rockfish on y. Y. Blood
Worms: Harvey Fogle, 301 18th st.
s.w. landed a 5-pound, large-mouth
bass at the Basin on accent
Paw Paw spoon.
These two fishermen are in the
National Sporting Goods Com
pany's fishing contest. which is
conducted by Mr.. Robert L. Volk-
mer. the manager. MIR. Fogle
stands a good chance to win Sec
ond prize for his catch, which is
a six-dollar handmade German sill
yer mounted. split bamboo bait rod,
for the largest large-mouth bass
caught.
MIR. Fletcher looks like a sure
winner for third prize, which is a
ffve-dollar all-agate guides and tip
steel rod, for the largest rockfish
caught.
They look like sure winners, I'M
less some of the fishermen land
larger fish during the season.
These two fishermen use Ma
tional Sporting Goods Company
tackle and live bait. which they
claim 70 be the best around this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07

Bill Cunningham made a triple, double
and two singles for Montreal yesterday,
driving IN four runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07

Bristol Morristown, rain.
johnson City Knoxville. rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-07

Mems Paris and Brighton
s shsss ss ss,' PRICE as &c every l7c
collars MsnS and s snaa's s s1s' pr aet' soc
Athletic Underwear; regular price,
35c a garment. Sale price. 900
garment. ISS
Balbriggan Underwear: regular
price, SOC garment. Sale ooc
price, garment. ............-.. ~
Nainsook Athletic Under koo
wear: 35c a garment A suit. OSS
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
3. n y p q = :. e
EE NILL NOW IA "a. =
"A eI IL e7l1orkS
vTOI ,FyCE rs AS DEPLORABLE AS TYPE

VIOLENCE rs AS DEPLORABLE AS TYPHOID
and more easily preventabe For that reason it is difficult
"a see WHY the health Office of Wheeling ia an annual Te-
mort which Is artsticay and statishcally
excellent should give much attention to and none
fo violence as cause Of death though the figures show
that violence leads all other causes Of death in Wheeling
and is ten per cent Of the total
We win all agree that typhoid is bad and
And we will all agree to the reason that we have not
tried to prevent it in Wheeling It is principally because
The money from h last bond issue has remained for SIX
Years without interest In the Dollar Savings and Trust
eompany. to the personal advantage Of some leading
members Of Big Business and to the serious
Of poor working people who have had to drink the river
water. ,r.1r \. ~
This is not touched upon in the report Neither Is the
cause Of violent deaths The health officer does not state
whether these violent deaths were the result Of people
LAUGHING Themselves to death td health reports OF
whether they simply killed BY Wheeling Industries
operated for private profit M,
There were seventy-four deaths from violenc ny
Is the doctor content with that bald statements It would
be interesting to the public to know just how many were
killed by the Wheeling Traction Company. ~.
Perhaps If the doctor gave some detail the puDnc
would be able to supply the winch u tnls
case through some strange oversight he neglected to give
ia NAV be argued that the interests responsible Tor mos
violent deaths are also responsible for the health officers
retaining his position but surely the doctor will deny tna
butter is SO dear and political pap 50 sweet as az tnat
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

CONTINUED From Asst PAGE
mite conspiracy, alleged BY the gov.
eminent.
The implication of the higher ups
ended with the evidence against Struc-
tural Ironworkers union officials, it
was said.
Henry w. Legleitner, Of Denver,
formerly OF Pittsburgh. Pa, was ar
rested at O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing at his home, 1724 South Washing
ton street, by Deputy United States
Marshall Chadwick and two agents OF
the department Of justice on the
charge Of conspiracy to transport
dynamite and nitroglycerin by inter
state commerce for unlawful purposes
His bond was fxed at $4,000 and he
will have to provide security for double
that amount. The charges against fifty
three other men are similar.
Those taken into custody Wednes-
day are:
& Frank M. Ryan, Indianapolis, presl-
dent Ironworkers' International union
Henry w. Legteitner. Denver, for
mer member executive board iron.
workers.
James Cooney, business agent Chi
cago ironworhers.
James Coughlin, member Chicago
Ironworkers' union.
wv. B. Brown Of Kansas City, bust
ness agent
w. E. Reddin and Herman G. Self
fert, Of Milwaukee.
William Schoupe former business
agent Chicago union.
John Barry, former walking dele
gate st. Louis ironworkers.
Paul Morrin, st. Louis, solicitor FOL
Mcnamara fund.
Sturgeon P. Meadows, business
agent indianapolis carpenters.
Charles w. Wachmeisten and
Frank ;. Murphy, both Of Detroit.
Edward Clark, former walking dele
gate Cincinnati ironworkers.
Ernest G. w. Basey. former bust
ness agent Of same.
Richard H. Houlihan, financial sec
retary Chicago ironworkers. $
3. Phillips, former secretary syria
cuse ironworkers.
Clarence 3. Dowd, business agen
Rochester machinists.
Patrick F. Farrell, Of New York
and Daniel Brophy, Brooklyn.
Michael J. Cunnane, business agent
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

