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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06
By HAMILTON

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent }
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Jess Willard
having spent the summer showing
what great cowboy he is. has IN.
rOunced that he wants some one "a
ofrer him another fortune for his ss..
Vices as heavyweight champion. Ee
wants 10 fight. That Is. he says he
wants to Geht. and, as Tom Jones also
says Is Wi'larG wants to engage In fisli.
cafls for Ike benefit OF the public
which has been deprived CT Willard
presence since he walloDed all the as
piration out OF Frank Moran, II must
be admitted the statement carries
some weight.
Willard made his rash statement on
the far-off Pacific Coast. and the well
known Jones admitted he had been
dcluged with an offer Of $4,000 for
Nillaid's services. The offer. he said
came from a syndicate at Everett.
Wash. Jones didn't make known the
name OF the boxer willard prefers 10
meet In his second bout since y,
wfested the crown from the kinky
locks of Jack Johnson. But just the
same. rs an even bet he didn't mer-
ton the name OF Jack Dillon.
Matching Willard with igh.er
who has q chance of nicking OF the
heavyweight crown Is more than an
every day task. The fighters In these
United States, the only place where
there are any fighters to speak Of. are
n sorry lot. or the whole bunch thcre
is scarcely one who can claim he has
a right to challenge willard.
Little Jack Dillon appears to BE- the
logical opponent for the big Western
er, but Jacks size is against him.
He has whipped nearly every he1vy-
weight who claimed chance with the
towering champion. but when promot-
ers are sounded on the possibility OF a
match between willard and Dillon
they shy. Dillon Is so small he would
have little opportunity of finding a
vulnerable spot In the huge cham
pion. The match would be laugha BILE
from that standpoint. Yet. Dillon's
record shows he has whipped some
mighty big men. and none can say he
wouldn't have at least chance at
the crown.
Eliminating Dillon. there isn't a
man who stands out as possible con-
queror Of willard. Fred Fulton has
the size. and he's been fighting we'll.
but that doesn't prove he's In WI
lard's class. His record isn't long
enough. Efforts have been made to
bring Fulton and Willard together.
and at one time 1t appeared likely the
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Moving Pictures

There are many forms OF moral
honor. and every woman has her own
individual code OF ethics to govern
yarious situations. The code Of Marcia
Gray. tho basis for the photOplay
which will be presented at the Star
tonight. will win ready sympathy.
Suddenly deprived Of refinement aud
luxury by the cowardice OF her hus-
band at crucial moment. she finds
hut one solacc Orlando Castle, her
former sweetheart and friend OF her
husband. Marcia's code met a great
and unexpected test. not from the
usrnl triangle OF Two men and wo-
man. but In what makes one OF the
strong. human moments In a charm
irg production. The wonderful per-
sonality of Constance Collier as Mar
cia Gray makes her part one OF uni
yersal appeal. Every woman will fnd
In the crisis In Marcia Gray's life II
marvriously exact duplication OF what
she would have TO do. and experience
should she meet the same problem.
The incidents Of the story could hap
prn In any home % any one. The
tist In excellent. Each characlpI
ior'nS 4 strong pi'ally necessary pirt
Of ne whole. !hc Code OF Marcia
GRAY" viii be presented al the Star
thea,er tonight only. Saturday
Nance O'Ncili Will be seen In "'rhs
Flames Of Johannesburg.
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lly II. e. HAMILTON


