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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07
Olaf Jorgensen of Kenosha
Gets Contracts for Con-
crete Roads in Somers.
WADE BIDS MUCH HIGHER NOW

Contracts for the building Of con.
crete roadways in the town of Somers
were let by Highway Commissioner M.
G. Mcclellan this morning and the
contract for work on both the Burling-
ton road and the Somers road went to
Olaf Jorgensen, well known concrete
contractor of the city. The price Tor
the work on the Burlington road is 96
cents per square yard and for the Som
ers road SLIP per square yard. The
only other bidder on the work was for
mer Alderman George Wade, who is
now engaged in building concrete roads
for the county. The Wade bid was
SLAP per square yard for the Somers
road and $1.32 for the Burlington road.
The work on the Burlington road will
be a nine-foot concrete roadway with
three-foot gravel shoulder, and on the
road running out of the village of Som
ers the road will be concreted to the
width of fourteen feet.
1t is expected that the Somers road
will be completed for at least half a
mile and that nearly a mile will be
improved on the Burlington road. The
improvement on the Burlington road
will start from the end Of the new
concrete pavement planned for Division.
street. $4,000 will be expended on this
road and $4,000 on the Somers road.
The excavations will be done by the
county gang. 1t is expected that both
contracts will be completed before the
end Of the present year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07
GRADE TRoTTER.

Formerly owned by Ed. G. Shepard
of Kenosha, now the property of A.
T. Mcneil of South Bristol, Kenosha,
Co., Wis. Carver will make the sea-
son at the stables on the Barker Pic
kens farm in South Bristol. Registered
No. 1874. Terms: SO to insure live
foal. sdvNtt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Among the visitors to the section
about Glenwood Springs, Col, of the
Rockies during the past few days were,
Louie Weiskopf, Dorley Weiskopf and
Frances Weiskopf, all Of Kenosha.
They are guests at the Colorado and
are thoroughly enjoying their many
short trips into the mountains as well
as the plunges in the big swimming
pool. With the temperature lowering
from s. to 20 above, everything has
been ideal for the summer vacation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

{. c. Christensen recently burned in
gasoline explosion south of the city,
is reported improving and it is now
expected that he will recover.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Richard Zenkere, a bookkeeper en-
Iloyed by the Cleary, White Construc-
ton Company, the contractors for the
Kenosha trunk sewer, has been arrest
ed on charges of embezzlement. He is
charged with securing $1,000 from the
company at its Chicago offices.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Mrs. Jacob saftig entertained a
large party of her friends at her home
on Milwaukee avenue Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor Of her forty-ffth
birthday. Those present report a very
enjoyable time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Mrs. john Wallace ami daughter,
Anna, and son, Roy, Of Beloit, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Horn,
81 Congress street.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Mrs. Austin w. Burgess and son Of
Ell Paso, Tex, will spend the remainder
Of the summer with her mother, Mrs.
VIM. Nelson on Rowland avenue.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07
Low ROUND TRIP FARES TO
COLORADO, UTAH, CALIFORNIA
AND NORTH PACIFIC COAST.

Go west now, while the low, round
trip, summer tourist tickets are on
sale. Variable scenic routes to choose
from. Favorable stop-over privileges.
Liberal return limits Modernly equip
ped trains from Chicago daily via Chi
cago and North Western Ry., make
convenient connections with service
from all points on this system. For
rates and full particulars apply to
ticket agents. advwl5
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Miss Elizabetf schifman Of Chicago,
is spending few days with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

Miss Bertha Head entertained about
twenty-five of her friends on Wednes-
day evening at her home on Durkes
avenue.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-07

If the coming state fair does not sur
pass the exhibitions of previous years
it will not be because liberal prizes and
premiums have not been provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
DON'T BE THIN
No Need Of selrs sers~ny, Weak
and Emaeiated

