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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

FOKD Ui-iJti ruRB TOUR
ing car: Just out OF the paint
shop. brand new set Of neat COW
ers; shock nbsOrbcrs. Looks swell.
aud motor In perfect shape. $500.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly. Phone
East 67s3 ~ 17th ave
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HENRY G EWING COMPANY
Srattir'a Realtors"

HENRY G EWING COMPANY
Srnttlc'a Realtors"
WOODLAND PARK
- extra good value THIS house
requires very little fEing g. mako
% ntfirtly modern ~ b. nuhstan-
tiAllf builf ana we'll arranged II
30 located Ia good neighbothood
hnd be- close IN to tn. cars and tho
paving Gould not b. duplicated
for Al" money south ~ Wood
land park Main sI5t If-sf
CLOSE Is
a. 0oa. On t~rins-Eigh, rooms 80 ar
ranged that tive families can i've
NefY comfortably Located on
llraron hiii. tot teNis0 10 alley.
The house could not he built FOR
issee. not counting the lot at all
HAS splendid view. good garden
etc; owner moving On farm on
February lat Immediate posses
sion. Let us show g0u THIS pick
up Maln sisi. o-ss
A coy NEW HOME
81. oeo--A little down and balance
like rent Modern bungalow
large lting room with fireplace.
two bedrooms. bath. kitchen with
hullt-in features and break fast
nook. all wuodwoTR IN white
Radiators for hot air heat. but
furnace NOT in. East brow ~
Beacon hiii. Main 1885, K-ss
PHtNNEY
AGO. neat little fivc.rnam semi-
mode "a bungalow. on GOA 90. foot
lot. two blocks from car line. and
can De had FOR ts0e cash and easy
monthly payments We Just sold
thr one next "a u for more money
and this lot ir twic. itn size. with
room for another house when you
want 10 build a. Main 5Igt H.gt
HENRy G. EWING COMPANY
zoo Alaska building Main 7tsl
SERVICE
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rrnN,s,,Ep HOUSES

a-RooM MODERN HOUSE. NEWLY
furnished. N1b. Also isroom futs
nishpd apartment with bath, t3A.
Take RAiniri valley ear. set of At
tennessee. ono block Ga right aga
Nafh ave-
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10 MALE AND FEMALE HELP
ws>TtD

WANTED. WITH FIRST
grade certificate - the State ~
Washington. Nine months school.
beginning first Monday % March
With good reference. will pay fit6
per month Man preferred. bu.
woman can ret it. write 10. Marie
Mclean. CLERK Dist. So. Dciwatto.
Wash
r Il y = LITERATURE. DAY AND
evening Instructions on modern
sA lnafnn aNLn Nln Arnnrlcnn
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PARTNERs WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH FEW
thousand dollars in the eOntrnct
business for building reinforced
concrete silos and water tanks. my
own invention. For further in
BEND Nash
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mon So llnK IiENr

- tttt NfS ttt NfNI
ITuE MANNNu MENTAL AGENCY
ia planning to huild operative
apartment h"uar "t 900 rooms
exclusively .ur families with chit
dteu ThV elite has NOT yet been
selected Further particulars ~
tho Rental Directory, No q. lHaurd
February J.
Is, ll.iiooM poum.E HOUSE.
jauhl, plumbing paved district
win rent separately ltlt fuutth
ave y rltE uIlN.NNh AGENCY q.
Learn mdr Main toi0
.a.RooM MODERN CorTNGE. Als
Natntvf ave. between Dearborn
and charles Price $40 month.
kyY Ht SOS Third ave
GROOM FUtNlSHEn nOrSE TO
rent ste ANth ~ =. Take lhin
ne, eat
s.EuoM PAT. sso. uNtVEWsiTy
il.trict Call luei slslh ave-. \ y
80 iiui >thrGi,No HUUAi>
TWO THREE ANp rom HOoM
flats ALSO single huuHeh crpiur
rooms close in iois't Howell
lBe FOR Rr>r-ROONs
IFuN RENT oNE CORNER FRONT
rnnut well Furnished. every con-
Nvuicnev. best car service at door
I housekeeping apartment furnish
90 Phone East ,bNt.
ITNONr ROOM IN ~ NGAtsOW KEW
furniture. furnace heat, No ether
! fuvmrrs. private entrance a. bath
with break fast $50 per month
ga lsth ave iieacun g6tt.
ItIENTn THANsFEK PIANO AND
furniture moving $3.50 per hnuit
hasgNFe service. Eighth and zine.
Main hftN hehcutN itks.
so MNNIElb--iiutiiD
4 WILL HOARD CHILDREN AT o. 90
per week Mrs. ~ a. LWank.
Nnut. 4. fearnun Wash.
ISIS WA>rtD--rO KENT
WANTED re- KENT-tNFtRNtstl-
ed 10 10 ie-ruum house. Cieer in,
/ A1drrfr n-a8. star
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TINS OWL PNNS MORE FoH
clothins. nrH. icwrlry They buy
aud exchange everything 1917 "a
FirHt Elliott 5det.
Z WANTED = SECOND HAND LIN.
beF. must bt cheap Tor cssh. a5s
W sath
WANTED CONTACT FOH 1-ToN
truck rsn firaron 1861
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
Some Newly-Weds Moved to Seattle"

