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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Silver ThImbles In War.

Many English women give their
Jewels and much money to the war
fund, says the Ladies' Home Journal,
but there were thousands OF others
who wished to give and were unable
to do so. That is, they were until q
wise woman suggested that little
trinkets, such as silver thimbles, be
collected and melted down for the sil-
yer they contained. Here Is what the
silver thimbles purchased In one year !:
Seven motor ambulances.
Five motor hospital boats.
One thousand one hundred and ten
dollars for hospital supplies
Ten thousand dollars for disabled
sailors agency.
Eleven thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars for star and garter fund.
Fifty thousand dollars for soldiers
and sailors.
American women who think they
cannot afford to give anything to the
various war funds might find these
facts Interesting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Serious Casualty List.

In the domestic relations court OF
New York Mrs. Annette Busby was
witness against her husband. James,
who was present to respond to the
toast: "work-dOne or avoided Mr..
Busby allowed that he is carpenter.
hampered by an education of the most
classical type. 1.-The fact of the matter
is," he explained, "that I have sought
work rather constantly until lately. l
have been disheartened by the fact
that 1 could not get work such as de-
serve. 1 do not like carpentry, and 1
can speak five languages. / want a
good situation or none" "F'ive Ian
guages," .sneered Mrs. Busby. What
good are they? Four of them are dead
and the other wounded"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Arizona.

Eleven mineral land patents were
by the federal land office.
Several individuals and firms are
negotiating for the purchase of the
famous Worlds Fair mine at Harshaw.
Chino Copper Company for the third
quarter showed profits OF $1,044,524.
equal to $1.20 = share on the stock. IS
par value. and brought the total for
the nine months up to $7.854.918.
equal to $9.03 a share. against $10.S2
share for the corresponding period
of 1916.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
BEGINNING Of man
Origin Is Retreating More and
More Into the Past.
Topic Still Absorhs Interest Of Anthre-
poioeists and Other Scientists, Each
Discovery Renewing Discussion.

The antiquity of man Is still an alb
sorbing topic among anthropOlogists
and other scientists, and fresh DISCUS
sions arise with each new discovery
of ancient human remains. In this
connection, 1t is interesting to note,
says the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
that DIR. Arthur Keith of Edinburgh,
an authority on the subject, believes
that the living Australian aborigine
is of an older type than any Of the
fossil remains Of modern man found
in Europe. The New York Medical
Journal says:
''The date Of the origin of the hu-
man species. by each new discovery
of missing chapters In its history, Is
shifted to a more and more remote
time. The Neanderthal skull, which,
by its prominent supraorbital ridges,
downward, seemed to link man close
ly, II loosely, to the higher apes. still
had a brain capacity quite equal to
that of the average modern man, and
on this account pointed to a still more
remote beginning of the human being.
The brain OF the Neanderthal man was
not only large but elaborate. and, as
shown by the remains Of his culture,
he possessed fire and made flint imple-
ments. Though ancient, he was any
thing but an ape.
"The Heidelberg skull, which resem-
bled the Neanderthal remains but was
still more markedly simian in general
features, had also a capacious brain
case and is believed to have belonged
to a creature with comparatively high
mental development. The Neanderthal
man Is placed some 300, 600 years back,
while the Heidelberg skull Is presumed
to date to a doubly remote time.
"The prehistoric remains found BY
Doctor Dubois in Java. the bones Of
Pithecanthropus, as he has been called.
were of decidedly earlier geological
date, as indicated both by their sur
roundings and by their own features
the brain cnse was small and the era
nial traits were otherwise more ape
like than those Of any other known re-
mains. All the structural characters
of Pithecanthropus, so far as we know
them, are exactly of the kind we ex-
pect to find in the early ancestral types
of man. The unearthing of the Java
man pushed the date for the origin OF
the human type backward another
period of a few hundred thousand
years, or Into the Mlocene epoch Of
| geological time.
The chain linking modern man d.
rectly with an early type similar to
the gorilla or chimpanzee seemed to be
growing strong until, in 1912, the
bones of an ancient man Of another
type were discovered in England In
| the Piltdown cave. This, according to
DR.. Arthur Keith. who is as great an
authority as can be found. Is the old
est specimen Of true humanity yet dis
| covered The brain Of this being was
In size. at least, up to the modern
standard, but otherwise the bones are
the most simian recorded"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
meatIes. and wheatIess Banquet.

