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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
Prisoner Goes
Free After He
Licks Deputies

After q struggle In which Deputy
Sheriffs Matt Starxich. Herbert Bee
b. and r. r. Murphy were battered
and bruised. William Dcvereaux. en-.
gincer. was arrested at Auburn Fri
day on an insanity complaint. Dew
crcaux'H sister swore TO the COM
plant. charging him with locking his
wife in their home for five days.
when the deputies entered the
home at Auburn. Friday. they were
met BY Deyercaus. who Is OF glgan.
tic proportions and stands six feet.
six inches In his stocking feet. with
out warning. he HIT Deputy Beebo on
tho cheek and started beating the air
with his arms. cursing violently. In
the fracas. Stsrwich sustained a
blaekcned eye. and Murphy also was
hit.
Two OF the DcYercaux brothers,
giants like himself. Joined in the bat.
tie, one siding with the alleged insane
man and the other taking the part
OF the deputies. Devereaux finally
was overpowcred ind taken TO the
county jail.
He recovered there. and offered TO
apologize 10 the deputies.
Saturday morning his sister with.
drew the insanity complaint which
had been flied in superior court, and
he was released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
MIR. Knutt Demands $50 of Mayor
and Is Told Where to AK for L

The man had all the graceful ins
and outs OF a six.foot bean pole
His eyes were Wild and his hair tou.
sled. and he was waiting for Cecil
Bernard Fitzgerald. mayor OF Seat.
tie. in the lobby OF the chief cxecu.
tive's office. at o'clock Saturday
morning.
Abr exclaimed the Human Bean
Pole. as he spcarcd the mayor with a
piscatorial eye.
"AhT echoed the mayor: ''and
what can ! do for your
Hist warned the stranger. Il
need $50. and you.ar.r.re- go-lng.to-
givetheun.to-rne- the stranger
wen, on. stringing out the words just
like that.
You really need the money!" the
mayor asked. as he looked into the
giittering eyes OF Mr. Knutt-
Yes" Missed the man with the un.
tanned eyes. "and you must write me
a check this instanty'
And with that the representative
OF the Knutt family thrust fountain
pen at the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
Thieves Get Away
With Plush Coat,

Plush coats were more CO less l.
demand by Friday night there's.
Verona Gormley. 22is w. Goth II,
had a plush coat stolen from the q.
lott telephone exchange. xhc re.
ported to the police Saturday NOR
ing. Vivian Gorrnley. her sister. lost
one. too. from the same office, orl5
Viyian's had a fur collar.
Mrs. j. whitfendaie. iss llth ave.
bough, a plush coat Friday. II vas
lined in peacock blue and yellow. She
reported IL was stolen from her In I
downtown department store vhls
she was absorbed In shopping.
Mrs. c. Fortney. eli Harrison st..
lost plush coat. minus several but,
tons. from the Elliott exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
ORDER Or
U. S. AT HEARING
Federal Attorney From New
York Handles Case

Declaring that he had inyssti,.,.,
the copper claims OF the comma,
and that its holdings In hh 49,.
were exceptionally rich. c>.r,.
Francis Rowe. Seattle publicity NJ,
took the stand in HIS own defer,
Saturday before United State Ca.
missioner X w. Mcclelland.
Rowe was indicted recently ~.
Christian TJosevig for alleged ma
In the sale OF stock Of the Tjos.vS
Kennecott mines in Alaska. Bc.
Rowe and Tjosevig are f!shssre !.
order for their removal TO Nsw ~.
for trial.
Lawrence Miller. assistant d,usr,
attorney Of New York. IL ooussut,,,
the case for the government HIS
ard u. Mayhem. United States mn,
inspector at New York. ls expses
10 testify against Rowe and rt~.
Wig.
Walter p. Miller appeared for N,
Rowe Saturday and Tjosevix -,
represented by Donald A. No
Donald
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CHARGE YOUTH
OF BLACKMAU
information Filed; Penalty |,
Fine and Imprisonment

