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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

about 1000 Fnipinos returned to
work before the walkout was declar-
edsover. while several hundred jap
anese also came back.
Officials OF the Hawaiian Labor
ers' association, successor to the Fed
Grafton OF japanese labor which
called the strike. In telling the mem
bers of the organization to return to
work. are reported as having claim
ed victory for the workers. This
view was also taken in reports Of the
strikes end printed in japanese pa
pers of Honolulu, which intimated
that certain concessions. presumably
as to wages. bonus rates and working
hours had been obtained from the
planters.
President waterhouse. OF the
planters association, however. en-
phaticaily announced that the asso-
ciation in dealing with the commit
tee OF labors had not been dealing
with the laborers' federation, but
with the workers themselves. and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04
81 MILLIONS IN
GOODS CROSSED LINE

NOGALEs. Arizona. Aug. t--Th.
total value OF exports and Imports
passing through IN. Mexican order
ports OF Arizona In the fiscal year
ending June 10 was s37,733.53: TX.
ports wer. sl3.6i6.772: imports
325. 500. The figures wcr. an.
nounccd by ", r.. Bcrn.r deputy
customs collector al the Port Of No.
gales. More than one half Of the
total business OF the Arizona dis.
trict was handled through the once
here. he said.
Collections for the year on Gus.
toms at this port as duties were
320l.3s9.l7.
Commission men In both Nogales.
Arizona. and Nogaies. Sonora. said
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

the total business OF the port would
hay. been much greater had not the
strike on IN. Southern pnaiHc ha
Mexico railway lines occurred a, q
tim. when vast crop movements
were under way from the Mexican
West Coast into the United states.
TIL, strike was settled by the then
Governor " Sonora. do Ia Euerta.
now president OF Mexico
The ObrcRon revolution followed
soon after the s'rlk. and further
hlndcred crop movements Mexican
and American commission mo a..
sert that because 81 these two inter.
rupt!ons untold quantities Of toma.
toes. cabbaR, and other vegetable.
rottcd on tho ground
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04
SUGAR Workers .
STRIKE IS OVER

HONOLULU. T. H., July 81. tBy
MaID The strike OF sugar planta-
tion laborers, principally japanese
and Flllpinos. which began January
70 last. was declared over July 1,
following a conference between q
committee Of lssorers and John Wa
terhouse. president OF the Hawaii
Sugar Planters association. Imme-
dlately the striking laborers began
pouring back TO the plantations aud
II was expected that early this month
all the approximately 5000 men still
out would have returned to the fields
and mills.
Upwards Of 5000 workers origin
ally Joined the strike. but OF these
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

sessed and herein below mentioned
that such assessment IL due and pay
able. and VIII be delinquent from
and after the expiration OF 30 days
from the date Of the first publication
OF this notice. tsald first publication
viii be on the 3rd day OF August.
iD2OD,
Tho property owners 40 aRs ,ased
must either pay IN cash or make and
file with tho Police Judge OF said city
their applications to pay such nssnss.
ments In ten annual inStallments.
within the 90 days beginning with
the first publication of this notiae:
Amount Assessed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

President Grant. seventh head %
the Mormon Church. who lives IN
Salt Lake, has had is children, and
has % grandchildren. and believes
In prohibition
A London food truck opposing n
strike carried this sign: The driver
OF this lorry Is prize fighter II
anyone thinks he can take his place
he Il welcome to try"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04
DEMPSEY SIGNS FOR
LABOR DAY BOuT

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Aug
sack Dempsey has signed ar.
tIcles for a fight here Labor day with
Billy Misk. q ST Paul. according 10
announ cment today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

Published by order OF the Common
Council, under authority OF section
26y. OF the Charter Of said city.
Dated at klamath Falls. oregon,
August 3rd, 1920.
a. l. LEhvirT.
Polic. Judge oi III. city
OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
Aug ala
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

Federal Trade Commissioner Col
yer calls the high cost Of living the
price Of the ticket from the cradle
to the grave and says that when Ia
or shirks or capital takes delicious
toll the price II Increased.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter tho Herald will publish
she mean and maximum tempcra.
turS and precipitation record as TAX.
en- by the u. y. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue. up
to Q o'clock OF that day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04


