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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
HINTz APPOINTMENT
FORESHADOWS CRISIS

LONDON. July 20.-German reports
indicate that the appointment of Ad-
miral Won Hintz as foreign secretary
MAY precipitate a fresh crisis. There
is evidence that Hertling and Vice
Chancellor Won Payer may find Hintz's
strong policy EN- barrassing. 1t is re-
ported Payer will resign if Hintz
starts pan-Germanism.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
1856 PRISONERS AND
II GUNS TAKEN BY
WEIGH and BRITISH

LONDON, July 12.-Haig reported
the British captured more than 100
prisoners and 10 machine guns in
minor enterprise southwest of Merris
yesterday. Welch troops raided at
Hamel capturing 1e Germans. a ma
chine gun. and destroying dugouts.
Other successful raids were made at
Metern. They repulsed an attempted
German raid south of Bucquoy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
OREGON MAN LISTED
AMONG SOLDIER DEAD
Private r. u. Nichols Of
SCOTS Mills Victim of
Disease.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Pershing
also reported So casualties, Including
nine killed in action, seven who died
from wounds, two who died from
aeroplane accident, 10 severely
wounded, and five missing IN action.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-General
Pershing's casualties today included
Private r. U. Nichols of SCOTS Mills,
Ore. who died from disease.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
VIII Give Him Trial.

COPENHAGEN, July 12.-German
liberals are willing to give Admiral
Hintz trial as foreign minister is
said by the Vossiche Zeitung. So
cialist leaders have accepted Hintz'
appointment with certain reserva-
tions.'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12

ROME, July 12-Austria' defeat
in Albania is proportionally as over
whelming a defeat as was the Piave
route, say battle front dispatches.
In three day advance. of from 20
to 25 miles, the Italians have swept
forward irresistibly occupying the
whole southern bank of the Semeni,
says a message.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
BELIEVE Gar WAS
NOT ASSASSINATEO
tJsEPH sHAPLEN.)

STOCKHOLM July 12.-The
cars letter to a former general
published here, it Is believed. DEM
onstrates the car has not been as.
sassinated. II said: ''we are living
in need, even books are denied us.
When we left Ektaterinburg bandits
sought to do us violence but Proyi-
dence saved us
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
Huns Fire on Launch
Engaged in Rescuing
Crew From Seaplane

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE ma
Wy announced that motor launch No.
3429 was fired upon and sunk by
German shore batteries while assist
ing "a French destroyer tow an Ann
erican seaplane ashore. Three mem
.bers of the crew were picked up. Two
were taken prisoner and two are
missing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
ITALY CAVALR1 VIM
!. CITY; TROOPS TEkz IN
TO ALBANIA DEFENSE
Austria Suffering Another Overwhelming
Defeat; Irresistible Rush Carries Allies
20 to rs Miles Ahead; Surrender of
Second City Momentarily Expected.

LATER: WASHINGTON July 12.-Officia Italian
embassy dispatches declared Berat has fallen before adj
vancng Italians in Albania Berat is the strategic
ter of the road to Serbia 1t the immediate objective
of the allied offensive Great quantities of booty and
many prisoners were taken with the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
FIGHTING SPREADS.
ED l.. KEEN)

LONDON, July 12-Activity is developing along the
whole Balkan front. 1t is indicated the Albanian fight
ing may spread the entire 300 mile line from the Adri-
attic to Rendina Gulf Italian infantry has progressed at
least 25 miles north of the original lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
HEAVY RAINS At FRONT.
,tr~ru UUaur rr.nVUvra .-uarNa.s .

BRITISH FRONT. July te.-HcavY
rains throughout the british front
seem To insure further delay In the
expected German offensive. Inter-
niittent showers have Increased to q
steady dOWnPour last night aud 10
day
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12

WASHINGTON. July 12,-General
Pershlng reported tina. five Ameri-
can airplanes are missing as a re-
suit OF an American bombing expe-
dition. An enemy raid in Yosges was
repuised with fosses before they
reached the American lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
13 DOCHE PLANES
DROP IN ONE DAY

LONDON, July 1.-THE air minis
try announced that 13 German air.
planes were felled by the British on
July 10th. -Four Britishers were lost.
Ten tons Of British bombs were drop
ped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12

German artillery Is active in tibet
Verdun sector The French success
fully ralded in the Champagne region
and north or Monte Didier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
LONGPONT VILLAGE, ADJACENT
STRONGHOLDST IN FRENCH
ADVANCE ON FIVE MILE FRONT
Gains Made BetWeen Aisne and Marne
Rigers and Raids Succeed; German Ar
tillery Speeds UP in Verdun Sector

