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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
Glencoe, Ohio.

Sodrug urednik!
Tukaj Sc Strajk nj konGan in
traja re tretji mesec.
Da Sc Strajk tako dolgo vlece
je kriv viSii priganjac lsuperin-
tendent) Hib Repairs. XII lovi ske-
be ma zeleznici in pc hiSah premo-
garSke druzbe. P~osreGilo Sc mt je
ujeti nekaj Madzarov. Skebali so
lie en- dan. Pokazali so mu figo, ko
so zvedeli, "a kaj Sc gre.
ko Sc nekega ULTRA zgodai oh
zeleznici sprehaiam V smeri pro
ii premogokopu. je nakrat pred
menoj superintendent Repairs. Ma
padel me ie 20 priganjaSko. Zu-
gal mi je. da me bo Z grda spra-
vii cd tukaj, ker hocem odvrniti
Judi, da ne poidejo skebat.
Odgovoril SEN mu mirno. da
imam istO pravo hoditi pc z%clezni-
ski progi kot on i'll vsedel sem Sc
ma zelezniSki prag. Uvidel je, da
Sc njegovih g~roaenj ne bojim in
sedel je poleg meme. Pricel mi ie
sedaj svetovati pray pc ocetovs-
ko. UpraSal me je, "a kaj ne grem
delati drugam, ker V TEN premo-
gokopu ne bo wee della "a meme.
Pravil mi je Sc mnogo druzega.
kar je pa nepotrebno, da hi poro-
cal V "Proletarcu". Ia pogovor
nj ma meme naredil najmanjSega
ucinka.
Ia Straik hi bill ze davne.j kon-
can, ako bi mas glavni odborniki
premogarSke unije IA drzavo Ohio
ne pustili ma cedilu. Ako hi pred
sednik p~remogarskc unije "a O.
hio, imenom Solomon, bill socialist
in ne "pure in simple" trade uni
onist, kakerSnih je Ell tucat "a
groS povsod Ameriki ma prOdaj
V vseh Stacunah, kjer prodajajo
palace, bi mas ne bill pustil ma ce-
dilu.
Dne IA. junija je bill pri mas ma
Shodu in nagovarjal mas .je, maj
sprejmemo ponudbe premogarske
druzbe, XII MISC bile "a mas vred-
ne piSkavega oreha.
Ma njegovo p%riporocbo smo pa
sklenili soglasno, da ne gremo ma
delo. dokler druzba ne prizna ma
Sih majhnih in opravicenih "a
htev.
Idaj je pa predsednik odgovo-
ril: "Delajte, kar hocete. Pazite.
da ne zgubite cartarja (charter)
lokalne premogarske organizaci-
je. JAZZ 81 umiiem roke' in odseI
je.
Pritozili smo Sc ma najviSjega
predsednika II. Lewisa. Odgovoril
nam Je, da so nase zahteve opra-
vicene. Vrnemo maj Sc ma delo. In
glavni odbor U. NJ. w. DO poskr-
bel sodnijskim potion, da DO pre-
mogarska druzba priznala naSc
zahteve.
S TEN odlokom smo bill zado-
voljni in hoteli smo zopet prijeti
"a delo. Ali racun smo pa naredili
brez nadpriganjaca Reparsa. To
clovece je dejalo, da kdor hoce
delati Sc mora posebej in oscbno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

