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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-05-29
SCHOOL FESTIVAL
GRAND SUCCESS

in Roman last Friday was great
big success. There were hun
dreds Of people in town, coming
from all sections of district No.
%, and they all came with the in
tention of making the second an
nual festival one long to be re-
membered.
The printed program announc-
ed that 10 was the hour at which
things would commence to be do
ing, but the late arrival of some
of the speakers delayed the pro-
ceedings until nearly noon. This
delay forced the program on all
the events to a later hour, show
ing that hardness is a bad thing
and that other besides the pupils
should heed the teaching and
preachings on the subject.
Prof. Tenny, state rural school
inspector, Prof. Elrod of the
state university, Prof. Hoist of
the agricultural college, and Mrs.
Ferguson, county superintend-
ent, were present. Short talks
were made by each of them.
The morning exercises consist
ed chiefly in a meeting of the
Country Life association and the
election of officers for the ensuing
year. S. R. Logan was elected
president, Caroline E. Rich vice.
president, D. N. Mason secretary
treasurer, and ]. F. Olson a men,
ber of the executive committee.
After lunch the first event was
the spelling contest for the cham
pionship of the district. This
was divided into two parts, the
junior and senior grades, and the
contestants were three from the
north end and three from the
south end of the district in each
class, pupils who had been select
ed by contests held in each Sec
ton at prior meetings. In the
junior grade, Norbert Schmutzler
and Joe Orchard, both of Mud
creek, battled for the honor until
the list of words prepared had
been exhausted and recourse to
the spelling book was necessary
to find word one of them could
not spell. Finally the first place
was won by the former.
In the senior grade the contest
quickly narrowed down to the
three contestants from the north
end, Donald McCraig of Mud
creek, John Myers and Louise
Eckley of Roman, the former-a
nine year old boy in the sixth
grade alone standing the test.
He was loudly applauded for the
manner in which he acquitted
himself. Mud creek thereby won
the championship, the silver cup
and three out of the four places.
A declamatory contest, in two
grades also, was next. In the
senior contest two entered, they
having been selected in the same
manner as the contestants in the
spelling match. Esther Carey of
Leon and Goldie Irish of Roman
were the rival. The judges Sc
lected to determine the merits of
the declaimers were Profs. Hoist
and Elrod and Mrs. Ferguson and
Miss Goldie was given first place.
In the junior grade the contest
was between Clinton Williams of
Leon and Alice Sheen of Roman.
Both made able efforts but the
Judges declared the former the
winner,
Next on the programme was
the field meet, participated in by
pupils from many sections of the
district. The result of the con-
tests were:
100-yard dash, boys over IL,
time, 1925, Walter Fisher, Roman,
first; Bloomfield Irish, Roman,
second.
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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-05-29
SPECIAL LETTERBY
KENNETH ROMNEY