Omitted Perss star Correspondent
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Triumphant
after their smashing drives down the
stretch OF the pennant races in the
two major leagues, TIE Boston Red
Soy and the BrookIvn Dodgers are
resting today. taking a final breath
before the orening game of the world
stries tomorrow In Boston.
Tearing their way up through ev-
cry obstacle. fighting off attack after
attack. holding up their heads when
1t seemed that victory could not be
won, these teams have proved their
nerve. their unfiinching hearts. They
60 into what promises to be one Of
the most interesting series ever played
between clubs CT the American and
National leagues after the tightest
r"re since the never-to-be-forgotten
finish Of 1908, when the Cubs and
Giants fought down to the last day.
The driving finish. the bitter clash
es with rival teams the nerv,e-wrack-
ing, heart-breaking strain Of holding
lead by margin Of few points.
all have been surmounted by these
two premier baseball clubs. They
will go into the series with the ad-
miration and interest of nation be-
hind them. Wherever there are base
ball fans there will be eager watch
ing for the returns of the crowning
event Of the season.
The Red Sox, champions from last
year, when they pounded out four VIC
tories in FIVE games over the Phillies,
will 60 into the series favored to win.
Man for man, the team representing
the American league stands out as a
better organization than its National
League rival. This year will see no
change from last in that interest will
center in the pitching STATS CT the
two clubs.
The Dodgers have powerful at
tack. The Red Sox have wonderful
defense. backed by pitching staff
that has pulled the club to the top Of
the big. league every time when it
seemed they might falter.
II is hard to make a comparison Of
the pitching STATS, for American
League pitching has been conceded to
be stronger than the National brand
for several years. Also it is held that
American League pitchers have to
face heavier batters than their broth
ers in the Tener circuit. In the past
American League hurlers have borne
up well under heavy assaults from the
older organization, and it seems reas-
enable to believe they will do so this
year.
The Brooklyn hurlers have done
remarkably well. They have had a
powerful scoring machine to help
them out but there have been times.
as there are in the life of every base
ball club. where the issue depended
upon light pitching-and they rose
to the occasion.
1t will be up to Shore, Ruth, Leon
ard. Foster and Mays to hold down
the slugging bats of such wallopers as
Casey. Stengel. Jake Daubert and
Zack Wheat, not to speak Of Chief
Myers and some of the smaller tribe
who are not considered as topnotch-
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Brighten up the homo these cold.
snappy evenings with music. The
hest In records can be heard at Shep-
herds, the Record Headquarters. neat
door to pOstOffice. Att
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Willard Says He Wants
toFight Somebody Now

match would be made. but 1t fell
through.
In spite Of the fact that Fulton has
only slight claim to a match, It Is
proboble he will get first call. But
at the same time there is no reason to
believe Willard. fat as he must be,
will get into action before January /.
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Herald $ Classified Advs.

....r.,..msH.s In the ciassInsd
..''.,,n. "., arc printed st the rate OF
'y,r e'v. Cent. q line. Invariably IN %.
rw ''.,... hereafter no advertisement
vs"I.' '','' !. accepted unless accompanied
py The cash.
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HOUSES AND LANDS

Income property on Main street.,
ayins moro than 10 per cent net..
Four room plastcrcd house and big
lot for $1,000. Terms.
A fine lot In Mills Addition for
$50 on easy terms. No interest.
A 2tO acre tract near Falls 10
cheap that you can't help buying.
An no acre tract with some timber.
near Falls. Only Si, 500.
City property 10 trade for farm
hsds. VIII Pay somo difference.
can save you money on any kind
Of real estate.
CHILCOTE
G33 Main 81. Phone OO
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ron sALE-Whltewash or paint air
pressure spray pump. mounted oh
yayou. barrels and slack tub; samo
a. new; good business for right man.
Con wilson. Merrill. Ore. 27-5t'
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JUST RECEIVED

Assortment of sample suitcases.
Many good things we can show. We
save you money. See us. us Main
sheet. AT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

Life insurance written In the 'Divi-
dend paying company Of America"
ta,i,cote. 2s
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FOR RENT-warm. well furnished
ROOM. reasonable. Cali 1913 Main
street. est
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

-op sALE--Onc 1915 model Ford
-, ,oorIng car. with electric starter
,sonn,ab,e rims, now wind shield
w.. steering wheel. foot throttle.
',.o M amt lights, spcedomo,er. clock.
a o,ber fixtures. for sale cheap.
IS; Spring street. "'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

wANTED-A.i man cook, 25 10 35
men; good wages to right party.
Phone ssJ. S-N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