V Ameriki imamo tudi zdravni-
Ike, Xxi zdravijo ma distance - cd
dalec. V raznih listih imaio velike
oglase. Ozdravijo vsakega bolni-
ka, ce ga tudi MISC nikdar preiska-
Ii in videli. Tudi ii zdravniki Spe-
kulirajo ma cloveSko neumnost.
Bolnika je nemogoGe ozdraviti.
ako Sc ga ne preiSce in konstati-
"a, kakSno bolczen ina. Ako pa
zdravnik hoGe preiskati bolnika.
mora zdravnik k bolniku, ali pa
bolnik X zdravniku, ker do danes
Sc MISC Tesla. Edison in drugi IL
vedenci V elektriGni stroki iznaSli
elektricnih aparatov. Ola hi Z nil
mi lahkO preiskali bolnike ma di-
Stance.
Zdravnik, Xxi Sc hoce potruditi
$ svoJim znanjem ozdraviti bolni-
ka, ho V oglasu. Ge ze oglasuie.
naznanil ure, kedaj ordinira. s
TEN pove zdravnik. da ne zdravi
ma distance, da morajo bolniki
priti do NIGGA. ali pa on do Nth.
Ako DO bolnik ozdravel ie pa
drugo ~vpraSanje. Medicina nj 20
zitivna veda. Nekoliko pozitivna
Je lie tam, kjer Sc rabi noz. Zdrav-
nlku, Xxi je preiskal bOlnika in Sc
potrudil ozdraviti bolnika. Sc ne
more otitati, da Spekulira ma clo-
vesko neumnost. ako je zvrSil vse
pc svoji zmOznosti in znanosti. da
ozdravi bolnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

TakSne postavodaje, kot ie anne
rlSkl senat, angleSka gorenja zbor
nlca lordov, avstrijska gosposka
%zbornica in ogrska zbornica veil
kaSev, so "a delavce ravno tako
nepotrebne, kot tretje oko V gla-
VI. Potrebne pa so "a plutokrate,
arlstokrate in birokrate, ker iste
zastopajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

Pravi ustanovitelii ameriSke
republike MISC bill nobeni kapita-
listi, temvec revni IN duSevno
zdravi delavci. IL Europe pregna-
nj ali ubegli REVOLUTIONARY. Xxi so
bill onkraj oceana zaznamovani
kot politiGni zlOGinci. Dobro. da
MISC videli V naprej, kako Sc nil
howl rorumpirani potomci il svo-
bode in ustave. "a katero so Sc oni
tako junaSko borili neusmilieno
norca delajo. In vendar so tie le-
pc besede baje Sc vedno zapisane
V konstituciji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

Mali zlocinci jeco, a veliki
Zloclncl pa ma - poGitnice V Ev.
ropo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

La Sale, Ill.
Cenjepi sodrugl
V"Gl. Sv." sem Gital, da Sc do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
MOralitna pOdlaga
SOCialiZma.

Kako krasno doni slaba god
ba in slabi vzroki, ako Sc
marsha prot sovrazniku."
(Nietzsche.)
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
ICE HEAVIER THAN WATER

ALL know that ordinary ice ViI hoat-
"A This relative HghtueSS OF ice WIN re-
Spect TO water Is due 10 expansion ot lhe
water at the moment of freezing. II water
is frozen under immense pressure. 3, seems
that this expansion Is prevented and ice
heavier than water IS produced
c. Tamman has prepared this modinca-
ton, which ne calls Ice I'LL, Us follows;
He compressed water 10 three tnouS'1nu
Kilograms (66l4 poundsl and cooled II III
solid carbon dioNid snow and finally
liquid air Under these conditions, Color
less. transparent ice Is formed. IL Is "uCh
denScr than ordinary icc and heavier tnah
water. consequently 1t sinks when placed III
water. Ice ILL., Is very unstable. ana on
slight warming IL SwellS cut and breaks uP
into a dense white powder The volume OF
the resulting powder Is apparently IoAr %
eight times that of the original ice. I'S
powder formed by the breaking up oI tne
dense form Is nothing more than oTl't@'l
ice in the form of fine crystals. "AlCn -
course on further warming melt AZ zero ue-
greeS Ccntigrade.
Experiments on Ice I'LL. show thal ' y =
impossible 10 obtain It by separation ToI'
water AZ atmospheric pressure and tteli SUI
denly cooling. There would never nc p.s,
sibility of this unstable form OF Sohu "E''''
being formed IN nature
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

