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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Small Fire on
/ Washington Street

The fire department was called
out this morning to Bartlett and
Washington streets. When the fire
men arrived they found that trans
former on the lines had caught on
fire and there was no danger of it
blaze spreading. The wOrkmen
succeeded in putting ouc the fire
themselves and the department re-
turned after nice practice run for
nothing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Canadian Challenge
Send Telegram to American De
tenders of Yacht Cup

Montreal. August THE challenge
for Americas cup will be telegraphed
tonight to the New York Yacht Club
by either the Caperdenton Yacht Club
or the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht
Squadron, according to an nnounce-
ment of local yachtman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Gable Ship Boarded
= BY British Officials

Miami, Aug. 6-The British cable
layer ship, Colonia arrived off of
Miami but remained outside the
three mile limit where she was
boarded by Admiral Dreker and the
British Vice Consul.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Miracle Man
is In Columbia

Long haired Professor b. c..
Cooley, so-calIed "Mirfcle Man." who
has been practicinsr III, Kershaw,
Z Camden and Bamberg recently, has
hit" Columbia and has stated that
he desires to have his ability tested.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Family Row in
!, North Carolina
One Killed and Two Seriously
Injured

Asheville, n. C., Aug 9.-Dryson
Hensley is dead sand his daughter.
Mrs. Prudence Banks, and her son,
Eugene Hensley ARE seriously wound
ed as a result, the authorities say,
or family quarrel in Yancy county
Sunday. Will Banks, father law
of the wounded woman, is charged
with the shooting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11

{(Dn buyerUs of the world
oH6 forslyn. are thoroughly
u itok amer their interests.
< objsoe = 10 obtain raw
" ehsap a possible ana to
products Z at the greatest
~ prof,t. The producers OF
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Greeks Occupy Con-
stantinOple

Rome, August 77.-Autlioriztion to
occupy Constantinople has been given
Greeks by the allies, according to the
newspaper ObServatoro Romano.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Delegates Reach
Minsk Tonight
Polish Foreign Office Send AL
+ lies Note and One to United
States

French military experts in Warsaw
reprt that the military situation is
unchanged. The Polish delegates to-
negotiate poace is expected to reach
Minsk tonight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11
Will
SHOW FARMERS
How To Operate busting Ma
chimes Against Weevil
WILL BE IN SUMTER
AUGUST THIRTIETH
Many Are Expected to See Ope-
ration of Calcium Arsenic
Machine

Clemson College, August 9--'ro en-
able the people in the boil weevil ter
ritory to see various machines and
methods employed in busting cotton
tor boil weevil control, Director w
w. Long of the Extension Service of
Clemson College has arranged a series
OF busting demonstrations in num-
Der of counties. AT these demonstra-
tons there will be various types of
machines including at least three
traction busters and several hand
busters, the manufacturers of which
VIII nave representatives present to
operate them.
The demonstrations will be in charge
of specialists from the Extension Ser
vice and the Crop Pest Commission
tne manufacturers cooperating to fur
nlSh and operate the busters and the
southern, Seaboard and Coast Line
railroads to furnish Transportation
Ihere will be ten demonStra tions as
follows:
Charleston, August 16.
Walterboro, August Is.
Fairfax, August 20
Denmark, August 23.
Aiken, August 25.
Orangeburg, August %.
Sumter, August 80.
Florence, September J..
Kingstree, September 2.
Andrews. September 4.
busting with calcium arsenate, saws
Prof A. f.. Cohradf, entomologist OF
the Crop Pest Commission, is a mat
ter which cotton farmers should give
careful attention, for while the out
look is encouraging, it is a complica-
ted matter in which time, method and
manner of applying are most impor-
tant factors and serious mistakes may
be made. AS it is probable that dust
ing will receive greater attention next
season, an effort will be made to pre-
sent the poisoning operations in such
manner as to form an intelligent prac c.
tical guide for the future.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-11