the
by
and address the Write rhymes wish If
Theatre viii be additional Note The Star
the right rhyme submitted
is the cash prize
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\ COUNTRY HOME IN GOOD

DISTRICT
acre OF good soil: all cleared: good
s-room house. has electric lights.
and water piped within 500 feet
% the house. and this house "
well built but not finished inside.
This place IN within one block OF
the paved highway. and close %
good transportation. II you hurry.
you viii get "a good buy at $500 /:
SOC cash
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20-ACRE IMPROVED FARM NEAR
Tolt. IL acres in high state culti-
walton and richest bottom land
Fine spring water pipcd TO all
buildings. Creek runs thru the
place. Good 4-room house. barn
for 10 head. dairy house. cara &c,
chicken house. large wood shed
Packing house. orchard partly
bearing. berry bushes; close to
school on fine surfaced road. 4
real house. Price. $500, which is
much below real value.
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
geo Alaska Bldg. Main 1884
SERVICE"
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COUNTY HOMES AT HALF
price. ] have some fine l0-acre
tracts one mile from Langley
state road Rural mail daily.
Central ferry read. This land H.
easily cleared. The best climate
in the state. Land lies nearly
level. ] viii sell these 10-acre
tracts with a small payment
down and balance to suit pur-
chaser. I am only asking $500
per acre. Land Is worth twice
this Must sell at once as I have
other business that takes m.
away. ! also have 80 acres. Is
acres cleared: good orchard. 4
room house. state road. One mile
from Langley; price s2,seo. part
cash. Two 40-acre tracts. raw
land. Price $1,000 per 40 acres
one 5-acrc tract. partly cleared.
good Groom house. This would
make a first-class chicken ranch
Just outside Of city limits Price
$4,000. Come quick. as these
places must be sold soon.
ED. HOWARD
Langley. Wash.
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SNI.EsMEN WANTED

AGENTs-HERES 4 SIRE WIN
ner. We pay 81 an hour for your
spare time taking orders for
ZRnol" Pure Food F1avors Miss
Edith Haut made $50 in one week.
write for sample case Makes
beautiful display shows IS nrti-
clea % beat and faateat sellers Of
Fiavors. Soups. Perfumes. Toilet
Articles. etc. Every woman buys
Hig reporters. Have n steady In
coma Customer must be- salts
fled or money back Send for
sample case today. American
Products Co. 1886 American bldg
Cincinnati. Ohio.
fJ.e10 WORTH OF RAfNs-MAKT &,
and sell your own goods nj homo.
manufacturing processes aud trade
secret revealed. formulas euarnn-
te~d by expert CHEMIST 81
JAAfCO. box 70. San Francisco.
Cal
W W SPARK PROTECTORS KEEP
plugs from f0uling. perfect spnri.
always. ellis on sight. htE profits.
sample &Jc. ballard NufeIiffc 90.
5s7 Turk 81. san Francisco. Cal
AGENTS MAKING 5000 WEEKLY.
Everyone wants A. Formulas for
goo home made beverage. Hool,
form. Send 800 for copy ana
territory proposition. buyers Ev-
port Agency. inc. 4i5 Broome 81
~. Y.
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Is ,rioNs wNNrEp-MNii;