FOR SALE Good milch COW and
calf Enquire Of Louis Lehman.
Mills Addition. 6.6ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

ron sALE-,bO to 100 tons alfalfa
Inv second cutting. See Chiicote.
2S-10t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

E How many Red Seal Records IN
ycur collection? Shepherd has hun.
tlrels of them In stock. Att
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-06

Joseph G. Graveur. owner OF a New
York city garage. was shot to death
In the Hotel Walton. Philadelphia.
by Mrs. Harry Belzer OF Brooklyn.
who then committed suicide. He had
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MISCELLANEOUS

FIGHT PER CENT money on real cs'
tate. ARTHUR Il. WILSON, 2
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FOR SALE

'.op sALE--Youns white Lcshorn
~ s.r, Y. !. Appicgats. city. 3o.lot'
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IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

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20 register with Us for positions, Busl'
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Mickey DUCK was Mad am
Ducks only duckllng. and as
most ducks or children are a 1T
ne spoiled when there IS only one ~
the family, I am afraid Dickey Duck
vas no exception
One day he heard Madam White Hen
telling her chicks that they were 10
keep away from the pond, and that II
they were good and did not d,,ohcy
her She would tell them a fairy story
a. bedtime
II don't believe m iaiucS." said
Dickey Duck. waddlng up 10 the chicks
and trying ,o appear very wise why
No. ,ou let your mother TOOL you like
that j"
oh hut there arc fairies" said the
lutlc chicks We know they are all
around the woods. and II We arc good
some DAY We may sec one mother toll
~ So"
oh she is lust iooling YOU" SAID
wise Dickcy Duck Come along with
me and will show YOU some fun;
can stand ON my head in the pond"
Bu, Madam White Hen was mo-, TAI
away. and when she saw Dickey DUE
talking to her chicks ,hc came run
tong a, last as she could. Just IN tim,
10 hear Dickcy Duck tell them to com,
along IN the pond
"lou go RICH, away from here" ,ai,
/ Madam White Hen. looking very eros
a. nrkcy Duck "Nou arc a had. spoilc,
iicklng Do YOU want to drown M
/ chickens Go away, so away
Madam White Hen Tapped her wing
and TAN lt Dickcy Duck IN a threaten
iur manner. and niJkcy ran
On the way to the pond hc met hi
woihcf "Moihst" he said. arc Their
an, hinc, These silly chick, o
Madam White Hen, said there wctr
. iaiuc, In the woods and II they az,
orly IN the wood, will never Sc,
one" said niekcy Duck .
Then pickcy Duck. like a teall,
spoiled du,kling. began to cry that "
wanted 10 see a fairy. and his mo,he
must get one iof him tish, off
ront Madam Duck iel, very helple,
~ shc had never seen a fairy and IN
lid moi, know a thing about them II
.hr told Diekey he must stop CRYING o
he would cry HI, eve, oft. and the
h. surely never could see a fairy.
nickcy Duck dried hi, eyes quickl
when he heard this. and all the tim
his mother vas thinking as las, as Sh
could oi a fairy story 10 tell Dicke,
II did hear oi a fairy once upon
'rme tina, a good little duckllns saw.
said nickey Duck, mother, "bu, h
was a very good durkling. as I said, "a
only the hest behaved ducklings d
chicks e,ct zee the fairies"
What did he do that was good
asked Dickcy Duck. wondering u
would he vet, hard To he good iot
"a, ,o he NIGH, ,ce a fairy.
This little ducklins ! heard abuu,
said Madam Duck. never 20, into III
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BANK LOSERS
GET QUARTER OF MONEY

CHICAGO. July s-Check, ior q
reroen, Of the loss sustained by each
deposition in the deiune, la Sale Stree,
Trust and Savings bank Of which vii.
liam lotimet vas ptesid.nt. are being
drawn nv Receiver Niblsck. II wa, an.
nounocd today Mt lotimet ha, ar.
ranged . meeting with some 500 de-
posi,ors iot next Monday Ne ha, an.
ncurced HI, intention ~ d,yo,inp hi,
entire time and energy to earning fund,
to pay losses sustained by d,po.,or,.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
or CITY,
REFRIGtRiTORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.

