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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
SHERIFF'S MEN
FIND CLUES IN
MURDER CASE

The sheriffH office saturday IL In
possession ~ clues which may re-
veal the identity Of the murdered
man whose body was found near
Itcnton Thursday morning and mo y
result In the capture ~ the alleged
murderer
According 10 sheriff stlnger. the
completion of the case, which IN one
OF the most puzzlinR In the annals
OF Scattie's crime. may be reached
within n few days
strlnser and deputies are working
on the theory that the murdered
man was sent down from Della, Al
berta, about three years ago by
Pete Burns. . Calgary shipper, la
charge OF two cars of cattle destined
Tor carHtens' packing house In se.
attic. George n. Mccarthy, the
man who found the body. was his
companion In charge Of the cattle.
shortly AFTER his arrival here the
man disappeared and has not been
heard from since The fact Of his
wearing heavy uuderSear and
clothes Of nm evident English weave
led the sheriff's mcn 10 believe that
their theory ~ the man being from
Canada IL correct. Another point II
the razor found on the body. which
men who are knocking about. as the
slain man evidently was. usually
carry with them.
The man. according TO sheriff
Htringer, hah a sister living In
Kent and efforts are being made 10
find her. The sheriff il also trying
10 get Ia connection with Burns. the
Calgary shipper. 10 learn the name
Of the man sent here In charge Of
the cattle ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
This Seattle Boy, Only
Three Years Old, Reads
and Knows History, Too
ny HELEN sPAuI.DING



Hob. an adorable. golden haired
chubby little hoy. sitting on kiddy'
kar, lisped readily. Great 'manci
pator." In replying TO his mother's
question.
Thea his big hazel. long dashed
eyes blinked merriiy and real boy
smile flashed up al me, indicating
that the Ice was broken. as far o.
my meeting was concerned. with WI
liam Robert Harris. familiarly known
as Bob" the thres.year.old son OF
Mr. ana Mrs. W. T. Harris. OF 1850
Myrtle ~.
| had come out To Rainier valley
where "Bob's" house sits far up on
the bluff overlooking green hills. TO
hear him read that first literary
achievement OF young America. the
first'gtade primer. which has been a
stumbling block To children twice his
age. He reads every word at sight
and spells them. too. without prompt.
ing.
BESIDES. he can recognize the pic.
lures, only he II apt To call "a pictur.
of cat. pussy" because that liz the
particular name OF his own house.
hold pet with whom he romps around
much the same as other boys do with
their puppy dogs.
\ Natural Prodigy
bob Is Just natural student OF
hteratur. and not a product OF Mon.
teHsori methods or cultural atmos
phere. winch proves that child
prodisies can thrive IN the humid
air OF Puget Sound AS we'll as In the
envlrons of Harvard coiieg. or NOV
Ing pictur. studios
From the time he first began TO
notice things" Bob Just naturally
took to the A. n. O.. until by the
time he was 20 months old he knew
them all by heart and could count
the numerals up To- 10. also. ON
Las, Thanksgiving. hi. father inaugu.
rated a nightly reading lesson OF 10
minutes. much 60 Bob's delight. and
now since he has attained the manly
estate Of three ycNu he has gradu.
ated from the fir-t graders book and
is well informed on points OF history
az wen
fo' instance u" can tell you that
"aHh'nston was the "fadsr uf Is
country now many states there ~"
w 'he union how many stars and
STRIPES IN the Tag. and who ~ pres.
"'h' OF tue United states and the
secretary OF the treasury
''ep hsss SUNDAY school. his
mother Informed me. and upon her
hsEest'"n TO say the gard Psalm. his
paoy I'ps began, III tsor' irr my
Nh'perd ana repeated word for
""fu inc iaNori'r psalm.
We Never Cri~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
BLIND MAN PAYS
SIS FOR DEATH,
SAYS PRISONER

