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with the phenomenal hog prices. IL can br sitciN stated that the market Was simply discountinw an improvement nj the ear situation which. in view Of the scarcity of the article in the east. must ot necessity pc accompanied bV a de- maud of broad proportions, and there We're indications of such a dpmahu SDilnging up throughout Illinois Another factor was the report that some of the cars used to bring in Canadian wheat Co NufthWtstern markets aro being relOiid- ed with corn Co gO to Halifax Exn0tt clearuuces for the day rather liberal at 4t1,Op0 bushels. Estimates uf farm r. serves make a rather poor showing aS ct Tnpared With lost year Thele Is uoth- ing in sight 1t the moment 10 alter thr upward trend of prices
 Crlts Firm. aided by the strengt hin corn and an attractive volume of invest
 "ent buying Indications point to q bull lsh report on farm reserves bv tho gor- el nmeut Thursday The intrinsic value of this commodity from feeding stand point in itself should be sufficient to pre- i, clude the possibility of other than mdd- crate and natural sctbaCks.
 Provisions. Strength due to light hue muveinent and higher prices Trade fair- lt active. Stocks of meat and lard cnin- pattd With last year at all points con sld- cred bUllsh Domestic cash trade fairlV good. Stock men and friends of the Uloduct aIe looking for letup in hog movement for near future.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
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coMMIssIoNER,s sAl .

Notice is hereby given. that In pursu- ahce or the authority and directions con tanned in the decretal order of the Chan cefY Court of Garland Count. made and entered on the 25th day of January. i D l9l' In a certain cause tNo G3OO) then pending therein between Hot Springs Savings. Trust and Guaranty Company c0mplainants and J H. Logan and C C " llson defendants. the undo}sifnce as CommlSsiouer pf sa ad Court. wni Offer Tor sale at public Venduc t0 the highes ( tidder at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse in which said Court is held. in the County Of Garland within the hours prescribed bv law for iu Q dlclal sales. on the Tth day ot March A D., 1917, the following described real estate. to-wit. Lots fourteen f1D and fifteen (l5) of Th3mpsons Sublivson's s of block siXtN-thiee (631 in the United States Hot Springs Reservation, as sur veyed mapped and plated bg the United States Hot Springs Commission in Gar 'and County. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale. On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required 70 execute q bond as required hq law and inc osder and decree of said Court ia said cause with approved security. bear Ing interest at Inc rate Of eight Der cent per annum from date of sale until paid ana a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase monsy
 Given under my hand this 5th day of February A, D. i9lI
 Commissioner in Chaneefy
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comMIssloNER,s SALE

Notice is hereby given, that in pursu- ancc of the authority and directions con tancd in the decretal order of the Chan ccrv Court of Garland county made and entered on the 9th day of February, 4 D. D. 19l1 In q certain cA tNO. b363l pending therein between D. Burgauer and M Henderson, trustees complainants and W. T. Hawkins Mary Robinson Hawkins. S. w Tel and Tel Co., J. W IIudsins, Babctte Bureader, ENecutrX ot thc last will and testament If F.. Bur gaucr, Blanche Frauilel Carrie Myer THue SarorOus and Fannie Dllnan. de fondants, the undersigned as Commis- sioner of said court will offer for saIe at public vendue to the highest bidder et the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, i'm which said court i- held. in the county of Garland. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. ou the 10th day of March. A. D 1ql7. the following described real es- tate to-Wit. Lot six t6l in block six teen lGl of the Morrison ( BelQins ad dition to the city of Hot Springs. Ark 9usaS, ar shown by a plot of the same appearing of record in volume 4S, page 2SG of the records of deeds and mortgaga Of Garlarj County, Arkansas. In Garland county. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale On d credit of thrt months the purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause with approved security bear ing interest at the Fate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and lien being retained on the prem
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ALLEN IOTCUkISS, Clerk
AnMlNIsTRArRIX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under siered adnuistabiN of the estate ol Nathan Thomas. deceased. will apply t' inc Probate Court or Garland county Arkansas. on the twelfth day of March lGI1. or as soon thereafter as she vtn Dr heard for an order authorizing and directing the sale Of certain real estate belonging C. said estate, lying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county Arkansas.
 West one-half of the northeast eighty acres paIt of the southwest of the north west tWentN-fOur acres part Of the west Gne-half of the southwest eighty acres northeast of the southwest forty acres, All in section thirty y-siN township one, range tWcntv-two west Montgomery courtv. Arkansas.
 The above described lands will be sold for the purpose Of paving thc dehts proc bated and allowed against the estate of Nathan Thomas, deceased. and the sur iawful heirs Of said estate.
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT -Iurnished two or three room apartment and one furnished room
 section of city. price reasonable Apply 4fg Prospect 5---'t
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coMMissloNEa.s SALE.