In these DAYS OF physical culture
and health foods. one would hardly
expect 10 sos any thin. weak. emac-
lated people. hu, In spite OF all this.
nearly every person you meet Is
thin aud scrawuy.
Good healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use Of the proper food
with thorough assimilation OF the
fat giving elements Nine people
out OF ten In order 60 weigh As
much as thcy ought aud be- perfect.
j. healthy. should use Samoss. he
great ncshformang food, Weigh
yourself before commencing Ia use
these little tablets. and see hOw
your weight Increases
Samuse has valuable ficsh.form-
ing and tissue building properties.
aud when il Is asslmilated with the
food. Il causes the flesh.making ele-
ments 10 be retained and the
weight Il naturally Increased
Barseli. the popular druggist. has
sold Ia The last few weeks. a great
many packages OF Sam0sc. every
one with his personal guarantee 10
refund the money II u did not giFe
satisfaction and has had but one
! person ask for the money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

years in this country. have
learned that they cannot live
on the wage 10 earn which
they have given, are giving.
their youth.
For one maker Of under
nuslins who earns SO a week.
find that 100 receive So. 800
receive 50 and 400 from 50 to
81. And this In city where
investigation proves 80 10 be
the minimum wage for decent
living.
White goods workers have laid
down their needles to sing labor
songs
Win or lose. this white goods
workers strike IL going 10 serve
to awaken society and the Afnen
can women nov sleeping. weRrinl
clothes made for starvation wages
This morning al $50 o'clock.
went on actual picket duty with
Miss L. l. nDck. outside OF Sche
shers uptown garment factory
Owner Schesher himself and his
corps OF private detectives filled
the ornate doorway 4 crowd ei
sloHching toughs. said 10 be- hired
for s. day. escorted groups ol
strikebreak3rs from The Second and
Sixth ay Il" trains ACROSS the
way 200 men loafed silently wait
ing for any excitement
Miss Dock and I pickcted amid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
CROW ED HOUSE

Last night the capacity OF the
big theatre az Third av. and Cher
~ IT. was packed again. Way
Down East is well played by a com
potent company. II IL full Of laugh.
ter and touched with sentiment
and pathos II liz one OF the few
plays that viii be running when
Father Time calls this game OF
life of.
IL Is worth recording here, too,
that Il Is not necessary to pay two
or three dollars to see these SPLEEN.
did productions Tho Bailey &
Mitchell company has leased the
Seattle theatre for term Of
years and Is going 20 give Seattle
the finest productions at popular
prices Thursday matinee Ia TWEEN
tyfive cents for any seat in the
house Monday night liz bargain
night. and the same price Is
charged. other nights the prices
are 20c. zoe and soc.
80 that one can see a two.dollar
play for nifty cents. presented by a
competent company That this
plan has mot with q signal success
a. putting the case mildly. over
foir hundred people were turned
away last Monday night, and the
crowd last night filled every seat
in he house. Popularpriced drama
has come 10 stay Way Dawn
East will run all week, 10 be Toll
lowed by The Niger" great
problem play of the South. which
opens Monday evening, next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
D. Mary Boyle O'Reilly

Ssrw YORK. Jan ST nave
- New York 90 investigate
Z: GU, non famous garment workers
striAe. "a. ...,.,,I,,. he fir.t
~ nv solourn here ON the
teeming East side 81 Man.
49,. before IL was tsht aud !
-, nicketing had 20 90 picket
stc set Ny story
- nave been IN this garment
a,ssrs' strike now Just siN hours
An those six hours here are the
- have already found out
So that every man ana woman
amsYiea who wears clothes
$500 must know
mis- white goods workers
.,,., see al once. Is NO
.,,,x strike, for women, by
amen. and largely due to
women. nh,
N.e,u.. they are guided BY far
{.,na Women. Bot u they lose.
All be due 10 the greed OF
III ,.erupulous men VranNieal
ecsxes. ,.
-. are out from scores OF shops
80. uptown shops and the
VA factories OF the sweated
'ssron,raetors OF the contractors
.ssrasslyes For be- q known the
msrrles OF lingerie and CHEAP
.s,,s goods alike are produced by
vhi,e slaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
MARY BOYLE 0'REILLY ON PICKET DUTY TO COVER.
GREAT new YORK GARMENT STRIKE FOR THE STAR

