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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01
GREAT RANCH OFFERING.

s14 acres of rich soil with
plenty of water. all in a
good state of cultivation in
very dooryard of Boise.
Paid-up water right, supply
is ample, houses and out
buildings. All fenced and
cross-fenced, fine auto road
along one side and across
one end; will divide the
tract for anyone desiring or
IL purchased either for pse
or speculation, will make q
low price to anyone really
interested; easy terms and
low rate Of interest will be
made to purchaser and full
investigation Is invited;
owner now here; call at our
offices. Now is q time to
make the best real estate
deal of your life.
SCHOOLER- STARTLING
AGENCY.
322-324-32S Overland Bldg.
Phone 377W. Boise, Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01
BOOTHS HOUSE BARGAINS.

l1oOSI oAISAA1Nos
$40. 900 ten room modern, 100 foot lot.
$3.50 6-room modern bungalow.
$3.50 5-room modern but heat, new,
100 feet ground, terms.
$500 7-room modern but heat. $500
down, $25 a month.
$1,000 7-room modern but heat. 5000
down, 325 a month.
$1,750 4-room cottage. modern but
heat. $3.50 down. $40 a month.
$500 Groom cottage. lots. 800
down, SIS a month.
$1,000 4-room cottage. $500 down, SIS
a month.
5000 house and lots. s25 down, $40
month.
$500 a pair for good lots. IS down
and IS a month.
Build your own house.
w. T. BOOTH
e07 Bannock st.
BUSINESS CARDS
ABSTRACT OF IlILE
BOISE TITLE & TRUST CO.
Idaho bldg. Phone Al4.
| ESQ SuSs -1~~-~--->-->>.
THE LEONARD ENGINEERING CO..
Assayers. Chemists. Metaliurgists.
11l9 Main st.
AuIo REPAIHINo:
AUTO radiator repairing and all kinds
| and shapes rebuilt and repaired by
factory experience. Idaho Radiator
Works, 125 8. nth st: Phone 7o4 =
.....o..,-,.AyIo TOPS: ~~~~~-
In. H. RnIDE, 1854 Main 81. 4
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING:
Nelson's Auto Paint Shop. 18th and
Front.
........... AIIoRMs 49,
HUGH e. McELRoY. sos Empire. Il
MARTIN & MARTIN, Attornsys-at-
law, rooms 503-4-5 Idaho bldg. Il
poration law. 48e-lS7 Yates Bldg.
WyMAN q wYMAN, Attorneys, 2os-
sos Boise City National bank bldg. IT,
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSN.
Paul Pizey. ~iawyer-manager. suits
622 Empire building. Il
HARRY q. Kessler. Empire oIdE.
PERKY q BRINCK, GENERAL Law
practice. aol-3 McCarty bldg. u
n. H. DUNLAP, probate business. sis
Idaho e'ds. Hhens s41-W. q
las. BoeART. MeCsrty BUILDING. u
/ OPPENHEIM q LAMPERT. sos-3-s-s
Idaho bldg. q
~. L TAYLOR. Melien hotel olock
Mountain Home, Idaho q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01
HERE is WHAT YoU WANT

HERE is WHAT YOU WANT
5 acres close In, good room house,
outbuildings, q good little home, price
$4,000.
10 acres miles SW. Of Caldwell, 2
room house, outbuildings, small or
chard. Price only $4,000.
40 acres between Greenleaf aId Wilder,
20 acres in alfalfa, balance stubble.
New house, price only $500.
Zee our large list Of farms before you
buy.
HARGROvE & SON
Saratoga Hotel Bldg, Caldwell, Idaho
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01

HOMES NEAR STAR. IDAHO 81
10 acres for $4,000: $4,000 cash. bal
ance terms.
81 acres for sS7so; $3.50 cash. balance
per cent.
so acres for sl7soo. easy terms: two
Gets good buildings.
30 acres for $4,000. easy terms.
RIVALS & THOMPSON
Bank Building, star. Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01

HERE ARE REAL BARGAINS
II you want to buy a 20 acre ranch We
have a real one. We konw you will
like It. Let us show you.
20 acres on car line, real dairy
ranch, new room house, 2 screened
porches, worth half the price OF the
place. Barn to care for 10 head of
cows, chicken house and other build
ings, 10 ash trees on place, acres of
alfalfa, acres OF pasture, balance
10 grain, one acre Of orchard on place
good deep well. all fenced, price
$7,500-33,500 cash and balance easy
terms at per cent interest.
Look us up near o. 8. L. depot. II II
is in the country we have It.
SEUMATE 4 TILLER REALTY CO.,
NAMPA, IDAHO
Phone II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01