Notice ia hereby given that the
Common Council OF the city of
klamath Falls. Oregon. did by or.
dinanco No. bi3 duly adopted On the
2nd Of August, 1890. approved by
the mayor on the End day OF August.
1890, declare tho pr0portionate ns.
H.snm.nt upon each lot. part OF lot.
block and acreage property found to
DO benefited and liable for a proper
tionntc share OF tho cost OF improv-
Ink Pine Street from Eighth Street
.nntorly 10 lith Street including In
t.rHcctions not paved. Tho property
no nHR.aped by said ordinanc. Ia all
thnt property lying adjacent to said
parts OF said street bet w"cn this
abov, mentioned terminI and extend
Ing iatcrly to tho center OF the re-
spectivc blocks lying adjacent TO
said parts OF said street NJ far as the
proposed Improvement extends there
on, including properties In the quar-
t.rs of the four blocks abounding any
Intersection involved In said prOp0s.
cd Improvement.
That the DOCKET or cry
LIENS has been mad. up as provided
by section 26s Of tn. Charter. and
tho following In a list of the names
Of owners OF the property. by said
ordinance. 40 assessed as aforesaid.
and ns shown by such Bond Lien
docket, together with the total
amount NO assessed against III. prop.
srty Of each owner: and reference IL
hereby made to such docket Of CITY
LIENS for q detailed description Of
each lot. block. part Of lot or block
and acreage property 40 assessed, .
Further notic. IL also given the
respective property owners no as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-04

NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS
ON PINE 1T. BETWEEN SrN ~.
AND tiTH vt. THAT THEY
HAVE 10 DAYS FROM THE isT
PUBLICATION or THIS NOTICE
~ WHICH 10 FILE APpllCA.
TlONS To PAY ASSEssMEN1S
N TEN ANNUAL INSTALL.
MIlNTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
|S22,0OO,OOO FOR
TERRAzASLAND
Aged Exile Sells Mexican
Holdings, Is Report

FL PAgo, Texas. Nov. s0<--ccn-
erai Lais Terrazss. who, under Por-
firIo Diaz. owned fwo'thlrds OF tho
state Of Chihuahua and all the cat
tie thereon and who has been an en-
ile IN vi Paso since the overthrow
Of Diaz. has sold his vast holdings
for $4,000. 900, according 10 a report
today In local financial circles.
The purchasers are New York
capitalists. backed by the City
National bank and Guaranty Trust
Co. OF New York City. IL was stated.
The purchasers were reported 10 DO
contemplating spending s25,ooo.ooo
for improvements on their purchase.
Tefrazas at the time OF his exiIe
was reputed 10 own an estate valued
at more than Rockefelicr's wealth,
but revoiutlonists confiscafed, most
Of his cattle and destroyed his realty
improvements. including his costly
mansion at Chihuahua city.
General Terrnzas In " years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Rail Board May
Settle Union Disputes

CHICAGO. Nov. so.-Grievancss
Of rail unions which labor leaders
say are being ignored by refusal Of
railroad owners 10 agree on selection
of adjustment boards, may be settled
hereafter by the United States rail-
way labor hoard. Il was indicated by
a board member today.
Under the Esch- cummins law tho
board Is empowered 10 settle any
disputes that In Its opinion the adj
justment board has failed" 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

]. A. swalweii. Fred II. Morgan. A.
J. Rhodes and X. y. Boyns, repre-
senting the local Chamber Of Com
merce. viii be speakers Saturday
night at the Tacoma hotel. Tacoma.
al n dinner given In connection with
the visit Of Seattle business men To
the Tacoma industrial show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
FARM LANDS
4a-AcRE GOING RANCH
STOCK AND TOOLS. $4,000

Twenty-Five acres under pillow and
as level az floor. fine valley
soil. good slx-room house, barn
for twenty cows, chicken houses.
root house and other outbuildinrs,
orchard. berries. well fenced. eight
COWS and two heifera. feed, ten
tons potatoes, etc. This is n real
snap. Possession at once. Terms.
A foreclosure that must be settled
up at once.
FoRsYTHE a kinney. Inc.
Elicit 1893. si3-ti4 Ssaboard Bids.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
1000. 600 acres OF fertile prairie land.
read, for the pillow, AT an average
price of SIS per acre. 2O-year
terms: per cent interest for first
2 years: 10 principal payments for
years Also thousands OF acres
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre, including water
riaat. $4,000 loan for Improves
menta niakcs 4 easy for you to
start with small capital. We issue
low rates TO Alberta. For maps.
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept
20S Pioneer Bldg: Main s33a
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CRAB CHINA
TRADE, PLEA
Hill Declares Seattle Should
Get Busy Now

