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Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04


|HR ~ L. H. AKERLY Clerk
Ea @'sEs1 a fefg Cheyenne Wells.
7,
Clerk
following
Ramsay
appears in
following
saec tih,atewa ISSUED therefor. towt
No Sth 1915 .-
board finds that said sale
Ineous q
Be L. Resolved that the described
Cheyenne Colo be
cancellations the
McMcNeeley
Colo, and =.
Hghtoae pesioniug pubic
to i, =
Commencing e
Ne IS north miles
NE of sec!5 49,
laid required by the
oil a
the following ~
81 and the NV
lad
u of
whereupon, u November M
1920. N1i .
E H. AKERLY, laerk.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04

frank G. Armitage is the first
lumber of the Lecture Course.
SlralwiH fad him one of the most
numbers of the
urse. Buy Season Ticket.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04

The new plate glass has arriv-
ed and are being put into the
- W building on Fenner Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
FARMERS AIDED
BY DAKOTA BANK.
Interest Charges Lower Than
at Private Sources

BISMARCK. ~. D., June ga
thousand North Dakota farmers see
relief In sight from high intereM
rates.
The State Bank Of North Dakota
Is now free 20 go ahead with its
loaning program. thanks 10 the re-
cent decision OF the L. s. supreme
court UNFOLDING the seven North Dss
kota new day" laws. -
The bank is about 10 months old
Up TO May Is it had made g.. farm
loans. TO total OF f2.5o7.45o An
other thousand loans approxiuiatins
s4.ooo.ooo have been approved.
CHARGE PER CENT
These loans are at 6 per cent plus
per cent for amortization. which
pays off the loan In 80 years.
Interest on private farm loans IN
North Dakota averages 81 per cent
without amortization, according "a
the L. $. department of Agriculture.
Actually many farmers pay much
more than that. up to 10 per cent
plus a fee for placing the loan.
Borrowing from the state. the
farmer gets a lower rate. often mean.
Ing all the difference between sue
cess and failure. and besides PAYS
off his loan gradually withou, motto.
ing H.
OF GENERAL AID
since II was founded. The Bank
of North Dakota has accumulated re.
sources totaling s2ss42.77e, dissrib.
uted among 500 local banks. supply.
ing legitimate credit needs OF each
community.
The bank also has loaned money
70 counties TO purchase seed and
iced for drouth-stricken farmers. has
helped finance the state flour min.
elevator and home building enter
prises, and has made net earnings
Tor Itself at the rate of more than
. per cent per annum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
England's Teeth Are
Worst in the World

LONDON, June 22.-The state of
the teeth of the English nation beg.
gars description. DIR. Harry Camp.
bell told the Food Education 80.
cie,s conference. We have. the
worst teeth OF any nation in tho
world he said 1T is a national dis
grace. AT least nine-tenths of the
disease is preventable." The change
in diet from natural to artificial food
Is blamed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
81 FOR sAI.E-AUToMOBiLEs
LIMITED MOTORS co.

UNITED MOTORS CO.
when you buy a used car be sure
and buy from reliable concern
that will stand behind the car you
buy. You cannot go wrong when
you buy from tho UNITED MO-
TORS co.
REQ s-panaenEer; repainted and
oNerhnuied This car Will
give lots OF good service
At ssssss.Fssss..s sssssstsss TO
Oakland six. 6-pasaenEcri In
very best mechanical condl-
ton .s..strs..ss..rsss eas
vclie Roadster n you are
looking for speedy roadster
better look this over at,..,.. 700
Briscoe Roadster. This car has
has not seen very much HerN-
tee. Come look IL ovor,...,. I'D
Overland chassis. Would make
make dandy small truck.
good buy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ihs
oids Eight, T.passenEer: Just
out Of paint shop. Looks like
new .,ttssss..,...s.ts l.sfs
And about 20 other cars to pick
from.
HONEST VALUE
Is our policy. Remember we give
easy terms
UNITED MOTORS co
East tQ1 East Pine at Bellevue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Welsh Clergymen
Form a Trade Union