NICE NEAT LITTLE HOME
FOR SALE-Close in for only $110o.
Will you pay the high rent or risk
higher prices longer.
SCHOOLGIRL TARLING AGCY.
322-24-2s Overland Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01

70 acres of bottom land. free water.
55 acres. No better land in the valley.
IL pasture, old s-room house. sned,
barn, we'll, all fenced. Price $lo.500.
$500 will handle 1t. Crops will pay
for this place in four years above
ones living.
50 acres, all in good state of cul.iva-
ton, 3 sets Of buildings, silo. l mile
to car line, old water right. Price
$12,500; $4,000 cash, balance long
time.
TO acre dairy, we'll equipped, So head of
dairy cattle, Z head good horses, i'm
PIGMENTS, 40 tons silage, SO tons hay.
Price $4,000; $4,000 cash.
| Lots Of Houses-Sell Cheap.
OVERLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
$50 Soma Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-01

BARGAINS WHILE THEY LAST.
40 acres bench land with paid water,
room house and deep well, $3.50.
a acres, bench land. deep well. close
in, $500.
40 acres $4,000. Several good eixhtys
BAKER & CHAPPELL
Caldwell. Idaho.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

'Nui .'f" ma b'i'Nhtl uhi Itil AN|hl'
property
County Hunrh af Equalization.
W : HOOKER
Secretary.
sTA1F or okhAuoMN COUNTY or
TO TuE CnDNrY EXCISE HOARD OF
SNlp COUNTY ANu STATE
GtNrtFAEN
ln.rur,uaurc ~ The provisions 81 Section
~ Chapter goo. Lawn lpii application
b. h,rri# mtdr for supplemental aud NiiI
uouH. appropriations with whirh 10 meet
tho legal and ordinary "tptuNos ~ NuisA
CnYut oklahoma Tor tho remainder ot the
fiscal year ending luuo Auth 1919, and
FOR an order rAurclug certain apptoprin
iIors or rar's thereof hrrglgiorc made inr
said year. ln support hereof wo do hsrch,
crrtg
ru, That certain Of ,hc appropriation,
horti,furo made are Inadequate iu properly
mp.nta|u lhr count, for lh, .url,ul t.'Nl
,'HE. and that thr uuh'. welfare aud r,rls
u' sa.i ,uun't arc Al.T o. lu require for
h,Uftmnudtt -ot,ihr said ,ear tor legal
and ofd.uar, rsprn'rs ihr additional Appru
pusuurs as listed aHt t't forlh Do, pur
posses. ANA smouuta Iu t,mnt "a hereto
attached aud 'uat, . part hrr,ot
Second That thr Financial Statement
hereto attached aud marked f,hihu '.N'
shows gy ~ the CLOSE ~ lNr month rrt
preceding ihc fhtnr hereof thr true and
ll.Nu uf said count, and. that ur surplus
ry,rHu, Of filuGa.ll ps shown iu rhid
,htht is available for and out ~ which
io make fhr additional appropus9uts =
hrrstu requested
rnri ma, tho appropriations a. listed
30 i,hfNIt 't hereof AEgrrgnuuE
afH-.s-l Uu are 'or purposes less urgent sud
imperative than 'ho tdto needs herein
WHEREFORE. request B., hf9-hy made
= ..r.f bel DO. b D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
AUTOMOBILES

O AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
bNpu I'NI Iut HI|. rrI.b and fr'Urr
....n.. U.. N.. U| go. roam n
I0..." nHr r.m. ss. ul.n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
LIVE SGOCk
DOGS CATS PETS

TOR S,.r rnu.r urH. r,s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
LOnors M sntIIr1I.s

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

" NNIip Hwfl and -anm nY ryu.
NIirr.. U., o." rars World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

Telephone your want s1s 20 The Tulsa
World when IL IL more convenient Tor you
10 10 VI ns sure to give your name, al.
dress aud telephone trst AlvAys Ak that
your Telephone advertisement hv repeated
back to ,ou by tho person tskirE ~
Al HhArEc ads sts duo Gnd psyahlo ths
same dav FIRST Insertion ot al appeAts
AT Ais run In both morning sud evening"
editions
Naturalization Of Advertisements mol,
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
MONEY! TO LOAN cHATTELs :,


