davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1912-07-19
Wants Report Identified.

productive of any great amount Of in
formation. Mr.. Ashford handed Capt.
Oyster paper:
do you recognize this reportr'
Capt. Oyster said he did not.
TT is supposed to be report Of the
superintendent of janitors on this Reno
School situation
Perhaps it is.''
1T came to me anonymously"
Il don't pay attention to anonymous
communications"
when received this took it to Mr..
Hoover. member Of the board Of educa-
ton" said Mr.. Ashford. HE said it was
1T may be. I do not know. All will
say Is that McQueeny is too much Of a
man to do business in that way"
"Is it your impression" asked Mr..
Ashford, that 1t takes less coal to sup
ply steam-heated buildings?"
II don't work on impression" replied
the president Of the board Of education;
Il use records
''Have you ever tried to use soft coal?''
"In some Of the defective heating plants
you have given us we have had to switch
from hard to soft to try to get some kind
Of results"
Chairman Redfield wanted to know
about the defective furnaces. Capt. Oys-
ter replied that the superintendent OF
janitors had reported defects. The in
quiry. Mr.. Ashford pursuing 1t. swung
into the realm Of licensed engineers. Mr..
Ashford wanted to know whether or not
all school Janitors who had high-pres-
sure apparatus to attend to were licensed
men.
"Of course. or they wouldn't get the
jobs" said Capt. Oyster.
Mr.. Redfeld asked Mr.. Hine II he had
personal knowledge that these men were
licensed. Mr.. Hine replied that he based
his reliance on Mr.. McQueeny'S state
i,, fha l.
Oyster said he did not know every engi-
neer nor what his license was.
Representative Redfie1d addressed HIM
self to both Capt Oyster and Mr.. Hine:
But you are the proper persons to
know those things. You should know
what sort Of men you are appointing"
Capt Oyster replied that the janitors
were appointed by Supt Davidson, and
were ratified by the board.
Evening star., 1912-07-19
Question Of Competency,

rs there not doubt as to the compe-
tency Of the principal who would allow
Western High Schoolf'
Capt. Oyster replied IN general to this
Evening star., 1912-07-19

Steamer st. Johns, for Colonial Beach,
leaves 7th street wharf at am.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11

& $4,000 and this year it reached the
enormous total of 1870, 90 4 900 bushels.
Gverprodu2tion Fiction.
Figures presented in the report on
the apple production OF the United
States show that the danger of over
production, of which mucn has been
heard of late. is faction. Ten years
age the apple crop OF the United
States was BIB as compared with 6O.9
in 1912, an increase which might well
be cared for by the increase in popu-
latiOn. In Washington this year there
were 100 boxes of apples produced
Tor every - boxes produced ten years
ago. OregOn'S production has increa1-
&C in the ratio Of a to 100 and Cali
fornia,S production from - to 80. Con
siGering the improved methods OF
packing and carrying this fruit, which
have been PIT into practice during
the last few years, and the extensive
foreign markets thereby opened 10 the
C:Chardists. the day OF OyerproductiOn.
by alarmists, still shoaM
be far distant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11

be combined into one and sent through
Congress first as being the schedules
whose revision is most urgent In
order to avoid IOg-rOlling with the
other three bills, leaders are consider
ing the plan OF introducing each of the
schedules separately.
IF there is any desire to combine
the revision of various schedules into
one bill it exists on the senate side. 1t
is here may be expected the keenest
fight between the sO-called pure.
Democrats and the pTotectionist Dem
ocrats. The sugar revision, If intro
duced in any way similar to the old
Underwood bill; is sure 10 precipitate
a breach in the Democratic senatorial
ranks If this measure is one of the
first to he introduced, it is suggested,
j.. NAV antagoniZe some of the south
ern and western senator's from the
cane ard beet sugar districts to such
an extent thar it would be impossible
to get them Ia work in harmony with
the party on the remainder of the tar
if bills Careful consideration is be-
ing given this question, and it is being
seriously considered to introduce re-
visions Of those schedules first which
will cause the least antagOnism with
in tine ranks Of the Democrats.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
MULES AMONG
GIFT GOODS

