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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
CHOIR PARTY FOR
MISS HELEN STAMM

AT the close of its rehearsal last even
ing, the choir of tho First Presbyterian
, church gave a delightful surprise parry
for Miss Helen Stamm. whose engage
! mcnt to Mr.. Kenneth Mckamhoh was
recently announced. ~.
| \ fivc-coursc luncheon was served oF
Mrs A. l.. Mycr and Miss Kate lawson
DR.. S. NJ. Gibson. pastor OF the church'
dress. giving to Miss Stamm on behalf
Of tho choir a beautiful old gold cleo
trio lamp. ,
Ruth Whitchousc. Miss Helen Hartley,
! Miss Ethel Wilson. Miss Virginia Gar
| rison. Miss Lucy Fallourc, Miss Irwin
Miss Lewis. Miss Porter. Miss Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs 4. l.. Myers. pr. and Mrs.
! s. NJ Gibson. Mr. Ferrcn Mr. hender-
son. Mr.. Gontcr. Mr.. Warren. Mr.. GRID
bon. Mr.. Elmer C. Hoclzlc and number
Of others.
Quiet wsddins at Cathedral Residence.
This afternoon at o'clock the We'd
ding of Miss Ellen Smith, daughter OF
Chaplin" street. to Mr.. William j. Zap.
mort Jr., Of lOi Virginia street, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. William J. Panpert wiii
take place very quietly at the Cathe-
dr-ll residence, in the presence or ohly
the immediate relatives. Rev. Father o.
H. Moye performing the service.
The bride is a we'll known young
woman Of the South Side. and the
groom Is employed as machinlSt al
The National Tube works. Following n
brief honeymoon in the East they Will
be at home to their friends IN an
apartment on Fourteenth street
TO Entertain for Bride Elect.
few young ladies, members oil IN"
I'kclelee Club to which Miss Margaret
(, Wright. one Of the hrides-cIect OF inc
month belongs. will entertain her on
Tursday evening next at Welcome Inn.
Loydville at dinner. the party motoring
out.
club are: Misses Margaret Wright
Sarah Ebeling. Martha Colrig. Nancy
Rrokaw. Bertha kurtz. Virginia Me-
Granahan
Dunlap Of New York city. Mrs. PEBBLES
THtum was hostess to number Of her
friends yesterday. bridge afording a
pleasant afternoon. There were about
81 guests several of whom dropped
into tea, toward the end Of the after
noon.
hostess. consisting OF various Access
series 10 the toilet, a bcaut'fui pair oil
bedroom slippers. toilet water and sew
eral other articles of the sort among
the number. all of which wcr" placed
on the piano. the guest having the
highest score at each table selecting
what most appealed to her as the game
was completed at her table.
The home was charminEly decorated
with garden roses and peonieS. ana q
luncheon OF most attractive appoint
ments was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
rR1-srATE M1LKMEN

The annual meeting OF the S,, T r. ta,S
>,,i:. Dealers Association viii DC he!a
This afternoon at l O'Clock IN tn
s .T members are requested to be pres
cnt. III, - .o,,.d - order
by PRESIDENT J; B. Atkinson KIN Year ay vii
.sad This will be followed by the
election of officers for the ensuing
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
MISSION SERVICES

This evening at the Union - N's CoPy
the superintendent. hSr, Of Christ,
T Hn., TAX viii oh ' be the subject for sun;
f fo4 MS %S the words M a %a1 Of 1 tns
4SaI BE y Wv; NJ af e 4 will TG" lead st the
E; q o. Til" mission orchestra will be be
OUT IN ' N m. will be led by Ed. Jeffer.
aor an j. IT, Nca sunday school c n.
IN" mission at : O'clock "l'''a'" ''''
vcI, nirht, DR.. Charles Fl; keesor
dci Itxc very instructive Adde'S az;
a o. mission. painting an effective w1t9 a
,,ic,urr Of the suffering and loss tnI'
dread disease inflicts upon i"u'N '"N'''
gtatc and nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