Washington, May 81 Endors-
ing Representative Evans as "a
man fearless in the performance
of duty" Henry brennan, Presi-
dent of District No. 27 of the
United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, has written an official letter
from Billings expressing the ap-
probation of his organization of
Mr.. Evans actions as a member
Of the congressional committee
that investigated the Colorado
strike and of his attitude toward
workingmen generally. The let
ter, which was forwarded to Mr..
Evans at Washington, is as fol-
lows:
1--WE, the officers of District
No. 27, United Mine Workers of
America, have great pleasure in
taking this method of thanking
you for the prompt response to
our requests and, in a small way,
showing our appreciation for the
interest you have shown in be-
half of the workers of this
country. Your actions as a men,
ber of the house of representa-
tives, also as a member of the.
house committee investigating
the Colorado strike situation,
have proven you to be a man
fearless in the performance of
duty. We are highly gratified
to know that Montana has such
a sterling representative as you
in congress, and if at any time
we can serve or aid you, it will
afford me great pleasure to do so.
Wishing you the greatest meas
ure Of success, and trusting you
will continue to represent the
masses of the American people,
both in and out of congress, we
are," etc.
Since the return of T. r. from
South America, with added pres
tige as an explorer, discoverer,
geographer and snake-fghter,
little knots of congressman may
be seen about the cloak-rooms
and corridors of the capitol dis
the part the colonel is
likely to play in the approaching
campaign. The valiant little
band of bull moose members in
the house have taken on new
life and increased Importance.
Victor Murdock's smile, which
at all times vies with that of his
toothsome leader, is broader
than ever. The democrats. too,
seem pleased by the colonel's an
nouncement Of an ocean-to-ocean
speaking trip on behalf of the
progressive party. The repub-
licans alone seem downcast.
Members of all parties here agree
on one thing, however, and that
is that this latest Roosevelt trip
has been even more fruitful than
it's predecessors in novelty and
advertising value for the colonel.
The discovery of a river 1000
miles long, without regard to
whether or not it runs uphill; the
colonels alleged request to be
permitted to die alone in the
tropical jungle, and his reported
reading of so books between
Barbados and New York, are
exploits which Washington poll
ticians frankly say indicate that
his resources are increasing with
age. And everywhere about the
capitol is to be encountered the
exclamation, "And he gets away
with it,"
Senator Walsh of Montana will
nave his name attached to one of
the important pieces of legisla-
tion under the Wilson admins
LratiOn when his radium bill be-
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Politicians are agog over the
action of Theodore Roosevelt in
consulting with many republicans
in Washington upon the political
situation. There is considerable
conjecture that this conference
may mean the amalgamation of
the progressive and republican
forces in 1916, with the ex-presi-
dent the candidate for president
again. 1t might so happen that
the guess is right.
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and the president is said to favor
this action. Early enactment of
the Walsh bill may be expected
unless the senate devotes the re-
naming time after the passage
of the tolls repeal bill to the con-
sideration of the appropriation
bills and antitrust legislation.
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BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW
MILLINERY STORE BUILDING

Monday morning work started
on the excavation for the new
store building which will be
erected for Miss M. Duplessis
just across the alley east from
the Pioneer office. This building
will be 24x40 facing the north
and will make the proprietor an
excellent room for her stock of
millinery and women's furnish
ings. H. R. Larson has the con-
tract for the building and ex-
poets to rush the work to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-05-29

Senator Walsh of Montana will
have his name attached to one of
the important pieces of legisla-
tion under the Wilson admins
tration when his radium bill be-
comes a law. There is a strong
demand for the passage of this
bill before the adjournment of
the present session of congress,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
PIKE

Corn starch &C pkg fresh glngsrsnap..
Zoe H.. apples. 81 box. delivered: graps-
fruit for zscs comb honey, ltc comb;
lie caus fruit Zoe. sec tea, zoe. sc
baking powder. asc, German head
cheese. isc n pure Ohio maple syrup.
&c OF. lemons ibc doz Jap orange.
lee doz lamb chops. Zoe u. shoulder
lamb. - ~. salt pork, i1i4e ~; B0-
losnA. lbs zsc. local ranch eEgs dor
Tse; home made 5sl,iss lee sIsss
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PERSONALS

yOf7Ng MAN. WITH EXCELLENT
character. who owns a ranch free of
membranes. wishes 70 correspond
,el,b nico. good looking young Soman
about gs years old. who has about
~ o0o aud lie wiling 20 marry. i've on
a ranch east 81 tho mountains. and put
her money into the busigeas as part
ner object mstfimony Address
tna Tn, -far
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PUBLIC MARKETS
CoaNEn

IS cen h0mlny. l0r. pure comb hone5
Ibc soc can baking powder he. ? cans
peas. 1sc. pkss matches. bcs 100
glasses jelly. abc. all Kinds d spices RI
boa. home made bread. Toe size. sc, for
IEc. good blend coffee. so and $50. fresh
Iye hosniny i0c qt. sausrhraut ltc a. /.
German din pickles. l5c don. don 90 =
largo queen olives 10c pt. pure cans
sugar 20 lbs 81. cans sugsf corn 0r
tomatoes. Csc. lib pail pure lard, foe-
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10 Male HELP WANTED