Despite his youth. c.,~,.
Sieeie, l7year old alleged h,..s
mailer. VIII not be- tried IN i,,ss
nile court. but In superior ear,
where the penalty for IA. :,
legged offense l. $1,000 Nm.
i've years In tine penitentIary :.
both.
Steele was removed TO the co,,..
jail Saturday and an inforrn.,s''
flied In superior court charg,n. NJ ~
with attempting 20 extort roo ~.
A. u. n. Niekelson. a taIlo, ~
18th ave. ~. Thursday night ~
The information charges ,h..
threatened 10 expose Nickslso,
imDuting 20 him an alleged dl.~-.
Detectives caught gteale a. N,,l'
son was handing over a bundl. J,
fake money.
Juvenile court authorities
permission 20 Prosecutor yrec !
Brown 10 try the case In SUM- !.
court.
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I'm tell you where you can r:
that $50 IL you really need n
soothed the mayor. Just 80 over 3
the building at Fifth and Ter
and ask for a fellow named joel Z
Warren. Re sure 10 remember D
name--Joel r. Warren"
With hasty thanks. the stranc'
tore out Of the mayors office ~
departed on a bee line to see a NJ
low named Joel r. Warren"
AN in a days work. Mayor Fit
gerald said. as he passed a me-
clean handkerchief over his mas
brow.
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Shipyard Strike in
Tacoma Not Settled

TACOMA. Nov. s--The conference
Of Tacoma metal trades representa-
iiveH and officers OF the Todd Dry
Dock and Construction Co. called
here late yesterday. adjourned with.
gu; reaching any basis for settlement
Of the Tacoma shipyard strike.
Neither side. apparently. had my
definite proposal for settlement TO
offer. and no further conference was
arranged.
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JUDGE ALLEN WILL GO
ON TRIAL WEOMESOAi

Judge Clay Allen will 60 on tna
before Judge J. NJ. Ralston. Of ca
lam county, in superior court nfx'
Wednesday. He is charged v'n
keeping liquor. with intent to disp0s
OF same. Judge Allen has been one'
acquitted of a similar charge.
The trial Of Oscar Springer. ccui'
clerk. and DIR. Frederick G. Nicnos'
who were indicted with Judge Aiel
by a county grand jury which v
vestigated disappearance Of a ws'
amount OF liquor from the cou'.
house June 4. was set Saturday w
November "a.
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20 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
EOk RENT

ron BALE. 10y OWNER - uofNu
chicken ranch with 400 s-mopths-
old pulletn. 90 a-ycaf-oid hens, ALI
thorobrod White Leshorna. Tam
cred strain; 40 acres sandy loan.
slope. 0 acres cleared; g acres In
pasture. acren wood lot; rest has
been siaHhed ana burned 9 years
ago. aud iH very Easy TO clear. new
y story house. with fireplace ana
buii'-in cupboard. nice furniture;
good well Of finest water. plenty
tools and implements. , hyphetH
incuhntorH, capacity over 1000
eHFa. small barn. q chicken houses,
viii accommodate 800 hens 70
walnut and other fruit trees set
nerahip. Price 1900 Fred Rob
inson. Route 2, Oak iIarbof. Wash.
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Stringer Denies
Blind" Statement

That there are 40 men in the coun.
~ stockade blinded by denatured al.
cohol is Indignantly denied by Sher.
IN Stringer and all his deputies. a
statement 10 that effect was reported
as having been made before the re.
tail druggists OF the Chamber OF
Commerce by John +. Sullivan. spe.
cial Investigator for the prosecuting
attorney. Friday.
There are no men in the county
stoclNade blinded from drinking de-
natured alcohol" said Stringer Sat.
urday.
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School Case Will
Be Decided Soon

With the testimony of witnesses
for the school board that the school
clinic was OF benefit TO children, the
hearing on the injunction asked by
Oliver McGilvra and others. enjoin-
Ing the school board from maintain.
ing the clinic, is rapidly drawing to a
close. Judge Calvin s. Hall is ex-
pected TO render decision on the
case Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
CHILD CHOOSES MOTHER
IN DIVORCE HEARlA6

