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The evening world., 1903-05-08
BRITISH SHIP
SHOT-R|DDLED.
San Domingo Troops and Rebels
Used Britannia of Halifax as
a Shield While Fighting a
Battle Across River.
CREW BURROWED BELOW.
,spec,,l to The evening world1

lSpctldl 70 INC evening N'l'h''
HALIFAX, n. S, May S.-h a,
O Brlcn. the owner of the schooner
britannia which is now at San Do
mlngo, to-day received report that the
vessel had been used as a shield dur
ing fight by opposing forces of the
republic
She was badly damaged, and claim
has been fled against san Domingo
with the British Consul.
Capt. Mckeeson, of the Britannia
sent word that while passing down
strean rear the city a force of rcbe :
lined up on one side of the shore and n
regiment of Government troops took ny
a position on the other. and, using the
ship as shield, began firing over and
around her.
The captain and his men wer forced
below and compelled to half bury them
selves In the cargo of sugar for safety,
The fight lasted three hours, during
which the sails were shattered, rigging
torn away and the sides of the Britain
MIA pierced with shot, while bullets fell
into the cabins, smashing glass and
damaging the woodwork
During the engagement a small gum
boat to escape part of the fusillade
made fast to the schooner.
As the Brittania was flying the Eng
lIsh nag, the matter will probably be
brought to the attention OF the British
Government
The evening world., 1903-05-08
BRIBERY INQUIRY
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Mans Charges Against Mem
Der Of Legislature Taken
Up by Senate.

BOSTON, May S-The Committee on
Rules OF the Massac chusetts Senate this
afternoon decided to report to that body
resolutions OF the Senate TO invcsti-
gate charges Of bribery made by George
j. Raymond. of Boston. President
Jones named the following members as
an Investigating Committee: Senators
Frost. OF Lawrence. Apsey. of Cam
bridge; w, T. A. Fitzgerald. of Boston (;
Code, OF Beveniy. and Fletcher, OF
Westford.
A charge was made by Mr. Raymond
that a Senator last year offered to pre-
vent the passage of bill which af-
fected Mr.. Raymond's business for a
money consideration. The Committee
on Rules considered the matter and re-
ported that as the the alleged bribery
had to do with a member OF last year s
Senate the committee had no jurisdic-
ton and the Investigation was not with
In its power.
Mr.. Raymond made public a state
ment to-day that the Senator to whom
he referred was a member OF the pres
ent Legislature as well az of the last
one. and the committee decided bo In
afa<ate.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
KOLB MYSTERY
GROWS DEEPER.
Reward Of $1,000 Offered for Misslna
Secretary of Marine Engineers
Associatlon-Will Be Increased,

reward OF $1,000, which will be in
creased to at least 5000, was offered
to-day by the Boston branch OF the
Marine Engineers Beneficial AssoeIa-
ton for some trace OF the whereabouts
OF George A. kolb. the missing seero-
tary OF the organization.
President Jones. Of the association
said to-day:
Experts have gone over his accounts
and they are correct to cent. have
mad long talk with Mrs. Kolb and she
has offered no explanation, That he has
met with any violence directed by those
VINO are hght!ng the strike I do not
consider for an instant"
The evening world., 1903-05-08
GOULD'S VALET LOSES.
Appellate Division of supreme
Court Decides Case Against Him.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court to-day handed down decision
Affirming the Judgment OF the trial
court in the case OF Frank d. Mowbray
against Howard Could
Mowbray was the valet who was in
jured by an explosion of fireworks on
dould's yacht, losing the sight OF one
eye. He claimed that he got a con-
tract for life employment after the
accident. and when he was discharged
he sued for damages.
On the first trial OF the case he got a
verdict in his favor. but that was upset
by the Appellate Division. On the sec
ond trial the jury decided in favor Of
Mr.. Could That verdict the Appellate
Division now af1rzns.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
MASON MUST
STAND TRIAL.
Invoked the Court to Restrain His
Lodge, but Motion Is
Denied.