Immediate steps 10 organize agcn.
cies here 10 caputre the Chinese
trade were urged by Samuel I'M.
Seattle capitalist and road builder. at
a meeting OF more than 100 men and
women assembled ~ the Sorrento no.
tel banquet hall Monday evening.
The meeting was called by the for.
eign trade bureau OF the Chamber Of
Commerce.
That the development OF China,
which VIII come rapidly once the ben
efits OF the consortium are realized.
means tremendous business for this
port. was declared by Hin
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ACREAGE


oniy $50 per acre: easy terms Have
You tTt you can invcst today and
t4b more you can spare In 20 days
from now II We can show you
whore you can invest this amount
nov. ard In five y.ain you viii
20 1850. Will you invest this sum
DO you want 20 make q fortune -
the ncxt five yrarns Our pror.S
sitson IL cne that viii bear tbs
closest tuvertig alton. Wiii you In
vestirstsf II you have this
amount Of money that you can in
vest. ue want 10 explain our offer
70 you. You viii thank us many
times for calling this 20 your at
s s. , .,ses 's psssa. s's or =,
gamble. II is an Investment IN
land and you can know how good
u u " you viii only take a few
efFstnutee of time and come 10 eur
sass u ana We .s a.. ne sross s', II ~ ssss
that Il YOU eeafa know this prop.
asitsen az We know a. that II
would not be- necessary Tor Us 70
s ssas to ., yss g &c, yss 70 BUY -:
waiting ye.r turn 10 buy.
afford 10 tail 10 inssstiss,s. Ths
richest land In tho state OF wash
ingtcn. free from stuups. stones
OF brush. level. rsftetrriEated
isndr. sirxin soil. and oniy SO per
acre Sound too Eoo1 To he tru~.
but nevertheless ~ II true. AMI
you ar. being offered . chance 20
get in on this why delay lonKerf
, nss , b. s !. sG s ss .s e q:
you will be too late. DO you want
hrvrrf bo you want an insest-
furntr Then " you do. SEQ what
80 are offering you II costs you
sethina to Investigate our offer.
ConT~ e. nur office and get full sa-
formation. write or phone for par
ticulArs. Join our next excursion
and ass for yourself what We are
offering you.
SPARKS q DIE. 1880 second Ave.
Ground Floor
Phone Elliott kois. Open Evenings.
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Partnership
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

1850 will give you a one-haif
Interest in n very busy shop
In one OF the beat locations In
the city. have cheap rental
and more work than can take
care Of. prefer an experienced
man. but viii consider n man
chnnicaiiy Inclined and rcli-
able. this Ia fine opportu-
nifty To get into this kind OF
business. For particulars see
Mr. Hodge. III Scabonrd Bldg.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED


All lines of b1sine,n sold. partners oh
tanned. additional capital procured
expert statesmen stay With our buy.
era until you get the money. We
have hundreds 81 buyers waiting.
IiuHINEHs IN GOOD WITH fA
ron QUICK ACTION, get IN touch
with this office M once We can
sell your business IN ten days.
IDEAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
AZ 60 f2f Burke T3ldg.
EefDul Ave md Ma rim flffe@f
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65E-HxLF PHIcE BUYS 1920 8
,H0rseneer. perfect mechanically.
y1Shcr ana uphoistery like new ;
ri1n only b.ooe miles. Address
- T7iE F1s7fi0N GAIIxGE
As.foe % hire without drivers, Stor-
egs snd rsrssi,rrinps- S]'' 'se'''
|E{5EfFTY TOUKING; REPAfSTED:
Sr~@fi~nf condition. Only 5000.
x16ress Gle star.
75Ex76HfT,E BUU IN PINE con-
Aitfon' Rnap for $3.50 cash. Raj
Gjer 49,, ask for Hwanton. u.
e7i4E 53151jD CONDITION. ciiIsAr
quick sale. 81 Wall - Main
I 1x5wEfL ToURixc. ovEE:
s.sss !ssi 22'z zas al'i Z. P HSnD CAN
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WObDt<F
WIDOW must s~iijne new sunsa-
in~- ri,.e 4. Iand car. COM
biustion IlvinSd dining room,
flrrsiac~. oak - etc Cabinet
kttsken With Mast nook Two
besrooms Withh between. Full
eerrsuf baseruS laundry treys;
ptped faf turn Garage. VIII
sa~rIrte~ for - Take about
III go rwh' baf SIS PER month
win seq furnt very cheap
EcKrns.xoussx-s .sMuEno
1915 Thlri Avsl Elliott ssss.
iifdHk
4. .oo---Aa extrSsi built bunEs-
low. rooro. ] sleeping porch.
bulit-lr buff 4binot Kitchen.
THr Lur i16sse View Of
Lake Weshlnln Close 20 car
s ssss s - lsrAnT GEr
GEc!A. sjrER a co
asfs Fsr6hand (coiumhia city,
M 2. .s.h n.lnls. q: Z
IrrvE-b o sbTrAGE WITH
bath. T.: ckr iot ssxie0: ~
a. Ia fse1 sssis repair see wh sn
can Z dofhy purcnascr. to
make honscrsn $500; price
for aux 80 "a ,,r,
see ~ frrfuuf,~
.s.r Mi,
s r., xsss
Esiiott -
,,,,,-----
EulrH 20 BUNGALOW
fICH.eou. TEitAs
stSicsIynod. up-to- Gate nunE1
low. nigs ,,"~,. ~ 49,
| seseT ,,i,.,, ,s.s,,,.s 49,
| last hss~ns.r,. r,sn-
mace l"h s.n Gu.
yerl .nisng,, nav '
JuvsT. a MoRroRD
I~ IA SIS coIr1an Tsidr.
MAIN ~.S. .,.>,,,.,,,.,.
s-R4M "a -. u,,
ILL., lin hsth heswssn
A nte1un esn,sr h.ii, rlcs
= 49," ana dining room.
.I~twceps nice hgfehen'
| s.,1m, basement. with iann-
| s.I.b(nd base burner heat:
| lie. y big level lot on inn
| I'D srts, near car and pRtcd
III tss)
| EAN BROS
Bafi4 MAI sto bn''a'n Ia
bf.lBET>OW VALUE
/ IsdH WOODLAND
7-rd s.,. h sn,rs1 ce,,,ngs
i N emit basement. laundry.
ftkcfafaEe; block Phsnncy
cxpr4 1880, $1,000 cash.
or eNBEKG North Jo19
l<fllrc( Building Elliott 1882
1If HIS DOWN. pxLANf.E
w. h1rood G. room ,hcuee' base
Ii In. large iots AR ear
pottorcs. Meridian distrlrt'
/ Aies2I Garfield place
Ftshe,ao,s t ,ss MHr NE :.
CT hi nyopertx ''' :"
| 4 ~ - Son.En >,
1koS .,..' 80.
% pgh- h',om FukNisfiED
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sPIeCIAL NOTICI1H

NOTICE. MATEfuHL MEN AND
others. y. !. tifatt, contractor, or
o. 81 Campbell, foreman, In no
further connected with the con
sttuctinn OF my building At sf0f-
3-s Rainier ave. ns 4 have cam
ceisd their contract. James O.
Jones owner Rainier $40.
CHAPTER a. y. ". o.. Will hold a
rnminage sale Friday and 8atur-
day. December , and 4. at 1914
WenflaHe.
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HorEr-i. nooMs
GARAGE
ffaff Interest. t&o0


GARAGE
Haff Interest. t&e0
ss-car storage. gas station
and completely equipped
repair shop. large line Of
acessrofics oils. Greascs.
etc. IL you are mechan-
ieaiiy inclined. this IL an
exceptional opportunity
10 secure an equal half In :
: tercst In . live garage.
where you can make t1so
month for yourself.
Present owner has owned
garage for years. and has
Established business
that he " unable To super
vs@e alone. Three men
en- 7sioyed. and moro will
have 10 he added.
SEATTLE INV ESTMENT co.
s2i seaboard hid. 9TH 4 ftks.
80
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u,,xouow {oArNs

