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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
ROTARY CLUB
WORKING PLANS
ARE COMPLETE
City Chairman c. B. Hervey
Has Named Ten Teams
to Begin Activities for
Drive Tuesday.

Local Rotarians, who at their meet.
ing last week went on record as en-.
dorsing the Salvation Army Home
Service Fund drive. May 1926. and re,
would devote three hours work a day
solved that each member of the olut
for three days to the campaign dur.
ing the week have completed theil
working plans to begin Tuesday.
The San Carlos Hotel will be head
quarters for the drive and City Chair
man Chas. B. Hervey has announced
the following teams and captains:
Team No. captain I. H. Aiken
Jno. A. Merritt. c.. H Turner. DR.
John H. Tiller
Team No. Captain George Eman-
uel. Ben Clutter w c. Mackey, Hunt
er Brown.
Team No. captain J. A. Jones
Max L. Bear, c. S. Bonaclzer. B. s
Hancock.
Team No. captain w. A. Kindeli
J. H. Collins. Sol Calm, w. A. Ray
Team No. 5-captafn c. F. zeek
Vincent Vidal. D. oppenheimer, w. B
Logan.
Team No. 6-Captain H. A. Lurton
H. DAlemberte, DR.. ]. L. Ingram, A
L. Reinschmidt.
Team No. Captain w. H. Watson
James White, Morris Levy, Paul T
Stewart.
Team No. s-Captain j. P. Moore
w c. Diffenderfer, Henry Jeudevine
L. E. Thornton.
Team No 9-Rev. j. Fl. Brown. J
T. Peele. John Massey, Frank Taylor
Team No. 1O-J. ID. Carroll. Lee Bell
c. w. Parker, w. E. Willis.
Rotarians will meet in the lobby Of
the San Carlos hotel at 9:45 Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday Reports
will be made by team captains at the
Rotary luncheon Tuesday, and at 9
complimentary luncheon "Wednesday
and Thursday given by the manage
ment of the San Carlos hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
ST. LUCIE OVER
IN SALVATION
ARMY CAMPAIGN

Atlanta. Ca, May 17.-St. Lucie
county. Florida. has the distinction of
being the first county to be officially
reported over the top in the Salvation
Army Service Fund drive In a tele-
gram to Edw. Young Clark, direclor
IF the southern division of the cam
na;pn r. r. Kersey, zone manager for
tbe Orlando zone announces the re-
ceint of a telegram from A. H Stew
art of Fl. Pierce, county chairman for
ST. Lucie county telling of the fact
that his county is already over the
top of the fun quota allotted and stat
ing that subscriptions are still being.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
COTTON EXPORTS
CORPORATION TO
SELECT OFFICERS

New Orleans. May 17.-The execu-
tive committee of the recently organ
lied cotton exports financing corpora
ton viii meet within the next ten
days and select STAFF of officers and
permanent headquarters it was an
nounced today. Opinion expressed by
the members indicated that New Or
leans would be chosen as headquar-
tiers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
DEAD" MEXICAN
HOLDS UP TRAIN
AND KILLS GUARD

Washington. May I7-Rebels led by
General Gabay, the F'elicista leader
who was reported some time ago to
have been killed. held up a train near
Vera Cruz recently and killed forty
one persons, includin several women
and children and the entire military
guard. according to advfces reaching
Washington today through oficia.
channels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18

Versailles. May 17.-Count Won
Brockdorff Rantzau. head of the Ger
man peace delegation. win leave for
Berlin tonight accompanied by sew
eral members of the delegation. The
decision to make the journey was
reached at a full meeting of the Ger
man delegatiol this afternoon.
Further indications that the Ger
man peoples indignation over the
peace terms az re 5a1eatt III sSriilt
dispatches, is not as spontaneous as
has been made to appear. are found
BY the Temps in circumstances con-
nected with dropping from airplanes
over Berlin May 9th of protests against
the requirements of the peace treaty.
These protests declared the object of
Germany's enemies was not destruc-
ton of militarism but to impose upon
Germany a shameful peace of violence
and pillage. The proclamation dis
tributed by the airplanes was printed
May 4, three days before the treaty
was delivered to the Geramns it was
pointed out.
London, May 17.-Sanguinary en-
counters have occurred at Sofia be-
tween the garrison and revolutionaries
who demanded the resignation of the
government and the establishment of
soviet. according to a dispatch from
Vienna. All Bulgaria is reported in
an uproar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
WINNIPEG IS TIED
UP BY STRIKE OF
Sc, 900 WORKERS

winnipeg. Man. May 1s.-Perfect
order and lack of demonstration have
SO far marked the general strike which
today involved nearly thirty thousand
workers in almost every branch Of
the city's activity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18