A million monographs will soon
be squeaking out campaign speeches.
But 1t will be easier to choke them
off than the ordinary kind, when
they get tiresome.
Maybe there are no birds I'm last
years nest. but the fruit on our hat
tree Is that Of 1919.
Somebody complains that 1t is
costing $1,22O,00O day to main
tain the American forces on the
Rhine, Well II cost over $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

the days of early Athens has statesman of the
peninsula done much for his country Venizelos.
Greece is again in the possession of her ancient
territory in Thrace and Asia Minor which she lost
before the Christian era. Venizeos, ranked at the
peace conference as Europe's greatest statesman,
gained this victory for Greece in exchange for the
slight war service Greece had rendered the allied
cause (
But venzelos acted In all things auocrat He was
the allies at Athens He supported the allies action
forcing Constantine to abdcate He defended the
patton of Greek territory by the allies of fight
ing Bulgaria and The Germans before Greece entered the
The Greek people have gained out of the war; pro-
portonaely to their losses than any other nation. But
they consulted about their countrys destiny They
had particular affection for Constantine But he the
head Of their country and he deposed by foreign action
Freedom has no place in such a scheme Of things
II all the allies wise they will accept the verdict of
the Greek people To attempt To financial pressure
military might for the purpose of multiplying the election
result would only make matters The Greeks
titled to their ruler IL they wish Constantine TO
return that is their affair AS for Venzeos he has
learned the lesson which stands forth thruout all Greek
history. Greece aside her beloved
when they forget that democracy has its root words
as ancient as the Greek anguage-demos tpeope) and
krateo (rule).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Have q right applaud thsars Isctursf
Mes n performance
Because the II
Have or
Theoretically. but do youf
In ~ because sympathy fcrtearancef
a
are out
and
not
tell the . HIS
wen
would Be elected. arrested causing disturbance
that
disturbance THIS show bad disturbed his
peaceful
approval IN apt itself violence
hsdug
such that the actors be ATTACHED and the theatre wrecked
why Kissing discouraged
a
That's why applaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
The Unsocial Child

Arho children suffer
imidy formation n
their
is
children
allowed o DO W
able IL The By
encouraged synes and tfniiY assert
character NOR
The child becomes sccusve barely because
thusf orrnedr
other children leave them
Of eneourasing child by adopting him.
and tendency indulge reflections
with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
HOW COMFY
NS INDEED
DON'T
HOARD


Have . savings hank account n
po~xibie but donr hoard Don't
sar~s your ssui 70 f~cd yor locker.
Don't diminish yourself or your
happiness or your usefulness Just TO
increase your hank account The
isfe n more than meat and ths body
than rzifncnt
Money In Itself is worthless. It's
only value n IN what q can DO.
There ss nothing moro foolish than
trying To srs how much filthy lucrs
you can psls up.
Hoarcinr 10 a PROCESS shas rvacss
dixasf rously on character. Under liz
hantyui Influences the juices Of gen.
crosity dry up and one's personality
conracss Tho soul withers and a
mans nature becomes smau and
sorfid and hard and mean
Therefore. don't hoard
What I am saying about money
applies TO everything. Don't hoard
anything. Don't hoard your social
and mental traiss II ycu 90. they
win wither. too Don't hoard your
religion. What biunder 10 try to
be q mfs~r With tho one thsnx that
was meant 10 make us big hearted
and wcnerousi
The very genius Of religion n "a
forget self In the effort to promote
the happiness and welfare OF others.
But you have seen people who
acted as though they were afraid
there might not be enough Of God
To 20 around. AZ though residential
acocnmoda tons IN heaven arc limit
ID. This IN tho worst kind Of hoard.
ina--to ret spiritual blessing and
try 60 keep II 20 yourself
n you hoard q. n win spch
This was the lesson of the mama
rnined down m the desert from
heaven to feed rsraei ON the Journey
to me Land OF Promise Every
morning there was a fresh supply
for the days need. But some long
sighted Investors decided To corner
the market. They proposed 10 stock
M against day when the heavenly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
WHO
DRIVES?

