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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30
A NEW WAY TO DRESS

In "The Exquisite Thief" hcr
latest Univesarl Special Attraction,
which is to be- shown Today at the
Royal Theatre, Priscilla. Dean wears
resplendent blackspangled evening
gown which its designer, Mrs. In,ne
Duncan, calls ''the Priscilla Dean
,Sequinade."
Besides being gorgeously bEauti-
ful, the gown is quite heavy, due to
the metal spanglcs with which it is
covered. 1t proved to be too much
COR the little star and her mad to
handle. But ingcm ity showed a
way to overcome the difficulty.
An apparatus was devised some
thing on the crder IF thai used In
fiN house 70 suspend the harness
ever the horses stalls. With this
The "Sequinade" was hoisted to the
ceiling and then dropped neatly over
Miss Deans pretty shoulders.
Now she is thinking of having the
process paten'ed.
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"WHEN A WOMAN STRIKES"

when a Woman Strikes" West
crn melodrama in five acts, presents
IN its cast of players four of the best
known artists 'sorking before the cam
.ra-Ben Wilson, Neva Gerber, Muir
dock MacQuarrie and Rosemary The
by. The action is laid in the West
during thu days when the "Foity-
Miners" WIRE in their mad rush for
the goldields of California. The
thrilling Incidents always accom-
panying the journey Of the stage
coach ovel thr mountain trail, the
Western dance hall, the unprfn-
:lpled gambler and notorious "gen-
tleman" type and the hardened red
flooded Westerner, so typical of
those dars-cnese Incidents and
these characters are the elements
that hold your interest in the pre-
eentation of When Woman
Strikes" to be shown on the screcn
of the ROYAL Theater Thursday.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

Yesterday "The Oasis" mentioned
.le fact that Mr.. w. J. B. Barnett
had received tlom Phoenix a tele-
cram inf ur,ing him of the death of
Augustinr Browning in Alaska.
Yesterday he received tkc follow
ing lette~ in confirmation:
Phoerix, Arizona, June %, 1920
Nr. w. ]. B. Barnett,
Nogik.s, Arizona.
Dear r.r: Confirming my tele-
sram of June 26th: We received a
litter fr.p, The Alaska Packing
Company that Gus wasy assassinatcd
on June eth b. a albunch of Mexicans
1T that :iace, and they also asked
where they should ship the remains.
I have your reply to my telegram
and I w;zf6 :, the Alaska Packing
Company TO let me know when his
remains would arrive in San Fran
cisco, and as soon as get reply
to my wire I will advise you.
! presume it will take twenty
days at least for the body to arrive
in Nogalcc asked the Packing
Company to wiW you direct, and I
will appr- ciate it if you let me
know in time that I may attend the
iunsral.
Yours truly,
GEORGE MONTAGUE.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30
FOURTH OF july
PROGRAM ALL
ARRANGED

