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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

the rnl,rd sta government IN
der IA, dtr", tr"u ct lrdilp Agent j.
stacker ht- .rul uut offers 10 dTill.
iuE contractors i"r bids for the sink
Iugs at Iuur webs un the reservation
~ IA" urighn"rhu"d al the seven
Lakes uil rI,Id~ These wells are 10
be- ~unh T." tnr url"sian wnt"r level
to t,'ur" e supply "t water Tor IN"
~" ct IA" Indians.
Thr total amount ul or" mined at
IA" cleveland group al mines, near
pinos Altos Grant county. last
month was l.5UO,0U0 punds. while
the shipments consisted uI 100000
pounds ot concentrates The produce
ton for the month at september has
not yet been complied but It IL un-
dcTstood that II VIII be- rully equal to
that ~ the preceding month. George
II, IU"r,, who owns ana h. operating
this group, is contemplating the In
staining at a magnetic separator and
an air arm plant, and when this In
accomplished the production viii he
! trrhl"d, aud the mil WIN run twenty
four hours It day instead of nine,
which IS the average number nt
hours u ~ running at present,
Carrying out their program at ac-
punnting Las Vegas people with the
/ resources uf the surrounding country
| the Las Vegas boosters went on an
| automobiles excursions to wagon
Mound today To attend the annual
:.urVest Jubilee ana bean fest The
autos were loaded to capacity with
sixty InA Vegas business men,
I J, H. Latham, at Latham a. Nunn,
| Lake valley, II down Ia Mexico buying
more cHttir, Latham n Nunn VIII
begin 90 round up In a few days to
ship ten cars of cattle hy the 18th Of
October and ton ears about November
/. Latham Bros. are preparing Ia
ship 1900 grown snccp during Octo-
her and about 1000 spring lambs In
November j l.. Mcmahon, IA cattle
buyer frum Colorado Springs, Colo,
bought three carloads OF cattle.
which were shipped on Monday IA
Colorado Springs IIillsboro stock
people win ship four carloads Of cut
tie this week from Osceola.
| 1900
Fire, puTpOried to have started
from the flue. destroyed the office
and warehouse building Of the
Cimnrron Lumber Company, at III
Yards In the NeSt end NJ ClmaTron
The loss II At least $4,000.
Henry RoGkmaFk became suddenly
lnaans IN the WealheEford hotel al
n Rsstaff, ren amuok and was shot
and killed by Deputy Sheriff Frank
Eairohild 10 protect himself and
; otharA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Higher IalurRtlon.

