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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-30

Many affairs 6f a social nature have
becn cancelled by the influenza ban
20 the disappointment of both old and
young. but one event scheduled for
yesterday which could not well be
postponed was the celebration OF the
first birthday anniversary OF Master
i3iily Quentin Sawyer. Even the in
yitaiions were prepared, in the hope
that the han might be lifted before
the dsy arrived. Billy was going to
entertain few friends informally at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Sawyer, 2l9 West Court street
the occasion was far from overlooked
however. for many gifts arrived to
bring the wouid-be host congratula-
tions and delight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lundburg of
Stanfiefd are being congratulated by
many Pendleton friends upon the
birth of a daughter at st. Anthony's
hospital Tuesday The little maid is
to be called Marjorie Berniece. Her
mother was formerly Miss Berniece
Walker of Pendleton.
Mrs. r. +. Ringo is a guest at the
II. II, Wilcox home on Thompson
street. she having arrived from her
home near Cambridge, Idaho. for a
Few days visit with Pendleton friends
Mrs. Ringo is former Pendleton ma
tron.
C. b. Writ left today for a business
trip TO Portland and Seattle.
A. II. Brown w. f. Lynch, and
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Counter Move Underway.
GLASGOW, Jan. 3O.-The nom
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RUSSIAN CoIN BACKING
with organized heads Of organized Ia

tcontinued from page onoD
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NEW TO-DAY
Want Ads and Locals.
Rates Per Line

Each new advertisement
will be run under "New To-
day" for the first insection
only. During subsequent in
sertions of the ad it will APP
pear under its proper classi-
fication..
Telephone l
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C. p. Writ left today for business
trip TO Portland and Seattle.
a. II, Brown, w. f. Lynch and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
HOME RULE BILL
IS DUE TODAY
Premier Lloyd George Will
Present Plan for ireland

LONDON. Dec. 22.-tDnitcd Prcssl
The home rule program for ireland
was to he presented in the house Of
commons this afternoon by Premier
LloydGeorge. at a time when the
Irish situation admittedly was the
most serious in recent years.
The long accumulation Of deeds Of
violence eliminating with the attack
on Niscount French last week. was
believed to have led the government
TO modify considerably its original
program.
So far as could bc learned, the
home rule hill viii provide Tor an
Irish government modelled largely
after the state governments In the
United states. with separate lcgis-
laturcs for Ulster and the rest Of
ireland and representation for both
sections in parliament,
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SENSATION IN
new CASE DUE
Defense Promises Surprise
Witness in Trial
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 90.
Harry =. News trial for nj.
legged murder opened today with
n fresh sensation promised.

Defense attorneys, heretofore re.
ticent In revealing their plans. de
clared they would place a woman on
the stand as surprise witness
who would throw an entirely new
light on the case.
They declared this witness would
testify that a short time before Miss
Lesser was killed alleged revelations
involving the girl he was to marry
were made to Harry :. New. which
would unbalancc the mind OF even a
sane man. The defense claims New
il insane and that these alleged
revelations would easily drive a man
OF his type to murder
This announcement was considered
a counter TO reports that persisted
that the prosecution was holding
back the most important witness 81
the trial, said TO be an eyewitness
to Frieda's death The district at.
torncy would neither confirm nor
deny that report.
Larger crowds throngcd the hall Of
justice today than at any time since
tho trial opened
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Espionage Act
Defense Target

Attorneys for T.. II. Ault. Frank \
Rust. George +. Listman and Anna
Louise strong Union Record oft
cials charged with publishing articles
tending TO aid and abct the imperial
German government IN time ~ war
against the United states. were Civ
on Monday, until next week To file
references in the demurrer thcN
have intcrposod to the indictment a.
cusing them OF disloyalty
Demurrcrs filed by Attorneys
John T.. Dore and Mark Litchman
attack the indictments ON the
grounds that they do not state a sui
ficicnt cause OF action. that the cs-
pionage act is unconstitutional. that
hostilities had actually been termi
mated al the time the overt acts were
alleged to have been committed. ana
that moro than one crimc is charged
in the counts OF the indictment
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CENSUS OF BIRDS
IS TAKEN HERE

