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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Will gacrifics this modern bungalow
sTzs Grand Ave- roon1s. hardwood GcorHi
tiled bathroom. g EIassed porches. luI-
nished or unfurnlshed- Pm. Owner. a34eJ.
TOR SALE By Owner Manhattan
Heights. aQ0s Lebano1 St, pcautllul
room bungalow. south front. lui. i9-s -
f--n urr7rs md chicken house, $1,000
5000 down. best buy % town. "a s5.A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
For Sals-AutouObnes-Wanisd

For Ssls-Auiomobnes-Wanied
r-----~-~-----~-~------~-
ONE Buick 4, 1917 model. FOR sale a. 2loo
Ayrte
FOR sALE-Ford ton truck cali AZ
3s11 Alameda
FOR sALE-At barEain- newly over
hauled 1917 Maxwell Ezide Battery sta
ton
PARMELEE-1f1gn eto and starter repair
ing We speciaize On aruatEr7 rcEirding.
ia y. san Antonio s..
FOR sALE-Cheap. corrlEztsd ir1n g.
rage. any size, viii place where desired
FORD touring car. good condition. has
sreecorleter. ventil1tns wind shield. shock
ahsorherr and. seat covers. cash s55Q. Phi
WILLYs-ENIGHr touring car for quick
cash sale. good condition. Just over
hauled, leaving city can 1893 Olive, H.
u sharp
FOR sAIE-slx cylinder passenger
sfudebaket IL series. good IS new, run
less than 1900 miles. price f1o01. Adj
dress i 80. care herald.
FOR sALE-Flvo passenser new 1913
model Buick. run less rhln 1000 miles.
new extra casing, ONLY slsli cash. Lip TOP
shape Ph- J. o. Cox Pr l-l-.F-
ORIENTAL GARAGE PHONE f55.
us ~ kansas 81. General Repairing.
DODGE-SFEf.IA LlEE-HUDSON-
Used cars bought and sold on comm 1si1r.
No. "a AUTO s ssle .s=.. &C.,
Roadsters-Buici-, Oakland. Feiie and Hup-
Tues. Fords snd Rspublics, chsan.
We OFFER some genuine bargains IN
hlgh quality used cars
Haynes, roadster .-.-.---.-.--l9if model
Haynes. seven passenger ...---1e1s model
Mitchell. Sedan -.4...---------lsle model
Chalmers, seven passenger .---l9ll model
LeNingfqns roadster .-.-----.-- ISIS model
studehaiycrr seven passenger.
heos five passenger --.-.----.-1 1917 model
Case. five passenger ----------I91s model
/ WEsT TEXAS MOTOR co.
Phone l3ls. sol Montana s..
E1HEsTONE TIREs, grey s.ds va.ils'
so1s, s11s0; 5Qx3 p. $3.50. Non-skid. 3is.
DRY CURE RETREATS.
5ox5. s.: c0z3H. 81; 2z1A SIC.
DOUBLE TREADS.
10rl. So 1ox3iz IS; c2r3i1, Sc.
AL sizes IN stock We vulclnlze. retre1l
and all tire repairing done promptly.
THE TEXAS TIRE COMPANY.
Phone co.'s. 40 Teas s.
OAKLAND SPEEDsTER.
big, rev tires
First class shape
SO TON TRICK.
Rebuilt
Good tires Don't mlss
tn-a-5QQ4 pll-
/ ION TRUCK. NV TIRES.
Just what you hars
been looking Tor.
7. z. WIsEMAN.
Five Points.
Phone sci
USED AUTOMOBILES.
Buick L. s. touring. 1e17-1e18.
Buick L. s. roadster. 1915.
Buick Z. touring. 1917.
Dodge roadster, 1917.
Dodge. touring. 1917
Dodge, sedan. 1915
Ford, coupe. 1slG-
Ford. touring. 1877
Ford. truck 1915.
scrlpps-Booth. roadster. 1913.
scripps Booth, chummy. 1917.
WHY'S Six. passenger.
Wilirs-knight, passenger. 1878.
Jordan. touring. 1918
Hudson Super SIX. 1877
Hudson super Six. 1878
Hudson SUPER, speelsrer 1319-le.
HupmobLe. touring, le17-1s.
studebake- Six, s. passenger. 1873.
Nash SIX. passenger. rel1.
Teiie. touring 1917.
WALTERS Z DURHAM.
21s-121 ". san Antonio. Phone f0l5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

