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Evening star., 1915-05-28
ATLANTIC CITY. y. ).
HOTEL ARLINGTON

Michigan ave. near beach. Exceptional In To-
cation. appointments and comfort, at rate, 81. 80
per day up; $3.50 per week & up. Amer.
plan. 81 per day { up, European pla,.
/ USROI,NE & son.
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ADAM A. WFSCHLER. Auctloneer.

Assignee Sale OF Mems. Ladies
and Childrens Furnishings.
Dry Goods. Notions. Fixtures,
Etc, in Store No. zoS II st.
y T.
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THE NELLUNDY

VIRGINIA AVENUE AND BEACH.
Private baths. running water: newly appoint
ed dining room; capacity. 3op Special SO up
weekly. s. up daily. f. ii. LrNDY.
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TOMORROW

NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS AT BRADBURY
HEIGHTS WILL BE CONTINUED EVERY SAT-
URDAY AT $50 PM. Take free auto 17th and
Pa ave Sc. any time after 300 pm.
GERMAN AMERICAN REALTY Co.
mHa6i Il 13. Il. 19. 20. q Is
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HARPERs FERRY. w. VA.

Inc LOCKWOOD rivers. Large and shady
grounds. Tennis and dancing. Good table. For
mer patronage solicited. Mrs. A. T.. DANIEL
Evening star., 1915-05-28

BRACKET HnUSE-A SUMMER HOME FOR
few select families: on Camp Hill, near sta
eion; ample grounds: pure water; mountain
ar; garden, chickens, COWS. Mrs C. Newcomer.
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WESTMONT HOTEL

RHODE ISLAND AVE-, FACING DCFAN.
Capacity, go. Special season rates. Tonic
baths. Auto bus. FREDEKICk KLEIN. Jr.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCT1ONEEE.
Household and Office Furniture,
Burroughs Adding Machine,
''Steinway" and Other Upright
Pianos. Carpets. Rugs. Etc. by
Order Merchants Transfer and
Storage Co. and Others.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE SITUATED NEAR DISTRICT OF co
LUMBIA LINE N MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND. BEYOND THE MOVES ES
TATE AND ADJOINING THE BRUNErr
ESTATE AND EXTENDING TO JUNCTION
OF WASHINGTON AND CoLESyILLE
PIKE WITH STATE ROAD AT FOUR COR
NERS: IS TWO MILES FROM SILVER
SPRING AND WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF
WHITE HOUSE; CONSISTS OF ABOUT 4D
ACRES. TO BE OFFERED AS A WHOLE
AND ALSO n SMALLER TRACTS. BEING
FINE ESTATE OF THE LATE OLIVER II.
P. CLARK, DECEASED.
This property will be offered for sale by trns-
tees on SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY NINTH.
1918. AT TWO PM. at the mansion house on
the property. agreeabiy 10 the terms OF the Of
ncial advertisement published in the Sentinel.
Rockville. Nd, copy of which may be obtained
from any Of the trustees.
PHILLIP u. LAIRD,
ALBERT VI. BOCC,
Rockville Md.
GEORGE II. LAMAR.
Fendau bldg. Washington. d. G..
Trustees
Auctteneers: THOMAS J. OWEN son
my26.2s
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Little Storle,
10 Bedtime
The Call of the Great World.
DY THORNTON W. BURGESS
Copy rish. 1918. By J C. 1lo,dD

The Gr,at World csli. With mighty soics.
Come for;h, come forth 10 me.
I've wonderful things for you 10 do
And wonderful things 10 see
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AURORA. W. VA
AURORA HOUSE Auk1hA' A. vs'
NEW ENGLAND.

On TOP OF THE BEAUTIFUL AIL,EGHANIES
OPEN JUNE Ii. Comfortable, homelike, restful
good table. Delightful climate grand scenery
Very moderate rates.
E. G. BENSON. Lessee and Mgr
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BERKSHIRE INN nas,,y A,sTys soo open; ocs.s a.,
end Virginia ave High-class cuisine. Spring
rates, $40 to SIT w'kiy; 81 up daily; elevator.
J. Z. DICKINSON.
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At Weschler'.
SATURDAY. COMMENCING
. AT O.2O A M ..

