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dogged work, managed to take the first three games. He then became be- wildered by the lightning-like service of Anderson, who took the next four. After Woosnam had rallied in the eighth game, he was forced to bow to Anderson's superior play, who won GA
 The British team placed it's depend ence on Lowe to give them an even break when he lined up against Hawkes., who shoots with his left hand. Lowe's generalship carried him to victory, although his opponent gave him hard tussle. He later fell away, having exhausted all his re. serve strength in the first two sets.
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WOMEN of MooSEHEART LEGION
 Bisbee Chapter 4S3
 Meets every second and fourth Friday evening at Moose Lodge. LUELLA SNODGRASS, Phone S3S Senior Regent BESSIE DUCKETT. Recorder.
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Bill Killefer, were defeated by Bos- ton in game in which the visitors pounded Ponder and Jones, while the locals aided them with cratic SUD- port
 Southworth's batting was a feature, he having cracked out three doubles and a home run in four times at bat and drawing base on balls and mak- ing a sacrifice hit on the two other times up. The score: R. H. E. Boston ..... 400, ,O42 201-13 IA 1 Chicago ..... .201 101 000- 5
 Batteries = F'illingim, Watson and Gowdy, .O'Neill; Ponder, Jones, Free man and O'Farrell
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ON BOARD SUB-CHASER NO. 415. Aug. 4-(By Wireles tele- phone to the Associated Press)- Miss America, owned by Gar Wood. Detroit. Mich, today won the 25-mile Great Lakes speed boat championship for the Harry F. Sinclair trophy, open to all boats and hydroplanes capable of a speed of 50 miles an hour or over. held in connection with the Pageant of Progress.
 Miss Chicago led in the first three laps and at the end of the third lap was on the inside of the course. However. Miss Am erica picked up on the straighta- way, and clung nip anl tuck. un- til the seventh lap, when the
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MASONIC CALENDAR
 ~ August 6, 1921
 N Monday
 @ Tuesday
 w Wednesday, ~fGNo Thursday-Bl Regular MN Friday V Saturday, W. M. COX, w. M. B. T. WATKINS, Sec'y F. & A. M. W. A. NOWLIN, E. H. P. DAVID KOHEN, T. I. M. c. F. HAWLEY, B. c. J. l.. POWELL, Secretary Chapter and Commandery. J. M. BALL. Secretary Council.
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Summary Three-base hits, Young Stolen bases, Frisch, Young; sacrifice hits, Stock; double plays, Schultz to Hornsby; Lavan to Hornsby to Four nier; bases on balls, off Nehf l; hit by pitcher, by Nehf (Schultz); struck out, by Nehf 4, by Pertica 6. Boston 13; Chicago 5 CHICAGO, Aug. 4. = The Chicago Nationals under their new manager,
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Police Restrained
 From Halting Sales
 Of Dearborn Paper

CHICAGO, Aug. 4. = A temporary injunction restraining the Chicago po- lice department from interfering with the sale of the weekly paper publish ed by Henry Ford, Detroit automobile manufacturer, was issued in circuit court today.
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APPEAL IS FILED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 4.-Papers in the appeal of the Arizona Power Company, appellant, vs. c. Benjamin Hayes, administrator of the estate oi the late R. w. Griffith, appellee, were filed in the state supreme court to- day. Tn power company is appeal ing from a judgment of the Yavapal county superior court.
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CALL GRAND JURY

PRESCOTT, Aug. A. - An order drawing grand jury of 21 members to report on August 20, was signed in the Yavajai county superior court here today. No specific investiga- tions were mentioned in the order.
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HONOR FOR cARuso

NAPLES, Aug. 4. Enrico Caruso will be the first untitled' person for whom funeral services have been held in the Royal Basilica of the Church of San Franceso di Paola. which belongs to the royal house The famous church is copy of the Pantheon of Rome
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Pittsburg 5; PhiIIies