Notice is hge3y given that rH pursu- anCc of tbn authority and directions COn- t3incd in the da1rol3l order o. One chaureIY court 0f Gal land county, made and entered on tine lst d1v If F,oru1N. A. D. 1917. in a certain cause tNo. 65tI1 Uou pending therein between Eall'1 Flaming MiO G8 and Georgc M. Wilson. complains ts. and Harold r. Wvman and Jtln A. WNuln defendants, tho urc,r ,r- ancd. as commissioner Of said cOurt. Vill offer for sale at public Fenuuc ta thr highest bidder, al the west front doe. oI entrance of the county courthouse in vliCl sJid court is held, in the coun- tV of Garland, within the hours pre- sC.lncd hv law for ldical sales, on the 9th day Of March X. D 1917. the follow Mg described real estate. t0Wit. All oi Che vest half. of the southwest quarter and tho southwest quarter of the north sou h. IaG-' 20 west and the rol th- east quarter of the southeast quarter of section 3t in township ] south. anEe Fl west ol the 9th principal meridian D. Arkansas. containing one hu0drcd fi,'E- f1Gr and >5-l00 acres, lu Garland county Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale; On a credit of three uontns, the purchaser brlug required tO execute bond az required hy law and the order and 1c'ree ot said court lu said cause, with approved security. bear ing Interest at the nate of per cent per lunUm from date Of sale until paid. and old to secure the payment Of the pur- chase money
 Given under my hand this 18th day Of February. A. D l9lT
 F. w BOWLES.
 Commissioner in Chauccrv.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-03

New lo.k March {. The market was higher thy buying for d Wnil, was largely u tho nature of short covering hut u- t1c session progressed thc firm Uc~s .I..artcd 90 moderate increase in the eut,Iar demand rhe ufNt move on the part of Washmgtou as well u5 iouely awaited IT it is determined that ou extra session of congress will not be called iu the near future, au Incentive dealings uu the long side of the stock hse especially as huuidation has been lathpr complete.
 Even so however. it does not appear as much advantage Nill accrue to srl- cls at this level
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rOp cOMMIeSI0NER.

FOR COMMISSIONER.
 llr sentinel Record E. agthg. .zeJ '} candidate ol commissioner ot llot SprAes | under the commission faln of sove'n- mvnt
 Thc senuuol-Brcor5 is alarized to announce the name af E. G Morris as a candidate for commissioner oi tln' S"r.nEa under the commission tnrm of lov"rn- mcut
 rh. senuad-Recod l. autherzcl to 1nuuurr, thr lamc ot r. N Roth as g candidate fof commissioner Oi Hot Snrues uude~ tho commissiou form of govern mcut
 11. S.asmel- Record s authorized to announce the u3mc of Leonard R Euis as candidate iol commlssionsr ot Hot Snln-1 under tho commission Form 0i s"NFfl- mtut
 qbo Sentinel Record ts authorized to candidate for commissioner ci Hol 9plHlA7 rnder thc commission form oi koNeFl- mcut-
 Tho seatuel-Reco,d is auho,iaed to
 candidate for commissioner Of iiol SprALa under the commission form oi s'''''- mcut.
 The sooliael.-Rseogd i ,j's5ao o9taori7e@ .s 'S d candidate for commi-sioncr ot iioI SutAlse under the commission form oi govern
 Tihro Sentinel Record .s authoiizod to
 ,r,r1.,nIt inc name of NJ A. Ei-cie as q candidate for comm lSSIoucr ot liul SpliuF> under ta, comm ssiou form ol govern ment
 The scntla.I. Record is outhorzcd to
 1rrrunre W R. Poe as a candidate for iii, commissioner under thc commission
 form of government plan
 The Scnuuel-Record is authoriz"o t'
 announce Leo r. MclauSain "7 ''lU
 ,iafn for commissioner under tnr Nt "
 commission form ot government pAh i"' Hot SulIuE~.
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FOR RENr-ENtra large room for two rs,eIu u9uNculrrtrs iu triVtfy h0m Address A. Eu care Seatncl-Reco,d.,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-03
DAILY COTTON LETTER