YOUNG woMxSvp MOTHER
want to 60 70 Denver a,
once. viii rarr.fk- nom beautiful
horn<. newly psfrd and painted;
n.ia a $50 fo6,se and $3.50
for furniture sr aEo. WIN ~ v
furnished or ntcr furniture ~
plece--everythifre and ei~.f
on paved sfr~<s .osist =" Al.
ley: b~@s xarssend: lawn and
shfvbbe :. sTrH vsii sell on pay
mrnts will I 'rni estate con.
TRACT or lrxt nttx~ In payment.
MAKE an osfe 1;si Greenwood.
StIit0tf 4ysx vi
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BEAUTIFUL LITTLE RESTAUR-
ant with seating capacity for IS
can be bought ut great sacrifice:
equipment complete and first
ciass In every detail: ideal Local
ton: two-year lease at $50: stock
and fixtures. including 800 up on
lease. all for 91.1oO; terms II de-
sired. A real opportunity for
someone. III scaboard IiIdg.
36-ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY FUR
nished: close in. $3.50 will handle.
20S Crary Bldg.
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~ BtiSiNkkS OPPORTUNITIES
ASSOCIATED NV. 4 REALTY co.
sos-s crary nldg.. 9Th at Union
GROCERY 81, 900
sell Fixtures for $3.50
Rent $3.50. Including heat; place In
doing $40 q day cash business.
owner must sell Tits week.
GROCERY DOING 80 A DAT
t15Do. or VIII nvoicc
This 10 orr ~ tho bess groceries for
the money In the North End.
sAf.Ea AGENCY
1900 60 81 900 Required
This " n good opportunity for some
live man. we believe tina; a gros
man viii make $1,000 . month
handling this agency.
CIGAR aroRE--esso
Place IL clearing t7e1 10 $3.50 .
month. "a le located on the street
and rent 10 only tss . month on
lease.
RESTAURANT
$1,000 win Handle
Doing 800 day business and clear
ms about $500 a month: located In
excellent downtown location.
HoTEr.-i. ROOMS
1890
Rent sss on lease. extra good furnl-
ture. this IL 30 we'll located that "a
10 clearing 400 q month.
ASSOCIATED INV. A REALTY co.
sok-s Crary bldE, 9Th at Union
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MADAME oxi-sEH. PAHiH oKAD.
uate. Will take a few pupils even
tHse for the face. scalp and per-
fnanent waving; private lessons.
LADf5N IMPROVEMENT HHOp
Main st07. $40 Union ~.
No OPERATIONS Natural remedies:
electric s,.r =. MASSAGE Light ,hsrme'
stta. Dii LILLIAN CHANDLER.
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EQUAL " INTEREST IN
GARAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9 g G g g G 9 9 9 G 2 Q 9 9 9 9 q
ARE YOU THE MANI
Large corporation wants reliable
man 10 check work In big ma
chine shop. working 30 90 100 men.
must inVs ~ few thousand dollars
which will be fully protected and
= guarantee 10 return same 10 you
" al any tins you wish 10 dis
continue your services. wages $50
per week and rs per cent on your
Investment. this II an opportunity
seldom offered: a big future for
some ~ido-awake young man. See
MT. Frazier. az Heaboard lildE.
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AUTO PAINT snoP