PITTSBURG, Aug. 4. = Hamilton's pitching achieved a shutout victory for the Pirates over Philadelphia. Hamilton held the visitors to five hits. Meadows pitched well except in the second, when the home team scored four runs. The score: R. H. E. Phila. ...... .000 900 000-O 5 1 Pittsburg ..... .040 100 00x-5 12
 Batteries Meadows, Eedgewick and Bruggv; Hamilton and Brottem.
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LODGE NOTICES

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEk
 Meets at odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM BUCKET, Sachem. 8. VERKAN. Chief of Records.
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Brooklyn 2,2; cinci 1.5

CINCINNATI, Aug. f. Brooklyn and Cincinnati divided double head CT, the Superbas winning the first. In the second game, Ruether had bad first inning, giving the locals win ming lead. Donahue struck out eight men. Daubert was hit on the arm by pitched ball in the first game and was unable to play in the second game: The scores:
 First game R. H. E. Brooklyn ..... 100 900 010-2 8 1 Cincinnati -. .000 100 000-1 s 1
 Batteries = Grimes and Miller Marquard and Wingo.
 Second game R. H. E. Brooklyn .... 100 010 000-Z s Cincinnati -. 1901 100 00x-5 s O
 Batteries = Ruether, Schupp, Smith and Taylor; Donahue and Hargrave.
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SHARP BREAK In
ORLEANS COTTON
Heavy Kind % Liquidatiens Felt With
Pressure Against the July
Positions

SEW ORLEANS. July ls-Tuc
heaviest kind % Ions liquidation was
feU in the GOTTEN market today with
rs greatest pressure against the July
posiiian. After making rather de-
cided show 81 strength ln the early
trading there wss a sharp break which
continued until the late trading when
the more active months were S. 60 S.
points under the close of Festsrday ana
80 % u points down from IL. higa
levels established in the first hour ~
the session. Juiy was driven down 10
1895. a new low level for the season
IN the last few minutes ~ the day
shorts realized profits on large
enough scale 20 cause reactions un-
ward 81 q dollar a bale or -. and the
close was AZ net declines on The dav
~ but 80 TO 80 points. with July az
If.22.
The opening vas higher and the nd-
vance continued untn thc trading
months were ID 20 ~ points over YES
terdaya final prices. with JuY up Is
ii.73. This advance vas based OF
better cables than expected and ra
ports from Manchester that cotton
mill operatives had practically agreed
% a new and lower wage schedule
practically ending the textile strike
just when the market was acting
strongest however. cablegrama came
from London and Liverpool. saying
that in some districts - England coal
miners were voting strongly against
ending the cuai strike and the market
broke Sharply A. prices feil uauida
ton % large volume came from fBe
Ions side and shortly the most active
session IN months developed but at
the expense OF values
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REACTIONS AGAIN
DOMINATED MARKET
nounesment q Lower Com
uaercisi Discounts

NEW YORK. June Reacflonary
tendencies again dominated the stock
market today. after an initial period
10 which numerous leaders rccoyers .
20 ; points.
Early movements Was based upon
such favorable incidents a. the iou e.
commercial discount announced by tht
local federal reserve hank and an-
mouncement ~ The regular Northern
Pacific dividend
The sentimental effect 90 these de-
velopments were off before the first
hour. prices sinking almost steadily
10 the weak close. Numerous additions
10 low records FOR year ~ longer
embraced the prominent rteels. cauip-
ments. sugars. tohaceos and chemicals.
Rails we're inclined to steer an lndr-
pendent course bus yielded with tie
general iisi ln the unaetilement - the
final hour
Mexican Petroleum again featured
the reversal. being driven GOWN au adj
diilonal "a points 20 Jos bat fallyinn
"a points On short covering lis net
less - 5ts points represented erllne
90 virtually 20 points in Two days.
United States Steel dropped e. a.
fraction 80 It. recent low ag 1fA hut
met with support ~ that level Sew
eral active spnciaItIes in tnc sugar
tobacco and affiliated goupa also
made moderate recoKerlea.
The money market pursued even
tenoe. offerings og eau laans 81 So
PEE cent exceeding demand. Taking
their sat from fhe tcdera. reserve
banks private Institutions made free.
offerings On commercial paper
Foreign exchange was erfnt.r. early
strength due Go London quotations
slvinK way 60 sharp declines be- ster
ling WHOM moderate amounts 81 cable
ana demand bills appeared. The Paris
ate held but other continental remlt.
tancss swiss and Spanish excepted
were Teactlonary.
Changes ga the bond market wee
nominal but mainly iowsr Liberty
issues showed moderate gains aud
losses cuba Cane sugar eguverflbIes
and Mcxlrans saaed Total sales psF
value $3.50. ooo.
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HEAVY SELLING IN
NEW YORK MARKET
UntaVorabis Growing Weather N
South Has Affect On Cotton
Market