NJ EDMUND VANCE COOKE
- - sent . shan fhru the bisekness
~ M1t1e sou rsde n my side.
O. ~ sssi isy the miId~w ef siscksess;
~ spirit VS. shs~n 81 ifs pride
- sxeh ~ the constant inssstencs
81 svevy DAP asfies - Do;
- tired sf the INK some resissAocs
Uht<h cnnfrsuted eseh msrning anew.
- ne ssshA fen 10 fr.ssiss and sasrm-
ing,
A. onward the u,st~v or ~wspA,
Al then s1mefhing human and warm
pvssssS ei.ss. - my nfns son si~p4
Ass.s1 p~r-ses the us<hns-s and hss.h-
Arsus6 swrp< the stv~ss II the storm.
~ . strength In M asryed from hi.
weaknes~ q
49, the tide - NJ courage flowed
warm
zh&n sgsfs ! fesf simple and eaevv
~ the struggle Without, or within.
An1 can d>ath should best and beicagues
fsit should bsttie-~ad win.
- ! wondered. when my night grow,
coldv
And sleep the long sIience~ thru,
Wm ~ =, head find It's rest on The sbou'-
And inspire me Great Tenderness, TO-,
Sghan I Ne, an IN silence and etsvsne~s
I'm my aehes are scattered sfsr?
o. shall ] dream On flsru the darkness,
And know who is guiding the Carr"
Copyright, 1920, n. y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Running Water

who back
a a sornesn
ueuary in villages that
Some Of these Disadvantages weighed heavier
n near
village
think
TO home whcnc
washed In
Is
ready faucet the practice
that many of
other country the are
in
wanted mandate Turkey at pound
oar o mean
ln crop of oe.
IN administration
Goldman complains
"uncic'-Uncie
John d. Rockefeller u a mighty healthy old
sSpcon that the sino
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Passing the Buck

-one heard tho federal
board
responsibility
find
For
$1,000 a l
but weren't lending for speculative
federal
no.
lending
helps
Q
wasn't for tho federal sst, wvd b tho worst panic IN
history right
hivs other
wouldn't
o q
ID
.
Tremendous service for ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
COST or MILK FROM
PRODUCERS VIEWPOINT

Editor Tho Rtar. have bern
reading the results % the findinrn Of
tho milk commission appointed bS
the mayor % Seattle. and the same.
20 my thinking. H. 80 ridiculous that
sfn In favor 81 having q rornnis
sion frosn Etsiiaccom ST on the ausn
ton again TO r~t az q more resson'
ai,ie and common s~ns~ prfee- They
have corne 10 tho conclusion that the
cost OF prpiurt3on has nothing 10 DO
with Tho r.illnE price. and thai the
middlrnaan should have twice az
much rs the produoee. and th~ pro
Queer should have just what the
r,iddicman can force him 20 produce
u for. That Il the English Of what
The commission findn
They rive tiiesr sanction 20 the
stealing tho difference between s,s1
and nso PR 100 pyins. which b
IN. dfffrr~nrs h~fseen the price -,
ana the cost prtce ] am WONDERING
where they grs that tf~ffea Th~,
quote shs condenser price - .
criterion 10 srs the PRICE By. which
~vwry pr0fucer knows never rave
ths profncer much ovcr cnohaif the
cost at prcanoinx. the S;Ss and tho
sA,e are their figures. ~ rubiishcd
today. not nina
Note 70 pounds - horne crown
grain. ~ pounds Of purchased Grain
and ITO pounds Of hay and three
hours Of labor. not counting thr In.
v.u6rnent on the barns and the
money invested In cows and other
eaulpus~nt- ~ the commission nys-
tenn IN the correct method Of arriving
al fair price. why not use u on the
selling price o. cotton goods. meat
feed and all other Articles and not
only ON miikr Tho farmer In not
computed to produce milk. 20 why
should be produce " At les. than
co~tr I rny cut II out ana let the
consumer 60 without until some fair
price can be found. commensurate
with cost. or until the profiteers can
afford 20 DO without 200 pr cent
for doinE q 20 pr cent amount Of
labor. In fact. any farmer who pro.
duccs milk for ieas than cost In q
fool. and deserves 20 no under a.
earfy m possible. The butter far
price iw not an unfair price for all
those who have high grade butter
making cows ~ you only count tins
cost Of proiuction. and nothing for
interest on the Investment 70 the
only thing 10 do Ia TO sell tho cow
10 tho butcher. and let the farmer
stop producing until tho rasd honos
among thieves can be found.
JOHN hASTER9.
| Kent. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