The General Committee, Mr.. w.
{. Payne, chairman, having in charge
arrangements for the Fourth of July
program, with COMMITTEES
Aolldng assidaously, has completed
.'rrangement of tic program for
Dig three days patriotic celebration,
which will be carried out in the
thorough and efficient manner for
which Nogales in noted.
AS arranged the program is as
ollows:
Saturday, July 3.
Border Roundup at o'clock p. m.
At Barry's Field adiacent to the
.,o,theast quarter of the Townsite of
Nogales.
Jitney Dance, at 8 o'clock D. M,
Montezuma Hotel.
Sunday, July 4.
Patriotic Services. II <o'clock a.
~, at all churches in the City of No
.ales, A.izona.
Bull Fight, 8 o'clock p m., at Colon
Arena in Colonia Moderna, Nogales,
Sonora.
Base Ball Game, 3 p M, Athletic
Field, Phoenix VS.. Nogales.
Combined Patriotic Choir Service,
Ill church choirs in the city par
iicipating, s o'clock p. M, at Monte
4unna Hohsl.
Kermess, $3.50 o'clock at Hidalgo
Theatre iE Nogales, Sonora.
Monday, July s.
Civic and Military Parade, 9 o'clock
Il. M. P,blic Patriotic Exercises, 10
clock a. m., at Royal Theatre. Base
ball Game 3 O'Clock p. M, at Athletic
Field, Nngales VS.. Phoenix.
Big Rcx.ng Card, o'clock p M,
At Montezuma Hotel.
Big Free Dance, E o'clock p. M,
Montezuma Hotel.
RefrG ,hments
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money in permanent enterprise,
and is preparing to put Or a series
a boXin, exhibitions that will draw
figh class tale,.t, and give t.. sport
ng public a run for their money"
Mr.. W G. Fayne of the Monte
zuma Hotel, known more Familiarity
as "Bill' Payne.
In a Spacious. area in the back lot
AZ the M,ntezuma, Mr. Payne has
lected ai arena with 24-foot, reg
ulation boxing ring, elevated the
usual height, with seats for 100,
cpectatOfS, arranged in tiers on
three sides. 1t is well arranged
snd well lighted. and close at hand
re suitable dressing rooms for
contestants and IT,, seconds.
1t is he intention of Mr.. Payne
9 give frequent exhibitions in which
will stage the best talent avail
,ble in tn Southwest, and will give
.lle public honest, fair exhibitions
IS science and skill, with outfskes.
More power to him.
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| kOEINSCN RIDDLES
REPUBLICANS
UNITED Press Service)


UNITED Press Service)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-1n
Ills speech accepting the permanent
hartman lip Of the Democratic con-
en-ion Senator Joseph Taylor Robin
son Of Arkansas, assailed most
vigorously the Republican national
platform adopted at Chicago, char
ac; erizing it as "an amazing jum-
BILE of ambirities, inconsistencies,
'4vasions, misrepresentation, strad-
dies and ISLANDERS He declared "a
CELEBRATE falsehood" the Republican
harge that the Democratic admin
stration Lad "failed to prepare for
wa" and he asserted that the pre-
,eding Rerublican administration had
'aiIcd to carry out an adequate pre-
paredneSe program, although urged
10 do so from all sides. He praised
'.!,r administration conduct of the
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30

A WIDESPREAD STRIKE

will view it from the reviewing
stand \wi' be T. J. Wylie, Geo. H.
Fielder, N.wt. Mercer, l.. H. Watkins,
=. f. Johr son, w. E. Karns, Monty
rariss, w H. Florentine and Tom
cummings.
Applica lions for entry of cas- or
OATS in para e may be made be-
fore San1ay with any of the above
auto dealers who will meet on Sun
aay and check off the entries as
:gning numbe,ed positions in the
parade t." enti les of all classes.
Better Doll up your flivver and
-ome.
All yo'rg men or men who feel
young who desire to assist in the
successful presentation of early
Days in Nogales" are requested to
communicate Immediately with Louis
Erice at 442 phone or r. F. Stollard
At phone l19.
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ST DAY

Today is the last day that MeXi-
IN passports can be vised at the old
rice of $3.50, and commencing to-
borrow morning the prio for this
ct VIII ,'e $1,000.
The cllish at the American con-
ulate in Nogales, Sonora, still con-
lnues, and there will probably be no
ct up on it until after tonight
again yesterday the police and
ioldiers llao to be called to handle
ne enormous crowds whichs tflronged
n front If tne consulate to have
leir passT orts vised. 1853 Mexica
.assports were handled yesterday by
;onsul Over in addition to about
so American passports. which with
Eis limited office force was ::
'lerculean ,abo;
Mr.. Dyer, is desirous of assisting
very p.rson possible before the
rrice is raised, and so is bending
very effort to this end.
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ORDER RESTORED
WITH DIFFICULTY"
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press SerVice)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The
w.ts" won the first sl<irmish be-
tore the resolutions committee when
by vote of - to 26 motion was
,assed TO. cling the "drys" to preNnt
their side of the case first. Both
>.des said they weM not seeking TO
reopen tf e Prohibition question.
Chairman Carter Glass declared that
"as nobody s,ems to care to be
heard" w. will proceed on something
else". /
At this declaration by Senator
Glass Bryan leapcd to his feet, eyes
flashing, and shouted: "This is no
lime for joking. This is a serious
matter; we are not here to be ruled
out on a quibble."
Glass shouted: "1 resent thc charge
of clubbing" Amid great confusion
he committee hen accepted the mo.
Jon forcing the "drys" to talk first.
Theodore Bell pleaded the cause Of
the "wets,' cla shing heatedly with
Bryan. Plyan asked Bell who he
represented and how much he was
paid Bell said he repreented the
california grape growers, and he
asked that the committee be inform
cd whether Bryan received money
from the Anti-Saloon League"
''Not Nickel" Bryan shouted.
For nine years l have fought at my
own expense the damnable traffic
you represent here"
Order was restored with diff
ficulty.
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SONS ARRIVED

