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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-10

takes fifteen yards Of stun. But al
ways I have money enough for these
things, because the world likes to see
q big, strong man"
what" asked, do you do when
you're not being a giant7"
II bowl" Eugene Arceau replied
promptly. Il like much TO bowl, and
It keeps my arms strong. Then I do
exercises with chest weights TO keep
myself in condition. When l can find
a horse that is big enough and strong
enough, ride. Sometimes l go to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-10

I am sure I shall fall in love with
her. She will be the wife for me. Do
you think there 10 such girl in
American he ended hopefully.
Attention, eight-foot maidensl But
don't all speak at oncel
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-10

Louis A. CerTs Condition I'm
changed.
The condition Of Louis A. Cert. gen
eral agent OF the Mutual Benefit Life
insurance Company. who II suffering
from a fracture Of the skull, was un-
changed, It was said at Broad Street
HOapItal to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
ACREAGE

JUST WHAT ron WANT
Here u whore a dollar buys dol
lars worth
20 acres; nearly all level; part black
county road short drive 10 Seattle
ferry. Ideal place for ehlcIl ems
and berrieA Price si.ob0: half
cash
20 acres; nearly level; alder bottom
close 10 school $500; $3.50 cash
10 acres; one-third black bottom;
alder maple and salmonberry
brunhi on county road. mile
from r. *. station, stores and high
school. driving distance To Seattle
Price 1900.
10 acres; all fenced; part cleared.
small house, y .miln from Town
Price ti.1VO. half cash
10 acres; 8 acres cleared: l-room
orchard. iLabo. ttoo cash
90 arres: two-thirds level; very sasy
10 clear. $1,000: half cash
Any OF these places are IDEAL for
poultry. berries or any kind OF
small fruit. which give you an
early return: handy 60 market and
always ready cash for your
product
AAsI-H q SEXTON 49,.
1910 First Ava Elliott ssf7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Speedy Work
in Airplane
Wins Bride

los ANGELES. Oct Is,-Mrs.
Domini Itedfsrn. aged ~, said shs
would be the bride OF Arthur Quincy
Hagerman. ~. most aRsuredly. but
IIagerman must act quickly because
she might change her mind.
IL was sunday and tho markings
license bureau was closed.
IIagerman pondered and then had
n hunch.'
lie chartered scapisne. csrfed ~
minister M n witness. few with hio
bride ten miles 10 sea and the q
alightsd on the oceans grfan4
where Captain Armand Anderson.'
licensed ship captain. performed q.
wedding ceremony.
The couple left for Nevada ON
their wedding trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
HUNT STARTED
FOR FIRETRAPS

Searching inspection Of all build
ings In the downtown district was
commenced Tuesday under orders OF
James y, Blackwell, superintendent
OF buildings.
The investigation OF probable firs
hazards In being conducted under
special authority conferred on a fire
commission appointed by Mayor
Caldwell following the Lincoln hotel
holocaust
building attentions win be De-
mandsd In an eases where II Is found
necessary In the interests OF life and
property" Blackwell announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Allies Tell Poland
Pledge Is Violated

WARSAW. Oct. ls.--occupation Of
wilma by Polish irrcgulars violates
the armis,ice and violates the pledges
TO the allied nations and the league
OF nations, France and Great Britain
declared In note handed the Polish
government today.
IL General zeligowsi. commanding
the troops occupying Wilma Is not
disarmed by Poland. the allies will be
forced TO take further action" the
note said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
New York Rabbi to
Talk at University

Rabbi s. Gold. prominent Jewish
leader OF New York city. will address
tho Menorah society at a special
meeting on the university campus
Thursday night The subject of the
talk will be. Phases In Zionism."
Any one interested Is asked TO at.
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
PROVES CARS
HIS; RELEASED

r. G. Hambicf. II. who was ar.
rested with two other men at Sixth
ave. 3. and King ST. Monday morn
ing. was released Tuesday after he
had proven that the car he was driv-
ing was legally his property by pur-
chase from o. Leinamm. asia 8.
Yakima at, Tacoma
II. NJ Sawyer. drsrlcr. and Tom
Young. negro. who were arrested by
Motorcycle Officers w. w. Dench
and George r. r. Reynolds with
Hsmblet. face disorderly person
charges In police court
Hambiet was held when . fypo
needle was found on Young. and tho
license on the car was found TO be
erroneous Hamblet explained ha
had borrowed the license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
NO BLAME FOR
DEATH OF BOY