Census of the birds was taken sun
day by members Of the Seattle Audu-
bon society.
Bird lovers visited bush and field
and found many inhabitants at
home. according to notes compared
at s O'Clock when the census takers
convened for dinner at Blanc's cafe.
Tho no figures were given out. IL
was reported Monday that the shy
twohee with his brilliant dress. and
the wee Seattle wren were discovered
In abundance.
The diEnified varied thrush dis
played himself. Juncos flashed
about. and a few brave bluebirds
came out to represent their kind A
flock or more OF Audubon warblers,
some tame smooth wax.wings and
the saucy pine sickins were counted
The friendly robin. too, was seen.
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WRITE ron NAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price an easy terms
OF sale % loEE - off lands offered
90 srttieru in Western Washington
WEYEHtiEAUHEH TIMER CO
TACOMA WASHINGTON
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'tUDtLAit 80 gas SEALED fitn.
uuHntH will hr received nt thT Df
firo uf General Purchasing Agent
Alaskan LuElurttiuH t"ulullHniun.
seattle. wash not ihtrf than
January ~. 1890. for furnishing
twu locomotive. One dlt'het. one
wtrrksr and twu. aerial tramwHNr
tuplpa 90 thia circular may %" ODE
tanned upon application at this of+
fits- u. from Alaskan Engineering
comm rHIpn tuI custom House.
Portland. oregon Aianian lsn-
cheering Commission, 300 Gus
tom House san FrnuciHes. 'allf
Reclamation service. 300
Ttamwby Hldg. Denver. colo
dian Service. 1uk b Green Nt, chs
,agu. fli Bureau uf Mines. $500
Tofhrs nt. Iittaburs Pa. and
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
Department ~ the Interior wash
inrton r. g. g. o. Dole. General
Purchasing Agent
WILL iE RECEIVED
at tho bureau 81 SuppllrH and 40
counts Navy Department. wash
inEton u. 6. until 10 o'clock o.. m
pscemhsr 81. 1919. Tor deiiserinF
rramrra. taps and dtes. files Nisra
Indicator aud hnnunclatur system
and until 10 o'clock a m. bFrrfn-
her 90. 1919. for delivering nails
steel sockets. chisei blanks hair
feit. yellow silica sand. coal burn
ing ranges. rhhn utfhlghtrnrf
pipe bending preas. testing pump
and hydraulic pfers. to the NavS
Yhrd. Puget Sound. wash. Apply
for proposals. 60 the nuppiy officer
Navy Yard. Puget sound wash
or e. the bureau of supplies and
Accounts SAMUEL McGpW An
paymarter General - the Navy
ta-iN-1R
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Prisoners Escape
and Then Return

Harry Brown. "a. and William Hay.
don. 40 are back at the county
uockadr Monday after being absent
without leave FOR several hours sun.
day They decided to visit Seattle.
and managed to get past the guards
Later they phoncd 90 their incarcer-
iatod brothers and the message waa
overheard by Officials by the time
deputy shcriffs reached the hotel the
furitives had phoned from. the two
Adventures were on their way back
"a the stoc',ndc, where they applied
for entrance.
Just junkct after narcotics" cx.
planned superintendent James McCul
ley, who made a fun report to the
sheriff. They are habitual drug ad.
diets"
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FIND MASK IN POCKET:
GUN is THROWN AWAY

