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Midnight Mystery Out on Lake Michigan

Daylight didn't help the searchers.
either, or kilograms to cities along
the shore. No launch was missing.
But the newspaper stories of the
mystery brought about its solution.
Two Chicago boys 'fessed up. They
were pretty badly burned. The boys
are Victor Barothy, 1919 Eastlake ter
race, son of DR.. Arpad Barothy, and
Walter Greenberg. 1925 Brentwood
avenue. Victor is 13 and owns the
launch. Walter Is IA.
"We were coming home in the
launch" said Victor. 1.-THE gas began
to leak. There was an explosion and
the leaking gas began to burn. We
tried to extinguish the flames. but it
did no good. Walter took off his shirt
and ran up and down with it guess
that's what those people on shore saw
when they thought they saw women
running around. He wet 1t in the lake
and we tried to use 1t as an extin-
guisher. Finally both of us got into
the lake and began to fill the boat with
water. After while we got the flames
out"
But the boat was waterlogged,"
said Walter, "and we were half
mile out. We could see lights on shore
and hear people shouting. There was
only one thing to do-swim in. We
did, pushing the boat ahead Of us u
mile and half to Rogers Park"
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Sorrows Of Mrs. KID Mccoy the Ninth

of the pictures and In private life Car
men Br0wder. She says she was born
nineteen years ago In Oaxaca, Mex,
Of American parents.
The Kid says he is only forty-one, :"
declared the unhappy Wife No. 8, 'but
he is forty-seven, and he is getting
fat, too" :.
Here is kid. McCoy's marriage
and divorce record, which in its way
is quite az interesting as his long
ring record:
First wife: Lottie Pichler; year
and half divorce.
Second wife: Charlotte Smith;
few months; divorce.
Third wife: Julie Woodruff; two
years; divorce.
Fourth wife: Julie Woodruff; one
year; divorce.
Fifth wife: Julie Woodruff; very
shosi time; divorce.
Sixth wife: Indianoh Arnold;
few months; divorce.
Seventh wife: Lillian Estelle Earl;
five years; divorce.
Eighth wife: Edna Valentine Helm;
i've years; divorce.
Ninth wife: Carmen Browder dag
mar Dalgren); three days; divorce
suit pending.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-27

EVANSTON, ILL.-It was midnight.
Il Cries for help were heard out on
Lake Michigan. Families living near
the lake rushed down to the beach.
Suddenly there was a burst Of fame.
The outline of a burning launch ap-
peared. There were moving figures.
The spectators thought they saw men
and women in frantic struggle The
cries for help continued.
Vernon NJ. Hunt called the coast
guard station. The lookout had al
ready discovered the blaze from his
post two miles north.
A party of men started for the blaz-
ing launch In Gunthorp's boat. Before
they reached the spot the blaze died
out. The coast guard boat arrived
about the same time. The search
light failed to- reveal any floating OBJ
ject.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-27

baron's wardrobe and then departed.
Chang telephoned the East Chicago
avenue police The baron was wrapped
in window shade and escorted to
the ambulance.
I'm from Hagendorff, Bavaria, Ger
many" he told Lieut.. Bartholomew
Fleming. II left Germany in 1913 to
see the world. squandered my mon-
ey betting on races. I've seen a lot,
but never anything like this tonight.
Here hook my clothes for a meal
and lose them and the meal, too"
Mr.. Fleming ordered a couple Of ham
sandwiches for the baron, and asked
reporters to publish an announcement
that donations Of coats, trousers and
hats will be gladly received at the
station.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-27