That Royal Gonyan. ~. who was
run over and fatally injured by two
autos on w<stlskc ave. near High.
land drive. october IL, came to his
death because ne became confused
and recrossed the street into the path
OF the first auto was the verdict of
\ coroner's jury Tuesday.
Dr. W. II. corson. chief deputy
coroner. conducted the inquest. Roy.
nj lived with his mother, at 3i7 Boren
ave. N. He was run over by the auto
OF \ II. Bodincr. 2io n. 4ist st. and
then by that Of J. +. Strong. s+2o
Sunnyside ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Oh are your
ANSWERS

JULES Macs. 1868 Duwxnrfsh
ave.--I tell you, was born In 1861
7th day OF July.
n. A. PERKINS. Central building
Plenty old enough.
MRS. ROBERT CARR. 7of1 fsth
ave. n. fifty-what do you want
to know that for7
DIR. A. w. MAGEE. Green build
ing tvoiccp--why. DIR. Magee isn't
here. and don't know how old he H.
=. W. ARkUs. y7s w. Yesler--
Well. what can I do for you? say
IL this on the levcl1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Cop Finds His Lost
Badge, Cat and Pass

Detective Mark Freeman. who lost
his star, ear pass and gun Monday
was in possession OF them once more
Tuesday. after an all.night search.
They were In his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
UNIVERSITY
,7srS

UNIVERSITY DISTRICT nAnoAiN
" you want 10 buy strictly mod
ern Groom home in this fine dif-
trict az a real bargain. see THIS
enc owner must sell at once on
account Of sickness
MAIN sfgf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Robbed Registered
Mail; Gets Is Months

Manuel Alvarez. convicted in the
United states district court OF forg.
cry and robbing tho registered mail.
was sentenced to Is months In the
Mcneil island prison by Federal
Judge jeremiah Neterer Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

william Tong. arrested by federal
narcotic agents last week, was bound
over TO the federal grand jury Mon
day. at a hearing before United
Statese Commissioner McClelland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
FARM LANDS
"a,

CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
!. 200. Oc0 acres OF fertile prairie land.
resdy for the plow. nj an average
price % SIS Der acre; 2o-ycer
terms. : per cent interest for first
years. no principal payments for
years Also thousands Of acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre. including water
right $4,000 loan for Improve
mcnts makes u Easy for you to
low rates 10 Alberta Fer maps,
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
7os Pioneer Bldg; Main a1s7.
FOR sALE--IiiGHLY IMPROVED
acres OF garden and berry land.
near Kent ana interurhan station.
s sroom nopss sssn ,, chicken ken
riea. all tools and machinery.
water pired TO buildings: electric
lights. Good terms. S additional
acres alongside can be purchased
~ desired. Western Pacific Se-
cavities Co. Room al Central BID.
CHICKENS At RICHMOND
Ieh acres. corner, near Firiands;
view Sound. olympics. Rainier.
Ideal poultry. berries. Bcst
neiahborhood Entire tract 1915.
nARGArN AT ARLINGTON
Rich. level clay loan; miles from
Arlington: only $40 acre; terina
Poorer land farther out brings $40.
l. u. MARPLE, $40 HoGE BLDG.
A GOOD MOVE
To this fiye-acre. all cleared. Inn
proved. planted. little farm. Ready
TO occupy: close 10 town. school:
all living Advantages $1,000 takes
u. clear. Owners fun description
for you on request J-5te.
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building.
BIO LAND SALE
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands being
s no@ G se a, h al and SIS ap psr
acre. Good farming. truck and
berry land. and in the best dis
trict, close to railroad and town.
II you want a good buy. here IL Is
ii q PETERS 7is Third Ave.
FOR COUPLE WITH CAR. WILL
work ranch on shares. Can keep
city position. Cheap rent: free
fuel: two miles from Bothell: on
North Creek road Ferroe on mail
box.
GOOD FARM; ALL STOCK AND
+. u. CLARK
1913 Third Ave. Elliott seas.
I ACRES. IMPROVED. ON PACIFIC
highway, $1,000: easy terms.
o'Neii, Elliott 1897.
81 FARMS WANTED
WANTED - CHICKEN RANCH
near city, well located.
NJ ]. MOORE
1915 Third Avo. Elliott 5625.
WANTED--f0 TO t0.ACRE I'M.
proved farm. Answer G-s6. Star
~ TIMBER LANDS
THE PACIFIC AGENCY. Inc, 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1884. lists
and sells timber lands anywhere,
% STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL BUY Liberty BONDS
WILL SELL
10 King Airship Co
20 Pan Motor. st. Cloud. MINI
30 National Piston Ring.
100 Universal High Power.
100 Rothert Process Steel
rs Simplex Auto Wheel
200 Beacon Coal.
2a7 Pacific Electric Weidcr.
32S National Mines.
$50 Western Smelling Power.
2b0 Ballard OIL.
1000 Forks OIL.
1000 Forks Drilling.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
1000 American Workers OIL
1000 Hub Wyoming.
1000 Tupper Mfg. Co,
MAX WINkI.ER
Hi Union st Eiliott S5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
IS roR sAIr-nEAL ESTATE