CARDIFF, Wales, June ga
novel trade union" has been formed
In the diocese of LANDAU. The cler.
sy nave formed an association to
promote spirit OF comradeship, !"
with the object OF obtaining a mini.
mum wage of $4,000 per annum for
married clergy and $500 for unmxs,
ried clergy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
800 Boy Scouts to
Go to Europe in july

NEW YORK. June 22.-Three hun.
dred Boy Scouts will be sent from
the United States next month to take
part In the International Boy Scouts
convention TO be held near London
from July 30 TO Angus; Z. Thirty
countries have promised TO send
delegates, and II is expected that
100000 boys will be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

Conversation in a bakeshop:
Baker-Hey. boy what's become
OF all our empty flour sacks?
Delivery Boy-Oh. the winners
been comm inn gettin' 'em. Dish
rags. ! guess"
Customer-Dish rags. nothin1
They're maxim dresses out OF en-
Ny wife's been walkin' around for
two weeks In a white dress she made
out Of some OF your flour sacks.
They boil 'em up and take out the la
bel. frill EN- up a little with lace and
dye. and they got better dresses'n
they can get in store.
Flour sacks are now much In de-
mand for everything from sofa pill
lows and napkins to afternoon
dresses. The material. which must be
Of sufficient strength TO keep the
flour from secping thru. makes ex-
cellcnt dress material.
One Seattle baker has a waiting
list OF over 200 for empty flour
sacks And retail dealers in women's
dresses are wondering why their
big reduction announcements aren't
meeting with better response.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Phone Service Poor
Because Low Wage

NEW YORK. June a2.--Phone ser.
vice here il unsatisfactory because
too many girls quit their jobs. and
they do this because their wages are
too low. according to a report made
today 10 Governor Smith BY Miss
Nellie Swartz. of the state industrial
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Bolo Pasha's Widow
Demands a Pension

PARIS, France, juno 1s.--Mme.
Bolo. widow of Bolo Pasha, has de-
manded from the French govern
ment a monthly pension of 5000 from
the income OF her husbands proper
ties confiseated by the state after
his execution as traitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Talks Too Long, and
1t Costs Him SOS

LONDON, June 2a.-For harbor.
ing police inspector on his premises
Patrick Connolly was fined s25. IL
was not suggested that the police OF.
ficer was supplied with any drink.
out had gone there to receive a com.
plant. An inspector who was out.
side said other subjects were talked
about for is minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Bikanir's Maharajah
Shoots 12Oth Tiger

BOMBAY. India. June %. The
Maharajah OF Bikanir shot his l20th
tiger while on holiday in the Nepal
and Kotah jungles. 1t is a fine ami
NAL, over 10 feet in length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Import Cattle Feed,
Australia's Demand

SYDNEY, n. S. W.. June GA
dcputation OF graziers has informed
the government that unless supplies
OF fodder are Immediately available.
hundreds OF thousands OF stock cat
tie win perish in New South Wales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Tries to Save a
Chicken-Drowned

TOLEDO, June 22.--While en-.
deavoring TO save a pet chicken from
n barnyard water trough here. Mrs.
Emma Il. Wilson. SO. was drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Waits Months for
Laundry-Sues!

AURORA, H.. June Ell. "A.
Rosenthal wants his clothing back,
He sent It 10 the laundry last fall
and now he's suing the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
9, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
g. FOR sALE-AuTO TRUCKS
UNITED MOTORS co.

TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES
N you can use light delivery be
sure and sec US before you buy.
We have some good bargains.
REQ specdwaRon: rcpaintd
and completely ovcrhauled.
Has new rubber and looks
Ike new ....s............. fl,SOV
REQ SpeedwagOn chassis; re-
as good az new .........,... 1850
Grant u ton, complete: cleo
trio lights and starter. This
II some buy nt..4...s ....... 500
Kissel a ton chassis. all over
hauled and put In very best
OF condition .............. 500
Maxwell t-top. complete. This
truck ~ ready to 20 and We
need room ...........4..... $50
Ford t-ton chain drive. Chas-
sis oil overhauled and In the
very best Of condition. 425
Ford 1-ton chain drive. Chhs-
sis In good condition and we
need room. Come look 10
over ss.s..ssss..s. 3Sb
Overland y ton. complete. in
good mechanical condition
a good buy at. ............ $50
HONEST VALUE
IL our policy. Remember we give
easy terms and trade.
UNITED MOTORS co.
East fO1 East Pine at Bellevue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

