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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
IT'S HALF CHICKEN
AND HALF DUCK

nv ratod rfss- LoaAed Wire
ST LOUIS. Mo, April IA
strange bird, appearing TO be half
silver lace Wyandotte chicken, half
mallard and Indian runner duck.
was taken 10 p. J Meyers OF the
ST Louig Poultry Supply Co. by IA
man who purchased the fowl as n
spring fry for his Sunday dinner.
The freak birds owner was prepar.
ing TO KIN IL for the cook. when he
noticed the peculiar mixture OF
chicken and duck
The bird stands erect like the In.
dian runner duck, and has tho broad
back and smooth. downy breast OF
n duck. colored Ike the wild NAL
lard species. The fore leg is the
exact counterpart Of the ordinary
duck's, but the toes are not wobbed,
II has n rooster hoad. and crows.
The bird waddles duck fashion
The fowl Is about eight months
old. An attempt will be made to
see II II Is duck enough 10 swim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
TO BAR NOISE
AT WEDDING

~ United rress Leased wire
COLUMBUS o. April T. Having
dclvcd into the problem OF won.
an y dress with considerable amuse-
meui. the house Tuesday took up
Tor consideration ways and means
OF safeguarding tho dccorum and
dignity OF weddings
Rep. @ G. Wintcrmute OF Mor
Ger county would mako Il "a misdc
.meanor. punishable by n fine OF not
less than S. nor more than $40. fcr
anyone 10 disturb the peace and
harmony OF a wedding party or the
celebration OF a matrimonial nil.
.ance by any boihterous noise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
DOG BURIES TINY
SPITZ PLAYMATE

Nv United Press Leased Wire
PORTERSVILLE, Cal, April =.
A remarkable case OF etfecuon vi
one dog for another was shown
boro whom Towser. a shepherd dog,
dragecd Mike, a tiny SPITE dog off
the public road after the little dog
hod been killed by a passing auto
mobile. and buried the body In a
nearby orchard , -,
The two dogs were playing on
the road when the spitz was run
over Towser stood licking Mike tof
an hour. and waited until no pc
uavod nobody was looking. lie
then dragged him to an orchard
close by, and there paved out a
shallow hole and covered the body
mn. Tho shepherd dog remained by
the grave for AZ hours, and flnaiiy
had 20 be taken away.
pance nj Dreamland tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
He LEAVES JAIL
IN A BARREL

PiTTSF1ELD. Mass. April r.
Walter Robinson made an unusual
escape from the Berkshire county
jail I'm potato barrel
Robinson was Al work doing up
potatoes I'm the prison yard a
guard WAS present. but was busy
helping IN the work The prisoner
jumped into potato barrel stand
Ing close by. tipped II over and
rolled down the hill distance of
several hundred feet
The barrel bumped against the
fence. and out Jumped Robinson
scrambled over the fence and dis
appeared before tho guard knew
what had happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
HE'S NOT READY
FOR COFFIN YET

Suit VIWF TNI
BELLEFONTAINE, o., April T.
DR.. Frank b. Kayler. hearing
that his brother. Scott kayler. had
been drowned al Dayton, took ar
undertaken and a coffin TO Dayton
by automobile and found his broth
er alive and well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
ADAMS AGAIN
FOUND GUILTY

George Edward Adams. former
society man. h. under second peni'
Tertiary conviction today. \ Jury
In the federal court vas out only
two hours before returning a yer
dict Of guilty against him and John
G. Weber. the aged counterfei'er.
Of conspiracy TO engage In counter
feiiing
Adams had been parolcd from the
penitentiary. after serving ak years
of a ten.year sentence for gold dust
thefts from the government assay
office. where was employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS CLOSE 6
WILL KEEP OREGON
TACOMA

SALEM, Or. April THE report
that the Battleship Oregon was GO
ing to be dismantled is erroneous,
according TO letter received today
by Governor West from Secretary
Danields OF the navy department.
He wrote there was intention on
the part of the department to with
draw the Oregon from the Pacific
reserve fleet at the Bremerton navy
ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
THE MARKETS