New York March 2-Opening slirh lgwer the market quickly rushed upwaS~l on n wave of buying from all directions principally by the leading spot houaes. Wall Street interests and shorts Ef- forts of the latter to cover were exneri. enced with much difficulty as offerings We're meagre and contracts hard to se- cure with the top levels an advance pt about S2 50 a bale compared with yes terday's {inal figures Xas registered most of which vas maintained There was 10 special news 70 account for changed gtti- tude Of some 'ef the local interests other than the frmuess of the security mfr- kets continued B6TSsh spot adviees and the belief the eventNalties of the worst are pretty well diseSunted. i4iver1ooi stoaks of cotton showed N slight decrease compared with last week>>Feflecting the euHalment in imports. Scot holders seem Co be indifferent as tsNconfirmed by fine failure 0f the actual toNSind its way Co market more freely to the fQter- national occurrences of the moment NSl as the technical position of the marlS,y seems Co be sound the scarcity of offer ings is the consequent result The sta tistieal position is bullish enough and with the aid of any political news would plohably be reflected in still higher prices.
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COMMISSIONER. S SALE.

Notc" is hereby gwen, that u pursu. auC" 0t thr authority and directions cou- ,aircd in the decrrt1l order 0f the Cham cit court Of Garland county, mad" and cu.cred on the Jth day of February A. D. 1917, in a rUm oaUse t\O 63G1l ucn bending thorein between Arkansas Trustee. and l. C. Thompson, com rlainauts and W. T Hawkins Mary Robinson Hawkins S w. Tcl. and Tel Co V. iadeins EaDetuc HWgauer Blanche Frankcl, Carrie MNc. Tillic SaI- lulius. Fannie CimaA and IJ. Bufsauer defendants, the undersigned us commis- aiurtr 0f sail count will offer for sale at puhH. Ncudue t1 the highest uddcr at tho front door ur entrance Ot the county CDu tnuUst. tn which said count is held in the county of Garland. within the hours rrr-erlbed by ltW for Judicial sales. 0u the l0.n daN of March A. p. l9lD tGo following described real cs- tate tO-Vit, Lot ]. in block 11, of the Hot Sprnas Rtscryati1u according 70 t2e official plat of the United states Hot Suiiu-s Commissioners. eXccut that part sold to w. M Wilson described as fol- lows. to-wit Part of lot ]. block IL crmntnclu& at tho southwest conner ol said lot running thence ca~tWly along the south houndary line Of said lot ,5 feet thence norihWard ll9 feet Co the north boundary line of said lot, qt point S- feet from the northwest CoturE, thence along th" west boundary line. GO feet to the point of comm, ,nccmcnt, iu Gar- land couutv Arkansas.
 Terms oi Sac. On credit Of three months the uur, aas"r belng requr,d to execute a bond aa required by law and thD order and decree of said court Uf said cauee with approved security bearing interest at tine rate of 10 per cent pct annum from date Of sale until paid and a lien being retained on the premises sold Co secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my baud this t5'h day of February. A. p l9t7
 " w ROWr.ES.
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REcroR ANp sAWYER.

The partnership between F. ". Rec ter and myself having been dissoly- ed by the death of NIT. Rector, $ all continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used, this continued use Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. L. F. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 9, 1917. 2.2~,f
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, March Wheat: Selling was heavy and persistent tll around mid-day and the market was correspondingly easy with the deferred deliveries espc- ctallY weak due to reports of beneficial moisture southwest The last hour. .ADW- ever brought out a wave of short cove ing, stimulated by strength in corn and the close was l-i to l cent higher Pr- vate estimates ot supplies as of March first arc bullish and are expected to Oe cor0boated by the government report to be Issued Thursday All cash markets continue strong, Winnipeg reported a fllsI class demand for all cash wheat at . cents premium for opening Of navigu tion. No. i hard wheat sold in Alnne- npoliS dt 20 cents over May. local bids on cash wheat to arrive. 60 days ship meut advanced g cents to b3si. of $ cents over May Tor No. hard and red No. l northern Political news still ot am unsettung character. but almost en- tIclt ignored The Belgian Relief Com mittee was said Co be in the market for wheat at the highest premiums of the season. and il is the belief in well post ed circles that a larger business has been cunsummIted of late than has been made public. The news Is practically an in favor of the constructive side and we ad- here Co the belief that & higher level Of values is in prospect.
 Corn. Led all other markets n strength and closed at the high point. with an advance for the day of more than cents. The upturn was attributed in part as being natural reldiustment
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rate, reasonable. l5-la Central Ave Phone 51l. Steam hesyt Mrs E. shannon.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

II0I opTngs, ATk, FoU 1N I911
 from this date We are not responsible for any checks signed by l. Kosaixa for the Japan Art x Dry Goods co His authority to sign for the firm has been revoked and hereby ceases Japan Art A Dry Gnods No 4..s.at
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L.EeAL NOTICES

