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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
MISS FLANAGAN, HEALTH NURSE OF COUNTY,
RESIGNS MISS FLORENCE SMILEY SUCCEEDS

York for three and a half years, and
her experience gained in that time,
according to Miss Emma Grittinger.
director of the bureau of public
health nursing. will be of additional
value in her work. in this county
Community nursing in Rumson. New
Jersey, gave Miss Smiley further
knowledge of Red Cross work.
in spite of her short stay in the
county, Miss Flanagan has well estab-
lished the health work in the county
She has been conducting tests and
examinations among the public schools
and has also made plans for other
health work in the county Miss
Smiley will continue the work begun
by Miss Flanagan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14

Miss Agnes Flanagan, for the past
month county health nurse for Una
tilla county, today resigned her posi-
tion because of the serious illness OF
her mother. Miss Florence Smiley
arrived yesterday from Seattle
the northwestern headquarters of the
Red Cross, and will be Miss Flana-
gan's spcccessor Miss Flanagan will
remain for a few days until Miss Smi-
ley becomes familiar with the work.
Miss Smiley had her training In the
Laura Franklin Hospital. in New
York. She did private duty for three
years and was head nurse in the
Knickefbocker hospital. New York,
for some months She was also with
the Henry street Settlement, New
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
Condition is Good.

WASHINGTON, Oct 14.--President
Wilson'S condition is good. although
he did not have a restful night ac-
cording to a statement his physicians
issued at noon today. 1t said: His
restlessness is caused by swelling of
the PROSTATE gland. condition from
which he has suffered in the past
and which has been intensified more
or less by lying in bed. His general
condition. however. is good. AS noted
yesterday. his temperature. pulse.
respiration. heart action and blood
pressure are normal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
MAY ASK
ACTION ON MESSAGES

WASHINGTON, oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Wilson may ask congress not to
adjourn without first acting on the
legislation he recommended in vari-
Gus messages. it is learned at the !
White House today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
PENDLETON HAS TEN
CASES OF SMALL POX

Pendleton has 10 cases OF small pox
which were placed under strict quar-
antine today by DIR. II. j. Kavanaugh.
city physician. DR.. kavanaugh says
that while the cases cannot be styled
malignant, the Illness of the patients
is quite serious.
The residences under uuarantin"
are those Of L. Monterastelli, Jaj
Hester, James Sullivan and j. J. Hoff-
ner.
Rumors that scarlet fever is in eX-
istence in Pendleton are unfounded,
according to the physician.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
Three Lost.

OMAHA, oct. 14.-Three west
bound planes became lost in q heavy
for enroute here from Des Moines to-
day. Captain Francis made forced
landing at Yutan. Nebr. His ma
chine was so badly damaged it can
not be repaired.
Captain Steinle and Lieutenant
Johison missed Omaha about 10 miles
landing in convenient pastures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
COMMITTEE
REPORTS FAvORABLY
ON MEDIATION PLAN
Board of 15 in Industrial Con-
ference Finally Recommends
Resolution for Arbitration of
Steel Strike.

CENTRAI-P l
WASHINGTON, Oct 14.-The CEN
trail committee Of the Industrial con-
ference. reported to the full confer
ence today that with recommenda-
tions the resolution calling for media
tion of the steel strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
Miners Warned.

WASHINGTON, oct. 14.-Coal mi
ners, threatening to strike, were today
warned that their contract with the
government is binding and should be
fulfilled. The warning was issued in
a statement by Senator Frelinghuysen
chairman OF the senate committee in
vestigating the coal situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
IL landed.

NEW YORK, oct. 14.-Twelve of
the SO aviators of the air derby com.
pleted the first half of the race, seven
having landed at San Francisco ana
five at Mineola. Nineteen are out OF
he race. eight of them having crash
d to the ground
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
VIGOROUS MEASURES TO
QUELL INTERNATIONAL
REVOLUTION ARE URGED

United States government is in grave
danger from the movement of inter
national revolutionistss and may fall
unless vigorous measures of defense
are taken now" Senator Poindexter
declared in the senate today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
WHAT GOOD ARE WOODEN
LEGS IF NOT WEAPONS?

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-When
some people get bested they run
away. But not so with James
Toulas. He pulled off his wood
en- leg and smashed it over his
assailant's head.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
POINCARE ;
SIGNS RATIFICATION

PARIS, oct 14.-President Poin-
care has signed the ratification of the
peace treaty, it is. officially announced
today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
EIGHTH FLYER ARRIVES
IN WEST, THREE LOST

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 14.-IAeu-
tenant Colonel Bowen arrived TO-DAY.
He is the eighth flyer to arrive from
the east.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14
Investigation by United Press
to Trace Source of Rumors
Shows Reports Condemned
as Political Torpedo.
PRESIDENT NOW HANDLES
SOME OFFICIAL BUSINESS
No Official Denial Of Brain
Lesion Reports but Suges-
tions of IncapabiIity are
Known and Resented.