To hrlp tho vxeserVtco mon,
The star Will publish ~its
nations Wanted adv cruise
mrnts free 90 charge fur an
soldiers. sailors and marines
frvktng employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
RAINIER VALLEY

We have 6 lots priced at s5Cs each.
90 car line buy one or more. your
"nn tcfmss make a start. build
your own home. Rainier -
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- NND fDi'NU
FLOWERED SILK BAG CONTAIN
ing two check books. one on So
attic National Bank. one on Amer
lean Savings Bank. and s3S In cur
rency Reward for returning To
Nichols x Werner. 40 HinckIcy
sBidR
500 REWARD. NO ESTfONs
asked. for return Of 1920 Ford
touring car with starter License
No. tOJtUS Engine No. N
33eft35. Phone Main III.
FOUSD--A DARK JERSEY COW.
left horn broken off Phone
Rainier 2f2-J. II. Harris. sol
Fletcher ~
LOST - SCOTCH COLLIE. WHITE
chest; license 295. Phone oven
ings East 300. Apt T.
PAST MASTER JEWEL. MASONIC.
Return 10 Rev. Greene, Hotel
Holland, Reward Main G49i.
LEV ELLYN BITCH. SMALL SIZE
Phinnc ave district Ballard
AUTO TIRE. ON ROAD no RICH
al lFfaHsa .taI H.I ii
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At'kEAtst


NC LAND SALE
or the Atlas Lumber Co. lands at
Big Lake. An unusual opportunity
tu buy farm, Price reduced to
once hair Some tracts with Inn
'pruNcmcnts. 40 acres S-roon
house. clearing, wen, Si.i00 40
acres, unimproNed. $1,000, reduced
from see per acre.
II, G. PETERS. 7i6 Third Ave.
rs ACRES
49, ON FINE ROAD WITH
trout stream thru back part
about 10 acres cleared. balance
hard wood; about mile from
town; II T., ID. telephone. near
high school Price $3.50, easy
terms,
CARTER, MCDONALD & MILLER
sUS Columbia st.
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rs FOR ENCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

s-ROoM HOUSE. corner 7sXi2O.
good view; paved: Queen Anne
hin. S6,500. Exchange for = or
S-room house berkeley. Oakland
OF Alameda. Cal. 1875 Second y.
@. A. 765.
If YOC HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want To trade for clear prom
erty, see IL I. kcssingcr. with Il.
NJ. Jordan a Co. 21l American
Bank bldg.
5000 EQUITY IN 10 ACRES OF
good land, five miles city limits of
Portland, exchange for "A good
auto. Address Dbl. Star
NORTH END LOTS FOR LIGHT
car In good condition. Phone Bal
lard SIS.
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Here are other good rhymes, all of {
Theatre. More of them will he printed.
AUGUST I. JORDAN
$40 Roy NJ.
Hnstnrss opportunities are notr 70 b. had
fu scrfp live 81 cadrarOr.
TrB 70 star want 81 90 help voa fhrH.
ThcD trorl in an Kinds Of ,eeafher.
FLORENCE SMITH.
1893 tath Ave
huatness apparfHHifirs are HQtr 70 b. had.
net yoa uondrf trhcre fhcU are.
Take suD adttce. don't fhiak ttrice
Insert az "a De The Sfaf.
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GOOD SOIL: GOOD DISTRICT;

fppD NtAptitfpikN
i0-acre tracts: half bottom land;
good water on each tract. Now.
these tracts are only Ia miles
from paved highway. but on or
close to good road. These tracts
are selling fast. and new homes
now under construction Here is
your chance to get good soil where
you can make "A good home. Inn
proved land is selling in this dis
trict at from $500 20 $500 per acre.
and We are offering these tracts
at $50 per acre. Here is the
chance 81 your life to get good
soil. close in. Where can you get
1e-acre tracts OF good soil for ss50.
$500 cash.
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IS FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
, ron s,In-REAL ESTATE
ron sAIr-ttToMonILEs

did watch rhyme on the Classified daily
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