BY stage fl ON Tucson, yesterday
evening, there arrived from the East,
where they have been in school in
New York, two sons of Mrs. Lucretia
Roberts. They are Master Jack and
Richard Roberts. Here they Join
their mother and sister, Miss Sally
Roberts. Mrs. Roberts wen to Tue
son to meet the boys
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KEEP COOL

BY the u. S. Public Health Seryice)
Keep Baby Cool
Don't smother baby with clothes;
IN hot weather the less clothing the
nettGr.
Battle baby several times a day,
using tepid water.
Avoid overfs eding tho baby, ano
femember TO give water for thirst.
Keep baby In a cool, shady place.
In very hot wrather baby can oltul
e made more comfortable indoors
n room with blinds closed than any
where outdoors.
For those who can afford it, a
1all electric ian may prove a life
aver for baby.
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MEXICO MUNICIPAL POLITICS

The Club Noealcnse is the latest
'olitical cub TO come into being in
Nogales, Sonora; and is for the pur-
pose of 81. the4lng the candidacy of
GuillerTno Barnett for pcsidente mu-
n;cipal Of the city, and council of
business men.
The ticket pspoused by the Club
>ogalcncr is Mayor, Guillermo Far
rett; Councilmen: Guillermo Mas
carenas, Apolorio Castro, M. H.
Gomez, Eduardo Galindo, Ramon
Yslovak and Pedro Sandoval.
The platform. of the club is busi-
ness administration and protection
Cor iaborihg men and labor unions.
The municipal elections for our sis
ter city VII be held on August 28th.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30
THE PARADE AR.
RAkCEMENT FOR
FOURTH OF JULY

All car owners invited to enter
ears for prizes.
Organizations whether fraternal or
military especially invited to turn
ut for The big 4th of July Parade.
Auto dealers will have splendid
pportuni'y 60 show their various
,ars to best advantage. The more
the merricr.
No entrances fee will be charged,
all have IN equal chance.
$25 for best decorated float by or
,s3niZatich
$25 fo' bese float by business
firm
$25 for best decorated pleasure
val.
$40 for eldest automobile in parade.
SIS for oldes, vehicle in parade.
Business houses have a splendid
advertising opportunity in decorat-
:ng floAi to advertise their busi-
ness.
Pleasur, CAT owners can easily
decorate their cars and compete for
The prizes.
ORDER OF PARADE
Tom Cummings Grand Marshal
will lead Secticn 1.
Ed Rosc, Marshal.
Grand Marshal and squad of police.
25th Infantry Band.
Battalion of 25th Infantry with
full field equipment.
Motor Transport Corps.
Aero Squadron.
U. S. Fire Depa, tnAnt.
SECTION II
H. L. Sugg, marshal
Nogales Fire Department.
City officials in autcs.
Fraternal Organizations.
SECTION III
Taylor W'ilkey, marshal.
Decorated business floats and
trucks.
SECTION w
Al Saxon, marshal.
Decorated pleasure cars.
SECTION
Louis .'rice, marshal.
Historical Section, representing
early days of Nogales.
See Lofts Price.
Ali entries for the parade must be
:1ade bef. re Sunday July 4th as
:he paray,- will start at 10 A. NJ.
July 9Th and al entries must be In
n order T.. be listed for prize awards.
The IN iecs Of the Parade who
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ARMY REORGANIZATION