RFNI I0INTF loans
CITY LOANS FARM cOANS
buIdl0g and loan p.AnE straight loAu on
month. payment plan eight per cent per
A0rNw straight money us~dAri farm
loans g. y Ewing s Go. 2uH-9.IO L. a
= h'jr Phones olq snt 67la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND POUND.

lUNl taw,u rIu ru,sjn, rHght ura
lmprr,N hraJrr valued - Heirloom
',sarJ rho.r Hl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

MptI.B ANu VIONAGE
f'orr ~i' page.s FtfrprJo' htoTIta
lrHUss, ptal- I'-4 s-Gt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

MATTRESSES RENOVATED hri f''d'
cred returned home the ,ars dnI fS'"
b449 SAultlry Mattress Co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

LOST Pair brown k.I glove ON SnuI'
Main .,r Iiudnr please r,fIru CO. Nyf.
office ,T pNuu. uHUH krRArI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
La opinion inglesa y Ia
poIltiCa aIiada de abs
tenCi0n On Russia
Las cinco grandes potencias
aliadas y asociadas no ira
taran cen los bolshevi-
kis nj ayudaran a los
anti-bolshevilzis

LONDRFS. diciembre 15.-De las
varias decisiones que de n name
IA autorizada Sc ha anunciaGo haber
alcanzado en- las ''confercnc;as extra
oficiales de paz". aqui, as dos sobre
las cuaIes Sc ha centralizado el CO.
mento publico son, la relacionada con
Ia nueva politica de abstenci6n por
los a'iados en- Rus:a y el acuerdo ex-
detrimental de les aliadoS curopecs
nara ace~+o~ - "-~~~vrs del Sena-
do Americana al tratado de paz, @
sean "razonables.
La prensa Y el publico en- general
Sc mostraron gr~andemente interesa-
dos por saber hasta d6nde los ALA
dos inrentGn llegar en- cada case. Por
10 que q Russia respecta, TODD 10 que
pudo asegurarsa fu6 que los repre-
sentantes de Gran Bretsna, FTancia
Italia, Jap6n Y los Estados Unidos,
habian conveniGo de una anera in
formal en- no terer tratcs con los
bolshevikis V al mismo tempo, reti-
rar todo Ell apoyo que hasta ahora
Sc habia venido prestando q las fac
clones anti-bolshevikis que eacabeza
el general Denikine y Ell ALnirante
Kolchak; pero NADIA Sc ha dicho acer-
ca de 81 continuaran manteniendose o
no el aislamiento cccn6mico de Ia
Russia del Soviet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
La prenSa alemana ante
la COnferenCia seCre-
ia de Londres
Los periodicos pan-germanis-
tas lanzan Ell grito por la
formation de la nueya
alianza franco
britannica

BERLIN, diciembre 15.-La prem
81 alcmana. Y muy especialmcnte los
6rgancs ~rcconocidcs como ~conserTa-
dores Y pan-germanistas. han levan-
tado ell gr;to con motive de Ia recien-
te c~onferencia de Londres entire los
Primeros Ministries de Francia c In
lgaterra. La principal Causa del dis
rusto. 0 mejor dicho de la rabia de
mostrada por los citados ~perlodlcos,
es ell resultado de n mencionada CON
ferencia. por cuanto q la nueva en-
tentc que aparcntemente Sc ha for
nado entire Francia g Inglaterra.
Los PARTICIPATES ~peri6dicos que le-
vantan Ia VOC contra tai alianza, son
eli Krcuz Zeitung y el Eossische lei
tung. cl primcro que arremetc CON
| ira C~lemenceau. y cl segundo contra
T~Dglaterra. contra Ia Cual no pier
| &c oportunidad para arremeter Ian,
"a en- ristre.
Fl Kreuz Zeitung We en- cl viaje de
C~lcnenceau 4 LondreS. un esfuerZo
70 este 1rreconciliable enc,2igo de A
ANA para fcrmar una ALBANIA Oc-
dental contra el antique Imperic
sutonico," mientras que ell Eossis-
me dice:
inglaterra IS IL potencia que ma
arremetido Y pecado sicmprc a Ale
mania. rs Ella ia que toma Ia par
te principal contra el cy-kaiser y
Ia preston britannica es Ia que real
merte hace que Ia entente continue
. zurraNdo 4 Ia pobre A!cmania'.
FL Corrco de la Bolsa. importante
6rgano financiero. dice por su parte:
La Liga de las Nacioncs y el Ira,
tado De Versailles, han muerto. la
manera como Sc forz6 Z firma de Ia
raz. redpjo 4 Ia NADIA tcdas las es-
pefarzas de III nuevo orden interna-
cicnai del mUndo.
NADIA queda va, como no sea vol
yer q Ia political de las a!ianzas que
p~revaleci6 en- el mundo anterior a
Ia guerra. La paz habra de ase-
gurarse, rero por les antiques mcdios
de Ia vicja 20 itica del militarismo;
pero hay una cosa que falta en- q
case de esta nueva entente,-un O.
pcnente. Ahora. 81 antique opOnen-
te Sc halla sin poder ' sin aliadcs, Y
una a!ianza militar no debe fundarsc
en- Ia preston del mundo exterior. Alb
surda V peligTosa esta en-
tente constituira I'm peligro temible
para TODD e! mundo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Die. 13.-