WANTED ny cIyff. SERVICE CON
rrission. CITY - Seattle. applicants sus
examination fat faiiostns positions In
Street Hallway Service
NaieFmaH Qualification. Ass TRAITS
- - g Yssrs minimum height five
feet eight inches. minimum seishi.
SO pounds Thf~s years practical 80
rsfisncs as natprmsn required Must
pass sstisfaetaFY medical and wFt't~n
~xaminatisa wages - 20 pss dsy
Conductor Qusiifics'ions AFs hmi's
- 80 e years minimum hsisht i've
feet sis inches. faiuimum weight its
pounds Three yeAfs' experience 80
conductor required Masl satissArtsrfiF
fi9u. Wages Toe PEE dAv
fnsp~eter guaiifi ra,iensi Fise year.
stp~fisnes a aaotornsn o. conductor
ss. nuats 70 10 20 Years Ms1icsi ana
written examinations required asiafr
tlee peF month
Road Mas,sr Qualification. Ar'vai sr-
p~rtenee - five yeaFs Ia road and trscs
vofk ara n construction ard snairisn-
anns % street railway srarfs ~ elites
AS iiHsiis, - 70 Sc years saiAsy. sies
per month
rfsek Man Mas, h. atis bodied man
from ~ 20 a. years 81 sss. 9Th uiai-
mum sspersnrs 90 nns fssr a. trsrk
rark No sducatiunai sssi required
Wages ifee yer day
hsrn Foreman ANs requirement, - "
50 years Twe years etp.rienrs Fs.
anired 81 repair and rrsinienAnee ~
~ieetrie ears Must - capable ns< char /.
o. snd able 90 perform ths duties OF
inspector dusfns sbseaes 81 latter
saiary ttgs month.
tsarn Man Ace limits 81 20 ~ fesFs
Must have had tsp Yenr-' eNpeFirne~
81 operation o. repair % electric GERS
wages " 90 psr aay
Application blanks obtained from the
Caunaission's office. Triangle Building
wua, hs nisd at saia afsles not later
thar y m F.hrMsfL J lelt
KsVsnsash'. - ~ lat. 1sss Yirsi ~
TEAM OPERATING MovfNo PIC
,urs snarhlus earn fto weekly Of
nee. 100 Cedar o, N % IN
c5ffErTioSs- LroS BUILDING
Kinos, siss
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
wants rnsr and women 20 iears Tho bar
bsr ,rsds ~s1es paid ~hiis learning
Call or write
uirh Grade school a. Wsshl- r,on ~
MotER BARRIER COLLEGE
want. men ard women 90 learn barber
trade wsses paid ~hiis learning
-. n~rtf~nsai A. Seattle
SMOKE r n CLEAR HAVANA
cigar for &c. Brewster. tie fiFsi
Third and uaiou. -.
10000 WEEKLY rRoFfr ~ SPARE
time ~ home matt order busin
don't worry abom capital B1yd
pruWn omaha Neh
vCN WITH pkTENTAnLE IDEAS.
wrlt- 10 Randolph - Company Patent
Solicitor. Washington. q
WHY 20 LUNu2r1aT Lilly SILT SIS
suits for fitf Hscausr they sell them
10 stairs. second floor Joshua Green
>oNSI>~~~~~.~~~~
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SANITARY

SID pail pure lard. soc. 1871. pail.
81 20 new goldfish. 9-ib. brick zec. &c
Roman meal. zoe. lee pkg rolled oAis.
Zoe. ibs fancy whlte beans. zoe. ssst
corn Or tomatoes. 2 cans zfr. cans -
sorted soups use. cans beans in toms
10 sauce Csc, test local butter 2bc ~ d.
Z ihs for 81 Pc sire soda crackers. zoe .
gal can syrup. ti55. patent -four. 81. -
sack. cans fancy pineapple. SIC; LIP
ton tea Boo ~. half pound fancy tea. zoe
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SPECIALLY
ROBERT MALTBY
loio ALE nuLldinr.