University ui Missouri students
prr being taught how {" ,"uslru. {,
assemble operate, repair ana car" l"I
motor ,trHD
Hah. ah. for tn" smell of IA" gu-"-
line
We're here Ia tinker th" cid ma,hln"
Aud make her leap ".,r the soil,
We admit come here lu throttle
Grcrk
ur lor-hOld astronomy,
Wcr, here Ia discover IN" tiny teak
In the autos anatomy.
We d}dnI come her" Ia Vii all night
With Dhnps who phil"snphtZc,
Were h,ro to see that IA" t"nnuau'.
light
Ana the tires the proper size;
Were uut IN our ov"rulis every day
And wlre having th" grand"sl
mrks
In findngr-such education = play
The reason tn" spark plug sparkr
We r." hitting the chapel and leo
lures, too.
For the special In blowout work
We bowl her "a sample mil" "r ~"
70 ~, n the togglcs Hhirk.
Were up In real knowledge AZ steer
ing gears.
Though Latin may find M lame,
Four auto instruction We give thr",
cheers
WEI" strong, ~ you see, Tor tn
same,
Denver Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
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r., t&A89sss
49, mumwuuuHuzmH
Eptaphy.
Good people. carce upon my tomb
80 sentimental nuff
iiut this. He lived AZ one for whom
TR was Good Enough
d y. H.. w the Sew YORK Mail
But James Mighty aid cnyuse,
Your heddstOne do not mar.
For iolks may say. "NOw vino tho
deuce
Was this ncr chap. TR"
Denver Republican.
In the abu,". Sc note the fact.
tStnndlng al ArmagsddonJ.
That this I""r man, Hike SON" few
more
Tull Moose. ~ dead one.
o
ME ANb "a And TEHk hay"
p"t"red ruu.r ally out.
o.
THE CruONEL forgot in IN"
courS" Of n.- southern tour lu dr, lar"
that II clc, ted he would dcr"rt all
the h0okwuiius ~ the country.
o
CHAMP LARK Berm- ;u nave Dee.
come g,Lu.nr Wilson hDoSt,r but
then "a Sup.u"t job is not T." b" d".
hpiscd.
col. ROOSEVELT Gays it will
TAX" uuy .,trs To- carry out his pro-
gram. II .Il tar" longer Than that
81 elect hiu.
: WDMNN writes that idcal hu-.
| h. udR a." ,,,r.". Thank gn"dnrss.
| uarur" II nu' 200 sting, IN the case "l
wives
| GOvERNuE WILSON slept through
! three fire u3Jrms and wreck TX
plains Why ne doesn't worry over tn
menace uf Tauuany Han
! a.
\ MIssUrRI judg" granted a
~umnn'H application tor dtN"rc" he
aus" her husband chcw'd toha'r" Ia
D"d. on. just Judge
o.
THE REASON they ur. going to-
.al or the ",u IN ~" Balhlns ~ that
Nrhard nurdlug Davis uu1 the my
ug picture men Wrr" unonI" t' make
! puuD,tluu-. q.
o
Them Hogs Nguin,
br W 5 Evans says the human
race has not Kept Iar" with IA" I'M
pruycmcni ul hogs 10 recent ,rHrS
lut how much have hogs aud cattle
improved mrulaIN Durtur' Denver
Republican.
o
bad Enough Now
"Wumrn's dresses /" be- lighter
Though We hat" 1" talk.
sun We can not help hut wonder
How tfic d"uc" them walk
: Exchange.
KING GEOtGE refused 10 rtdo tl
an n"ropgu". white he d"uirs M
allegation mat tn" queen wnuldnl h'
him, II Is sign someone IN IA" irru
ny has hgrs" Sense,
-l -.t-.., - .-----...f3a.A.
WOODROW wn.sUT na" n,,l
presented with u female huNiu" sal,
to be- az good as Pauline, Pr"sid"n
Tan'a j'iFtly celebrated COW. ih
that wont hclp w"odrow tu,.
d Fully Explained
Every npw aud again som" 'uh
/ yiduni ur.srs - ten NJ WHY "" AI'
aud what We Are. ANA Ito" ~
Know why W" Are. aud How "" ~
what W. Know, aud what "" WupI'
he II We Weren't and what. lr"
, cis"ly, AroneEs ~. also Wrr,u"ss. an
NhS We Aren't What W. Mtghtn
Have Been II "" Weren't nud other
I simple aud enhancing facts. -. az
| iudi,iGuul II called a. philosopher.
Hull"tin, sydney.
q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Wormy children ar" unhappy, puny
and ',,klN. Th"y can't u" uth"rwis"
Vh,lr worms eat away their strength
and vitality. \ few duS.a 81
WHITES CREAM EEitMlFtGE
performs u marvellous transformation
rho"rlu'ncss. strength aud tn" rosy
bloom uf health speedily return.
rIi," .,r per bottle. Sold b. all
druggist Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Don't NEGLECT YOCR ROOFS,
giuus 10 heat ur cold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Phone 1870

OF appetlSins articles mat comes from
our oven daily--all pure sweet. whole.
% mo and tempting. From loaven OF
ordinary Bread down 10 the richest
cake, mere Ia your place 10 buy 10
your permanent satisfaction Every
ingredient used IN the liking and
baking II carefully scruuniSed before
being used, 80 that we. are In a posi-
ton 20 positively GUARANTEES the purity
of everything we,offsT 70 or patrons
PIONEER BAKERY
~ ssMan nAnn epsA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Henry noGkmaTk became suddenly
Inaans In the WeatheFford hotel at
N Rsstaff, rem amuok and was shot
and killed by Deputy Sheriff Frank
FAiEchiid 20 protect himself aud
AAhAEA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Fire, purp0ried to have started
from the flue. destroyed the office
and warehouse building of the
Cimarr0n Lumber Company at itS
yards. In the NeSt end NJ Cimarron.
The loss II al least $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Dr. W s Evans says Dhr human
rae" has not kept Imr" With Ia" I'M
pruycmcni of hogs 10 recent ,"Hrs
But how much have hogs aud cattle
improved mentally. Ductur' Denver
Republican,
The evening world., 1912-11-19
By Vic
Special 10 Tie Evening World.)