, y
Pianos. Circassian Walnut Bedroom Suite. Col
den and Flemish Oak Dining Room Suites, in-
cludng Leather Chairs: Early English Library
Suite. Leather Rockers Morris Chairs. MahoG-
any. Biri's-eye Maple. Oak. Walnut and White
Enamel Dressars and Chifoniers. Brass Beds.
Hair Mattresses. Bookcases. Pedestals. Odd Oak
and Mahogany Sideboards. Extension Tables.
Sewing Machines, Costumers. Desks. Porch
Chairs and Lawn Benches. Lnnchroom Chairs
Counters. Invalid Wheel Chair. File Boxes.
Electric Buzz Fans. Iron Safe. Cash Register
Crockery Glassware. Pictures. etc.
At IL O'Clock Noon.
Chalmers 1912 Touring Car. Co.
lumbia Electric Runabout, Elec-
trio 6-Pass. and Other Autos. Car
riages. Wagons. Harness. Etc.
Terms cash.
mv21-2 q ADAM A. WESCHLER. An.i
Evening star., 1915-05-28

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trci Of Columbia. May 22. 1917. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received the office of
the Secretary of the Board of Commissioners.
Room 500, District Building. until . O'Clock
PM. May -, 1915 for Plumbing. PIasterlng
and Painting the Western High School No.
III. located at 35th and streets. northwest.
Washington. ID. c. Blank forms of proposal,
specific q ions and all necessary information
may BE-. nhlained from the Chief CLERK. Engineer
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then, by penHiouB methods, the
Legislature has failed 10 appropriate
ssufficient funds To keep the publio
Service commission going. and
forces that body 70 call on the city
for funds
ChaTles a. Reynolds. chairman Of
the commission. was present at the
meeting. and. IN a talk explaining
the situation. declared the duties os
the commission are confined 10 fix.
Ing service and rates.
a little later. when Councilman
Fitzgerald asked him II the com.
mission could grant the company
relief from paying the city a per.
centage Of It's gross earnings, paw.
ing between tracks. and paying a
share OF bridge construction. as the
company asked in it's recent appeal
10 the commission. Reynolds would
not answer.
That's the whole question" he
said. smiling. Il have my private
opinion, tho" he added.
Councilman Hesketh suggested
cautiously that the state might
transfer money from some idle
fund 10 pay the commissions ex-
penses. as provided for by the leg.
isiature, which also passed the
Renick Law. forbidding Seattle 10
do the same.
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An attempt fl being made to re-
organize the Washington Film Cor
poraiion with studios AT Kirkland.
according 90 statement Of G. X.
Barney. receiver. Friday.
The company. which was capital
lied at $50. 600. three-fifths OF the
stock being taken by Carl W. Pc.
tersen and J. l.. Adams. promoters.
had built across Lake Washington
an office building. an interior
studio and laboratory. carpenter
and scenery shop and outdoor
stage. for the purpose OF produc-
lug feature films.
The schedule OF liabilities given
Receiver Barney by Petersen show
that nearly $4,000 win be requlr-
ed TO settle the indebtedness
Barney said Friday he was delay.
ing action pending rehabilitation OF
the company's finances.
The Washington Film Corpora
ton filmed the SKI Man" in the
Cascades this spring. The picture
was shown for few days at n 10.
cal house.
In this feature. Miss Gladys
Berendcs. a Seattle society girl.
was starred.
Miss Berendea. II is said. was
put 10 a great deal Of unnecessary
expense thru amatonrish directing.
or rather her father. +. c.
Bercndes. was. In the making OF
To0-foot film. with which the girl
expected 20 enter vaudeville. Miss
Berendes was TO slng as the film
was rceled off.
y. G. Berendes In listed as a
stakeholder OF the corporation.
J. l.. Adams. original promoter
OF the company. Is said 10 have
left Seattle.
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SUCCESS CAPTAIN
PAYS CITY S35 FEE