NJ some trick OF fate four young
- men who were Afterwards des-
tined to form the Great Lakes
String Quartet found themselves
mon enlistment in the navy in 1918,
placed in the same company and regi-
meut at the Great Lakes Naval Train
Ing Station. 1t was not long before
they discovered each other, and soon
chamber music resounded throughout
the barracks during rest hours. AT
daybreak. Immediately after reyellle,
when the routine of drills had not yet
bee1,n. and at nightfall, when work
vas over, up to the hour OF taps
these four fastened to some aoan-
doned room for rehearsal. Beethoven
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little Riddles, and include some Of the
daintiest costumes on the market. The
display is attracting great deal OF at
tcntion from mothers.
the Clarke Circle of the Women's For
eign Missionary Society at her home
on South Front street Tuesday eve
ming. During the evening Arabia.
Egypt, Syria and Turkey were studied.
At 10 o'clock a delicate luncheon was
served to the following members pres
ent:
Misses.
May hamburger Hazel Smith
Minnie Boltc Sophia l.andmeycr
90 ''' Mesdamcs.
Walter Fox :, Arthur Stricklin
J. Lee Thaycr {. l.. Hamrick
John Hess. Jr Meredith Hart
Harry Graham Walter Anderson
Mrs. TCeman
Entertain for Visitors.
Last evening at the Old Stone house
Mr.. and Mrs William Herman enter
tanned with a small dinner party in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap or
New York city. the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs PEBBLES Tatum.
The guests were:
Messrs and M"sdamcs--
John r. Dunlap VIM. Herman
George Sands Miss Florence OFT
PEBBLES Tatun MT. George bdlEu
&. r Hubbard
Luncheon for Visitors.
Yesterday afternoon At her home at
Edgwood Mrs. J. Ebert Wells enter
tanned with Il small luncheon honoring
her sister. Mrs Charles futile Of Par
kerSburg and Miss Grace Warner. also
Of Park"rSburg. who have been her
guests for the past few days. Table
decorations were of pink garden roses
arranged IN "A largo cut glass bowl
which formed an attractive center.
Fu owing were the guests:
Chas r, futile Of Samuel TnttIe Of
ParkersburC Mozart Hlll
w. Fl. Morris OF W. X. Morris Of
Tarcntum, Ia. Tarentum
Bcss Tuttlc Grac" Warner
Children's Party.
on Thursday night at tho social house
Of The Baptist church the ChildrcnS di-
vision of the Sunday school was enter
tanned by the teachers who arranged
program of interest TO them. which in
cludcd many interesting features Tor
parents. There was an attendance or
which were children. The program was
arranged as n feature or "hiloreh )
week
Rev. George r. Locilhart. pastor OF
Tho church. entertained the children
with amusing stories. Mr.. Harry j..
BOND made an address of wclrom" ana
MIR Warren n. Church spoke on the CO.
operation Of parents with the Sunday
school.
games were INDUCED in hv the children
during part Of the evening. Following
which refreshments were served.
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coNSrABLE KILLED.

was shot dead today by a party of arm
ed men in Limerick He was the fifth
eth police victim since January 81. last.
4 mail train vas held up near kilar-
ney and the mail bags seized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
YARDMAN
IS BADLY BEATEN

4 man who is employed in the Penn
sylvania railroad yards at Bcllaire. was
severely beaten up Friday evening about
IN o'clock while walking through the
Bellairc city park.
The man was aCcoSicd from hchind'
and asked whore he was employed. "A
he replied that he worked In tn" Penn
sylvania yards. he was attacked and
beaten. 4 $50 suit which he were was
torn and he suffered severe bruises
about IN" face and body.
The Rcllairc polio" were notified hut
at late hour had made no arrests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
ENLARGEMENT Announced.