MUST SELL CHEAP LARGE GAR
der tracts Groom house. furnished
complete. all new furniture chicken
hous. .sr.o. and thoroughbred wyan-
6ofts chickens: one years wood In shed
apples pears. plurn.. prunes cherries
and all kinds Of berries. roses end flow
efs modern home the finest nm
ished house In the valley. on terms al
siseo TAX. seattle-Tacoms 1n;erur
han 20 Aigona. and see tho owner. l. y
Faud~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

Burglars rifIed an unlocked safe
in the offices OF the INTERPLAY Hay
and Grain Co. 1921 18th ay. w. last
night, escaping with the cash box.
which contained but few pennies.
Books and papers were scattered
over the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 3l.--Gov.
Oswald West. who will not run for
reelection. is considering an offer
of $500 a week as Chautauqua lee
turer
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CITY NEWS

German Ladies' Aid society gave
It's fifth annual charity ball in Odd
Fellows hall Friday night.
First M. e. church has obtained
the services OF Mrs. Ruth Osborn
Mogan. harpist and evangelist sing
er. for it's Sunday night services.
r. II. Risley. policeman, stabbed
early Friday morning. was removed
to the Minor hospital Friday night.
The report Of the Woodland Park
Presbyterianp church for the past
year shows the membership
doubled.
When the renewal Of the lease
for the military reservation on
Nashon island came up Friday. only
one bid was received.
Musicians association has COM
pleted arrangements for its benefit
ball at Dreamland Tuesday night
A l6-piece band will play.
Rev. Ira M. Grey Of Chicago, the
new pastor of the Beacon hin Con-
gregational church. will occupy the
pulpit for the first time sunday
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LIVE STOCK


HORsEs. HARNESS ANp WNdoNs
10 not Tail 90 attend tho apeninE auction
sale OF the season. WIN q wen stocked
market and KroWins demand fnt tafm
and ranch horses We arc able 90 Hal
aud prove that We offef you w" hNrt
and most complete stock ~ horses va
the city a. choose from We have Over
SO head ~ listed horses. mares and out
fits These comprise express, deliver
lumber and contractors outnts W"
are the exclusive horse. harness ahn
wagon commission firm In the tiif
We act a. a compromised fer the hussr
and seiisr We find Il profitable q"
please all parties concerned We quote
o prices On different styles ~ huts"r
Matched black team wcikhihs a.tsV
To- ages and 4. ttfi 90 Maithra
chestnut team wpishins 5000 lbs aF0A
and T. ta5a.ao Team ~ mafos.
weighing e. eco lbs. ages aud .. SOUND
sgg6 90 Team 81 EeldinHs. ak~s AnN
f. Weighing s.soo It's, hlechN bell'
tass 90 urawn horse. middle aged ana
sound sakoo Mare weighing lice
lbs sound and true wofkrr tae %
rho above nst 10 a guide for the present
season. u 10 needless 10 state that ths
Increasing demand viii advann" the
marks, rapidly We have pflNat" Aal's
daily. our regular auction Fuesdaf'
% not fan 90 attend the auction and look
our stock over before buying privately
81 Will prove profit able All STOCK must
b a. represented hf wilton guarantee
There viii be several mitch COWS solo
Az (rrf.E uoRRr AUCTION STABLES
sole Ninth A. y
Take South Seattle car a. r"rpni ana
Yealer and set OF a. hsnrY.s FeekihE
House ianding stables opposite Phone
Main asa,
HoRsrs FoR sALk, Att itiNnf.
cheap, guaranteed r. AEsss's. ara
First r.
sFATrLE's HORSE AUCTION -sAi.xs
every TUESDAY I o'clock, horsss
wagons. husstes. harness. saddles TAhe
south seattle ears. second. rsster get
or W-rry. Packing House
= " Rohb Auetianesr. Main 'stf
EiGMr riNE MARi.s AND HORSES. .
and years old Weighing from i,ses
to Soc all good workers ana SOUND (.
sold ranch AID brought horses 10 cts
20 sell sasi Third a.
AL KINDS on TREsu cows AND
springrrs always on hand. guaranteed
Al. represented = ". Harris. at fufs
re.ters stable. i7ss Fifs, AZ =
pom HAf.r-rwo FREsn COWS AID
twa uoistsIns. fresh this month f~e
Geo W Rove. end - kaNsnne car
one FRESH COW AND HELPER. VIII.
sell at bargain sfei isftsfsan
nARuAfN Fon FARMER MARI ~
fosi $50 weight 1850 500 stewart
N~~~-~4~e~~~~~~~~-~~N
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p statesmen WANTED