Captain ID. II. Smith. of the
prison ship Success, now lying at
n pier on exhibition at the foot OF
Yesler Way, Friday made the city
first payment OF s35-a.week
license fee. which Is required I'M
der public entertainment or
dinance.
Capt Smith doesn't think his
ship comes under the ordinance.
City Attorney Van Ruff thinks Il
does.
So Capt. Smith, 20 avoid trouble.
will pay the fee with the under
standing that IL will be refunded
II after an investigation Il Is found
his ship IS not an entertainment. +"
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Miss MeliBa sought seclusion on
Garrett Mountain, which oyerlooks
Paterson.
Calls Her Sissy"
But on the mountain she met sev-
eral boys who welcomed a new
companion. although one OF them
was rude enough 10 whisper to his
chum, That's sissy guy"
However. Miss Melina dispelled
that idea by entering earnestly in
all her new friends pastimes-bar
swimming She did not know how
20 swim and did not wish to learn.
The adventurous girl returned tn
Paterson on Tuesday and tried to
secrete herself in the First ward.
Then Cops Got Her
But the acute small boys there
recognized that she was a girl and
jeered her and drove her away
even threw pebbles at her. She
fled to the house OF a friend. where
she remained until Wednesday
morning.
Her friend lent Miss Melina a
waist and skirt and she sailed
forth yesterday. But the waist and
skirt were far too big and long for
her--she is petite. Detective
Matthew Conner arrested her.
In police court Miss Melina was
committed 10 the county Jail for
ten DAYS.
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COUNCIL may SUPPLY FUNDS
FOR VALUATION OF S. f. co.

On motion OF Councilman
Hanna, the proposal that the
city appropriate a sum es,l-
mated at $4,000 to the public
service commission. 20 pay for
tho employment OF engineers
20 complete the valuation o.
the property Of the Puget
Sound Traction. Light & Power
Co, was referred Friday BY the
franchise committee 20 Corpo-
ration Counsel Bradford. for a
legal opinion az 70 whether or
not the city can do II. Conslc-
Grafton OF the matter Will be
resumed at the committees
next meeting.
Councilman Dale, who 10
openly In favor Of making the
appropriation. declares he be.
IIeves N the city makes the APP
preparation II will save itself
thousands Of dollars by avoid
Ing future litigation with the
company.
But ma Jorlty Of the coun-
ell opposes u.
They point out that the state hal
stripped this city OF home rule. AM
las empowered the public serylci
to do what the cit,
Ihould be empowered 20 do. Ant
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Steals Brothers Clothes


BANGOR. Me. Sept. 2.--william
II. Whiting Of Jonesport. a seacoast
village down In Washington coun.
~, doesn't care II he is caught out
In the rain while wearing his new
hat II is made OF tin and has a
band OF copper. In general build
and dimensions. II conforms TO the
1915 model worn by fashionable
young men. Mr.. Whiting concluded
that straw was too flimsy. wool too
hot. and Panama too costly. so he
went TO HIS own tinshop. and, from
the thinnest tin that he could find,
built for himself this novel hat.
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NO DECISION BY
LONGSHOREMEN

The executive board OF the Long
shoremen's union was still in SEES.
sion Friday afternoon at the Labor
Temple. where its members had
been closeted since early morning.
attempting TO reach some solution
of the controversy over ratifying
the working agreement between
Pacific Coast shipowners and the
locals of Coast cities. But little
progress had been made Friday
afternoon.
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TO GET UNION AID

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3.-M. A.
Schmidt and David Captain will
have the aid Of the local building
trades council in the trial for com.
plicity in the dynamiting of the
Los Angeles Times. The council
Secretary Tveitmoe to use
his best efforts 10 see that the ac-
cused men get fair and impartial
trial In Los Angeles when their
case is called. October 4.
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w. c. Cattle was nipped by
cop as he was FASTING a sign on
a barn In Ballard. lie explained
he was blllposter for the Chi
radelli chocolate concern. No. he
didn't have any billposters' license.
Very we'll. then. Jail. Friday he
paid $50 fine In Judge Gordon's
court. and said he'd hot.foot Il 10
the license desk
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stalls A. lbs suEar. toc. stall ~.
fresh paHteurizod milk 60 At. soc pt
stalls 2. fancy tomatoes, 25c crate
stan tt01. Zoe soda crackers. pitgH ibc,
bananas. loc and i5c do1. Stall o. free
stone liberia peaches crates Toe. stall
~. best fresh roasted coffee. Q lbs 81.
best flour. $40 sack stan 10. hoys
and girls school hose nr pair boys soc
hlquHes. 2hc. a. Norfolk suits t2ea
Siail g. best Washington creamery hut
tor. Csc 10. Siail 1874. fancy local ranch
eKRs. dor. csc stall s, Zoe bottles Of
buing. ite. Stall 80, ioo loavoa fresh
bread. loo
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SANITARY