Boys and girls are learning many new
facts about Seattle from the spectral
ser'cs OF articles running daily In rhe
Story Book"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
is.eoo-ACHE SHEEP RANGE


i1ee0-ACRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST DE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 20 AND so-ACRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
its fruits and tremendous yields Of
slfSfa and corn. the government
OF the United states has been lay
ing out the last extension OF the
FAMOUS SUNNfSIDE CANAL
Our ls.ooo serss Of rich. smooth
be divided up and sold 20 settlers.
FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
viii be given their choic. OF these
tracts at $40 70 SEQ per acre. with
long time to pay and very low
Interest rate. Ideal climate: near
towns. on two railroads and state
WE SHOW THIS LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment Call at our office.
write TO us or send telegram,
Maps. photographs and samples OF
soil at our office.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
ais Green Building. Seattle
- ACRES: So GRASS MARSH. III
muck. balance high land. all slash
ed. cleared. good well and spring
small orchard; new Groom bunga-
low. good brooder house and lay
ing houses. barn and other
buildings; horse, cow. heifer. pigs
and chickens: harness. huRgies,
pillow. broodcr stove. incubator and
farm tools; az miles from good
lively town. on county road. near
school. Mt sacrifice II taken at
once. no trades.
GEO c. TRoTT
Oak Harhor. Wash. X. +. n. No. {,
90 ACRES-A FINE LITTLE FARM
All rich. blasy loan soil; level; To-
Gated two miles from Auburn: fine
large barnA Eiio. several chicken
houses: fenced and cross-fenced
orchard: good cows. : heifers,
bull horse. 100 chickens. <arm
tools Price 81. 600: $4,000 cash.
L. VAN ARSDALE a co.
Iul0 Third Aygnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
LOGGED.OFF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP OF WESTERN
Washington showing location OF
land, low price. and easy terms
offered to actual settlers.
WEY ERHAE tiSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA. WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


FOR SALE or WILL TRADE FOR
t0-Hcrs or more ranch on main
land. "A complete stock of new gro
certes. fine fixtures, store build
ing, new, z0xs0. with nice living
rooms on rear on corner lot COZ
100. IA Bfemerton. the best town
on the Pacific coast. Al PROPOSE
ton for navy yard workman with
wife or daughter 20 run the store.
Value $1,000. Address &. 9. Oaicr.
owner. 330 Iourth st.. Bfemerton
wash. phone I'LL
DAIRY FARM IN KETcmKAE,
Alaska, for sale. 40 acre land, 30
10000; $1,000 cash. Pays Itself
lin two years. Located IN the best
town OF Alaska Address F-D2.
star.
I BnOE REPAfRfNG BrAiNEsB.
electric machinery and fuii iine Of
stock; threr-chair shining stand .
| growing buninahh; a bargain. Nd
dress Paul Johnson. Box Is. Ham
ilton. wash.
FOH SALE = i0-hOOM LODGING
house and dining room. one lot.
Price $1,000; $1,000 cash. time aud
| payments 70 suit on balance. Box
btb. burlington. wash
| II THERE ~ A MANUFACTURING
! company thG would like 10 manu-
7
rake. address 4. Mckay. 1875 Sew
enth ave. ~. Seattle.
| PARTNER WANTED FIRST CLASS
! auto repair shop. Bargain 20 right
party. Call Capitol g37. dr. Scrip
tnrs. owner.
$500 TAKES sly STALL GRo-
Gerry; no delivery: cash business.
es PERSONAL
re Il y Mt HAIR WAVING.
Marching. henns pack for gray
and faded hair
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main st07 $40 Union 81.
DR LILLIAN CHANDLEH-sANf-
practic physician; natural and
herb remedies. no operation ca
FIRST ave. Main BIS. 81.
| ELECTRO. INDICATED INHALA-
forum. for rheumatism. Roitre,
asthma. cataffh. Information free.
s0S y Third ave.
MASSAGE. RIO TkEAT-
ment. yhpof. steam bath. medical.
salt ana sulphur baths. s7sT 18th
ave y. g.
BALLARD MATERNITY HOME:
under new management. reason
able rates. Ballard 5iSs.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MoSEY FOR WARRINGTON FARy
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. l. A. HOTHE FAHM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main 1910.
io7 CARD Uf THANKS
WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APP
probation and thanks 10 all our
friends that expressed their love
and sympathy in our bereavement
90 our dear father. Alfred Boulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