a stuffed" gun and too much
clothing may prove the means for
an extended visit in the county Jail
Tor Frank smith. ~. colorod, who is
in the city jail Monday morning ON
an open charge.
Smith was arrested with John
Johnson. %, also colored. at Sixth
ave. :. and Jackson early Monday
morning by sgt. W. r. Donlan and
Patrolman T.. T.. Berry.
The officers were driving along
Jackson IT. when they passed the
two negroes. Upon stopping. Smith
threw gun beneath the machine.
When searched at the police station
1t was found he was wearing four
shirts. two sweaters. suit of clothes
and pair of oVeralls.
A yellow mask was found In his
pocket
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SEEKING
BOY SPEEDERS
They Keep Going After In
juring Worker

seattle police are searching
for drivers of two racing auto
mobiles, one ~ which ran into
I'D iioule. 1907 18th ave. -. H.,
and painfully injured him while
he was working on the street
ear tracks at Madison St and
Third ave. early Monday NOM
ing.
Houfe was removed 10 the city
hospital. where his Injuries were
pronounced not serious.
House was crouched on the street
car tracks with a red lantern placed
on either side OF him
The machines came dashing down
Third ave. according 10 {. +. Suiiy.
5O3l 18Th ave. y T. who saw the
accident The machine on the left
hand side struck Houle. There were
two young boys In the machine.
was unable 10 obtain the iicenss-
number.
japanese Injured
NJ sugita. 81. Alki hotel r. in the
Columbus fanitarium Monday morn.
ing with a severely lsceraied head
and possible internal injuries az the
result 81 being struck by an auto
mobile driven by William Fleming,
1882 9th ave. s. W, al Sixth ave.
and jackson IT.. early this morning.
The Jap attempted 10 cross Jackson
IT. from behind passing street car,
II il said. He ran into the fender
OF flemlng's automobile. was knock.
Cd down and the machine passed
over him.
Sugita was removed to the city
hospital for first aid and later taken
10 the Columbia sanitarium.
Felt Car Jar
W II Grimm. 1916 r. nth st.,
driving car belonging 20 John
Allen. same address. struck James
y. sullivan al Eastlake ave. and
Martin 81. Sunday night. Sullivan
was unin1ured.
y. NJ. Dodge. 1923 18th ave. n f.,
reported to the police he was
stopped by an unidentified citizen ~
18Th ave. y. T.. and r.. 40th ave.
early Monday morning and told he
had just knocked man down
NJ. ). Carroll. 1900 18th ave. " F..
was the victim. He received a cut
over the eye Dodge said il vas
raining and that he did not see
Carroll. altho he admitted he felt
the car jar.
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Victim of Holdup
Too Fast on Draw

Drawing his own revolver In the
face of opposing artillery N. n.
Cunningham 333 First ave. ~ saved
himself from being robbed In "A hold
up early Monday morning.
Cunningham was approached near
his home by a youth. wearing a
weeks growth of beard and clad in
dirty clothes. who drew gun and
made short sharp commands
Cunningham took n chance and
whipped out his own gun. Tho foot.
pad turned on his heel and did a
hasty retreat.
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PLAN IRRIGATION INSTITUTE

The combining of all community
interest Of the Northwcat In the de.
yelopmont of irrigation and agricul.
tural progress IL the object to be at.
tanned at the Washington irrigation
institute to he held at Spokane, ain.
uary s aud ., according 20 an invi.
tuition 10 attend received 10y Thomas
D. Hill. secretary Of the state devcl.
opment bureau, seattle Chamber OF
Commerce.
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Junk

ALASKA JUNK CO. fI90 First ave
20 IIllnfi aaal.
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WOMAN'S PURSE NIPPED

pickpockcts working the Christ
mas crowds. relieved Mrs T.. T.. Lee
lladdon Han. apartments. of her
poctcthook. cob tanning $50. while she
was shopping saturday night in a
downtown store, she reported TO the
police Monday, The pockctbook was
later found In the store, but the con
tents had been removed.
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J. r. -ESTAnLtsHED 1857
All cases Cancellation free mod
crate fees ans Hurh~ bldg. tUb
second ave Main 9ao9, -.---
Il u schoff. Downs l8ik. 7op znd AZ
rousuitn don nee. All cases, Fees
moderate
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ACRE tt'I
LARGE rHAcT. fMri