Charles II. Franklin. editor of The
interviewer, an insurance paper, viii
have to stand trial as a Free Mason by
the trial Commission appointed by
Grand Master Ebert Crandall on the
charge of perslstently llbelling Past
Grand Master Frederick A. Burnham
Justice Gildersleeve. of the Supreme
Court, this afternoon dismissed the
temporary injunction obtained by
Franklin last month. and denied the
motion to continue 1t.
Franklin wanted the Grand Master,
Grand Secretary Col. L. l.. NJ. Ehers
and Past Grand Masters Burnham.
CrItcherson. Stewart uLu Phipps en-
Joined from trying him.
William D. Crtcherson, a fellow mem
Der of Excelsior Lodge. charged Frank
lin with libeling Burnham.
Grand Master Crandall appointed Past
: Grapds Aiasters, d0hn Stewart, Charles
III Shipps ana William Kiagenstein as
% T1A CommGssidp.
franklin sued to enjoin the Grand
Lodge from trying him until his trial
- the criminal courts on indictments
charging criminal libel had been con-
Siuuou' ihe saiu thal tue SdlHe ldE-s
being at issue he would be forced in
the Masonic trial to reveal his defense
to the DistrlctAttorney.
Justice Blanchard heard the case but
declined to decide it on the ground that
he, too, is Mason. The case was re-
argued before Justice Gil lersleeve.
,-lstice Guaerslceve said in deciding
against Franklin that the regular order
OF procedure had been followed by th4
Grand Lodge under Masonic laws tu
which every Mason subscribes and
Franklin must abide by them.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
SKIN AMI BLOOD
PUR|FICAT'l0N
Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and ResoIvent' !.
Cleanse the Skin, Scalp
and Blood
Of TOruring, Disfiguring Hu-
meurs with loss of Hair
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS

Thousands of the worlds best peo-
pie have found instant relief and
speedy cure by the use of Cuticura Re-
solvent, Ointment and Soap In the most
torturing and disfisuring of itching,
burning and scaly humours, eczemas,
rashes, itchings and infiammations.
Thousands of tired, fretted moth
ers, of skin-tortured and disfgurcd
babies, of all ages and conditions,
have certified to almost miraculous
cures by the Cuticura remedies when
the best medical skill had failed to re-
lievc, much less cure.
Cuticura Treatment Is local and con-
stitutional - complete and perfect,
pure, sweet and wholesome. Battle the
affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap
and hot water to cleanse the skin OF
crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle, dry without hard rubbing,
and apply Cuticura Ointment freely to
allay itching, irritation and infiamma-
tlou, and soothe and heal, and lastly
take Cuticura Resolvent to cool and
cleanse the blood, and put every func-
tion in state Of healthy activity.
More great cures CT simple, scrofu-
lous and hereditary humours are daily
made by Cuticura remedies than by all
other blood and skin remedies COM
blued, single set being often sufficient
to cure the most distressing cases
when all else fails. '.-
Sold throughout the world, Cytcurs Rssolvent, Soc
On form Of Chocolate Coated Pills. 2,c per y.l ot to,
house So Parh, SRue de Ia aFals, Bos,on. E Coium.
bus Ave-. PettS Drns and .hsw; fo,p.. Sole Props.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
BULGER DID NOT
TALK OF CLEVELAND
He Re2udiates Interview Quoting
Him as Saying that Hill Fa-
vored Ex-Presldent.

ALBANY. y. y. May S.-Deputy At
torney-General Charles L. Bulger to-day
repudated the Oswego interview pub
Iished IN morning papers, In which he
vas quoted as saying that David Il.
Hin favored the nomination of express
ident Grover Cleveland on the next
Democratic Presidential ticket, and thar
he him-elf believed there would be
popular demand for the nomination.
Ex-senator HIN was seen and abso-
lutely refused to comment on the SUD
ject
The evening world., 1903-05-08
PAYNE REMOVES
SUPT. MACHEN.
Head of Free-De|ivery Service
Relieved from Duty by Post
ster-General Pending an
Investigation of Department.
FOSNES TAKES HIS PLACE.