CHICAGO. March is..-Dave Lewis
old and blind. valued his life. at moth
ing. but he gave all his wealth. $50.
for his death. according to the story
OF Aubrey Dennison, the Chicago
Kid" as relayed TO police here by
Louisville. KY. officers, pennison
said the cxhortations OF "a mission
preacher led him TO unbosom him
self
Lewis was drunk and | was half
drunk" Dennisoa told Kentucky Off
GERS. they relate.
lie said he was a burden to him
self and every body else and offered
me SIS II would XIII him. put
him away. dropped his body In the
river and left Chicago"
Chicago officers inclined 10 dis
credit the story. No such disappear.
ance Il recalled and no "fioater" re-
sembilns the description Of LAWS
was taken from the lake after last
August. when the murder was said
to have been committed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
JENNINGS STILL IN EUROPE

Judson T. Jennings. Seattle librari-
an. who was recently granted a six
months leave of absence for the pur-
pose OF organizing library work for
the army OF occupation. has been
commended in the Library Journal
for March for his present work 81
providing reading matter for the sol
diers at Coblepz. Charles II. Comp
ton Is acting librarian during Jen-
nings' absence I'm Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Motor Mechanics
Wanted by Marines

A large number Of motor mechan-
les IL required for aviation duty, and
any that may be accepted In Seattle
will be transferred to the recruit de-
pot at Mare island. and upon compile.
ton 81 their recruit training Will be
transferred to the marine flying
field. Miami. Fla. for duty.
Special notation will be made on
their enlistment papers that they
are motor mechanics. and are TO bc
transferred to Miami upon compile.
ton OF recruit training.
For further information apply at
the marine recruiting station. ioi
Yesler way. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Name Troops for
Early Convoy Home

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
war department today announced
that the following organizations
have been assigned 10 early convoy:
Ambulance service sections SIS.
52s. 53s. ISL. 55s. b92. 5sa. SIS, Gao
and cal; 4oeth telegraph battalion:
base hospitals IA, ~. 80 and ~; aero
squadrons rs. fo2. 4s6. 497 and 1905:
i1sth field signal battalion; 13th on
ginecrs: field hospital ~; bakery
companies 3o5. 327 and ass; base hos.
pitfalls 80. its and -. and photograph
section is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Wilson Makes
Appointments

WASHINGTON. March is.--Presi.
dent Wilson has signed the follow.
Ing recess appointments. the White
House announced today.
To be registrar OF land office.
Effie a. Frisbee. at Juneau. Alaska.
To be receivers Of public money:
Mrs. Lulu Hurley. al Eiko. New:
Donationto Rodrigu.x. La Mesa. at
Las Cruces. ~ NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Seattle's Quarantine
Hell and StOckade BEL
Ole Hanson. the Mayor. how I
came 10 support him. and what Ne
advised me TO do about the quaran-
tined people
BY EDWIN J. BROWN