x.<-x.<~fxfars
fsu i-sye dertod yvg 49,"
y.~ 49, ns,,,s ysar ansxhf.~v n--4s
~" 49,. -. A. ..St.~~ x-3x~~
Have ysu sheukbt ~"'
tbe I@nsfr' x-.~-s~ xa..
foa hsse f~<tssop~s from ms nss -
Prom u,e souls u ehiidrs. sie.1ins
Ready sa.h today 10 Do Pour chr'ssmss
H<-dy cash 10 p-y ths fds. 90 10
niEbt.
W.. 49, sss,.d xyvy nlshy e.SA frss
sa .a a,ssss ~,.x- s~s,~. s.s
f...a. - f,.a~~
x,.-u.s -. "a 49, Sa~x e1aru x-n
&C.,. ,..,,oxT.u
wtu sxss.- y. o.xpn yssrs pwvfIt~ vim .
~s....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Is This the "Right
Kind of Preaching?

Tho REV. DIR. Herbert Hhipmnn.
pastor of the Church Of the Heavenly
TEST. fashionable Chicago church.
was a chaplain with ths A. r. v. He
doesn't like profitseru. and Tire fol
lowing poem. dedicated 20 them. he
read from the pulpit M part Of o
sermon Chicago is Of two minds
about the poem Ship1nan fDyf'
many 81 his fashionable .eongregn-
ton congratulated him Others aren't
20 sure this In ''ths right kind Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

No,r raHp mcn harc rsanH tsctrS.
scme rscn are chrssfions. sone
Socrafie.
AID sasar sflg irstihc their setcs.
Rsrsb ,soan o. Deuocrufsc
Sepsc mien are Sredz. sous
eaeoilc.
SO not al csitsre "a naseedn-ici
-Edmssd fascc Cooke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
In the Editors Mail
BIZ CONDO

fear ! hav~. oftent,me.. shsred the
common fault and have br~n dis
courteous In this regard. hut ! bee
you 10 he assured that At all times
have been personally grateful fos
not only the sasiaiAnce you have uni
forniy given In r-sr.onse 20 our ~.
quests. bot hiso for tho moral sup
port and interest Tn. star has shown
toward the childfyn whom wo have
endoasorwd Ca .rrva
Faithfully yourS
I.rl.BuftS MEftHffIA
HOW CONF,
NfcS. INDEED
Editor The star Hoe corncs In
looking over daily statistics under
marriage. ilccnrea no Japanoss
names noted: under births. half are
Japanese: under deaths. none noted
How comet
rssponE o'nruEx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
JUVENILE COUNT
OFFICER SENDS THANKS

Editor Tho star May express
10 you my personal appreciation Of
the faithful cooperation Tho star
has extended 10 me during tho ten
years have been In the ssryioe OF
the Seattle Juvenile COURT
In many ways you have provided
suppors and assistance for the chill
drcn we have served and ] have al
ways been deeply grateful Such aid
by IN. press usually 10 accepted
without an acknowledgment. ana I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
C u c III is
~ l. I F E !

