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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-03-09

DOiSc, MdICH 5.-r arm MARKETS
bills, intended to increase the pow
ers of the state farm markets bu-
reau and discourage speculation in
farm products, were passed by the
senate Friday. They already had
passed the house and go now to
the governor for his signature.
The bills were backed by w. G.
Scholtz, state farm markets direc-
tor, and their passage was strongly
insisted upon by the State Fedora
tion of Agriculture at its recent
meeting in Boise.
The senate spent an hour and
half in considering them.
The bills providing that county
assessors shall collect agricultural
data and requiring threshermen
and seed hullers to make reports
of grains and seeds threshed by
them to the director of farm mar
kets, were passed with but little
opposition.
When house bill No. 62 came up
for consideration, however, it
brought out a lot of opposition.
This bill seeks to prohibit discrim-
ination in the purchase and sale Of
agricultural products. After half
an hour spent in debating the
measure it was passed with 26
members voting in its favor.
After the opposition once devel-
oped, each bill was contested as it
came up but the farmers had their
forces too we'll organized and all
were passed with big margin to
spare.
The other farmers measures
were: House bill No. 65, requiring
incorporated cooperative associa-
tons of farmers to keep their
books in a manner acceptable to
the director of the farm markets;
house bill 81, requiring promoters
of creameries, cheese factories and
condensaries to register with the
director of farm products.
The senate voted down, IS to IL,
the bill introduced by Senator
Mitchell providing that loans O
state funds might be made for q
period of 40 years at not less thar
s per cent interest. Senator Cum
mings gave notice that he woulc
move to reconsider the vote b,
which the bill was defeated. Thi
bill embodies the IDEAS of Stat
Treasurer Eagleson. 1t is believed
by those who are behind the meas
ure that the new government lant
banks, farmers are going to b
offered cheap money by the gov
ernment and loaning of the stat
permanent school funds will be
come more difficult on gilt edge
security at the present rate c
interest required.
-. An act appropriating $500
toward the erection of monumen
TO the memory of ex-Governo
Frank Steunenburg, passed bot
houses; also, bill providing for
code of laws on education.
Senate Joint resolution No. .
= putting up to the voters the ques
ton OF calling a constitutional col
vention, was passed by a vote
Al to IL in the lower house of th
legislature Friday, and went to tn
governor for his signature.
March s. The house passe
house bills appropriating S45, ,oe
to meet deficiency warrants. an
S463, o8o for state departments ar
institutions; and prohibiting adve
tising by newspapers and mag
zines of Intoxicating liquors.
The senate passed house bill
providing for closing registratic
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Appropriation bills claimed the at

Appropriation bills claimed the at
tention of the lower house of the
legislature Mar. /, total of $904,-
Sl6 being set aside for one purpose or
another in different measures passed.
The general appropriation bill, pro-
viding $687,715 for the use of the
land department, the mines inspector,
the state treasurer and other depart
ments. was passed without opposition,
as were most of the others.
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Idaho State News Items.

AT Buhl a single cattle deal in
volved 5000 head aud $l00, 600.
1t is conservatively estimated that
there will be Is, 900 acres 10 field peas
in Latah county in the coming season
Silver at 70 cents is the highest it
has been in 25 years.
There was a balance of $l,533,5l3,-
30 in the state treasury February %,
according to the latest report Just
died by John w. Eageson, state
treasurer, TO the state auditor. Re
celpts for last month totaled $637,-
25S 75, while disbursements were
made in the sum of 1902, I'll SO.
appropriations totallng ST 800, 262
for buildings and mani tenapce at the
state educational institutions are
clnlalr ed In house bill 3l6, passed by
the house Saturday There was no
tiIht on the bill, the vote upon it
being unanimous.
The heavy and continued SHOWS
h I've driven large number OF deer
down into the valleys in and around
st, Msries and great many of them
are being fed by the farmers. About
$50 de' r have congregated in valley
about two miles east of ST. Maries.
Hay and other feed is distributed
daily by the farmers and citizens.
The immediate development of a
I water power and the installation OF
| equipment 10y which the speed OF
operations will be increased was
| authorized by the board of directors
of the Montana Idaho Copper COM
pany. The investment will be about
I $40, 900, according to estimates. The
plans are told in circular issued by
w j. Kirby, secretary. The COM
panY is driving a tunnel to open the
Monitor lead, Adalr. Idaho, at great
depth.
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The bill which already had passed
the house, making 50 a week the
minimum wage for experienced wo-
men workers 10 Idaho, was approved
In committee of the whole 10 the
senate by the narrow margin of l3 to
IL.
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SPIRIT LAKE