DID YoU KNOW THAT KING
county Is going TO sell over ! coo
loin, located inside city hmitH u
Seattle. for Just the takeaf That
over pofs Of The lots are on graded
streets and near street car ser
,ies that you could buy nlea
out IL ths wids Of Take harisn,
but righf IN the cltys that The
value 81 these iuts average from
1900 10 $1,000. that many OF the
owncrH have dflfted 10 other
tcwnA. that many went broke
carrying too many iota. that many
estate were negligent Ia taking
earc of the proprrtyf rerhApn you
did. and at some time Or other you
tried 20 grt aume Information at
the court house IN regard 20 tar
lots. hut you found that ~ took a
lot % time. aud that you had to
ask a thousand and one questions
Of the different men working At
the trcasurcra office 10 get this
Information. ~ the readers 81
this ad arc interested in the tar
property to be Hoid in December. 4
can tell them the location - all
the lots In seattle. the size of each
street car 10 take 90 inspect the
lots before tho sale comes OF. I
have gathered all the Information
about these lots. and have issued
the cry 81 seattle Tak Directory.
only $50 copies have been issued.
Of which number a large part have
already been sold. | wish 10 dis
fore November !. THIS is the only
list % is Kind rubis IN Sc
attic. Price 81. Call or write TO
tes w sfth ~.
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VALUE 81, ooo-PRfcr 1880
GOOD HOME AND INVESTMENT
owner must aeil home and business
At good business corner, transfer
point: paved streets. modern
build another suitable for any
business. Total rental value now.
$40 monthly. owner. ffi7 Rainier
ave. In rear. Call at once.
TIMBER. IA wMiLI4s. sHlNoLE
milir, anywhere We can handle
service. THE PACIFIC AGENCY.
Inc, tt0o Arcade Bldg. ELLIOTT
GENEftAL MERCANTILE STORE
in rich farming and sawmili town.
60 miles from Seattle. Best iOca-
gn 10 , s,sss w 99g ;aya ss.s1 10 90 az
Address BY letter. 7s7 n. sist Ee-
attic. wash.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING. s
rooms rented. rooms free for
yourself $3.50: cost 1850, Aacri-
flee for other business. 22io Sixth
FOR SALE
Al auto repair shop and garage
write or call $40 Ave. u. snohom-
ron SALE. CHEAP - i6-RoOM
looming house. close In. Phone
Filioti 51ii.W.
% PERSONAL
PERFECT HEALTH IA YOUR
birthrtght II you are interested
In regainlnR. promoting and main
tanning your health. congratulate
yourself on having read this ad.
send us your name and address
and VIII fnfnTfft al
wonderful system u Health Build
ing In the home. We believe we
can start you on the royal road 70
health and happiness. willard u.
Danskin. age Central BldF.
PER MANEST HAIR WAVING
Maresliing. hena pack for gray
LADIES' iMfRovEMENr. SHOP
Main ss07. $50 Union ST
DR. y. ". FRrER
Physician and Surgeon
chronic Disesses.
BOB y Third Ave.
On. LILLIAN cHASDLER-sANf
g.9ss'is pssysieisn ons ssars s nd
I'irst ave. Main siis Electric
treatments
EXPERT MASSAGE AND OTHER
therapeutic treatments ut your
own home by licensed drugless
practitioner. Phone Elliott 1Ott.
swEkTs. MASSAGE. SALT GLows
shower. .?i Peoples Bank Bidg-
MARY MYLE : LITTLE MARY.
Answer G-io,. Star.
ELECTRIC BLANKET. MAGNETIC
massage. tiz Lyon Bldg. Open
100 RIAL ESTATE loans
MONEY FOR WARRINGTON FARA
AND ACREAGE LoANs. Prompt
"p 5yiss .o I "A a norHE f a,ss
Main toio
io6 LECtL NOTICES
CIRCULAR NO. 4sa-sEAI.ED PRO
porals win be received at office Of
General purchasing AGENT Alas,
Bell street Terminal. seattle.
wash. not later than 100 a. m.
October ~, 1890. for furnishing
guard rails and clamps, end
blocks. switch stands and split
switches. Copies OF this Circular
AT OILS office; or from Alaskan
Engineering Commission. sol Post
DOLE. General Purchasing Agent
TO WHOM 1T MAY cONcERSi
This 10 to certify that Bitu-Mo-Lin
Products Co. Inc. has made an
Application TO erect warehouse nna
18th ave. \. W. lot IL. Block 400,
Seattle. Tide Lands Addition
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must IN. such protest at
The office OF 81. ,he Building ps ,g,ss
rriar 70 Orfoher 20 1870
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STOCKS AND BONDS