Special Dispatch 10 The IntcTIlEchcHT'
SISTERSVlLLE, W. Va. June IL
The engagement OF Miss Ina Tracy. OF
Pursley to Mr.. Earl Smith. of Pitts
burgh. was announced al a siX-o'clock
dinner at which Miss Rose Garman
charmingly entertained. Thursday even
ing at the Garman home, about three
miles east of this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w. ]. Tracy of III" Coal Valley
dairy farm. and a graduate OF Tyler
county High school at Middlcbournc
Mr. Smith Is the son of James Smith.
Of near the city. and holds 4 position in
Pittsburgh. He is an eN-Scrvice man.
having been stationed in England for
several months with an aero squadron.
The date for tho wedding was not an
nounCed.
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and Mozart have seldom besn piayeO
under like conditions.
Before making their hrA ChAuta
qua tour tho quartet had the diSti1e'
ton of making two return trips acfcel
the Atlantic on the steamer oe0ge
Washington with the president hte
nishing music for the presidsnHa1
party. At that time tho newsps4efo
gave great publicity to this orsanf&
ton. which was selected from tho3.
sands OF musical men in the seryica
The Great Lakes Quartet has 49,
secured for Chautauqua's third evs1S
ing. The accompanist fs Miss PTue
dence Nef, former soloist with tAAi
Minneapolis. Russian and Chtcaeoi
Symphony Orchestral IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS
When ordering wildwood. tel 4S7

When ordering wildwood. tel 4S7
Marriage licenses We're issued
yesterday to the following persons:
Martha Schneider and Harry F.
HolliughCrry both of Albuquerque.
Luciauita Gurule of Ribera and
Fernandez Crcspia Of Alameda;
FranCisquita Sanches and Juan S.
Baca, both Of Socorro.
kid Brown is held at the coun-
N Jail. in default of $1,000 bond,
charged with making, under oath,
a false statement Of material facts
in his QUESTIONABLE at Quanah,
Harden county, Texas, on January
IS. 1918.
DIR. j. w. Primer. secretary of
the New Mexico Baptist convention,
VIII leave today to attend the
Southern Baptist convention at At
lanta, Ga While there he will
make an effort to secure 100000
for immediate use IN remodeling
the Montezuma building at Las
Vegas
A. s, Daumer. who has been alb
sent from the city for the past six
months will return about the mid
die of this month
Noah Moore. general manager of
the Mckinley Land and Lumber
company. returned from Thoreau
Saturday and stated that logging
conditions in the Zuni mountains
are in very good shape, that the
camp has been started up at full
capacity aud that the mill here
will resume operations Monday
morning, after which it is the in
tention to operate the pant at its
maximum OUTPUT continuously,
kilograms for the following per
sons received at the Western Union
office have not been called for. J.
r. Gadd. c, A. Enyeart. Julian
Ramos.
Mrs Howard livingston, while
to park n Paige tour
ing car near the whitney hardware
store on West Central avenue, ac-
cideutly smashed into one of the
big plate glass windows of the
store. resulting in damages Of
about $500, which is covered by in
j. J. Whalen, assistant to the
manager Of the Postal Tel
egraph company. IS in the city on
business. He will meet Edward
Renolds, vice president. here this
morning
X. c. Walter, the advertising
and decorating manager Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-11