A number of the Eastern Star
Ladies attended lodge at Rathdrum
Wednesday evening of last week.
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put into operation. The school chill
dren will be the gardeners, and they
will sell to the cannery.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that in pur' s.ance Of the authority and directions ccnta ned In the decretal order of the Chancvry Court of Garland County, mad and entered on the 5th day of April, \ D.. 1917, in a certain cause No. 6374), then pending therein be- tween Robert McAdam ct al com pninants, and Arzena Speaks et al. defendants, the undersigned, as Coul- missioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue 10 the highest bidder at the front door or entrance said Court is held. in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the t2th day Of May, A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, to.wit lot Nine (9) Briggs and O'Neal SubdNis- ion No. 1. of Lots Two (2l, Three (9) and Four (3), Rock Ten N0), of Hot Springs Reservation as mapped and Ilatted by U. s. Commission (55 feet front by t29 feet deepl, in Garland County, Arkansas
 Terms of Sale: On credit Of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annHm from date Of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to se- cure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 2lst day of April, A D.. t917.
 F. W. ROWIEis,
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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GIVEN
 WARM WELCOME

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. Secret service men were ouartered nearby and a searc1light has been erected SO that it's rays can he di- rected upon the entrance to the house. Every precantion % insure the safety of the party has been taken.
 MT. Viviani took a long walk through the residential section during the aft. ernoon, quietly enjoying Washington in it's springtime garb.
 Marshal JofIre spent the aftern, on motoring through Rock Creek park. at the edge Of the city The Marquis de Chambrun, grandson of General Fla. fayette. called upon several old friends.
 Meanwhile the five staff officers and technical experts who left Fortress Monroe by train this morning had ar rived and taken up quarters at a hotel The entire party dned later at the White home.
 T morrow Mir Niyiani, Marshal Joffre Admiral Chocheprat and the Marquis de Chambrun, acc mpanied by the staff officers, will call upon Secretary Lansing Later Mir. Viyiani, Marshal Joffre, Admiral Chocheprat and Secretary Lansing will be- re ceived by President Wi on Then Mar shal Jcffre will call upon Secretary Baker and Admiral Chocheprat upon Secretary Daniels. Mir. Vivian will call upon Vice President Marshall
 In the afternoon the entire party will be taken for a motor trip They will be guests of honor al dinner ;t the white house in the evening.
 The military maya and financial experts expect to h2ld several prelimi- nary conferences with American off. cials during the day. They hope 10 get down to the serious bushes, of their mission by Friday
 No plans for the members of the commission to visit cther cities If the Tinted States have yet been made.
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COAL MINERS GET
 VOLUNTEER WAGE INCREASE

New York, April 25.--Voluntary wage increase of approximate.y 20 per cent are granted to 175,000 miners in the anthracite coal fields by an agreement signed tonight by representatives of the operators and the United Mine Workers of American. The advance is virtually the same as that recently given to 225.000 workers in the 5itu- mnous fields.
 The increases granted are perma. nent addition to the present wage rate and mt d bonus. They will remain in effect until April 1, 1918. expiring or the same date as the bituminous con tract, when all contract provisions. ill ciudng wage rates and conditions will be re-opened or continued as the cost Of living or industrial conditions warrant.
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PALACE HOTEL - Opposite bah houses. modern furnished roods; sum mer rates now on. Womack X wood cock. owners and managers, 412-4lS
 Central Ave. S-6-Lf
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NOTICE