In Arsu ring Nds. flersr Mention Times
FOR SALE 81. 200 soda fountain for
$500 q il2a Dayton computing SCALE
FOR $50. l21 W, ith Phone Wa lIii
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mud and spoiled his white coat and
trousers. and he never played tricks
on the others in the barnyard"
Did the fairy give HIM anything'"
asked Dickey Duck
"YeS. this little duckling was very
good. as | told you. and he used to
put on his swimming suit and 20 on
the pond every day and swim about
quietly, and one day a fairy came along
and gave him a big. tat worm the
very biggest he had ever seen"
Dickcy Duck waddled as faV-ss he
could to the pond and plunged ~ he
Swam and swan. looking all the time
Tor the fairy. and he was about ready
,o 20 home and tell his mother there
were ro such things as fairies when.
Slash" right IN front OF HIM Tell a
big. fat worm
Dickey Duck grabbed il, and then
he looked for the fairy, and Tar up
over his head he saw something fly
ing II might have been a bird. but
Dickey Duck knew, OF course. i, was
a fairy. because he had been so good.
Back he swan to the bank and wad-
died 10 the harnyard Il saw a fairy"
he said 10 Madam White Hens chicks.
AN the fairies arc not IN the woods.
Some OF them come over the pond and
give YOU big worms. That is " you
ate very good"
Madam White Hen wa, gossiping
with her friend. Madam Black Hen.
aud she did moi, see Dickey Duck with
her chicks. but the first thing she
ktcw her children were running as
fast AZ their little legs would carry
them 10 the pond
Madam White Hen stopped talking
and ran after them. ohuokling and call
IT'S them To stop
Down to the water edge went the
chicks, and were about TO plunge in
when their mother reached them and
drove them back
DO you children want 10 be
d~rowredl" she asked. very much
frightened. Have you los, your senses.
or what is the matter with your"
Peep, peep" cried the little chicks,
"Dickey Duck stw a fairy m the pond
and the fairy gave him a big. tat
worm, we want to see a fairy, and ge,
a worm, too peep, peep"
"Ohl that Dickey Duck he can think
of more things to make trouble than
anyone else IN the barnyard." said
Madam White Hen.
Now. children YOU are no, like
Dickcy Duck and YOU cannot swim; Il
you go On the pond YOU will never zee
a fairy; that was a duck fairy tina,
Dickey Duck saw. I expect. and IL would
, carry YOU to old Nit Fox Tor his din.
y, ncr
/, Good little chickens sometimes zee
a fairy IN the woods. but never with.
. ou, their mother, and YOU have to be
sood a long time before YOU can see
one " YOU listen to what Dickey Duck
tells YOU YOU never will see a fairy
Now come away from tina, pond and
remember wha, I have told YOU"
e opyt,ght. 1910 by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndicate, New York Ci,yl.
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on LAND. LEASES AND STOCK.

IN NnswffInE NdsI FTfssr WrnfIon TInfs
q q DENNY y co. 1914 Cuicntd Bldg
Wal 1Nl. Oklahoma city. okla. We
buy. Hell and exchange oil leases. listed
and unlisted ol stocks Cal and see Ne
loo Nut want ,hulr, lease near drilling
we'll. darwin md stephens countless
Smith a N1t'us
SMITH q UNVENs handle oi Vases and
prediction. Gee them aOi.b campbell
Uifl
HAVE calls daily Cor oii stuJks and
lenses, liHt yours with w smith q
nHNrUa
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

IN Answering Al. Please Nsniior Tune.
MEN POWERFUL machine. shooting
IN pounds 1f steam tNTHHrh tulF
clothes mlkos absolutely tui,try and
perfect pressing 2lD spuiiri and pressed
o. . X Cleaners. 70 West Fourth W.
1l7.
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MANIfD.
:.

