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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
OFFICERS HOLD
BACK MOB TRYING
TO GET PRISONER
(By Associated Press. }

Wise, Va, Dec Quiet prevails in
Wise county after the mob threat
'ened last night to dynamite the Jail
to obtain a negro charged with as
sault and robbery of an aged white
man. One man was killed and an
other injured in an attack on the
Jail.
A mob of 700 men formed at Ap.
plalachia, where the crime was COM
mitted and marched to Wise to storm
the Jail. They were met by de
termined sheriff and a small band OF
.well-armed guards. In the fight one
member of the mob was killed and
one was seriously injured. i"
There was rumors Of other ad-
vances during the night. but thssfaci
that the sheriff was known to have a
machine gun at the Jail, coupled with
the knowledge that he would not hest.
tate to use it, kept back the throng
Attempts to dynamite the Jail were
also reported, bet no serious efforts
to carry the threats into execution
were encountered.
The negro who is the cause Of the
trouble is named Williams. He IL
said to have made a murderous as
sault on Greed Robinett, a merchan,
Residing near Appalachi, beating him
into insensibility and inficting
wounds from which he is not expected
to recover, and then robbing him oi
a diamond ring and $500 cash.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

Mr. George r. Williams, special
agent of Chase & Co., of Jacksonville
who IS making headquarters here
stopping at the Hotel Thelma, fur
fishes us the following figures on cit
tbs shipments this season:
Iip to December 3, there had been
s.267 cars of grapefruit shipped from
Florida, equivalent to 1,14S,OOO boxes
AT The same date there had beer
shipped 4,192 cars of oranges. equiya'
lent to 100000 boxes.
Ifecrop Of citrus fruit for the yea
4 eftimated at 100000 boxes
There has been more fruit shipped "
8 tbs time than to the same dat
lest year. ta7a
III Williams states that while th'
price 81 fruit just now is somewha
lewef than it has been--orange'
Iiihging about 50 65-he looks for al
Improvement after the holidays am
tfiieves satisfactory prices will pre-
vail later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
tBy Associated E,ress.)

Washington, Dec. 6. The first
legislative business of the present
session of the Sixty.sixth Congress
was transacted today when the House
immigration committee ordered fav-
orable report on the Johnson bill pro-
hibdting immigration into the United
States for two years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

tion for bail with evidence showing
The discovery Of a deadly poison in
the body OF the deceased peach
King and testimony showing prob
able cause against the defendants.
Other expert testimony in rebuttal
will be offered, it is learned, and one
of the main issue Of the trial will be
Whether Shepard died from poison, or
from some other cause.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
WILSON May COME
In PERSON TO
DELIVER ADDRESS
Of Appropriation
Bills Likely to Occupy all the
Time Of the Congressman -Ses-
sion Lasts Only Three Months
With Vast Amount Of Un6n-
ished Business on Hands.
Wilson Notified
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. Dee. 6-President VIII.
son did not tell the congressional
committee calling ut the White House
to inform the President that Congress
was in session, whether he would de-
liver the message personally tom0r.
row or transmit Il in the form Of 4
written document. The cOmnlttee
was headed by Senator Lodge. The
President did not shake hands with
the committee, receiving them stand
Ing In the blue room. Former Speak
ers Clark said the President walked
brlskly but with cane.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

la Rosa, Cal, Dec. George
accused of fatally shooting
Eofficers attempting to arrest
connection with his recent at
bn girls in San Francisco. is in
hngerously wounded from the
4 officers. A mob of citizens
ed the Jail to obtain the pris'
kbut officers broke up their at
with their fists. Two other
md women were also arrested
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
SHORT SESSION OF CONGRESS
OPENS TODAY in WASHINGTON
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ALL PRESENT
SHIPPING BOARD PROBES
ADVISABLITY OF RATES

Washing, Dec. 6.-The shipping
board began an investigation today
into the advisability of permitting
the railroads to grant preferential
rates on commodities carried to ports
for shipment in American vessels.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