yet sam is law now and nice job
nothing to do and al day to do it and some one to do
for him would not come aiss while waiting for corpora
tons Is bring il some law business Besides Sam held
good job bureau under held i m
I'll pried loose to make room fora Taft supporter.
And what is true Of the Roosevelt supporters is true
of the Taft supporters Each looking out for his own
sweet self Fred Paul Grosscup saying right out loud
that he does believe this third term business Some
children ten years old may remember that Grosscup had
the endorsement for collector of internal revenue but was
Iosed out Of the Roosevelt appointment BY Glasscock
Thus putting two and two together makes thinks plain,
sometimes
This is always the inevitable end of politics without
principle Politicians tie to person program not be-
cause Of the sterling quality Of either but because from
h bird Of hope they expect to feather their nest
When they shout Roosevelt or Taft they really
CRYING sRoosevelt and Metz or ssTaft and Mel
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Philadelphia ironworkera.


John Carroll, secretary Syracuse
ironworkers.
Peter ]. Smith, former business
agent Cleveland ironworkers-
George ("Nipper") Anderson, walk
ing delegate Cleveland ironworkers.
w. ]. Mccain, business agent Kan
sas City ironworkers.
Daniel Buckley, business agent
Davenport ironworkers.
M. j. Harmon, former business agent
Scranton ironworkers. 81
!. Herbert s.. Hockin Of Detroit, sec
ond vice-president of same.
John T. Butler, OF Buffalo, first vice
president International union.
Frederick Sherman, Indianapolis
business agent ironworkers.
Edward Smythe and James 2. Ray
both of Peoria.
Andrew J. Kavanaugh, ironwoTker
Springfield, III.
Murray J. Pencil, financial secre
tary. Springfield ironworkers.
Frederick Mooney, ironworker o.
Duluth, MINI.
Charles N. Beum, secretary Mime
apolis Building Trades Council.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Start Union Labor
CoNTINunD ERoM 1sT PAGE.

CONTINUED FROAx 1sT PAGE.
Many have sent word they win have.
Representatives here.
Money to finance the campaign Is
being raised through the sale OF but
tons bearing the inscription, Union
Labor Forward Movement, April,
1912" Five Thousand Of these have
been sold at 10 cents each. and the
ways and means Committee will place
10000 OF the buttons IN the hands of
officers and members Of the unions
and they win be sold.
The program for the two weeks in
cludes more than 1000 meetings in
all parts of the city. For these meet
ings, arrangements are being made
to secure the use Of schoolhouses,
churches, one municipal hall and halls
and auditoriums in all sections OF the
city.
Up to this time those in charge
have not decided Just who the out
side speakers will be, but they will
be selected from those who attend.
Invitations will be sent to Samuel
Gompers, and all other members Of
the executive force Of the American
Federation Of Labor, and every union
1 official of regularly constituted ma
tional or international body will be
cordially welcome: A-resclution pass
ed early in the history Of the move
ment by the general committee limits
the speakers to actual members Of
labor organizations. Many local men
win take part and the general COM
mittee win embrace at least $50 mem
bers before the campaign starts.
AS an evidence Of the popularity Of
the Union Labor Forward Movement,
1t may be stated that St Paul, also
has begun preparations for q cam
paign simipar to the one proposed for
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
McMECHEN
EIated AZ Succeed.

McMechen Socialists are highly
elated over the success Of the Harold
W. Houston meeting last Saturday.
February IL. Mr.. Houston brought
out the fact that you could not cure
die drink evil BY fighting the erect
for as long as there is q profit IN
the sale of liquor and there are pec-
pie who want liquor, and there are
thousands OF unemployed men in the
country hunting for Job. you VIII
find men willing to take chance at
selling 1t, no matter what the penalty
might be. This has been demonstrate
ed thousands OF times in every dry
locality. Moral, Let the people OWE
the breWeries along with all the resi-
of the corporate industries, and take
the profit out Of thes ale Of the pro
duct and you win find no one selling
that product illegally.
Local McMechen held a well attend
ed meeting Sunday, the 18th inst, tax
ing in fifteen new members, making
total Of eighty-fve members.
The bundle brigade is getting Il
some fine work these days. having dis
Etributed about four thousand pieces
Of literature in thel asst htree weeks.
Local Marshall County has become
a reality, and vii hold tlheh rst meet
| ing in Moundsville about the first o.
the month.
Comrade John Brown will speak il
the school hall on March 1.
The Young Mems Sociilast League
are organizing to give an entertain
ment in the near future.
Local McMechen meets every Sun
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock in thu
Odd Fellows hall. McMechen building
All are invited to attend these meet
ings.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