The average person believes that
the word progressive means going
forward with an advancing civtlina.
ton. This is exactly what beIjev.
ed. had seen the Socialist party
ship lose sight Of its principal port
democracy" and beat itself liter
ally 10 pieces on the rocks and II
the rough sea Of elimination. ~.
stead Of sailing through the sm0G&h
waters OF assimilation. So. In IS1o.
returned to the Democratic party
ne II seemed to me to lie the party
Of progress.
One evening in 1916. after M.
Hughes and President Wilson had
been nominated. I met Air. OF Han.
son at the Orpheum theatre. ~
Third and Madison. At this tims n,on
were enlisting In the army We
were having trouble with Mexico;
Europe was in deadly grip Of wof.
the Progressive party had disipte-
grated. and Mr.. Roosevelt had beon
quoted as saying a barber could
remove the difference between ur.
Hughes and Mr.. Wilson in fifteen
minutes for fifteen cents (Wh1e
kers being the only differences. &C.
cording TO Mr.. Roosevelt-l
had known MIR. Hanson slightly.
He seemed inclined to supp6rt
Hughes. but was against war with
Germany II u could be avoided. ard
l was also. Soon after this. 1lr.
Hanson went East. and. with other
Progressives. came square out Tor
Woodrow Wilson and supported the
Democratic party. This put us 70.
gether in a political way.
When Mr.. viii Perry died. felt
that a Washington man should Be
appointed to fiji his place. and -
cured some strength for Mr.. Han
son. both in and out OF this state.
and he would have been appointed
but for one thing. which he did in0
tickle moment.
had come to believe in Hanson
and was unmindful of the political
Erebus. where some of his political
friends dwelt. and I believed that
responsibility would develop mcder-
alton in him.
Before he filed for mayor. knew
that Mr.. Hanson had refused 10 70
out upon the street and talk for the
sale OF the first Liberty Bonds. not
withstanding he was an old-timer at
outdoor speaking.
| knew about Mr.. Hanson being
too busy 20 go out and work when
the Red Cross drive was on and also
that he had given literally to the
Red Cross fund.
knew MIR. Hanson's erratlc ma
ture. but until the day after his
election. did not have sufficient
proof to convince me that he was
not a man OF his word.
When the question OF mayor
confronted us people in Seattle. Il
was. OF course. natural that MIR. Ole
Hanson's name should suggest Il.
self TO me. He had helped to elect
President Wilson, but pulled back
when Mr.. Erickson and Mr.. Lane
were elected to the council. After
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

- PERSONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OLD GOLD.
OLD iEwELRY. OLD sILNEit.
WATCHES OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID,
SMITH JEwELRY co.
tfs l. G. SMITH nu.po.. tru FLOOR
fiEDnucS. ALL INSECTS E>.
terminated. walters Guaranteed
Fumigatins Service. sits seventh
ave Elliott tssew. Can use rooms
In seven hours.
TOBACCO OF SNUFF HABIT
cured or no pay 800 " cured.
Remedy sent on trial Superba
Co. W-asT. baltimore. Maryland.
MISS ptERroNT = THERAPEUTIC
treatments, poor circulation. rneu.
matism. sfl GLOBE fiidg. First
aud Madison.
swf1>.uES AND cUnts MADE
from comblnss Ladies' improv~-
ment shop. $50 Union ct Main es"f'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Policeman Mussed
Up Home, He Says;
Asks for Damages

claim for damages WIS filed Sat.
urday with the city clerk by wilfrod
Berry. charging that tho wild shoot
Ing Of two policemen who were
making nm arrest ~ toe Highland
Pharmacy. GOO3 PbinDey wrought
havoc with his house and parior
furniture.
Berry estimates his losses as 81
for the building and as for the fur.
niture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Wilson Will Head
u. S. Again-Mack

RICHMOND. Va. March d.
Woodrow Wilson will again serve
the United Suites ~ president. &C.
cording TO Norman ls Mack. ~ New
York. national democratic commit.
teeman. Mack. here ON a visit. pre-.
dicted Wilson VIII be the choice Of
the people in 1920. pershlng. Hard.
ing or Wood viii be the republican
candidate, Ina Mack'r opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
To HOLD CONVENTION

The annual convention Of Scan
navlan Ssivationists will be held
Tuesday, at the Scandinavian Good
Templars' hall. iii Virginia vt. Col.
ben Nelson. OF Chicago, "A pioneer In
Salvation Army work, will be the
princtpal speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
FELLOWSHIP MEETING

The Sunday afternoon fellowship
meeting ut tho Y. w. G. A. this week
viii be addressed by Rev. w. X. Saw
hill. pastor Of the First United Pres
byterian church. All young women
are invited to attend the meeting
and the social hour to follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

James Wilbur Barry. aged five. and
Lee J. Barry. three. who were burned
to death in their home at bo5s soth
ave. A.. "wednesday. were buried
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in
Washelii cemetery-buried as they
were found after the fire. claspcd In
each others arms. Funeral services
at Johnson a Hamiton's pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
Honor "Madelon"
With the Poilus