velop such Of the seal as is fit fol
food, while the offal is used for the
fox herd.
I'VE discovered there what have
been nicknamed 'Redfield's Old Bones.
1t was a deposit Of seal homes which
had accumulated for over a century
Some of these deposits were several
feet thick and ran for over 100 miles
In 1919 we got 100000 pounds out
and got 1891. They are excellent
fertilizer. Tractors and trailers are al
work there. Then we put in use q
power lighter to Unalaska, $50 miles
away. The government has proper
ty worth $20.00O,OOO on the two
Pribilof islands of st. Paul and st.
George.
I'VE turned our attention to the big
old male seals. which were supposed
to be so rough and torn and marked
BY fighting as to be no use, andnwe
found that these could be made into
very fine skins. A single one of these
skins Is big enough for an automobile
coat. They don't sell for anything In
London. but at our sales in 1919 they
sold high above the prices for the
small skins. All that Is clear gain, be-
cause tie skins OF these old bulls were
supposed TO be dead loss. Further
more, It helps the herd. because now
the number Of males is very much
larger than is needed for the normal
increase Of the herd.
Though in 1918 we killed $4,000
seals, In that year the herd increased
II per cent. At the present rate 1t
would double In ten years. It is get
ting to be q magnificent property.
Look at the results: The estab-
lishment OF an entirely new industry.
the largest and best Of its kind In the
world: the obtaining thereby Of this
great product, the largest In the
world putting 1t entirely under our
control from beginning to end, from
the birth of the pup down to the
making Of the sealskIn.
This thing has been SO successful
that the japanese government, the
Uruguayan government and some 9TH
ers have sent not only their own seal
skins, but other skins as well, to st.
Louis to be treated in this way.
TT Is d very wonderful result Of
The raw material, so
Tar from being wasted. Is increasing
in the time. It Is In q certain sense
eating y0ur cake and having It too.
We can XIII 10000 year and yet add
light along to the size Of our herd"
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| hQd long had substantial monopoly
In these processes. In its original con.
diti0n the sealskin looks nothing like
the fur you see in the market The
skin is yellowish gray with an outer
layer OF what are called guard hairs,
The actual fur lies within the guard
hairs and close to the skin, and on
the removal of the guard hairs looks
like q rather curly, soft, silky wool,
light brown In color. The process con-
sists In removing the hairs without In
jury to the fur that lies beneath, in
the tanning and dressing of the skin,
the dyeing Of the fur, and finishing it
by q machining process There are
$50 separate operations on the skin
before It reaches what we know az
seal furs, and the process takes about
three months.
I'm the United States there was
nothing adequate Of the kind. We
arranged for the establishment Of q
fur-dressing. dyeing and finishing In
dustry which should be the equal Of
anything ii the world. We made this
arrangement with contractor. who
established factory IN st Louis. It
employs something over 800 hands
and q the largest establishment Of It's
kind on earth and gives rs the
finest product ii the world. During
the last rear Of the closed season.
with the limited amount Of furs we,
xrxrr,a o111n ~ <,1xfn}n Prom fha naf3UAe,
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Got Rheumatism?

Geta bottle Of Chisca, Great rheumatism
Remedy It relieves. Bottle 81 .65. In
GLIDING war tax and postage. or $3.50 u
you send this advertisement with your
order. AGENTS WANTED. ekisea
Chemical Co., 3l4 Poplar ST.. Memphis. Tess.
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optJts,loeie Thennl7t

Troubles are but So many Instruct
Ors u teach men Wit.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-27

lSOHIE cuL1 - dPPII City =
successSas a furrier. This
is q pleasing bit of news
in these days when the
hoi nolloi seem to delight
iii taking a whack at the
federal government. Any
way, 1t was only a few
years ago that the conser-
vof;nnfc+c xvnro holdfnO nm
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-27
Let Cuicura Be
Your Beauty Doctor
SOAP Csc, Ointment Is and Soc. Talcum 25c.
OLD STANDBY, FOR
ACHES AND PAINS
ANY man or woman who keeps
Sloan's handy will tell you
that same thing

ESPECIALLY those frequently
attacked by rheumatic twinges.
A counter-irritant, Sloan's Linz
ment scatters the congestion and bene-
trGtes without rubbing to the afflicted
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
Tor reducing and finally eliminating the
pains and aches of lumbago, neuralgia.
muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains.
bruises, and the results of exposure.
You just kno1U from its stimulating.
healthy odor that it will do you goodt
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all Drug
gists-35c, Zoe, $t.4O.
S1!Od::!1'l!S
Linirne11te esss;aasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
SECRETARY of Far
Faces Murder Tyial

BOISE. Idaho. Feb. s.-+by n''e'
Press. l-Promise was given Of ~
we're legal battle when the -.
slaughter trial Of O. P. HendefsaRs
secretary OF the state fair. opened y
day. Henderson,. II Is eaAt
struck the blow that resulted - =
death Of Michael Morris. ~ OF =
adelphia. Pa.
The defense has employed -
II. /. Perky. former United ~ =.
senator. as its chief counsel. :.
state has employed special s''''
to assist in the prosecution. -
When Morris. who held :
hula" concession at the staAe - i.
refused TO admit n member
fair grounds police free OF enaIc
his show. Henderson,. II Is cs
struck him following a heateu ~ -
ment. knocking him from
stand. Morris died eight GAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
WE MI ST
MOVE AHEAD

but let us not. under the g1ilse
OF law and order, and under the
theory OF preserving our institutions.
understand that we are TO stand still
not to progress and improve our
mode of government Preserving
our institutions certainly means
keeping them. but keeping them in
step with the time.
"A lack OF law and order and re.
spect for our institutions means. in
cold fact. the smashing of every.'
thing we have built up; our civiliza.
ton, upon which progress depends.
III our institutions are broken
down that is reaction; that is go.
ing back, that is a return to the
first chaos. TO despotism or anarchy.
the cessation of all the law and
order that centuries OF mankind has
striven TO formulate and put into
operation
Let us understand clearly that
this is what this issue means and
then we will sec Il rs the most I'm.
portant issue in the world today.
Upon IL depends whether we are
to live as civilized human beings or
revert TO form OF barbarity"
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EXPLAINS
HIS CREED