She flushed darkly. bu, with an effort
controlled her temper; but there was a
touch of haughtiness IN The toss Of her head
and the compression Of her lips. What was
there for her to say? She could not argue
such question when he had already under
mined her position by aCcedIng TO every re-
quest. She felt that any contention meant
loss Of dignity, and somewhere deep within
her was a growing conviction that her hus-
band was right. A man who m a breath was
willing TO give her fortune m money 70 use
as she wished could not be far wrong in any
thing. She searched his face, trying to ind
a motive for his extraortinary generosity,
and he watched her with a p0li-eneSS that
was rendered somewhat grotesque by the
traces of SCOT that still streaked his tace
Il can't understand YOU AZ all, she sad
at last; but I'm sure I'm very grateful
She glanced round the room. II doesn't
seem fair. somehow, for me TO have 50
much. I'm sure you cant be very comfort
able here, or at the place where
''Oh. I'm all right" he said. 60 can't
work if things are too easy. [ suppose II
wanted week end in the country YOU
would still let me come down 70 the Grauge'
1T is yours" she smiled, " as much as
mine. | hope you'll come when YOU can l
needn't bother you much. | shall be away
most of the summer; but Tlaloct IS there,
and Bradley" she stopped suddenly,
Why don't you have Tibbo-- n town 70
look after you?
"Oh. God Forbid he said WITH heartfelt
sOlemnitv
His wife looked at him a moment, then
fell back in her chair and laughed until the
tears came into her eyes.
Il don't think | shall need Robot, ne
concluded amiCably.
In moment she rose and orfered her
hand. He wiped his own on his OveraIS'
then looked at it ruefully
You'll have TO take the viii tor me
deed he laughed. I'm nor IN The habit
of receiving visitors"
A S she turned TO the door her eyes glanced
at the desk and she saw the familiar
handwriting on the letter that lay there;
She stopped abruptly. One sentence stood
out in a paragraph by itself.
The leather apron of vulcan has gone to
make a new culver for Cupid
He watched her as she paused and lightly
touched the letter with her gloved hand.
If not in person, in spirit. she sad
COldly Perhaps some day she may come
here too
He frowned and took step forward; but
she raised hand.
"Oh. I'm not going to read it. The wife
who reads her husbands mail temPts the
thunderbolts of the gods Besides. Abby
would never forgive me. Well, adieu. No.
don't come down. prefer to find my own
vav. Ne. NO. [ VIII g. down alone Good
by
And She was gone, her tiny heels tapping
def,ntrv on their way down the stairs.
rnor1rn- later he heard voices and the shut
ting oi tho. wicket door 10 the street. There
was lett ONLY the faint perfume o- her @@-.,e-
and the sharp sting OF memory
Resolu,elv he turned away --.w che Nln-
dow, and walking 20 the desk u..t '> '.acN
pipe with the cheap tobacco tr0U IFS cotton
bag, then sat and smoked.
To Be C0EtiHHSd rsr. NaE--F-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

The shoe manufacturer is not obliged to
buy his machines, and is thus saved from the
necessity of tying up his capital in costly
plant. He can lease his machines on the roy
atty basis, paying a triiing sum on each shoe
made He is left free to devote his time and
thought to improving the quality of his shoe
and making it economically. The United
Shoe Machinery Company builds the ma
chimes, leases them, looks after them and
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
When the Iron Horse was a Colt

grandpaen hoebut they crude ungan
il-itting expensive.
The phenomenal development the locomotive has been
The equally
realized unlike the machinery conpu-
until the Goodyear Welt System of shoe machinery
shomakng with implements about
those employed three thousand
The Goodyear the the American
efficiency. duplicates machines
shoes by hand.
By of buy the best shoe
the price which your grandparents paid
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

keeps them in tip-top condition all the time
The Goodyear System has been brought to
its present high state of perfection during the
past ten years.
1t consists of a series of more than fifty
costly and intricate machines through which
every shoe must pass in making They are
used by every manufacturer who makes
good welt shoe, no matter under what trade
name or trademark it may be sold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
RELIGION ON A
GRAND SCALE
Congregations Not Content
With One Preacher"