Especial TO The Evening World.)
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov 1o-opera-
lions conducive to developing a punch"
in the Harvard football machine will be
resumed this Afternoon on Soldiers Field.
Both parties to Saturdays matinee at
New Haven have made up their minds
that the only proper and correct way to
triumph is by rushing behind tho oppo-
sition's goal line for a touchdown. Thus.
the bushes Of trying to develop a punch
in the well set up Crimson eleven.
Charley Brlckley is forgotten for the
nonce In this latest craze for Drawn. but
the team will get the best that Is in
him at whatever game they attempt to
play.
THE Harvard team OF last Saturday
was so much inferior to that which
showed against Princeton" said Coach
Paul Wilmington to-day, that I really
stand in fear of this contest with Yale
unless our team braces up consider
ably"
A slip by either side is sure to count
for the other OF course. and the team
which makes the fewer mistakes Is 60
ing to win. Harvard against Princeton
showed spirit and determination. Against
Dartmouth. both were lacking. II the
Crimson cannot regain this important
asset Of q winning team. Harvard will
not defeat Yale at New Haven Saturday.
Harvard supporters. however, believe
that the Dartmouth game was just what
the Crimson needed to prepare for Yale.
Plays from fake formations are going
to play a gerat hand In whatever active
The evening world., 1912-11-19
Harvard Stealing Yale:S "Siuf";:
Crimson Fears Outcome of Game

attacks Harvard has to offer Saturday.
Several fake forward passes took the
Dartmouth ends completely of Their
feet, O'Brien and FELTON, repeatedly
making ten and fifteen yards with thcss
plays. Alumni OF both universities ara
much worked ND over the alleged rough
work perpetrated by Dartmouth against
the local colleglans. The Crimson TO-.
lowing are insisting that an apology be
offered Harvard inthis case. Non-parti-
san spectators to the game are agreed,
however, that both the Princeton and
Brown games were every bit as rough
as aSturday's contest, II not much more.
Crowther. Browns midget quarter
back, can offer testimony to that eff
feet. for Hitchcock, Harvard's right
tackle, was baished from the field 10.
pushing his fist In the little fellows
face. and every time Crowther was
downed ther were at least three Grim
son men piled on him, In some cases
where there was not the least excuse
for II.
The evening world., 1912-11-19
GRIFFIN TO REFEREE
WOLGAST-R|TCH|E CO
ON THANKSGIVING DAY
San Francisco Man Has Had
Little Experience as Judge
of Important Bouts.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. le.-Jm
Griffin OF San Francisco will be the
referee Of the Ad wolgast-wilIe
Richie lightweight championship
match on Thanksgiving Day. Tom
Jones, representing wolgast and Villa
Richie and his manager. Billy Nolan.
met at Promoter Jimmy Cofrotbs
oofflce and after two hours oof Quiet
discussion hit upon jam Grimm a. the
man to I'LL the important position.
Ritchie's adviser was loath to accept
Griffin at first. declaring that while
he held nothing against the local referte
he preferred an official OF more rspr-
tation. Griffin was acceptable to Jonsr
from the FIRST, and q short deadlock
Richie came out with the statement
that Griffin would be acceptable -
him and that settled It.
The evening world., 1912-11-19

and once ne got them scattered he was
in for hard going. The Jap does not
play a good open-table game and when
he cannot get the balls in position for
nursing he 10 in bad shape.
The big game between Hoppe and
Morninsstar tomorrow night will be
played In the big concert hall in the
Ast0r 40 az 10 accommodate the crowd.
THE SCORES.
Evening.
4 HsSpes waite ssID;,o, .. Y. Q. 81, J., u,
:i:sss. ss;,i Mn 7ap; is; i md s. '''''.'
iass rs. '?'s' an. ND gyf'''' . s;::::.:
T.. g. o, II y. 70 z g q. 4 {,
2 =. a.: % o. II !; sotI 500; average ia sal,
a f.psdI \. l'i ss Saii,-ls. a 9. ?. p 9,
.: !. sa ssi psin,.' J" .,. n sii.o! Al.h
Rsfeee-Thomas :. Galayher
Afternoon.
T. 4. 4: e. IS :: Il q:
ssat .1:,:: 70 il:i s'a.. j. II ss s' M
Rt-rse- --Tnomss J. Gallagher.
e y, "a i Gs =, n !, o. osIdiii. :,
~ &, 80 3 n 4. ~ Yslas' 9 :ra.s'
$'EF.A "a S X H.. Z "a. .:!.: i
49, Ssi.i,s "a S 4 C. :"
The evening world., 1912-11-19
Harry W0LUertOn to Lead
Sacramento Baseball Club