SPOKANE. Nov. S.-Given V
privilege of choosing between nef y
Their and mother. Grace Gresr' :
years old. on the stand in supesS
court. said she wanted TO go W
her mother. and the court 80 ~
Mary Gregg and J. Edward CIV
are seeking divorce. They have " 3.
fighting two years for the child !"
Gently. in n hotel lobby here -
Gregg fired at Gregg. but he eseap
death by dropping to the floor ~'s-
she flashed the gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-08
ASK POLICE TO
FIND II PEOPLE
Missing Persons Sought by
Anxious Relatives

Eleven hppfhih f"ih "F''
brothers. sisters and parents Tor
aid la locating missing persons
are hanging ON the police file
Saturday, the accumulation OF
two days.
Ten Of these persons were re-
ported missing Friday.
Lucie Kriba. ~. employed by the
Thompson Candy Co. was reported
missing Friday afternoon. while
Iioyt Moore. ~. who was being
brought from the Moran school TO
the Seattle detention home, broke
away from the guard and is miss
ing.
Stella Oeary. II. who lives NJ Ed.
mondn. Wash. was reported missing
by her mother Jennie =. Hieler, H..
employed ~ sears.itoobuck. left her
home In the Monmouth apartments
Friday morning and failed 10 return
home at the end Of the day.
Nurse T. Missing
Alta Baker. iC. whose home IN In
Seattle and who has been training
90 become nurre In "A spokane
hospital. has disappeared. the seat
tie police were notified Two hun
dred dollars. according 10 the report.
also disappeared with her.
Dexter Cookson. 10. bii3 18th ave.
a.. has probably started for Wen
atehoe. according 10 his mother. who
has asked the police 10 stop him.
N. l.. Mohundro. 81. left home az
1904 y. John ~ Friday 10 hunt for
his brother. william y. Mohundro.
who disappeared from his home the
day before. also failed 20 return.
Did Not Reach Party
Dora Clark. II. wearing little
black velvet hat. left her home at
2Tos 9Th ave. 10 attend a party. She
never reached the place ana failed 10
como home.
william G. Bubbin. 81. a boiler.
maker. sold his automobile Friday
for 5000. After collecting the money.
according to his wife. he went 10
Tacoma and failed 90 return. lie
wore soldiers overcoa;.
Claude Tissei. 20. disappeared from
his home at sis W. b0th 1t. Thurs.
day. lilo had small amount Of
money.
Sol Asia. described as absent.
minded by his sister. left the family
home at ios i7th ave. and is ntill
gone.
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LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State Of Washington. for the
County % King.
IN PROBATE. NO. assas.
NOTICE or HEARING. FINAL RE
PORT AND PETITION FOR DIS
TntBrTtOS.
In tho Matter 81 the Estate Of Will
liam ~ WlndroHh. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Helen
Windross Administrators Of the
Estate OF William ~. Windrosg.
Deceased. has filed IN the office
% tho cietlsof said court her final
report and petition for distrihu-
tion. asking the court TO settle
said report. distribute the proper
- 60 the persons thereto entitled.
and 20 discharge said AdminiE-
tfatriN. and that said report and
petition viii he heard on the 18th
day % November. 1919. at 9:30 n.
m. az the court room Of the
probate department of said court.
Dated this 18th day 81 october. 1919.
PERCY H. THOMAS.
Clerk Of Said Court,
By n c. Gordon. Deputy.
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ROCKVILLE. Ont. Nov. "a
airplane service to the Inouss MUS
Isles will be inaugurated next su-
mer. Lieut.. Joseph II. Actons -
and Capt. IL. G. Bakersville VIII ~.
die the passenger planes for the wv
lists
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Is FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

FoR sAt.E OH TnApE--Is0 AcItEa
level land. good buildings; springs;
creek. 10 acres cleared. on Coast
highway. SIX miles south from
liAndnn. Ore. Coos county. Price
1880; part pay viii take small
home or rouming house IN oF near
isns Angeles. For Information
write 4. Rasmussen. Auburn. wash.
~ :. Box it.
FOR EXCHANGE AcRt.A i.ANr
Q miles from Port Orchard. would
consider trade for Seattle prop
rfty Improved. value Of land
5000. Call en- or write G. A.
Hanks PORT Orchard. Wash.
80 Acf,EN MAPLE VALLEY, Hff.L
or trade, Waiiing. l9tT Pacific.
Everett
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LOGGED.OFF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP BLOWING LO-
cation. low price and easy terms
OF sale OF logRed-off lands offered
70 settlers In Western Washington.
WEYERHEAUSER TIMBER co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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EARM LANDS
80