New York, Nov. 30.-Andrew Carne-
gle In the robes and hood of a lord
rector and LII. d. of st. Andrews uni
versity sat within the rail of the chap
ell of the new buildings of the Union
Theological seminary and looked down
at an unusual assemblage Of scholastic
and clerical dignitaries gathered to
witness the dedication of the chapel.
Representatives of 121 universities and
colleges were there.
Among the delegates and guests
were the Rev. DR.. J. @. Roper OF Ok
ford, the Rev. DR.. Duncan B. Mac
Donald of Glasgow and the Rev. W.
NJ. Rockwell of the University of Mar
burg.
The concluding address was made
by Professor Charles A. Briggs, the
senior member Of the faculty, who
holds advanced opinions on matters
theological. After speaking Of the
manifold duties which must be per-
formed by the modern pastor and the
inability Of any one nan to fulfill
them all Professor Briggs said:
1.-THE time is rapidly passing when
congregations will be content with the
suggestions of one IMAM. There must
be a conclusion on such a grand scale
as to be nothing else than rivalry.
The small congregations must be con-
solidated into great ones Denomina-
tional congregations must unite into
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30

Another of Or. Briggs statements
which made his listeners sit up a little
straighter was this;
1.-THE rise and growth OF Christian
Science, faith cure and like practical
radicalisms are the revenge of human
nature against the neglect of pastoral
medicine by the Christian ministry"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

were given hy G. T.. Kennedy and
superintendent John Haley lion
John r. Canning, member of the con-
stitutional convention, addressed the
association on the subject OF the Con
stitution Of New Mexico" MIR. Canning
talked very Interestingly Of the con-
vention and explained its work and
especially the public educational laws
which were adopted.
The feature of the evening session
was the address hy Rev r.. w. Al
len who discussed matters Of edu-
cational interest such as ''the rela-
ton OF the school to the home" and
the value Of well balanced train
ing for the real duties Of life in Il
very able aud entertaining manner.
Music for the sessions was furnish
ed hy Miss Pearl Taylor and pupils
Of the 9Th. sth and 9Th grades of the
local schools.
Among the teachers present We're;
John A. HALEY. Chas l.. Schreck. Mrs.
wallace Gumm, Miss Pearl Taylor
Miss Leila Laws ana Mrs. Nora Mas
sic all Of Carrizozo. Mrs Nj Il. Pat
terson and Miss Edith Wells OF White
oaks; Miss Cora Kelley Carrizozoi
Miss Mae Gilmore and Miss Eula Gill
more of Alto. Miss Callie Thompson
and Miss Donnie Franks of Corona
Miss Duppie Cooper of Glencoe 6
ii. Kennedy Of Jicarilla; Mr.. Dye ol
/ Ancho and q. +. Cardwel Of Gail'
| linas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

TUCUMCARI WORKMAN
BADLY INJURED BY THE
COLLAPSE OF A WALL

Tucumcari, ~ NJ, Dee S.-Rnhert
Hodges. employed on the new Noren-
berg hotel, was seriously injured BY
the caving in Of the north wall Of the
cellar excavation on which he was
working. His left knee was dlsloeated
and wound made in the groin ny
the edge Of q spade. Mr.. Hodges Is
40 wears old and well known here
Fire destroyed a small frame dwell
ing on the north side OF town. the
property of the Southwestern aRilway
company 1t was occupied by some
negro oorters.
Manuel Soto. who was injured dEr-
ing the ride from El Paso to this city
on the train of the Parker Carnival
company, being thrown from the train
and suffering a fractured rib, IS again
about and will leave for Los Angeles,
his home, this week.
Dr. Frank IT, Roberts, president of
! the New Mexico Normal university AZ
! Las Vegas, delivered his lecture The
Making of q Man" a. the high school
auditorium in this city.
Jack Spinks, years old. son OF
Judge Spins, Of this county, while
crossing the Rock Island track east
/ Of Tucumcari, was run down by g
| freight engine and knocked from the
wagon which was demolished and the
foot Of the boy was crushed.
| 1T has been decided not to eXcavatt
| the entire basement of the new Noren-
berg hotel as planned in order to place
| the cafe in the basement, but to pro
vide basement facilities at both end'
! of the building and TO arrange for thu
cafe on the first floor. The entire eX
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
FINE CARLSBAD COTTON
BRINGS TOP PRICES ON
THE TEXAS MARKET 7