Denver-Denver Catholics are plan
ming for a war" greeting for the
Right Rev. John Henry Then. bishop
elect of the Colorado Catholic do
cese, when he arrives November 21st
to take up his new duties. Five hum
dred Catholics will sit down to q
wheatless and meatless banquet in
honor of the prehte. Knights Of Col
umbus leaders in charge Of the affair
say. The banquet menu will be strict
ly in line with the policy of the food
administration.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Grower. Get ss,ss2.ooo for Beet.

Longmont-On Nov. Is the ten beet
sugar factories in the northern part of
the state paid raisers $s.652.s0s.39 for
beets delivered up to Nov. 1. Tho
amounts paid at the different points
follow: Fort Collins, $1,000. .632.S6;
Loveland, $754.0OO.00; Longmont. ST.
$50 100000; Eaton. $2s6. .95s.60; Greeley.
$395,62554; Windsor. $530.211.39; ;
Brighten. $685.. 100000; Sterling. $1.10o.-
10000; Brush. $490. 100000: Fort Nor
gan, $4S6. $4,000.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
New Mexico.

The oil flow from the Brown well at
Artesia was reported of short dura-
ton.
The tonnage for October ON Pacific
mine at Mogollon amounted to 800
tons.
According to 10 E. Sheridan, Grant
county is about to add another valua-
BILE metal to those 1t already produces.
The new metal is bismuth.
The Mogollon Mines Co. Is now
handling custom ores and greatly re-
lieving the congested milling situation
of the district. During the week the
Oaks Co. made regular shipments
from the Maud S, Deep Down and Ed
erie mines Of their Central group. An
other burro train was added to the
freight service.
The Socorro NJ. & NJ. Co., which re-
Gently lost the upper portion of their
plant at Mogolion by fire are pushing
plans for immediate rebuilding. The
shaft collar is being retimbered and
building material will soon be arr1v-
ing. The filters, refinery. agitators
and pumps were uninjured and the
regular cleanup has been made.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Colorado.

In spite of occasional deep SHOWS
in Boulder park, the Up-to-Date mine
will operate this winter.
The Primos Chemical Company con-
tinues work on the molybdenum prop
critics at Camp Boericke. near Empire.
Early in November the Wellington
Mines Company at Breckenridge sent
out checks for a 10 per cent dividend.
There has been quite lot of pros
pecting throughout the Twin Lakes
district this fall in search of molybde-
mum.
In the Georgetown district work has
been greatly retarded at the Terrible
Dunderburg mine on account of the
scarcity of labor.
At Idaho Springs the Argo Leasing
Company is erecting a fifty-ton con-
centrating mill to treat the silver-lead-
zinc ore recently opened up.
At Leadville, where labor continues
scarce, an important project for the
recovery of metal from old dumps has
been launched and is being worked
out at the old Harrison reduction
works.
In the opinion Of mining men who
know Boulder county's resources.
many silver properties that have not
been worked for years would pay well
at the present price Of the white
metal.
/, In Gunnison county. on the Buffalo
group, which adjoins the Bowerman
Independent, J. C. Bowerman. the dis
coverer of the Independent. has
opened up a vein of dne-looking ore
said to be fourteen feet wide.
Mining activity in the Twin Lakes
section, near Leadville. has shown
marked increase during the past
month. In the Red Mountain section.
particularly. the operations now under
way show a renewed interest
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Bon Apon confesses Emory Murder

Bon Apon confesses Emory Murder.
Grand Junction.-Bon Apon, arrest
ed here ON the charge of having
killed Mrs. Emma Emory Of Delta.
confessed to the crime. officers here
say. He stated that he killed her by
a blow Of his fist while in passion.
The woman was slain Oct. "a. Two
days later, Apon says. he took the
body to the country and buried 1t in a
lonely gulch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Meat striker Return to Work.