IN ,nss srinE NJ. Please Mention Time.
A SIDuNU.UNNn lhs ur fW Nuf.r luu,f
motor alternating current 90 " N,HN
l2N W Nh lHnu, Wal noe
WANTED N,n.f .t ORG .tu'NIns
sh0,f strips TRUNKS. I.Nt.f each
price Walnut $3.50
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g. &@B4sHS&E3
Dickey Duck.

lCKEY DUCK was Mad am
Ducks only duckliug. and as
- most duck, or children are a It,
ne spoiled when there IS only one ~
the family. I am afraid Dickey Duck
was no exception
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UNFINISHED HOUSES and
APARTNE\TS FOR RENT.


BEFORE moving phone + H. \ 81. D
X Transfer \ Storage Co ns'pr'of
warehouse. A g. WcicAcf. president
q. ROOM modern fiat. close In. $50
monthly. Frank Martin W. 5J6S, ll1l1
" Grand
G-uoOM modern house. 1917 y. stiles
rhnu. wat r27n
MODERN broom bungalow. garage
0oe =. G,ury. near oarlinc can NJ J0'
T. Nih
SIX ROOM modern residence. In good
condition. lawn. shade. barn, chicken
ynfd ,no block f. ION rhon" Wal ~
IOlN. ROOM uunufulshod apartment
from University ear line and within
walking distance Of town. adults only
can 100 1905 Unl" Ave or phone Maple
1915
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, s. TO fI.hO
per month outside entrance, MN con
ucctIon. 1917 y stiles: Maple ll7i
NICE. cool housekeeping rooms; rent
reasonable No Q " 6th. Mupl" nos
COOLEST south rooms In city: $50 and
s. 90 per week. ~ East End. Maple
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LIGHT not SEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads Please Mention rime.

IN Answering Ads, Please Mention Times.
FURNISHED ROOMS modern: house
keeping it desired. In private family
1909 Is Dale, Maple 1855.
FOR EENr Innirnishod rooms for
lIrhi housekeeping. modern, In bust
moss al .tilut 2nis s. Hudson; corner
main Phone Wal 66io
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The Cadillac Hotel
FURNISHED ROOMS roR nr>t

N Answering ~. ri,s.s Msn,iuu um,.
NICELY .%fatnNhed. ruul fuHm fur tent
Nspis 1889
DIT NICELY furnished suu'r iron, fuom
m rfiVate home Wat aoss tis D.
Tenth
TWO or riiREE furnished w urtifn
ishsd f1ums In modern hurnr. un AT
ins. lrcaisd IN nice fpsidrnte srriirn
rcf'k. walking distance, sdulis Phone ".
ttss
A PLEASANT ROOM. nicely futnl ,h.i.
w rfitais home. for rentlsmsn. walk
lns fetsnce Walnut 5tN
NiCtf.i FtnNisnrD town IN rfivais
.fsmiis. sslsyi nsishh,fhvpd Watkins
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CATTLE M STOCK.
In Answering ,d.. Please Mention Time,


" NNllb stock tu pasture. COWS NJ
horses 8 n'f month Phone NJ. 100
J NJ Lindsay. %, East lI'h
tOU SALE Good family hofH, aud
new surrey rhouc W tt5s
SEWN rcd yrpfiiugs. h,itcfs and
steers. some mIltlpoi Polo and Dur.
ham $50 per head 5.I East 9TH Mtp'"
IlE SALE Good rmii, drly'rs marc
'uI new surrey IuIl Wal eos
For saba good tenn NJ horses. hrr.
r, tuI vluuu. tr :, seem ht 900.
pulniW,ri ar pt 1895 T. i.ih go noon.
Phone " 1885
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01