Carlsbad y. M, Dec. 3.-0ne nun
dred and twenty eight bales of Carls-
bad cotton were sold in Houston,
Texas, Monday at a basis price or
is rs cents middling. This makes
for acre cotton with thousand
pounds Of seed per bale, from SSS to
$40 per acre The farmers who were
skllfuI enough to make a bale and
Il half. received, it is needless to say.
S135 per acre, with the same cost OF
cultivation rs the man who made but
a bale or three-quarters of a bale.
The old story of seed selection and
Intelligent care of small fields con-
tinues to tell the same glowing re-
suits of high returns to the planter.
Irrigated cotton grades the best, Is
the easiest to care for, is the surest
of return and is the most eagerly
sought by the market II the cotton
growers of Texas but realized the
advantages that they could have In
the Carlsbad district they would have
every acre in cotton and cry for more
land
The latest rating from Cleveland
Brothers, of Houston, says that OF
133 bales Of cotton there from the
Carlsbad gin, fourteen We're middllng'
seventv-four were strict middling,
and forty five good middling.
In the car which was shipped ou'
saturday, ana which contained about
twenty rive bales. fire was discovered
caused by charred cigarette stump.
Tho fire had burned itself out and
had Injured one bale TO slight de-
tsr.4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
LINCOLN COUNTY
TEACHERS MEETING
PROVES SUCCESSFUL

CARRIAGE. y. NJ. Dec. 3.-At the
annual fan meeting of the Lincoln
County Teachers ASSOCIATION ne'u ,5 a
e,arrizozo. forenoon. afternoon anu
ayening sessions were held. the out
ioolr pives the following account OF
the meeting: It'll. ,,.as
beld in the SCHOOL house, was chiel =
IN devoted to routine matters; r: NIT.
Wallace QUINN was reelected presi-
ANT of the association. and MISS
lila Laws. secretary and treasur er.
Ar important matter taken up at, at 1Hls ,,ig-
s'-, = e,,5th Central New Mexico
teachers r, : ASSOCIATION and commit.
tee was appointed. superintendent y
Haley as chairman 10 CORES ,,,ies
those interested in adjoining couilti,s, colll.iss
An interesting feature OF the session |
was class exercise in drama drama, 'i@aI,8t ,,,n5,e
work by Miss Leila Laws am
c.f the second language class I'll, In
The afternoon session was he.l .i,,.. ~
the Baptist church. Interestihs '"'"'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
NO REASON FOR DOBUT
4 Statement of Facts Backed by IA
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to
all sufferers from constipation. In
every case where we fail we Will
supply the medicine free.
heNan Orderlies are a gentle, ef-
le'tFe. dependable and safe bowel
REGULATOR. strengthener and tonic
tney re-establish natures functions
quiet easy way They
20 not cause any Inconvenience,
snpmg or nausea. They are so pleas
Slt to' take aud work so easily that
uleH may be taken by any enc at any
uhe Thev thoroughly tone up the
"neie system to healthy activity.
Eeyall orderlies are uusurpassable
eue ideal for the use of children, old
.'ihs and delicate persons. We cam
Nai too highly recommend them to
at sufferers from any form OF con-
suiiauon and its attendant evils. Two
sizes, l0c and 25e. Remember. you
'ah obtain ReNall Remedies in this
community only at our store-The
t'eNail store. The J. II. O'Rlelly CO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Keeping White Floors While

Most housekeepers would prefer to
keep the kitchen floor unpainted and IN
the white" were it not for the labor Of
keeping such floor in satisfactory con-
dition. However, the work OF scruhhine
will be lightcned and milk-whts floors
can be easily attained, BY dissolvhg II
each pailful Of warm water tablespoon
OF Gold Dust washing powder II
scrubbed this way each week old stain!
that seem to be ground into tie woot
will soon disappear altogether This il
also excellent for scrubbing stone step!
and wood work
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
RICH STRIKE OF GOLD
REPORTED AT HOMESTEAD
MINE AT WHITE OAKS