EXCELLENT BERRY LANDS
WE ARE offering several excellent
tracts OF prairie land In the Yclm
irrigation district. especially
adapted to strawberries. raspber-
rieH lognnberrles. also poultry and
dairying. Lands arc irrigated
from gravity ditch from Nisqunliy
river. 20 miles south Of Tacoma.
between McKenna. on the c.. NJ. a
ST. =. II. r.. and Yelm. on the @. N,
and ". T.. railways. on direct auto
road between Tacoma and Cen
tralin.
TERMS TO actual settlers are; Cash
payment OF $3.50. against which We
advance building material to $500.
No further cash payment asked for
two years; balance In ~ years at
per cent interest.
WRITE Land Department Nick emma
Lumber Company, Mex emma, wash
sl5' TO $40 PER ACRE
Fine. level. irrignblc fruit and alfal-
ia lands. Inexhaustiblc water
supply: ideal climate. Write
Chamber of Commerce. Wilcox.
Arlz.
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20 Micka Tire a Rubber Special
LIBERTY BONDS bOugHT
AND SOLD At MARKET
Dur brokerage department 10 com
pirte in every respect. AK " for
Information regarding any re-
cuFity. orders executed 20 buy of
sell any stock or bond IN any
market.
~. E WILLS COMPANY
Elliott 1900 Gig Second Ave.
Seattle Washington.
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LIVE STOCK

ron BALE MY TWO PRIVATE
cows heavy miikrrr! coming fresh
soon. ~ =. Wiley. kirkland.
Wash. a mile from ferry dock. on
nacsdam road.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Aitorne, sat-l.aw
J. r. LI,-ESTABLIsHED 1871.
General practice. All caxeA Free
consultation. us Burke Elds- eos
Second ave-. Main T1oJ
r. r. Sehoff. Downs Blk. fcs End av
Computation free. All cases Fees
Aitorneys-Pateut
PRED r CORN = -oi CENTRAL
Isidw, Phone Main $40. References;
ern Rubber Co. Universal Teie-
phone 60. oiympic Foundry Co.
MASON. rrNwfrK. LAWRENCE
tss rnrk. BLDG.
Bsths
NAGNrrfc MAsSAGE vAPoR sSD
r1eeicsi hs'h 81 Pioneer Bldg.
I'ieyrles and Repairs
pupv rffwrcrTx Tor s-@li r,rv-
sie. -. Stewart. at Times 80
Chsttel l.~~ns
NO-rY -N iOsv
Lo-r. s-orn 80 ~ ,,nn made oui~siv
rrf o-fifen'isiiv IN furniture
' e.yprrs sco
'on'-. '. e e',,'A ris~ WI .ss.
rhirrrr-~'or
C \ Trtur " c-Lr~rNswn
ch'-cnr.c'c- sos r.rt.-e. W -s'i
Furniture. R~r-irin~. T'phoIsferinr
prctinr
rc-~sr-., NC. Jun Sion W -st,
Co'ip'~r-l Ilosns
cl"a ~ value. TIL" Reliable 20f
Nenrv ia Iosn
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds. and 1eweirv, on most
rsfiafar'erv fe--,.
SOCIETY rnv prNsrNr IOkNS
~ 7rsr-rr
sss-e F,fprRr prTrrprNC
second near Madison.
phvsicians End Surgeons
Dr. Kathryn Harrison = wcm.r.,
dirorders rcrfiu-ted 1919 e,or.
wav cr~er t.t" car. North ssss
Plumbers
COAL RANGES covNrcTrp cons
made e-A installed. gas fitting
North ?fs5.
Transfers
HEATH TRANSFER
Piano and furniture moving. $3.50
per hour. nagEare. Main s72s
ElChth and Pine Beacon 3byf
Turkish Rsihs
fMpERfAL TURKISH BATHS. ftos
9Th ave. Electric cabinets tNsre-
peutic lamps. tubs. Rheumatism
my speciality. Lou's Myers, chirop-
odlrt mechano-therepist. Phone
Main s9ie, day or night
ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT
bath and massage. AIS 2srd s.
Beacon a11N. pr. Lillian ]. Long
Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO.. if2o First ave.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