ETT-r4yEN WANTED REsfuiSO ~
or making small toWns Take orders
on our special plan aiiowing return ~
unsaid goods makes quirk. easy snich
a. 90 conn ,,iaalnn on each order write
sor pocket outfit today nurd MfE Co.
9fz Hinoi ct Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
zEpNlck SHOWS RECORD

Victor Zednick. candidate for the
council. spoke at Gatewood school.
Fauntieroy. Friday night. and out
lined his record on labor and pro-
gressive measures in the legisla-
ture. He pledged himself to ad-
here to that record in the council.
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l.. ". SEELY
40 HOGE BLDG

80 acres EkAxit county land. mile from
Ne Vernon. 10 acres cleared. balance
in good pasture good house. large
barn and outbuii5snGs. dandy buy
% COO terms
20 acres half mile out. improved bottom
land: t-roon house large barn. etc
$500: good terms
20 acres =. miles Mt Vernon nice and
level finely improved. s-room house !
large nex harm and other buildings. all
in first class shape s.5ee. and good
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

$1,000 90 WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
time 81 home. mail order business
don't worry about capital. lloyd ~
brown pnpt g. Dmnha Neb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
WIN STATE TITLE

BY defeating Tacoma In debate
Friday night on Immigration Exclu-
sion" Queen Anne high school de-
baters brought the state interschol-
astic championship to that school.
Mark Shaw, Russell Adams and
Thomas Parry argued for Queen
Anne.
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Female HELP WANTED

- MISS oLfyrrr BABY mor
~ infant outrts snd chiidfsn's eio,hss
~ Reasonable prtces 1877 Second
- sp.eisl bargains this meath
nor POINT IRONS s.te
Guaranteed 10 rssfs
Sound Electric CO. 1919 Firs' A.
FsVcHfc rEkDiSos AT ios wKsf.
iahs Apt .. sss
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT oFFfcH. isif
THIRD sN. needs cocks Mattresses
ehsmbsrmaids and hous.maids
MONT ARITHMETIC. Euonr
hand. tfps~riins tess Arcade mas
Matu tTfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

Man. 90. EXPERIENCED is cHfcR
ems would like 20 80 IN partners with
woman on chicken ranch or roominr
house D-ie3, star.
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN cIAIHNpYAN
ana paimist one naturally gifted with
power 20 read your life. iust Sc II r.
from cradle 60 old sse. gives true ad
Vice on business. love health and family
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husband or wife tells N tho one you
love IL true OF false what part ~ the
country ia iuekiss, 20 you, ana what 20
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lady tells you the secret 60 Egyptian
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INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE
KIRKLAND ACREAGE

ron sAi.E~- BUNGALOW Will FAC
rifirs to 80 rsnchins Address sfis
~ stfh
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CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED STOCKS
and bonds bought Rossnbaurn. spi
Haigtt HldR Second and Pine
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IS FEMALE SITUATIONS