NEW YORK. June is Apprenhen-
sous that British coal miners would
refuse the proposed terms 81 ssttle-
meui. coHhiAed with favorable grew
ms weather iu The south and the mn-
settled ruling ~ the stock market
were considered responsible for heavy
W'an street and western selling iB the
cotton market today Prices broke
into new low ground Tor the move
ment on ail the active positions with
0etaher selling a. i22ssor ts points
NET lower and within 81 points ~ the
seasons low record established early
last March. That delivery closed az
l2f5 with the general market closing
STEADY al a net decline ~ g 90 a
points
The market showed rather better
tone az the start owing Co relatively
firm Liverpool cables aad reports chat
Tire Manchester wage dispute Lad
been settled subject rs ratification 81
the workers on Friday There was
scattered covering after the break o.
THE previous da8 and after opening at
as advance - orr to seven points
tse market soon sold some ~ GO rs
points above last niEhls CLOSING ag
NEFA WAN Att.NtEaeE EtiiE4 EfaHf# NA@H NfHM
December 1850 Reports 81 rains in
eastern belt sections helped Go hold
fresh buylng ln check. however and
when the early demand from shorts
had been supplied. prices turned easier
under renewed liquidation The iat
t9r was stimulated hy LATER reports
from London Indicating thar coat min
ers 81 some districts were voting
strongly against a resumption - work
on the terms proposed ard tho market
became very weak during the early
Afternoon. Wall street and western
interests were particularly heavy ser
ers on the break which carried July
on from 1891 % 1850 while Decom
her aola ~ t2Ss with the more active
positions showing net losses ~ a. co.
IS points Last prices were TO e
points up frnm The lowest on cover
ing There may have beer some
southern selling on The DE- line boat
nothing was heard - ans important
change ln the spot situation Trade
interests were credited nith buying
good many contracts on a scale down
and the late covering WAS accom-
panlra ~ talk n a nrmer q. anieaii
condition.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 10 Prime mer-
camille paper. shaA per cent EK-
change heavy sterling 60 das bills ard
commercial 90 day biiis on banks. ara
commercial o. day bills. al. de-
mand. s.Teii cables. sT7a
Francs demand. soI. cables. gtu.
Belgian francs: demand. T.ai. cables.
%. Guildcrs demand. a8e- cahlra.
SAILS Lire demand 4.ss. cables. 49,
Marks. demand. f.sz cables. Ia
Greece. demand sts. sweden. demand.
ease Norway demand las ArRen-
tina. demand SEES Brazilian. de-
mand 1871.
Montreal les per cent discount
Government and railroad bonds eanA.
Time loans. 60 days 90 days and g
months. Ga per ccnt
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FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT oF FLOR
IDA. CIRCUIT Court OF ENcAMBfA