= w
WHY WORK ron wAcEsf
General store. residence district. net
ting 1900 monthly. established
upstairs building and buhiners
can be bought for tie.5o0. VIII
take some trade up Go ". zoo, ~, bto
essh. balance on easy terms. Ad-
dress c-iss. star
GROCERY
Residential district doing q profit
able business. Will invoice stock
and lease or cell property. with
t-ru,n apartment above store.
Excellent deal for right party. See
Mr. Moore. 1885 Third Ave.
SMALL NANMitsL FOR SALE. IN
excellent condition. cut % town:
day. mill cut Inquire 1871 Belle
vuc ave. Seattle. wash.
LEASE orFEHED on IS hooMS.
JOSEPH r. THOMAS a co. Inc.
ie2e Third Ave. Elicit 1875,
LEASE on CLOSE : IN LOOMING
house, unfurnlshed.
JOSEPH y. THOMAS 4 CO. Inc.
% PERSONAL
JOHN II TOLD 4 LITTLE FIN
about my folks. Please meet me
at the COLONIAL THEATRE and
we'll -. MApgE KENNEDY. aud
talk " over. but you uust Keep
IL STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL"
Fanny OGorman.
pERfA NEST HAIR WAVING.
MsrceiilnE.. hsnna pack for gray
IADisg fMPRovEMrST SHOP
AAir ssoT $40 Union 81
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACREAGE I.oANS-FARM LOANS
$500 and up. prompt service. 20
years IN tho business.
THE DtfRf.AND AGENCY
Iy<ary Building
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100 ACRES $1,000
In Skagit Co, close to Clear lake; n
fine tract for sheep and stock (;
terms.
II. c. PETERS. ZIG aRD AVE.
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sroCks AND,TONDs

WE Will HUN
Capitol Pet. Butte New York. Alaska
Pet 4 Coal. Pan Motors, Western
kmelting A Power Pacific Flee.
Woldrr and Pet Producers.
Hkaf WIN EffI
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ron sar.r-nEAt. rsrArr

lliiNkEf DISTRICT
81 h00a-D Dandy a.room bungalow,
large living room with fireplace
ana beam.d ceiling, paneled dining
ISenI ..,, 'd 40 90 cash 'as monthly
Including piano, " desired. M
n, !pth, fhinney ear. Phone Hal
lard i2as
LOTS ON PAVED atTu AVE. n w.
$3.50. $40 down ana $40 month.
only lots on the pavement at this
H. A. aooDFEILow
SOL Hallway Exchange
LOT huNtna
roomni strictly modeTni hardwood
floors thruout. fun cement base
ment: four garages. Cash or
terms tAif Fremont ave. or
North gi3G,
~. 900 -6- ROOM sEMi-MoDEnN
cottaEei view. 10 minutes from
citys near hlRh and grade schooiA
and business center VIII take
second hand auto as first payment
East $500.
A gNAP, ny oWNEit
My s-Foom home, strictly modern.
Inquire At G6tT Greenwood ave. for
particulars. near Woodland park.
Can be bought at bargain N YOU
act quick, ihinney ave. car, off
at Gath At
ritiNNEN RlDUE - 4 ROOMS.
bath garage lot a0Niu0 20 alley
one block Co car and school. 81, ksO
cash or $4,000 easy terms. is5 n,
SiHt ballard 1878.
10 wI.sr si.ATri.E PROPERTY
s-nooM MODERN HOME. PINE
Fardeni fine View close 20 car
Price ts.soo; 1900 down. SIS a
month. including intereAL
s-roem cottage; eament basement.
fine garden. ti.7Se. tzso down. tsS
month.
IDA SMITH
WILL SELL FOUR LOTS. WET
Seattle. 90 by i2a each. very cheap
Also acres orchard. near spokane.
Take Ford part pay, owner. zoe
pantaEen Bldg. Main 1858,
J. IA ktfFElt-West Seattle real er-
tate exclusively. E.ata biish~d 1906
DownA nd, eos and ay. Main slg6
u WA>TtD--kEaL fsTAIE
Will PURCHASE. FRoM OWNER
t-foom bungalow. modern. base.
tneut and fireplace, within two
blocks Or car line. .WaiilnrfoFd or
Green Lake dirirtcI VIII not pay
over $4,000. kenwond 1919.
IL YoU HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want 60 trade for clear prop
rrty, see H. 4. kessinEer. with v.
". Jordan q Co. al American
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RABBITS