GOOD 20 room brick tenement. on
lots. renting for $50 per month; $780,
terms, one-half cash. balance in and
2 years. would cost $4,000 70 build
the building today.
j. III. SMITH q SONS.
40 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

NOT OCCUPTED-5 room brick
house in Highland Park Phone SOL
and make an appointment 20 see IL
Terms easy
FOR SALE. 4 ROOM BUNGALOW.
Win sleeping porch. heating plant
complete, on paved street and eal
Inc. rot close n but a good buy for
81 600. $500 down. rest same as rent
better hurry II you want this
SEE MCDOWELL,
GRIFFITH COMMISSION Co
50E Trust Bldg.. Phone 49,
A REAL BARGAINin
Sly room brick house, with BATH
6-ieI- rrsrare with room for cars
On three frll lots. paved street. near
Manhattan. Price $500. Terms $500
cash and $50 per month Inls IS a
sacrifice
IEAVELL & SHERMAN
rre Teras 81. Phone 1925.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

MISSOURI FARMS, 10 acres. s151. S.
monthly. 90 acres. $500. $40 monthly;
productive. no wet waste land. abundant
rainfall. hellthful climate good schools
and churches, close 20 good railroad town
ard big markels. 2. +. D. and rural
telephones fine for frult, vegetables, poul-
try and beg raising. plenty OF free range.
perfect title, free round trip railway fare
10 inspect. money buelz after : year u
dissatisfied, photographs and fun Informs .
tiou free write j H. ". 500 Baltimore
Ave. kansas CITY. 10.
I0i ACREs-Near rahens. lying on both
sides OF the county road practically all
well leveled. no alkau and no selp, room
adobe house, all fenced, $40 an acre, and
good terms
80 ACREs-Practicaily al 90 e good stand
Of alfalfa. near la Mesa. on main graVcled
road. nice orchard, land that we can rec
ommend; a going, money making place,
$3.50 per acre.
90 ACRES-on Fraveiad road. drainage 3
sides. houses, an leveled and not foot
o. waste. no zeep. no alkali bug tlis
place. az we OILY have a ten DAYS op-
tion. and then owner takes lt off the
market. laud is Just as fertile as any IN
the valley. $4,000. easy termsi hurry on
this.
TAYLOR REALTF COMPANY.
400 Trust Bldg Phone 1714.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

sTr ROOM RESIDENCE. near carline
fs-andvIew. now vacant, only S-5uu-
$50 cash. balance monthly
FIVE ROOM BRICK, two ere 5.
uorches. full size basement A-oVs'
se00 cash. balance monthly.
THREE ROOM BRICK cottage la-. I5e
norches. near Alta Vista school f-suvi
see cash
Phone 6425. 30 Caples Buiidins-
TO TRADE on A CITY HONE
- acres. rear Tsleta. in good locality,
T,r-se owner wants q ciose-in two
3 ACRES AT A BARGAIN
well located. good bitches good SOL
Alfalfa. cane. corn and olner llop1
Price $500 per acre
CALL TIRON J BOOLHE
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
s0s Mesa ave. Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

MONTANA ST. LOTS
Q lots for $3.50. No interest
or taxes for one year; $50
with SO per month.
ETIE REALTY CO.
202 n. Stanton. Tel. 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

LIST your property for sale or rent
with Griffith Comlnlsslou Co., ey4
Trust. Phone 482. II its salaple
We can sell t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
For Sale-cily Property

