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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-28
MAR00NS SAY
THEY WILL AGAIN
LEAD BIG NINE
With Seven Veterans Eligible,
Stages Machine Looks
Strong.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-University of
Chicago students were put on edge by
the first real news from the foot ball
camp WREN Coach Pat Page annoanc-
Cd the opening date for early foot
tall practice. The Maroons will begin
their work on Monday, Sept. Il. In
the mean time many fthe Maroon
athletes will conduct preliminary
practice in anticipation Of the early
orders to report to the coaches.
Light Work Started.
A squad of varsity men from the
1914 team, members of last years
squad, and freshman numeral winners
in foot ball last fall, have been punt
ing, tackling the dummy, and falling
on the ball for several weeks at the
Midway.
Coach Page last week dismissed the
players of his summer base ball nine,
terminating the schedule so as to pre-
pare for an suspicious start at the
fall sport. He expects to have his
time taken up with foot ball from now
on.
Prospects Bright.
The Maroon fans are elated at the
prospects of a successful season. They
rely on squad of seven men who
saw action in the game with last
years triumphant eleven to provld"
a nucleus for a winning machine:
las. years regulars will be augment
ed by additions from the weighty
freshman eleven.
Seven regulars from the 1914 cham
rionship team will be lost to the Ma
and half back, who has accepted pc
rooms. They include Norgren, captain
sition as athletic coach at the Uni
vsrsity of Utah.
Seven We, prars Tack.
Seven men who took part in the
games last year probably will be back
in the lineup. They are Des Jardien
all-American center, and Capt. Dolly
Gray, half back; Pete Russell, quar-:
= ter back; Shull, tackle; Sparks ane
Stegeman, ends, and Moulton, a utll
ity back field man last year.
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RESERVATION HUNTERS
MUST FORSAKE BOTTLE

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Aug.
27.-Hunters who take with them
suantities of liquor for their own
use, should they venture onto the
Fort Totten Indian reservation,
will find themselves confronting
charges of introducing liquor into
Indian territory, according to C.
NJ. Zeibach, superintendent of the
reservation
Heretofore hunters who have op-
Grated on the reservation have not
been m0lested because they chanc-
ed to carry a bottle or two of iq-
uor for their own use, but Supt.
Zeibach proposes to end the prac-
tice.
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SPORTS -.
EELL-WRICHT
IN GREAT BATTLE
Docks Drop the First to Virginia
But Take Second With Both
Pitchers Working Great.

DULUTH, Aug. 27.-Two of the
SWEETEST pitchers battles of the season
were hurled at Athletic park yesterday
and resulted in a draw for Ezell of
the Docks and Wright Of the Miners
The booklets lost the first game 2 to Q
and wont the second to l.
Both contests were for seven in
nings and both pitchers worked all
the way through. Both Ezell and
Wright held their opponents in the
first game to one hit each. The Docks
lost on the one hit, close decision
and a boot. Straight hard baseball
was played in both games and in the
second the home boys got the breaks
and won.
1t was too bad at that because Win
nipeg lost. Today two more games
will be played with the Virginians on
the home field. The docks will be
here for but five more contests away
off in September when they come
back to finish the season with Vir-
ginia. Fort William has refused to
transfer the games to Duluth that was
scheduled tor the Canuck town and
Duluth, after the Superior series will
have to make the journey. Today
will be the last baseball until Septem-
Ter at Athletic park.
The damage in the first game came
in the fifth when Weidell singled. Gull
yer was safe at first and Weidel at
s5loi:d on the closest kind of a de-
cision. Collins threw one over first
base and a run came in. A sacrifice
fly brought in the second. Wright
pitched a near no-hit game and Ezell
was the only enc to get safe blow
and that was close.
In the second game, in the fourth:
Collins singled and went to second on
All error by short. Ford got walk
and Collins scored on VOLTS offering.
In the fifth Edmunds doubled but
was forced at third by EzeIl. Brack-
EFT forced Ezell and stole second.
Croake scored him with a single.
First game: K. II. E.
VIRGINIA. 00002 00-2 l
DULUTH 00O0000-0 l l
Second game: R. H. E.
VIRGINIA. O0O0100-1 2
DULUTH O00110x-2 l 0
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RICH PURSES FOR
BUFFALO RACE MEET