LARGE TRACT IMPROVED
$3.50
Large tract. all cleared and fenced
nice family orchard Of choice
fruits and berries. splendid house
81 bunEalow type. built IS owner
Tor permanent home pure spring
water piprd TO house. electric
liKhtHi telephone service good
EataEr On place. and other build
lnEH. such as barn. poultry house.
etc make thin place an eNr~p-
tionai bargain at ta.Gs0. Reason
nhl" terms 20 responsible party.
Less than ono mile from ferry
dock. Purchaser can have free
use ~ several acres OF good paa-
ture land adjoining. all under
fence owner going Go Eastern
Warrington 60 manage large
wheat farm. Take East Madfnon
car and county ferry Go kirkland
and inquire for = ". SurkiinE a.
brick bungalow office al end az
fefrs dock
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No Hope Is Left
for Beer During
Christmas Time

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 The
supreme court dispclled an hopes
FOR Christmas Deer when It failed
TODAY to hand down its decision
ON eases attacking the right OF
the government under wartime
prohibition to prohibit the sale ~
e1i pcr cent beer
No decision VIII be announced
now until January = or after
The supreme court also delayed
until January 2 its decision on
whether uhc states Of Rhode
Island and tho New Jersey Retail
Liquor Dealers association may
bring suits testing tho validity
~ tho constitutional prohibition
amendment and the Nolstcad law
enforcing 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
U. S. PROTEST
SENT MEXICO
Another Request Sent About
0utrages on Yankees

WtsHUNGTON. Dec. 22.-The
state department today instruct
ed the American embassy at
Mexico City Ia insist 10 the Mex.
lean government that "outrsges
against American citizens In Mex
leo be stopepd."
AZ the same time the department
ordered the embassy TO renew It's re-
I quest that every possible step be
taken" 10 arrest the bandits who kid.
mapped Frederick Hugo. manager OF a
ranch near Muzquiz. IN Coshuiia. re
Gently.
Open warfare between Carranza
and Glen. Obregon is threatened. nc
cordlng 10 unofficial advioes from
Mexico. received today by govern.
ment officials. Obregon IL the strong
est contender for the presidency
carranza. these dispa tches said. II de.
ternined 20 retain control. even II he
must Indefinitely postpone the ma
iionai election. scheduled for July.
Obregon II Ready
Obregon apparently ~ ready to
take the field and start h9stilities al
soon as Cafranza shows his hand
Just now. the advices said. the two
leaders were playing a waiting game
each ready TO strike after the other
has made the frat move.
In the tensencss OF this situation,
Carranza IL doing every thing possible
90 win popular support. defying the
I United States la the Jenkins issue
falling American sailors AT Mazatlau
ana in other ways trying TO make
the Mexican people think he iS the
strong man" % Mexico. American
Intervention would cause the people
to rally to him. It ~ believed. and
even Obregon might join him In that
event
Mail Confiscaicd
Fearing that Ohregon Will enlist
American aid In his scheme TO seize
the presidency. Carranza IL reported
10 have Instituted censorship Of his
rivals mails passing between Mexico
and this country. some letters are
confiscaied. II IL alleged. by obre.
CONS followers. while other. are re
sealed and delivered after being
photographed
Telegrams addressed TO Obrcgon.
sent from points I'm the United
states. are also said 10 have been
stopped
one OF the two assassins who re
Gently attempted TO kin obregon at
racubaya a suburb Of Mexico City.
was captured by Gen. Hili. obrcgon's
representative. who obtained n con.
fession said to implioate persons in
CarranzA's cabinet. according to re.
ports from Mexico.
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IRISH TROUBLE
AGAIN Renewed
Say Attack on Newspaper
Blow 10 Government
ny GEORGE MttD0N0uGH
nitsd Press staff Correspondent