49,
FOB sALE-six room double brick house,
bath rooms. suitable for families For
particulars- Pm llIs.
81 0WNER-A real bargain IN q coy
little home rsFht az Five Points a little
money can handle this. Ph 2l19.
FOR SAI.E-By owner. 5 rooms ana sleep
frr porch red pressed brick. corner, l941
I2Z feet. south Front. fire view Of city
close 10 High school Pa e9lz.
FOR sALE-Five room cottage, furnished
or unfrrulshcd furniture and lease OF .
rooms. sleeping porch and garage ilrnl-
ture and lease o. an apartment mousse
Phone owner. ssl5.
on NOV. 10Th YOU can move into neat.
clean. modern room bungalow situated
on big lots in Grardview Or II bllHs
car line. screened sleeping porch, panelel
dining room pedestal laVatorT. $500 cas1
I-u handle. balance easy terms, price
s175o. Ph. owner. saLslSI. --
4 BARGAIN
sss50t G0-s75o.o0 cash. q rooms. glazed
porch and large screened sleeping
porch. garage. two full lots. Z block
from paving. 2 blocks from school, Tor
quick sale
This won't last long.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa Ave. Phone z06l
800 ]. MISSOURI ST
Border PUNT ing Co, Pm zlg5 lot ea-
Inmates on installing plumbing our
repair work is very satlslaetory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

TWO GOOD CLOSE N BUYS.
FIVE ROOMS, glass porch. fun base
ment oak floors ouiltin features
large rooms. fun lots. close 10 La
mar school: only $3.50.
FIVE ROOM red brick. on corner east
front. good location; only $4,000
See US for terms.
SCOTT SALES AND REALTY CO..
f1f Mills Bldg. Phone 1855 or 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

TEXAS ST.. s room house on
ground 26z120. A good buy
at $1,000.
FIsK-RAAIsEH REALTY co.
Phone 1913. New Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

yEV G ROOM BUNGALOW
This home just completed
Modern in every way can
Eire reasonable terms. south
front
1rATFTELD BLDG. 4 IMP, co.
a8uilders o. 5ferlinE Homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
nnnEs rRrCEp RIeHr

HOMES PRICED RIGHT
ROOMS. basement heat.
close to car. Price IL sold at
once. $1,000: $500 cash, S55
per mo. incl. int
ROOMS, basement heat.
paving paid; located in Man
haitian, S575o.o0; good terms
4 ROOMS, sleeping porch;
good location; $500; $500
cash.
CALL o. b HOOKER
BROADDUS & LEBAHON
Phone 1853
30 First Natl Bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Selling fast az present low prices.
and & acre tracts. ideal for
suburban homes. paved road. close
70 electric car lines. 6 miles below
Fl Paso. why not buy one OF
these tractsg s590 10 $500 Per
acre. easy terms
W. +. PAYNE.
go1 Mesa Ave. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
RFarTTFTL IoNE.

WANTED
HOUSES TO SELL
We have the buyers waiting
List your property with US for
quick sale.
CHARLES n. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance
city National Bank Building.
Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

ARIZONA ST. BUNGALOW
The best bungalow on the street BY
long odds; fun lots full basement.
steam heat. walking dlstances close
TO good schools. Price $3.50. Re-
member. these lots are worth $500.
+. c. HUMAN
40l First Nat. Bank Bldg Fh- 4lT8.
ALTA VISTA sECTION-3Iodern five
room bungalow. glzssed sleeping
porch and breakfast room. an the
built IN features. hardwood floors. tile
bath, basement furnace and garages
on south front lots and paving paid.
gas range, shades, etc. 90 with house.
snap az S50o0- a reasonable cash
payment. balance $50 per month in
terest Included
LESLIE REED.
Real e-Insurance-R Rentals.
90 Mills Bldg Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

4----------------------
rob sALE-Six room double brick house
bath rooms. suitable for families 70
r.artfcuIars. Phi T77e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

WALTER a. WILLIAMS. aUCTI0SEER.
Phone 55ll. office b. "a. Hotel Beaumont.
2lfl Nlns ST WIN handle sales ln or
cut OF town. Office tourI $40, "a s-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Detective AgencIeI

The Ben Williams Detective Agency, 81
First Natlonal Bank EldE. p. lll5-lasl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