T.
IDA. cIRcTIT CoUaT or EscAMBtA
II Ire matter 81 the pssitlon n charcsry
q Helen n Towns for ncense % take
charge o. and manage her own estate
and property and % become free
dealer
t.pon presentation of the petition IN this
ssss ,sss seass On @s lsta. - -; - =,
e. n shine as special master wlth dtrec-
tions tn take testimony and make Inquiry
a. therein more fully set forth. and the
m men pa si made ana sisa kis rss sS ana
said Testimony and the cause being now
before the court for hearing upon the Pc
iltion. Testimony and report q said mas
isfIed a. GO the capacity and auailflea /.
ttonm Of the said Helen n. Towne. mar
rfed wouaan, to take charge 81 and man
aRe her own estate snd property and .
TT rs THEREFORE, ORDERED. AD-
JUDGED AND DhEHEsE@n hY said Judge
that the report - the said special Mas
ard thai there be ard i hereby granted
70 the pefifiuner. the said Helen ~
Towne 4 license in accordance with the
prayer 81 her said petition 20 take charge
eFky. and 20 become free dealer - every
respect. and she j. hereby 80 authorised
AMI licensed. and IL authorised 80 take
charge Of and control her estate. 90 con.
tract and be contracted with. 10 sue and
be sued and 20 bind herself II al respects
as falls a. N she were unmarried
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, AD-
JUDGED AND nECHEED that the costs
and expenses ~ her said application
shall be a lien upon and paid ont % the
estate ~ the said Helen n. I9Nne 20
he taxed and collected a. costs in other
A. Milton. Santa Rosa county. Florida
this a4fh daV 81 May a 10 1891.
a. q. CAMPBELL. Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE


Notice j. hereby given hat the Board
- County Commissioners "a ana Tor the
Couuty ~ Eseamhin state az FLORIDA
the eth day % July. a ID. 1891. az 81 Sd
o'clock a m. fer the auFpuse 81 hear
ing complaints and rcaifinR testimony
- 90 the value - any ptppeFff. real 81
personal a. nwed b. the County As
SCISSOR 81 taxes. reviewing and euusilz
luN the said assessment
This 18Th dav 81 1Unas ~, 1881
JAS MAC0fBBON.
Clerk Beard Coantv Comm ssi0nera rs
Gambia Counfy. Florida.
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JACKsoNVfLLE Fls june 10 =
TurpcntIne firm. o. 9-Sc sales ass.
receipts. 90 shipments ge4 stock
eb15e
Rosln firm sales sos receipts. e4&.
shipments 48i stock 1sti6t
Quotations s.g00G 55t VIC.
6 oa@61e. y 5.30Ws.ee. n. $50 X
4s8a4ss. G. assa Aeo ~. assoc asa.
IA. ssos +. as. p. 3ssM 37s. y. ID.
3aeN3sa
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coTToNsEgo OIL

NEW YORK, June Ig.- Cottonseed
oil sold OF on the weak showing Ca
other markets, hut 70 pressure was in
evidence. Closing BIDS were flRe -
seven points ret lower sales see8
barrels. Prime crude. s.fs bid. prime
summer yeliew. spot 1.aoa5.eo 1aiy
T.as. sept 80. De-. Iea. al h-a
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eHicAoo GRAIN Market

CHICAGO June fe Heavy selling
ascribss O. eastern longs turned lie
wheat market sharply downward TO-
day after q material advance. due In
TIE main 90 huliiah crop reports The
close was weak. az sc Is &c net
decline Corn gained So - De- and
cats finished - 90 ssai4c 90
IN provisions the outcome rumxsl
from ten cents decine 30 llke ad-
vance.
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NAVAL sToRas
. . . - "a - 81 a asa aaH 81


Turptutiue- Firm. Sc l-2c sales 50
receipts. 1883 shipments - stock
ase4
Rosln-steadY uo sales receipts
II6. shipments. SIS stock t6.7a5.
Quotations WV. $50. VIC. G.gb. 81
.bss. AZ. aso, X. 43o. T. 3s5 D. see.
10. r. $50. r y. b. 250
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EDUCATIONAL.