BUFFALO, Aug. 27.-More than
$4,000 in purses have been hung, up
for the three days. Grand Circuit
meeting of the Niagara Racing asso-
citation, which opens at Fort Erie to-
day.
The big event of the day is the
$4,000 Fort Erie stake. The $4,000
King George for 2:14 class trotters
promises to develop fine contest on
Friday. The first opportunity to
see Geers' champion year old Eet-
wah (2:03 3-4) in race this year
will be when the colt starts in the
Queen City $4,000 purse, also on
Friday.
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Photo by American Press Association.
John Powell. after twenty years In
professional baseball, has been uncon-
ditionally released by the Venice team
Of the California league, and his ca
reer on the diamond is probably ended.
Powell spent eighteen years in the big
leagues, twelve years with the st.
Louis Browns: He had an easy de-
livery that did not exert him, and his
ball had hop that caused most bat
tiers to knock high flies that were easy
outs for the felders. Powell was
boilermaker before be took up base
ball, and for years he kept himself in
condition by workin3 at his trade In
the winter,
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Quite Unofficial, of Course.

Press service story today says that
while the University of Chicago foot
ball players will not report for official
practice before Sept. 81 that quite a
few of them have been conducting I'M
official practice on the Midway fol-
some time.
Of course, Prof. Stage and Pat
Page have not heard of this or the
young men would have been driven
clear away from the varsity precincts
and warned not to come back before
Sept: 81. Chicago is very strong fol
the spirit of the conference" thing
and, as conference rules draw a dead
line on preliminary foot ball practice
before Sept. 20, there is no TELLING
what 'Lonzo will do to these brats
when he hears that they have been
trespassing upon the lilywhite inter.
probation of the immortal code.
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SHAMROCK, WITHOUT HER SAILS,
LOOKS LIKE A CLUMSY SC0W
Yachting Experts Say Lptons Challenger Greatest Freak
That Ever Sailed for Cup-Easer at Stern Than
New Workers Think Shamroc " Will Need Stiff Breeze Des-
pite Light Structure.

stem, and with comparatively little
overhang. Though she looks heavy
and clumsy, Nicholson, her designer,
has gone the limit in lightness. Her
deck planking, for instance, is only
five-eighths of an inch thick.
Those who have looked her over
think that she needs full, fresh
breeze and that her full bow will
prove a detriment in confused sea
aud d light breeze. -
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Now that
New York yachting experts have had
a chance to look over the Shamrock
", they declare that if she did not
carry sanls no one would know her
for boat. She is unquestionably
the worst freak that was ever sent
after the cup: s..
She is described as a wall sided
seow. easiex at the stern: than the
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BASEBALL.
BOXING
WRESTLING
RACING
SPORT GOSSIP.
BY J. H. RICHIE.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 27.- While
marking time on the Tillman-Cross
fight, the Minneapolis followers of
boxing are taking no little interest in
the Gibbons-Fagan bout, scheduled
For Sept. 2. Gibbons is we'll known
but Pagan is the big problem. He
dropped into St. Paul without any
particular fanfare or footing Of
trumpets and announced a willingness
TO fight the whole pugilistic division
of the Gibbons family. He was match
ed with Michael for July 4, but that
bout was cancelled, and in the open
ing of the fall season he has been
pitted against Tom Gibbons as the
other half of the main bout.
Pagan has spent the summer at the
Lake Vadnais training camp, and
everyone who has seen him perform
lately declares him to be in perfect
shape. A little information has been
trickling through about him, and this
runs to the effect that he is competent
to give Gibbons the time of his young
life when Referee Duffy clears the
ring on the night of Sept. 2. Some
Of the boxers who have worked with
him say he hits like the impact of
4 maui, is very fast on his feet, boxes
cleverly, and is so good at counter
ing that it is almost impossible to
get close enough to him to score a
point without having it nullied by
counter before the escape can be ne
gotiated. He is big and strong and,
while looking large for the weight,
declares he can make the required 158
pounds and still enter the ring strong
and fast. Gibbons is not taking any
chance with him and is working out
daily with Brother Michael at a St.
Paul gymnasium.
Friends have told the Gibbons camp
not to trihe with this cheerful stran-
ger, and Tommy Gibbons is declared
to be in tiptop form right now and
aking things easy in the finishing off
Of the training.
Friends have told the Gibbons
amp not to trihe with the cheerful
,4ranger and Tommy Gibbons is de-
Jared to be in tiptop form right now
nd taking things easy in the finish
:ng off Of the training.
Mike Collins came back from Chi
ago today an dannounced the re-
nainder of the card, as follows: Safro
IS. O'DoWd, Coffey VS.. Whalen and
Ertle VS.. Young Azoropos.
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Not Hurt. Save in Dipnitv