WASHINGTON. Oct 14-Investiga-
tion by the United Press in an effort
to ascertain just how i'll President
Wilson is and whether the many ru-
mors regarding his condition have
any foundation upon the fact, shows
the following results
Officials in close touch with per-
sons who frequently Sc the president
declare they believe he will be back at
his desk in a month or six weeks. No
matter what may have caused his i'll
ness he is getting well now and has
been showing steady Improvement in
the last week. according to the best
information at the white house.
See Political Torpedo
Senators in good standing at the
white house. who are presumed to
have access to information there. say
he is now handling some executive
business. Reports thot no E:Jl nsgsr
completely recover and suggestions
that he step aside, and let the vice
president act are condemned in ad-
ministeration circles as a political Tor
pedo and designed to shake the faith
of his supporters and in the league of
nations.
Reports Not Denied
Although there has been no official
denial of reports that ne suffered le-
sion of the brain. blood clot or apo
plexy. the impression given is that
what caused his illness is not the main
consideration now: that he Is on the
road to recovery and this Is the most
important fact in the case.
The belief that Wilson win be back
at work in six weeks is not generally
shared. One senator supposed to be
in touch with the white house said
he would be laid up for three months.
Suggestions Resented.
Believing official statements con-
Wilson'S condition have not
been sufficiently Informative some
senator's friendly to the president pri-
vately are discussing the advisability
IF recommending that a full state
nent be issued to reassure the coun-
ry
1t is learned that Wilson Is aware of
that he step aside in fa-
'or of the vice president and that he
esents them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-A com
prehensive Industrial code to cover
arbitration proceedings. disputes be-
tween employers and employees is be-
ing prepared for submission to the
industrial conference. With the steel
strike and the New York harbor strike
in full swing and big coal strike
threatened. the code is considered one
Of the most vital measures for effect
ing Industrial peace.
Report Disputed.
Chairman Chadbourne, of the CEN
tral committee. in making the report,
the resolution had been
amended in the committee to provide
on the proposed media
tion committee to be composed of
either members of the present confer
ence or non members. He said a ma
jority of two groups in the commit
tee voted against recommendation for
adoption of the resolution. A ma
jority of all members of the commit
tee, however. voted to report the reso-
luton without recommendation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14

This paper rs u mcmpcr ana audited
BY tho Audit Bureau OF C;rcuIstions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-14

The East orcgonian h Enstcrn Gro
CONS grcatcss newspaper and - =
selling force gives 60 tfs advcruscrs
over twice tho circulation In fcndie-
ton and Umatilla county OF any other
newspaper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
Rincoll

Miss Hazel Hlark is spending a few
days. in san Marcial Visiting Mlw H.
e Richards,
MT Robert Tomltnsnn, former yard
foreman here, has been transferred
to lei raso nv foreman, Mira romlin-
aun and children viii leave for Gl
paso some time next week,
MT 1t. y richards, yard foreman
IN san Mnrcal, Ia TO hc our new yard
foreman here.
Mir Fred Wood ANA Mir Y G, Nlair
were visitors III the city the FIRST part
of the week
W, u, Wack ana Franz MyorS were
visitors in san Marctnl SUNDAY
Mr. ec Elliott OF Curlrteld was In
the city ON business one day Of last
week
Mir Mathews wAa n Visitor IN RIM
con,
Mrs Elm Howard has received
word that hor hroIhorein law, Goorko
Howard, has safely returned to Alhu~
quorque after serving seventeen
months IN Franco with the Tonth On.
EinoerN
Miss Gladys knorr visited Mias Lola
Temple Saturday ana Sunday,
Mrs Ell Howard smnll son Robert
opal Rlack and Alfred Jones' attended
dance at ArrrN n, NJ saturday
evening,
itton Il Tavlor of ! M Cruces wNh
a business Visitor IN ltiucon,
Mr. Greenfield Of Albuquerque IN a
business visitor In Tits city,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
Holbrook Ariz.