LESSONS for teacher second ana third
arAee certificates Grammar or pFi-
mary MchMuA Mss Mahia Walker.
NskkaFh nAaHs sehgoi, beginning June 2afh
Phone zsass1. zoe e Helmout 81
DANCING SCH0oTr-gfassaa Private
Lessons. Also chllaFem'a classes IN maa
thetfe dancing. zee " GHavarv phone
S9N -
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Notice a hereby given 20 creditors. leg
atees distributes and al persons having
claims 81 demands against the estate %
a e.. kohei. deceased, 90 present the
same to the undersigned. A. Gomaneae,
bert j. Caro-. Pensacola. Florida. within
two years from the first publication %
this notice. May sth 1891
WILLIAM KOBE4.. Administrators.
May !. 1851.
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POTATO QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. June ie Potatoes weah
aii new. f.ouisiana and Alabama iri
umphA g. foa&2es per cwfs virginia
$500 per barrel Aerth Caroiina COB
blers feftasa so PEI barrel.
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SAVANNAH. Ca June ls Turpen-
the firm. O. 3-*c. sales. SEE receipts
aaa. shipments ? stock. s.t52.
Roaim nrm sales, 1893 receipts
sag. shipments $50 stock. - 023.
Quotations WV. csc. VIC. sic. y
SEQ. NJ. &.so. X $50. 4 sess q. IL
$50. n. p. r. r. SIS.
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NORTC AGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL EsTATE
We lend money on Real Estate in the
nity nn short notice Please state Or
applica sioa q Kou have an Abstract -
2sgfa tn TIE pranfFtN.
Cal sna See -.
THE WATSON AGENCY inc..
s5uth paiafaE 81.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ RALY By 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost Is But Trie and the Results are UnequaLed
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two aicsly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping No children.
- East daekson -
FOR RENT-Furmlshed apartment. 500
p AgFeno - Phone stesM
FoR nENT-cooi. fa.<lshed nsht hoese-
keeping rooms. close IT, ia West
AnAnsa
Boz RENT-upper neor. Three laree.
unfurnishe6 rooms. bath. hail. ppFcheH.
Also garage. Rooms screened have cleo
.rie llghta sassr s.s Are fsr out, eot
No. objection 70 children 81 o. monthly.
-Four biocka east e end 81 Vest Aiii
- - and Moreno streets.
FoR REST-Two furnished rooms. ii3
W srexofy. Phone tixs
FOR RENT-s Trufurnishea rooms. run
mag water ~ kitchen. modern cougeni-
enees. use q Earags u y. ID street
FoR RENT-n0asskeapim apartment
Hot and cod running water. West
GREGORY street. upstairs
roK Rent Furnished mght housekesp-
tnE apartments close IN. reasonable
rates. saf q Chase street.
ron RIsNT-Farnishea apartment pri-
vats bath. so6 =. Gadaden.
FoR RENT-one farnishd. also one an
furnished. Sleeping room. mosiern con
Nsnieueea. walking distance. Phone 1855
Is i sprins
FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms for
light heusekeepinE Reasonable. On car
llne tle5 z JACKSON. Phone iiis
ron RENT Furnished Eat. private
bath. hefroona, diniugroea. itchen-
entrance Location central. - North
h.uss Phone saA
FoR nENT-rurnishsd bedroom. private
hata 4 Z. IA haa - fhone Z.
F0R RENT-Aoderu apartment. private
bath. an southeTn exposure. 2ts W.
Gregory.
FoR REST-F FURNISHED house for three
months. from lure goth. 1878 East
non RENT-Two Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. All convenience
els r Government street.
FOR RENT-on July first unsurnlshed
up stairs apartment. bath aBd porch
as =. Gregory Phone tass
Foa sENT-MooHHs FURNISHED
EvKRy coNvENIENcE. sol NO. f7Ts
ava. PHONE 1850.
ron REST-rhrxe room apartment.
gas. bath and phone. Phone it5s.
--~=--ssssH
FOR nENT~Furnished room and kftch-
euatte R98 -. Baglen street. also bed
room with private bath Phone 1zsi
FoR aENT--oNE SCREENED sLEEp.
ING ROOM Wits LARGE CLosET.
sATs ELECTRIC LlorTs AND
PHONE. kCHTE, EAST AND SOUTH
WINDOWS PHONE 1900.
Foa aENT-FuRNisaEo corTAaE.
, sooA ANp 9ATH NAB SAN cAa-
Q. BOX f54f.
ron RENT--I8ght Housekeeping rooms:
also single rooms. sSa1ern eonvenie nces.
81 =. Barcelona street Phone 1856
FOR RENT-No. 20 W Cervanteu. two
story rooms. completely furn lshed
800 %. Pensacela Rental q Insurance
Agencr. Phone Ea9
FOR RENT Room alih private family
81 ". Belmont.
FOR hENT-Four cool. well furnished
rooms. one adjoining hafh GIL North
bn reesona street. Phone 1855
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Old Papers FOR sale ar Journal
Office.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
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SLACK FAck cAps. Ltkg TssEs.
Two CENTS Pa WORD.
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WANTED