4NOt 11uI C.OdFc III DfgnlCy.
The jingle of the Federal league
guineas will help the hurt Three Fin
gered Browns honor will feel as a
result of being canned at st. Louis
to make gangway for Fielder Jones.
1t is announced that Brown will re-
celve the same salary as a PLAYER
that he received as a manager. and
+ he can still pitch bit he will prob
ably last longer.
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Roofing for the Braves.

Just now the base ball universe
barring the village of New York and
group Of personal friends of Mugs
McGraW-is turning it's collective
back upon the war score boards to
20 a bit of roofing for the Boston
Braves. The rush Of the Boston team
has challenged the admiration of the
followers Of the diamond game, and
here is something of thought that
t would be better for base ball this
year to have few new faces in the
world series lineup.
From a business, or the club own
er's standpoint, New York always
produces fat pickings for a worlds
series, but the game will be better
hould Boston win out.
Also, whilst they are cracking
George Stallings' spine with the
weight of the laurels they are heap
ing upon him, it might not be out of
he way to suggest that maybe some
of that praise for the speed and brain
work of the Braves might be handed
70 John Evers and Rabbit Meanwhile;
Evers in particular.
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Mss Anna Anderson, Mrs. Geo.
Plumb ard mother, Mrs. A. j. Vale:
all of Virginia were accompanied I'M
derground throught the Lincoln mine
Yesterday by August Beste and Capt.
ScalIon of that mine.
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Miss Vivian Perry, who has been
visiting at her home in Superior the
past week, has returned to her studio
in the Matheson block.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
N0rthern LEAGUE

Yesterdays Scores.
Virginia, 2; Duluth, 0.
Duluth, 2; Virginia, l.
Fargo, 4; Winnipeg, 2.
Other games postponed.
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Some Heft.

Wisconsin announces that Arlie
Mucks, the gentle 26O pound Olynp-
ian shot chucker, will be a candidate
or the Badger line this year. It
would be we'll worth anybody's dollar
to see Joe Fourier make one of his
aerial tackles and land on Mucksv.
With Joe, the bigger they were the
more resounding the thump when
they hit.
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Games Today,

u l't. UdnleS IUudy.
Virginia at Duluth e games).
Fargo at Winnipeg
Grand Forks at; Fort William.
Winaaa at Superior e g@mesl.
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Dairymen, Attention!

Dairymen, Attention!
have solid dairy and sheep
ranch, 100 acres upland and 100
acres finest bottom land in the
whole country. This bottom land
all cleared, not a root or stump.
40 acres in oats and vetch, 20
acres in wheat; the rest can and
will raise anything you may
want. cows, hogs, teams,
binder rake, good tools; 200
chickens, 23 turkeys. / will take
Tacoma property for one half and
give terms on balance. Bring
this ad and l will do business at
once and possession.
O. N. JOHNS
200 Natl Blk. of Tao. Bldg.
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DRAYAGE

COMHERCIAL-FID TRUCK
CO.-LarGest moving equipment IN
n w. Furniture vans. trucI<s and
auto delivery storage warehouses.
isfaction guaranteed. Office Cor.
feth and Pac. Main 7os.
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gglF El5H;l!!

ly Electric) Will not destroy the
fertility OF Matching eggs. Con-
tains no carbolic acid. creosote or
other poison fumes that smother
baby chicks. Cheap. effective and
safe to use. Not .adulterated. One
package Is equal to six Of most any
other make: Try this. Mix part
powder with 8 parts wood ashes
or any dirt and use as busting
powder. Sold by Pooles Seed 4
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What Have
You To
Swap?

Maybe you have o nice fat
mich cow
But You want good gui.
tar the worst way.
Very well.
The Times "Swaps" COL
umn will do IL for you. Find
1t on the classified ad page.
II there Is any old thing
ON earth you want to swap,
from a toOthpick to an aero
plane, advertise Il in our
column.
You will get results.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
AUCTION sALH.