Washington. May 17.-Lieut Com
mander Albert c. Read. commanding
the American naval seaplane NC-4,
which was the first to reach the
Azores on the trans Atlantic flight,
and Lieut.. Commander Patrick \. l..
Bellinger, who was close behind him
in command of the NC-1, received
their aviation training at the Pensa-
cola station Read is S2 years old,
and was born in New Hampshire, he
was assigned to the Pensacola station
where he won promotion to command
Of HAMPTON Roads naval station Both
Read and Bellinger We're on detached
navy department duty when assigned
to make the effort to bring to the
United states the honor of making the
first successful Atlantic flight. Tt is
probable that Commander john II.
Towers, commanding the NC-3, flag
shin of the airp1ane fleet. also re-
ceiyed his training at Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
CERMANY'S Is
DAYS LIMI
ENDS THURSDAY
German Protests Not Spon-
taneous-Probers Fin d
Propaganda Was Printed
Before Treaty Delivered.

The peace conference. while wait
ing for Germany 70 decide her atti-
tude toward the peace terms rapidly
is completing treaties for Germany's
former allies, and smoothing out the
differences between the allied and as
sociated powers. The Germans fif-
teen days to make written appeals on
the conditions expire Thursday. The
terms for Austria are nearing compile
ton it is indicated. and the Austrians
viii present their credentials Monday.
It is understood the sAustrtans will be
called upon to pay FIVE billitl marks,
one twentieth of the amount demand
ed from Germany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
|NC-FOUR MADE
90 Miles HOUR
TO AZORES ON
LONG FLICHT
NC-One Is Hauled in Late
Last Night; NC-Four Re
ported Lost in Fog But
Crews Believed Safe.

Horfia F'ayal. May 17.-NC-4 aver
aged so miles an hour to Horta -ay,
and according to Commander Read,
made the flight in thirteen hours and
eighteen minutes
washington, May 17.-Destroyers
searching for the last seaplane NC-1
have found the plane. and Lieutenant
Commander Beliinger and crew have
been taken aboard the steamship Iona.
This report was made to the navy de-
partment late tonight in a cablegram
from Hortia, Azores.
Washington, May 17.-The destroyer
Harding at 4:27 p. m, reported she had
established communication with sea-
plane NC-1 and was speeding to the
rescue Commander Read of the Four
was expected to ttake his plane to
Ponta Del Gada tomorrow for the
dash to Lisbon where the overseas
flight will be completed.
Washington, May 17.-The NC.3,
flagship of the transatlantic seaplane
squadron was still missing. late tonight.
The NC-I was riding on the ocean
surface 200 miles from Fayal after be-
ing forced to descend when she be-
came lost in fog, while the NC-4 was
safe at Horta, Island of Fayal. having
landed at 9:20 this morning, Wash
ington time, after making the flight
from Trepassey to the Azores in fif-
teen hours and fourteen minutes. The
last report from the NC-3 came at 5: 15
this morning. showing her off her
course in a fog 35O miles from Fayal
NYo,-aI nFffcialS entertained no appre-
hension 70 rthe safety of Commanders
Towers and the crew of the NC-4
however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18

Now that the peace congress has
nearly finished it's work. President
elect Pessoa of Brazil. is preparing to
return home and assume the reins OF
office Pessoa has been at the head
of the Brazilian delegation TO the
peace congress. He is booster for
the United States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18

TO the man who's stuck the longest
against the Bolshevilxi seens likely to
come the leadership in Russia Koi-
chak head of the Omsk government,
has been recognized by the Archangel
government IS supreme and the allies,
it is believed are about to give him
similar recognition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18
sHaEaERsE . EE EHaBRa

Fer Florida. Local thunder-
storms Sunday; Monday, prob
ably fair, with gentle 90 mod~
crate shifting winds.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
BLAINE URGES
Development