Mrs Esther NeNoMk returned SAT
ny3aN after spending the winter al
/ NhNeNlN
Il. a Slatth ~ S1ewaake Mas q
business Visitor in town last EFIAaN
Vie reecN,lN returned gyNNN the White
mountains and reports the SHOW gAeEe
oNcy INA feet deep 0N ghe seNet
Miss Marie tape ee WINSTON Was
NtS,t,nk Miss Woods. yAe eaWasN Fet-
order Nho aFSt ~ gRe week,
John Saunders. brother ~ NlrN GA
die lcepold et thta pAate. was tn geWo
sunday, having rcventlN returned
IfNm Erahcc where he served aeeug
rtshI mouths with the ea,aaUaase dt-
VISION.
Mrs WNtgtea ~ Kansas civ ,a hvsu
Nt4tips her Sou FRANK ana {amstN.
Mr. aNd Mrs SteiaatN al Ncv0vng
stopped o1 0ere several aaN& auFtas
the week 60 NtS,t Mrs larsen sister
W Mrs, Stoddarl oN their way caN
.rram California,
FRANK WiNAS, pFomtNeet citizen Of
laNl@'N was ~ town SNnaaN and Maa-
daN N'SitnNk hsa sem t'ergN
NV and Mrs, Ea Nawell NJ Navajo
spent several daNS m tawa aNttns
the week Visiting Mn NeWeN% sister.
Mrs Margaret SMITH
H'''' fN''N'''Ft AAtNNNNA W \ RNNtA IN IN
town Tor Visit, With heF aaNHhten
Mrs lerrie Wits,
Mrs Il c, smith spent The first az
the week az flagStan Visiting her
daNshter Nclon, who ia attenatng the
normal school
Lieut. q, q Ha1en and wife at
NtuNlew game over tFaN the Rsetrapea
liza Tuesday fer a social Nieu WITH
relatives lieutenant Naleu Waa one
~ the Rrst 10 enlist in the allnN after
War wss declared and attended an
Officers training seheal IN Texas aud
set as far east aa New Work Az hts
WaN ca Germany when the aFmtatsee
Mas signed,
Walter Melaws, the Fara garaee
rreprioter moVed hta family back ta
the ranch the hrC ~ the week after
spending the winter "a town,
owing GO the muddy rAadS the mail
cut ot Rolhrook over tho star routes
has heon NeN IRREGULAR hut Etnec the
last FEW daNa et good Weather il ia
becoming regular asatn,
Arthur Palmer ~ lASler waa a Ntsa
ttot in town the brat vi the week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02

George Hopkins. Ir,, of the MAYA
/ training atatton at uatlport, Miaa, N
home on a leave OF absence,
Mira Maotavish left Friday morn
ing for Loa Anglea 20 visit her daugh'
ter, Christina. who Ia IN school ~ that
place,
MrA, T.. niul,cna dolghtfully enter
tNihed the ladies of the NJ, u. church
on Thursday afternoon from \ 20 &
o'clock AT her homo In the east end
The Home Missionary society OF the
Presbyterian church met ~ the home
OF MrA II, Fraser on Thuraday after
noon,
Mr., and Mira T.. Quinn nnd dnugh
ter Matte Dell left Friday morning
for El rRao FOR few dnya' atnN
Mr.. and Mira, Frank Romero were
called To Santa l'o to he At the bed
aide Of their little aan. Albert. who
ia seriously H.
u, Eyer returned from I'll inao
Thuradny morning where he had
been for the past month, confined In
n hospital by fitness,
one of the pretty affairs or tho aea
son and one which was enjoyed by
those present waa the party given by
Mr. and Mira, l.. Garcia ON Thuradny
afternoon from To L o'clock, Tho
occasion being their little daughter
Roaanna's seventh birthday nnnivors
aorS. About thirty little folks were
present, The afternoon waa spent IN
muaic and various childish games,
After the fun aud frolic, Mira Garcia
served refreshments consisting OF Ice
cream. cake. oranges and candy
Mrs j, $, l'errin returned 60 Mag
dnlenn nfter several weeks visit III
Miami, Aria.
The Nj, T. Home Missionary society
Will hold their regular monthly meet
Ing In the church parlora on Thura'
day afternoon Al o'clock All mem
bera are requeated to be present There
IN important tualneaa 10 come before
the society
The Misses Kelly OF Water Canyon,
were weekend guests Of Magdnlenn
friends
Mrs, W Snodgraaa very eharmlngly
entertained number of young folks
at her home on Friday evening, A
musical program. both vocal and In
atfumentnl waH rendered during the
evening after which delicious lunch
con was served by Mrs SnodafhAe hh'
hiated by her daughter, Misa Eta,
Mrs, br Hackney has returned
home after Il pleasant visit with re'
lntiveH IN san Marcial.
Lawrence Medley and family are In
town for the week.
MIR ANA Mira. H. A, Dickens re-
roited telegram from their son,
Edwin, announcing his anfa arrival AT
New York city. from oyeraeua,
Mr., and Mrs. George Robinson left
"Wednesday for Wichita Falls. where
they VIII make their future homo,
n musical program was rendered
during the afternoon after which the
hostess served coffee. cake and buns
Those present to enjoy Mrs, Dickens
hospitality were the MeHdhinea Fan
ming. Turn Quinn. oliver, Atkins,
Goessllng, Medley, sullivan.
Belgers and Miss vuima Dickens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
ARorr rnE GRAND CANON.