Since the world war, many girls OF
Brazil are turning from the 13 and
14-year-old marriage and are enter
ing schools to fit themselves for busi-
ness and the professions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
FORMER FRENCH COMMANDER
HONORED BY UNITED STATES

Washington, Dec. 6.~-General Nj
velle, former commander Of the
French Army, was decorated here to-
day with distinguished service
medal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

Southern Florida has no native
nuts except the cocoanut, so the De-
partment of Agriculture brought the
Queensland nut from Australia II
fourishes in its new environment,
where it is being cultivated and pro-
pagated by the bureau of plant in
dustry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
|ENTINA MAY
|OT WITHDRAW
FROM The LEAGUE
! Subject Will Be Put Up to
/ Argentina Congress by the
iring Delegation Who Insist
"a Staying Out Pueyrredon
4 all Nations Must Belong if
J to Amount to Anything.
(By Associated Press.)

wa, Dsc. 6. - Argentina $
ment to the League covenant,
lection Of which caused the Ar
delegation to leave the as
and an amendment for the
ktion of Article X have been
"a to the next meeting of the
Sly.
he meantime whether Argentin /
& a member of the League or
laws will depend upon the ac-
the Argentine Congress. Hon
Meyrredon, head of the delega-
hid he would appear before th4
again, if invited officially to
Wand make a statement regard
4 amendments offered by him :,
Says that several delegates,
names he does not divulge, in
one from one Of the larger
have commended his position
Ss the League includes every
IA nation, it is not a league OF
= he said, but league OF
nations. .
Ito the suggestion that my pro-
Ms pro-German, 1. wish to say
ermany is an Obsession on the
this assembly, and every move
agreement with certain views
Ned pro-German. My program Is
sal; it is not pro-anything or
W."
HAS not received official word
mis- country with reference to
obability of Argentina's definite
laval from the League. He ex'
Ko remain in Geneva a few days
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
HUGE VOLUME OF BOGUS
MOVIE STOCK Is OFFERED
(By Associated Press.

& New York, Dec. 6.-Worthless
Ftock amounting to $3.50, 100000 in
wildcat motion picture companies, ls
offered annually, the motion picture
Vigilance committee announced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
NTION. MOTHERS OF LAKE
MORTON SCHOOL CHILDREN

h Woman's Club Committee on
inches for school children hope
We the initial lunch at the Lake
! school on the first school day
d new year. To that end they
Nat, as soon as possible, all
Rs whose children will benefit
s service send SOC or more to
by each child to provide cups,
v spoons. etc. The money is
1ary thus early to insure begin
ID that time. Some who have
|Ildren have expressed a desire
ID this worthy cause. Any do
{ will be gladly received at
rs Drug Store.
i any one a large ice chest to
sell or give to the enterprise
please phone Mrs. Norvell
} BOO.
les ON FLORIDA
FRUIT CROI
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

The twenty-frst verse of the sew
enth chapter of Ezra contains all the
letters of the alphabet except the let
ter Il. .,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

Women had municipal suffrage in
Burma many years ago.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
LJyESTOCK-COSTINUED


SHEEP FOR SALE-65c white face ewes
to lamb April 15. Delivery April l: Fone
Fort Logan via Townsend. J. +. Byrne
Fort Logan. Mont.
FOR SALE--1o0 choice Montana raised
cows, Durham and Hereford. hay fed
fine condition. All to have calf or show
In calf. April 20 delivery. Inquire OF
4. F. Prichard. Park Hotel. Great Falls
HEAVY young team and wagon. Also
pair 2-year-olds, or will trade for good
car. Fone S255.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BAND of 1000 head
Of large crossbred Lincoln Ramboui,-
letD ewes, age two to four years.
These sheep are the result Of years of
care in breeding, culltng and feeding.
Their 12-month hand shorn clip yielded
9la pounds of wool last year They
are bred to start lambing April Is.
medium bucks were used. Delivery to
be made April l at Arminto, Wyoming,
on e. B. & Q. railroad. Price $50 per
head Fifty rams to be included at
same figure. Can furnish good range
for this years use ii desired. Also
have teams and equipment for sale.
Martin T. Basket. Shoshone, Wyo.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
SITUATION WANTED-FEMAL

SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires po-
sition. Box 2O2. Tribune.
DAY WORK wanted or take laundry
home. Call 9435.
WASHING wanted at home. Fone 1868.
WANTED-Posit!on housekeeper: :
Capable Of taking full charge Can
furnish reference. Box 1888 Tribune.
PRACTICAL NURSE, II years exper-
ience. Confinements preferred. 3oSla
Central. Room J.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants
extra work after p. m. +. 0. Box 3S9.
DAY WORK or chambermad. Fone $500.
WASHING at home Cal! 1872
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
aELr wANrED-yEMALn

|
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman to car.
evening; good, wages. 604 Eighth ave
! nue. south.
WANTED-Woman cook for afternoons
married woman preferred. 319 Fourth
| avenue south.
COOK wanted at Newman lunch counter
Great Northern depot.
| WANTED-Woman for general house.
work. 919 Third avenue north.
ExPERIENCED stenographer: one cap:
able Of doing bookkeeping and general
office work. p. o. Box 1882.
WANTED-Middle-ag woman on ranch
Cali room IL, Foley hotel between 1. and
| WANTED-Maid. Elmore apartments.
WANTED-Girl or woman without chill
| dren to assist with housework on rancn;
must like children. Apply GA First
| avenue north.
| WANTED-Waitress; two experienced
mattresses for railroad lunch room out
of-town. Apply L. Newman News and
Lunch room office, near depot.
MAID for light housework. Two in
family Apply mornings Mrs, o " H.
Armstrong, 1911 Fourth ave. north.
CHAMBERMAID wanted Steady girl.
Daily Hotel.
TWO chambermaids. $40 month. room
and board. Box 201 Tribune. State ex-
perience.
HOUSEKEEPER-No objection to one
child. Address. Hotel Vaughn, Vaughn
Montana.
EXPERIENCED girl wanted for soda
fountain. Apply, Royal Gardens:
WANTED-A nursemaid Apply. 315
Second avenue north
RELIABLE woman for house work
Mrs. southmayd, 22o Third ave. north
COMPETENT maid for general house
work. No cooking. 317 Fourth avenue
north. Fone 6322.
WOMAN for general housework. good
wages; go home nights II preferred olz
Fourth avenue north.
WANTED-Man and wife on ranch. 3O1
First National Bank Bldg.
LEAVE ORDERS for Barclay custom
corsets. Mrs. Moore, Hotel Foley. VIII
call.
"A1NTED-Competen cook; small IAN IAN
lily, good wages. 617 Fourth ave. north.
WANTED-An experienced salad girl.
Apply between and p. m, in person
Club Cafeteria.
LAUNDRESS by the day. 1922 4th ave. NJ
WANTED-A ma ker; none but experience
ed need apply. Also apprentice girl.
The Hat Shop 41e Central avenue.
WANTED-Capable woman for chamber
House. Fort Benton.
GIRL for general housework. 1905 Second
avenue north Fone 949O.
WANTED-Mdd!e-ag woman to cook
and run small hotel at Brady. Mont.
A. L. Raiston.
COMPETENT relia BILE woman for gen,
eral housework; $50 month. 1lO9
Fourth avenue north.
WANTED--Housekee farm, by
bachelor. 40 year. old. Full particulars
IN first letter. Frank Brisbin. Antelope
Mont.
BOOkkEEPER, VINO can handle post
ing machine. Box 1876 Tribune.
GIRL for general housework. Sc3 Fifth
avenue north.
GIRL for general housework. Mrs. w. S.
E>rary. 501 Fourth avenue north.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work; good wages. SIT Fourth ave-
nue. north
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. 1909 Fourth avenue north
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31