Puget sound territory po-sesses
I qualifications which should make Il
Z one 81 the greatest manufacturing
and industrial districts In the world
7 This was the 'nesEaRe delivered be-.
Z fore commercial men and county o.
nclals Of the state. Friday morning
4 BY y. T. Blaine. IN one - the series
81 meetings called 10 discuss Rys.
ten % Greater Puget Sound railroad
Z terminals.
New England has become a great
manufacturing center without q
nth. Of the advantages lying within
the Puget sound district. according
4 10 Blaine.
New England produces power with
coal, Puget sound can obtain all the
power u needs by Harvesting nature.
Copper can be produced here az one.
half the cos; necessary in the East.
blaine asserted
Puget sound IL destined 30 become
one - tn. greatest sections in the
world II her business men. state and
county officials. seize present oppor.
tunities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
WAGES MUST co
UP, DECLARES
BUILDING CHIEF

when James a Johnson took
over the management Of the city
building department recently ~ the
request 81 the mayor. be found thBt
there were too many employees on
the job. according 10 his annual dc.
partmsntal report 10 the mayor frl.
day.
johnson fired five men receiving
total Of $3.50 a month. ana now
does the work 81 this staff a. u
cost Of 800 % month for gasoline
ana oil. he explains IN the account
Of his Stewardship.
The outlook for building for the
coming year Ia Seattle is not a. an
promising" hays Johnson This he
attributes 20 the very high coht 81
building materials" Discussing
high costs. he anys.
1T h. true that wages are high.
but it Is not 10 be expected that
wages can be reduced until a rad.
cal reduction takes place la the cost
Of living The purchasing power Of
wages today does not come 10 with.
IN 90 per cent of that paid during
normal times.
IT IL very Encouraging fact
that the cost 81 living in Seattle II
higher than In any other consider.
able city ln the United states. TO
maintain the same standard Of liy.
Ing ua obtained in other communl.
ties with which ~ have 10 compete
our people must receive higher
wage"
'Dccayed' u the word used By
johnson in describing the detcriora.
ton that has set In at the city
Stockads operated b the city for
vice disease victims. on beacon I'm
The buildings are "unslghtly and an
eye-sore." he k1yA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
RYTHER drive
BEGINS MONDAY

Mayor Ole Hanson has sanctioned
tho Ryther Child Home drive for
$4,000. which begins In Seattle Mon
day. lie spoke before the members
u the committee In charge Of the
drive at the Masonic temple Thurs.
day night
w. ". f.add. chairman 81 the in.
dustriai division committee. presided
Al the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
IS ron sNI.E-REAL ESTATE
~ JAIN & GO
Ettei tmildinE

j. ~ JAIN & co
Eitei uuiidinE
Hammer Place House. rooms. bath.
EaA. electricity. piprd fur furnace
porch. chicken run, 'tn ttten.
with tloo down. balance $50 per
month. including interest
18th Ave n -llouse. rooms. FUR
mace. fireplace. fuit cement base
mrut. hnrdw uoA floors and mod
eru lee every respect. an excellent
buf ln THE district at 5000 Win
600 dow 20, balance Co suit put-
chaser
Federal Ave Corner lot eoAi00
with small 8rruom cottage lu bed
+ repair an excellent homcsitr. WIN
$4,000. with $1,000 down. batane"
Co cult
" t0th % House. rooms mod
etu with huiitsm feature. nee
place. piprd fur furnace. iauudrf
trays good tHt $500. With tsh0
down balance monthly
e8rd Ave. s. " bungalow. ? rooms
bath, electricity Placement large
lot This Do dandy Buy at $50.
with 1880 down, balance $50 pes
month. Including interest
s1rd Ave-. = cottage 81 feous
bath. electricity, basement, chick
en- house. lut ttxtsn Reduced 90
s. 900. ~ith is9n down, balance
so per month. including interest
Meridian Cottage ~ rooms
bath EnH. electricity. collar. TAT So
lot, good view Eardrn. and chick
sn house. ~ fI.0N1s ith 1000 each.
haisnc. 50 per month. Including
Interest
Brooklyn Ave House rooms
not new but modern ~ 10 Kind
TOT 5Uxiog. ss0p Min 5000 down.
balance $50 per month. Including
Interest
Evanston Ave -ttpus~. : fonns
modern lmpFos efnenta; cement
basement fine ftrs iui tNti0e g.
alley snap a. i4soo. With Iseo
down. balance 90 monthly. IN
rludlnE Interest
Greenwood Ave Cottage. rooms
not new Henii modern. corner lut.
s9Atoi, 10 we'll worth the price
halanc. 90 per month. lHeluding
! Interest
itih Az. w--tlouse. rcoms. bath.
electricity. lot s9siso one block
from 2 car lines \ good buy al
iLto0. any feasonAhlr terms
Tth Ave = W ~sw t.room hunEa-
low iusf completed with all mud.
rru irurfut entente close tu car
end a bus a. tsfia. wien teaa
duwn. balance - Per month. ln-
tiui tntrrrsf
g. Goth So bungalow ~ rooms
basement. hath Has. electricity
nice lawn. tut e0AipN ifnr bay
al 81 coo with $500 down. balance
! monthly. Including interest
HEADQUARTERS for Seattle Property
Exclusive t.is,inrs only.
J n IAifN a co
Eitet uidE second a. riks.
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THE REMAINING USED CARS
pN OtN FLOOR MiiNf GO
ltcDAitnLESS or PRICE.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Turkish Baths