Notice ts hereby given tha toaIea proposals for the custody of city funds vii be received by the City CommIS. sion up to o'clock D. m, April 9n, 1917. The bank or trust company pay ne the hghot rate Of interest and offering he best security will be gi> en preference. No bid for a rate ot in. terest less than Der cent upon the average daily balance per month will be considered The commission rc serves the right to reject any and all bids. An bids should be filed with the City Clerk. J. w. McCLENDON.
 Mayor. 4-1S-2t
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Whereas. for the non payment of taxes for the wear lSyi the collector Of reNe nGe of Garland county, Arkansas, dld on the 18th day Of June. 1898. duly sell 10 ". II. Barry the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thre t3l. township three t3) south, rangA twenty t20) west. in Garland county, Ar kansas:
 And whereas. said lands remained un- redeemed after two f2l years had eX- plred from and after the date ot said sale.
 And whereas. said lands were on the 3rd dav of August. 10OV deeded hv the county clerk of said county to W. II. Parry for the sum of one dollar and
 And whereas. on August 8. 1901. the said ". II. Barry joined by his wife. l.. w. Barry deeded said lands to James M. Roach aud Henrietta Roach
 And whereas. on October r. 1904. James NJ. Roach, joined by his wife, Hen rietta Roach, dccded said lands 10 the undersigned II, l.. Wall, who immediate 2 ly thereafter went into possession Of said lands. and who has since paid the taxes on said lands for more than three (3l years in succession next preceding the publication of this notice 10 confirm,
 Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any right to said lands so purchased in eonse- Queuce of any informalitv or irregulurity connected with the forfeiture and sale of said lands to the said w. IT. Barry. for the payment of taxes, as herein stated. to show cause at thF next June Court Of Garland county. Arkansas. to which court. at said term,k application win be made by me. the undersigned for inc confirmation of said sale Rnd convey ance of tax title to said ianas why the sale and conveyance so made should not be confirmed.
 IT. L. WALL. Murphy & Slallcup, Solicitors for Pe- titioner
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Squeeze Play Usede.

Boston, April 25.--Ayers of Wash ington weakened in the seventh in nirg today and passed four men in succession, forcing in the tieing run. After that Lewis worked the squeeze play scoring Hooper with the run which won for Boston, 3 to 4. Ruth forced in run in the sixth. when he gave three passes. 1t was his fourth straight pitching victory. Each of his two singles drove in Boston run.
 Score R Is F Washington .. .001 102 0G0--4 $ 3 Boston ...4... 020 100 20x--5 z 2
 Ayers and Henry; Ruth and Thomas, Agnew.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
tBattied to a Tie.

Broeoklyn. April 25.-.Brooklyn and Boston battled to 6 to twelve inning tie in their first clash Of the season today. Six pitchers were used. Msrquard and Rudolph started, but both proved ineffective
 With the score to against them the locals rallied in the sixth and took the lead in the seventh, but Boston tied in the eighth on & double s+eal. Thlrty-two players were eused in the contest, which will be replayed June g.
 Score R.HE Bo,ton ..... 002 012 010 000--6 il 8 Brooklyn .. coo GOA 200 00a-S'13 3
 Rudolph. Nhf, Ruelbach and Gowdy; Marquard, Dell, s. Smith and Meyers. Miller.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County. Arl.
 Dora Cannon, plaintiff, vs. J. D Hagler ct al, defendants. The defendants, j. D. Hagler or her heirs. II. A. Hollifeld or her heiis and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs deceased, are warned to appear in th.s cotrt within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Dora Cannon
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 31st day of March jJf7
 r. w. ROWLES. Clerk. Gibson Witt, attorney ad litem.
 4-li7
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Schana,s ltiomer Won.

New York. April 25.--Schang's home run, coming with McInnis and Bates on base with one out in the ninth inning. enaEed Philadelphia to vii a belated victory over New York by score of 1 to 2. Prior to Schang's hit Russell had pitched sensational ball. striking out nine men. Moves, pitched a steady game. Mclnnis made four hit7 in as many times at bat.
 Score R H F Philade phia ... 900 00l 003--t 1 New York ,... 900 1l0 000--2 ' Q
 Moves and Sehang; Russell and Nunamaker.
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FOR RENT--It rooIr E1nse, kitchen and dining room, 337 Market St Call Miss Woolman. phone 630 S-4-u
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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Travellers Won in Tenth.

Chattan0oga, Tenn, April 25.-Tine' ly hitting in the tenth inning gave Little Rock 1 to victory over Chat tanooga, allowing l2 hits but shappy fielding held down the score, Manager tlherfeld and Kitchens and Paddock Of the Chattanooga team were put off the iic'd Tor arguing over a decision
 Score R II F Little Rock ...00l 001 loo 1--4 IA 0 Chattanooga 200 900 00l 0->3 9
 Robinson Ledbetter and Chapman 1; Marshall Knowlson, Merritt and Peters.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFIR.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE


 Whereas for the uon-Jaymcnt of Ga, os for the wear 1911. tho collector ot reVcrur of Garlud county. Arkansas did on th. lYth day of Jutc, l9i-. duiF sell to l.. kohn Che Northoast Quarter of the North east Charter of Sscli -n TWcnty-uinc t39J Township Two t@l South. Range Nineteen slHl West. in Garland county Arkansas. and
 Whereas. the said L. Kohn did on th .lst day oi April. 19l3. duly assign tA certificate of sale of the propcrt9 afolc said, and all his right: title and iutcrc- therein to Ida NJ Halman. and tho said Ida NJ. lIlman did thereafter dul" as- sign an undivided two-thlrds 9-3N inter- est therein 10 William II Dohbin. and Whereas. said lands remained uure. de emed after two (2l years had eYnired from and after the date of sale to L. Whereas. the county clerk of Garland county. Arkansas. on the l7th day or June 1915. deeded an undivided two thirds C-3) interest in said lands to William H. Dobbin, and,
 Whereas. the said county clerk of Car land county. Arknnsns on the 30'h day If June, 1915. dceded to Ida N. Hallma n an undivided oue-third G-3) interest fn and to said lands, and.
 Whereas. the said William II Dohbh and Ida NJ. Halln an aid therefor tn. sum Of twenty -two S22.i-l dollars and seyenty-tWO Ccats. and.
 Whereas, the said William Fl Dabbln and Ida NJ. Hallman have paid the taXes on said lands for more than thrce f21 Nt as m succession, nrNl pfeCedinG the publication of this notice to confirm.
 Now, therefore. notice is heretN give 10 all persons who can set up any riRh, to said lands so nurchased in louseGuorcc of any nformality or irregulatitv con nocted with the forfeiture and sale of said lands 70 the said l.. Kohn Tor the non' payment Of taxes. as herein stated to show cause at the next June Gq17l term of the Garland Chancery Court of Garland County, Arkansas. Co which court at said term application will be made bv us. the undersigned for the confirmation of said sale and convey 2 auccs of tax title to said lands why the sale and conyeyanCes so made should no. be confirmed
 WILLIAM IT. pOREIN.
 IDA NJ. MAILMAN. Murphy X StallcuU.
 Solicitors for Petitioners. 3-25-GU
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 SALE

Sealed bids will be received bv the Dis trict Forester Washington. D C.. up to and including April 90, 1917. for all the merchantable dead timber standing or down and all the live timber marked or designated for cutting on m area em- bracine about 500 acres within sections l7. IS 19 and 70. township North, Range r West and Sections II. r. l3 II, 2 land 2i Tow nship 2 North, Range lS West 5th F. M., Arkansas National For est, Arkansas, estimated to be loo ooo feet F. NJ. more or less. or white oak timber No bid of less than ti.50 per NJ. feet for the timber will be considered. Deposit with bid &io0 The right to re- iect any and all bids reserved Hetort bids are submitt sd full information con- corning the timber. conditions ot sale deposits and the submission of bids Sboud be obtained from the Forest Su. pervisor. Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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AMERICAN 4 LEAeUk
Standing of Teams,
Cleveland Bunehed Hits.

Chicago. April 25. Cleveland punched hits off Cicotte and won from .Chiciaso to I. here today. Felsch's triple and Coumbe's wild pitch saved the ocals from shut out Most of the game was played in a drizzling rain.
 Score R II E Cleveland ...., 100 003 000--s 10 2 Chicago ....... GOO 0l0 G00--1 0
 Coumbe and ONeil; Cieotte, Russell, Danfor,h and Schalk.
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MILLSTEAp APARTMENTS - Modern lirht housckeeping suites brick bulldlne ideal location. Also single rooms with running water sas included a3f Chapel St. Phone SS5, Mrs. Chas. Ba- ker, Mgr.
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Johnson Hit Easily.

Atlanta, Ga, April 25.-Atlanta took kindly 10 Johnsons offerings today and won over Birmingham. : to 2. Muncn 6 home run with two runners on bases accounted for three of Atlantas runs.
 Score R IT F. Birmingham COG. GOO 020 000-2 , B Atlanta ........ .204 010 00x--7 9 9
 Johnson Black and Haworth; Dag and Picnich.
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Our Bulgarian Bgttcrmilk is making Hog s9rings famous. We got 5000 for two quarts shipped to New Or leans. We are designers of Bulgarian kettles and equipment. We have two kettles in use and shipping two to New Orleans designed by Us ana man utactured by S J. Cochran with The Hamp Williams Hardware Co
 4t5-22-29
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Feffltr Middleton, 'Sailee and Nc Carty Alexander, Mayer and KillIfer
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FOUND-New customers every day for GOLD COIN Oleomargerine a new and better articlo Phone CPS or 146 and have demonstration call on yoou.
 Hoot Springs Bltterine Co.,, Ed Wheel cock, manager 4.24-1wk
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Five Successive Hits.