EXCHANGE those % pieces Or
furniture Tor some OF TRAIT de1erda-
be Foufz-Hn0ra furniture
FOuTZ-AOORE FURNITURE CO
We ARE Elil shipping furniture 90 the
oil fields VII pay extra good price for
used furniture g. 70. Housar ruh1ister-
Ing Co.. Phi. $40
MESQUITE WOOD FOB SALE.
Two Thousand cords good. sound. heavy
freshly cut mesquite corlwocl. s. per cord
on ears odams price sure 20 advance ac-
count shortage. VIM. He1ermlr1. Odaui
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

TFNEIENT ePELLaLIsI-
BEFORE huvlnv south side property sec
re Newman. Collections care ana a-.e
az teuemeuts ms specially For results
80 10 specialist sos S u Ease n -s'-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

nor saIE-BT owner. S ROOM a-9ts
brier house tile bath and shower, nelt-
~ riant can 1455 AFTER p m anu
sitfndarr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

AUTOS WREcKED-We buy. sell OF ez-
change cars OF nu makes. large stock oi
repair parts. we deal On rubber ard met
ala Ei pdso Auto WrecElug. Phi Ass.
1-l Leon Sc K Tratchteuhare. PROP.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

T.-s7 1oeatlon n Alta vista, room nunga-
fa-s Win elassed sleeping porch on 2 los.
81 900 On easy terms. save $500 anl vic
ouue=. C. Landry, ISIS ?. ea-n -, ---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

The WESTERN FURNITURE co VII
paw cash FOR your furniture or we Wit
elchanre % for new. Come 20 the store
that saves you money. Phone 1852. Cor
rar stanton and Overland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Il - PropsrIy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

TTT = III y III II'IIIIII 07-7-- =
wen located and pay some cash dit-
ference PHI sf44.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

~ 0WNEH-N1T room l-I9-77'
hardwood floors. large porches. one -oe--
tron. ntocEs from pustofiice. 1915 Kan
..lu-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

OWNER VIII sacrifice bungalow nes
High school. no agents. Rh. 4lzzAl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

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MOTORCYCLES.
Three bargains n used motors that ear. 2
be beat II you want a machine now can
in and Took these ever IS they VIII be
sold this week
EXCELSIOR REPAIR SHOP.
General Repairing.
Phone sg7 az ). Kansas s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Ready Reference Bushes, Drsesory
Accouniants-Audiiors
Il PAsO AUDIT CO.
W 81 Payne Accountant
I'm. .1i and IS Nils BidE. phone 1ls1.
NORMAN 2 VEaxEf-uarsid BuidiaE
AssayeFs and Chemists
EECKHaEr's AsSAE OFFICE. SCI san
Francisco 81 Phone % r. O Boz IS
GEO. b. EBERENI q CO--ChamIsts ana
assayers tioruer.y cf Fueolols fepa for
ore shippers at 81 Plao Eueltar. oil ficla-
Ton tests l-a san Francisco. p Plso
CUSTOM ASSAY OFlICE-crfchetf q
Ferguson cs7ayerE. chemists. ulct7llurE-
lsta. representative Cor ore shippers go
san Eranclsco ST. p F1sn. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

WE BUT. sen. rent. repairs rebuilt tyrs
a sts. Corona. Royal. ry1au rite- & Qft-4
supply Co GIG 1lrs 81 IN. s11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Switches

SWITCHES made from comdinEs. Mars
rurir, l1 8ucEier rhrnF 1sll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

sl.I.sli.sS asas.. 3. g 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

EsHsH E66s. ~ soi upsaa.
SCRATCH faF Douity. Border seed c
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
D0RT GAR MAKES
ITS DEBUT HERE
MARCOTT MOTER COMPANY Oh.
TAINS AGENCI-PLANS NEW
GARAGE