This is indeed hattiecry for the
nation. as l see 81" he said. THE
issue % law and order involves the
very life OF this nation today. for
upon the maintenance OF law and
order depends the preservation OF
our American Institutions as we In.
herii them from the constitution
tn. reservation In short. Of our re.
publican form OF government. The
problem before us Is TO see 10 II
that we keep the authority Of the
government where tho constitution
and the laws have placed IL; In the
hands OF our duly elected officers.
Class rule. by any clique. high or
low. capitalist or .proletoriat, is
simply Bolshevism
I'VE must face the fact that there
is today and always a menace to our
inherited institutions. from the con.
slant influx Of foreign population
and also from our own new genera.
ton coming on. Each OF these Gle
ments. II Amcricanism. as we know
1t, is 10 be preserved. must needs be
educated in Americanism. our boys
and girls can't be expected to Just
naturally absorb Amerioanism--they
have To be taught IL as they have
10 be taught their multiplication
tables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
River of Oil VIII
End Paris Shortagt

PARIS. Feb. "A subtefras1f
river of oil flowing 200 miles mn
Havre 10 Paris is the newest coop
ton OF the French ministry Of -
works. The construction Of > -
tic pipe line. thru which could
pumped daily 5000 tons Of fuel ~
enough 10 supply the whole q re
and its viii. ACCORDING =
an announcement today. prcoasq
undertaken at once as a remeQ q
the increasing shortage of ~
Gently fuel shortage caueed :
plete stoppage Of 5000 Psns p
tories. and. IL is announced. Y =
possibly result in the suspennee
French passenger train servicA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Auto Load Booze
Headed This way

"Can out the reserves. se sssfa|
lice headquarters telephone " ssur'
Monday. Long distance ss ~, si,tl|
kane Kid" Joe Hodge, oil W. ,s,srsl'
ave. this city, had escapeN = srsf|
officers and was headed towais ae,hd|
tie from Sumas, Wash, WIN M a.
man in an automobile, YES -
is snid TO be filled with liauo'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
TRACES BACK
10 1850

To understand Calvin Coolidge and
tho slogan that has made him "a.
rouH. one must know that his for
b. arr came to America IN 1880. and
iha; his blood is the blood OF men
who could not permit diHsension In
ihcir own ranks. II they were going
TO preserve themselves against the
Indians.
Calvin Coolidge Is n typical Down
East Yankee. with silent manner.
a face that betrays nothing and a
voice that raEps Hike the Vermont
wind In a crisis one would think
that he had never learned TO smile.
and reporters that did the Boston
police strike said as much. yet In an
hours conversation with me he told
many jokes. some OF them on him.
self. and hts laughter was fairly con.
slant.
II Coolidge makes n run Tor the
presidency u viii he upon that creed
OF tho Pilgrims. LAW and order %
An Interpretation OF this hatuecry
from the lips OF the man who
framed and uttered IL is OF great in.
torcst to tho country. and I asked
Calvin Coolidge TO expand his ideas
on this subject.
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10y ~. 4. BURTON

BOSTON. Feb. at WAS thru
no casual play * chance that Calvin
Coolidge. governor OF Massachusetts.
uttered those words that broke the
back Of the famous Boston police
strike-"there Is no right 10 strike
against the public safety by any.
body. anywhere. anytime" Those
words changed thru the nation and
have caused him 20 be made one OF
the candidaIos for the presidency Of
The United states.
These words typiry the original
spirit Of Puritan America. Undoubt-
ediy Calvin Coolidge Possesses more
Of the authentic flavor Of the Pilgrim
character than any man standing be-
fore the people today.
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He Bumped Into
Wrong Pedestri.s'l

Don't take up the wnoN ~
walk" With this remark corr -
Hamilton. colored, is alleged y 100
bumped into Deputy Sheriff IT,
Brown at First and Univers'r =
whats that?" retaliated n'. "a
want drink" nceky ,;.r
Hamilton. his attitude cnA sssrs
Monday he is In county JAN
LIQUOR possession charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
BLOOD AND
TRAINING