Especial. To 1.-THE Oasis')
CITY OF MEXICO, June 29.- It
is reported officially that Generals
Alvaro Ohregon, Jacinto B. TMvino,
and BENJAMIN Hill, division COM
nianders in the army of Mexico have
been app, 'nted COMMITTEES to con-
e'der the proposed reduction of the
regular army that thNre may be
Eaved large expense, and many
thousand men returned to civil life,
where their labor is needed.
1t is rsportei that the army num-
Lers now some 10000 men; and it
is believei tisst by reduction in dis
charge of $4,000 or 10000 will still
leave the forces sufficiently strong
to preserve order in all parts Of the
lepublii.
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ACiTAiORS BLAMED
(Spes;al To- s'The Oasis")

NOpt.'oI % Inc OdSlS
CITY Of MEXICO. June 29.-
The government has information of
q wide spread strike which has brok-
n out simultaneously in various
v idely separated localities, including
the cities of Talnpico, Monterrey,
orizaba, Hinati:lan and Puerto Mex
tco.
The Department Of Labor, de-
pendent bureau Of the Secretaria of
Commerce and Labor, has instituted
an Investigation through its local
agencies Ia the cities affected, and
they have commenced tbs work as
signed, giihougk there has not been
time ,st tor transmission Of reports
. the department; but authorities
sheretn believe tbs movement a re-
-ult Of a ostkthoroughly organized
agitation by psid agitators.
Should it be discovered that the
striM is the AOrk of agitators, the
governmer, Will exert all of its
energies in bringing 70 account the
.he eulp;.k psrtiGs.
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,,0NTEgRRY REPORTS 1890 OUT
Especial 10 t'The Ossis")

Especial 70 "The 0ssis'O
MONTERREY, June 30 The
strike in ihs reduction plants in
ibis city tontlnnes without settle
m.nt, ami it IL reported that 1000
sorkmen are out Municipal au-
.horiuies save geld conferences with
representatives. Of the Federation Of
Workmen, hopiLg to arrange the diff
"lculties. The men base their dc-
anands uIon lne- increased cost Of
living, and demand Increases in
wages to meet It, which the COM
e,anies do rot .ssem disposed to grant.
At thc plant of the iron and steel
works, property of the Minerals &
Metals C~,mp&ky, two furnaces are
shut down since Thursday last, un-
der orde,s frnn the Federation Of
Workmen-
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ELECTORAL Law AMENDMENT
(Sptclal To eThe Oasis,'l

Especial To 1.-THE Oasis'
CITY OF MEXICO, June 29.-.To-
day the Chamber of Deputies ap.
proved tn. law submitted by the De-
rartment Of Government, providing
for chanss in the electoral laws, by
which elections for deputies and
senators will e. held on the first
Sunday 10 August, and for president
on the first Sunday In September.
Notice Is given also that the Cham.
ker has approved the profcted law
10 pssvid. for beEianine these cam
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VERA CRUZ AUTHORITIES FIRM
(Suecjal To "The Oas-

Especial To f'The Oasis")
VERA CRUZ, June 29.- The
sanitary authorities in this city and
state aic iirm in their determination
to continue the rigid quarantine
against spread of the bubonic plague,
in face of strongly expressed de-
sire that rigid rules prevailing here
tofore be nclaxed and the pest house
should be abolished. Two new cases
were reported yesterday, and these
attacked were sent to the lazareto.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30

Mrs. John Maloney, with her
daughters, Misses Helen and Aileen
Maloney, are over from the Idaho
mine, in the Orc BlancO country,
near the Ruby post office.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-30