Kansas CITY. De, U'ogs-Ep.
GO pt-. 50 o0p market higher Bulk.
s. aup1 5'. hca.v y1.Gtu p.>u. pack
"r. and butchers $3.50" % 20. lsh,.
Sp.1u"9 f, pigs. SO .IG 49,.
Ctfi', Receipts. 1000 market
.tcadt Prime fed steers. sl0.50H
J.. dressed beet steers S1.5Um
lu'l Western steer. 81. G0G 10 1-.
uvs 'itsH,, 800. ho.fog-. $500 70
90 . efockcr. and feeders mo- trpdo.
bulls SIS HIuG.-- calves. : o IL
sh"'u N'D''p'- 100. market
-trou. Lambs tlI .Ul'.1,. N'3l-
lues. t>.,,H 1000, wethcr-. s. i0 ~
s.N: owes 81. 0UuS 90.
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Denver pee t-Ceul"- Receipts.
d goo mgrtyt steady Rect steers.
SG.4iH ASH. cows and h.ii.rs. $ l0h
I7-. sf1ckcr- ana '"od'i-. = ,GW
,.l,. calves. g 101Poa.
Hogs RECENT. 5000. market
.t,pdy Top $40 boo. tult. se.,on
o. 3D.
-hc.p - B'c,.ut-. goo market
u.ug Lamb sIiHn"l ne, owes
t, ,.p- 5u.
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chicago Uoc l-uuuor weak no
trading.
KS. Lower rcooir'~ Sc .ls's
nr~t. - a $40 ordiuat, nr-t- o, n
3,c JOG mars cns"s iucl',dol l3H
gNt.,.
P,fntocs- Receipts. a. cars un-
hanged.
Poultry alive lower. Tow 90
springs Iir,. turkey. 1>c.
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60 Polio, census. 1915.
,,' In.'ud"- i..l-2 persons in mil
and UIHnl service stationed
abroad.
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~liNcrIns,i lotion.

Liverpool. he. Cotton spot
Niwor good m.ddlug 5l2.gld. mid
l'u. 20 -li. luw W.idlIu- l.u .d
>I'D Uun bales.
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Now York. Dec - ln. s7.aoG
, $50
SpcItcr, trm; spot, East 81. Louis
delivery. l27s q, i2i-c
NJ London Lead tlU. los. spcltcr.
!t-g 100.
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orally N"rr ,uuuu't 'u small
~uHuDaut-
SoIllrg pressure from ,"mWl-eiul
huu-,- N'ak'u'i provisions. HIshci
u.ft'.u. ,u hose appeared go o.. ?.
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Wheat Dec, SiGr. MtN. fltIN
CnIu.po, .GFSc. MAJ. 900
GOATS. p'. ti-.c Np,. 5si,,
rurk jan. S.G t- MAY. $3.50
Lard Jan. St6ul. NaN $500
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\'V YORK Dec o. spot cotton
ouioi mtddiiug upiunds sos" Sales
20 500 bales
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Kausa. civ. Dec. t. uu'tor onFa
Jnl poultry unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01

LADIES LlAltN TNTTI>,G csc q
lesson. CAN t.a l.I.tr N.sht hau'
entrance
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0 RENT Rooms

FOR RENT lon, l.rn.~h"J urI f'"u
with bath and ,''r'r.s lsL' t
West silver. phone 3,g.
rJENtsuED VOOMS-W.tn sleeping
por, hos-irom $3.50 a week up.
santa Fo Hotel. 3l5i. : SECOND -
FOR RENT Two nicely Uruish' !
room. for light Housekeeping. 40.
FOL North second street
FpR RENT Flu" l1rg" central Joe
Gated office rooms \. ArmiIo Rutid-
ing corner 1hIri and central J.
Iorruuttic
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FOR CARPET cleaning iurnitbr"
and stove repairing. W. a con,
phone Sos.