r-,,.,a S,oros oor,nar,, with head -
C,,'stu '''U a,. ,,1arfiIn Tnvas
H"'', 49,, , 'i,,. "nd Win H., ,ba al
writinr and decoration for the
local store for several weeks, after
which he win 90 to one of the
other srures conducted by the
II,nited stores company Mr.. Wal
ter states that he may receive in
Structions to move his headquar-
tiers to Albuquerque shortIy'
e. r.. Edgar. who has been sick
at his home the past week with
blood poisoning, is reported much
better and will be at his business
in a few days.
Mrs A r Morrissette will sing
SUNDAY afternoon at 4:30 at St.
Johns Eniscopal church, to violin
ana organ accompaniment.
1Y.. ,t,-ho,b hoard Miss
ioi en- r; ;;,',,r'' - Cant, Fa
NJlal d DeIIe l7,''t s+a,i,o,, 49, no
Q9Hls 'VS',,u Jay ,tt,,, LCaI,or, AMI
noiiIe VI " =. 90 I. r'''l Ia%ai,, ona
pIoI'o'lIiCtu l.s' ~ d '' ti,ho,
win PoSSlpII ,,' M A. > ~ o. ,ra ', Oh
ana MISS C'li d pt'lJ' " Il" ~ ,G,s
LIleiluS VI MISS N"o'V'isi a. cart,'
I ~ laii!e U'%', ,h ~, NINA
re esPecidI'S u i'e"i ,"'
donna. Miss Fisher studled unuel
Griffith in New YORK, MISS MAJ
beths own teacher. Miss MaCpeth
brought her accompanlSt' MI hoo-
70 al for Miss HICHnT
The marriage bans have been
called in the church of the Immac-
uIata Concertion far the coming
wedding of Miss Lena NIonahan.
ToHerht9r Of Ms Iobn strong,
o u"9 ~ ne ~ u b,rn "t Tha Wedding
' Ill taI.o ,iaao sna,
VI - " nv P,S'1 From, A1bunuer-
o,,a mas o. 10 uotet clark Of Los
Gue, vas a s line d 49, 900 ''' ~
;T 'bte ,,,o,.ria % ~ Miss Shirley
y1,arr ro Far,,,erl,, of A lhuoueroue,
g. ,i ~ 49, arad,,oto to Mr.
a. Hn.,.,S Iii't e 10y ef notroit IN
l,o MAN T,ut t tno,. mIoca ~ S,n An
MoiiuuS i' iI '00N Ht E,s'N> T = or
7S u@'i'ie i.,,a ,,,os an o,.traneIv non
Ms I'l.1iE, w. a., az ,,H,,ngar sol and
lli...; ,,r,,h ,b,J barealf duTinp the
ulal'i's usoil'u resi..ii,,t eor,,ica
wa No., "a ne ',t,,en ~ I,roun was host
,l mi IT,, >, l'u rnei. r,isc,IIaneous
esS iaSt wen az to,' g." niiss bertha
S 81 CIV" ,,or,,;ngo tn Mr.
pCi.i eioTi, "'ioI 80 thte city viii
iT.l 49, 10 ,,o,, fTtura 4 nro-
luNS ~ - Wv, ns nIa,od and, Mrs.
IAN SAM I, "'' yak 10 firet nriue
lia aii,S ,i,a Nv T - won the ,b6obv.
M W. go -'i5, 80 io roreivnd MANY
ild ne e., ,'' onI ~ number of useful
pvau''l ri ''''" ,,o c, trara the Mes
Sll'S' ne NJ, $40 NIrnn clark
uallleS ,,,,u aso''V 5artin IAN Reck
DSel / t nl'l-p'' pinir owls White
f 6l91n, Hn.a, i iInndoh hi and the
lieaut - Lonor
guest % ilono .,is afternoon an
Al vlo,N ,1,, - three
eillei 'alII'ilenl Coi'7 ahiId7an will he
pays Pt %r ,l'io ~ HS, ea''tN' va
s'NTi a. q C''' Pbodns ana mother of
,.. NJ ~ r9ia o. =, ca lIi eTa The Weekend
a,,,n..te af Mrs Marion Rhodes. sos
gueStS ol ME- ,,,a wa 'o'' i'''''@'
"ouIii ~ ',' NJ pohort Iores have
MI, anu 900 .",'' tbatr bonevmoon
ietu' ,leu c, ~ G,l' and viii make
'iIP ~ Cli'io' nc a+o,, u,baro Mir
thelr nolle d. , ns,,o,,, With The
Jones lLaS e"tplUS Tbov aro The
2''''V' 81. 600, dovs of tho brides
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-11
NOTICE

William X. Walton wishes to an
nounce that the Coal Supply Com
pany has no downtown office. Or
ders must be given over phones 4
H"h or Mt yard office, o23 South
John street.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
Williamson Buys Farm.

MOSCOW N Williamson, who re-
Gently sold the largest mercantile
establishment in the Palouse country
to engage in forming and stock rails
ing, has added the seventh farm to
his holdings. He bought the Emer-
son farm, just north of Moscow, and
Joining his Ennis Fallen farm, where
he winters his. her dof pure bred
shorthorns. He paid $175 an acre,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
Farm School Opened Monday.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO MOS
COW,-There is every prospect that
the university school of practical agri-
culture, which opened Monday, will
have the largest enrolment in its his
tory Tuesday regular classes, both in
the five months course in agriculture
and in the five months, special cream
cry course BEGUN
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
Adopt Kootenai Levies.