Especial TO The Star By -. q. A.
PARIS. March is.--"Madeion."
the poilus favorite marching
song. has been honorcd BY ci,a.
ton In the French Army Orders.
In connection with an action by
the sigth infantry. Reference IL
made TO the intrepid spirit OF the
sixth battalion as II marched to
the strains OF Ia Belle MadeI-
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
RESUME OLD LICENSE RATE

Issuance Of fishing and hunting
licenses at the old rate of 81 for
county licenses and IS for state II.
ccnses will be- resumed Immediately,
according to the state fish commits.
sioner, l.. II. Darwin. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

Stall II. kTistof"Fron'H pafteuftfsd
milk. isc ct Acm. Grocery base
msnt. fbs Lima behDs. stc. pAgH
fnRcaroni zsct Z iSc pkga cox'r
Gelatins. use. Elliott Fish Co. red
snapper. isc m black cod. tsc N.
stenxs, Federal milk. lie can, isc
pkgr. creamettcs use. ibc pkEs
corn flakes. .sc, stalls s.i9. peanut
butter, tsc N. apple butter. 27c N.
stall az, fresh eggs. sc dos: b.a,
butter. ssc ID. sugar and soap stall.
carnstlon. iiordenE or Federal milk.
I9hc can. 6 cans Sunbrstc. sbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
RESIGNS

Cot. Edgar NJ. Heigho has resigned
ID" presidency OF the Pacific a Idaho
Northern railway and Its subsidiary
companies, on account OF III health.
according 10 adviees received here
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
ASSUMES PAsTORATE

Rev. r. A. stancliffe will assume
the pastorate Of the Whitman Me-
mortal Federated church on Sunday.
March IS. leaving his work At the
Madrona Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
FIGHT DRAW

FORT WORTH. Tex. March H.
Dick Griffin. Of Fort Worth. and
Early Puryear. Chicago. bantams.
fought IS rounds TO "A draw here last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
sTATE CENSUS i.7es.,s7

SPOKANE. March f5.--According
10 the United States census bureau.
the estimated population OF the state
Of Washington for next July / is
1.723,757. The population on July
1. 1917. was $3.50, 587.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
To HOLD BALI.

The seattle Letter Carriers Relief
association Will hold its 2sd annual
ball at the Masonic temple. Harvard
ave. and Pine st. April "a. Adams
orchestra will furnish the music.
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cnnNa.s,--MnNnAA

stall 100. fancy jersey butter ssc
ID, ms si,tss \ ms sugar. Tie 2
tail cana milk. 2gc. Nus-Oia or Rex
Flake White. &c n. J ms, soc: old
Dutch cocoa, use NJ fresh peanut
butter. soc ~ ~ ms csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

stall ss. MS. graduated sugar.
use. stall 81. pure milk. lie at
stalls aO-2i. Yakima dem potatoes.
stTo per i00 fbs, delivered. stalls
s7-1s. large can Federal milk. lie. .
Zoe cans red beans s5c : ms. choice
pruner. zoe 5 bars Swift- Pride
aoap. aoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
sANtTARy-WoSpAy

stalls st-ss. see citrus Powder,
see. ibs Lama beans. 2sc. zee can
tomatoes lts large cans milk. ggc
: pkgs Grape Nuts. sscs ! 10 good
aprtcOts, ssc. corn Takes. Zoe pkg.
J rbs navy bsahs. gSc J bars Creme
OIL soap. fse: ssc Olympic pancake
flour zsC. -. ms rolled oats esg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
TO INSTALL PASTOR

Dr. w. A. Major will be installed
pastor OF the Mount Baker Commun.
ity Presbyterian church. Sunday
morning. at lbs.
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Public Markets


s,ali ~, pure fresh milk lie at.
stall SO. large can carnatiuu milk
fstc. stall IL, fbs graduated
sugar. Use stall 1911. kippered her
ring. Use NJ: kippered salmon. soc
10: Napoleon eliys oil te.zs gal
fresh herring. s lbs. 2ac. Columbia
river smcits. fbr use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