Pueblo.-Most of the striking en-
ployes at the Nuckolls packing plant
here returned to work following an
agreement to arbitrate the dispute
concerning the return OF q former en-
ploye.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Wyoming.

L. D. Welch and C. L. Woods. who
are to drill the Sollars lease on the
Berry locations. have a rig in course
of erection.
The Western Exploration Company
reached the oil sand in its deep hoie
Oh the Sohoonmaker lease at 2.iio
feet.
The Heaton Oil Company Il ship
ping in a rig to be erected on its acre
age west of the Hudson Company's
Aoldinxs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
Western N.v.p.p.r Union News s.rvie..

Western Nswspapsr Union News Service
Prices Quoted for MetAls-
New York.-Lead, $6.37h.
Bar silver. 85Ac.
Copper-Casting. $23.17h.
st. Louis.-Spelter, $7.43A.
Boulder.-Tungsten concentrates. 60
per cent, $20.0OQ22.5O per unit. Crude
ores. 60 per cent. $20.00Q25.O0; 10
per cent, $9.40Q12.2O per unit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Miner. Ask Recognition Of Union.

Miners Ask Recognition Of Union.
Observation-Disclosures employed at tho
Puritan and Shamrock coal mines In
the Frederick district threaten to
ances. including union recognition.
are granted by the owners Of these
properties. The men do not ask for
an increase of wages.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
puebIo man Arrested a. stacker.

Pueblo.-Barney Simpson registered
here under the draft. vas arrested in
at Louis, Mo-. by E. J. Brennan Of
the department Of justice. ON charge
of being a Stacker.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Woman Kills seK In Denver.

Englewood.-Mrs. Margaret Man
ming, 3S years old. of Englewood, shot
and killed herself in the presence Of
Ed Allison, deputy sheriff. at the Of
flee of James M. Gingrich. In Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Montana.

Forty-eight companies with an AZ
gregate authorised capital stock Of
800. .953. 700. were organized during Oc-
tober for the development of the oil
and gas resources Of the United
States.
The aggregate authorized capital OF
new oil companies formed since the
beginning of the year Il brought by
the October increase to q total Of $1.-
2S9. .555, 400. distributed among 962 con-
Germs.
October compilations and oil wells.
2,4OS and 1871. in the fields east Of
the Rocky mountains, marked high
records for more than a year. July.
1916. having surpassed October's re-
turns by Al completions and 263 oil
wells.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Use Rabbits on MeatIess Days.

A report of Mrs. Alfred E. Parker,
chairman OF the Cheyenne county
womens advisory council, that jack
rabbits in the county have become a
pest and are destroying crops. has
been sent by Mrs. w. H. Kistler. chair
man of the women's advisory council.
to the governor. to the State Agricul-
turaI College with request for in
formation as to methods OF destroying
the rabbits.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22

Former Doorkeeper Thompson Dead.
News of the death OF w. ]. Thomp-
son at Castle Rock was received in
Denver. Mr. Thompson for several
years was doorkeeper of both the
Senate and House OF Representatives
of the Colorado Legislature. He
came to Colorado in 1859. engaging
In mining and later in farming. At
the age of so years he was injured in
an accident that left him 4 cripple.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Good surplus Of Potatoes.

GOOD SurpTub OF FoeAe0es'
Colorado will have good surplus
of potatoes over last years crop, de-
spite the amount frozen because OF
the transportation shortage and lack
of storage facilities. w. H. Kerr,
chairman of the committee on mar
kets of the Colorado Council of De
fensc, Points cut that Coicradc's in
crease in potato production this year
is 2,25O,0OO bushels and that the
amount lost is only a small part of
this increase The states total pro-
duction is 9.150.0O0 bsuhels. according
to the U. 8. Bureau of Crop Estimates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
Keep the Cars Moving.