Iult garden lot, large 1EOnI pofcn anu
full basement; will make cozy little
home for Il small family; $500 cash and
balance like rent. Call 65U7 or see Mr.
Myhre at 1906 Second avenue north.
FOR sALE-Neat four-room bungalow
modern. except heat. full basement
full lot; good lawn. Box 2O5. Tribune
FOR SALE CHEAP-Wen- built five.
room house; two nice lots, nice lawn
and garden, several large fruit trees
chicken yard, etc; house well furnish
ed; everything complete for $500;
IFS Tenth street north.
FOR SALE-Ten-room house with ampl.
closets; fine location; double garage
garden. lawn: $50 income from up
stairs; ups,ars ea s, forn',urs for ph sal.
SO49 or call at llli Second avenue north
FOR SALE-Five-room house. modern
terms. 1914 Central avenue.
FOR SALE-Two houses on fun lot
One house contains five rooms. toilet
and bath with good range all connected
up. Other house contains two rooms
Good renting property. good neighbor
hood. Price $3.50. See George =. Mallon
Dunn Block.
FOR SALE-House to move OF lot. Bar
gain. John Lenihan. a25 Ninth avenue
south Fone 1867.
FOR SALE-Three-r house, full lot
and plumbing, fine stone foundation
basement and lawn. At -7l6 Second ave
north. VIII pay you to investigate
City's choicest location.
SEVEN ROOM modern bungalow vii!
be sold on first reasonable offer. Terms
II desired. 2022 First avenue south
Shown by appointment only. Fone e4o'
BARGAIN for quick sale. Cheap oy
owner, nice location home with Two.
acre garden. Inquire. sic Third avenue
southwest. between 1880 III. 20 =. Ai1.
FOR SALE-Five-room house in very
best condition Three lots. good Earaen
soil, barn, chicken coop. Hi ooa'"
fenced. A bargain II taken nj once'
See owner. 2lo4 Fifth avenue Soo'n'
blocks from Academy. -..----.-.
TWO FlRST-CLAss +-room bungalows
and garage on one lot. Bargain IerHs'
Owner. 1918 Fourth avenue so"th'
REST BUY in town, five-room modern
house, full lot; $1,000. easy terms. inter
state Realty, 2os,a Central avenue,
BUNGALOWS AND HOusES-We nase
a large list See US oclore ousns
Frary l. Burlingame. II Third street ~
BARGAINING room moaetn hoons ne
with garage. on north s!ue. inSu no-.b
F'ifteenth street and Fourth ave nostn. .,.
Easv nayments Inquire at Holt Realty
Company. 13 Second street h'''n.
FOR sALE-By owner. s.rIssf s,fth "v" street
6-room bungalow, fns'oe
Fone 1886. --------- ,-..--
FOR SALE-Modern four room en nouSe
CAN 52Os Fone so1 secono a>'n"'
southwest. -~------ -. s..
SEVEN-ROOM brick house, ba1.aIm .a,,h loF
quick sale. 112e Second avenue so"s -,
FIvERooM we'll built, en.,. 0'GedI~; Good garage. rage
Corner LOT Nv owner. Terms II desired.
Box II Tribune. -------~----------
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE OR RENT-Cheap. garage
and blacksmith shop: good location
Rox 81. Floweree, Mont.
GARAGE. established. wei equipped
automobile garage. extra good loca-
ton, with lease on building Box zoe
Tribune.
FOR sALE-Complcte vulca auizng shop
doing good business. 721 Central ave
SMALL GROCERY. close in, south side
woman can handle. First Mortgage
Loan Company.
FOR SALE-At a bargain. store build
ing and three lots. suitable for general
Waller, Mont
ALL OR ANY PART OF 1000 shares OF
81 a share net. Perry Fox. Thermo-
polls. Wyo.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Our store build
ing at Ledger. win sell all or part of
fixtures and stock Good location and
territory. John Sterrenbcrx. Sterren-
berg. Mont. Station Ledger.
FIRST CLASS hoTEI-Doinx soed
business WI, 81, cheap Or trade to for
f1a. Gilman latis Hote'. efoeS;inia Gilman, .. Mont
GOOD opening for steam laundry. soap
faaapry or livery barn for saddle horses.
Mining camp. Best in U. s. Write:
FOR sALE-or trade, BY owner, three
bowling alleysI GOOD ~ 1,..x new. tns Inquire
FOR sALE-By ewner. the post money
makinF hotel on Central avenue, clean
inK $4,000 per eanum. Long lease. easy
term. to rel,ent: s,t R..t'ss 40 fSf fx further
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