stalls 2i-se. 10 lbs fruit cane sugar,
s0o with 1 10. bulk coffee. CrlSco, abc.
soc and o.. small cans Cnrnatlou milk.
a5c. Carnation milk. tai0 case. stan 20.
pork roast or steak, izho H.. veal roast.
1910 h. pot roast beef i0c No. stall
fB18 regular Csc sunshine eskes. iBe.
stall .. pure lard, lbs. 2bc. stallA t3-4b.
large bottles cRtsup. 2Bc. DC cans
soups i6c zoe cans OF sardlnes ibc. 4
iba suEar. soc. stalls t3-2t. picked plRa'
feet lbs 2bc: smoked boneless herring.
csc. stan i72. 25c pkg, ~ bran. isc. lbc
rkg Zoe
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JOHN D. AND ANDY CARNEGIE
WILL TRY TO IMPROVE RACE

NEW YORK. Sept. IA ma
tion.wide campaign for the Inn
provement OF the race is I'M
der way under the direction OF
Mrs. Il. II. Hartman.
Financial aid Is also report
ed 10 have been promised by
John y. Rockefeller and An
drew Carnegie for experiments
In eugenics, which. Il is be
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nnRNIn,

Stall t02. best fresh churned butter.
sbc. or lbs abc. choice creamery butter.
lbs. fhc. large cans best milk 2br.
mild cream cheese, lhp soc stalls
1873. 25c cans sliced pineapple. for
2ic. Zoe metal holders for ny paper. 2
for ibc. Stall 10, large stuffed sweet
pickles FOR Toe Stalls i06-Iia, s lbs
sugar. $50. big cans milk 2bc. lib.
can ROYAL baking powder. s9c. Stall o,
frnhh olamn. ho pit. go nt
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lieved. will result in better
specimens OF men and women
in the future generations.
With the Hartman fortune
back OF the project. exhaustive
studies Will be made OF yari-
Gus classes. proper mating en-
couraged. and campaign for
sterilization OF detectives d.
rected thru a board OF SCI
entIsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-03
ENTERS GUILTY PLEA

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 3.-Ern.
est Roder. former road house
proprietor, indicted with Thomas
Taggart and other politicians on a
corruption charge. entered plea
OF guilty today. Tho trial OF Mayor
Joseph Bell on the same charge is
SGT for next ThuFsdAy.
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BITS OF INFoRMATIoN

The first Jew TO win the Victoria
cross. Lieutenant Frank Alexander
de Pas. has since been killed In
action. Twenty thousand of the
100000 Jews In Great Britain are
said to be with the colors.
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CHURCH RECITAL

A recital will be given by the
pupils Of Mrs. Il. s. BeUy at the
Lakeside NJ II. church Friday nieht
at p. m. The public Is invited.
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WHITE

SOC can Royal baking powder apo.
navy beans. lbs 96c. Toe loaf bread. Sc.
for isc peanut butter. Toe ih. fresh
milk. Sc at &C. pit! bananas $50 and soc
dok. prunes lbs. Toe. large peaches.
loo dor hams hair or whole. i5o ID.
10 lbs. compound lard. Soc fancy bacon.
fkr ia
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LIKE MOVIE HEROINE, Girl
D0NS BOYS toes; GOES TO JAIL