a Sabbath calm Suddenly ~ EN-
ployora detective, circling the cur
ious oilers. paused near a group
of gangateru then returned IN
other minute. and the street VAS
filled from curb 20 curb with wildly
excited men. SchcAher fled pre-
cipltoualy from his point of.vantase
while the employers private de
tectiyea bored into the crowd
htandlahlng threatening clubs.
After four minutes delaY he 70.
LACE ARRESTED A PERFECTLY
INNOCENT MAN
One Roberts. nephew and depart
mcnt manager for Abe ScheHhcr'
watched the outcome from the fac
tory door
Il told those detectives 10 ham
NOR the crowd. h. protested
by such methods are the manu-.
facturers ot women'a under mus
Inns warning on working women In
| a women'h fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
200 ENTRIES
EXPECTED In
PUSSY SHOW

when The cntrlcd close at ?.
m. today for the Seattle cat show,
10 open Thursday noon at the Bon
Marche. there will be al beast goo
OF the feline aristocracy OF the Pa.
eiflc coast scheduled 10 appear.
The entries from Seattle are
heaviest. but Tacoma. Portland.
Victoria and Vancouver are all con.
tributvfa The show viii be held
on the fifth floor Of the new Union
street store. Second and Union "
commences at ? q. IA. daily. ana
will DO open until 10 .. m. The
show eloacs Saturday evening
The patrunepHca OF the Queen
City Cat club. 40 well as the Off
GERS. express much enthusiasm
over the promised success OF the
initial showing. Il Is expected TO
rival anything Of the nature ever
given on the Pacific coast.
patroncshea are Mrs. Jacob
Furth. Mrs Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs
VI w Treat. Mira Alexander Pan.
tages. Mrs Ira Bronson. Mrs. +. W.
Andrcws. Mrs r. A. Struui. Mira,
Paul Mandei Henry. Mrs. y II. Lat
liner. Mrs ino W Cunsidine. Mrs
Carleton Harscamp. Mrs Fred
gumaan. Mrs A 8 Kerry. Mrs. A
~ Anderson. Mrs Francis Cur
Frink. Mrs. Geo kitilnger, Mrs.
Cecil Bacon. Mrs. c. -. S,lmson.
Mrs ] u I.owman. Mrs Leroy
naekefa. Mrs y Chliecrg. Mrs
r G. KInnear Mrs. Jas y Hoge.
Mr.. Frank NcDermott
Officers OF the Queen CITY Cat
club. under whose auspices IN"
show Ia held. are President. Mrs
paul G. Hcdrick vice president.
Misn Florence Tyler second yb'e
president. Mrs Dora ADAMS Sec
retary. Mrs v Soper. treasurer
Mrs = ". Curtis. shoN manager.
Mr. l.. A. Harding ahoN secretary.
Mrs Dora Adams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

White goods workers OF every
Kind have always been the poorest
paid OF all our women workers.
The girls now out are young and
physically Immature. but old in TN
dustry
Childlike IN appearance or
ssunt from the chronic over
strain THAT gives no time 10
make flesh. these glrts. most
81 them only two or three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

In private life, he Ia known
among hiA friends as Clifford
Thompson - his very intimate
friends call him Tommy" Before
the fooiiights he is known TO thou
sands as III Holler." the ohore
boy.
lie IL appearing this week At the
Seattle theatre In Way Down
East You'd never know the glass
OF fashion when he dons the dress
OF the farmers lad. but you'll
laugh I'll your sides ache nj his
"Pickings From Puck and the
gems he prosumes to extract from
that alleged humorous magazine:
Why does a hen cross the road ?"
Because it's none Of the ROSTERS
business" And so on. some bet.
ter and some worse. but all dcliv-
cred with good nature bubbiIug
over and an infectious laugh that
sets the audience in a roar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
OREGON HOUSE
PASS 10 HOUR
LAW FOR MEN