$4,000. $500 cash. t35 per month: d
modern T-room house. large living
ana dining room. reception hail.
sewing room and kitchen on flrst
floor. bedrooms and bath on
second floor. "A fine furnace in
full cement bnns menf: lot C0aia0.
plenty Of fruit aud good garden
garage. excellent view. make a
start; own your own home. Raj
nlcr 20.
GEO \ SPENCER g. 60.
Rainier Valley i.fauch
Skii Ferdinand 81
~ y. Marsh. Mgr. Rainier p
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

NURSE WANTS DAY
~ NIGHT work reasonehie salary.
Institution er nrtvete D-tH. star
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OVERSEAS SAILOR nEstNEs mi
plnvmvnt where can work for room
and board. VIII pay partially, best
references. have had new spaprf
experience call kenw aod 1890.
EN- SERVICE MAN. ATTENDING
university, desires work after
moons and SATURDAYS. OFFICE exc
pcricpcc. can beacon 1890 after
T. ~
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Extra good size modern room
bungalow. on biE EardFn iwi. faN
100. one block ffart paved streets
and dauhie-frarh car line thfu The
industrial district tu fhr uptuw
shopping district without transfer
fuil cement foundation. laFg. cor
t uer porch. SKA. living rnuru 1913.
with projection fnr seat and flow -
huf in FRONT hitrhrn ftaRlp-F.
vith modern huilt-iu features.
lurKr bathroom. bis ciosct good
ntfsd herfpnu Nth alrufr Tor
rhiida bsd. $3.50 cash. balance ~
per month Including interest
$3.50
8.fnum arfnl modern cottage. wtth
siaHFedstn aieepinE porch. On loi
tnNttu. AU cleared and ready fuf
garden. three short blocks from
duuhlr-frArh car iBno aud paved
streets. uniy $3.50 cash. balance s@A
prf month. Including interest.
~ q. TURNER
real. ESTATE COMPANY
Room Downs iid Phone Main ASA.
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MRS. 7. j. McCLUSKEY,
942 10Th Ave. n.

Business opportunities are noc to be had;
The best tcay 10 tell the good from the bad,
And doublc your careful Investment, my lad
Get a "Scotic STAR and try a Want AID.
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thorS securing tickets TO the Ilemmei
ten the Want AID pages.
GRACE pOINDENTEH.
1903 fth Ave, ~
HHsiHew opportunities arc nor 10 b. had.
~ yoH tsanf 10 net iHfo The Oamrf
THERE'S "a card that - hi0h aud ncar At hand.
4 star want "a u iis name.
Et'FiE \ KEENE
175A Eunnyside Ave
Hualncss opportunities are Hot0 Ia b. hal
HcH reach oHf our hands aud grasp them.
4 want ~ ~ The Efar-Hercr notice me cost
80 mccd nercf opportunity iost
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tOk sNIr-IIfRNITIRE

ron RENT - t-HooM FLAT GAS.
lights and bath. tl5 per month.
Furniture for sele. st75. 1921
Taylor ave.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
1859 iath It s. W
W. ". JUDD. FURNITURE rs +
tnbliFhed &c vcnra s2n Pike at.
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HORSES ron SALE. 21i4 WEST
orn ave. 100 head Of good young
horses. weighing from 1000 tn
500 pounds each. fully Ruarau-
tced, O.. ". Lavcbory and Arthur
WHtaon.
ron GALE AfuEpAI.r pf-titsttf4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19
CROCKETT'S ELECTRIC STUDIO
Always In the Lead.
SIX PICTURES FREE.