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Die. IS
La session de aver en- Ia tarde en- la
Camara baja Sc redujo q tratar IN
interesante case, el primero que sc
presenta en- Ia capital, referente a
que varios presidentes de casillas in
vadieron el salon verde del ediflcio
dizque en- busca de garantias que no
podian tener en- otro lugar.
La protesta poG esta invasion no
Sc hizo esperar, Y tue la representa-
cion del Estado de Nnevo Leon una
de las que por escrito manifesto que
en- ell interior del edif>"io no sc po-
dia admitir a pcrsonas eXt~anas. La
Se~cretaria, pop su p"rtc, tambien
protesto corrcctamcEts; pero conc
Sc trataba de asuntos en- los que las
pasioncs politicas andaban a flote, nc
| pudicron ~resolverse sin que hubierar
! gritos entire los ~partidarios de dlstin'
tcs bandos.
FL d;putado Avellaneda eXpresd
que los documentos err que Sc habIar
estamnado dichaS protestas pasarar
al archivo; pero contra csc tramlte
protcsto e. Lie. Angeles.
Los actU2leS Observation-Disclosures
cabe duGa que son criticos, pero hay
que e~ncararse con tllos. Escs docu-
mentos no pucden il al ~archivo; en-
traNan una peticion Y Ia Camara dcbe
contestarla a toda conciencia, dicien-
do 81 csa presunta junta c~omputadora,
que nos ha invadido puede 0 No per-
mantencr en- el interior del edificiO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
CHASCARRILLOS

-iCuanto vale este cuadro?
-Doscientos pesos.
lie doy a listed cincuenta.
-iCincuenta!.. No me estoy mu
de hambre todavia.
-BUeno.... esperare.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
La poIitica sobrc todas las cosas.

Los asuntos policies tienen en- es-
tos momentos absorbida la atenci6n
de todOs los hombres publicos, pues
no hay n solo que nc sc coupe ex-
clusivamente del giro que toman las
cosas relacionadas con las elecciones
que acaban de pasar y que no dieron
! como rcsultado mas que I'm escanda-
10 de mayor o menor consideration.
Con este motive la mayoria de
!os ~senadores no asisti6 aver a la alta
Camara a la session reglamentaria,
a cual Sc redujo a Ia lectura del Ac-
"a Y 4 hacer declaration de que sc
suspendia por falta de quorum.
Los senadores andaban en- la Ca
mara Y en- e. Jardin de Degollado,
informandose de- giro de los asuntos
eiectOralcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
INVASION De LA CAMARA DE DIPUTADOS
Los presidentes de varias casiIas eIectorales Sc
refugiaron en- 81 salon verde de la Camara en-
busca de g~arantlas para sus personals
FL cuRado de Oregon, que es Ell p~residente de la ~asamblea,
les do permiso a los temerosos para que Sc r~etugla-
ran en- Ell edificio del poder Legislative
y este proyoco una protesta

Ell diputado ~obregonista Espinosa
abog6 por que Sc quedaran en- el sa-
lon los ~invasores; pero como no ha-
bia quorum" Sc declare s. efecto la
votaci6n que era contraria q 10 perma
nencia de los eXtranos elementos en-
Ia Camara, V termin6 Ia session en-
tire gritos subversivos de las galerias
de :iTiva Oregon, iMueran los 60
biernistasl iAbajo los re~accionarios,
etc, etc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
Hsbla el cunado de Oregon.