Mr.. H. W. Kcsey, manager Of the
Arizona Gas q Electric Co., who SUBJ
ritted 10 an operation at St Joseph's
hospital u weGk ago, is reported
oming on finely.
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FATAL GAS EXPLOSION
UNITED Press Service)

'O'eSu ACoo GOANiCCJ
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 49, Two
head. eleven injured and twelve miss
ing are the result of collapse of a
lodging house building here today.
A gas explosion is believed to have
aused collapse of the structure.
several of the missing are evidently
buried in the ruins. Little hope is
for them.
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NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogaes receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fail
ing to deliver before s o'clock A. NJ, any day,
requested to phone 52W, and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
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HELPS MADOO

UNITED Press Service)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The
-uies con,mitAe abolished the unit
(Gontinued on Page Four)
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Mrs. Juan Kuliiosky, wife of the
, oted Ge:elai, is guest for a few
Gays at he Evans Hotel.
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WOrknen In Many Parts
Have Gone Out, And
An Investigation
Is Ordered

paigns under supervision of the De-
rartment of Government.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


WANTED-Capable housekeeper, two IN
family; wife Is an invalid. 904 Ninth
avenue south.
LADIEs-Do hemstitching at home, all
or spare time; attachment tits any
machine, $3.50; agents wanted. u.
Stephenson. Box 1875, Kansas CITY, MO.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Highest wages. 422 Fourth ave. ~.
AT ONCE-F'ive bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers;
$40 to SIS per week, railroad fare paid
Write at once, Goodrich Drug Co.,
Dept. 562, Omaha Nebr.
| WANTED-A chambermaid. 3131z Second
avenue south
MARRIED LADY wants middle aged
woman to help with light housework
Of small family, someone who wants
home more than anything else. ?. Q.
box 1915, Great Falls, Mont.
WOMAN to operate hemstitching ma
chine Good position to right party.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Sixth
street south.
WANTED-Capable housekeeper, two In
family; wife Is an invalid. Box Z4S
Tribune.
WANTED-Compete girl for general
housework, at cottage on Flathead lake.
Apply AIS Third avenue north.
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MAN AND WIFE on ranch
MAN COOK on ranch, steady place
SHEEP HERDERs. SIS per month
MOUNTAIN HERDERS, $50 and board
MAN dishwasher, $50, room and board
MIXER, $50 and board, steady place
MEN, making roads, u. s. govt work
LABORERS for sapphire mines
HARVEST HANDS, 81 and board
RANCH HANDS, good wages, close In
MEN TO SHOCK, 40c an hour and board
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1874 Second street south.
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RusINEss CHAvCES

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LAND
Good going merchandise business.
Buildings, fixtures and all complete.
$4,000 to $4,000 to handle. Box 237
Tribune.
FOR sALE-Hotel. newly decorated, fine
location. transient trade, excellent
rooms, never vacant, prices good. If
interested, address Box u, %Lehigh,
Mont.
BROOM hotel, modern. Box 235 Tribune.
AS SAFE AS A BANK-3oo%e annually.
II you can invest SIS upwards, write
Midwest Investment Bureau, 655 Boston
Block. Minneapolis. MINI.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-New, clean, up
to-date drug stock and Mixtures In town
OF 1890 people. Good paying business.
viii invoice around $1,000. Terms to
RESPONSIBLE parties. What have you to
offer! Box 225 Tribune.
GROCERY STORE-One Of the best resi-
Dental locations in city, doing good
business; five modern living rooms in
rear; two garages; good reason for
selling Box 222 Tribune
FOR sALE-A 24-room modern hotel,
furnished. p. II. Corcoran, Box 53S,
Williston, N. Oak.
FOR sALE-Restaurant, soda fountain,
doing good business; small amount will
handle. p. o. Box 264, Shelby, Mont.
WUsT sACRIFICE-For sale at invoice,
the only vulcanizins plant In Teton
county; q money maker. A. A. Meagher,
ChotsAu. Mont
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PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to residence
addresses,
HELP wANrED-MALE