PARIS July 12.-Driving forward on a five mile front
the French again made important gains between the
Aisne and the Marine, capturing Longpon village and
several adjacent srongholds it is officially announced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12

WASHINGTON. July 12.-TOrty
cents per hour is declared "A Giving
wHgc' by the war labor board i'm
decision affecting eight plants at
WayncsbOro, Pennsylvania. The ba-
sic eight hour day is ordered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
BULLETINS

FRANCE DAY OBSERVED.
LONDON. July 12.-Thc British
empire today celebrated France Day
by royal decree. The French flag
was flown beside the British flag over
all buildings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
FIVE OF SQUADRON
FALL IN FOE HANDS

BERLIN, July 12.-"Five airplanes
Of an American squadron OF six in
tending to raid Coblenz were captur
ed and the crews taken prisoner" the
war office today announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12

TURK REGIMEN TNTUTTNIES.
ATHENS. July IA Turkish reg
iment oricrd from Aidin To Msopota-
mia mutinid and murdered the Ger
man Officers. The mutincers were
later pardoncd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-12
EvACUATING zEEBRUGGE.

AMSTERDAM. July 2s-Beislan
frontier reports say civilians arc
evacuating Zecbruggc. moving east
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-13
AIAsKA JUNK CO. Jiao Frat avS
g. Elliott 1921.
BOOZE" FOUND
TO Be CHICKEN

Because Seattle is dry, Officer
John Kinney, as well as other pa.
trolmen. are always keeping a sharp
eye out for bulging suitcases. Kin
ney saw one at Fifth ave. and Main
st at a m. Tuesday.
With all his suspicious aroused. he
arrested the owner on the spot.
Come TO the station with me and
tell IL TO the sergeant" said John.
so sure IL was booze that he didn't
even stop to investigate.
At the police station the man
gave his name as Gust Alexis. Sc,
nationality. Greek. The suitcase waS
opened. and seven warm plucked
chickens rolled out.
John was unable to explain TO the
satisfaction of the police how he ac-
CURED the chickens. The police al.
lege he grew red and stammered.
He was locked up on an open
charge. and the desk sergeant per-
sonally locked up the chickens in the
Jail ice box.
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SOLDIER SHOOTS TO
SAVE "Y0UNG WIFE"

Especial to The Star by n. ~. Al
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Sidney c. Ry-
der. n soldier. is on trial for shooting
and seriously woundlng Richard Or
pen. n bank clerk. His defense is
that he tried TO save his young wife
from the clutches of man old
enough to he her father. who has taxi
en- a mean and contemplate advan-
tage of my absence in Franca.s
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NATIONAL AUTO LOAN co.
Room ao3 Alaska Bldg.
Corner Second Ave. and Cherry 81
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NEEDED
FOR LIGHTING

!. u. Ross, lighting and power SUI
perintendent. and Mayor Hanson
held conference Tuesday morning
on the need for more power TO sup
ply homes being erected.
Unless relief is afforded" Ross
asserted. I'VE win be unable TO sup
ply any new lighting contracts to pri-
vate homes by the end OF the week.
a conference with President Leon
ard of the Puget Sound Traction.
Light & Power company. was accord
ingly arranged for Tuesday after
noon at which arrangements would
be made for the inter-connection OF
private and city power to offset the
peak load which develops each eve
ming.
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Attorneys at~T4aw

Mason Fenwick Lawrence. 133
Burke Bldg.
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Japanese Arrive
for Tour of u. S.

To study civic administration in
the principal cities OF the United
States, party of prominent Jap
anese business men and office hold.
ers arrived in Seattle Tuesday.
While here, they viii be entertained
ut the discretion of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
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Business Opportunities