that he demanded too much and taat there was
Tinker.
Charles Risler. the National League umpire who
had intended to take a team Of major league
players to Cuba the latter part Of this month to
mas the Cuban teams Q series OF gAmea, mas
cancelled the trip. kiglG reSSvei q cablearam
from the Cuban promotss telling Mm NOT 10
start with his team, ss tine numerous defeats
OF the Cuban teams BY the Philadelphia ALh-
lstios have taken tine interest out OF tho s.ort
down there.
The Rochester Club II TIE international LEAGUE
has lust bought Roland Barows. al outfielder oil
the Oacaso White Sox.
Joe McGinnity. who vas given his uncond4-
ttnAl release from the Newark club Of No In
transitional League by President Charles H. Eb
club Of the Northwestern League next year. Jos
ing the league meeting at Miiwsukee and win b
as-,ois,ed With dis brother-in.lsw Frank Red
psth IN the venture
1ne annual meeting Of the Newark club will bs
held shorty and considerable business will b
transacted By the new o.nen Of :, the CLUB
George solomon. The most important bushes,
Will be the appointment Of . new manager Of
the club to fill tie Withdrawal OF Joe MctiLinry
II IA likely that Harry smith will get the Job
MARTY. OToole. the costly .twirler Of the Pitts
burah CLUB, will be married next month TO .
MhAsacnlSetW III
The evening world., 1912-11-19

The Rochester Club o. TIE International League
has lust bought Roland Barows. al outfielder oil
the Oncaeu White Sox
The evening world., 1912-11-19
FRANK KLAUS RUNS OUT
OF BOUT WITH PAPKE
George Bernard, Promising
French Middleweight, Substi-
tuted for Mill Dec. 4.
BY John POLLOCK.


to-. -. -. -,,.... a.. r--.
"s WIN bFeat euccebs III FRANCE
4 for several months, has crawled
49,. ..... -. IT, mi,
out OF DIS twehty-rouhd pout with blIiy
Papke. which was TO have been fought
,v,",. c,.,. -. ri, -.
Dec A and C.~or,. BARNARD. tho prom-
Using m!ddIeweight Of France, has been
,.,..., =, .,s
suDsttuteu Tor MIN. IN ietter received
to-day Al Lime. manager OF Papke. SAYS
a., ,,,I."-,,s
that the officials of the Wonderland
''"p o"ereu Niaus more money ina" NC
ever received for a night TO meet Papke,
but he declined to make the match.
Llppc also states that the officIals Of
-, -. III.
inc clup gave Papke sopu pelt Win
the inscription champion OF the world"
on H.
e.ors. Carpenter. tho ..mldal.v.ashs cham.
pon o' France. s going Go try his hand ct the
fighting Same again. He has been matched TO
meet Marcel MORGAN, another French fighter. for
p.ple VIII be matched to fight the thinner az
=
=. IooAinx In rcod ihyscal condition. Battling
Nelson arrived IN town to-day from Chicago pre-
pared 20 put rhe fini shiny t0nchcs 10 his tnain-
Ing Tor CTS tsn-round bout With Leach Cos.
which TAKES place at the Forty fourth Street SPORT
ing Club on Thanksgiving Day afternoon. II know
Crose y . great fighter and = hard pncher "
The evening world., 1912-11-19

&- CAN NELSON, A ONCE
eeEM Ions INSTANCE. FIGHTER,
COVE BACK AND GET BY
lEAcA CROSS a BOY WITH A
TERRIFIC WAlLop AND A DEMcN
OVER THE TEN ROUND ROUTE
The evening world., 1912-11-19

that he demanded too much and taat there was
no chance of him giving four players for
The evening world., 1912-11-19
Moore OutpOints Dyson.