Theirs not to reason why" is the
law of seasoned reporters when
given a detail. This rule saved a
Star reporter from nervous
collapse this morning when he Under
took to find out what the Schuman
Carriage Company, Ltd, had to slim
ulated Christmas cheer and discov-
cred that one of the principal COM
modities that corporation had to Of
fer the public for holiday enliven-
ment was live mules. Automobiles
constitute the other leader, out the
president, Gus Schuman, is especially
devoted to the mule trade. Still,
there might be a more uniting
Christmas gift than a doughty mule
1t all depends on the object of re-
gard. Then, again, in Hawaii the
mule would be a more appropriate
paek-bearer for Santa Claus than the
reindeer. T.
I'VE can hardly say that the holi-
days make much difference TO the
automobile trade C. c. Clark, sales
man at Schumans, said this morning.
"0f course, autos are sometimes
bought for presents-man 10 wife for !
instance We sold two this season in !
this category. .n"
Cars are going out all tie time. |
Business has been extremely good
the past season. We have sod more !
cars than in any previous year. AS a
cheap car the Ford is the leader. We
also handle the Studebaker, the Stutz
and the Nelie. Just now the Stutz
to be making more impress
sion than any other, judging by The
inquiries about it. Ed. Lord and A.
w. Campbell have bought Stutz cars.
I'VE are doing a big mule business
all the time. which is personally at
Tended to by Mr.. Schumann. lie sells
more mules than all the rest OF the
Iealers in the islands put together.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
RADIO OPERATORS
CAN TAKE It
EASY

i Commercial wireless operations in
the Islands who have been on the
EnXlouS seat on account or the Fed
eral examination which they must
! take under the lew international
wireless law, which goes into effect
: December Is, have no Immediate
cause TO worry. True. every operator
rot in the government service. either
q, commercial or amateur, I.JSi take
tout license under the new Jaw. but.
| 80 far as Hawaii is concerned. there
Is no one with authority TO pUunce on
Them at the crack O. dawn Friday
next, provided that they Can noi pro
duce such license. Eventually Uncle
Sam, will see to it that everyone who
pounds brass is duly licensed but
the operators here will have Ii reason
able time TO bone for their exams and
80 through the required practical and
theoretical tests. 81 Il
The United States and insular pos
sessions has been divided into radio
districts. each being governed by q
chief radia inspector, and a corps OF
deputy inspectors. Hawaii is in the
sixth district, which also includes
NdlllOIuld, nevada, UIdn anu Arizona.
r. G. Cabaniss is the inspector, with
headquarters at San Francisco.
Lieutent L. II. Stevens, captain of
the local naval yard, has been APP
pointed an examining officer, and is
authorized to put applicants through
their PAGES, and, if successful, furnish
them with proper licenses. These
are of four kinds: commercial, first
and second class; and amateur, first
and second class. 1t is not part OF
Lieutenant Stevens duties, however
10 raid radio stations for evidence OF
Illicit operations. ~ <a..... FL ~.
The new law puts into effect the
provisions of the Berlin international
interchangeable convention, which
drew up uniform wireless regulations
for all nations. One important fea-
ture of the new law is that govern
ment stations are permitted to take
commercial messages, when there is
no commercial station open or avail
able.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
RECORD SALE
OF JEWELRY

There is probably no better gauge
OF the lavishness of expenditure in
holiday goods by the community than
the jewelry trade If hard times are
not reflected in the jewelry stores.
then hard times can scarcely be said
to exist. When the record is being
smashed in costly jewels, as is hap
pening at Wichman's. it is evidence
that there is a lot of loose money be-
ing shed in the land.
Business far exceeds our expec-
tations so far said Merle VI. John
son. vicepresident and treasurer Of
II. F. Wichman & Co, today, when
asked about the holiday trade. "Dia-
mond and pearl goods are selling very
we'll this year. Diamond and platinum
bar pins are a great attraction. Our
stock is very strong in gold and silver
novelties. Exclusive stationery as
usual is one Of our best leaders, and
We have an elegant stock of it,"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
SCHOOL BUDGET MAY
INCREASE TAX LEI

The school budget submitted to "a
rotary Mott-Smith, CHAIRMAN OF q
Eoard of estimates, shows that instea
OF providing for the construction
new buildings from the loan fund
in former years, this expense is to
horne by the current funds. inerea'
inG that by 1881 and having d
t:Ged bearing on the 1914 tax levy.
Decreases in other departllfsn'
however. reduce the total of the cu|
rent fund figure. but the total increas
OF charges on the current funds for CD
ensuing biennium is set at approx
lnateIy $441.947.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
JUNEAU IN GRIP OF
A HOUSE FAMINE

JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov. 2O-JuneaU
is at present suffering from house
famine There is not a vacant house IN
town. rooms are very scarce and even
4 good flop" is lightning to be re-
Stfded as luxury.
The mining activity Of the neighbOr-
hood during the past summer has
- eatly increased tire population and
il has been impossible to keep apace
Il the building line.
There are a dozen applications TO-
every new house. Shacks that year
10 Were considered worthless have
been fitted up and are being occupied
Thrifty housewives are renting
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11

spare rooms and in cases recc||
az much for a single room as The =
of the entire house.
Between now and April | but
tic can be done here in the buIl'
line. By that time work viii a1
beunder full sway in the mill
mines, and a few hundred Of new q
employed, many OF them hriD1|
their families ad needing place
live. The limited amount of build
that can be done between now
then will never supply the deman1
Much of the residential propertf
juneau is owned by non-rel idents q
they are slow to improve.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11

A Nasaoka dispatch to the Nichi
Nichi states that No. l shaft of the
Nippon Kerosene CO. at Nishiyama.
Japan. suddenly threw UP oil on Sep
tember ~. 40 koku II koku equals
30 % imperial gallons being blown
out in Il hours. which is Il record
quantity i'm Japan The kerosene m2r-
ket in Echigo has since acquired an
unusual activity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
NEW DAILY IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. Nov. De. II. Well
TO established the Seattle Daily Sta
arc Tacoma Daily Times. togethe'
with Attorney John p. Hartman q
Seattle, have formed the Sun Publish
ing company and are going to publish
in Seattle an evening daily paper
Articles will be filed in Olympia TO
day. 1t is planned to begin publica
ton in about Go days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11

For news and the truth ahOnt Il. .
people buy the Star.BslletiAs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08

who seems to lack class holds on
to his job. 1t is a good bet that
the difference in nerve explains
the failure of one and the success
of the other.
Woe be to the player that
"shows a streak" for players and
public are sure to make his life
miserable.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08

A Pennsylvania girl has set the
pace for Leap Year brides. She
proposed, paid the carfare to the
preachers, bought the ring and
paid the clergyman.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08
Cocoanut Pie.-Cream

Cocoanut Pie.-Cream 2>cup
butter with 2 cups sugar, and
when light add IL grated cocoa
nut. Beat until very light the
whites of 6 eggs, add the other
mixture, beating al 1.-THE while,
and put in deep pie pan lined with
short crust and bake IN quick
oven. Serve cold with cream and
sugar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08
Chicken.-Cuti c

Chicken.-Cut cold boiled
chicken into small BITS with a
sharp scissors, add equal quaint
ties celery and one half the quaint
ity of peas. Season, moisten with
mayonnaise and serve on lettuce.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08
X 4 x x X X x 4 X x X y !
* GOOD THINGS TO EAT

Poor Mans Corn Bread
cups of corn meal, cup flour, l
heaping tablespoonful sugar, l
egg, l tablespoon fryings, pinch
salt, l cup sour milk, scant half
teaspoon soda; mix and pour in
creased pan cook till it don't stick
to straw or toothpick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08

During a recent epidemic of
spinal meningitis in Dallas, Tex,
Secretary Paul Casey, of the
health department went with a
sanitary Inspector to raise the
quarantine on negro shack and
remove the big green sign.
An old negro woman came to
the door. ..
Nov, sholy, boss, you'all amt
gwine ter take that sign DOWN."
she asked.
Eyes, we are going to remove
the quarantine" said Casey.
Don't you want it removed?"
mo sab, boss, cause dar amt
been nary collectah round heah
sence dat sign was put up"
The quarantine remained.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08

Lots of people think their
hearts are broken when all that
ails them is punctured conceit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-08

English family had a table and
some cats. 1t took the cats just
80 years to scratch one leg of the
table away. The felines didn't
touch the other leg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
SIPS CASH
S22 PER MO.
PRICE SIPS
READY BY; TO MOVE EISaT INTO

FIvE-R0oM COTTAGE.
THIS Is NOT ONE OF, THE COT
TAGES ADVERTISED LAST WEEK
THEY WERE ALL SOLD AND TWO
semi-bungalow is located on a good
south front lot, 50xl35. lot lays well and
Is all graded ready for seeding. outside
appearance is pleasing and attractive;
front porch. 7Na4, with main roof ex-
tending out over; convenient yesubule
mission opening to large dining room,
with bay window to the east: nice kitchen
and convenient pantry; inside entrance
to large basement. with brick wallss two
splendid bedrooms, light and airy, with
closet for each. large bath room, con-
Meeting with both bedrooms; city water,
water closet with low-down tank. one
piece porcelain sink. Nicely finished
with selected lumber, red oak floor In all
rooms, machine scraped, smoothed and
polished to a high gloss. Electric lights
all through, pretty three-light cleo
trio shower In living room. shower TO
match in dining room; Just decorated
with high grade paper In neat designs.
It's all complete and ready to move Into
tomorrow, even to waxing the floors.
Built right In every way: floors double
with No. shlplap for under floor and
the red oak finish over red rosin be-
tween. Let the rent you are paying for
an old house make the payments on this
neat and we'll built cottage home. The
price Is s2.lS-s125 cash and SO per month,
monthly payments include the interest,
You will get deed and complete abstract
soon as deal is closed. See me today Just
as early as possible, for this Will sell
as quickly as the ones advertised last
Sunday. Come today TO LIS S. Halcyon
Ave, Benson. (Take Benson car, get
off at Halcyon Ave, come south 10 No.
n5) Phone Benson i22. Come today or
any evening.
+. s. TRULLINGER, BENSON.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
North Side
Homes
At Low Prices