N H-R-H-E Nh Mn NRNH
A DANDY MY
1T ~ A BAHGAIN


y Mn Nm n n NNEN N N n n
\ A DANDY MY n
N 1T ~ A BAHOAfN n
y l acre Of ground. all cleared \
y aud plOwed and In garden. a y
y good house, property all ~
~ fenced water piped into n
y house and line running into \
~ garden close 60 car line, ~ n
" on good graded road. level n
y and the beHt Of aoii tho gar y
" den viii show ~ price only y
y $1,000 on terms. See this TO- y
y day. y
y ~ NJ NELSON n
y 2ls iloHton Hook y
n Second and Columbia ~
y Phone Elliott 1857 \
n NHHN sHNN NNNNN n
CANADIAN PACIFIC HY LANDS
5000. 900 acres of rich prairie land
ready for the pillow Ia sunny Al
befta at an average price ~ SIS
per acre. also thousands Of acres
Of irrigated alfalfa lands at $50
per acre, Including water right. on
20-year terms, $1,000 loan for inn
prOy"mcntn. making II easy for
you 10 start with small capital
We Issue homeHerkrfH rates to Al
u tlha or NhNrt iiAFfntHfft &c,
apply 20 CANADIAN PACIFIC ny.
LAND 40 ENffR. POS Pioneer build
ing. seattle. Main 1855.
10 ACRES, $500
WITH HuSNiNG WATER
NEAR GOOD TOWN
~ kfND COUNTY
on PINE ROAD
THIS " VA real farming dtatrict
ana tho highly productive ranches
ia the vicinity show what the land
viii do. For fehi home and IN
dependence you can't beat this,
$50 down aud SO per month. See
MI Peterson with Snoqualmle In
Nestm.nt Co, so Henry Bidg
Elliott 1905.
IMPROVED COUNTRY PLACE
FRUIT 1850
acre. small house, fruit trees. b~r-
ries. all fenced. spring. excellent
shot clay soil. part Of plnc'Nsi0W Ia
garden faces county road; finely
venient 60 school and handy for
any ono working down town.
good service. easy terms 90 salts
factory party.
puRkE a rARRAR. Inc.
2os New York Block
FouIt AND ONE-HALF AcftE YARN
near city. fronts on maeadami red
road. - acres cultivated; In brr-
ries and orchard. C-room house.
Price only ss,s0o. with terms.
}. uRQuHART
Main $3.50 a6s Pioneer Building
SNAP-N NORTH or ctTY-SSAP
10 neres. over half cleared. broom
house, bearing orchard; price "a
y ciIApPELL
go Marion street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
FARM LANDS
TIT MI Ifsfffii


CLIFFORD LAND co.
$500 $50 CASH
81 acre tract. level as floor;
two miles to market. good
soil. no stones. casy To clear.
$500 $50 CASH
Five acres 81 level berry land:
also good location for poui-
Try two miles 20 county seat
and good market THIS II
choice tract. no stones and
very easy 10 clear. Call at
office and see photoA-
1850 $50 CASH
Ten acres ~ good. level land:
IDEAL for berries and poui-
try: brst 81 market. good
1900 CASH TAKES THIS FINE
i1-AcHE TRACT. just west
Of 81 Hri~n. half good alder.
no stones nor NfumpB. half
virgin timber. owner must
sell: make offer Just Is
miles from eli Third ave-:
one mile 20 paved highway.
adjoining improved i0-arre
farm that sold this year for
lt.s0e. SOME BUY.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
i2.ses 81. 600 CASH
WELL IMPROVED i0-ACHE
Farm
New Groom house. good barn.
chicken house. boat and boat
house. county road: r. y
D.. school. running water:
well; 8 acres in clover. 4
acres pasture. This dandy
little farm is IN n good ioca-
tion: good view Of sound
and mountainH. extra good
soil. a real snap.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Elliott % eI7 Third Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