NEW YORK. Sept. a.
Lovely Miss Meilna Rssche was
impellco by the movies" 10
masquerade as boy, she told
the police OF Paterson, N. j..
after her arrest. She saw a
motion picture In which a girl
In boys clothing was the hero
Inc. The girl Of the reels
emerged triumphant from all
sorts o. dangerous adventures.
Miss Melina. who IL extra-sweet
II. was driven to emulate the
movie" heroine. she said Be
sides. the police declare. she con
fided 20 them that she has always
regretted she was born a girl. not
a boy.
Last Mondays dawn had not
crimsoned the sky. Aurora was still
on her cloudy couch. when Melina
arose from her bed In her home. No.
i2l Fourth ave. Paterson.
Steals Brothers Clothes
With three or four relentless
ships OF the scissors she cut off the
braids OF her blond hair, which hung
below her waist. Then. at 3 O'Clock.
she uptoed into her brothers room
and appropriated his coat, pants and
shirt. Putting on these and a golf
cap. Miss Mel,na. fine. rosy
checked boy. crept from the house.
Rejoicing In her transmutation.
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CLAIM cApTURE OF CITY

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-Ffeld Marshal
Won Hindenburg's forces have cap
tured the fortress OF Grodno and
also occupied the city. an official
statement announced today.
After taking the fortress, the
Germans crossed the Niemen river
to the city where they engaged the
Russians in desperate street
battle.
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GET FREDDIE AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. g.
Friedrich Greisheimer. whose es-
cape while prisoner here caused
Sheriff Eggers TO lodge charges
of incompetency against Jailer
Thomas Bell of the county Jail. has
been captured in New York. Inspec.
tor Faurot telegraphed today. A
deputy will go after the prisoner.
Hundreds Of hop piekers begin
work at North Yakima.
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMER
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM toI.MAS
DOCK. roof 90 MARION STREET
Leave Arrive
Seattle. Seattle
sssrul st~an~e sicss. for eepsn
daily lTewnssnf. Williams daily
except 'panssnsss So - mi sxesps
saiur-r and AsEsi>s iHnnd2y
'stetsrts. u. C.--rers Tewn.~na--rsrt
Anxeir.
- % -s~amsr sol Das. Tor ) sspfa
MID Per; Townsend. Pert daily
niEht iwitiiams nunEeness
eaiiy tHsagimt. Port An.l
ssiss and Victoria
.noes rot call at
lvicieriA Sundays
,is,sris. n. q. Direct
~ feprn steamer troauei., for ffprsa
dsily ylsteris. y g. direct, eally
rsrasaa pir~c.
latam~tesmrr. Tacoma and seafn
= e9Aui Indiana polls Tor Ta-fe tesm
1 n9afn curfA direct Steamrrlg s1nm
tppni every two hours fsci ssannna
espfu single trip. sec round faepm
titspmlFip. Connections a. s.sepm
ffeppm Tacoma with steari.i sssa pm
ptitpm'efs for Olympia andiessE pr
daily shelton. daiiF
'rcrs rowb.~ua--,uaroue--
Rockingham
soaT1 steamer wha,earn. ! 66am
daily for Pert TeNussndi daily
except iAnscortss and Bsi.' except
suuday'iinshssn. Sunday
r.~r~tt-- fdmsnds
r noon steamer CITY sfii 66am
aepm Everett. Edmonds s eapn
daily Everett only. danY
T,ercst.--ii~liinEh an--An
Port feun.end
10 68pmIs. =. skalshan. fori 6opfn
daily lEv~re Anacortesi daily
and ne 4 n 4 n M
Calls az Port Tasn-i
send southhound on
-. Does not can az
Everett Saturday.
san Juan ham
fuidn'htTownHend ana bel Tuesdy
Rurdhy ilinKhafn. via all san Thursv
Tussf'y.Juan island points satufy
Thurs'vi
Port Iown.end--rort Anxrle.-->cah
Bsy and WAY Port.
~ 90 steamer eiiing- hepm
rnidn 'hi'h ham. for Port Town 'Tncsd'y
HundRysrnd. Port Angeles ThuFsy
Tussd v.Neah Bay and way satufy
Thursy'pori-
Port Town.end-rort AnF-ies-Cre.-
cent and Way Ports
~ 90 str. waiai~ai-. for .,oepn
rnidu'htiror; Townsend Port Monday
MondaylAnEeies Port cres-iwednes
wednss'cent. clallam and Friday
Fridaylway ports
Port -fludlow-Fiaxier
5.6opm'steame Puget. forii 'oeam
daily Kingston. 0atn y e. daily
except " a ow. "Eslon, except
sAturyF laEier. Townsend Sunday
jHsnsviiie Iron daie
land Hadloek
SATURDAY, Oniy
9.oopfn steamer Puget. tori a.oopm
Kingston Ludlow and
way roirts
sunday Only
ai0oam Steamer Puget. for a.o0pm
Kingston Ludlow and
way points
Hood Cnnsl--,in rnbir--I.ndior
o0amIstr rotiatch. fori e.tsam
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
eNoept'.' and all except
sundsylpoints on Hood Canal Monday
Masweiion and Austin
eionamlStr. Poiiatch lsavesl ,0opm
daily Seattle daily. except daily
except SUNDAY. 800 n m exrent
sunday str. sioux leaves Avs. Sunday
Tin 1855 a m. and
lMaxweltnn i.2e r.
M. except SUNDAYS
FOR Seattle
A stcamer viii ieavc Scotia c,.,,,.
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Australia has 100000 uneultl-
waited acres of land suitable for
wheat growing.
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50-Contractors' Notices