Keep the CAro MOVING.
The refrigerator car companies and
the railroads are complaining that
some shippers are abusing their diver
sion privileges by. holding refrigerator
cars an undue length of time at Pu-
eblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. w.
H. Kerr, chairman of the committee
on markets OF the Colorado Council OF
Defense, has sent out circular letter
asking shippers as a patriotic duty not
to hold cars longer than necessary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Noy. a1-sA-Rural School confsrencs Ia
Denver.
Jan. I9-is-Livs stock show at Denver
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
cu.rdsmen Have s1o ApIeee Que.

There are thirty-five $40 gold
pieces for thirty-five members Of the
Colorado National Guard. whose
whereabouts are unknown. This
money was voted to the guard by the
legislature and State Treasurer Hig-
gins is at a loss as to how to dis
pose of it. The men have been dis
charged, resigned or transferred to
some other branch of the army.
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MADAM RUTH

tFff'TiAE FifHEsDfpgfaT
iD has the powsf 30 fsiI sau snvtb,..
tou want 80 know 'aH advice baslre,.
men ana WORKING mon shat llns -
business Or work viii 10 mostly fu.l,
fr them ana whHf part of me sa-fs
800 De- NOR" sufresafui f4f fhefn ~.
nf1am riil tell 90 boa 90 frd a soox
pptlilsn HUd hos 90 hold De- she a..
n'f tsl - please sou. tuf Fiees o,tx
if"r adsirs on buflusas ard famliv ~.
faIfs. ru4f ship and marriage giys. ~.
name ~ sour future husband ~ -.
che tells you shaf 700 are aaapss4
fftH ~ speculate and where h tae.s.
fnH los ig avoid aii ffoubis she fsil.
rpu fhe secrets ~ being happf ana 49,.
rrssful lH Anything IoI axe 10 hsea
N Fpu hrs worried or dlsc0grzgea 90.
srif Madam Roth ~ once her af~l..
900 remove al obstacles safisfs,.t..
futfanfesd ~ no rhafFes H0fsi orses
room %. Fourth and PIKE
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


ecfENTIFfr rrHEsofOofar
his famous ptrsuoiogiri reads your a.
rfr NE iusf As the head indiesfs.
gives FnH dates facts. tells you a.
has passed in ne vhst f. happeHT
Without asking single question. "A
docs not tell things 10 please. bat cd
thinfs lIsf na fhe head Indicates. tens
fuu shat planets Fou Ners born uuds.
fhe iurFf 8nd urluokv planets whes
rnd whom 500 VIII mnfrY. settles ars
vuialHs love family troubles MAJ,
firTes divorce health. business ts~
cults. spef1lafl9nF inpsafmsn,s
tfansaetlpuH - Oil Kinds 81 fact. ~
matter ehaf fouf hope fear Or anna
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sod find help There j. o. med a.
tngons 90 be uusuccsssfui fisr Al.
fec rsHnafss ell trouble. she Kuarsa.
tees fatsfarfi0n or No. fnargs. IL,
readings are strictly confidential CA
ard consult her. special fsa4laR. n,
nns week only So. Hours > = ~
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CONSULT
MADAME JENEATT

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN
PtfRESofOCfsT AND yEDlru
Who has turf arrived Reads your erf.t>
life consisting busins-s lose and s.,,.
49, Affairs tolls who and Hhsn rou ~
msrr5 and how 10 sin fhe one 80,
desire advises what businsss 10 ma.
iprkY for sou. snd how 10 rain -
bold fofG poslilon TIE madam "a
tifes removes sii obstacles sad ans
5op o. have success and hsppins<s =
tho madam n worried her sdeies I
GOOD She reads just 80 your lead H.
dirafes. safisfAction rusrantssd -.
clAl r-adlngs ono week only. - ct6n
Liberty Building tnion sf enfrsxeo
opposite pot'. f,ice room get EeadlaG
daily and Sunday
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EGYPTIAN pHRENofOGfsr
rLAiENoYANr AID MEDIr,1U>t
guarantees % read your entire nfsn
present ard fwfure give true Rdv
tuFinens love hsaita and firmly ~.
faifsf felis tho name - your future
husband o. wife. and what 20 Do "a <.
success IN ilfs one visit viii pay sou
for your many dlsappolrtnasrts IN 9th
ere she uili remove all obstacles and
tcli yuu how 20 win and hold the On.
fon desire Ebe rive. advice on 81
important affairs 81 life. special re.d.
inKs aer Daily and ssnday FIX
Hotel room {, 1884 Second ave corner
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No% is The time to plant garden. Now is the time
TO get place in the country and spend few happy
months. Al SuquamiSh many tracts have enough
straight green cedar and fir 10 build cabin Prices as
low as $3.50 for camp sites Garden tracts SIPS
Acres close in, $500. All ON very easy terms.
Take the steamer fIyak al Pier ), foot OF Madison
ST., al o:S0 a. IN. any week day or 9 a. m Sunday
Fare raid YOU call at office and make appointment
OLE HANSON & son. 3to PIKE STREET
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,o-raApss AND EXCHANGES