The following arc ths average prices
paid bu local comrnlasiou merchants q
the producers and prices paid b. ths
,staisf 10 the cornmissioners Th-
mics paid ttr farmers come under
stuvinr price" nd tho sum paid ~ the
,stallsr under selling pri~- Prices IA
All rassa ara subject Go variation. ar.
rordtue 20 freshness and general excel.
i.ncs out these prices. uuisEa 0tharwiss
Indicated are for strictly urst gradss
vyrs ranch ...... .is0 10
Truit-seiftnR rrce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
! HARTMAN AND SOME OF THE EuGENIC RABIES

industrious. healthy and. In most
matters. Intelligent. but they did
not know the danger OF a mother
oyerworklng before the birth OF her
baby Our nurse taught them bet.
ter and tho result II n living and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
Two Timely Specials in
Crex Rugs

No rug is more desirable for sum
mer use. either IN the home or for
camp or summer house. than the
attractive and cheerful CreX Grass
Rugs. Thus. the timelnesa Of these
specials will easily impress Itself
upon the minds ~ everyone who
has a requirement for rugs.
The patterns are all new Spring
designs and colorings and the spe-
cial prices are OF substantial and
saving character
sxi0 size. special SG25.
gxf2 size. special S. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07

healthy child now 3 months old.
" Jackie in months old and
bids fair to become a healthy man.
though he came OF diKsipated par
cnta. or his nine brothers and
sisters, one was born dead and five
died In infancy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07
WHY ASK REFEREE?

~ rnited Press Leased wire
SAN FRANCISCO. April Con.
tractor Mckcnna was hailed into
court for demolIshlng a building
without a referees order. Why
do have to ask Eddie Hanlon or
some other fight experts pcrmis.
slon 20 wreck the shack he asked
The difference IN referees was ex
planned. He wns released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07

brass beds. s. 90 Blake Furni.
ture Co. 4i5lT Pike 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-07

Dance at Dreamland tonight ."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

Walerya Czaplewska
Teresa Czarnowska
Ludwika Lewiiska
lzabela Palbickn
Praxeda Palhicka
Gertrude Sieracka
Estcra Singer "
Barbara Gabrych
Salomca Herek
Franciszka Czapewska
Elzbieta Kluzik
Elzbieta Cisewska
Rozalia IiGerko
Michalina Kistowska
Helena Owecka
Zofia Zywicka
Salomea Jezewska
Genswefa Cierzan.
Hieronim Zbylcki J6zef Rynkowski
Edward Czapiewski. Micczyslaw Borzyszkowski
Henryk Walihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
Most z Cementu.
MINNESOTA.

Zariecze,owa"e tf.r;y byda
przyimowar al d. 8 g"d,i"y v lie.
cy"r'm dn'a II lipca, 1913, W j.
"ona, Minnesota, p:xe. zarz4d
m,asta, w,wspomia"-m mr,so,e ma
bu''"~e moc"elo cement"wego pn.
reczowego IN, 81" 81 stop d'"g"eci
20 stop @zerokl, aaeby m,7na pre-
prowadzlt /; Ton c'ezka masx,ne.
Komplet"e w>x7c,er6'nienic
plan6w i specyflkacYi musl bye
dot2czone do kazdej oferty Hkoro
~z}"zona bedz,e d. p'is,. p dpi~a-
ny prztksx bank"wy albo g'',dw
ka 20 S procent ofrrty, mu-l b.r
d~oiac,ony do kazdej oft rty.
Zastrzega zig prawo odr1uce-
MA kt6regck"lwlek I"b v~szystk,ch
ofelt. Modry druk ~yka,uje mrc]-
sec mostu, -ekcye rowu i wszyst-
kie inne lnformacye ~odnosz9cc ale
tel roboty moz"a otrzymaG Cd IN
zynlera m~>ejskiego, Minona MINI.
GEO. w. HOFFMAN,
Recorder m;ejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
UrZedOWe Z"aWiadOm1enie

Zaw iadom!enie o posled,eniu "a
r,adu rcgulowanja oda,k6w.
Zaw adamia sie %ninlrjs em, re
zarzad cd rcgulowania podatxdw
W j Ola mlastx W]nona, Mlunes"-
ia, bedzie m al swe pos'cd'cnie u
L,pcs. 1913, 9tej godzin'" pre- d
pofLdui' nj W ofisie r"kurdera miei-
ski"go " budyrku miejskiin, l'rzy
nsrvzniku czwarlej Lafa>e cite
ulic, W epomianrm m'escie ! bedz'e
mls} poeiedzenia przez try dnl.
K,drak"lw'ek osoha, kt6'aby sic
c,u8a bye skrxywdzo"a przez ia:
k,kol wick podatek na}ozonv przcz
asse+sora albo jego p"m"cniAa mo-
re sic zg}' s'6 t>m czas:e do
wsromisnego zarzadu osob!scie
albo p,zez swego doradce i pred
stawic swrja krzywde w>pomisne
mu zar,adowl do rezstrz, gmecia i
dzlafania. Data, 23 czerwca. 1913
GEO. HOFFMAN,,
(Pieczet) Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
POdZieAOWanie.