FL Secrctario h2bl6 luego para de-
cir Que 81 no habia hecho NADIA 0 n
creto en- e. case Y que su ofic!o no
habia tenido mas fin cue dar ayiso
4 Ia presidential de Ia Camara de 10
que acontccia. Agreg6 que csc Off
clio no Sc habia contcstado todavia.
Fl cuhado De Oregon, y que por
los azarcs de Ia politica es actualmcn-
te Pr2sidente dc la Camara de Dipu-
taGoS. - eNpres0 en- los Sigu!entcs
terminus: Hoy sc NE prcsento un
gruDo dc ciuiadanos p]idicndome per
MISC para iNStalarSe en- el salon vcr-
dc con cl ohjcto de zanzibar impresio-
mes y reSolver 10 que mas creyera IA
vorablc a los intereses de la comuni-
dad en- la question de las clecciQnes
municipaleS de II ciudad de Mexico
En- tai virtud, como me manufacturer
que no contaban con garantias en-
otro sitio. TO tuve Inconvenience en-
facilitates cl salon verde. en- nombre
de Ia Camara.' tVoces mo, no, Isl, ST.!
Aplausos : s~iSeos(.
Continue hablando 81 prcSidente
para expresar que dc cualquiera ma
nera la Camara era IA que debia re-
solver. sicmprc tcnicndo prcSentc ell
articulo - del r~egiamcrto. que da
detcrminad"s facultadcs al presidcn-
lie del Congryso para asuntos scme-
/ JAMIE: al actual.
Las salcrias Protcssaron ruidosa-
ncnte.
Varios diputados con-cStarou que
las f~acuItades Gel Prcsidente r en-
eI orden econ6mico simplemente Y
que nunca podian llog9r hasta permit
tir Ia invasion al edificio dc Ia ca
mara oor ~cIcMentos extranos Y menos
para asuHtcs dc pcl;tica.
Las galerias protcstaron ruidosa-
mente contra este, sobre TODD al cs-
cuchar de labios del diDutado AvilGs
que ell cd'f;c;o habia sido copstruido
con dinero del pueblo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Sulu Princess
.CMning,ButNot
to Marry, Boys

Princess Tnrhata. royal daughter
Of the sultan OF suiu. will arrive
In Seattle sometime Wednesday
aboard the steamer katorl Maru--
not In quest Of an American hus-
band. but seeking to complete her
education in political science and
the fine arts
Tho the princess n 10 and the
reputed belle OF her celebrated
fathers widely storied domain. II
IL semi-offIcially reported that she
Is not as yet on the eligible LIS,
of marriagables.
With this princess IL Miss Car
men Aguinaido. also 10, daughter
OF the former Filipino war chief.
but now mere business man: the
princess foster brother. II. Gulamu
Rasui; Gov. AEustin L.. Aiverez Of
Zamboanga. and Walter w. Mar
quardt. an educational agent.
The two distinguished young
women WHY enter the University Of
Illinois at The expense Of the Fill
pino government. which approprt-
ated $4,000 for the education OF
40 students from the islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