WASHINGTON, May S-Postmaster-
General Payne has relieved A. w.
Machen, general superintendent of the
free delivery service, from duty pend
ing the result of the Post-Ottice De-
partment investigation and has as
signed l.. c. Fosnes, formerly director
of posts in Cuba, to take charge OF
the free delivery service.
Machen Is the man on whom the whole
Investigation hinges. Senator Lodge de-
manded his suspension last Monday on
instructions from the President. 1t Is
not likely he vii lever go back
The evening world., 1903-05-08
MELANCHOLY PUP
STARTS A PANIC
Tries to Join in a Game of Ball,
and Children at Once Begin to
Cry mad Dog and Run to
Their Homes.
AT BAY IN A SALOON.


"S 'oSs S,a a"o o % u"S WIN p''"ry' AIRY
which no one would ever SUSPECT of
bovirr any llfo hrt n, ont I'M - sbi,-
1t,, ,'.,,,,, ~ ,,,a,,,,,,,Ii,,, -,
u's at the corner OF Elshty-hn'h street
and Second avenue this afternoon that
,vos ,o,tio, ,,bi.o II Lated r,oi-
"'' ean''o" ""''' II 'aS'e"' i"''
ueh'al!y the pirp maze nero out or
Thomas l.. Butler. of Butler Bros, OF
W. W. i'"'' o"e ii"''>''' GU "''u A"e"S
hlhth street.
The children were Just getting out of
IT, r,i,,i,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,i, .,.,,,.t -, .,,,.,.
'he EisH'S -s7'eh'h slFeet schoo4 Wheh
the poor yaller dog happened along. He
was feeling pretty blue and out of Joint
with the world until he caught sight Of
rubber ball being tossed across the
street nv two younrsters How, uas a
ohonoa g., ,,,.,. o'',,S g., 't''o was d
chaHCe Tor little iun ana he thought
he would join inSthe game. But he was
not wanted. Doubtless he's thinking
now that IL was because he was just a
poor no count yaller cur.
The dog made a lam 70 oo.o,, a.,
hall os on, 80 " '''eh 'he
10 one oi the boSs reached For 1t,
ana an eXcttable Little miss who was
the move.
p,,
H"sis started
Mad dog. mad dosln sbe ninoa ,s
Loudly as she could, and InstontnrN ,Sa Sa
throng OF school chiidran W. ''ie
panic. scattering in ali direciions ~
The cry was taken up on ali Sides and
by bigger folk TOO, who stortad ~
canine In wild chase up SECOND avae vae
nue.. The frightened cur ram fnr two
blocks. when in fear anl trsmhiine" W ~
turned into saloon at Second avenue
ana Elghty-ninth street The Crv of
Mad dog had been heard in ths an.
loon and the sudden appearance of tbe
dog Immediately afterwards threw ali
the worthy patrons and barkeepers az az
the place into confusion
howly murther," yelled an Irishman
as he upset his glass OF beer and plate
ior the top of the bar. Git a COON an
kill the crathur."
Get down, on the foor. yelled the
The evening world., 1903-05-08
PARDELLO WILL
WRESTLE TONIGHT.

Leo Pardello will meet two men at
the London Theatre in the Bowery, to-
night in wrestling match. One is
Tom sharkeys Unknown and the
other is Jack Williams, well known on
the lower east side. Pardello must
down both men within thirty minutes
or forfeit $50,
There will also be a punching bag
contest between Rocco Defna. George
Bottlner. the champion, and John West
for a So side bet
The evening world., 1903-05-08
MRS. LEYyS 100000
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
Court Of Appeals by Unanimous Vote
Orders the Money Paid to the
Tunnel Victims Widow.