GOEUR D'ALENE.-The county au-
ditor has prepared a list of tax levies
for Kootenai county as made by the
county commissioners for the 1920
tax rolls. The state and county leyies
show total Of 81 mills; the city of
Coeur dAlens. 018; Gieur d'Alene
highway district .o04S: Dalton high
way district .OO4; Hayden like, .oOS.
The highest municipal levy is for the
village of Harrison, which is .03625.
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To Rid Thistles.

Canada thistle can be smothered
in from three to six weeks by flood
ing, according to Paul A Wenger,
formerly assistant field agronomist of
the University OF Idaho extension di-
vision Starvation by clean cultiya-
ton and elimination by poisoning are
other methods of destruction of the
thistle
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Cold Killed Hail the Sheep.
Mill Lays Off rs Men.

COEUR D'ALENE.-T Occur
d Alene Lumber company has laid if
its night shift OF rs men because of
lax lumber market The yards have
become overstocked but the manage
ment believes it will not be long be-
fore the mill is running full time
again.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15

43 ACRES just outside Spokane, city
limits, one mile west of Fl. Wright, 10
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.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15

Poles ana LlLnuanldnS nave ceased.
James II. Brewster Dies. F.
DENVER.-James Henry Brewster,
former professor of law at the Uni
yersity of Michigan and the Univer-
sity OF Colorado, died here recently
from the effects of nervous break
down.
Employees Accept Lower Wage.
LOWELL, Mass.-Employes of the
Lawrence Manufacturing company,
hoping TO make it possible to continue
operations at the companys hosiery
and underwear mills here, have of
fere dto accept a reduction in wages.
Want Border Doors Opened.
Ell. MISREPRESENTATION urging abo-
liton of restrictions on travel across
the Mexican border were adopted
here recently by representatives of
the chambers of commerce in Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona, California, Chi
huahua and Sonora.
Move Coal First
Observation-Disclosures orders for
the movement of coal to the terri
tory east of the eastern boundary of
the states of Montana, Wyoming,
Colorado and New Mexico were is
sued recently by the interstate com
merce commission.
Wakes From Months Sleep.
BEDDING, Cal.-Glen Haines, age
z6, awoke Saturday from sleep that
began a month ago when he was in
jured in a fall from a porch. His
mother entering his room, was start
led by his asking for glass of water
the first words he had spoken since
his slumber began.
Haf-Mast Flag on November "A.
WASHINGTON.-President Wilson
has directed that Sunday November
Il the American flag be displayed
at half mast on all public buildings
aud naval and military posts las tok-
en- OF the nations participation in the
memorial services held for the heroic
American soldiers, sailors, marines
aud others who gave their lives to
their country in the world war.
Drop in Prices Continues.
NEW YORK.-DoWnward trend OF
prices continues, according to Brad
streets monthly average of commod-
'ty prices published Monday and r.
X Dun and company's review of com
modify prices for last week. A de
cline of nearly per cent during
September and of 10 per cent from
the high level of the earlier part of
the year was shown by Bradstreet's,
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Drop in Prices Continues.
Latest Airship.

Britain's latest airship is 545 feet
tong and has lifting capacity Of
II tons.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
NEW TODAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