Il VAS "A great treat that was given
santa EeaNs last SUNDAY afternoon in
the st Francis auditorium, when SUI
ner.utaudent J, Nclmtt ~ tho United
States Indian school save a talk on
the Grand Canon aud illustrated IL
with superb lantern slides IN eolors,
reprcScntink the best possessed Ivy \,
4. n : q In fact never before had
santa t'o Scou such beautiful slides.
Mr. NeNutt has been in the Grand
Canon three times aUd hts lecture was
rs Instructive as Il Was SprtshtlN, lie
described the wonders ~ the sWpcne
dNuS cNaSm told vi So exploitation OF
the trips ~ roweN aud others ot the
tlaNaSupai Indians and ~ the forestry
ot that section. llc brought ont how
the Grand Canon and the Painted
Desert are tNWcah IN fact helped TO
produce the costumes. the ceremonies,
The rituals and philosophy ot the tn
dtan, Tor environment has always been
\ dettrm,uNs factor " culture amt NJ
art. II MAS q lecture that waS not
easily forKuUcu and one that was en-
ioNed 10y am audience ot several huns
dred people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
Estancia

County superintendent OF Schools
/ 7, T. Rapkoch lott Sunday for thi
/ cago to attend u meeting OF the Ma
tioual Educational association
Roy. e.. Molinlo OF willard held the
monthly services at the EatHnctn
/ Catholic mission on SUNDAY ON ne
count OF the Illness of Rev. Mollnio
| this IN the first services he has held
! here since last October,
/ Juan Gnllcgoa of Lucy wNa trnnapct.
/ ing business In the county acnt Mon
day,
Mr. and Mra, J, S, Kelly ana dnuRhr
ter Francis spent sunday III willard,
I Mira W. T., Hamilton aud sister.
Miss Catherine Flowers, returned
/ from Morinrty sunday. having visited
| their parents, Mr. and Mrs Flowers.
/ Mira w T. wilkins lcft for Santa
Fo Monday
Miss Evangclnc nm. who Ia en-.
ployed IN the offices Of the New Mex,
leo Central railway In Santa Fc. IN
here visiting her parents. Mr., and
Mira Wallace nm,
Don Eugcnio Romero and wife Of
l.na Vegas are In town visiting their
son EleOfea Romero
II, NJ. Merritt. cashier OF the State
National Band II Albuquerque, waa
here on Monday
John u, Monday of Mcintosh was
In town Tuesday.
chas l.. Burt OF Mountnlnair made
business trip 10 tho county rtnt on
Tuesday,
sam Jonson iH confined 10 his room
with severe attack Of tonallitiH
The roads arc rapidly drying up
ana after several months rrAl auto,
mobiles nre coming IN daily from al
points Of the county There were two
earn down from Santa 20 to-day. but
The road through tho mountains to
Albuquerque In still impossible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
PortaleS