PORTLAND. Or. in. 20 There
is great Joy among the working
people Of the state today following
the passage by the house of repre-.
seutatives Schuebels bill declaring
that ten hours a day and so hours
a week shall constitute the maxi
mum hours OF labor for meh In
mills. fact Dries and manufacturing
establishments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
Why Endure Foot
Torture-Here is
Positive Easy Cure

The following IL absolutely the surest
and quickest cure known TO science Tor
ali foot ailments Dissolve two table
sposnfuiH NJ Caiocide compound In
la ain of warm water Soak tho feet
In mt. Tar fully fifteen minutes gently
rubbing tho sore parts Tho ERECT u
reAlIY wnnderfnI ~ aereness H0es IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

ITanfTII fhe TNHT THSf TFTTHHTTWT
Germs and rallOussa can la
peeled right on II gives I'M.
mediate relief for sore bun.
IONS. swsaty. smelly ana aohml
feet Especially affective foi
frost bites and ohiiblalns 4
twenty fita cent box - Cal,
oclde ~ aaid 10 be sufficient
90 cure tho worst feet j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
PUBLIC MARKETS

pIkf
Pork sausage lec Do mat ruffs. 20.
10 dor ginger cookies jog fnuna
boiled ham machine Sliced $50 ~ Ion b
tongue fsc w. peanut. paEH Ar home!
100 comb. India relish Toe " ffsn.h
f,ustarf on tap toe ~ oranges lbH
A. aatinE and coAktnE apples fer liss
delivered dry onions lhs tNr ttalifn
rrinea 1 fhr ftr fancy apricutH. gee 10 &
golden dates ihs ftc seeded raAsinH ?
~. 90. fersr salmon trout ttc DO fresh
sterihead saimon. Zoe 10 ssited soeA"y"
aafalnu Iar ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

works through the pores and removes tho
cause ~ ths trouble. Don't waste time
on uncertain remedies Any dTuEgiai
has Caiocids compound IN stock OF he
can get u IN few hours from his whole
Fais house Published BY Medical Foru.
uia Laboratories Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
ONE DEAD IN RIOT

PITTSBURG. Jan. 2e-Quie'
marked the strike Of the workers
from the Rankin plant OF tho Amer
lean Steel and Wire company To
day. following the killing OF George
KoElcy. a spectator. and the wound
ing % several others In clashes
between the police and strikers
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

Nav pofaInca 2 lbs TO. Ihf ZOO
h.st Nsttrd Gem potatoes 10c TOO M
sask delivered Jonathan apples. ~ box
deuvered fancy Grimes Golden apples
stTE box delivered Yakima honey iAc
ea,,b rrsuiar SOC brands - Eastern
haron fge To- 2 lbs roasted peanuts. 1bc
s,c.b ranch .Ess SOC dor fresh duck
srss t0c dor 4 cans milk 1sc Zoe corn
sIsrrh Er oieomarsarine q lbs. thc
cottage cheese. toe M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

You need pay no attention
to the nasty things people say
about you-unless they are
true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

Yakima pofatars soc sack fanrs ap-
otas 1fr 10 81 so b0x fancy lomous. zoe
dos Runklm oranges. 1eU 20 go 90
fanry eating appics B. 90 loc dns
grapes Toe ~ Florida grape nun. 80
lana Nsa pigs Ec. new datvs zoe
bnr. black ugs Toe box; Yakima honey
fkf comb BLACK wainuts. lbs isci al.
rnsnas poe ~ Brazil nuts Toe 10 iur
,ff- rarrota aHd heets 2 punches fc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