NEW lntNEN. Nov. 13.---pal Moore Of Phia.
delphiA outpointed Young Dyson Of Providence
by a, shade in n fifteen round bout. In the
seventh round Dyson sent Moore down for the
count 81 nire. hi, Moore had the better Of the
The evening world., 1912-11-19

Johnny. Dundee. the fast little Italian fighter
bout in California tonight. he VIM 90 against
Frankie cniey. the Western feathervelght. ~ q
nou Gal. and II successful in defeating him
b. WI 70 promptly patched 20 fsht Johnny
on Chri.tmas Day for TIRE liitle
The evening world., 1912-11-19

Schwnrtx and Gary Box Draw.
CINCINNATI Nov. 10 Yankee schwartz
formerly Of Philadelphia. and Tommy Gsry Of
Chicago went ten rounds TO a draw. Both boys
showed lots Of ceyerncss. There we're some hard
~aliops exchanged. Gsry generally getting tn
worst Of Il.
The evening world., 1912-11-19

Marty OToole. the costly twirier Of the Pitt
burph CLUB, will be married next month TO
Mnssachusetts girl.
The evening world., 1912-11-19
Dethroned Highlander Man.
ager Loses No Time Land
ing Job on the Coast.

PARRY wOLvERToN. deposed
n manager Of the Highlanders, will
q = lead one OF the clubs in the Pa
ciic Coast League next season. He
has Just accepted an offer from Sacra-
mento to manage that club in 1913. and
as soon as he can stratghten out his
Affairs In the East will leave for the
Coast Wolverton tried to get back his
old berth as manager of the Oakland
Club. but the club ofYicials had already
signed up a leader.
Manager JOhnny Ever Of the Chicago Cubs has
notified garry Hermann Of the Cincinnati club
that he viii AXE 0Nfeldees Mitchell and Knisely,
named later In exchange for Joe Tinker When
Hermann read Eyess telegram be sont him word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02
City Real Estate--Contd.
WOODLAND PARK

Brand new bungalow home: every
modern convenience. beautiful fix
lures. hardwood floors. fun csment
basement With furnace, lot s01iO1,
Zine lawn. cement walk two
blocks from Woodland Park 81 900
CASH. balance like rent Take
phinncy ave ear TO Cs0i I'hlnney
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02
cost NE MILLION

GA vera property and assets J.
~ csndaie venture cos, mo q
sh s,.ss dollars. after two years
attention TO Z. ,..s. h,
times A Moore. seattle's famous s.l,
s s,ssx 20 ! question put By Fred
s s's nsaxmen in the bankruptcy
eN s psnsman In the bankruptcy
s~stlen. yesterday. lie denied
,sst he broke even on the venture, ,,',.
-, rss hearsng win be resumed MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02

6 NJ FEET TIMBER. 500
ft.ze0 caah. bslane. terms This is =
real snap. Timber all No. I. Land
HISS fine. extra good soil. on coun-
" road has ". ", u. and cream
route. In Ctsiiam county sti Ar
cadr Annex
w. II. HAVEN INVESTMENT CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02

rvFtsANn. O. May s.-Fase
w ssre kllled and ~ fatally in.
men sase when an explosion Of oil
ufee,'shsa hargo S. Of the Stand'
ae M "a ON the Cayahoga river,
AZ ~ - Aeon ii the company's coop
srsxs plant "a a.. ooor.rase
nv sna.she victims were killed
sr,an' ,hsy were attempting 20 re
' ss,s he basge from It's slip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02

WHY PAY MOREg
A few 5 and s-room modern fla "a
left at gzs TO good tenants only.
Nothing approaching them IN the
city for the money. view OF the
lake and mountains. paved streets
separate entrances. heat, hot
water and janitor. fireplaccss
front and back porches and yards.
McCargar. 55b Colman bldg Phone
Main 1882. house. Beacon sos.
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Funeral Not;ces

Nss..r - ~>i>~'>s><~>~>~~>~
huTf-fR--A At tho family rcalacoee.
Sc tsenEweod place. April seth. itar
eral services will be held FRIDAY
May atdy NJ y, N. from the real !
dence. All frtends tavtted Go attend.
tntefment Oak Lake cemetery
nlelLa RAFFERTY, Go. In charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02
Farm Lands.
EXTREMELY FERTILE.
EksfI.Y CLEARED
Low ~ PRICE