BY q upanimous vote the Court Of
Appeals has conhremd the verdict OF
100000 damages award to Mrs. Jennie
Leys. widow OF William Legs, manager
~ Altman's store, who was killed In
the Parie avenue tunnel collision on
the New York Central hailroai.
a9r. Leys, II was shown on tae trial,
VI 81 the time OF ais death earning
% . year. ell left widow and four
HzIdren, The verdict for. 100000 was
&IFen Jan. 3. and 1t In the largest
a11nunt ever awarded In New York
. mere 4 nothing the railroad company
- z4H ao = delay the payment OF tha
The evening world., 1903-05-08
Especial to The Evening Worldly

MEDFoRp Mass police
in Nellie A. sturtevan they having
which Winthrop street the murderer
turned after he his bicycle.
who lives the Of Winthrop and Dearborn
directly able to settle the
direction In cyclist
turned Winthrop street
nue. said Mrs Paul nave very acute ears ana as was we awake
bed Immediately and
retired fifteen minutes before reached the win
which ovooks Chester avenue between the first and second reports
Il heard two I
neously footballs
could hear them running
Winthrop street.
There was a pause
thing the pebbles of the sidewalk
theory that the bicycle being pulled out from the
that the man could ride it off
WENT TOWARD BOSTON A VENUE.
T distinctly Winthrop street
and the
long enough place him on the way to Boston avenue
admit that the Mrs. Paul.
after that of Mr. surtevan when gives them start
Chief Holmes conded
directing them where look for the missing
them lead which might e followed to advantage
detailed follow
bag in every place mat onered any opportunity for coneamen
uptl find Of the leather
slips which It, shall
low very TAIL" said Chief Holmes.
Lombardi under
sueant insists that there was accent foreign
pronunciation of the murderer who
up hands,
PARENTS MAY IDENTIFY SLAYER.
of the murdered girl
identity she him. She
tragedy She declares that the
firmly fixed in her mind '
Up identify
talking he matter with Mrs suevan
characteristics of the which him
ltoo, identify the murderer.
of
the shot which killed his daughter,
believed
of Medford very well acquainted with the town.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
TREASURY HOLDS UP
CRUM'S ACCOUNT.
Negro Collector of Charleston Can
not Receive Salary Until Con.
firmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON. May s-The Treas
ury Department has held up the person.
al account of DR.. w. II. Crum, the col
ored Collector of the Port OF Charleston,
s. c., on the ground that DIR. Crum can
not receive compensation until confirm
ed by the Senate.
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BANKER CAN IDENTIFY .
| HIS DAUGHTERS SLAYER.

Mr.. Sturtevant Now Recalls Character
istics That May Help to Run Down
the Murderer---Mrs. Sturtevant Posi-
tive She Can Recognize the Assassin
---Police on the Suspects Track.
The evening world., 1903-05-08
DIED.

BRoGAN-on May 7. JOHN CANNON BRO
GAN. son Of the late Charles and Ellen Brs-
gan. formerly OF West New Brighton, 9. l.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother
ITO w. 1884 st.. Saturday; member OF X. &
c.. No. 4i3. st. Joseph's Council.
Brothers Of 81. Josephs Council. No. ~,
X. Of G.. will assemble this Friday even
ing at S.l5. at 126th st. and Columbus ava,
and proceed In 4 body to tfs late sssidsaes
of Brother Brogan, No. ITO West 1S3d =.
to pay our last respects to his memory.
y. r. MKIEvER. O. X. +. J. BOYLE
Rseorder
HoqeAN.--on Friday. May 8, MARY ASN
HoRAN (nse Riley, widow Of John Horan
Funeral from her late residence. 50 Bank
street. Monday. May II, at 10 o'clock; thence
to st. Francis xavlsrs Church. West 16th at
MuLpooN.-on May g. at her realdenes,
CECILIA. last surviving daughter OF the
late James and Anna Mudoon and grand
daughter OF the late Philip ana Hannah
o'Brien.
RemAinA at tho home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Ellen T. Mckinley, $50 u. l1Sth Ut.
Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church. 11eth
ct. near Pleasant ave-, has been postponed
until Monday. Aay II. at 10 o'clock. Rsia-
tivss and friends are Invited to atisaA.
swANsBN. Thursday. May 7. 1903. ElsrzA.
beloved wife Of Charles Swansea.
FansraI from her ia.s fssiasasa fRWass
eaiA st.. Sunday, AaA ~ AeeA
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REAL Es ,]l.l. n 5, EXCHANGE .
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