% NcREs. GOOD LAND, SMALL.
house on county road near dock WI
szrhanE~ for S~aftie home ~ 5000
hgl.dlsS lei - ~ ~ sleSes -o1
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1sared and IN cultivation. miles 20
rify ~ $1,000 sell settled. close 70
school on good crushed rock road
This IL farm that viii pay FOR Itself
IN couple 81 crops Price 81 700 .
$500 cash balance any length Of lime
10 snit ~ per cent. We also hsv. 20
acres. aii cleared. f1r go psr aere. on
terms. Room ~ Doom. Block. 7os
second ave
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MADAM VICTORIA :

worlds sreatest ciairvoysnf phrsnoiors~
and medium guarantees 20 rad gsg,
snfirs iifs. past prersn; and fafu-~.
give true advice on business, owe
hraiih ard family affair. tells ths
name o, your future hg.bs nd Or wife.
ard what 70 do 10 he success In iifs
one wit Niil pHr sou for your rsnr
ppointmsnts IN others she viii r.
move al obstacles and tell you hov 70
win and hald the one xou desire she
rires soxirs on al important affairs %
iiie. Special readings sec. Daily ss4
SUNDAY Room ~ Abbof; Hotel osey
Opi Drug store raEi- pfks
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, ACRES. WIN s,g spu,>o

Almost IN slght 81 seattle 81 rich soii
Gerry easy 10 improve
$500 $50 cash. $3.50 PBR MONTH
CLIFFORD VAN AHsDAIE. Isr.
1919 Third Ase.. iot Washington 81.
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GEGAI NNnrIcEs>

~ riiE DISTRICT COURT oF I'VE
United States for the Western District
~ Washington. Northern Division
~ BASKBUPTcr. no. ssss
In tho Matter Of Port Graham Coal Gem
pany. corporation Bankrupt
NOTICE or SALE
Pursuant 70 order 81 tho above .rft>>d
court, duiy entered in the sbos -
Titled cause. all of tho assets ~ Az
above named bankrupt. consisting main
~ Of certain coal mine and equip
n1sri situated in Cook fnie, Rsenrtirs
District. IN the Territory Of Alaska
Viii he Offered for sale June g. 1871.
~ cfrteck 3. m. az tho office % e r.
Hawkins Referee in BANKRUPTCY i.ss
T. e. Smith Huiiding Seattle wssh-
inston. or sealed bid, in writing. 10
~ then and there opened BY the an
d~rttsned trustee in bankruptcy before
said referee SSid property rhait then
and there h. sold TO the htxhes, e,s-
Der OF bidders for cash. Esch hid shsif
be accompanied rs cash nr cer.irsH
check payable 10 the order Of the frus-e
toe, for No; less than 10 per cent II
fhc amount Of said hid to protect the
estate against loss in Gaze the bidder
Fhal ," declared the purchaser ard
snail fail 10 psy the balance 81 the
purchase price on confirmation 81 sale
such balance shall he payable on con.
nrruAiion 81 sale Said sale IL made
ruhlec, to confirmation By the coavt
and the RIGHT 20 reject any and IN
bids Il hereby expressly reserved SAID
property IL offered for sale free from
IN" mortrace thereon claimed by Glor-
VIVA Hedeisheimer. as errrntrlr Of The
estate 81 Julius Redeisheirne- de-
ceased Bidders. however. are required
20 submit; separate bids for the proc
ertf clstmef Co he subject to said
norisare. the lien Of said mortgages
90 be transferred TO the proceeds arts
inE from the sale OF said rnortesxei
property.
said coal mining property and equlrI
consist OF Tritei States Coal LanaiNry
vrY No zia. known as Port Grahv y :
Coal Claim. situated In said recording
district, and consists Of sixtv-flve acres
or theTeshc uts and certain mining
equipment aIpur;enant thereto. consist
inx OF hoist. railway track mine car
miscellaneous blacksmith tools and OUT
~ and mining tools and equipment.
PIPE and similar items Further de-
tails In respect 10 said property and
said sale may be had on application 10
ire undersigncd trustee or his at,or-
nsya
o r. COCKERIi.I.. Trustee.
MCCLURE & MCCLURE
Attorneys for Trustee
isee hoEe Building Seattle WASH
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
5 nItm. LE,hL Atnhs. slt