~-<s~-- ~---- ----~~ -
FOR RENT-One furnished apartment
strictly modern. 3l6 Fourth avenue
north.
FURNISHED apartment for rent. ia
Fourth avenue north.
TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Al
Fifth avenue north
FURNISHED aparement for rent, in
Guiding heat. light water and gas
plate. $50 626 First avenue north.
THREE large rooms; heat, light, fone;
SIS: In modern home. 500 Seventh ave-
nue. south.
TWO ROOMS, modern, gas range. private
entrance. heat and light, $50. 312 Eighth
street south.
STRICTLY modern five-room furnished
apartment. Scharrer Apartments. 519
Sixth street north
STRICTLY modern two rooms with bath.
61o Fifth avenue north.
THE MANNING Apartment, 612 Second
avenue south. Two-rOom apart ments,
single housekeeping rooms. and fur
ntshed rooms Reasonable rates.
DESIRABLE rooms to ladies. Phone 1854
SUNNY three room apartment nicely fur
nished. ground floor. 81 Fifth avenue
south.
FURNISHED apartments. modern. only
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment In
Qure, i0l5 Fourth. avenue south, or
b2o Sixth avenue south.
TWO very nice large rooms, modern
7l6 Eighth avenue south
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS

- ~ ~ ~~ ~
THREEROOM apartment, kitchenettc
and bath on Central avenue. Harry
Newman, 5 Second street north.
FIVE-ROOM apartment. First avenue
and Seventh street north Nilsson e.
Smith. Phone 94S9.
STRICTLY modern three-room unfur-
nshed apartment Scharrer Apartments,
5I9 Sixth street north.
FOR RENT-Four-room fiat, north side.
Corcoran, 203 Ford Bldg.
TWO-ROOM apartments, modern. cleo
tric range. only $50 monthly. Flat Iron
Bldg. West Side.
FOUR-ROOM apartment. modern, on
ground floor Well furnished and fur
niture for sale at reasonable price. Two
blocks from Palace theater. 725 First
avenue south.
TWO-ROOM and kitchenette apartments
strictly modern. for rent. Bungalow
Court. Apply Hickman S24 Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
1st Insertion: Mniman 16c 2nd Insertion Minimum loo
ruRnIsnED ROOMS