And there you have 1.-THE full
circle of the mind OF Calvin Cool.
idge, and you see that the man
who enunciated for the country
an aphorism of Lincolnian hrevity
and Lincolnian lucidity did not Just
happen without warning upon this
nigh moment like a figure in a
drama, suddenly coming 70 now
power, but. instead, only spoke In
a crisis what his blood and training
had trained him to speak.
Calvin Coolidge is no man of one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. ..-Like
the lately lamented Peter Who bad
the wife and was unable to resp her,
l.. y. Sloan lost his. Il havsn't seea
her for quite while" he MD n
court. BY the way. Judge an !
marriedT" II don't know: ask yccs
lawyer" advised the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
TRAFFIC INCREASED y !.

cent In Seattle in the last wv Z 10
and street Improvement "o,s ~
perative. declares Charies - r,pxt
superintendent Of streets "
filed with the mayor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

UToM oBTLE kSD
tractor mechanics. also vulcan
izlng. retreading and acetyieue
weldera needed everywhere. Many
positions open 70 men trained
in our school. Learn 10 be
a first class. practical mechanic
and weider. and repair. re-
build and operate automobiles.
trucks and tractors. This Ia not
an engineer nR school. teaching
theory only. nor a garage. but a
real. practical school. whore you
learn the business by actual work
on the machine. only practical
real automobile and tractor school
in the entire West which was ap-
proved by u. 3. government war
department Completed contract
with government 90 train 800
soldier auto mechanics We guar
sntee TO have more and better
equipment than all other schools
in the No. Invest put together.
Day and night classes Don't
waste time with theoretical
schools. or repairing someone's old
car. Write or call At once for
free f00-page catalogue and spe-
ciai low rates. Four big schools
free transfers 70 all Guaranteed
TRADE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN
AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL. 700 Mercer st Take
Fremont Ballard car. No. 20, on
First ave. get off a. Mercer and
Broad st. or call at downtown Of
flee, ago Third ave. g.. corner OF
Jackson, across from King St
depot
rHE SEATTLE ENGINEERING
SCHOOL has opened the largest
public garage In Seattle Capacity
2tG cars). The only school in the
Northwest teaching commercial
automobile. truck and tractor re-
pairing. welding crank cases.
Welding and TeRrinding cylinders.
fitting new pistona and rings. re-
winding armaturea. rebuilding
storage batteries. building Rhs en-
gines. dynamos and motors. We
give personal. practical instruc-
ton In automobiles. trucks. trac-
tors. stationary and marine gas
and Diesel oil engines. nirplane
and hydrOplane motors. carbure-
tore. magnetos, batteries, starting.
lighting and ignition. machine
shop practice. y-acetylene weld
ing. oXy-hydroRen cutting, steam
engineering. electrical engineer
ing, plumbing. Htenmfitting. car
pentry. brickiaying. electric wir-
ing; day and night school: start
any time. This school is not an
experiment. in ninth successful
year and the originator Of the
method or instructing students by
giving them actual work. II you
want 70 learn right. and in tho
shortest possible time. visit our
new garage and Gee the students
work. Send for new free catn-
logue. Address 100 W. Roy ST.
Telephone Queen Anne z5i.
" ANTED--BOYs FOR ROUTE CAE-
iierH In all parts of the city. Good
chance Tor Advancement
Apply 20 Circulation Department,
Seattle Star.
Good RELIABLE BOYS FOK GOOD
routes on Esatlako ave. Apply
Circulation Dept, star
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phrase. he + a man Of one ezel ,
creed absorbed from the grani,s
earth Of New England. a creed Scr,
aud strong but filled with pass,o,
for the right. the strict sense Of r,st,
as II Is given TO few creeds 10 hols
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

tIS Cherry ST. Main $500
congregational OF has four big pro-
duclng wells now. and five moro
drilling, Burk burnett district.
Now on dividend basis, Coos to
lic February 10. Place your or
doTs now.
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81 FOR sALE-WATEKFRONT
PROPERTY

10 ACRES OF WATER FRONT
land. about 2 acres cleared: 80
bearing fruit trees; live stock and
farming implements; also 6 h. y.
25-ft. gasoline launch; $4,000: half
cash. balance easy. Carr Gustav
son. X, I, Box iGS. Poulsbo. wash.
Phone 2G2S. poulabo.
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SInCIIS AND IiONUS