Mrs i Il, Nst,.,x .,..t ,,,,fn,., Mn
,t..n,,,.,tt -,
'N>.'.'."',.E WV N@S,''>'S ~ = wv
Ne"'S0 NSt@ssRal5 #@'|hNNh AZ
ot'NIN on Monday }H A,@ov ~ Mrs
e. w Carr II Fort S.tuoer. A EN,.
soaUS cNVlafuen en,bcHs>hea W{th mink
usttc formed a NsYN- attractive dyrNra Il
tlon Ter tho center NJ .he table, me
plarc cards consisted ,,. .hatvhclSN IA,
rra. white and e,or PATRIOTIC ralo,S
werV aSsx carried s,At .a the various
courses II the luncheon Covers wero
laid toy the fo,lawloe a3gcSs Mes
DANES Carr Haaehan3 Steur Rldhap,.
Lindsey, Mears, Han Jordan, Me
NuWcN and WILCOX
James Baker. recently DISCHARGED
crNlu the NAVY at San N,vsN, CaUr. has
HccN visiting at the h,t,t, ~ his kraNde
patents, Mr. and Mr> !, r. henders
SOFA at this place,
Mrs, Williams, the asod mother ~
Eoorso Williams ~ l'or,alese died last
M"NdaA N'sht ~ The h@rne et her SON,
t"Ne'N NefN1eeS Wen b''" On WS''
NeSNaN a' tee N0N~ lf,kFe%>sNe NhF&,
V"a .Wo'Nh, hAfl@' MAS III tao Ae"a'
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r.,.,,. ,., t,,ta. .uttt,,' 'yt,,S", Jaw, "v'
,,s, ,,,1,,la -, tt,a ~, t,,,,,., ,.,.
MIA xshtH.sf. ,.,t,laf tl'hF, ksts,xFw
acpArtca al a late hanr feeling Thai
the evening had been wei spent,
Mrs, !, I. Stone anA Mrs I Il
Mears recently made q business ulp
"a AmariAo, Ten
jNNo stone recently discharged hetU
'he navy at Newport News Va re-
Wtued u MS nome IN FeF'a'oS the
P"%' VEGA al, , ,.t,
y Ia g.
, '','." - =, "'1,'t '3r, N'"'S "N
l,artalrs ana NI,ss ~ ~ t"V,. ~ r,rS
S,,nwnr
Miss GLADYS stone returned last
"Wednesday mornnr IL, her ,a,honl
work at Clarendon. reN.. after a few
DAYS visit at her home in pprtales
lewis {, Taylor poultry husband
mau, cAme to ferNlr> last Thursday
to devote atew days "a PERSONAL WORK
among poultry ratSera
Miss lsurltne SaadetUr has returned
to l'Nrtales from Albuquerque, where
she has been III attendance az the
university for the past etghtcon
months,
Mr. and Mra 4, ], Norr recently on
tertathed at o'clock dtnNer Mira q,
W, Carr of Fort summer and Mr and
Mrs, Milton brown ot ClevtS
Guy Mitchell OF Albuquerque ~ IN
fortalcs for a few days visit with
friends
Mrs Temple Mottnau is visiting at
The home of her parcuta Mr. and Mira
q, NJ. Williamson OF rortalea
The ladies Of the Methodist church
ot rortales recently gave pantry
sale for the benefit of the church.
judge and Mrs. !. e Hail we're
host and hostess, az q i O'Clock dmner
Monday evening for the tellpwius
quests. MIR. and Mrs T. T. lardon "
rortales, and Mrs, q ". carr W Fort
Sumner
Ntr. and Mrs. i W. rNeau and Mira
~ \ Nsnitafl all az nnrtalpg irft tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
RECEPTION TUESDAY, EVENING

The last " the series uf toas and
receptions by the womau'S museum
board which have proved 40 enjoy.
able this winter win he given ON mt
scum night Tuesday evening. at the
conclusion ot Mrs Austm's lecture ON
Literary Craftsmanship and local
Color" A special invitation ia extend.
ed tn tho Santa Fo Woman'a club and
to the womRu's board Of trade as welt
as 60 legislators aud their guosta to
attend, Az Lent begins ON Wodneaa
day, the social affairs at the museum
viii not he resumed until after EAST
or although the museum night meet
tngs viii DO continued, Mira waiter
and Mrs Thomas win ho hos,csSes ON
the evening uf March /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02

az the southwest She W3N illustrate
her yal& w&,G anecdotes igon literary
workshops Being q rSNSWNmage ne,
efstry craftsman herself an5 having
personal acquaintance with publish
erS. authors plaNWr,khtS en both S,tcS
20 EhC Atlantic. her lectures Will he
important events In the aN0als ot the
'R#Sv8;0 and of literary Santa Re,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
rur r1rrrEN CllH.

Tho Fifteen club met FRIDAY after
noon with Mrs Il J. laleO on Eaat
Palace avenue. Mrs, | II, Eapp pre-
sided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
A-B-C
OF tho
ManualO

which contains vaiu
able Information for
anyone who owns u
player or who II thlnkz
ins OF purchasing one,
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We aNggeat that YOU
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

FOR sALE,-Good 7.room house. corner
lot. on pavement walking distance. good
location. Price $3.50 tetm1 81 South
Nogalos Phone lst7
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HOUSES FOR SALE

Ns-s house on full sire lot two
s,n vest md two blocks north Ken
w, ,o.rte Tor $500 $50 cash snd 800
- mouth Phone 2ooi
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Office Room for Rent

IN Hayward building, over Wool
Nor'h's, rplendid location: rent very
reasonable Soc BOSTON SHOE
SHOP over Woolworth's.