hftH. LEVEL AtEks. sta
SIS CASH. Is rER MONTH
THIS IL vel iecst.d and fine FOR l-osstos.
frisiis and berries. and a baYssin too
tiftfoHp q VAN AHsDAI.E. Inc.
l9ie Third Ave iai Washington ~
HItH ALDER NOTION. AsHt.-
oth-rs xro~ing things sii around q. -
miles from iosn taWn. and a snap At
tfa easy terms
CLIFFORD q VAN ARsDiIF Inc.
itis third Ave i9i Washington ~
DIRT tHEAr
10 ACRES. ALI ron sgss
Very HANDY to seattle and Tacoma IN
very good road cream route. mall. very
level ard GOOD soil. easily cleared
SIS CASH AND o. MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND FARMS 60 SOS srh Az
FoH sALE-79 ACRES At A HApgsf~.
rood soil. al IN cultivation. veil
fenced Al house Hnd barn and out .
buildings. sood sell. fine view and
cios- - town; whidby island F-ss
care star
>~-e~c~Ne~Nc~~e~>~>~~>>~
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
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SMALL DAIRY TRACT
"a acres sffra rich bottom land house
sa1d IarTs taFn. IL bearing fruit trees
Z arrss ln saad state - cultivation. bal
anes party cleared and In pasture. 10
Gated 90 a cream route. only " miles
fgnfn seattle o. the heart ~ the heH'
fairtIng rsrfinu tn the state
rHffF sg.9 900; O>g-TufRD CASH
tIIfTunn a tsN As-DAft. Inc.
1919 rhi-d Afs fei Washington -
90 AcHEs fENEL. GOOD SOFT. hALF
cleared Hnd lu crop. balance easy clear
lng orchard good wafer large hou-@
end targs nufhuiidirEss cgwa
marss complete tine ~ vehicles. ifn
plsmsrts and tools 60 operate place
tsst srhaois telephone line, half mile
from Pseiflc hiEheay. 80 miles from
NafrstiIis. 70 miles from Ef~rstt.
g. 900. complete cash or Terms Kali.
y grors AsrYsvtiis wash ~ r. J.
ar Caedsr Elliott ait1J. city
cHEAP YARN
HiNh-Cias Farming District
- acres not far from Chshaiis. fine
rfty ioam soil. nearly level % acres
40 cleared house nearly nss good
harn. on county road For quick sale
Of fleE0. part cash. balance 20 suit.
VfECEST - MILLER. Inc.
tff Second ~.
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ron pAi.r -i.AR0E rot M nucK
sheer. sgt. pony. iat, small q n
separator 80 John Mitchell. South
nEfatAN mAHEH ASp Ff,rMfsH
neY 1913
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PUBLIC NoSicEs

TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN
Tho undersigned has made application
Ia maintain a woodworking factory u
tNa9 oswcgo place. lot II aud ~~vAN
heir or lot l., block 10 Woodiawn Nd
dttion Anyone desiring TO protest
against such occupation win file such
protest AZ the office OF Superintendent
OF buildings prior To MAY Is 1917.
AMERICAN FOLDING LADDER co.
Lessee