I
PALACE HoTEL-Fifth street south
good clean rooms. $3.50. $3.50 pei
week; transient, soc and TIC.
FOR RENT-Furnished room 412 Fifth
avenue north; $3.50.
MODERN furnished rooms; @14 and $16
BIO Third street north.
MODERN room. 100 Fifth ave. north
FRONT ROOMS, 1905 Sixth ave. north
FURNISHED. room for rent 1712 Third
avenue north.
FRONT room, $13. sos Fifth ave. north
MODERN room. 211 Third avenue north
MODERN front room. GIL Fifth ave. n
FRONT room in modern house. Ills
First avenue north.
FOR RENT-Room for gentleman. 800
Fourth avenue north. Phone 1882
FURNISHED rooms. 722 Th.rd ave. No.
MODERN room. 81s Third avenue north.
FURNISHED front room for rent, close
In. III Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED front rooms. Vandervort
Hotel.
IF YOU WANT good nights rest, or
good rest every night. try room at
the Hotel Ben. Fone 9472. Brass beds
and box springs.
~-Mo HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BASEMENT apartment for light house.
street north.
COzY housekeeping room. SIS; also large
front room, gas, Colonial hotel. 320
Second avenue south.
FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
housekeeping rooms. Apply sos Sixth
avenue south.
FOR RENT-Four modern light house
keeping rooms on ground floor; three
light housekeeping rooms. 7o3 Fifth
avenue north.
TWO furnished housekeeping room tor
rent. 7o1 First avenue north,
ONE sleeping room, s11 each. per month;
hight housekeeping room with gas plato
and large clothes closet, SIS; also have
use of bath and telephone. Call 513
Fourth avenue south.
MODERN housekeeping rooms Az Fifth
avenue north Phone $3.50.
TWO nice furnished rooms for house.
keeping, modern house, ground floor.
10 Sixth street south; Phone Ss46.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms; for
adults. 1925 Seventh avenue north.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepi rooms
TWo-RooM furnished housekeeping suite
tn modern home. 2lO Second ave north.
HOUSEKEEPING room All 4th ave. So.
TWO we'll furnished housekeeping rooms,
coal range and gas, SIS. Inquire, us
Ihlrd avenue south
TWO unfurn!shed rooms. 1424 Central av. |
MODERN furnished housekeeping rooms |
elO Seventh street north. Fone s662
housekeeping rooms on
first floor, light, heat and gas. 721
Sixth avenue north Fone 1929
rooms. SIT End ave. n.
rooms. 718 End ave- n.
iWO nice housekeeping rooms, gas range,
clothes closets. 1922 Second ave. north.
SIX ROOMS, modern, north side. on
double car line; partly furnished. Fone
5120.
rooms. 709 LIST ave. 5.
TWO pleasant rooms, modern; veranda,
garden spot. Adults. 91S Sixth ave. No.
FOR RENT-Housekeepin rooms Grand
Hotel
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Very cheap by owner lot on
Eighth avenue north. near Twentieth
street. Inquire 306 Third avenue north;
Fone S641 or P. o. Box g.
FOR SALE--EiEht-room house. baths
and garage, chicken house. I lots. nice
lawn, In Cascade, Mont Address:
101l Second avenue north, City
WE HAVE several inquiries for modern
homes. List your property with US
206 Central avenue
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
HELP WANTED-MALE

LABORERS, $5. 8 hours. city. 20 laborers
56Ac per hour; farm hands, $40: cooks
dishwashers, man and wife, restaurant
and domestic help of all kinds Cas-
cade Labor agency.
BARBER wanted Steady Job for rish.
man. Conrad Barber shop. Central
avenue and Fourth street
WANTED-Man and woman to have
charge Of small farm near Monarch;
good, place for dependable elderly
couple. Rogers Temp!eton Lumber
company, COS First National bank
building.
WANTED-Fair- sized ranch, ready to
put In where seed is furnished +. G.
Robertson, Floweree. Mont
RAILWAY mail clerks, $1lU month Ex-
perience unnecessary. Young men II
upward, desiring clerkships write for
free particulars: r. Terry (former Civil
Service Examiner) 40 Continental
Bldg, Washington.
wages and steady work Inquire. Geo
L. Yeager, Manson, Mont.
WANTED-Butcher for back room and
Market Choteau, Mont
WANTED-A hardware and implement
salesman. Box 167 Tribune.
COEUR D'ALENE MINES
Wanted-Miners. $5.75; muckers, s5.75;
timbermen. $6.25. Eight hour shift !:
steady employment; no blankets need
ed modern boarding and rooming
houses, with bath. steam heat. electric
rent to mon with families. Write or or
apply to Mines Employment Office.
Geo T. Edmiston. Mgr, Wallace, idaho,
LEARN-Actual auto repair. vulcanizing
Los Angeles 7. M. c. A. Auto School.