s20e-For b-room cottage, mbdern ex.
eept heat, In good condition. on
south front lot. Y block from Nth
~ car line. near Brown St; with
take 800 lot as part payment and
-. h.e cash, balance oil per month.
NsAo-For PRACTICALLY new 5-room cot.
tage, modkrn except heat deco
rated throughout with full ce.
mented basement, located on south
front lot. near 18th and spauldins
Sta. Terms: About 800 cash, bal.
ance monthly like rent.
2,W-For nearly new broom cottage. In
excellent condition, all modern ex
cept heat. nicely decorated, To-
Gated on east front corner lot. In
same locality as above: only 900
cash and balance monthly like
rent.
Nne-For good broom. modern cot.
tsge. with full cemented basement
and stairway 10 attic, mission
nnlsh. newly decorated, furnace
heat. with small barn, isxis feet.
located At the northwest corner OF
premises and viii gladly show you
the place.
Aioe-Fof new e-room Kountxe Place
BUNGALOW, having large living
room. with nantel and CRATE. built.
In bookcases. heamed ceilings and
stationary settee: large dining
bulletin buffet All finished In
oak. Three bedrooms and bath
room second floor, full cemented
basement. corner lot. one block
rom car line. Built last summer
LOT home and Is very attractive
and convenient Investigate.
GEORGE & COMPANY
M-i1 City National Bank Bldg.
Phones ID. T5s or A.f7bGs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Paragraph for Rent Talks

Chas. Z. Williamson Co.
iof 8. 18th st. tcor. Dodge).. Street Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Armstrong; alsh Co.
Think of Til

Seven rooms with hot water heat; story
and half house; on paved street. paving
paid; house well built and but two years
old; near sd and California; only Il, 100,
and 500 cash 10 handle.
TERMS TO SUIT
1900 Myrtle Ave, corner lot In Bemis
Park, very neat Groom modern home,
paving all paid. Price only $500 and pay.
ments 10 suit.
WANT AN OFFER
1923 Lafayette Ave, good rooms with
hot water heat; lot 52sltO: on corner and
facing the Boulevard: owner wants A,S0o;
we want an offer. Win be vacated this
week. Terms arranged. Lot alone easily
worth E,9o. Don't hesitate to examine
and make offer.
DUNDEE
sos Capitol Ave, open for inspection
today; new house now completed; six
large rooms, living room arrangement,
with brick fireplace: buffet built In; book
cases; hot water heat nicely finished
and decorated throughout. Make Il q
point TO see this house today. Price Is. 800;
terms reasonable
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
500 CASH
$3.50 Per MO.
PRICE S1,78O

NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW.
This neat little t-room bungalow has
the same floor plan as the one adver-
tsed and sold last week. but different
outside appearance: front porch. 7x22.
win three heavy square columns: large
living room on southeast corner; wide
opening TO large east side dining room,
with high Queen Anne windows; nice
sized Kitchen and convenient pantry: In
side entrance 10 basement under entire
house; good sized bath room; high grade
Hphon wash down water closet. heavy
one-piece porcelain sink In kitchen; large
bedroom. well lighted with windows on
two sides. big closet. All finlshd lumber
selected. all floors OF maple. scraped
sandpapered and vanished to high class
Electric llght in all rooms. front porch
and basement pretty four-llght shower
for living room and art glass amber dome
for dining room. Built right all the way
through. double floors with red resin be.
tween; tar felt between walls; constructed
from very best materials and by nigh
class workmen. Planned In such man.
ner that another room can be added at
any time needed. Lot will be graded and
leseled. ready for seeding. south front.
This is another pretty bungalow home
that you can own as easily as ycu can
pay rent for an old house down town,
The price, uiso 500 cash and 1850 per
month, monthly payments includes the
Interest, Property will be decided 10 you
with complete abstract soon as deal IL
closed, See me today quickly as possi-
o'clock. Come TO lis South Haicyon
Ave, Benson. CTake Benson car, get
or az Halcyon Ave, come south 20 No,
ilal Phone Benson IN Come today or
any evening. regardless OF weather.
r. $. TRULLINGER, BENsoN,s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
SUBURBAN ACRES
Your Money