AUCTION SALE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10Th, AT 1920
A. NJ, AT OUR SALESROOM, NO.
102 SOUTH 18TH STREET, OF
RUGS, HALL TREE. DINING Ia
BILE AND CHAIRS, CHIFFONIEk,
DRESSERS, SANITARY COUCH,
IRON BEDS, SPRINGS, MAT
TRESSES, BUFFET, CHINA CLOS
EFT, WARD ROBE, FLAT TOP AND
DESK, NORRIS
TVfi4lfS; "ich oEF1f ROCKERS dHA re,
QUILTS, BLANK ETS, PILLOWS,
TOILET SETS, PIANO, WASHING
MACHINE, WRINGERS, COOK AND
GAS STOVES, CHINA, GLASS,
GRANITE AND TINWARE.
~ VIM. FITZ- HENRY,
SIS AJU,TIONEER
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FREE information; established 81
years In city. Acreage IS and up.
tual Realty Co.. 929 Tacoma av.
LUNCH counter for sale, good bus
mess; owner must go to Greece;
500 cash. sos Pacific av.
FOR SALE-Small rooming house.
Main 5237.
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TIMES WANT AID
RATES

One cent a word for each ad
for all lines of business. We
will print your ad three times
for the price of two II paid In
advance at the counter or by
mail. All mail orders must be
accompanied with cash at the
rate of one cent per word.
PHONE YOUR ADS
When your want" arises
phone Main IL and one Of our
experienced Ad Phone Opera
tors will assist you In wording
your advertisement. Call us
for any further assistance or
information. We will send bill
to your address after ad is pub
lished.
The Times is the recognized
Want AID medium in Tacoma.
II prints more live want ads
each day than both the other
afternoon papers. Three in
sertions are better than one.
Results are certain from q
three-time ad.
Bring. Telephone, or Mail
your wants to-
THE Want AID Corner
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO tuning. expert repairing. T.
IT; Richmond. SOFA 30. 12th. Main
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GET a can of Naptar soap today.
all dealers. Mnfd. by Powers
Mfg. Co., Tacoma.
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WILLIAMS POULTRY YARD, 141s
teed; Pekin ducks. White orping-
ton, Buff Leghorns. Barred Rocks
and r. !. Reds; 81 to ~ per set
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FOR sALE-sevsral horses. light
ana heavy. Central stabiea
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TYPEWRITERs, some good as new.
save money. H. d. Baker & Co.
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TRADES-S0-a. Idaho, under
ditch, east of mountains. Ranches,
$40 a, 100 a, 80 a, 40 a, 80 a, al
falfa. Oregon, 20 fine wtrfrnt
ranch; 80 a. ranch Cowlitz coun-
ty; 40 a. ranch in Lewis county.
Several good timber claims. Half
sec. unimp. Oregon; Is a., some
imp, Ollala; $50 a, N. Dakota
farm; 100 a, no bldg, Albert.
Take Tacoma property. 410
California Bldg.
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CHILDREN's HOME
HORSES

s-s>-~->-~~-s>es~-~>>-~~~s> ~~~>->~~~s~~-~~~~~~
INDEPENDENT sTABLES-Board-
ing and stall renting. general
teaming. Main 1850.
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ALT HEIDELBERG BEER
Columbia Brewing Co. Order q
case. Main 229.
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TRANSFER

LET US do your moving. indie
pendent Trans. & Storage Co.
Main 1850.
WASHINGTON TRUCK co. trucks.
vans, express wagons; work guar
anteed. Main 2e7.
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TO buy household goods and mer-
Henry. 102 So. 12th. Main s7ss.
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FOR SALE-5 hens and gobbler, all
ready for laying; must sell. Lake.
view, r. ID. No. 1, Box ALL. @. p.
Howard.
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FINE young Jersey bull for sale
roee9eap. All So. Fife. Phone Main
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Thoroughbred s. c. Ancona eggs
from pen that ged over 200,
81 per Is 1907 So. nth, near X.
MATCHING EGGs-Pure standard
bred Partridge Wyandotte, also
White Orpingtons; equal to best In
Tacoma; t1.50 per 15. See Mr.. Har-
per, gardener at Hotel Tacoma.
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TACOMA Poultry Excnangs pays u
cent more per pound above market
Steers, cows, calves, poultry a spe-
cialty. Main 2450. 1912 Tacoma av.
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Stop Advertising Save Money