-~~~~~~~-~~-~~~-~~>~~~~
wANTED-TO LEASE Or PURCHASE GROUND
aggregating $1,000 square feet, with trackage,s
not over III miles from postoffce. State,
price and full particulars in first letter. Ad-
dress $3.50, journal.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE LIST YOUR PROP
erty with Barnes Bros. Oneida block
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

I9A . Continued. -.
WE HAVE A FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM.
take choice stocks of goods or city property in
exchange. as part payment for same. w. H.
Morse Land Co., Crookston. NtE;.. a
BARGAIN-160 ACRES CHOICE FARM LAND,
miles north of Kensal, n. D.. Foster county.
Price 81, 800; $S40 cash, balance five years, 6
per cent. HsL Winterer. Darlington. N. D.
WANTED--Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CLAY
land in Cass county, Minnesota, worth $25 000
to trade for stock Of merchandise or hard,
ware. Address 1860, Journal. II,
100 ACRES GOOD IMPROVED FARM, KANDI-
yohi county, to exchange for clear stock gen
Journal, s 3 eGgesass &C. 40. 5#45s.s fa1
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PERSONAL
FEMAIE DIsEAsFs n1Yprn


Irregular menstruation quickly cured; 40
years experience; offices open until 10 at
apoIis Telephoaes s'SDs n laa ns
c., 1856. Good ht me for patients.
NoTIoE-ALL SHAREHOLDERS OF THE OLD
and new Stockton Mining company are re-
Minneapolis, saturday. Nov. 81, at 10 a. IN,
for the purpose Of reorganizing the company.
DR.. H., president
$25 IN PRIZES TO CHILDREN FROM 10 TO
corner LIST av n and Sd St. between $50 a..
IN. and B p. M, Saturday.
DR.. HELEN PETERsoN's MARVELLOUS
sweating process and tonic treatments cure
rheumatism, nervousness, liver kidney and
skin diseases. 81 Sth st s. Open evenings.
MRS. .RENTsoNs DANCING SCHOOL, MON
day evenings A. Q. U. W. hall, IT 18th st 3.
Private lessons BY, appointment Children's
class Saturdays. Phone main 3oS7 J. - Is
COME AND TRY THE BEST ssc DINNER IN
the city; also try our Combinations Breakfasts.
Chinese and American dishes specially. In
ternational Cafe, 20 and q 9th st $.
DR.. BERTHA SHEPARD, sPEcIALIsT, DIS
eases Of women. Office, 4o7 Nicollet. Tele.
p. M. Consultations free.
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following; buck and wing and
Is 4th st IT ap third door. oleo'nD 1Acau''
WILL PARTIES WHO WITNESSED THE ACC1-
dent which occurred Monday on 7th and Ntcol-
let drop card to. Mrs. j., 612 Franklin av,
and receive reward.
| YOUNG MAN (PRoFEssIoNAL) WANTS
quiet room in small family with no other
roomers. Give full particulars. Lock Box
391. Minneapolis. aft
| ELITE BATH PARLORs, 321a 9Th ST s, UP.
] stairs; scientific massage; porcelain tub, cabi-
! net and sulphur baths; experienced lady at
PENDANTS. ,tE aAt3
BETTER THAN HOT SPRINGS; SCIENTIFIC
sweating process and tonic massage treat
ments; both sexes treated; open evenings. 81
Sth st S. S..s,ts 3
DISEASES OF WOMEN; CONSULTATION
free; private home. DR.. B. T. Allen, 412 Ma.
sonic Temple. Open evenings. 7. 9. $50.
MOMENTS DIsEAsEs-S6 YEARS. EXPERT
eDce. Strictly private home. DR.. Nelson,
| Sd ay and Washington. ~
TRAVELLING MAN DESIRES 70 MAKE THE
| acquaintance of some pleasant widow or young
| lady. 1856, Journal.
LADIES ARE GOING WILD TO GET MY NEW
book. All you need to know. 25c by mail.
| DR.. Bly,.
| WoMEN's DISEASES CURED Call OF write
/ DR.. BLY,, 412 Mic. ay., Sd floor; book, 25c
CoRNs EXTRACTED 25c; inverted nails and
bunions treated. DR.. Collier, Syndicate arcade
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TAILORING

-~~N<~~~~~>~~~~~-<~<~~~~
r., D.. HINsHAW, TAILOR, 627 BOSTON BLK
New fail goods. New fashion plates.
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ALMOST NEW, SO, An.
dress 6974 Journal. ~
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.