FIVE MORE MEM In Chicago last week we took nVe
human beings looped ropes about their necks ana orop
ned them few yards SO that they hung, jerking gurgng
until we choked them into the darkness that hes Deyond
The graves Of all Of The more stubborn OF the sprl
were assisted out of society by the attenong
clans who Rugged the quveTng bodies ana tgnteneo ue
knot by the addition OF their own weight Wnat
embrace! .al 141 nplax,
The crimes Of these men were horribly brutal 1ney
killed man for money. So we kile them forWnaI!
Most people do not wonder why 1t Is enough Ior
them that the law said they must pc ke0 ~ 2
real reason nine times out Of ten would quote the Mosaic
eve for an eye and tooth for TOOTH AZ me PEST
hat would be but revenge and revenge AZ the De Is
harharols Yet the code of Moses as mercfu Wnen
it was formulated as is british now mere va LILLY
when the punishment for violation Of law was VISITED up
IN all the relatives Of the hls PaIents au
his wife and children his and his ass and all tnat was
his To such standard the law ct Moses was moycoo
dIeism limited the punishment to the acJua oHen1er
And there is where we have stopped Tor some tn0u
sands of years But it is not permanent stopping Inc
waves Of enlightenment have been beating Win ever IL
creasing force against the wall OF preudIce ana
until today it shakes Soon it will cr1mbe linen Ine
of enlightened understanding will rush FORWARD 20
+h nav law we will enact the new barrier we will erect
lab gently there for century two and then repeat sns
performance. 5,,. o,.s
Rev neople aside from newspaper headline WRITER'S
will call legal hanging revenge any more. oy
consent we have accepted legal punishment Of CRIME as
it always intended 1or et 1ne VT
we hanc the more we have to hang The more we Kill the
more individuals kill Perhaps death loses It's aWesome
ness and life its value to those who read ~
aners about murders legal and otherwise ana VINO can
rof az ii their minds any vast distinction between taxing
life ia satisfy public claim and lte to SATISFY PIT
sfe desire Whatever it may be- The fact remains that
we have not abolished murders by numbering the MURDER
erS. !, ), 81 - 4;1l bo,,o lot
to learn about conducting social system Wnen we nass
to officially kill thousand year because sney cannos
appreciate its benefits.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
a CORRECTION.

Washington, Feb. 21.-Last week a
dispatch was received in Washington
to the effect that Bert H. Connors, on
trial in Los Angeles, charged with
completely in dynamiting the Hall Of
Records, had been acquitted. A later
dispatch, however, contained the in
formation that the jury in the case
had disagreed, the vote standing ten
for acquittal and two for conviction.
It is now stated that the case will be
retired
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

Minneapolis, to begin nediately e
the close Of the hrst one Duluth
Trades and Labor Assembly has
taken the matter up and steps are
being taken to launch Joint cam
paign IN that city and Supefior. Many
Of the smaller cities in Minnesota and
the northwest have asked for particu-
lars in regards to this movement and
the information sought has been sent
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Charge Fifty-Four

CoNT1NURp FRoM &c PAGE.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
8 cans Pine Apple
s cans Crab Soup.

3 cans Gran SOUP
5 cans Campbell's Soup. any kind
8 cans Heinz Tomato Soup
3 pounds Millet Seed.
10 packages Cofeee Essence.
/ pounds Elbow Macafoni
! pound Crown Cocoa.
pounds Ginger Snaps.
3 pounds Butter Crackers.
8 pounds Oyster Crackers.
8 pounds Tiger Biscuits.
10 bars Scrubbing Soap.
8 bottles Vanilla.
8 packages Cream Corn Starch.
s packages ]. 8. Corn StarchA
10 So boxes DoubleTip Matches
10 SC boxes Blue.
10 pound Corn Meal.
pounds Lima Beans.
3 pounds Lsntles.
I pounds Rolled Oats.
6 pounds Dat Meal.
s1zs pounds Cracked Hominy.
2 pounds Prunes.
2 pounds large Dried Peaches.
5 pounds Rice.
1 pounds Granuiated Sugar.
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Quick Sales and
Small Profits
CSC WILL BUY