Half Interest. $3.50
An exceptional opportunity
occurs 60 secure an equal
half Interest In n profit
able. well located auto
paint shop on u very small
Investment Ne previous
experience In this line 10
necessary. an present
owner has worked at
business most OF bln life.
and will take charge OF
inside work. A partner
IL wanted who will handle
business end Of the shop
and call ON m. trade.
Your share Of tho profits
will average $500 a
month.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
9zi soaboarG Hid. 9Th A Pike.
|, . . /. . . . .
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|rrvE-H o NBTrAgE WITH
s ss:s; fiossss 's' FACE sssss'i ,h !:
home feds title repair. which
can 4 dolby purcnascr. TO
s mshs hc .ssss'soo; ' ss.y ,I nrsss
g. al ~ and save rent
a anderson
sfsstou Bik
Elicit tzi East ssss.
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ELEcTRIc MOTOII d HILLS.
pumps. W. Montelius Price Co
Rent or sale. Main ele. szt list s
DRAdsh Ws--vAUGHAN. BEAVER
Diamond J, gas or steam y, v
Hicks Co. siz list ave. =. Main 50ss
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q. soo--As s.trasi built bunxs-
low. looms sleeping porch.
hs,git-lr bslffspbinet Kitchen.
nix LUr i16sse View Of
Lake Wnshfr}n Close 70 car
and psS(d st1 s.r sasn. b.
nnee rot MIA sTART. GET
a a 5,ne3s. sIrEa a co.
ssfs F,r6Aand Il (Coiumbla city,
H 3. jsrsh Rainier u. Z
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DIR. ". " Ff,EER
Physician aud Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.

Physician aud Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.
nok y Third Ave.
BvIeATh. MASSADE. SALT CLOVIS.
shower. al Peoples Bank Bldg.
Anna Marks. Hyfrotherapy. scicntif-
e massage, COZ Mutual Lifc Bid.
Fifnt and resier.
100 itisAL ESTATE IDANS
MONEY ron WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. \. A. HOTHE FARM
MoHTGADE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main 1910.
s2s0-PRfvATE MONEY. TO LOAN
on improved acreage. HOTTfE.
si2 Leafy Bldg.
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pool ROOM MD SOFT DRINKS
tables. cara abiss. soda fo,p.
tain. bar and back bar, cigar case
and wall case. clears $500 month
": rent $50, The price, " right at
ti.Tbo. or will invoice. See NIL
HEMENWAY. tge Burke Bldg.
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j. p. BAfIS--EsTABLlsiiIzD isf5.
All cases Consultations. advice.
M9dsfats fees; Free department
as bufke Iids. sos aecand ave:
T.. +. ScHoFF, III Hogr Bldg. An-
mex. CONSULTATION FREE. All
eases All tatlfta
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widow mus, s~iilne new sansA-
low: close to Rand car. Csm-
bination ilvinah dining ROOM.
, ftrepiace. oak etc saernes
Kitchen With nfest NOOK wo
bedrooms ~ithh between. Pun
cement bas~mS faundry tayss:
ptped fec furnI UafsEc VIII
sacrifice for Tske about
viii sci furnl sery cheap.
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|Automcbiic row--Fivo lots on 18th
ave. between Howell and Olive.
Must sell Immediately. Make Of
fer. Particulars s1s Sea board MD
II ROOMS NEWLY FURNIpfff.l5
fine location. NTs. $50 cash. t1s
monthly low rent. partly rented.
OSesi iii Howell
PICTURE THEATRE
Have just listed a good little theatre
that can be bought for $3.50 down.
balance $50 per month. Sec Hau-
brock. fz1 Burke rieg
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MACHINERY

9-HOOM FLAT. BUSINESS Dig
frict, unfurnished. H. -. Clark,
1915 Third ave, Elliott 3755.
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TRUCKING BUSINESS AND AUTO
SERVICE PARTNERSHIP
An equal half interest Ia long cstab-
lisbed business: located about 80
miles from Seattle; same owner rs
years; need the man more than
man that liant afraid OF work.
$4,000 cash viii handle N you
prove satisfactory to owner.
Everything open for investigation.
See MIR. EENNEIiY,
IDEAL INV. CO. Az Burke Bldg.
INVOICE GROCERY STOCK"
building; rent $50: doing $40 TO
$50 cash per day; . nice living
rooms In rear OF store. win re-
quire about $4,000. Hubbard q
Easton. s27 Seaboard Bid.
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kisf< AVAlI-ARI.E FOR DANCING:
900 people, new
Maple floor. cafeteria In connec-
(os.. 18th and u Madison Phone
1Ast ga,
F0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NffrH IL BUNGALOW
kIcH.Qoo. TERMS
IetstetfvnosfI up.to-date bungA-
levi nidEhf rooms and al
| ove{Ak FRS. fireplace. break
fast box (iit-in features, fur
mace Iuii nent basement. con-
| v~rli u'hinney and Green
Lak@nrsi-piendid buy.