DJBIIN. December % Political
Observer here to-day raw in the sue
cess ~ feHtcfdny'H faid on the In
dependent. Dublin newspaper. by
radical elements. serious blow 10
tho prestige 81 the Irish government
Coming Immediately after ~ at.
tack upon Lord French. they pointed
out IL apparently showed the Sim
rriu and other radical elements were
able 10 defy the authorities IN the
heart 81 the heaviest policcd town
IN ireland
Escape Detection
ia both the French attack ana the
newspaper raid 10 wac asserted. puic
ticsllt. all the law breakers were able
90 escape and olude detection. These
Observers saw IN the two incidents
a virtual reign OF terror with none
able 10 resist the viii Of the eKtrcm.
lists
Damage To- the plant 81 the lnde.
pendent today was estimated az more
than 800 600 The plant WAS cap
tufvi by a group 81 armed men. Part
~ them held the editorial staff at
the point Of royoiverH while others
smashed the newspapers llnotypea
ana prcHacs
The raid was supposed 20 have
been engineered by radical labor
elements. possibly working In cone
junction with Slim Feincrs some
~ the raiders Wa captured. aliha
hundreds ~ persons. including the
police. were In the vicinity Of the
building.
Apparently nobody outside the
building knew what was going on
until the attacking party had COM
plcied its work 81 destruction and
nraftTFed
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tNHTITtTE

Observation-Disclosures
INSTITUTE
SIS Halfway Exchange. second and
Cherry. Rheumatism. Eaul Md
ury. bladder. blood and an female
disorders. acute and chronic. uue-
ceasfuily treated Registered phv-
Hician. Elliott 73i4
NOT HER WISHES To PLACE
daughter yeRrr old. worry refined
Ia o Chriatinu home. whore al.
can be- companion ana attend
school Capitol Htll preferred
Address D-20. star.
DADDY Bon COME HOME an
once. business In X 4 aud other
places settled by daddy Hobsrt
and Dolphio ask for you every dnv.
Mother
PIGR.fA NENT HAIR WAVING
Marc. ling, HERNIA pack foi gray
and fndcd hair.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 65O7. $40 Union q,
MATERNITY HOSPITAL CAPITOL
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PINE ACRE TRACTS $3.50

These two tracts are near Edmonds.
have good soil. View 81 sound. a
larEn stream grnHsrs nnr end 81
each ~ Euu are Interested in a
piece ~ acreage this 10 positively
the cheapest and best located Of
any ~ know - north % city.
nURwEtI. 4 MoRTOnp
Main 1885 BIS Colmau iiidK
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RIAL ESTATE LOANS

100 RrNI ESTATE LOANS
AcTtEAGE FOAN4 Palm tpANa
1900 and up prompt FefNtCet 10
yHafH iu the business
THE ptfHt.ANb AGENCY
i.sary iiuildlnr
VIII. LOAN Any AMOUNT on
good city property ~ y CO. POS
aaa hoard Elliott SOS
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8 FOR EXCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

ron SALE or TRADE-32o ACRES
land, about ~ miles from town
all fenced. about 200 acres pillow
lana. balance pasture. small house
and Rranary; we'll. as acres pillow
% snap price, $500; mortgage
500. Must sell or trade before
March j. t. Beinauer. owner
Glasgow. Mont
III YOU HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want TO trade for clear prop
"Ity, sec ". y keAsingcr, with T.
". Jordan q CO.. 21i American
Bank Bldg
SALE OR ABE - 50 ACRES.
mstn1W valley write Box 80.
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FOR sAI.r-NtTOMOBILrs


CHRisTMAs-CifRtsrMAs
Your CAR is READY
Chevrolet touring .-.-t...... ftIh
Electric started and lighted ln
Al condition.
Maxwell 1915 touring ........ - 1850
The dsmuuntahio wheel Kind.
Ford 1917 touring .............ilts
Ford 1917 touring ............ .iisA
Ford 1915 touring ............ iita
scripps Booth e-s9 touring &C.,. tsss
Snappy. economical aud powerful
" s pULMAGE MOTOR 60
Used Car Dept. iie7 10Th Ave
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STOCKS AND.poNDs