IuuN. lJl1.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS. AdwiUistTltfiN 0t the estate Oi Nathan Thomas. Deceased Ihos J Gui-un. attorney for admin
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FOR SALE-On Gtsv terms. lp acres ou Malvern road known as the Eostck place. Gas. electric Isht phone and water Price Sl5oo Ghos IT, Woodlua. Malvern Eo1i I-3-lulO
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Let Bisgs do your painting and save yourself a world of worry and trou- ble. 7lS Central avenue. Phone 6.
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We furnish the only pasteurlzed milk sold In Hot SprInoa The Pas. teurl1sd Milk Go. a1f-h
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lFOR RENT---3- furnished apart hont: gas etc; close in Phoue 29n2
 FURNISHED ROOM-Large. del chtfullV located on Park Hill. modern. hath. etc. kuitabfe for couple References. Phone
 I6S4 N-li-ft
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SlMANTON'S Mud Baths. furnished cot t@lcs and h3tchiug apartments. m Ra
 vine St corner Park Ave- e-S-t
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Prevent La Grippe by taking Rexall Grippe Pills. Price 25c k. c. Morris Drug Co, 2'2s-I
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isos sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. Given under my hand this 18th day of Febrgary, A. D. 1917.
 F. w ROWLES.
 Commissioner in Chanccry
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FOR SATL-l new. ] second hand Ford roadster bodies. H. N. Steele phone l5 4-lS-tf
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FOR SALE-Bv owner. 10 acres. one mile south Of Oaklawu. on RiVeryieW .oad; price $500. Phone 1890. l-23-lm
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FDR RENT Modern unfuruished two
 atorv residence. reception hall and six Rooms; with sleeping porch and bath up- Stairs: furnace heat Apply 3l6 Park
 Ave. Mrs w. s. Sorrels. phone 2313,
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IOR RFNT--i room modern cottage 22i AoJodbine St rear of courthouse. Per
 Nhnent tenant Abe Levy, ilo Central Ave 2-l1-tf
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Ordinary putterTauk mas the butter removed, our Bulgarian buttermflk contains all the original fats. The Pasteurized Mik Go. s11-tf
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ANNOuNCEMENTs A
FOE MAYOR

lhe SutWcl- Record s authorized to au1uucr Geurge R. Erllug as candl- dat, 'tr mayor under tue yolumI5 i71 form ut government ulHu.
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COP SALE-One large two drawer Ma
 ioual Cash Rtgister. electric conn cton. one iirc-proof safe. Phil Levy. 3-2 Cen mai Ave l-.-ti
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-Trecs fo. vasn: first class Elberta peach trees. l2la cents each. fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries Tennessee. Call at M K. McGuirc's bar her shop. 205 Third St and pick out what you Want l-26-tf FOR SALE - One five-gaited Kentucky saddle horse and one Kentucky Combi- nation horse and trap. Apply Major Banta Army and Navy Hospital Perfect models. i-7-6t FOR SALE-Finest improved stock farm in Garland county. all convenienceS hous barns. etc: ga acres under fence l51 in cultivation; implements, stock and grain included bargain 10 the right rartv For further information see ! w. Stipe after 6 pm, Arlington Engine Room. 227 -ti FOR SALE Well broken team of Aueor8 goats, child can handle them also bar ness, Can be seen at il9 Jefferson St
 225-1w A1'TO FOR SALE Roadster six cvlin- der motor self starter Willard battery. all appointment first class Cash trans action chean Address XIX, care Son IIDR SALE Ford automobile, good shape Phone lQi9. S-l-ti
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Busch Sisters eiegaut flN- Jules consisting Of show cases. wall cases shelving beautiful office. safe anc telephone Miss Busch. 1882 l--5 tt FOR SALE-Nery cheap. chicken iucu-
 tators, feed choppers, complete outfit. Phone ,T3T l-1a-t 1
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FOR SALE Small soda fountain Phone e5- 2-91-ira FOR SALF,-One cotton sllo. first class condition; can be seen at Essex 'ark
 FOR SAT.E-Twoutv four room roonlnE house. centrally located Phone 22os
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARY-Thc hotel with the id 3l location -oDuosite A. a. N nOsplta. free from dust and noises cool and pleas ant and very convenient Co bath house and tho5ters. Tly the McCrary aud h, plc1sed o-ll-i slMANTON's Mud Baths. furnished cot taIcS and hatchNg apartments. m Ra vine St. corner Park Ar". 2-N-t MILLsTEAO APARTMENTS - M1derr lru huusekocping suites. brick build ideal location. Also sineio rooms Wit Chapel ST. Phone Ss5. Mrs Chas. Ba ker Mgr
 QUELLA APARTMENTS and 8 roor apartments. modcJu. strictly -cl7s accommodations. hot and cold ruuu'ur auter Mrs r Beunn2ton. Mgr 3o pUk Ave. Phone logs.
 THE OEaBY-e16 ouachita Ave. Fo. Fent-Modern rooms and apartments. everything furnished f1l housckcepiug gaS for cooking and heating, rooms, Sls. per week and up Phone ilG2. Mrs. C THE PLAZA-IIcht housekeeping apart. ments and furnished rooms ms-1l modern enclosed slpCUiug ucCchrS. beautiful lOca ton, 0Upustc U. <. Superintendent res itencc 6lo Reserve Ave. Phone 954 Ms. M. F. Green.
 TBEBOB HALI.-Modeln newly uruish- cu apartments S.0 per month and up iCl parties of tWO Inspection invited Phone 70, l36 Ramble street NJ. Wager.
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CORN Fca SALE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT - ..ew 5-roon mod etu bungalow with garage, al 20' Beldug Ave. Price S2.l]0.0 co. Phon' fCc4 3-i-1mO
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FOR SALE