Thirty seven more days 10 do your
Lap Year popping. gals
Joe Newberger is s,iii single. And
50 Is Tom Horner. Dan LAndon. ID.
4. Bo.ing. sam Sehwaeacher. Pm
TindalL etc. etc
Down At the state bank. Lcuir
Bruins remarked. There's lot OF
dirty currency IN circulation Per
sonally. We hadn't noticed IL
And gals. dear gals Bruins Is also
loot loose.
Bridges leased one farm to jars-
l4ippy wants all farms Japanized
Hut there's many n slippy between
the cuppy and the hppy.
we note that Wayne n. Wheeler.
eounxel for the Anti saloon league. is
o<fn eruptlng. He wants federal
A,dsc- removed who failed 10 jump
regularly thru the prohi hoop. AT
that wheeler has only begun. When
~ Ects really warmed ur this u
what's likely 10 happen
Dec. s-Prohsbidon director dis
sewers tina, sugar Is used La manu-
fneture OF home brew.
Dec s-saie Of sugar l. banned
DIG sugar ~
UceN@
psc- io-foiics raia SIN ope'~'N
D~c. ff-Use Of gus ranges prohis
Ma In city. amid cheers OF gas users
vho have long wondered what good
:. r...r, ~ APARTMENT
$3.50 s,sn.w-~.,, ,r .ct of drinking
S-s- $50 ,.~~nn
49,. ~.
ss~s..-1
oaAsd eruers ~ e -
k'onAa
asne enso~
Uee V-Saenrass m ue ~
lInDDvw that water b used Ia manu-
0nn3urU AZ home brew
- Ma es-0ty vatar Department
mnrustcu halted By federal injuno-
"a Mayor caIdxcll gives out state
o~ons. -ghttnev never rot any Of
- o1e. ~: all he got va . mus
o1<A4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
ANSWERS

hAft1 w Ei>D
MRS. RARAfI RIMA. Ife FOURTH
ave. ~: Il don't like them. They
are very inoonveni-nt and every time
you so on n street. car you have 20
buy a quarters worth. II seems"
ALBERT u. JONES. 1898 FOURTH
ave. They are all righL ] mink
they are helping put the street rnil.
ways on an efficient basis. ssnisting
the management tho employees aud
tho public"
MRS. CARRIE NJ LEwIa. 1915
~ Howell ST. I'm not much Of n
fighter, 80 N the street. cars need
them. let them have them. orher-
wise I'm strong for the regular
faron.-
l. y. HoIMEs. Empire bldg Z
haven't any opinion. I haven't even
thought about them
MRS NARGAIucr sfM. tio7
Brooklyn ave-: Well you know. I
don't 70 much and ! DON'T think
much about NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

(From sioux Rapids Republican
PresH)
The Geisinrer family h pursued
by hard luck Frrrt Minis Charlotte
was seriously injured. and then her
brother. q. IL Geisinger. had a
lrr broken while NJ was dshorning
cattle. Ar. and Mrs. Ceisinger are
now the parents Of a baby son born
Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
WHAT DO YOU
KNOW ABOUT
SEATTLE?

QUESTIONS
4. How many lumber dealers IN
Heattief
2 What n the public scsIooi en-
rollInent herc7
.. DO you know how many miles
Of cluster lights there are In seat-
tief
Nnswerr Thursdayl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

you today $500 NOR. tnas
in 90 from you
invest this have
property worth from $4,000 to $500. win
DO want IN mako n Our
proposition that
investigator money that YOU
can invest explain o you
us many times for calling this attention you
with This IL stock proposition
ment In land and you know how
take few minutes OF time and
with Of offe
you know that you could proposition
H. that II would be to
to buy ~ would be waiting turn
70 buy This offer Is that
vesga Tho richest land In the state of washngon
"unps stones brush level subrrgated
only $1,000 be but
theieas to
thiss Why delay be
tract We sold In July and August will be DO
want homer DO II you
whit offering you nothing INVESTIGATE
our offer Come to office
phone for particularly join
self what offering you
SPARKS e. DYE
1920 Second Avenue-Ground Floor
fhone Elliott 5O15 Open Evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Freedom