Niniejs1em dziekuie Prev
ks. Proboszczowi j. PachoI.
skiemu, IA jego starania
wzg]edem naszych dzieci.
Jego to staraniem pobudowa-
ma zostala nasza okaza}a pol
ska szko}a, W kt6rej dzieci
nasze kazdego roku ko6cza
6sma klase tax jak W szko-
ZACH angie]skich. Dziekuje "a
}adua nauke wyg}oszona W
niedziele do rodzicow i dziat-
wy w2gledem dalszej nauki j
zachety do n;ej. Dziekuje "a
nagrody rozdane dzieciom, a
osobliwie moienu synowi "a
nagrode: jednorocznej dar-
moi wyzszei szkoly, jaka, O.
fiarowaf MI Prev. ks. Pro-
boszcz W nagrode "a najwy::
sly stopie6 W nauce..
Oby Bog dobrotliwv udzje-
lii naszemu Prev. Ojcu jak-
najlepszego zdrowia i d}ugie-
go zycia, azeby sic doczeka}
wdziecznosci. cd tych dzieci,
kt6re zawdSieczaja swa ma
uke polskiej szkole Sw. Sta
nisiawa K. "a Jego staraniem
wzniesionej. (Bo 10 juz tree
ci moi syn ukohczyf W tej
szkole 8ma klase i dyplom
otrzyma}.)
K6wniez dziekuje Wie|.
Siostrom Nauczycielkom "a
ich prace i nauki udzielane
naszym dziec;om. Wszystkim
zaselam przez }amy ,,Wiaru-
sa" podziekowanie staropol-
ski.m Bog zap}ac!
Jan Zbylicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

Prev. ks: Proboszcz %zast6sowat swa move do slow u
mie szczonych W %nagl6wku ma programme ,,Naprz6d, do czy-
nu!' Doradzaf do dalszego kszta}cenia dzieci to w szko-
ZACH katolickich, upominat azeby rodzice ME ~szczedzili kosz-
tow ma nauke swych dzieci ME wzbraniali i'm, ]ez owszem
SAM %zachecali a nawet ~napedzali do dalszej nanki. Taksa-
mo dzieci zachecaf do dalszej nauki, do czytania %pozytecz-
nych, pouczajacych ksiazek, osob]iwie teraz W czasie waka-
cyi.-Pzy ko6cu swej mowy Prev. ks. Proboszcz rozda}
dyplomy uczennicom uczniom, kt6rzy ukohczyli VIII
Elase. Dyplony otrzymai nastepujqcy:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
POCZMISTRZEM W Inde-
pendence, Wis, mianowany
zostal pan Stanis}aw Skroch.
POTRZEBA
2 chf0pc6W do naszej
drukarni.

ANTONI WALCZAK, 20
letni mlodzieniec, zmar} W
niedziele W domu swych 70.
dzic6w Fam. pod nr. SCI w.
3 ul. Opr6cz rodzic6" POGO
stawia on osmiu braci i pie6
si6str. Pogrzet odbyl sic we
wtorek z kosciola sw. Kali
mierza Kr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
POSZukiWanie.

Poszukuje sic Franciszk a
Drewek i zony jego Maryan-
ny Drewek Pochodza 70 wsi
Bielawa, 2 parafii Czerskiej.
Maryanna Drewek, pochodzi
Z familii kazimierza i Amy
Kowalewskich. Podobno o.
kolo 80 lat temu wyjechali
do Brazylii. Ktoby . Mich
slbo o ich dzieciach wiedziai
albo oni sami. pros2e zawia-
donnie brata, Maryanny,
J6zefa Kowalewskiego
7O7 r. Wabasha Str.
N Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
Urzadzcie sobie praWdzi-
vie Wakacyjna
WYCieCZke.