WANTED-Cement finisher. Inquire to-
day at 81 Sixth ave. north. Fone 4241.
WANTED-Baker at once, with good
all around experience on bread, rolls and
the right man. Apply Bungalow Bakery,
Red Lodge, Montana.
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FOR sAgE-FURSITURE

i SEWING TABLE and chairs, bookcase,
sanitary couch, rug, desk, pictures, etc:
| Not shabby but nearly new at real
/ bargain prices. % Leland Apartments,
table, chairs beds, Home Comfort
! range. heater, sanitary couch, child g
bed, kitchen utensils and several other
things. 1910 Eighth avenue north.
! FURNITURE, two ranges and Fictrola.
1409 Third avenue south.
| FURNITURE of 4 rooms complete, good
condition, $500. Box 252 Tribune.
/ 1 range, l dining room table and other
articles. Call at SOP Fourth ave. S. w.
| RANGE, stoves. pipe, chairs, tubs, boil
1 ers, table, 1000 feet wall board, window
/ screen, garden hose, beds, sanitary cot,
| piano box. 400 Eighth avenue north.
| FOR SALE-Leather couch and large
! glass front bookcase, clothes rack, set
! OF Encyclopedia Britannica, set of Red
! paths History Of the World, set Of
four-volume dictionary, set of Shake
speares works, set of Science by Oar
win. Call 721 Eighth avenue south.
| FOR sALE-very fine buffet, dining
| room chairs and reed rocker at very
cheap prices. Phone SOB 1915 Seventh
avenue north
ONE dining room table, / ingram dining
chiffonier. / dresser, | bedroom rug,
/ washing machine, taberet. 1921 Ninth
avenue south, or fone 1858.
FOR sALE-Furniture for five rooms,
almost new; will sell equity In same
cheap. 1925 Seventh ave. N. Fone 6093
BED COMPLETE, combination dresser,
commode, writing desk, heater range
Very reasonable. 900 Third avenue n
NIS-MARTIN bed springs Fone
46T.
FURNITURE for sale, reasonable if
taken this week. 515 Tenth street So
sewing machine, new; and household
goods. 100 Sixth avenue north.
WE HAVE what you want and buy
what you don't need. West Side Second
Hand store, 'Fone 55s5.
WE ARE now in the market for second
hand furniture. Stoves ranges and
price paid. Enterprise Furniture Co.
Phone 1904.
LOST AND FoUND
LOsT-Astrac chan neck piece. Return to
Second street north. Reward.
1 WILL SELL at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, one bay work
horse, star. in forehead, two white
hind feet, branded on left shoulder,
blotched. Sale to be held at Hooker
smith ranch, Sla miles above Sun River
August 7, at p. m. J. w. Hightower.
stock inspector.
LOST-Two bay horses B@N
branded left thigh; left &HM
~ shoulder. Please notify W.
1014 Fifth avenue north.
LOST-White sapphire ring between First
and Fifth street, Central, July 90. Re
turn to 3,Second street No for reward.
A BRINDLE bull pup with collar on:
female dog. Return, 2421 First ave. ".
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate or good
security. Harry Newman. Il
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WANTED-Laundress by August |. All
electrical equipment Wages $50 per
month with board and room. Apply
Conrad Hospital, Conrad, Mont.
WANTED-Office lady. Must have know
ledge of bookkeeping and stenography.
One with general office experience pre-
ferred Dr. E. E. Edmonson.
WANTED-Cook at Deaconess hospital.
GIRL to work morning and evenings
for board and room Box 217 Tribune
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WANTED-By young lady with two
years experience, position as bookkeep-
work Address: P. o. Box so4. Havre,
Montana.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25

MEN-Age under IS. Experience unneces-
sary Travel; make secret investigation,
reports Salaries; expenses. Write:
American Foreign Detective Agency
COL st. Louis.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25

DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town
for Speedoline: 5000 to $500 per month:
exclusive territory; automobile free 70
workers. Speedoline Co. Dept. So. Dali
la