FINANCIAL AdESTs, 400
oi-0z ARCADE BLDG Ell
LOTT Asa.
We cell anything. anywhere;
any thing from peanut stand
90 a bank. List with us for
results. Connections all over
West Coast
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's WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY


70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
-nOOMs-t
Modern fireplace; breakfast nook
nnc bath. lot soNiiti one bioci.
from three street carer View OF
city aud sound FraGed streets.
cement Walk. Have been asking
$4,000 about tzfoo viii take H.
Good terms, about ttto cash.
JUNCTION REALTY co.
AZ the Junction. West Seattle
West stT
J. IL kfEFEh--wE sT NEATTLE
real estate exclusively. establish
Cd 1909. Downs Bldg. 100 Second
ave. Main sf2s.
n wANTED--Il'sAL ESTATE
WE ARE DEHiRorH or OBTAIN
ing iistinEs Of good homes In all
the better sections or the city,
Many clients are waiting 70 buy.
viii have no trouble In selling for
you. Phone us. and one % our
representatives viii call and In
speci your property. -.
uOTTNTEiSA INC.
i0a Columbia 81
Phone Elliott s1to.
NJ y. LOVE MGR
Real Estate Department
WI HAVE HuYfns fok fN-
PROVED RANCHES. close 10 Ee-
attic. Prefer stocked our ground
floor office. display window and
sals.manship VIII get you quick
y. VAN AnsDALE 4 co.
1919 Third Ave.
Is FOR ExCB.SGE-REAL
ESTATE
WANT SUBURBAN COTTAGE
Near waterfront. lake or Sound.
Two lots 1900. clear, as part pay
m~nt. balance $50 IA a Ia.
ElI.ZEY with
y ~ JORDAN a co.
~ American Bank uldE IL
500 AcREs FINE ALilERTA FAiIM.
ransh hsSs Night sssar..
70 acres Maple valley. taooe for
clear reniderc-.
1919 Third Ava EIi,o,s sTss.
ouR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
sa . 41,L ,s.h ,nnE~s .g,,.x ~
iney eco Arcade nldg. ELLIOTT
ny 10. ACHES NTH ciuskk.
near highway and Des Moincs
free and clear. ts.ooe. for city.
Gilman. ais i-eary Hide. or phone
Rainier izo-H evenings
70 ACREAGE
u. 900 AcEEs VIRGIN SOL. SUB
trir~strd lar r. free from atuups
and stones. fine level land. adtoln-
ing lands 81 similar nature that
are raising $4,000 worth % cab.
base seed per acre. rs 20 isn
bushels Of Data. 20 bushels 81
wheat 600 sacks ~ onions. 900
bushels Of potatoes 100 bushels
Of corn per acre. where all kinds
OF grains. grasses. vegetables. bef-
rise and fruits ~row u, abundance .
close 10 schools and town.
Remember. W.. have only limited
amount of this land that we ar.
selling for $50 per acre; terms half
cash. biesnce on or before years
at s% interest These lands are
about 20 miles from seattle,
Washington. In skaEit and suo-
hemish counties. close TO paved
write Tor particulars or come and
SPARKS & DYE. 1870 Second Ave.
Seattle. Wash
or
MILLER 4 MANnLr. 81 Front 81.
Nrsmsftnu Wash
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Three-room new cottage
An acre OF fine soil
Fronting two streets; city water.
walking distance OF street cara
Very easy terma
Cali at office. ssth ave. r. w. and
Spokane. Take AK. Fsuntleroy
or West Seattle cars. Open oven
PHONE WEST sss.
DEEP. RICH GARDEN SOIL
FINE KERRY LAND
BOTTOM LAND
An Thoroly Cleared and Ready
for Cultivation