WyC1tCZAf.
Pozw6lcie nam dopom6dz
wan uplanowa6 wasza wy
cieczke. Idzcie do Colorado,
Utah, California, Yellowsto-
ne, National Parku, albo do
wybrzezy p6inocnego Pacifi.
ku. Kazda miejscowo66 posia-
da odr6zniajace powaby. Mic
ME ma W por6wnaniu do O.
gromnych g6r. z kt6rych
wiele pokrytych jest Cd
wiecznym s%niegiem, drogi
wysadzane o~lbrzymiroy drze-
wami, przepa6ciste rozpadli-
ny i wznios}e wodospady,
wszystko to s~prawia,. ze po-
dr6z ma zach6d pozostaje W
waszej pamieci. Niskie ratv
zwrotne raty konserwacyj-
ne sa teraz W b)egu. Dosko.
na}a obs}uga kolejowa ze
wszystkich stacyi. 20 bilety
j zupefne informacye, zgfo.:
sic sic do agent6w bileto-
wych kolei Chicago i North
Western. (Adv)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

w PRZYSZkA niedziele 0
9tej "wprowadzone beda re
szko}y do koscio}a sw. Sta
nislawa K. dzieci, kt6re
przystapia do pierwszej ko-
munii SW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

Pc rozdaniu dyplom6w Prev. ks. Proboszcz wyzna,
cza} nagrody uczniom uczennicom celujacym w naukach
a otrzymali je praWio wszyscy uczniowie uczennice z 8mej.
l;lkoro z 7mej jedcn, Eugoniusz Kupferscimidt, 2 6te]
klasy. Nagrody by}y roznaitc: piekne ksiazeczki, obrazy'
krzyzyki t. p: G}6wne zas dwie nagrody, ca}oroczna nau-
ka W katolickiej wyzszej szkole da chfopca dziewczecia'
h Itd4s,, m MAI najwy1szy stopieh v naukach, p1zezn9czone
Jest to podarunek ofiarowany przez Prev. ks. Proboszcza
J. Pacholskiego. Geese Mu "a to. Obych takich wspania}o-
myslnych oiarodawc6w by}o wlecej. 1855
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

uszkodzil glove. Zawieziono
20 do szpitala Sw. J6zefa "
La Crosse, gdzie drugiego
dnia umarf pogrzeb odbyl
sic W zesz}a 6rode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

letnia K lara
Piechowska, c6rka J6zefa
~Plechowskiego, Fam. pod mr..
1903 wsch Sanborn u]., Una
laz1d smierc W nurtach RE-
XII Mississippi W niedziele
kr6tko po sz6stej wieczorem.
Klara raZem z tuzinem m}od.
szych dziewczat kapala sic
ma brzegu rzeki i pr6bujac
~p}ywania puscl}a sic nieco
dalej cd swych miodszych
towarzyszek, gdy ba1wan pc.
wsta}y cd przejezdzajacego
|duzego okretu pckry1 ia, j
wciagna} W gfab rzeki i JUL
jej wiecej ME widziano. 0
ma}o co ME utone1a take
jej przyjaci6}ka 14sto letnia
Magdalena Osowska, kt6ra
Ia krzyk ma}ych d~ziewczat
wskoczy}a W wode i chciala
ratowac Klare. Mieisce gdz;e
ds;owc7eta sig kqpoty Jest
niebezpieczne nawet ola mai
lepszycb pIywak6w. Jest to
.rierwszY wypadek utoniecia
W lynn sezonie. Zw}ok do.ad
ME wylowiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

w ~PONIEDZIAkEK O 9tej
odby} sic koscio}a sw. Sta.
nis}awa Kostki pcgrzeb S. p.
Leona Skuczy1skieso, kt6ry
zmar} kmiercia przypadkowa
W czwartek o II godz. pred
poiudniem PREY z~aprowadza-
niu drut6w elektrycznych
niedaleko ,,Winona Mailing
Co.. Gdy oko}o $500 volt
silly elektrycznej przesz}o
przez jego ciaio, Skuczyhski
zawisf ma paste, kt6rym byl
przymocowany do s}upa i to-
warzysze jtgo museli go
spuscic Oh ziemie. Niebosz.
czyk liczyf ~ lat, pozosta-
via make, trzech bracl i
czterv siostry. Wjeczny od-
poczvnek race mu dac Panic!
WSZA pensya ma.
TEX. pod}ug uchwalonego
prawa W o%statn:ej legislatu~
re otrzyma PAM S. Stroin-
ska, kt6ra jej powiat przYz
nal wyplacic pc 20 dolar6w
miesiecznie az do czasu SdY
|jej dzieci uio6cza Ia lat.
MAJ jest chory ME zoolny do
piracy a iona must - do
yl9dac W chorobie.
is M~IESIECZNY chfopiec
Andrzeja kamla W Arcadia
pozostawiony ma chwile bez
! dozoru " pokoju ma pietrze,
, wszedl ma okno, wYtioczyl
siatke druciana j wypadf ns
cementowy chodnik, a upad1
tax nieszczesliwie, ze sobie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