WILL MY
Liberty Bonds. Pan Motor.
western Smelling q Power,
Pnpitot a gfsnt western Pot
WILL BELL
20 IihilctH iioitefup.
80 Wlcka Tire 4 Rubber.
~ Pacific Electric Weldor.
$50 simplex Auto wheel
i3s tfnivrrani nigh Power.
$50 AmnlFuunted Appliance Corp.
900 iirheon coal Mln"t.
100 ballard ON.
600 Forks Oii
1000 ALASKA Petroleum 4 Coal
1000 ttrd Monarch Cons.
5000 Lone Star OF
5000 Xxi Oh A. Refining
AJAX MINkLEH
nT4 Union "a Elliott hNW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

ExtraditIon OF Reuben schahe
former real estate dealer. arresseS !.
Los Angeles for alleged hilklns 4
John kahaiey out Of ss.eeo In d
her deal here. viii be asked q o..
stephens, Of California. BY c..
Louis y. Hart. Prosecutor Ffa {
Brown wired a teIegraphic va,1st
resulting IN Scheiben's arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Scheiben Held in
l.. A. for Seattl,

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2.-R>ub,
schsiben. whose arrest was ask,,
IN telegraphic warrants from sea,
tie on charge OF grand larceny. d 1.
ing held today at the city hs
seheiben, who was formerly 1 IA
estate man In Seattle. declzrs b
knows nothing Of the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
rs FOR EXCHaNGE-REAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE

NEAR HIGHtINE BOULEVARD
10 acres rich level land. some clear
ing. $1,000, terms ft00 cash
ROBERT MABTBY CO, 1905 80 Ave.
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~ ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

W INk NNiti-Ni~'f iisNNtb' =
ruR sALE a-ftobE MONARCH
range good a. new. $50, East
ta6l. cor itei atth ave.
uuNS' SUITS or oNERcoArS st00
up The owl tSiiN firat ave
NEW PIANOS ron RENT, .tieNr
applied on purchase. Meyer
.SH00TLN UNEp oNEnCoATA.
$3.50 w. The owl. laifA 1T ave.
coal INTO ODER NroNE Two
white tcHhorn cockrrulH, iHla
eGth ave
LADIES' UNCAt.i.Ep- FoR SUITS.
coats aud drrHaoa Lowest prices
In town Tho owl. ialfis Let ave.
FEW COLLAR AND Murr FtR
pieces fur sale, cheap, lat3is let av.
FOREST woop. ss,so rER load,
Also COAL. ballard so2i.
FoREsr WOop, s6.to LOAD, MAIN
scot
All FORREST WOOD tti AND tis
cord Fast 1885,
zoe ppp COATS. $50.
tStfA FIRST Ave.
ToRrsr woop. 5000 LOAD. MAIN
81 WANrtD--rt HNiruRh
PACIFIC FultNlruHE co.
s2t2 Fret Ave Main 1908.
niaks Furniture Co. eos Pike ~ ass
So ron sAIie-fURNIruKE
ART SifEAS FURNITURE Mtop
1904 Eighth Ave-. Near Pike.
Special Ciuar.put fricoH
Genuine leather ruil-Arm ana post
davenport. fiss value Tor isk
solid mahogany library table.
Queen Anne atyle. 2sKts. sos. for
a. afsN tell "a
bile. aaNba. t1a. for $50. smaller
atre. SIS. for tgi Genuine circsa-
sian walnut triple dressing table.
$40. Tor $50 Ivory bed. dresser
and chiffonicr. SIS. for as Gen
uinr leather auto scat rocker.
$3.50. for si1bn Reed breakfast
set tg-inch solid mahogany top
table and I chairs. sdb. Tor tta.
Dining room furniture. ruga all
grades Prices viii surprise you.
open evenings Please mention
this al
" ". jun. FuKNiruni- ~.
tahiished "a wears $50 itke al
So POULTRY
GEORGIA. SHAWL GAMES - PINE
layers BETTER than phenHants for
eating. Gentle. aud stand the
closes confinement You viii be
proud 90 have them on your lawn.
rhro. hens. one stag, tia. J. y.
skinner huckley. Wash
80 LIVE srocn
HORSES ron sAiE, siit wEBf-
efn ave. 100 head q good yoanE
huraFH weighing from 1000 20
Iso0 pounds each. fully guaran-
teed. q. ". LaScbcty and Arthur
watson
81 toR sAi.E--Auro,toBii.Es
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

TWO RELIABLE WOMEN WANT
work in Alaska; any place; ready
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

FRUIT ASp CHICKEN RANCH
10 acres. south. near HIGH LINZ.
BOULEVARD. s-room house. good
barn. chicken HOUSES. orchard.
$50 bearing treep. ts.teQ. terms
ROBERT MALTur co. 1905 "a Ave.