Teco pancake or buekwh.at flour
one package free with : for ace. Van
Camps baked beans. he, zoe. acc.
Fishers Blend flour. No. 10 bag SIC.
7tw fbs. tika. - lbs. sass Domino
matches. boxes ssc. Lenox soap.
large bar Sc. Ivory soap, isfEe ioc.
Reliance coffee. zoe NJ, ! MS. Ill;
NJ J. n Tree tea. &c 10. is-ib. 2sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

If You HAVE ANYTHING FOL,
sale. lis, Il with wide.awake man.
Elliott a055.
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GET A nIfSINESS

GET A BUSINESS
Good stock second hand furniture
repair shop In connections good 10
cation. viii sell at invoice, In
outre
sts Securities itldg. Elliott 1918,
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Don't Sacrifice
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY THE FULL MARKET
VALUE. win loan SIS on $50
bond. We buy partly paid bonds
and War Savings Stamps.
s1s American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
8tJY LIBERTY BONDS AND PAR
tjai payment receipts at 2 per cent
discount market price. Or. Royal
204 ffaight Bldg.
x{5 LOANED on EACH $50 LTBER-
~ bond: zoe month. 1920 Smith Bid.
a. 0TT6TNESS OPPOKTVNTTJES
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United States. for the Me.tetn
IN rHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
District OF Washington. Northern
Division. In bankruptcy
NOTICE or CALI AND ASSESS
MEST AND DEMAND FOR
PAYMENT
In the Matter % the National En-.
gineering a Equipment Company.
TO- sSe sesuSs,I ''T r.psss. Fred p
Porter. Alex Poison, IT.. y. a. fol-
son. Alex Poison. Martin Michel
son. W. N. Hun. W. X. Gwin.
Clarence II. Briggs. Henry J.. Low
don. a. l. coffey and Lena kal.
stock OF IN. above named National
Engineering a Equipment Com
pany. corporation. bankrupt
You and each % you are hereby
notified that In the above entitled
eaus. and court. at hearing reg
ulariy held on the sth day OF Feb
ruary, 1919. and IN accordance
with which an order was duly
entered on the .sth day OF FEB
ruary. 1919. a call and assessment
was made against you and each of
you on account Of the unpaid com-
mon stock in said bankrupt cor.
poration held by you. respectively.
In the amount OF the full par
value of said common stock SO
nfAH ny yNWs ~ "hRAf WV
paid for. as set opposite your re-
Apective names. as follows. to-wit;
Amount
Name OF Cali
McDoueat A. Pepesh Ss5oo. 90
Fred y. Porter .s.trs..-...s l.s0e.vv
Alex Poison. Jr. ..........t 10000
NJ A. Poison ........... i,s0o. 90
Martin Nicholson ........ 1000 90
NJ NJ. Huff .. $50. 90
W *. Gwin ....... 1900
Clarence Y. Briggs ..4...s SOC. 90
Henry J. Iowdon ........s.a.. 500, 90
A. L. toffey ........s.. ~. 90
Lena Kairanrd . 500 90
And demand Va hereby made upon
you and each OF you to pay, on or
before the 9TH day of April 1919.
10 & r. HIiis. as Trustee In bank
ruptcy az said bankrupt corpora
tion. at his office. i.as l. q. smith
building. Seattle. Washington. the
amount OF said call and assess
meat hereinbcfore set opposite
your respective names. In default
OF which. proceedings 60 enforce
payment will be Instituted against
YOU according to Law.
Dated at Seattle. washington. this
ss'h day OF February i' ,,,,.rs
Trustee in bankruptcy of the Ma
tionat Engineering q Equipment
Company. q eorporatIon. BANKRUPT
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
STOCKS AND BONDS