To each customer having plctUfes
made in our studio, between this
date and November /. For partlc-
ulars call at studio, 3O2 "a west
Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19


the home of Mrs. Thomas Har-
wood, 233 North High street.
The catholic Womeus order Of
Foresters will meet at 1870 tonight
at st. Mays hall.
Eduardo Gallcgos has filed a
suit for divorce from Barbari.a y.
de Gallegus, charging desartiOn.
Marriage license has been issued
Ia ArCenia Cano Of Martinez and
Thomas Carter Of MOriarty.
Julia Evans. charging that hey
husband Moses Evans a porter on
the santa re. is earning about SIS
a r,ontb ana has failed to provide
for her has FLEA a suit for divorce
born tn Mr. and Mrs. Scott An
dorqun "a West Lend avenue. a
son
Mrs Anna l.. GRAY, 32l North
Fifth etrnrt is entertaining her sis
fer. Mrs W. p. Geary, wife of Ma
ior Gea1y who is expected to ar
rive in a few DAYS from San Al
tonic. Tex. where he has been in
the United States army service,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19
LARRAZOLO WAS
CRUC|F|ED ON
BURSUN CROSS
{. V. Chavez, Native New
Mexican, Declares He Has
Returned to State to Help
Defeat the Bosses.

Speaking at jefferson hall last
night before an audience largely
Spanish American. f. V, Chavez
declared that the republicans have
crucified Larrazolo on a Bursuni
cross and made an eloquent appeal
| for the election OF the democratic
statos and Independent county flu
sion tickets. He said that govern
mont in New Mexico by the bosses
can only be stamped out and the
mines made to pay their just taxes
through the election of r. Fl.
Hanna as governor.
Il have known Holm o. Bursum
for % years and if he would leave
politics alone I would not ask for a
better man to trust than Bursum,
but in politics he is as 'expedient
as any you will find" declared Mr.,
Chavez. u heard the echo of the
republican convention in Los An
geles," he said land when
learned that the independent voters
of New Mexico had rebelled against
the bosses | wired the democratic
headquarters that | was at their
service.
THE first thing republicans will
say now will be that | am hired
to come to this state. which was
for many years my home. But |
want to tell you that my heart is
with you in the fight and am pay
ing my own way as | travel from
Las Vegas to Las Cruces waging
battle for the people,
Mr.. Chavez said thnt he had long
known and admired Larra2OlO as a
great man. When Bursum could
not control him he set about to de-
feat him. and many people today
hardly know how it was done. he
said.
Larrazolo came to the conven-
ton with a large majority of dele
gates, but Bursum decided upon
Mcchcm and nominated him. Bur
sum could have nominated straw
man, Chavez said, and declared
that Mechem was in Bursum's
control.
Describing the republican ma
tional fight on the league as purely
partisan, Mr.. Chavez predicted
that if Harding should be elected
the party would loop the loop
and enter the league.
+. r. Garcia, candidate for dis
trict attorney. will speak Thursday
night at jefferson hall ON cam
paign methods This is one of sew
eral talks being given for the in
formation of new voters. men and
women.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19
LOCAL. ITEMS
When ordering wildwood. tel. see.
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and s.

D.
Hammond sells homes. Phi. 1522R
b Jock MCLaren, golf instructor, is
visiting his brother, Alex McIaren,
golf expert at the Albuquerque
Country club. Jock McLaren in
structs at Grand Beach, Mich, in
the summer time, and at Castle
Hot Springs, Ari2, in the winter,
The Brotherhood of American
Yeomen will celebrate their annual
children's festival tonight at |. o.
q. r. hail at s o'clock. All MEM
bers and friends are invited to en-
JOY the social time.
Dr. S. l.. Burton, who has been
attending the New Mexico Baptist
state convention and the state med
leal society at Roswell, has re-
turned to the city.
l.. w. Dobson is in Las Vegas on
legal business.
Charles A. Gambril, president Of
the Cambria Mercantile company
Of Wellington, Kans., is spending a
few days here before going on a
hunting trip in the Pecos noun
tains.
Frank j. Mangan is here from
Espanola on business
Donald Sterling, former stu
dent Of /. y. NJ, was initiated into
Sigma Chi fraternity yesterday.
Harry Slack Of Gallup, demo
cratic candidate Tor STATE treasurer
is in the city.
Allen +. Bruce has returned
from a two weeks business trip in
the northern part of the state.
The W. c. r. L. will hold a reg
ular monthly meeting this after
noon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Harwood, 23& North
High street.
There will be regular meeting
of the Woman's Benefit association
Of the Maccabees this afternoon at
1880 o'clock at |. 9. O. f. hall
Funeral services for William II.
Long, assistant postmaster, who
died Saturday morning were held
yesterday afternoon at ESQ o'clock
at Strong Brothers chapel The
service was in charge of Harmony
lodge, number l, |. O. o. f. Mem
bers of the lodge and three en-
ployes of the postOffice acted as
pallbearers Burial was in Fair
view cemetery.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q.
Breeze, ga North Eleventh street,
son.
All boys who wish to play basket
ball at the Y. NJ. &, A. have been
800 by IT, l.. Osburn, physical
director. to sign up this week, so
that leagues may be formed. Name,
age and weight should be given by
each boy or young man who regis
ters, so that each may he properly
classified. A tournament open Ia
all, whether association members
or not, is planned.
Miss Winifred Shuler, and Miss
Irene Fisher. left last night for Miss
Shulers home in Ration, where
they will spend two weeks
Col. d. X. b. Sellers and Il. w.
Hefiin have returned from a cam
paigning trip in san yuan county
r. H. Coulter, sheepman, OF
Mountainair was in the city on
business yesterday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Shartzer
1910 Forester avenue have an
nounced the birth of a son on DC
tober Is.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles o. Breeze,
ga North Eleventh street an
nounce the birth of a son Sunday
night.
Meeting of the w c. T. L. will be
held at o'clock this afternoon at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19
O'BANNON STORE IS
ENTERED; $500 TAKEN