% Business Opportunities
GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES
for sale in Wapato: living rooms
in rear Of building. Am doing a
good business. and viii show pros
poets my books for past two years..
Reason for selling. | have business
on Coast TO attend 10 at once. Mrs.
Sarah Baker. Wapato, Wash.
$4,000 PER MONTH GENERAL
merchandise for sale. including
fourth class postoffice. 500 per
month. New buildings. s35 rent
per month VIII invoice about
$4,000 including fixtures. Apply
to J. r. Paschich, Cumberland. Wn.
SHfPYARD WORKER HAS VALUA-
bic patent. already allowed. Must
have money for final fee. VIII
give half interest for almost moth
ing. Phone queen Anne 1850.
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banner place. house. rooms, piped
for furnace. modern. lot 1870;
this Is "a forced sale and good
buy at ti.700. with $3.50 down. bal
nnco Slb per month. including IN
tcfoHt
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Otheilo ~. cottage. I rooms bath.
EaH. newly painted. lot thti2o
plenty OF fruit and berries. re-
duced 90 $500. with 1900 down.
balance SO per month. Including
interest
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wooDY's WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
81 500. on terms, buys n t-room
house. with bath and n nice view
lot. at end OF Afki chr line: not far
from the beach. It's snap.
We have three cottage bargains on
Aiki beach. some cash and some
terms. These are all snaps.
81. $50. on terms. will buy n e-room
house. with bath and n good lot (:
block from California ave. and not
far from the high school. This Is
another snap.
5000. on easy terula. buys beautiful.
level garden tract. I0oxi20 feet TO
an alley: not far from California
ave. and high school
I have left n few OF those fine lots
In beautiful Fnirmount Nook. near
ferry landing. at $3.50 TO s25o. on
your own terms.
4. L. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West seattle. West 1884
$4,000. $500 DOWN. $50 PER MONTH
Including interest. Beautiful 5-room
modern cottage: fireplace; gas;
electric lights; all built.in fea-
b0xib0: garage. block TO car.
t-room modern bungalow, st.s50:
$500 down. $50 n month. all built
In features; close TO car.
3-room modern cottage, Si.650: 5000
down. s25 n month. including in
tercst: close to car.
Beautiful California ave. cottage:
lot b0xt50 10 16-foot alley: garage
modern: flowers. foliage. beautiful
lawn; s2.i00, $500 down. SIS per
month.
IDA SMITH G co.
E.nS California Ave. West ESQ.
Take No. car TO Dawson At.
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W. s. DULAAGE co.
"TUE BARGAIN HOUSE"

1907 10th Ave. Bet Pike and Union
fois--49o Chevrolet a great buy
At ...s...s.s..- ss.......s ss'-s
Another 400 Chevrolet OF recent
model. at ................. 1Sf9
1870 Chevrolet that - a dan
dy az ..+...-...-,...s '.-..' 'SSV
1880 Chevrolet. In the very
best Of shape. great buy at fIso
iais-ts0 Chevrolet. in good condl-
ton; must be seen To he appre-
ciatcd. Take II away for .f135
1850 Chevrolet that you can
not find its duplicate at this
price elsewhere for .S5iB
\ dandy Ford touring car buy
al commune .........' 'sso
Grant six: a bargain ........is50
We have any number OF Ford tour
ing and roadsters. priced all tho
way from 1900 up. Any Of those
cars will stand a rigid Inspection.
Easy terms on any Of the above
cars also very liberal terms on
the following makes. King. over
land. scripps- Booth, Buick, Elan
dcrH, Studsbaker Maxwell oak
land. Winton and Franklin.
Take advantage OF this sale: cars
are here for your inspection. II
is our pleasure 10 show you.
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Is For saie--Iteai Estate
GREATEST BARGAIN
ONLY \ FEW LEFT
THOSE uALF-AcREs
on LAKE nuREN CAR LINE
30 MINUTES PROM sHIPYARD
Rent payer. you want g.
Iiomcaoeker you want a.
Investors. you want H.
quarter Acre for siis
one-HaIf Aero for t2s6
One whole Acre for tss2
only SO Down. Then 81 Monthly
for Quarter-Acro.
only $40 Down. Then 81 Monthly
for Half-Acrc.
only $50 Down, Then $40 Monthly
for one Acre.
NO RESTRICTIONS
BUILD WHAT you WANT
PUT UP 4 TENT OR \ SHACK
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT or
WORK
where or how can you beat ~?
LET ME SHOW YoU-Sow-ToDAY
Automobile leaves today and tomor-
row from our office. Mt us End nv.
1850 A. NJ. s;so p. NJ AND sac r. NJ.
Look IL over Let us show how 20
start life on $40 bin. and get n
home.
w J. MARVIN
EOS Boston Block
Second and Columbia
Telephone Elliott ibsT.
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-, ACRES IN CITY limits