VIII Buy Liberty Bonds
WILL SELL
30 Pan Motor
GO Davis car Totem
100 Wioks Tire & Rubber
103 Universal High Power
t05 Rothcrt Process Steel
t75 Simplex Auto Wheel
SAC Deep Sea Salvage
$50 Beacon Coal
2a7 Pacific Electric Welder
32S National Mines
375 Ballard oil
$50 Western Smelling & Power
zoo American Workers oil
5000 Columbia Red Metal
$500 Hecla Wyoming
1000 mi oil 4 Refining
MAX WlNkLER
Elliott $50 2ia Union ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
NM NM
VI N NJ Ai
~ NJ NJ n

ARE You MECHANICALLY
INCLINED
" YOU ARE, READ nEt.Ow
WE HAVE A FEW TAG ENDS AT
TAC-ENp PRICES
These cars viii run
But they are not mechanically all
right
Hut
You can work them over in your
spare time
And saw
And don't forget
Many fellow driving
Packard today
started saving for II
when h. bought his
nrHt Used Car.
I'm say 80"
1918 Maxwell ................t $50 90
~ no tgs .s.st s.s 80 sss 80 ~
1919 Mitchell Baby "6"........ 1850 90
1918 overland ........,.....-il 700 9g
1915 Chevrolet nAhy Grand. $500 90
MITCHELL MOTOR a SERVICE co.
East Pine at summit East stis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
MACHINERY
5 iOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

MOTOR. - u LIS
pumpa ". Montelius Price co.
Rent or sale Main pie, b2t LIST y.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EXPRESS oUR APP
probation and thanks 10 all our
friends that expressed their love
and sympathy in our bereavement
% our dear father. Alfred Boulder.
A. W Boulder and family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
FOR sAI.E-Ri:AL ESTATE

cULNEH-QuEEN ANNE
Come TO me for the best buys on
established specialist In this dis
II. c. CULVER
IL Boston ~ Queen Anne n.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, uNFiNfAnED
on inside. lot epSiD5. onr~half
block 20 Lake Hurirn car and
boulevard. price $1,000 1900 cash.
write v, Douglas. box $50. Route
Z. seattle.
THREE FOunTiis ACRE GRoUND.
s-rnum house. partly finished. city
water. trees and berries. cheap for
cash or take good used Ford. bal
ancr cash. equity 1000 call Mo
Donald. Elliott s2T3. between 3
and E 80.
A ilARdE SELECTION or NEW
and old houses on Queen Anne
hiii FOR sale. unusually good buys
good e. rms price ranging from
1880 60 $1,000. Phone Queen
Anne lits
a GOOD 5-HooM HOUSE oS A LOT
k0rt00: three blocks from car line
only ,s.sn0. 1900 cash will put you
In possession. easy terms on the
balance. ken~ood aT2t. 1901 y.
18TH.
FOtH. Room HOUSE AND Lot.
1850. half each. in good repair
clos. 90 Pacific college. 9sig sih
ave W
FlVE-HooM HOUSE. LARGE LOT
on paved street. t1.ieo. 1900 each.
pos HsahoArd nidE Eiiiott los,
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE. 2 ROOM
house on alley. ts.bs9. $500 cash.
20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
BEAUTiFtit. LITTLE 1-nOoM nUS-
Eaiow on lot i02xIsT. all parked
and HANDICAPPED. bis basement ar
uSt'o garage All for
t7oo cash and SIS e rnenth. including
tnirfeHt al 9 per cent: together
with the above goes range. four
chAirp. table. srt % dishes and
garden tools. etc.
This - without question "a. best
buy that has come into our office
for many a day.
n a. GooDFEfiyOw
t1s Halfway Exchange
oNE-HAi.F ACRE ~ GARDEN
with Groom house. city water. close
60 pavement. 300 cash and us
per month. A dandy buy.
~. g PETERS
Tis Third Avenue
J. II. KiEFEH-wKsr SEATTLE
real estate exclusively: establish
cd 1909. Downs Bldg. 100 second
ave Main sTss
F, Small cottage t2b down. 81 per
month. CouEhlln. 60. Am. Rank Ma.
IS FOR ExCfIt>6E-REAL
ESTATE
HREMERTOS ron SEATTLE
| View ssroow house or two s-ronni
separate apartments. located on a
corner H0yi00 In Hfemertan. WIN
trade for seattle property.
y. NJ JORDAN A. co
III American Rank Building
WANTED
Improved acreage and city rest
| druref for exchange.
/ JOSEPH y. THOMAS r co. INC.
Nr. CLARK or Mr.. Moore
io.s Third Avenue Elliott ss.s
DANDY REtiSQt'isftaENT. HIGH
| ~ Improved. t.aasen county. Cali
| fofntA3 good water and buildings!
value $1,000; want small home or
lots Soc to1 k.aboard building
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ONLY $500 |