The theft of $500 and a watch
from the O'Bannon-Gomez Nor
camille company store, 4Ol Bridge
street. sunday night was yesterday
reported to Sheriff Garcia. No
trace of the thief had been found
Yesterday although some signifI-
canoe was attached by the owners
of the store to the removal early,
Yesterday morning of band OF
gvpses who had been camped
nearbN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19

DR.. II. j. Davis has moved from
W. O. W. Bldg. to Room 10, Bar
nett Bldg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Phone 567-W. 2I3 South Second.
Free Gall and Delivery.
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158-Taxi & Baggage-15S

b. NJ. WILLIAMS, Dentist,
Rooms l and 3. whiting Building.
Second and Gold. Phone 68i-W.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-16
CARS ARE RECOVERED
AND THIEVES NAbbED
BY DANIELS SHERIFF
Sc0bey Official Locates Two StOl-
en- Autos in North Dakota
and Arrests Four.

Scobey. Nov. I'D ]. Martin
sheriff Of Daniels county. went last
week to Sannish, n. ID. which he had
learned was the destination of two
cars which were stolen from Scobey
people short time ago. When the
cars disappeared it lokoed as though i
would be impossible to recover them as
the thieves had left no clue, but through
carefully laid plans Martin succeeded IN
locating the cars in North Dakota.
A car belonging to II. j. Bibby, a
farmer living near here. disappeared the
night Of September 10. This car Martin
found near Van Hook, n. D., the car
having been run into that state by the
thieves and sold for S4O0,
After recovering this car Martin re
turned to Sannish. where another car
which disappeared the night Of October
IS and belonged to Rev. kier. the
Lutheran minister Of this city. had been
left for repairs. Upon arriving at
Sannish Martin made one arrest-the
party who stole the car being laid up
near that place waiting for the repairs
on the above mentioned car.
Three other parties have been ar
rested as being implicated in the steal
ing two Of whom have been released on
$500 bail. The other two are in the
city Jail
1t begins to look as though Daniels
county will soon be cleaned out of
horse thieves and auto thieves.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-16
Hughes Loses Suit
Against Milwaukee

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Iewlstown. Nor. 15,-In The import
ant suit Of j. W. Hughes against The
milwaukee, to recover possession of 4
strip of ground 10 80 feet in the north.
ern part of town, and for damages and
annual rental, Judge Briscoc has sns-
tained the defendants demurrer which
decides the case against Hughes. So far
as TINS court is concerned 1t appears
that the strip was owned by Mr. Oulette
and it had been occupied for it, tracl,
by the Milwaukee before Mr. Hughes
bought from Ouette. The court finds
that if any one ha sa claim to the strin
and damage it would be OuIette and not
Mr.. Hughes