The popular bort cor. which has
been meeting with large sales in
Eastern Washington and through,
out the Middle West, where it has
gained the reputation of seldom go
ing to tho repair shop. is being in
troduCed to motorists of Olympia
and Thurston county by the Marcott
Motor company, of which w. T. Mar
colt is president and e. l.. Calhoun
secretary and salesmanoger.
The local agency has already re-
ceived a couple of the cars and has
received advices from The Northwest
distributors that quantity deliveries
will be coming through soon. so that
it expects it's allotment schedule to
be reached in little while.
The company is temporarily located
in the rear Of the salesroom occupied
by the Kelly Tire company at 1926
East Fourth street, but is conducting
negotiations for new garage and
hopes to conclude these arrangements
within the next few days.
Besides handling the bort GER, in
the light car class. the company also
has the local agency for the Elcar,
the Apperson Six and the Anderson
Six.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

and in the tonneau than do most
seVen-paSsenger automobile The
seats are deep and comfortable. The
springs are long enough to assure
comfortable riding even on the rough.
est road.
In the past, automobiles have been
developed along two widely separated
lines. One has been toward a cheap
light car. Economy and low first cost
have been its chief advantages The
other trend has been toward luxury,
comfort and endurance at the expense
OF low first cost and heavy mainten-
ance expense. The Essex was built
to combine the advantages Of both
these types
THE operation of the car is of the
utmost simplicity, relieving the driver
of the burden usually encountered on
long tours. Much study has been de-
voted to the making of maintenance
easy and the expense of upkeep small
I'm building the Essex, nothing has
been sacrificed to mere appearance.
the beauty of the car coming from in
herent qualities of fine workmanship
and correct design The motor. al
though only twenty-nine inches in
length. devclOpes more than fifty
horsepower and in construction the
car is strong enough to withstand
the hardest usage"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
SEASONS NEW CAR
ON DISPLAY HERE
THE ESSEN, SENSATION "f A.
suows. RECEIVED BY f. {.
TEW, LOCAL DEALER

Maxwell. conductor on the
-, branch of the O-W., is driving
w. 6rst Essex touring car to be re-
sn;ved by the local agent, +. [. Tew,
de,ivered the machine to him
w. ether day. Another of the cars
ms been received by the agency and
now on display at the Tew garage
~ East Fourth street.
"The Essex, the seasons new car,
ans built to meet the demand for a
nor that would give comfortable and
orduring service. Mr.. Tew says, in
describing it, that possessed the
qualities that appeal to ones good
toste. that would meet every per-
sormance requirement and still was
reitber large, high priced nor eXpen-
siye to operate.
'The car is being built in the Hud-
SON factory. The result OF years OF
a,nerience which produced the Super
i, the most popular fine car in the
arid is incorporated in the Essex.
Every feature has been submitted to
no most rigid tests and only the very
finest of material is used throughout
the car.
"Clever designing has en"bled the
engineers to produce car in which
performance. luxury and finish COM
mare with the highest priced automo-
biles on the market. Although built
for Ave passengers, the Essex provides
more room in the front compartment
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
FRUIT COMPANIES
PLANNING MERGER
LEWIS COUNTY AND PCYALLUP
ASSOCIATIONS WANT GREATER
EFFICIENCY

The Lewis County Canning AssOcia
ton, with its cannery located at
Chehalis, and the Puyallup Sumner
Fruit Growers Canning Company are
advocating to their respective stock
holders the forming of merger of the
two companies for the purpose of
more effectively handling the output
of fruit and berries in the southern
parts of Thurston and Pierce counties,
and Lewis county. Dan w. Buch is
the manager of the former company,
and w Fl. Paulhamus, president of
the latter.
In the past four years the Lewis
county association has developed an
output which in 1918 amounted to
$175 900, on a capital of $4,000. BY
increasing the capital and combining
the cannery capacity with the Puyall
up cannery, it is estimated that the
fruit and berry growers of these sec
tions will find ready market for
their entire output, and that the raw
product for the canneries will be
forthcoming. 1t has been necessary in
the past seaGons to ship in berries
from the Yakima district and some
from Oregon, to keep the canneries
running full capacity.
The association, or combined asso-
Citations, is also offering to make five
year contracts for full bearing acre
age. and in further proof of their de-
sire to develope the district are offer
ing to assist growers in the buying
of nursery stock at wholesale.
The fruits whech are especially
wanted at the Chehalis canneries are
cherries. prunes, gage plums, straw
berries. black and red currants.
black raspberries. gooseberries, crab
apples, orange ounces and logan
berries The Puyallup district be-
ing devoted to blackberries and rasp-
berries. the promoters are especially
asking for more strawberries and
loganberries.
The Lewis county association is this
year Offering to make contracts for
fruits at the following prices: Straw
berries (MarshalD. 1919, $240 per
ton. after 1919. s120 Montmorency
cherries, soc: Italian prunes. $50;
Damson plums. $50: Imperial gage
plums, S25: goosebcrries. Oregon
champion. $50; black currants.
champion and Boskoop 800; red
currants. Victoria red and Perfec-
ton, $50 orange ounces. $40;
crabapple. transcendent and Siberian.
SIS and loganberries, $110.
In the Lewis County district tribu-
tary to Chehalis there is an unlimited
area from which to secure the addi-
tional acreage desired to furnish the
raw material for the cannery. Market
ing conditions in this district are con
sidered ideal, IS the canneries are pre-
pared to take fruit in large quantities
whenever the fresh fruit market fails.
The new merger. if consummated
will have representatives from both
districts on it's board of directors,
and is sending men into the field to
encourage additional planting. and
give advice as to soil and crops. Some
of the records made by Lewis county
growers have been published for
circulation among prospective grow
ers of fruits and vegetables.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
BIGEIOW HOME FROM FRANCE
Former City Attorney Returns From
Years Service With Y. NJ. &. a.