~ ACRES ~ CITY LIMITS
For $1,000 doesn't seem 20 be true.
We thought the same as You are
thinking Ot cannot be good for
anything. but after looking ~
over. seeing the spring on th"
place. the soil. logs enough Tor
log house, cedar enough FOR f"nc-
ing. and only ] u miles TO Young
owner We can sell ~. Now look
u over. II you have $500 cash %
pay down We are sure you WIZ
buy H. There ~ wood enough 10
pay for the building Of the house
y y. Ollinger. 3b2 Empire Bldg.
SMALL DAIRY RANCH
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
10 acres. mostly cleared: fine water;
good 5-room house: COW barn; lots
% room for hay good 6s o,,d,s
land. milk route and Il y. ID. on
county road: adjoins some Zine
dairy ranches. For short time
only 1880: $500 cash. balance
THE DouGIAs-MoRsE CO
4O7 feary Bldg Main zoe
JUST OUTSIDE CITY
Close 90 DIES MONIES BoCBE-
WARD. "a acres; all cleared and
fenced. house; barn: orchard
/ acre. facing BOULEVARD. $500.
2i4 acres: rich. level land. all in
alder: easily cleared. A snap at
1850.
Hall acre: close 20 station and paved
street: fine spring creek. 5000;
terms $50 cash.
RoBERT MALTBY CO. zoos srd Az.
NAVY YARD WORKERS
Buy close to Hremcrton. . acres
good land. $500; where you can
raise your own living on the land.
You know the prices Of products
in Brem.rton. The best market
on the Sound. You can work in
Bremerton and 1--we on the land.
Terms $50 cash. SO month.
CLIFFORD. 7i5 Third Ave.
ACRES RICH LOAN SOIL
This is your opportunity to own 3
acres rich. productive loan soil.
that viii make you Independent
our easy payment plan makes 10
easy FOR you. Price for acres.
$500: $50 cash. $40 per month.
y. VAN ARSDALE e. co.
Main % 1919 Third Ave.
ACRES. ALL CLEARED
Groom house. garage. barn. chicken
houses. fine orchard. lots OF small
fruit. corners on fine roads.
close 10 DeH MoineH highway. Only
t2.i00; easy terms.
THE DOUGLAS MORSE co.
407 i.eary Bldg. Main 2202
GOOD TRACTS OF LoGGED-o OFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices:
easy terms. We will accept LIB
erty bonds ms first payment: pay
the balance out OF your wages
Steady work in our camp and mill
for steady men
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. Wash.
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Meridian ave. cottage OF rooms
and attic basement; lot l2nNi0h u
dandy buy AT $4,000. with 5000
down. balRnc" $40 per month. in
Guiding interest
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For Sale-Automobil~s

81 For Salc-Automobil~s
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
LYS-ovERLAND PACIFIC co.
18th and Y. Pine. East eco.
IL viii pay you 20 see US and In
vestiEate before purchasing else
where.
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Easy Terms ~ Desired
NEW FORD o. /

slightly used. t-paHHcng~r: $3.50
worth OF extras aust seli a, once
easy terms " Matheson, 1903
nth. corner Pike. East 100.
PRIVATELY OWNED CARS
OVER 90 TO SELECT FROM
Bucks. DodRes. OscriandH. chevro-
ard makes TO choose from. No
HONEST REPRESENTATION
AND HONEST VALUES
USED CAR EMPORIUM
18Th and Pine 81 'Sce for Yourself"
CHEVROLET. GOOD As NEW.
VIII take Liberty bonds. first
mortgage or terms Apt :. III
Marion st. Call Mcclellan. Main
III. right no~
DRAFTED. MUST SELL MODEL "a
Overland roadster. newly over
Call Elliott .ss3 To-day.
5 PASSENGER CAR. Al ME-
chanicai shape. run only $500
miles. bargain Good reason for
sacrifieing Phone East s02,
FOR sAI.ts--isiT MAXWELL CAR
good running order; t-paxs~nEer
u A. Hs~ley. 3s7 sth ST. Brrm-
eFton. Wash
HUGH MeTAGuE. GENERAL Arro
repairing MAXWELL expert itis
10Th Eas, iss
BUICK ssc TOURING CAR; ~
first ciaHa condition. West sJtW
or call at 7ese ,Sth = w.
1918 FORD TOURING. $3.50. CALL
1 HAVE A 1917 FORD CitASiR ID
body. price 1900. Queen Anno .Tss.
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~ ror Esehanre-ReaI Estate
Acreage

so AcnEs. cLoAE no spokANE:
some Improved: spring water.
rood llnher 4 liz Hfnr.
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2h ACHES-HOU8E.
pHIcE f1.IOO-TEItMa.