On the PAVED TACOMA HIGH
WAY. Just south Of Duwamish
river bridge: near interurban sta
tion. get few acres OF this and
BE INDEPENDENT
Prices Reasonable Terms Easy
Main 3iss b5s Empire building
ONE ACRE or GROUND
1S0x92b FEET
Facing on eO-foot graded street. and
only 4 blocks to car line and cc-
ment boulevard. good soil; good
location. water main In front OF
=, q bargain I've and pa' only $50 down
SIC month. Outside city limits,
County taxes and no assessments.
N. NJ MELLON
ai3 Boston Block.
Second and Columbia. Elliott tss7.
% no s0-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part OF Sno-
homish county. 6,000 acres TO Sc
f0A ~. FT4NfAa snlf d.
water front, II miles lake shore;
going ut $40 per acre and up. also
few 5-acre tracts 40 minutes
Seattle on pavement. Send for lit
eTature. Browneii Land Co., Bir-
mingham, wash,
t25 AN ACRE FOR 32O-AcRE
farm in Fergus county. Montana
60 acres plowed. 260 acres till-
able; balance good pasture land.
win sell or trade for western
Washington or oregon land. A. j.
Herndon, Fall city. Wash.
RENT OR SALE--12h ACRES. y
miles south OF Port Orchard bay,
close to Navy yard and school; 3
acres cleared; good soil: big creek
running thru land; broom house
good we'll: auto road all way and
sidewalk. owner. 5l2 Aiohn It.
GROOM HOUSE, A ACRE. CLEAR
ed and fenced. NJ Kirkland. Rose
Hili district. $1,000; s20o cash. SIS
per month.
III. c. PETERs, 7ie Third Ave.
FOR SALE - 40 ACRES, WITH
team and implements. price $4,000
A. NJ. Hall. Matlock. Wash. Mason
county.
ONE ACRE IN KENT; TERMS..
Apply o. u. Jackson, Kent Wash.
Box 2sb.
CLOSE no aEATTI,E A pIcK-Ifp
OF beautiful b-aore tract. level
as n floor: paved almost to the
tract, In the famous Halter Lake
district only sf.750. with easy
terms Puget Sound Farms Co.
SOS 18th ave.
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FINF-nOON house. modern. ~tc~pt
heat. paved district Price t1.sse
easy tnftnA
-Four rooms. new. rroi~rns beautiful
view. Price sskt0. easy ternsA
seven rooms, modern conefrfr base
fuant. iarrr lot This u a enap AZ
sz.fsQ. 1900 cash. balance Ia
rent
Sec " r Messenger With
" NJ JORDAN a co.
al American Bank nidE-
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Edith May and grandson, Chas.
Moore, have moved to Rifle for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs William Wood,
who bought their ranch, have taken
possession.
The Webb & Ripple sale will be held
on Taughenbaugh Mesa Tuesday.
Mrs C. R. Ogden and Mrs. Allan
Gardner are delivering their turkeys in
Rifle this week
Edward and Frank Bernklau were ab
sent from school last week due to
colds.
We were all sorry to hear Of the
death of George Pearson Of Rifle,
an oldtime resident Of this country.
George Rawls was visiting at Ed
Meyers on Sunday.
Preaching at the Grand View school
house January 2.
Otto Hahnewald and Harry Gardner
returned home Tuesday from Kansas
City, where they had shipped several
ears of potatoes.
James Gardner has been visiting with
his brother Harry this week
Katie Bernklau spent Wednesday
with Mrs. May.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