George Il. Bigelow. former city
attorney. who went overseas about a
year ago as "Y" worker. being
secretary of one of the huts at st.
Nazaire, has returned to his home in
this city and will resume his law
practice with his former partner. w,
w. Manner. who succeeded him as
city attorney.
More than 100000 American
soldiers have passed through st. Ma
zaire since the armistice. and Mr..
Bigelow is firmly convinced that 1.-The
Y. NJ. G. A. hes accomplished wonder
full work overseas. ut may not be
recognized rs such now, he adds
but am sure the world will
eventually realize what 1t has done"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
\ MILLION MEMBERS
:. :. :: : : :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :: ::

:. ;. :. - :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = = = :
The United States Department OF
Agriculture has set as goal for next
year, a million members in the Farm
Bureaus of the thirty-three Northern
and Western States. The reports on
April l., showed total membership
of 4O9.S4l with S,515 community
committees This was an increase or
nearly thirty per cent since December
1918. despite the influenza epidemic
which handicapped membership cam
paigns.
The Department states: Farmers
should not be coaXed or scared or
fooled into the farm bureau. The or
ganization is an appeal to their intel'l-
gence and their memberships should
be solicited on thoroughly digniiied'
common sense business basis. Now is
the time to make plans for the annual
membership campaigns for next fail
and winter"
The Farm Bureau organization is
now working in twenty-slX out OF the
thirty-nine counties of the state.
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THE ORIGINAL NATIVE son.

Some years ago the United States
commissioner of fisheries wanted 10
propagate and spread in Atian'lr
waters the Pacific crab, when Is
about four times the size of the Az
lantic crab Two carloads OF them
we're sent across the continent. IheS
we're dumped into the Atlantic AT
Woods Hole. Mass. and to each crao
was a little metal tag attached say
ing: when found notify Commis
sioner of Fisheries at Washington
A year passed and no CRAB was
found; two years went by and stli' no
crab. During the third year two OF
these crabs We're found by an Argeh-
tine fisherman. who reported tha'
they evidently We're bound south go
ing around the cape for their nome III
California; The Nations Business
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Convery. Who
are now in Sioux City. Iowa. having
made the trip in their Dodge Brothers
touring car via the Yellowstone park
route and the Lincoln highway. plan
to return via the southern route. &C
cording to word received by local
friends this week. They report ROAD
conditions on the nothern route very
bad
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Mound. He was taken TO King county
for trial.
Tuell and an alleged accomplice
passed through Centralia a week ago,
headed north in an automobile The
Tacoma authorities were notified, but
the two men got away, abandoning
their car, which contained several
auto tires and about 5000 worth of
jewelry. The automobile tires be
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lOnged TO a Mr.. Wagner Of Grand
Mouud. and an automobile wheel to
Mr.. Parker of the same place. These
mer identified the property after
Tuells arrest.