.EALED PROPOSALS. VII be received az
the office - the Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland. oregon. until o'clock . IN.
September .. 1919. and then opened. Tor
docking and repairing Columbia River
GdFht Vessel No -. Hiauk proposals
ana particulars may be obtained 10
addressing the above office
N~-~@~-~~-~-~-~~~~N@~S~~ ~N~~~~~~~-~~.~
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HOTELS


THE vfRufNUs noTrf.
Virginia ~ ard Eighth Az.
Tee any ears via Wrsiiake ave- tes mod
sru. elegantly furnished rooms with ms
best IN cleanliness. comfoft aud eaaFtesy
Tor ths least naary Transient soc %
ls9es
THE ANNEX rinhis. uear west
lake ave New. clean. furnished steam.
heated bedrooms tfor r9snis free baths
ard phone Transient $50 weekly 81 20
g. 90 AID o. So wEEK -rurnishsai .ssy
waihiax distance modern. iief Aain
rhens f~aepn 1871
Isss To WEKK~ foT Ei- EwfSn, Mesi.
srns bet and soid water s;sts Sirs,
ave-
HOTEL. wAfpoS--sir,A ara vssiss wsy
Reasonable quiet comfortable nc ga
loon Eiiio', ssss
rNNroS norEte-ts 50 wssk 40. house.
hsrpinr suites o. ThiFi and chsry
M.ln iass
HOTEL NEw vrSpoMr. isiT L., ave.
per fsr see NJ vrst q 90
iftfHNsfnE ifuTFfs-- tsaaA Fifsf avs
nppurts Corner Market Housekeeping
rooms. saitss sra sinsiss o, % ard ~
per wssh. Transisn, tito and up
Outside teerr-
HOTEL pAyENroRT--M Modern rirh
sna pk.
- ,ss-.itisA 1900 y v.ss ~
27-For Rent unfinished
t-roosa. nodsfa sausaiov fsr Fsat.
,-ss--->, ssSss SssSsee i,..rsL,u..o,-,o
2s-Furnished Apis.
nf.urr APNHrwESrR--s, .. ard Groom
furnished apartments, ell modern. 80
Il. PIKE - East aiss
nobERS one oafa apartmsnts. 81
-~~~.~~S~-~s~~~~~~~~
30-Furnished Rooms
NEATLY FfRNtafEp hsarosfa. o~n
entrance. heat and iirbi furnished
81 IS per week fettA Huwsli a. Gail
from 80 o m.
salt FOURTH AVE-farEs faf6ishsd
rooms; bath rhans steam beat. o. 90
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3l-Housekeeping Rooms
SUMNER KATKt~- fimnt sisan house
keeping and sleeping rooms. wAtkinE
distance sst Issnsrs 81
FoN HENr- fiause Keeping fosrss. o. 90
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36-Rentals
hs&dqssrtsrs far ssattl.
Rental Property
Call Ut offir- and see list
J. ~. JAIN a co.
Leading Renters
-es ~ Is,sl tles sseces 81 ~. =,
37-Business Chances
FOR NAlE,~~+rusrai merchandise store
doing 1850 PER month ~ geo stock
VIII sell At Invoice write o. call q
p Jarvis. West Sound. Wash
FOR SALE Meat market iisFgain Tor
gnlek saIs 1895 Madison.