RAISE CALIFORNIA Fun-nEAh-
ing rabbits. quick profits easily
made. Something new Ideal home
work. We pay $3.50 10 1880 each
ana evpr~ssage when 60 months
ufactufe ~ fura hook. 10 centH.
Sunaet Fur Co. h0l t.ankcrHhim
hidg. Los Angeles. cat
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fMpERTAL TURKISH BATHS, fsos
9Th ave. Electric cabinets. tN.ra-
pcutic lamps. tubs. Rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odirt mechano-therapist. Phone
Main s9te, day or night
ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT
bath and massage. AIS 2srd s.
Beacon 911a DR.. Lillian ]. Long.
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% FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

90 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A cont nhArER FOR SALE. IN
good condition. sac Apply sbft
Fourth W
WOOD. sf.AIl FOREST AND MA
pie, any length Phone North flaa
TWO LARGE HOLLY TREES FOR
nale. North sShi,
FoRESr WOOD Fott sALE. PHONE
Queen ANN 4bta
FORREST WOOD FOR SALE. BAL
lard a0ai
kANANAuifs HArs. ti.se lios Isl
81 ED-rURNTruRE
niake furniture Co. .os rlke. NJ esls
So FOR SAI.E--FIR >IruRE
ron SALr-s- FOOT ENTENSloN
dining room table. with Q HtraiEhi
and I serving chair quarter "a VI Cd
solid oak, fumed finish Used "A
few months; good as new. cheap
Tor quick sale. Phone queen Anne
aO2S
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junk

ALASKA JUNK CO.. 1870 First ave.
= Elliott 1921.
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Transfers

HEATH TRANSFER
Piano and furniture moving. sssn
ner hour. pagrare. MAIN s7as
Eirhfh and Pine. BEACON 3Hxf.
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IS SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

MODEL MAKER, DfSCHARGED
from army. wants to unite with
going shop or take position; com
piete equipment: stranger here:
married. have purchased home
here. Address CPS, Star.
NEWSPAPER MAN. WITH LIMO
type, presses, desires n location
for weekly paper In good town In
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4 ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

o 0 o o o o o o 0 Q q o o o .
SUNSET MOTOR co. @
q
RELIABLE EXCHANGED CARS %
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PERSONAL.


ACREAGE LoASS-FARM LOANS
$500 and up. prompt service. 20
yearH IN tho business.
THE ptRLAND AGENCY
I.<ary Building
The labor standard., 1919-06-01

The Cafeteria people insisted on tacking our bulletins on their wall. So the legislators had to eat suffrage as we'll as to read it and meet it around every turn in the corridor.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
MRS. E. M. DICKINSON NEW
 PRESIDENT OF
 SIMSBURY LEAGUE

Mrs. B. M. Dickenson was elected president of the Simsbury Equal Franchise League, at large meeting held in Simsbury at the home of Miss Julia E. Pattison, secretary of the League, Thursday evening, May 8. Mrs. Dickenson succeeds Mrs. Josiah Bridge who was forced to resign be- cause of personal business reasons. Mrs. Bridge has given faithful and efficient service since the formation of the League in 1915 and her resigna- ton was accepted with regret.
 The resignation of Mrs. Jonathan Enc, vice-president of the League was also presented to the Board of Direct ors. Mrs. Robt. Barry was elected to fill this office. All other officers remain the same.
 The principal features of the meet ing, aside from the election of officers, were talks given by Lieutenant and Mrs. Jesse Farren who described their work in northern army camps during the last year of the war.
 Mrs. Farren did splendid welfare and nursing work for the soldiers who were i'll in camps in this country.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Farren. have now returned to their home in Tariff vile. Mrs. Farren, always a suffra- gist, but doubly so since the war, will act as seventh senatorial district leader in the political organization of The Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association.