invested IN the vicinity Of cath and Far
nam or Harvey at present prices will
grow faster and bring In a surer income
than anywhere else. This Is conceded by
everyone. Business is pointed in that
direction. offer q steam-heated prop
cent net on $1,000 for only $500. BUY
1T. Don't be one OF the III | had only
bought fellows" A BARGAIN FOR A
SHREWD BUYER.
ERNEST SWEET.
1896 CITY NAT'Y BANK BLDG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
ESTATE REAL ESTATE.
PROPERTY FOR PROPERTY FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAIN
DITNDEE


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III "a, ;a7 n ass 5,H.s !s
bo and Rs T1 nen sun room m Sesut rr.
a see si s Sa 's oak H'H's not water neat nS' "
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
w ea Saq R Tes s nn e S9o1 sy ps eo ana
4 dandy A
' nSssp and 0F.s ro rSG hot w heated house. ss
SoR sy aAs On . and SS Win s, oak s %Pe H upstairs and
BEMs PARK DISTRICT
ss'fP o6 6pq 5 s & 51s % D v,, heat, o.s
''' "As " HANscoM PARK AND FIELD S" CLUB ias
Sss s only block s Ssn Ss as s d ag S sss
@ % sa a %ssss a S "aSs s H. sa n pan
s 'front.' s u ns0S T cTs ssSsp ,as % two BLOCKS from
hroSs Ss S bu N owner a h issS
$500 so modern hot water
ss house nDs S1E no9T SownstT with sa'ms
Ready p to MOVE in an I'm
f T co.'s. sa sops '' special 1p pS si
''i" s % ETs, s house
saeo $50 Em@st sO wiz, good twostory
oak f S s s 9 ss ss franz su n 'Ss sS
cases Sssmed ceiling living of
So a% with ISG G Two Modern sRH
CLOSE IN
% &, % month"; a'in Investigate sSG 1 Ss Ss sG
Broom house Omp,elv moa. an.
'sa" 5 California ssa SroOm all the ground
INVESTMENT
es @'s saS s S'S sss ss. R f'; ss0 per
CHEAPEST MOST ACCESSIBLE TO CAR and SCHOOL
s 'S1 a ss So r a money see and Sss s
4: lie sss ssa .ss.s :.:s, R::
he s$o & ss aS will all 50
Independent AsS az CITY N.,o, Rank p,a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
WANT AN OFFER
DUNDEE
8-ROOM BUNGALOW

%94 Lafayette Ave. in best part Of
Bemis Park; five good bedrooms; large
closets; tile bathroom and best OF FIX
lures; large brick fireplace in living room:
buffet built In In dining room; bookcases:
beamed ceilings; Hastily decorated. lot
worth easy 1900; and house cost over
A.0o Can offer this week at $50 and
very attractive farms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
So, 500
S Acres
Near Benson

Located one mile north OF the Country
club ground and one mile west Of cd and
Grand Ave. car line. Has stable large
enough for two horses and COW; four
one-room house Is all fenced. Ground
lies high and slightly, and slopes mostly
TO the east An elegant place to grow
grapes or other kinds of fruit and raise
chickens. This district Is building up
with a good class OF homes No doubt a
on this ground before long. The soil is
the very best. WIN make reasonable
terms. Can give possession at once Don't
walt too long. Let US show you this
choice 5-acre tract at once.
HASTINGS 4 fiEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

before the improvements are III
for these lots are due for rapid
rise in value. There is nothing
finer in Omaha than Norwood.
Take a walk along Omaha
Broad Walk, on the ''Prettiest
Mile" from Goth and Ames
avenue to Miller Park and see
for yourself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
See This 8-Room
House Now and
Make an Offer

am going TO sell and viii accept the
first reasonable offer on my modern &
room, 2-story house; rooms. besides
bath. toilet and good pantry downstairs;
> rooms, bath toilet. store room and air
porch upstairs, all large and pleasant
rooms: good closets 10 bedrooms: house
well built and In first class condition
throughout; suitable for two families. II
desired; lot l5ox33is #. very desirable To-
cation; close In; within one or two blocks
OF two car lines; high and slightly; new
cement walks; $500 to G.ooo cash.
somebody 10 going to get a bargain
900 Webster st. Phone Harvey ISIS OF
B-1S7S'