W %niedziele pc nieszporach, o 4tej godzinie pc pofud
niu, odby}y sic W sail p,rafialnej parafii sw, Stanisfaw
Kostki popisy dziatwy szk6lnej ma zako6czenie roku szk6
negO.
Nasze Czcigodne Siostry nauczycielki przygotowa}
nadzwyczaJ za]mujacy urozmaicony program, kt6ry dziat
wa wykona}a talk doskonale, ze oklask6w ME szczedzon
prey kazdym numerze.
Ma pr~zedstawienie przyby} tez Najprzewiel. ks. Bisku
P. Hebron i kilku ks1ezy.
Program by1 nastepujacy:
PEsN kU czc1 MATK1 BosK1EL
'TIArrE BuRscHE OVERTURE" w. Ramczyko"ska
Vocal Duet THE TWO r1AvnArrs" c x s"s n
"9od Oboe Piebo"
obuek z zya wieniaczk kakowhich
HELENKA. boaa jhyncs<a c. shracka
$H xxx " 5, AA.,"s' :. .:... $$::Ss;:'ts'
n n1srs s% < * ssstss : :sss,. s...,~ % f var s%s
rra CIRCUS oAlor~ i $ $ $:$: s:s~s.
Mrs Brown and mil on rnerv vacation Trip"
co JEST " KOszYKU? Male dziewczAa
Piano Duet LITTLE FAIRY WALTZ" p r Mehsnv..,
Rrden's Rosary.
THE RISING IF THE MOON.
AN INCIDENT OF TIL CIVIL WAR.
cAFT: f9MAFD ARDEN rNySs n s,sx;;
s SET tf drummer boy M. k fmH Esei
SOLDIERS T. ZbyIeki
chmus GIVE MI MY OWN NATIVE LAND:
FIRE CRACKER DRILL.
Piano Duet "QUI vlE GALoP".
NOVA rrzew. KS Prob :. Pacho.ktgo.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
FAME SPREAD
 WIDELY ABROAD
Stock of the Home Builders Regarded by Peoria Brokerage Firm as Gilt Edge and So Advertised tO Investors

The many local investors in the Home Builders Co, of Phoenix, have been pleased to receive news of the eastern representation that has re gently been strengthened by reason of last falls visit of Mir. R. II Greene to Peoria, Ill The firm of c. Fl Carson, of Peoria. III, financial brokers of widely known prestige has made the Home Builders stocks one of it's principal lists in it's literature ad- Vising investors to buy. The last circular issued has the following to say, after some description of this valley and the immense Roosevelt reservoir project now completed
 Home Builders is a corporation organized for the purpose of buying, improving and selling residence prop erty, in and around. the city of Phoe- nix, Arizona. Since organization this company has paid regular dividends of s per cent annually on this stock and has also earned and SC. aside a very substantial surplus.
 The officers and directors are well known to many Peorians, there being at least seventy-fiVe owners of Home Builders stock in Peoria at this time
 This stock is within the reach of
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
THE BEAUT|FYING
 OF WENTWORTH

Tree planting in Wentworth Place moves on rapidly. The owners are planting trees around their homes, which added to the palms already growing will give the addition added beauty.
 Plans for two new houses in Kenil- worth Place are in the hands of Architect Knipe, and in addition to these the Southwestern Building and Investment company will commence to build three more within ten days
 Business with the Southwestern Building and Investment company continues to grow Building Inspector Creighton said yesterday morning that the company was constructing build ings that represented forty per cent of last months building permits is sued
 The company is not vet four months old and the total number of shares of stock issued by it is 39,S72. The management has outlined much work for the future but say it is not yet ready for publication.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

The mayor and town council of Red Bank, \. J., passed a resolution en- dGrSing WOman'S suffrage
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
HALF MILLION SALES
 IN THIRD 0F YEAR
Greene and Griffin Co. Has Kept
 Things Moving