iustment OF my phone bill for the
strike period.
she-You want tho business OF.
flee.
Yrs Truly-That II tho idea.
=. (pause) tmore pauHel.
IA few jigglea on the receiver
"a few pauHesl.
A New Voicc--What II IT.
Mel want TO ask. etc.
- "a few pauscsl
Now the scene changes. The cast
OF characters In different. A mans
voice IL heard. l get my pen ready.
The ordeal will be soon over.
Hopefully l begin my explanation.
The voice interrupted. "You'li have
to come In person TO our business Of.
flee"
was willing 10 be patient. 30 I
began all over again. and then asked
what there wns l could tell nj the
main office that I had not told.
What I wanted was thu amount 80
could send the check, Tho man
got real pecvcd Said he wasn't In.
tereHted In my complaints, said fur,
Their In real big letters. WE DON'T
DO BUSINESS OVER THE
PHONE"
What do you know about thatf
Perhaps l am naturally Of an argu.
incentive disposition. Anyway, there
seemed 10 be big possibilities here.
had heard OF doctors that refused 10
take their own medicine. using the
telephone. tho. seemed different.
on second thought. there II some
thing suggestive OF dark. brown
medicine In the phope service.
Anyway. l felt Il my duty TO tell
this man that I was n creature OF
habit and my habit OF using the
phone for business purposes had
been developed TO certain high
state OF perfection thru following
tho suggestions Of weil.writien ads
OF his company me, with In my trav-
els turnout tho length and breadth
OF this broad land
In the midst OF my few. brief re.
marks along these lines. tho son-of.
a-gun hung up on mo. I CRASHED
all % OF my teeth. then tho thought
occurred TO mo that perhaps I was
wrong. maybe I had been cut OFF.
Hanging up In no fair way TO treat
a customer. nohow. II Isn't polite
or according TO the book Of rules on
courtesy. A public service corpora,
ton is supposed 20 have an oily bird
In tho complaint department who
would grow fat on what was giving
this chap. All tho authorities agreef
on this. lie changes your frowns
10 smiles: tho customer Is always
right. satisfied client In our best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
SUBSTITUTE FOR
PHOSPHATE
LEADS To ARREST
Pharm seist sought to Make Fortune
ny Trading Upon Reputation of
Well known Tonic. Strength, Tis-
sue md blood BuiIder--Iu,ttsfion
Did Not Contain strenEth-Gtvisg
Properties Of Genuine Product

PHOENIX, Ariz.---Tbe arrest OF
pharmacist OF this city revealed n
gigantic plot to violate the state and
federal statues by selling "a cheap.
Inferior, substance represented TO be
genuine bitro- phosphate.
The authorities found thousands
of counterfeit labels and materials
indicating elaborate plans for the
nationwide exploitation Of the spu-
rious tonic. The case Is unique i'm
the criminal records OF Arizona and
against worthless limitations de-
signed TO sell upon the reputation OF
high grade. efficacious preparations.
For many years itro-Phosphate
has enjoyed the confidence OF It's
millions of users and the fact that
reputable physicians prescribe and
recomme nd II In cases OF nervous
ness, excessive thinness and gem
eral weakness makes ~ the natural
target for the INSCRIPTIONS substi-
tutor.
Frederick KoIlc. NJ. -. editor Of
New York physicians who's who"
says Bitro-Phosphate should be pre-
scribed by every physician and used
strength and enrich tho blood Of
weak, thin. nervous or anaemic pco-
pie,
The genuine phosphate IL
sold by all frst-ciass druggists un-
der n dcfnite guarantee Of satiafac-
tion Or money back. and cases Of at
tempted substitution or the safe Of
an h.htation should be reported To
ARROW CHEMICAL co. sole man
ufacturers. 81 Union Square. New
York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
BELLEVUE BLOSSOMS
IN BIG TOWN STYLE

Bellevue, that rustling suburb OF
Seattle. across Lake Washington. Is
to blossom out Tuesday in real met
ropolitan regalia. This important
step is in the nature OF real up.
to- the.minute moving picture show
TO be held Mt the clubhouse under
the auspices OF the Bellevue District
Development Club. From the number
Of tickets already sold. these shows
will be a permanent attraction. The
construction of the new Lake Wash
lngton boulevard right thru the en-.
tire length OF the community has
aroused the people 20 their future
possibilities and ~ order TO keep
pace with other developments no
tees are now posted for an election
to vote money TO provide a new
school site. Within another year
Bellevue expects 20 boast OF a
strictly modern school building that
will take care of the rapid increase
in population for some years to
come,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Cut Distance to
Snohomish County

That the short cut highway from
Seattle to snchomish viii now be.
come a reality was the report made
yesterday to the executive committee
OF. the state development bureau Of
the Chamber OF Commerce by the
good roads committee. For over n
year the committee has been advanc.
ing the plan and the survey has been
recently adopted by the state highway
commissioners. The new route will
clip about 20 miles from the distance
between the two cities.
Strong recommendations were
made to be forwarded to congress re-
garding an appropriation TO rebuild
the Baker lake fish hatchery, which
was recently destroyed by fire.
About $4,000 IL the estimated cost of
restoration for the whatcom county
establishment.