4mpIOVCus
Less work for Goth Good for the
you; less CENTURY slbuyer or seller
worry, too. PLAN. lof real estate.
$4,000 for two east-frOnt lots In eighth ward.
with an up-to-date, modern, brick-yeneered
Il, residence OF u rooms with large and
convenient barn. Terms, one-half cash;
balance easy.
LOO only buys little home OF five rooms on
sN.@ Pillsbury sav, inside OF 32d st. Improve
Inents all in street except sewer. Bar
gain. 81
6OX12S. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Easy terms.
81, 700 onfy&for nine-room house, modern except
heat. In Ridgewood addition. Beautiful
surroundings.
So, 2OO-An modern 1O-room house. near Harriet
nv and 2lst st. Terms, 5000 cash; bal
III ance easy.
$S.5O0-StrictiY up-to-date house In Sunnysde,
III IS on Colfax aY s; lot 5Sx136; II rooms; good
reasons for selling.
$4,000 only for inside property that will pay
a good rate OF interest OH the Investment
and sure to advance in value. Consider
the size OF lot and location, 5Sx165; alley
on side on Sth st s, inside of 9Th aY.
One other proposition, on Vine place and
14th st. aa i would like to have the investor
look up these bargains.
81 $50 buys that cosy little seyen-room house
and barn., full-size east-front lot, city
water, cellar and cistern; only one block
from the car line, in nice part Of North
Minneapolis. Terms, 10th century plan.
This proposition viii stand the closest In
Ri vestigation Owners reason for selling,
his business calls him to another city,
j. A. WALTERS.
New York Life Building.
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Why delay? Bring send phone your Want Ads
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-TRAvELING SALEsLADY FOR
southern Minnesota and South Dakota. Must
have business experience and furnish good ref
erences. #. Il. Case, corset manufacturer, AL
bert Lea Mimi. ts
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BOARD OFFERED

WARM, SUNNY, FRONT, ALCovE ROOM
corner, second floor, with board. 1921 5tt
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FINANCIAL
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Female.

WE FURNISH COMPETENT STENOGRAPH-
ers on short notice: without charge; our en-
ployment department will send you help hest
adapted to your wants. Underwood Typewriter
Co., 826 Hennepin ay.
LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE Posi-
tion In family as mothers help; light house
work and sewing In exchange for board and
room; or companion to invalid. 1893, Journal
WANTED-BY EDUCATED, REFINED YOUNG
woman. office work position as cashier; Will
work for small wages at first. Address 6944,
Journal.
DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE
places to sew, In families! Good cutter and
designer. Charges, Sc per day. 1852, Jour
nal.
wANTED-A POSITION AS BOoKKEEPER,
cashier or general office work by young lady OF
experience; best references. 6652, Journal.
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WANTED-l0 MORE FIRST CLASS, RELIABLE
plumbers, strictly nonunion; wages SAL and
50 day OF eight hours; steady work guar
anteed. Apply to Ethan Allen. Jr., Spokane,
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BOARD WANTED

wANTED-wARM, COMFORTABLE ROOF
and board, by widow lady pleasant locations.
walking distances. first floor; where people are
pleasant and sociable; for winter; board So
week. q 697s, Journal. g 81
A YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD AND ROOM
within i've minutes walk from business Fceiiss
ter; VIII pay So per week. ADDRESS 7045, Jsnf.
nal.
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THE NORTH STAR BUSINESS SCHOOL;
formerly Curtiss College; graduates never fail
In holding positions Whyl Modern course,
skilled teachers, tell the story Location, Bos-