These three points make the lands
which NE are selling or windy
isiaud Gin the vicinity ~ Oak Hair
horl stand up above any other land
Within eur knOwirdgr TfffftE ~
NO RICHER Hpff. on PUGET
BOUND. Land lies very nice. rofue
OF ~ ts almost level. some 81 u
with Just nice slope Aaefhef
feature that ~ sure 10 please gon
u that the land u more easily
cleared than you would naturally
ehpect--no big trees OF atafpps
You wlii need very little powdsr
a stump puiier Will handle pfs1-
ttcaiiF everything There " an-
other big advantage --uur imude
AFRO all cioae 20 a fine settled
farming community. with good
roads daily free mall delivery.
schools milk routes. etc In near
~ ercrY Instance WHARF you arc
offered land with all these ad
vmntAEea yen will have 10 pay
tF9e 10 t1os per acre. We arc
aoilinx ours for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02
$50 PER DAY"

,.e,udlru Sundays w she'r
aslls against the city. AZ tne
~. a $50 a day. Enslneers
,.s,.s ]. Jacobs. e. n. Baldwin
- q. =. Perrin. the experts
1900 10 investigate the site
he proposed ir,poond,ns
s.r IL the Cedar river water.
80 submlssed a total e's'na Of
q 90 Tor sheir services. rh's
lsssot ccsers the fetal anpre-
srsss,o. made by the council
r. ne snpers work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-02

VENICE. Cal. Mas 2--Beeanse
...-sr, psoawsck's balloon fell In
~ chicken yard and dyed her
-. hens IN black smoke. Mrs
-s smith demanded slo before
s,flatea bag was removed.
.x~,ck pald under protest.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
MIsTisNr NAnNEr

o-.r~ssfr,f sugar "a lbs. 81 Lin /.
49, rheeae. ffs4c n. Imported
49, cheese. see 10 drtsd Apricoss.
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~ ! ass, lie. ZEN sack fioar. sss.
~ ehsw. ise a.. hominy. iec 2.
al rsckle=. tsc dos. olives. Sse ~.
Saiisaf. / lhs sc. taifncn, loA 90
Sssrsrx MA SEC. msdlaua crabs. ?
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~ ise n: tsc box French s@r-
rskE rtacE MARKET
n / hnlssnf. It's 1set stie~f red
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Ersh herqsAw. s ihK. 45c. veal roast
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Srxaxfsss tea. &c to. laundry s~ef
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ss{d<n asfrs lha tsc. dried Hpsi-
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INA Is. herriag. lbs 3Se EnT-
- sosex. ! lhs iscs black cod ths
y. "a saa hper. . sbs exc. >erwAy
2eks~sl fos fsc. for eSrs ttpl-
~ herring. for sSes Holland
~ack<rei u for 1se I for 48r
SIekfsd pigs feet. ice m. 0ucrn
SlISss. ~ px.. zee at lar. BAH
s1lFos. ser n. jar ripe olives. ~
~: Cove aFztnrs. fSc can. Ice
80 cufrante. CSC. new BeFfnuda
Soioux. lbs lEe. nsw potatoes.
n .se
CORNER MARKET
Grxnul.tea sugar. "a Tbs III eNtra
fnnrT prunea zoe n. bars while
dr. soap. sc. ! boxes matches.
~ { lbs. regular zoe coffee, ~ 90
~ creamery butter. tba. o.. best
nn<A eH<s, 25e doz.
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Legal Notices

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Furnished Houses

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gemi- modern rooms Furnished
complete for couple. no children
close In; beautiful view. wi
Eloiae terrace Any Westiake car
10 Newton street. Rent reasonable:
Furnished cottages, 4. 8 and .
rooms, end OF Aiki car line: rent
AIS to $40 per month. Geo. w.
Aiken, 3gG7 SO. Aiki ave. Phone
Grant 1913.
Furnished broom house. 1921 9Th
av., $500.
s-room house, furnace and every
modern convenience. 2f43 9th w.
HarrIEon 7s0S 800.
Modern furniHhed house. Green
Lake; chicken yard. fruit Bal
lard f64a mornings.