The beet hauling is all over now.
Ross Talbot and family have rented
the Star ranch for the winter.
Miss Mia Scott spent the week end
with home folks.
d. H. Kuehl was Rifle visitor on
Wednesday.
Misses Edith and Emma Evans were
visiting with Miss Katie Bernklau on
Sunday.
Bessie Harris fell from a horse which
she was riding last Monday and broke
a bone in her elbow and dislocated her
arm. DR.. Spearman was called and
Mrs Bessie is doing nicely.
Several cattle have died on the Mesa
from blackleg.
William Bernklau has been laid up
with n severe cold and In grippe this
week.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

later to Boulder, where she expects to
spend the winter with her brother
John Bailer, who is engaged in the
State university.
a. P. Ralston, wife and little son
departed this week for their old home
in Amherst, Nova Scotia, where they
expect to spend the winter visiting with
relatives and friends. John Donnegan
will have charge of the Ralston ranch
during the absence of the owner.
A. J. Witteman. proprietor of the
Troy Laundry, with his family, depart
ed Monday evening for q winters trip
in Old Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Witte-
man have for many years been indus
trious in building up their business,
and now feel the need Of rest, which
they hope to enjoy in the curious Sunny
South.
e. B. Floyd, the contractor, has be-
gun the erection of the 10room frame
building on Pitkin avenue diagonaliy
across the street from the court house.
Mrs. Caldwell, the owner. will utilize
this building as modern rooming
house, something very much needed In
Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

Utems taken from the Glenwood Post
published the third week in December
190O)
Floyd Malaby is one of the late
victims of the mumps.
Mrs. F. w Adams this week visited
her sister in Aspen, Mrs. L. G. Rich
mond.
Charles Bunker has leased the Troy
Laundry. which he will operate during
the absence of Mr.. Witteman in Old
Mexico.
DIR. Crook and family this week
moved into their new residence at the
corner of Ninth street and Bennett
avenue.
Rodney, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Bell, has been very sick
the past week. but is much better at
this writing, and it is now thought that
he will recover.
II. r. Kamm has just purchased in
Eagle county two carloads of oats,
which he has stored in the building re-
Gently occupied by the d. & r. q. ex-
press office.
Miss Melissa Bailer departed Tues
day for Cripple Creek. where she will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Miller going
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
CACHE CREEK AND RULIsoN.

CACHE CREEK AND RUL1soN.
The neighborhood gave a charivari on
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Graves last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. A Corley of Rife has been Wis
Ting with her daughter, Mrs. Cloe
Kisser on Cache Creek this week
The | NJ A. students have consider
able fun skating on the bayou.
Mrs Otto Hahnewald and daughter
Frances spent the week end in Grand
junction.
Allan Gardner has been on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. h. Evans spent sew
eral days last week with home folks cr
Cache Creek.
Messrs Harry Gardner and w. $
Mccormick were business visitors II
Glenwood Springs last Tuesday
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
Old Japansss Titls-

Tycoon 10 the title by which he
Shoguns Of japan were known to for.
eigners since the signing of the treaty
In 1854 by Commodore Perry on he.
hh'I "I ~" Vn'i"d N'"'"> nnd ivesn,ia.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
Tip They Deserve some.lm...

Headline "NIan in Restaur.nt
Knocked Down Head Waiter" This,
the waiter himself. viii probably ad-
init. Is cnrrNIu. ii" tipping system
little tou 'rr ''r--..u TranscrIp,.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
FROM CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIBERS

"
The following letter has been received
by the Post from Frank j. Clavell, a
former resident of New Castle ana
Glenwood Springs, and who has for
many years been an interested reader Of
the Post. Mr.. Clavel and his family
are spending the winter months enjoy
ing the southern climate:
San Diego, California,
December & 1870.
Mr.. A. J. Dickson,
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Dear ei1,
Enclosed find check for $4.os which
please apply on my subscription to your
paper and kindly change address from
2237 Pine Street, Boulder, Colorado, 20
1904 Granoda Street, San Diego, Cali
fornia.
Will say that Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bourg of your town arrived here and
called upon us today. They report
nice trip and all well and wish to be
remembered to their many friends.
Wishing you and all Merry Christmas
and prosperous and happy New Year
am, as ever,
Sincerely yours,
FRANK ]. CI4AVELL.