There substitute for freedom Neither good national
right his
freedom than with all the wealth
So has spoken The overthrow of Vns that and nothing
dnoray-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
A DUTrFUL WIFE

Mr.. Psster--You'vs gone and
sought another $50 hat on my sc-
count. Why didn't you ask my per.
misason before INDUCING In such ex.
1rAvagancs7
His Wtfe-Because I didn't want
- Do anything contrary 10 your ex-
DeWssel wzsissA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

A Memphis paper informs IN rad
ers m . beadlins that: Sweet Music
Awnkens ss~~rtnG Listeners. Every
hpsy knows they also serve who only
stand and wait Nov everybody
must know they also listen who ID,
ard ei~sp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

rain might ccase ana there would b
. mama shortage IN the camp.
When they examined what eney
had STORED up they found that ths
rnAnna Tad bred worms and stank-
II was heavens way Of ayfng "a
foslish. selfish. sorsaid human N,
tnr~ Don't hoard
Don't b . hoard~x and conn ~ .
spcndsr. Ne . user. Re servur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
SIMPLICITY

The lives OF truly great men are
marked by extreme simplicity.
Once captivsted By ulo beauty and
sublimity Of this true sifa. tina pa~s
ing life Of vanity. seifiahneza ana Ola
ordsr has no iur. for them
They seiec, M friends tso~s Of
strong and noble ehAracier. not
drcnnmakrrr and taiiorS manikins
s'flosss chief object IN life IL To look
better or more styIlAa than soufenns
else
simplicity Of sprech IN important
Too seldom DO ~e sco rnrn az only
unaffected speech.
PoliuciAns ard other gffb g-nt,e
m~n have made true and simple dc
ton lose it- popularity.
Not only Ia truth uncommon but
,herc IL much s~nseiexs and inans
habbilng over nothing al all. or over
things which tomorrow VIII b. OF no
moment whatever.
When you speak. have sornething
10 say.
Useless Disputes ana fnixunder'
standings Of many kinds rsse thru
lack Of simplicity in speech.
Then there are simple pirasurcs---
rial pieAsnres-that In our hurried
cxia,enore we nrc icsing sight Of.
Tho giors~s o. sunrtsa and suns~s.
Of the weods In autumn. tins rseida In
spring. 80 s~e not
We must ta,xe cur yad~d senses %
a fashion show. q dance. u cabaret
Let us not ~, dependent On u1ess
pleasures sl;ho thry may b. ali
right sometimes.
They are not the bs~e thfneA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

IODA1 > QtESllON
What do you think Of The strc-t
car toltensy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

cents so purchase
ssspscon thai the no for toe that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Goldman complains N Russs
haze "uncic'-Uncle preferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Washinoton bartcnders U ltcn cro
In admtnistration
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-06-04
IOGCED OFF ANDS

COGGEO OFF LANDS
In Stevens county at reduced prices.
Best county in state for dairy and stock
raising
Hard surfaced and paved road to Spo-
kane.
PHOENIX LUMBER CO,
Dept. w. 6. Foot OF Wall ST.
SPOKANE, WASH
GOOD STOCK FARM FOR SALE, 800
acres. eighty in cultivation; n mile
from lake shore good fishing and hunt
ing; best duck country. Stock and i'm
Elements for sale. Plenty outside range.
A. G. HOOPER, MEDIMONT IDAHO,
FOR SALE--Iot IL. blk. b, N. Kenwood
add; lot ,, blk. 10, Second add. to
Lidgerwood l.. IL. Pohle Bank of Italy
Bldg, Stockton, Cal.
APPLE ORCHARD FOR SALE, 20 acres,
10 years old: l mile from county seat
town. Address Box 216. Dallas, oregon.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-06-04

a. ACRES just outside Spokane city
acres cultivated. splendid soil. small
house. barn. chicken houses, yard and
public school, price $4,000. Vacant lots
In all parts OF the city OF Spokane.
Security Savings Society. Spokane. Tele-
phone Main IA.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-06-04
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