EGGS FOR SALE-Sngle comb white ltEhornf. uaurd Plymouth Rocks. so'- busS Of l5 for Al w. brmiug 1923 C,u- lsh AVG Phone 2-5-. S-S-ot
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WANTED Let us rent your pr1prr.Y and collect for you. Laua Realty Co. G11 Central Ave Phone a51 i2-S-tf WANTED TO BCY--SACkS WAR PRICES paid for secondhand sacks C. J Homer Co. 1N--'-lt .WANTED-s Second hand furniture Phone 3SS J. H. lcrmy & Sous
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FOR SALE Eeautf9ll marked tuut- ouehhrrd FoN Terrier puppies Ieat' i9t- ufS. I'upht --t-. 5-i-6t
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LIGHT airy h5usckecaine rooms. ont block from bath house. electric light
 $50 per week and up. 2l5 Court St Phone IGI5 T-t4-tf
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FOR SALE Five sa9r 0Id driving and
 ldluG holst. busy and harness. VIII trade nt ou good second hand autoluooIle. W. J.. e. phone --HI --J-Iw
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

FOR RENT Furnished room with lan
 nug vatc. l5l Prospect Aye. j-l~5t FOR RENT Furnished room modem. in private lr-I Idcucc. for lady and gentleman. with dining and cooking pfyAeeV~
 Phone -2.l after u.m. 3-- 3t
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FOR SALE Imee tracts of laud on Malvern road. bD tween city limits and Country Club: one tract 30 acres one lo
 and ORo 3Cr.s Cas lue wosees id acres lu4uirc Ms N J Mopuc,. Route No. -ff
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EnRNlsAEn ROOMS

Furnished rooms with prNatc family. cold and hot water; 22 Garland Ave, sec 0Id door Christian Science church. Phone lG9N &-2-ti
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FOR SALE OR RENT Farm for garden or duiN Phone 23,3. A. $ Allen
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FOR SALE-NcrY desirable hotel. cN- tcnsivc grounds. -1fXl50 feet. spring and
 Pleas4ut. AtDv 3l5 ltcnton St. #
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WANTED trade am Oycrland car in
 perfect condition for buggy horse ". II Han nh0ue D. I-14-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-19
WOODEN SHIPS OR STEEL ONES
 IS THE ISSUE
GoethaIs and Shipping Board Are Locked on Subject Regarding
 Style of Vessels
-ssscla Photo1r.pA N. '. H. servsrs

WASHINGTON, July 19. = Major General Geo. w. Goethals' shipbuild ing program halted Monday by Chair man Denman of the Shipping Board. was resumed today at conference between the board and General GOe' thals. If Goethal's plans are ap- proved the emergency fleet corpora tion, of which he is Manager. will requisition immediately all tonnage now building in the American yards and let contracts for constructions of two government owned ship building yards. Some changes will probably be suggested by the board whose members want more wooden ships than the general plans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-19
WHALE ATTACKS AlER-LATER
 BADLY DAMAGED
Steel Craft is Put Out of Commission Whole on Way North to
 Bering Sea

SEATTLE. July 19.-The steel steam whaler Tanginak is returning from Boring Sea for repairs, having been put out of commission by a whale. The whale charged the craft striking the Tanginak full astern shattering the steering apparatus and putting 1t out of commission. The crew put off in boats in an effort to get the whale. which appeared stunned, but were unsuccessful.