n ANTEsGh-- Second hand butchers rAfriE
orator and meat sltcer Campbell and
Mckinfanu. heFuniak springs FLA
wANTEbTo rent umaH coantTy place
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The Journals Advertising
Rate Is the same 10 all.
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ELEpHOME YOUR WANT ADS 7
THE JOURNAL
1900

YOUR CREDIT 80 GOOD ~ YOUR
NAME IS ~ Tia TELH-
PHONE DIRECTORY
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around your house which YOU have no
further use foF cd furniture. tools.
lawn mowers. stoves rugs etc
whatever you have. turn Il into cash
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OPPORTUNITIES

Wfff% IN NEED 90 a SPECIAL. MEs-
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LOST AND FOUND

REWARD for information reSarflnn :
lame white hen whirh dies nfsssgtreli
from 80 q. Palafas street about q week
sEn 1hiiaA ret, Phone ssen
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED Position Young man. Uxper-
fenced sten0gra pheE. wants posittum or
NtH fla vuCaur% during summer Best
~ references. L. ~ -. care Journal
WANTED Position YoanR man Kradu-
ate rs piano wants position ln ure hes
ira Best 81 references E 10 T.. care
Journal
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1'RANSFER-Storage

BonpAs TRANSFER CO.
FroSe tfas. OFFICE AND WARE.
NoLsE MAsT CHASE STREET. At
KINDS o. NAULKMc YOUp agSf.
hNss soLfGHTEo.
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HELP WANTED

FRUIT TREE Statesmen Good bust
ness Ter hustierH Permanent profit %
able pleasant work Write Tor terms
concord Nurseries. Dept a. Concord
WANTED I've HANDY meH. earpen. o.
work Good pay Bonus steady Bnh.
Must invest 82ao or more in shares 3TB
Brent HidE
WANTED wash woman 60 work on
she place 1874 Fl jackson erect
WANTEu--A coed cook Apply after 9
a. %. Reference required 20 West
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FOR HENT~Two nicely furnished roonla
for light huuseheepfnE No Children.
SEE Last Jackson 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
ELLIS ATTENDING
RATE CONFERENCE

r. l. Ellis. railroad rate expert and
manager of the Pueblo Commerce club
traffic. .burean, left Saturday night for
Memphis. Tennessee. and is attending
a meeting of the interstate commerce
commission today, who are holding a
hearing on = caso dealing with a con-
templated 20 per cent advance on
freight rates on commodities from Mis-
stssippi vailed points to Chicago
ST. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Pue-
bio and other western and middle west
err points.
Ellis was appointed as representa- :
tive OF shippers in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota at the interstate
commerce meeting, in addition to rep
reserting Pueblo shippers. He attended
meeting of the shippers attorneys
yesterday, and will be present at the
opening Of the hearing today.
Rate experts and traffic manager.
from over tho country will attend the
conference in Memphis today Shippers
and farmers arc making an effort to
hold up the railroads move to increase
rates. 20 per cent. 1t is said.