/ package Postum.
4 fancy bottle Stuffed Olives.
I fancy bottle Queen Olives.
1 pkg. Swans Down Cake Flour.
bottle Salad OIL.
/ box Bakers Cocoa
large bottle Heinz Catsup.
large bottle Blue Label Catsup.
] bottle Heinz's Olive OIL.
25c WILL BUY
8 Cans Good Peas.
. Cans Early June Peas.
5 10c Cans Royal Baking Powder
5 1Oc Cans Rumford Bking Pdr.s
8 2O-oz. Cans Bon Bon Baking
Powder.
s 20-oz. cans AL Baking Powder
8 20-oz. cans Good Luck Baking
Powder.
3 bottles Williams Catsup.
1 bottles Champion Catsup.
2. bottles Blue Label catsup.
8 bottles 10c Olives.
3 bottles 1Oc Worchester Sauce.
5 bottles 1Oc Mustard.
8 cans Cove Oysters.
q -. cl.a... ai4e3
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

THE PRICE OF GREATNESS is not always pro
hibitiye two-page illustrated feature N
nae G last Sunday contained photographs OF NUMBER
81 onr most uronnent citizens for which they possibly
paid no more than $25 each.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
5 Why Pay More Elsewhere

6 bars Sunny Monday Soap
8 bars Lenox Soap.
8 bars Soda Crystal Soap.
s bars Swift's Pride.
8 bars Circus Soap.
6 bars Sweet Heart Soap.
s pkg. Star Nap. Wash. Powder.
6 pkgs Gold Dust Wash. Powder
8 pkgs Prosperity Wash. Pdr.
6 bars Tar Soap.
s bars Star Soap.
s. papers large Mail Pouch.
8 papers large Five Bros.
5 papers large Buck Shoe,
6 cans Oil Sardines.
8 cans Mustard Sardines.
3 pounds Best Head Rice.
2 sacks Best Table Salt.
2 cans Tomatoes.
6 packages Yeast Foam.
D PACKAGES Magic Yeast.
8 boxes Vulcano Polish. :
6 boxes Sun Paste.
6 boxes Masono Shoe Blackning.
s Sc Rumford Baking Pdr.
s SC Good Luck Baking Pdr.
6 SC Boxes Tooth Picks.
8 pounds Dried Peas.
3 pounds Split Peas.
; pounds Black-eyed Beans.
3 pounds Tapioca.
PURE SPICES
Whole Pepper. ID. ...ss.... 1Se !
Ground Pepper, ID. ........1Sc
Ground Ginger ............ lie
Ground Cloves ............ use
Ground Cinnamon, ID. ......2Sc
Ground All Spice, ID. .1sc
Whole Nut Megs, dor ..... SC
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
cans Bakers Corn.

8 cans Bakers Corn.
8 pkgs Ksllog's Corn Flakes.
; pkgs Post Toasties.
8 pkgs Mothers Oats.
8 pkgs Pan Cake Flour.
3 pkgs Buckwheat Flour.
8 pkgs Cracker Meal.
8 pkgs Macaroni.
8 pkgs Spigattee..
8 pkgs Egg Noodles.
5 Inverted Gas Nantes.
1 Upright Gas Nantes.
Inverted Gas Globes.
1 Upright Gas Globes.
5 pair Canvass Gloves.
pair Canvass Gloves.
8 Loaves SC Bread.
z Sc Dutch Cakes.
10c Layer Cakes.
3 bottles Syrup.
5 large Fat Mackerel.
8 large Fat Mackerel Norway.
10 large Milchner Herring.
is Potomac River Herring.
3 1Oc packages Cod Fish.
/ quart Maple Syrup.
peck Apples.
25 ears Pop Corn. guaranteed
to pop.
/ pound Best Loose Coftes.
/ pound Tea.
3 packages JeIEo.
8 cans Lye.
8 cans Dutch Cleanser
20 WILL BUY
s bars Ivory Soap
6 bars Fels-Naptha Soap
s bars OctagOn Soap.
s bars P. & q. Nap. Soap.
s bars Easy Task Soap.
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Buy For Cash and
Sane Money
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FRESH ROASTED coFFEEs