WHY WORK FOig WAGES.
Dodge hiEh rent district pwn vo,tr
n~n business and g-rnom horn
paved district. netting 800 month.
~ property alone worth prIr.
asked $40 600. Huua s. 600 sioa.-
"a trade considered. $4,000 cash
balance easy terms b-ff SfHr
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FOR EtgNr-ttot SIS

MNpNoSA DISTRICT
FOR EINr NItE ROOM
furnished apartment. @ bedrooms
private bath. vacant Jan Let
Adulta only S8s can at aHa
gOth ave rhour Fast tNft
CALL ron RENTAL ptREN"rOitN
MAYNARD RiNTAL AGtNCN
iT1bag 4. e. smith iildk
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys at-iaw

Attorneys
Ii r. HAt.f,-ESTA 1857.
/ All cases Cancellation free mod
| crate fees ans ffurh~ Bldg. BOZ
SECOND ave. Main 1904
liz u Schoff. buwns six. 7op 4nd sV
/ cousultatlon free. Al eases. Fees
moderate
AitorneyS-Pat~nt
tfHEn o. GOfiN - 7ei CENTRAL
IiidE Phor~ Main $50 Differences
Remington Typewriter Co. West
| ofn NubheT Co, bnlNefsal i'i'
phone Go. Olympic Foundry CO.
MASON FENWlck. LAWRENCE
tss nurhs hldE
Baths
MAGNETIC MASSAGE. NAfOR ANp
medical bath 5ii Pioneer BIDS
James and fifsL -
thatici Loans
| Mo%EY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 20 500 made quickly
and rnufldrntiaiiy on furniture
| pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS a co
| i9o8st T. e. smith HidE III f6ss
Chiropodi-is
iTHE rO0r HOSPITAL IN STUCK
1its PIKE 81 rhnnr Main 6oae
Cinroprartor
In y TURNER Chitoprac'of sio.t2
| HafEht iild End and zine. Consul
| tntiun free Hours 10 90 Even
iuEa ht appointment Ellloit aest
Ic. a THAUH - q ~ LICENSED
ehirnptsctof COS rantaEes II 1881.
Icampheii. o n. Iantawea iiid. ~ 5sse
Furniture, Repairing. uphoistcring.
Packing
JorEsnsen firos Furn. shop. ~ ttii
Collateral loans
WE loan oS DIAMONDS AND
iswelry, AK your banker about
EQUITABLE LotN CORPORATION
| COS Eitei iiidR, - AZ AZ PIX" 81
MONEY LOANED OK AL AitTi-
Giles Of value. The Reliable. 90
THIRD ave
Money 90 Loan
| MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and Jewclry. on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sass EMPIRE BUILDING
Second near Madison.
MONEY TO loan
w, loan any amount on diamonds.
/ watches and icwelrb. Lowest rates
/ Seattle oldest loan broker
AMERICAN JEWELHN 60
so Second Ave Establlshed 1859.
rhy ~icisns and Surgeons
KIDNEY a BLADDER DisoRDERs
DIR y ~ FREEH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes
90s y Third Ave.
Hours 10 a ~ 60 =. "
pr kathryn Harrison Wumen's
disorders roadjuHtod. tsi9 stone
| way; Green Lake car North 1888.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1905
9Th ave. Electric cabinets. thcra-
/ psutic lamps. tubs. RhcumntiHfn
] my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop.
odiHt mechanic thHrapiHt. Phone
Main 12is day or night
| Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO. 1870 Fret ave
| So. Elliott ag9i.
I
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAtI FOR RENTAL DIRECTORY
MANARp RENTAL AGENCY
1851 1. g. Smith hldg
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