DIR, kathryn Harrison - Women =
disorders rcadiusted. tsi9 Stone
WV, Green l.nkc car. North 2lhh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
CHARGE SAYS JANITOR
SOLD STOLEN SILVER

Leo ]. Geehus. janitor at the plan;
OF kiibournc a Clark. Spokane st.
and +. Marginal way. is charged
with selling five pounds Of silver
stolen from the company office De.
ccmbcr 20. TO n Seattle jewelcr. in
an information filed in superior
court Friday. Gechus is a former
inmate OF McScil'a island prison. &c.
cording TO Deputy Prosecutor Rarto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
DON'T TAKE LESS

DoNr ur aWfNDfIp OUT or
YOUR upSpH hEi.L bfltft'f
no HieLtAfit.E bTOck AND
HOND ultOkEil
NORTuWEBTEnH STOCK & BOND
COMPANY
COL Alaska uiig. cherry and End.
open evenings until > o'clock sun
dHAa from ~ 60 4 Tor the con
Nruionrc Of the public.
WILL uUY GROOM nU&UABoW
for cash Must boz good buy. and
good location Phone ballard atut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

STROUP, CH1RoPRACToR. GRAD
uatc National School Chicago. III
Consultation free. 2l2 Denny Bldg,
laos Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
FUNERAL NOTICES

MItl.ER--in this city. January ).
1879. Mona y. Miller, age - years
beloved wife OF William Il. Miller.
s2is Atlantic st. and mother OF
Eva Miller
Private funeral sfrvires vii he
held at the psrlora Of Bonnev-N at
son Co. 1903 broadway, Sunday at
y. IN. lntcrincnt in WaShelii
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
ACREAGE
IMPROVED 20 ACRES

econ DISTRICT FiNE soft
ictwr,n aud 2 asrrH thor
"uEhiy cleared ana cropped
some land picked up and
seeded a. pasture. stream
through property. besides
Hplrndld we'll. house. chicken
huuse and barn Tor head -
stock large building for
farming implements. black
amith fhup. etc. young fruit
tfr~H berries 80 hii kinds
Furniture and tools can hr
had with piHrs hi rchHuuahie
price. within easy DRIVING
distance 90 seattle pubHs
markets ffrlce i-fa0s terms
1850 ranh. balance easf
monthly payment E1fbr =
tafFaF. su7 New York BLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
FARM LANDS


30 acrcs in ekagtt county. price SIC
per acre.
90 acres At Htanwood Price So pet
acre
80 nrrer ~ Kingston. 1850 10 acres
10 acres az Port orchard. $3.50. On
trfua.
no acres. north ~ seattle. 81 900 hair
each.
YotrNG & unOnEnG
f119 ballard Az. Thuur ballard kid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
wANTED--I,isNL ESTATE
LIBERTY bonds

n Won sett your LIBERTY nONDR.
we viii huy them on the basis of
the New York Stock a Bond CO.
Tho prices today arc as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
STOCKS AND BONDs

Liberty BONDS
n you u1uHt sell your Libsrty ilonds.
We viii buy them. Instead ~ sell.
iuEs however. We recommend That
you buy moro bonds at present
low prices We can furnish them
ht New YORK stock Exchange
prices
To-day. January 2. We paid the follow
ing net prices Tor Liberty iiDnds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
1 ron sNiE-uToMoniI.Es

! STILL sf.AsuING PRICES
TuE REMAINING USED CARS
DN OIR FLOOR Mt'NT GO
KEUAiipLEsS or PRICE.
HERES NOUU
OpPoRrl NIFTY
! To purchase good car At
practically your own price
aud terms
EVERY CAR
w offer YOU A. this sale 10 In
good shape and ready for
the road.
Come up early set your pick
90 the care
GIVE Is
500 and drive this fine tour
inr ear away a surprise
awaits you here.
OR TINS oNE
5000 and you can take % home
with YOU It's a hish class
light cat
AND THEN
5000 will start sou out with
this sedan It's a Huhppy CAT
WOULD Nou FAY
5000 on "a fine six touring car
+ that III in fine condition and
that has almost new tir~uf
Would yuut
JUST THINK
7 $500 puts ynu iH pursca ninn ~
+ a nigh class roadster. just
FROM the paint shop
IRIS oN TuE SQUARE
$500 starts sou out with pne
81 the clasairst automobile
ever built IN the United
states Come and see a.
80 NULL
E $3.50 lets you in on this road
strr. is practically new
she does the counter, balance
on high
\ JAZZ CAR
$3.50 ssea you cutting the wind
in ltis gussd demon Come
pirk ~ of
now CONF on
1850 10 not much 60 put down
On modern car Were
practically giving this car
away.
MONEY TALKS
1900 and you glide over the
hiiis in n smooth running
NrfY Under automobile that
is hard Go tell from new
COME SEE THEN
WE HAVE goar WONDER
FIJI BUYS
SAME OLD EASY TERMS
USED CAR pEFT
HAINswoRTH MOTOR co.
1859 broadway
Phone East t3s
ptJabutorr y soidsmohiisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