HfruArioS WANTED ~ rOiIsit
siri. speaks VERY little English can
DO sons cooking a good dfessfnahsri
can 80 finishing on iefies ana mems
tailoring Miss MArY Fsrton. stto
fc.sr way
MIDDLE. AaRD WOMAN NNfSrfM.
b-Ted. scof plain cook wants 20 keep
house fvr widns~r Mrs uaks- 1889
Eishth
MIDDLE tgFp WOMAN WANTS
eaaslhs ~ashins 5es coiamhis. room
20
wASrEn-n wOMAS. RSY KiSD
- ~nFk hy hour ~ s-ti
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20 HousEs-FURNIsHED

ron RENT GROOM HOUSE. LARGH
chicken house. 80. close ~. Phone
Archer. evenings. East 7tie
FSGp-FoR RENT. COTTAGE. FUR
nishss, new; 3 AM. hair block from
car: beach VIZ s7gs snth 3 W. coms
before the rush 20 THIS summer resort
10 Room COTTAGE. CLEAN AM
nice appearing i77 goth y. Phone
East $3.50.
pOONS ma LOT. NEAR GREEN
Lake station. ff2 20 Main e0a7,
-. ,..-..,.,,7s, 80
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Words by Schaefer !
Music bv Macdonald
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS PARTICULARS or
ono % the best paying propositions
ever put on the market something no
one else soils make $1,000 yearly
send postal today Tor particulars "
~ fsitnan. sales MEr.. soss Sycamore
-, S,es JlsIl.>0.,
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Plr.s-eia.s cav min. near mouth 81
Rkasi, river Write schifmsn Co
Nt Vernon Wash
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HOMESTEADS

HoMESTEApS. REitNQufsHMENTs
etc For information send stamps. Ad-
dress Dept l.. "Dryiake store" Dry
fakc Oregon
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HOTEL AND nAR i0-YEAR LEASE
large city. COAST 81 600 per month
profit some exchange Plenty Of IN.
formation a. office
4. ". T.
NORTHWEST LOCATIONS Greene nldr.
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES

NORTHwEET fOcArOHs SELL. YOUR
property or locate yoa m business any
where Norfhwssi L0cators. So Greene
BIOS Fourth and Pike
An COMO NORTH THE i0TH or
February. and must soil my furniture
rock a. once. tho only one ~ town
snap. cheap rent ~ ~ oriswoid.
ToN. wash
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n LOST AND FOUND

srsf Try aymans. save money and
trouble Cleaning 81 90, malnspflnrs
fsr. The 1ewuisr that always sells for
lees sos i'tks. neat owi prus Go.
LOST nusroN null pod. HALr
erown. brindie, with white markings
owner. " T.. Cummings Liberal re-
ward ms Federal av. near Prospect.
Phone E sest
LoHr ENGLISH null boa. nons
tall. trimmed ears with n small slit IN
end % one ear. color white and brindis
Answers name Of ZIG call ~ ssso and
got reward.
FouNp-A WHITE MAZE nutL poo.
Inquire at 600 ieth ay
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES
isCHILDREN' TO BOARD

VIII rAKh cAnn OF CHILDREN
al wostiaka a. ~
wANrEp-A CHfi.p TO HOARD AND
care for reasonable Room ., sss
Haiteff
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EdYprf.S rALMfAT- ~ nEcoG.
nirsd as IN. most wonderful palmisi In
tho world on her visit TO Europe she
gave readings that nstonishsd tho most
sniishtensd and skeptieai psopls 81
European cities ~ ~ az easy for her
% read your iifs as 20 read book
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EXCHANGES

WILL EXCHANGE q. ONE ACRE OF
land improved. Tor small house and lot
In Seattle. 1QsG Mary Az. y. W.
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CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
on improved or vacant property. any
amount $50 90 $500. long or short
time easy payments; no delay sturte-
want q Co. s1a Boston Riuck
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pFKTN9 MOVING HTORA0E CO.
Madison at 18TH. East flf Auto vans
freprO8f storage. expert packers. re-
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MovIS6 AND sf6EsGF

THE BRADEN HAT co
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ALL HATS. PLUMEs. Ere. At HALE
price. Mrs A NJ Hanson. 1905 Sec
ond sv., near Stewart. opposite Hotel
washington