Z. EMPLOYMENT DE-
PARTMENT
~ fsaTCE sECs @xSff6
NtNs ofiVEnR Many sHOP
~ infani ouifits snd rhndr.ns cisths.
~ Reasonable prices 1877 Second a.
I'D spssisi harsasHs this f.enth
shoFi haha touch isp-rri,ins rivi s~F.
fgArrt.r EMPLOYMENT oFFtrE
isiT third av nssa. -aiirs-.s. .na
cesss tpih d .na ~, q ~ At once
Hor FONT IRONS ,ise
uuassn'esa 10 Tears.
Sound electric Co ihtt first Az
TPoiIcH rsfisf. i,i Arcade Blsf
sgseisi sais ~ suits. ,tifi. ard p.iti-
coats a. hsR psiss Also rsmeasiinE
N ennnrctian.
WANTED a p oman 20 Dc small fs,AIiJ
~sshins whife woman preferred J
Underwood az bradford q
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS
Wanted BY reliable woman-A few
hours work in evening Phone
kenwood iii0
VIII take homo of 80 pai ana care faI
children r~s.onahls naferd iite
isa-mALE AND FEMALE HELP
w nv T. "
lfs MALE HELP WANTED
WAITED Men and women to learn tho
barber trade wssss paid whtie learn
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
HIGH GRADE SCHOOL
a. Washington 81
wanted Hard working sinsi. young man
- good habits and neat appearance. 50
travel and learn a good pestnE bust
| n@sa , " Gilham, Hotel Msiropoie.
20 this eygninE
ilaoibia AppiY i0eo First az
wanied-A party a. foreman PuHet
sound nulliiur 60 aft
Wanted nootblack Apply 1000 LIST.
Mandolin rui,ar banjo tree instrumonts
SYKES Musir schooi t1s Peoples TX ~
sinaie room. 10 lit Third az south
N. :. brewster ripe Hospital We
W. make specially % color
~ Ing Meerachaun pipes SO
First az rhird and Union.
wens fins $50 blue sofge suits. ilT 80
Trneie. Room zoe potN Third.
yggng man .icnogrnpn~r Apprentices Tor
printIns business aud other position.
AMERtCAN BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATIONS
400 Leary
WIZ docs lggqggi'' Isn go sni I;,, e,
| tfpgTAfUa Room 20t Empress The
atre HuiidinE
Learn 20 DO a good barber At
MOIER BARBER COLLEGE
go Occidental Az
KsvpnRurh's 81 oe Hats MS l.t sy
/ WANTED
i. few experienced -aissInsn Tor Seattle
| and Western Washington BY one OF
| the strongest financial Institutions IN
| canada Tor the sHir o. town lots and
| suburban acreage In what VIII he tho
| coming metropolis 81 British Columbia
lCau ptT American Bank Bids Seattle
2o-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED
1 fsTD~Tieurvi sober and reliable middle
1 aged gentleman OF good address would
like 10 fud work OF some Kind. pref
/ arably position gH porter, housnman 81
| care % apartments general handy
man. best n references Phone Main
| 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
| iSu Should
Enjoyy Your Me ais
One Of the Most Important
Questions to Consider in
the Search for Happi-
ness and Health.

. rsuf ststnash can rot digest fHur
- .ha wiHf WhsHvs tns RELIEF
- .n.sss 10 in stuart's nysrrp-ie .4h-
- because. a. Al stomach tfetnar
-. 49, trtsixs.tian ard because sar
! ~-ss.nf u stuafts Dyspepsia f4tlrts
.his % tAoroushly and completely o..
- ssa xralns q faeA aeesnt y staeA
: re,.sn thai thrss tablets ar Eains %
x<s.. I'll the toad and whatever fana
- AT lnte rsyr stemachf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
COLLECTIONS.