TUEgE ARE TRUE BARGAINS
s.. sos rooms <ern fun base
urnt fireplace. 4 cory
1-rnnm house In she rear.
lot tnstsk feet. about feet
elevation street paved all
asneasfnsnis paid In fun Can
you beat IT.
81. 500 rnomha new modern. Tine
view southwest woodland
park fine iuft Easy terms.
-. 500 Fonmss huitt-tn features
fine bookcases buffet fire
place hard wood floors. lot
snxfia. wet Seattle mag
nfftrrnt NfeN over Sound .
Easy terms
o. fSp--t rooms cory little house. in
Fremont. hair block 20 car.
on boulevard Can you build
such house Tor ti.saof Easy
terms
AASf.S a SEXTON co.
Elliott sfi7. i1io FIRST Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR READY FOR IMME-
date occupancy 3-room unpre-
tentiouH hOuse; near car. gas:
electricity. Also i0-room house,
best residence district Moncrieffe
Cameron. owner. 1890 Henry
Bldg. Main 1888; Queen Anne 1863.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
WA<TED-BOtRDERS

WILL GIVE MOTHERs CARE TO
e-year-old girl. $50 month Take
sixth ave. " w. car to end. 20
two blocks west, one block north
70 5000 Seventh ~ w.
BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN
boarded. East $3.50. 1887 18th N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
PERSONAL.

ZURICH. Jan. S--Thc soldiers
council was reported today have de.
posed Field Marshal Won Hinden.
burg and Con. Grocncr. second in
command of the German armies
when the two officers refused TO
obey orders of tho council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
ia SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

rN'fFfC coAST ENGLISH SCHOOL
gives indiv dual frstrusficn - ter
s4rnsrH in the English hranc hrr
eiv aavs or evenings per week. -
month Tutoring school pupils a
speciality office sti WaHhington
Rtdr. T05 First ave. opposite
I>owman a Hanf0rd
ENGLISH TAUGHT EXPERT SAP
teacher Elliott t17t
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

J05 " 44TH ST ROOMS. PART
y furnished; stove and sink. rent
1880
ONE ROOM TENT BUNGALOW FOK
$500 a week. 1906 sixth ave.
WANTED OR 7-ROOM FUR
niahed cottage. Phone North 2g1.
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UuYlnE o. selling ofdnfH executed
Tor all Glasses ~ railroad. indus
trial. hank and all local seruriti"E
Quotations and late Information
on file
ItERHfS A. RHODES. Inr.
Established 1855.
STOCKS AND IoNDH
Ii9 cherry 81 Main 1919.
WILL Buy
Liberty HoudH bought or sold
1000 Alaska Petroleum and Coal
500 AthnbnsrR Dil. Trojan on.
800 Pacific Electric Wsidsr
800 Universal lfigh Power Tel
Will. SILL.
700 Universal HlFh Power special
1000 Great Western Pc
troisum ............. special
1900 MtHtrrn smelling
Power s...... ..tt.tt..se INA
400 Alaska copper River
20 FHtts .t. ... tfts+tt+ ~
1000 Chitluh kuskuihna ..-.. 90
1900 American on. Mont o.. 90
5000 Lone star Oh ..ss.ss-. .bi =
1000 Black Hawk Mining Co. .0s .
1850 itrd Monarch ....t.r.. .nf
1000 Mount Rainier ME t... OF y
gDOu Alaska itutnoHtah~ Gold 40
MAX MtNkIEt
90 Union 81 Elliott $50
.
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OUR TERMS ARE EASY

1918 FORD SEDAN. 1900 miles;
Just like new has new
tires. Leon lighting and ig-
milton system. shock absorb
ers and everything else "a
Ford could have Price $3.50.