,
No. 4 Santos. ID. ..........22c
Burbon Coffee lb. Csc
Arbuckle CofEes FAC
Old Reliable Coffee ........27c
Satisfaction Coffee ........ .29c
Carolina Belle Coffee .2sc
Golden Sun Concee ........ 2Sc
White House Coffee ........S3c
Chase & Saniburn. Red Seal s5c
FLOUR
Stewards Best "a ID. sack. soc
PIanks Cream, "a ID. sack. SAC
Best Of An. "a ID. sack. .75c
Crockers Best, "a ID. sack. .75c
Minnehaha. "a ID. sack. ...79c
Pillsbury. "a ID. .7sc
Royal Blue. "A Id. sack .s3c
Ceresota, "A ID. sack ......S3c
Rye Flour, "a lb. sack ......75c
- TEA
New Uncolored Gun Powder
Tea, ID. ....ss......s... ACC
Colored Gun Powder Tea, lb. soc
English Breakfast Tea. Id. Csc
English Breakfast, fancy Tea
10. ......s.s..s.s .4Uc
Pan Fired Japan Tea. ID. H.. ACC
BAKING POWDER
Rumford. / pound cans .....22c
Rumford. v ID. cans .......11c
Rumford. 1oc cans ........ SC
Royal, ! pound cans $500. ACC
Royal, X pound cans ..2Oc
Royal, X pound cans 49,. .13c
Royal, is pound cans ...... Sc
Davis o. r., pound cans ..1sc
Davis o. K, v pound cans. &c
Bon Bon, 20 OF. cans $50. SC
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
FOR sALr-FARMs.


TWELVE ACRES near Brighton,
Frame house. IL rooms; sand and
gravel loan. Barn 30x40; henhouse
12x60. Large hen yard In oak grove;
Ia acre raspberries. Strawberries
currants. Small green house 12x16,
$1,000
IL acres near Plymouth. Crave
loan soil. 4-room house with full
basement. Barn 16x2i, with stone
basement. Granary. chicken house
corn crib. shed. Good orchard. $1,000
Will sell stock and tools.
garden land; 10-room house with full
basement and furnace. Fine well,
piped TO barn Barn with cement
foundation and cement floor for cows
Chicken house with three compart-
ments and cement foundation. Hog
pen same. All buildings nicely paint
ed and In hrst-class condition. Small
orchard peach. apple and pear trees.
Currants, strawberries, 80 bearing
cherry trees. Ideal suburban home.
viii trade, $4,000.
So acres near Brighton. Is acres
pillow land, balance pasture; S-room
house. Basement barn 30x40. All
necessary outbuildings Woven wire
fences Stock and tools. S2.400
acres In Milford. Gravel loan
and cistern Barn, chicken house:
plenty OF fruit. $4,000 Will trade
Tor vacant lots North Woodward dis
trlct
100 acres near Gaylord Will trade
for city property.
Two cottages, 8 rooms each. within
the mile circle Will trade for farm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
WEST SIDE

w Id Ollie
BOULEVARD WEST
Facing beautiful Ferry Field, brick and
stueco S-room house: steam heat. fine
m eplace, oak finish and floors, tile
roof In fact, very modern house
price $1,000; terms, equity.
WILLIAMS
betwecn Putnam and Merrick frame,
1-room house; cellar. gas aud bath
price $1,000. with only $500 down
this Is bargain.
BRAINERD.
between Twelfth and Vermont, T-room
frame mouse; gas, bath, large barn;
Price $4,000. Terms.
HUMBOLDT
Cor, breckenridge. 40 n. lot; . rooms;
frame house gas, bath; for quick
sale a price of $500 has been put
on this house: see us about II.
WABASH
Between Marquette and milwaukee,,
basement. on 80 IT, lot; hot air heat,
electric lights. oak finish and oak
noors throughout screens and fine
shrubbery; price $500.
BUCHANAN
Near Humboldt. large 6-room cot
tage, newly painted and decorated.
To move quick a price OF $500 has
been put on IT,
LINCOLN
A fine double house on 40 H. lot, be-
tween Lysander and Forest; solid
brick construction. hardwood finish
and floors throughout French plate
windows; modern TO the minute:
$4,000 down; get our price; Will rent
for $50 a month.
WEST GRAND BOULEVARD
Between Hancock and Buchanan, on
40 II. lot brick veneer 7-room house.
hot water heat, electric lights: abso-
lutely modern; price $4,000; terms.
equity.
COR WABASH AND ASH
Four cottages OF Z rooms each on lot
93xll5; gas. bath; can be bought In
whole or part; this IL the best corner
on the west side; see us for quicK
tically new.
II NJ u ID ECII1N