Philadelphia, April 25.---New York made five successive hits, including a double by Fletcher and a home run by Kilduff off Alexander in the eighty inning and won today's game 40 &. Philadelphia hit Perritt and Middleton hard but Sallee stopped the home team the last two innings. All of New Works nine uns/off Alexander were earned. Kildutf who took Her zog's place, because the latter injured his spine falling in the railroad sta ton in New York this morning. drove in three runs and scored himself Burns made a double, triple and two singles in five times at bat.
 Score R H p New York ...,. O0S 100 14G-s 1s 2 Philadelphia u .0i2 230 vdI--5 il 2
 Perritr. Middleton. -Saliee and Me Carty, Alexander, Mayer and Kinifer.
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFlR-
 NATION OF TAX TITLE.

4-IS3t
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville :, Kansas City ,. Indianapolis z, Minneapolis 1. Colrmbus4Milwaukee rain. Toledo-St. Paul. rain.
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Dr. T II. Shelton iias returned to the city and is now located in Citi zens National Bank Building, suite }034-5. s23-tf
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Pasteurizeo mIIE sHG cream ,r sssr liked bottles delivered In time for breakfast. The Pasteurixed MIX Go. Phone IS HtfH
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Tonight at the Grand Opera House there will be plenty of action to please all who attend. Earl Murphy of S.. Loui. and Kid RouN of Memphis meet in return bout of ten rounds,this was pronounced one of the best bouts of the year by all who saw these two boys in action last week. In addition to the above there will be another ten round go between Mike Goldie of New York and Young Waugh of Ft. Worth. Also good four round prelimin- ary and Battle Royal.
 Summer prices will prevail, from gallery 25c to lRingside s150.
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FOR SALE--15 year old horse and one 4-} ear-old horse city broke; eenle
 driver { wears old; is combination sad tral AVG. 9-an. If
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Pitched and Hit Well.

Mobile, Ala, April 25.-Besides pitching splendid ball today Wiley drove out a long single in the second inn ng tha; scored two runs for Mo- b and started the home team on its way to a 3-tol victory over New Or leans. Robertson was unsteady at the start but struck out seven men in the last six innings
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AnNouneEmENs s

FOR SCHOOL DiRESToR.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce John r. Dlshclaon for school director in the May schot elections.
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Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas tegrized Milk Co t-i-tt
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LOST AND FOUND

LUSF-Lady's cameo brooch, while driving. Reward for return Kempner's shoe store. Valued as a keepsake
 4-2t-3t
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Logan Berry Ice cream. The Pas. teurized MIX Co f-ltf
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
WANTED
WANTT.

WANTED - At once: Middle-aged woman aa companion and housebeep- CT. Apply 62S Prospect Avenue
 4-22-lwk
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Houston I Shreveport Q. Galveston 2. Fort Worth 10. san Antonio ,. Waco 2. Beaumont s. Dallas fa.
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-Two-story bui ding suit. able for grocery, drug or general store; gcood opprtunity for live man; seven living rooms upstairs; show cases
 counters and wall cases go with store; req enable rent: corner Central and Henderson avenues. Also good lively horse and light buggy for sale Phone Jack Frisby, 2S9 4-22-t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Oue first class meat mar
 ket and one first class grocery and feed
 business: both good locations. Phone Merchants Association. 3-10-tf FOR SAT.E-Three tracts Of land on Malvern road. between city limits and Country Club: one tract 90 acres. one 10, and one 2 acres: gas line crosses 10 acres Inuure Mrs. NJ. J, Mooney. Route No, 2 2-17-tf
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Let Sorrells Drug Co, look after your KODAK finishing s-ls.li
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

 FO& RENT Nice front room in private famiy. Phone l7l1. 3-2S-u u FOR RENr-You can secure nicely fur nished rooms with a private family by calling teleohone l63S u NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable. l33I5 Central Ave Phone 51l Steam heat Mrs. B. shannon.
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