LIBERTY BONDS
We will buy Liberty Bonds Mon
day at the following net prices
fthis price includes rcrrued tn
ter~stp. WE CHARGE NO CON-
MISSIONS:
Ftrss ans .............. .ses.ss
Second a. .......44.. st.5S
Third aAs .................. $50
Fourth as ....+.......+..... ss.ls
Ne viii handle lots OF $4,000 and
over on q more favorable basis.
We will sell Liberty Bonds At New
York quotations without commits
Canadian Victory Loan Bonds
bought and solo.
Dl1iy tclegraphic quotations re-
cetved from the stock and bond
markets Of the country. Buying
and selling orders cAecuted on
any active stock or bond
HERHIN e. RHODES. Inc
Established 1895
STOCKS AND BONDS
rs Cherry St Main 1912.
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n BUSINESS OWNERS. NOTE q
- List your business with the q
q RELIABLE INVESTMENT co. q
q for QUICK ACTION. q
q We sell ali lines Of business. 9
a secure partners and raise G
n additional capital for all q
o merito rious proportions. G
q None too large or none too Q
~ small for US TO handle. Q
q WE HAVE THE BUYERS q
n See Us for Quick Sale. q
q No charge for listing your @
n business with US. @
q RELIABLE JSvESTMENT co. q
- an sEABOAnD BLDG. Q
q Fourth and Pike. O
q o o o Q Q
10 ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED;
close In: cheap rent. Rooms al
ways full. Income over $500 per
month. Party going on. farm,
VIII sell very reasonably and
give terms.
Grocery: fine apartment house dis
trlct: doing $50 cash daily: nice
clean stock; two living rooms
Rent SIS. Price $500.
Bakery, In good location, netting
from $500 to 1870 per month: all
cash trade: no delivery. Owned
BY same party for 7 years. Books
open for Inspection, AID viii give
trial. About $1,000; ONE terms.
Mutual Inv. Co. 50f Sea ,oard Bldg.
HEAR FilOM OWN
er OF good business for sale. state
cash price. full description. u. y.
Bush. Minneapolis. MINI
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I WILL EUY
Liberty Bonds. all issues
5000 Alaska Pet. q Coal
rs Pan Motor MINI.
Waffa Waiia Gas. OIL \ u.
WILL SELL
1000 Western Smelling 4 p. Specl
900 Sorrka Pa~. Dew. .. Bid
200 Okla-Tex. p. 4 Ref. 3.3s
5000 Lon. Star OIL ......... ok
5000 Amalgamsted Gold $500. .021
500 Pac. Electric Welder. IS
1000 Mt Rainier Mining -. .05A
1000 Hnid Hlii Mining $3.50. Oh
500 Beacon Coal Mines 49,. 80
G. J. sTEEPLE
lis Cherry 81. Main ssss.
7 Will BrY
Liberty Bonds bought or sold.
Great Western Petroleum American
Oil
BEACON Coal Alaska Pet Coal
I WILL SELL.
1900 Western Smelling 4 Pow Bid
100 Universal High Power. so
100 Jones Tire Co. ..... rs
500 American Oil Mont .O3iz
1000 Cons SaIfcreek Pet. . .03
Pacific Glass Carkct 1000
3s0a Mount Rainier Mig. Co. .0sis
$3.50 Lone Star on. .... .0fL
1850 Black Hawk MR Co.. "a
1900 Alaska Homestake Cold 10
1900 chitina Kuskuians. .0s
2f0o Alaska Copper River. 90 y
MAX wINKLER
11l Union 81. Elliott $50
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SpECIiL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersisned will receive bids
until Atarch 81, 1919. at noon. Tor
the purchase OF the site, plant. ma.
chinery and supplies of the James
fiox 4 Lumber Company, Hank .
rupt. situated at Sulois Hay. DE-
vision Number One. Alaska. All
bids subject TO the confirmation
OF the court Inventory on spph-
cation.
v. A PAINE
Trustee of the Estate Of James box
o. lioN $50 Juneau. Alaska
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ANOTHER kLoNpfkn


Engineers and mechanics left Sc
s,v or w Mana n more s men 10 ' ,sSs
rest OF stock, so with nent crew.
Every body that knows our prop
crty claim We viii take out Tween.
~ Million Dollars at least. and
possibly double that figure. which
means a steady income and indie.
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