.......... Anew Today
So. so = So. so
Esssisssss sp.olaeis.. nu.a ui,h .phsr.
ieai iynsss leather eAsr. y ~ inciudins
eshrninhfiun sfhsaftH ppfufnetfisf
~ Eplef Block nfohsn lenses d1pli.
WHY GET COLD
rncalled.for suits and overcoais
81 up Bring this ad and get 10 81
discount, Mike Cohen, 1917 pike 81
x gaah asgsiepinr. ice ron any sss
Jacehs Photo Shop pf nlag
ESPECIAL NOTICES
Wanted Coal ninsgs 20 sta, sray from
NsnfAn ana Hhyne 49, ~ arr on sftlh :
AZ these places District No ~ ruit "A
Mlns WefAsfs u Amsfiss
C--B UIL d. Err S, CON-
TRACTORS. SUPPLIES
CARPENTERS
g.nslmsn casp.ntFf rspshs ~ ii7e
eiisea c.fesn,er f.palfs iisasen 1851
Whseiwfisht saea turner bloch maker
Soil. iss. ~ ay
q PATTERN MAKERS
uasttis rsitsrn Wen. ns ia AZ q
hsst saaipssf shee Aain Sc. IT
ID BUSINESS DEPT.
ia eI0m6ERs s0pPLiss
one Hbffnan rfssslnx mafhins boiler
enif. res $40 % rit s.ennd
100 BUSINESS EXCHANGES
seora nsas. fsf sFse~ry ssur~ % nsara
faftHfinE tusinrHs. ffFs apd clear. los
ifafae rauiruf walkr house IL seaf
- ens bless a. csf ifnr o. t-f
-fii consider na.insss shsfs Ne ar
-ark VIII take half lntrrrs' IN 4nS
Fad-f buriness
Mul.LlN BROS LAND co.
nain 4tfs egsB Northsfu UsHb nitg
iS-BusiNEss OPPORTUNITIES
sinaii hotel iced. isss essn ri-srs ise 10
tss monthif Siiicfi itstw
A snap II taken At once. an up to
dat. shoe and harness shop for
sale Beacon ihOi. or y O ad-
dr.ns Columbia City station
vi ssis An % 10 fals piantlns ana
u4sihs shep Aaburn. Wash Giles
10 Nrinw -
les ssFf basa-.s ~ Msrysviiis VAST
tpeis fstafrs and small Efnfs no
aepipsfifieH Is~sisr. hok tsz- Mars.
NHfa NaAH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
LOST AND FOUND

81 LOST
E,ray~d hay herse 600 pounds. hind
feet white name and tail not heavy,
age - 20 it wears. crihber Last seen
miles southeast snohnmish about two
month"; aHn Generous reward for In
formation described horse. G n Breed,
Lake RaiiinFer. Wash
liberal rewnrd for Information lcadinE 10
recovery ~ small FOX and japanese
white pup tan face. white streak in
center. black spots on back AnsW ers
tn name ~ pehhiuu long white hair.
Yellowstone iiotel izis'r first aN
Savings book No sfti. Finder re-
turn 90 Dexter Horton Trust a savings
Bank
LOST saturday. from one Of our teams
between stacy ~ and " seattle. one
roll zoe feet rubber betting reward
Phone Elliott csc
liberal reward for Information leadtnm
60 recovery Of small foN and japanese
pup answers TO name ~ puhhinsi has
black spots on back ana short tail
Yellowstone Hotcl leisA FIRST av
i.oHt-Safety deposit keys No. S5s aud
two Sarroart took KEYS 81 90 reward
II returned to 50 W columbia
Perhaps your watch needs repairing let
fus have II nov. start the new year
on time symons. 1877 Third av
Lost yellow and white collie pup; fol
lowed transfer wagon. Lake hel av..
t.eerhi SATURDAY Liberal reward.
Phone Erarnn IS
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On the address label of your paper.
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BERRY PLANS

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CITY REAL ESTATE

SNAP SNAP SNAP
room modern bungalow. with fireplace,
beam ceiling plate rail electric fix
lures bookcase. cabinet Kitchen. cement
steps This place Is listed Mt $4,000
but owner wrote uR TO cut price to
Siioe; cash $3.50. balance easy. Take
phinneN ear to 6bth St
Ask COTTAGE REALTY co.
Houses and lots on easy terms will build
to suit On Wrs, Woodland hill See
Il ldili1o, sbaG second ~ w Phone
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