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TWO choice city lots or acreage
for farm tools or livestock. +.
L Williams, Star Route. Gig Hsr-
Dor.
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12S- EGG incubator and brooder for
100 chicks, complete with lamp
etc, IS for both. 319 18th. Main
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so acres for sale by owner, partly
improved and no buildings. Lake.
view, r. II. ID. No. 1, Box so.
By owner, in Wollochett bay at
Union Dock, ~ hours ride on
steamer Bay. Island" 8h acres
waterfront, all cleared, well improv-
ed, spring water. o. p. Hottie, Gig
Harbor. r. f. d. No. 1.
FOR SALE
40 acres 3h miles south of Ellens-
burg; new AR. house, ~ acres
bearing orchard, free water right.
Small payment down, rest your own
time.
VIII rent 10 acres with house and
orchard.
Write Charles E. Shearer, 212S SO.
j St, Tacoma. Phone Main 54S9.
100 acres for sale in 20-acre
tracts. Owner. Address, Lake
Bay, Box 25A.
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THREE good young cows, one fresh,
- one coming fresh soon. 3509 SO.
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Professional Business

DIR. W. F. BLAIR-Men's Ailments.
Blood and Skin Disorders, Genito-
Urinary and Nerve Trouble. also
treat Deafness, Head noises, Ca
tarrh and kindred ailments. 20
years experience. Consultation free.
Hours 8 to s. evenings to 8, Sum
days 10 to IL. 1124h Pacific av.
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THOROUGHBRED Rhode Island
Phone Madison 906-J. 5ss7 So. /.
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FOR SALE-Two sows and a boar,
months old. A. Johnson, 500S No.
Winnifred.
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FOR SALE-Man's bicycle; price IS;
In good condition. 1877 So. Taco
ma av.
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FURNISHED FLATS

THREE rooms and bath, gas and
electric lights; rent reasonable.
1014 So, J. Main $685..
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ROWBOAT for sale. 14x4h. Main
1898.
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ANCONA eggs from prize winning
stock. The greatest Of winter
layers. Eggs $3.50 a setting, $500
per hundred, at 3716 So. Il st.
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PRIZE winning Buff orpington
eggs, $3.50; W. Wyandotte, 81; B.
Leghorn. 81; w. Wyandotte cocker
els for sale. Mad. lit. 701 SO. Goth.
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2 or fur. hskpg. rooms to a small
family or ladies'. Can give a
woman some work on rent. 7f1t5o.
Yakima av. -lavs
FOR RENT-2-room housekeeping
suites, $3.50 per week and .up.
Superior hotel, 18th and ID st. III,
SYLVAN, 701 st. Helens. fur. rms,
s1.60 up; hskpg. suites steam heat.
CLEAN well furnished and e2.p
ants 60l So. nth. Main $40.
HOUSEKEEPING and transfer:
rooms. 726h 80. p st. igas
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WE have SECONDHAND motorcycles
for sale. 1915 &c. itih
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REAL ESTATE

RANCH BARGAIN
40 acres Chehalis county; 20 acres
slashed, burned and seeded; make
good pasture; some In cultivation;
trout stream; house and barn. Price
1880, half cash. Might take trade.
40 California Bldg.
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WHITE LEGHORN baby chicks, 15c
each, s12 per 100; Matched Mon
day. Smith, Proctor 722.
FOR SALE-Geese and Indian Run
ner ducks eggs. Madison 1176.
BUFF ROCK eggs. baby chicks.
Main 1888.
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COMPLETE house cleaning In every
detail Weztern House Cleaning
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INDIAN RUNNER duck eggs for
settings. My ducks lay large,
white eggs. Madison 176. u
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

OLD FEATHERS made over into
new spring styles; also dyed or
cleaned. South African Plume Shop,
1915 So. 18th st.
DIR. AIMEE CAvANAUGH, scientif-
ic hair specialist, guarantees new
growths of hair. 72Sh Pacific av
Room s. Main 1879.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANT hotel or rooming house on,
share of profits, city or country;
used to the business. WAIT make 1T
pay: have good help; am thorough
and practical Box I-12, Timee
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SETTINGS from 8. c. ". Leghorns
75c. b11 So. bsth st. Madison
1855.
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WANTED TO BORROW

$3.50 for 8 years at per cent on
real estate worth $500. Expenses
paid. Address p. o. Box 80.
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LOST-Tuesday on Point car or in
PIT. Defiance park, a black sun
shade. Finder please return to
Park Board office.