large Incubator. broader stove.
other equipment goes with
needs some nxing over; level
land. very good location. con
vrnirnt for people employed
downtown Terms $3.50 cash.
balance ti2bO monthly. Take
East Madison car and kirk
land ferry 20 Burke a. Far
rhrs ONCE In Kirkland. for
Information.
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Funeral Notice

uMNEK-AT MINOR HOSPITAL.
Aug ~, 1913: Henry j. Sumner.
Funeral Hers yes from Bleitz A.
rafferty, pnriorH Wednesday at
2.30 p. m. interment at Washelit.
Friends invited. Butte and Denver
papers. please copy.
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Personal

Private Hanitnrium - Diseases ~
women succcHsfuliy treated. Regis
tered physicians. Terms reaFonabIc.
1927 18th ave. Capitol IIili car.
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Stocks and Bonds

INVESTMENTS - We offer first
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities. drawing 7
and s per cent per annum interest.
payable somi-annually. in amounts
OF 500 to 81. GEO.
Speciality. Queen Anne hill properties
For particulars call.
JENKINS INVESTMENT COMPANY
309-3i0 Mutual Life Building.
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rscr rAP~rP: YoU ARE LABOR
ing TO supply your needs % today
but are Won saving n iicte each
d.v 20 supply your needs when you
are old and physically unable 10
earn money!
Our pian, especially devised to meet
the wants Of the wage Garner
provides safe place to invrst
your savinra large or small; where
they will draw Interest ana snare
FOR Information call Elliott i2ss or
um on or write to
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ana nttlf. hhFemrnft lot lGNh lWHt y
dandy buy AT $4,000. with 5000
down. balance $50 per month. IN
Guiding Interest
Hammer place. dandy bungalow Of .
rooms, full cement basement, fur
mace heat huiit-tn features.
pofchess good view. lot Ar 100; AT
f33OO. with taOO down. balance
$50 per month, including intetfHl
10th ave <. cottage. 4 roomr, with
modern improvements. lot f1nluOi
At $1,000. with faO0 down. balance
fib per month. including interest
Sixth ave. n W. house. G rooms.
modern. with corner lot. iO2nl 70
fruit trees, berries. also other
buildings, $4,000. with f2bO down.
balance $50 per month. Including
interest
nth ave. n r.. house % z rooms.
bath. gas. electricity; nice lot 20
alley Price $4,000, with isoo down.
balance t?6 per month. Including
Interest.
~. B7th st. cottage OF 4 roomH. mod
sfn improvements. cement base
mcnt: lot T2rst, shrubbery. a buy
Mt $4,000. with 1900 down. balance
$50 per month. including Interest
HEADQUARTERS for Seattle property.
]. H. JAIN a co.
Eitel building
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EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY,
Col -s0s I.owrnan Building. Seattle
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C0yrPSMFST Will HOLD CIVIL
service examinations In Seattle In
August 20 900 women clerks 10
=. he appointed at Washington Ex-
perfSace unnecessary. Women de-
strtrx government cierkships write
ffa-r.pr civil service examinerl.
ais Columbian BLDG. Washington
WANTED - TWO SMALL chill
sr.n 90 care for. = to years old
srs month fiso Hiawatha ST.
between . a. ~. and o. m
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Farm Lands

G LOTS. WATERFRONT - S-FooT
stone sea wall in front; I-room
house, large basement and work
shop. Bearing fruit and nut trees:
imported trees. shrubs and rose
bushes "a blocks from dock.
Ideal place for hotel site. Edw.
Olson. Manettc. Wash. Box l6l
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-Pafent

FIRED r. CORTN-patent Attorney.
Patent secured or fee refunded.
7Oi Central Bldg. Main 400. Free
book on pntents
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J. l.. s-consuita'ion and 1917
patent booklet free. BE- New York
MI
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-05-04
N. NJ. D. A. JUNE MEETING.

The Northern Minnesota De-
velopment Association will hold
it's regular meeting at Walker on
June 7 and 8. The Twin Cities
will be represented on the pro-
gram and short talks on the re-
lation to Northern Minnesota as
a tourist Mecca will be made.
Improved land clearing demon
STATIONS and a discussion of sheep
raising will be features.
The Ten Thousand Lakes As.
ISOLATION Of Minnesota will be dis
cussed and the plans of that new
organization explained by j. K.
West of Detroit.
Among the speakers already
listed are the following: D. E.
Willard, development agent for
the N. P. R.; Sen. j. H. Baldwin
of Frazee; E. W. Mcmahon, sec.
rotary of the st. Paul association
Maj. E. B. Lynch, of the 18th.
battalion, Home Guards. The
complete program will be out
soon.