Ell Paso. Texas, Dec. ga man Just
from White oaks n. NJ. reports a
rich strike of gold ore in the North
Homestake mine. The strike was
made on the 900 foot level in drlit
running in the direction OF the South
Homestake property.
The owners, Jackson, Queen q
Lane, have not as yet determined the
average value of the ore per ton, as II
Is their intention to put it through the
North Homestake mill on which tneS
have q lease. ae fast as thcy take y
out but from the few assays they
have he'd made since the strike OF a
lew days ago, curious showing hith-
erto unheard of in that camp was the
presence Of silver in the ore 10 lhe
amount of two ounces per ton. Fol
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

that reason they have decided to call
the new discovery the silver Streak
He also reports that the Old Abe
mine is producing better grade Of
ore from the firth level, for some
time past, than it had been doing,
keeping the 20 stamp mill going to its
fun capacity with very encouraging
results: also that chris. Yaeger and
n. c. Thompson, both Of FL Paso,
in the cliff and Miners cabin claims
are obtaining plenty Of ore in their
tunnel which all shows pay some
Of it being very high grade.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
University Notes.

Tho work of the University Will
close Friday, December is, Tor TWO
weeks Christmas holidays.
Mr. w. II. Decker, who was a stu
dent at the Varsity in 1901, ana VINO
afterward went to Columbia unlVefs-
itv visited the institution Thursday.
He il interested in mining and WIN
he at work in the Hell canyon ols-
trict for some time
The University bulletin Tor the pres
ont quarter has been prepared pS
president Cray and is now in the
nress. The subject is Latin IN the
Secondary School In his pfeseft,a-
ZION of this work DR.. Gray shows the
value of Latin to the student ana
noints out the right methods OF telch-
ing the subject in preparatory OF see-
ondary schools. - ,.,o,,
Mr.. Walter Fischer, who mas peeh
in Albuquerque fer q good many
months directing the work on tne
sewer system. presented the uniNersl-
!, with a fifteen volume set Of the
Brockhans Cyclopedia in German H. L.
This is q set of books that was much
needed in the department OF German
and the Gift is much appreciated MI +
FISCHER also gave the library an"
. dozen hooks on miscellaneous SUP
ierts and a number of pamphlets ny
ihi,, generous act of MIR Fischer tilo
university is the gamer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Journal Want Ads Get Results
LEGAL NOTICES

Territory of New Mexico. County ot
sandoval. in the District Court
Pueblo de Santo Domingo, plaintii,
VS.. Teofilo Rivera. Rafael Rivera,
Bonefacio Rivera. Emcterio RiV-
era. Remegio Carrillo. Jose Dimas,
Desiderfo Raol. Cosme Carrillo,
lose Romero and Guadalupe Car
rillo. and the Unknown Claimants
in the premises hereinafter de-
scribed adverse to the said plai 1t
fff. dpfcndauts-No. 22H
NOTICE or SUIT.
The defendants and each or them
viii take notice that the above-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
SANTA FE BRIDGE IS
BURNED
Destruction of Structure North
of Roswell Interrupts Traffic
for Three Days,


Roswell, n. NJ, Dec. 4.--The Santa
Fe railroad bridge over tributary of
the Pecos river, fifteen miles north OF
Roswell, was completely destroyed by
fire this morning and traffic will be
interrupted for three days, as 1t VIII
take that length of time to replace
the structure. The bridge was ninety
feet long and thirty-sx feet high. IT
is believed the fire was started by a
missing locomotive
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
nuisinnn Lohhy Goes TO Mashington.

New orleans, Dec. 4.-Headed by
Mayor Bchrman of New orleans, a
delegation of Louisiana eitizehs ieie
tonigbt for Washington to press be-
fora congress the claims OF this city
for an exposition to celebrate the com
pletion of the Panama canal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
STORAGE

! : i =
WANTED-P Pianos, household goods,
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made, Phone $40
The security warehouse and Improve
ment Co. Offices, rooms and &,
Grant Block. Third street and Cen
trai avanuA