F. w. Shedd and J. J. Gould, of the Greene and Griffin Real Estate company, have been the busy sales men. Mir. Gould sold for Judge Sloan sixty acres of splendid land northeast of Glendale to Arthur Parsons, q re cent arrival from Wisconsin.
 Mr Shedd closed q deal whereby the Greene and Griffin Co. become the owners of the twenty acre tract lying between Central avenue and the Indian school car line just north of Los Olives. from w. G. Hartranft and Gordon Tweed This is considered a very fine tract for subdivision. It will probably be the next big De Luxe division that this firm will offer to the public. They will improve it much in the same was as they did Chelsea Place.
 The Greene and Griffin firm has sold a half million dollars worth of real estate since November l. just four months ago
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
THEY WANTED
 ONLY THE BEST
Group of Northwestern Capitalists Has Lately Gathered in Many of the Choicest Tracts Along North Central Avenue

Early last month negotiations re suiting in the introduction of a great deal of new money into the valley were begun and have just been com pleted A group of bankers and cap italists from Minneapolis, Iowa and the northwest came here at the SO lcitaton of J II Telford who had arrived from British Columbia in December and made extensive invest m,uts one of the visitors had been her, before when he bought some Central avenue property and had come back after more, bringing his friends
 The deals were made through the agency of Greene and Griffin and the negotiations were conducted by r. w. Shedd. of that firm. Mir. Shedj. by the way. is an old Minne- apolis man.
 The visitors were after the best for there is no more expensive prop erty in the valley than that lying along Central Avenue One of the tracts bought by the visitors was an eighty acre tract beionging to w. J Murphy and is described as the east half Of the southwest quarter. sec ton $. township ? north, range three east. and located on Central avenue south of the Glendale car line. It is a beautiful tract, all in alfalfa. Ii faces paved street, bordered bN rows of olive and ash trees
 Another tract bought by the group is known as the Syndicate Forty, ly ing southeast of the junction of tn, Glendale ear line and Central avenue wMl- ]. in aIfaLLa anl laces the bouIe-
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
LAS PALMAS TRACT
 BEING DRESSED UP

This popular tract is fast coming to the front and the improvements are the kind that last. Palm and Oak streets are to be further beautified with rows of ash trees set between the palms. Still better, car service is the result of the increased traffic. The many white asbestos roofs make pretty picture from the boulevard. Plans are almost finished for five new homes to cost from $33OO to $42. .000
 Dr Eugene Mcclure will start work on his house by the middle of the month. Hugh Marshal will have a landscape gardener at work on his Cen tral Ave lots. Other lot owners are making preparations to set out plants and trees.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

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Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
REAL ESTATE

ward. On the former trip the Vis- itors bought thirty acres belonging to General A. J. Sampson. near the Campbell and Francis homes; the eighty acres of the Robinson estate. facing Central avenue. north of the Grand Canal; five acres of Mrs War ren, near the Osborn school house just south of the Warren home. The purchasers are thus possessed of a large acreage of the choicest land in the valley. One of the party was Thomas Danaher, head of the largest landOWning company in the country with holdings in British Columbia, the northwest and Texas and New Mexico. The others were Fred Wick ett, president of the First National Bank. of DeCorah, la; C. J. Wiser. banker; C. H. Davidson. connected with several banks and one of the leading bankers of Minneapolis; James Wiser. president of the First National Bank, of Fargo, x. D. and Ben Bear capitalist and clothing mer- chant of DecOrah, Iowa, where he has been engaged in business for thirty two years. MT. Bear was on his re- turn from his seventy fourth buying trip to New York when he met the other members of the party and was induced 10 come along and get his share of the good things of the Salt River valley.
 It is probable that some or all of these gentlemen will arrange to make Phoenix their winter homes Said C. J. Wiser before leaving. T have made large profits from investments in the Canadian northwest, but the best prospects l have ever seen are in the Salt River valley"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
LEESCRAFT TRACT
 TO BE COTTON FIELD
Plans Of Arizona Auction and DeveI.
 opment Company

The Arizona Auction and Develop ment company announces that it will plant thirty-five acres of Leescroft half-section of land divided into five and ten acre tracts. several of which have already been sold. Eighty acres of LeeScrOft have been planted to alfalfa This tract is near the Glen dale car line and on the new Black Canyon road.