-~-o-oSS-SI-~-~SS1o ~SSeI~SS1SSC1S-~
WANTED
THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN
THE MOVING PICTURE INDUSTRY to
communicate with us by letter. We eX-
pect to start productio nat our MINNIE
HAHA STUDIO October IA; .,.a.,.aa.
Grand Pacific Producers Exhibitors
Corp. 209-2l0 Hutton BLDG Spokane,
Wash.
FOR SALE-One of the best commercial
hotels north of Spokane. Building and
furniture in first-clasS shape. Doing a
good business. Price $1,000, VII 900 VIII
handle | might accept some trade on
this. Address =. .. Box 231, Marcus. Nn.
FOR SALE-Iaye gone farming, will
sell $4,000 per month garage businessi
good town, on North Central highway
and Great Northern r. X. For partic-
ulars write John Drinkard, Downs, Wn.
What have You TO trade for good coun-
try hotel2 $4,000; some cash. Lee, 326
Rookery Bldg, Spokane, Wash
FOR SAl.E@COUNTRY GARAGE Full
ly equipped; one acre land, bungalow
house, light plant. \ bargain. Terms by
owner. Box ia, Lacrosse, Wash.
FARM LANDS AND REAL ESTATE
70 CLOSE An ESTATE
STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
A BARGAIN
349 acres British Columbia, on Great
Northern railway close to international
40 acres in hay, 100 in timothy, acres
in garden and orchard; all fenced; good
S-room house, COW barns, stable, chicken
houses, etc some valuable timber, album
dance of water; valuable water records
go with the place. only $4,000 any
reasonable terms to responsible buyer l.
A Robley & Co, 2. O. Box 20, Trail, BIC.
FOR sALE-Fjrst-c class wheat qu ar ter
road; Is m. to Spokane. Good buildings
and water Price $4,000, with stock and
machinery. Terms. G. f. Arnold Free
man, Wash. "
FOR SALE CHEAP-Six quarters good
white pine timber Cruise 100000 In
Pend OreIle Co. Il. 559R Fairview ave,
Spokane. ----.-----.--------
FOR SALE-Fine farm OF 41275 acres
for general purposes. Opportunity for
cranberries with fine sporting faclilties
Nine miles south of Bandon, four miles
north of Langlois New buildings, woven
wire fencing. Also the Hotel Bandon
for sale or rent. Courtesy to agents
Edmund Croft, Croft Lake Ranch, Ban
don, Coos county Ore. -
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Ears with laps over the edge indi'
lotto love for children.
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2XzZII3E:JJY3:YXdy17J3
ntion your home paper when answering these advert
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
A Handy Spokane Business an,
Professional Directory.

A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory.
s STEAMSHIP flcKGfs. o
Assoc. Steamship Office, 10 Hyde Bldg.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS
w. J. BALLARD. Gil LIST Av., Spokane.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS.
Spokane Auto Rad. Works W. 80 Main.
AUTO roe REPAIRING
Pac. Auto Top Co. 6l0 W. End. PHI. Riv 446
BAND INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED
8. L. WINSHIP s. SONS, 80 ". LIST Ave
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE
empire Electric Service. 2d and Cedar.
CORRECT GLASSES
MRS. HENDRICKS. 5Q7 Riverside Ave.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY
2. II. SCHA1IDT. 925 w. Bridge Ave.
HOGS, VEAL & POULTRY BUYERS
TRANSFER MARKET. us N. Monroe
John Lewis Markets. Spokane, Wash.
Pacific Market, AZ Riverside Ave
HOTELS
5ILLdAN Hotel, Sd and Monroe. Riv. 176,
ICE. MACH INES,
The FRICk ICE MACHINE. Cooper Ice
Machine & Plumbing Co. 1104 N Monroe.
Harris Ice Machine Works, Spokane.
Armstrong Machinery Co.
ORIGINAL TURKISH BATHS
WALLBERG'S Steam Baths. 201 Trent.
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS.
l. l.. Westfall, 912 Paulsen Bldg
PHOTOGRAPHS
PRINCESS STUDIO, 9TH floor Eilers bldg.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
,orona Typewriter Sales Co IA n Howard.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
PACIFIC STAMP WORKS, SIG Sprague.
TAxIDERMlsrs
HARRY H. PARK, Expert Taxidermist
Sculptor 315 Jameson Bldg. Spokane.
WTTHERS BROS, 822 ". sprague ave.
USED CARS WANTED.
y. Howard Auto RepairShop. e09N. Howard.
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Quits Live Stock Job.

IEWISTON.-The board of direc-
tors of the Northwest Livestock as
eociation announces the resignation
81 President d. S. Wallace and the
election of Dean e. J. lddings OF the
University OF Idaho to fill his unex-
nired term. Mr.. Wallace for many
Years has been among the strongest
workers TO rthe association. His
m.itbdrawal from the board is due to
III health and the pressure Oh ooher
duties.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15

hotels north of Spokane Building and
furniture in first-class shape. Doing a
good business. Price $4,000; $1,000 will
handle. / might accept some trade on
this. Address =. o. Box 231, Marcus, Wn.