Moderate home at moderate price;
see this II you really want a nice
little home has bis t0Ni gA-fOoi
lots I know you can't beat this
1850 will handle u. deal with tho
nrm that gives you value sec the
homes ali around this built and
sold by VS..
GEO. W. " WHITE
Main .ses col New York FLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
90 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOK RENT
STOCKS AND BONDS

FOR SALE-SMALL RANCH. WELL
improved. See owner, Frank Cru
merit BOX IS. Brownsville. wash.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-05

ing for transportation lines that will giys them the protection sought the Poles bid fair to gain their objective. and in the meantime there appears to be no prospect that trouble will develop with Lithuania even thought the efforts of the league of nations don't. seem to have done what was expected
 In the meantime, however not a little attention is being given to the efforts that are being made by General Wran- gel in the south. As long as Poland continues to fight the bolsheyiki are not able to concentrate upon his front and by advances and new support he, is strengthening himself against s the day when greater opposition will develop That the soviet government takes diff. ferent attitude toward General Wrangel tha nthe Poles can be appreciated from the fact that he is a Russian and he is fightin gon Russian soil for the over throw of the soviet government but from what he has had to do with even the so- viet government cannot fail to recognize that he has been making hard and progressive fight even though he hasn't been able to bring about a collapse oi the government at Moscow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-05
FIRE PREVENTION DAY.

Tn view of the fact that Governor Hol- comb has designated today as fire pre- vention day for the state and Saturday has been fixed as the day to be observed throughout the nation this in Connec- ticut, might well be known as fire pre- vention week.
 Fire prevention Is a matter upon which there can be too much attention concentrated. Much in the way of val uable instructions can be given through the schools. wherein it is expected that special attention will be called to it to- day, but while it is important that the importance of avoiding and preventing fires cannot be too firmly implanted in The minds of the children it is perfectly evident that they are not the only ones who need to realize how large a part care plays, or should play, in stopping the great losses from fire.
 While the great loss of life and the vast destruction of property, running way up into the millions, may not all be preventable there is unquestionably a large amount of it that would not oc. cur each year if there was not the care less use of matches, if rubbish was not a8iOWed 70 accumu Hate in improper places, if the proper attention was given 10 inhammable materials and fl there was less heedlessness in connec ton with the handling of stoves. lamps cigarette and cigar butts hot ashes ana explosives.
 Too great number fail to realize just how big part the individual car play in reducing the fire hazard. Ther' IS nothing to which the old saying tha an ounce of prevention is worth a pount of cure applies more pointedly than II Connection with fire. When it is real lzed what is invariably the cause 0 host fires it can be appreciated that i Tgliid have been remarkably easy t have prevented a large proportion o them. It is the importance of doinl these very things which it is known vii reduce the chances of a fire that it 1 desired to bring before each individual ris for this purpose that fire preven ton day is observed and certainly tn countless lessons furnished by the fire that could have been avoided are suffi eient to arouse the needed interest i p1is effort to prevent death and waste.