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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-19

AilitiO rNpph'a t't
Junior high school------ leO.oo
Athletic supplies for
grade schools tfye bldgs) 10000
Primary and kindergarten
material thve bldgS - 10000
vlctrola records tseven
bulldlngs) - ---------- i'o'oV
Sidewalks .----.- 100000
Debate Expense --- s5O.oo
Twenty window shades for
Junior High School ---- 5000
ThIrty.slx pupils desks
Junior High School SEES So0'OO
Teachers desks and chairs
Junior High School ---- 5000
Two sets OF Maps for
Junior High School ---- GO.OO
Repairs for heating plant
Junior High School ---- $4,000
Science equipment for
Junior High School ---- 10000
Raise smoke stack 10 feet
Junior High School ---- 10000
Repairs and replacement OF
doors. sky lights, and au'
ditorIum seats at Junior
High School ---------- 255.VO
Plumbing repairs at Sen
M
ior High School -------- lOO.oo
New Front doors and door
checks. Senior High l55.OV
Plaster repairs aud repair
OF roof Senior High 10000
Smoke stack for furnace
Senior High School ---- l2O.OO
New CRATES for furnace
! Senior High School ---- 10000
/ Flag pole for Senior
High School ---------- 5000
Repair OF fire escapes
Senior High School ---- 5000
Drinking Fountains. Senior
High School ---------- 5000
Roofing for south. north and
west school bldgs. ----- 10000
Plasterlng for south. north and
west school bldgs ----- 100000
Painting for south, north and
west school bldgs. ----- 100000
Drinking fountains south, north
and west schools ------ 10000
Renovation OF 1000 school
desks ---- ------------- i,VOV.VV
Repairs of fans. motors aud
plumbing at southwest
schOOl ---- ------------ loV.VV
New sewer line at north.
west school ----------- 15O 90
New motor at northwest
school ---- ------------ 10000
Plumbing at Northwest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-19

heretofore maintained.
u. u. BAREFOOT. President
l.. c. nuTsoN.
GEO. II. EVANS. At
NEAL FOSTER
]. T. GossETT,
Board OF Education.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-19

Your dying and cleaning receives
the personal attention of experts,
when intrusted to us. We specialize
in cleaning all kinds of fancy work
and summer wear. Nothing to deli
cate for us. Model Cleaners. Phone
70. 13-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-19
Approved Budget OF The Expenses
OF the chiekasha School Dis
trict for the School Year
1922.

Salaries:
Teachers and supervisors $99,625.OO
Superintendent and Clerk of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-12
| rs YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL,
january IL, lsO6.

Another change In the newspaper field
of Topeka occurred today by the purchase
by Arthur Capper of the Saturday Lance
from w. L. French and w. X. Adams. The
Lance was started - years ago by Harry
w Frost and during that time has been
Topeka's only society and literary weekly.
The publication of the Lance is diseon-
tinued this week and the subscription list
consolidated with the Topeka Mail.
Miss May Pendleton of Baker university,
baldwin, has returned home after visit to
Miss Nell Wetherholt-
Mr.. Clifford Histed entertained his whist
club last evening at o'clock tea. Besides
the club there were n number of Mr..
Ufsted's friends who live in the neighbor-
hood. as guests.
Miss Ollie O'Brien, who has been i'll, is
much improved.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-12

Mems and Boys Winter
Caps, with inside fur band,
assorted cap material. Values
from 75c to $3.50. now at
half price, or. $50 to 1915
Novelty Plaid Suitings, So
inches wide. "Wooltex" wool
weave and wool touch, in
plain and fancy plaids. For
Thursday. very special, a
yard :. --.--..-..-.--59c
Knit Boomers, of fine
ribbed cotton, in white and
flesh, with elastic top and
bottom, in all sizes. Lawrence
Mill make. a pair. ...S1.OO
Women's Handkerchiefs,
imported from Great Britain.
Made of fine. sheer lawn,
with double and single hem
stitching. regular size. Regu-
lar Csc values. for Thursday.
each, 10c, or a doz., $1.OO
Womcn's Hose, pure thread
silk, emi-fashioned, in black
only, with scanned leg and
narrow ankle Regular $3.50
values for Thursday, very
special, a pair. .0S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-12

Crib Blankets, of a fine
quality of Beacon Blanket
cloth, in pink and blue, with
floral. animal and conven-
tional designs. Large s1.25
size for Thursday. each. 70c
Children's Union Suits, pure
white heavy fIeeced, "vellas-
tic" make.
Sizes to 10 years.
a suit. Use
Sizes 10 to 16 years,
a suit. .S5c
ChiIdren's Knit Caps, a very
large assortment of styles,
and in many different colors.
Values up to 1920 at. .30c
Boys Coat Sweaters, heavy
rope stitch in oxford gray,
with large collar and two
pockets. Regular $500 values.
on special sale, Thursday,
each = y. .9Sc
Dress Bingham. 80 inches
wide, in plain blue, pink,
gray. green and lavender, and
also in stripe, check and plaid
patterns All full bolts A
big value for Thursday. a
yard 10e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
Report Drastic Slump
In Logging Operations

HOUGHTON. Mich. Jan. IT,
There has been drastic curtail-
ment Of logging operations In the
upper peninsula. according 70 lum-
her company officials i'm this part
Of the state. due 20 the slump in the
market for lumber
Although MmbermeR throughout
the northern peninsuiar look for q
good. steady market FOR the product
later IN the year. there is said 20 be
little or no demand for lumber at
this time. despite reduction Of
from 50 10 40 percent in prices
A smaller number Of camps are
operating than for several years. al
though the amount OF lumber on
hand IS said by operators 10 De be-
low normal.
The wage of men employed i'm the
woods have been reduced from $40
and $50 a month 10 $40 and $40 and
the supply Of labor is said TO be am
pie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
DULL SESSIONS ON
new YORK MARKETS
Industrials and Utilities Show
Gains Smallest Deals
IN Weeks.

81 Associated Press
$EW YORK.. Jan. I1.-Vsr.shls
gains among iudustraIs. utilities
and speciaItles. particularly those
uDdor professional control and mod
crate reactions iH rails. measured
tle extent OF Mondays .ofy duh
and .nC0uciusiye session of the stock
market SALES OF 535.OU0 shares
represented the smallest dealings Iu
"a number OF weeks
Improvement in the federal re-
serve bank position was Heutralized
d. Che deficit in actual reserves re-
veaied last Saturday by local assoc
ciat-d banks. although this is sub
icCt 90 speedy correction.
NS-t-=stern points reported further
- crease in railway tonnage and
sluggish investment market. but adj
fire- from more remote sections in
the west and southwest Indicated q
pronounced turn for the better ir
gar eral business and credit .cOndi-
lions.
Exchange Strong.
The foreign exchange market was
STRONG. especially continental Eu-
rnpean rates French. Belgian. Ital-
ian. Dutch. and Spanish remittance
registered material gains as well
as the German rate The advance
was largely attributed 90 the forth
coming meeting OF the PREPARATIONS
committee.
Money quotations We're unaltered
all the days call loans being made
a. six percent with a stiffening OF
outside quotations. More funds
were offered for two and three
months az 6il percent and interior
banks were buyers Of mercantile
paper. The demand for bonds was
irregular with consequent uuCer-
t1lnty Of tone. especially in the for
rigu divisions. where French issue
c1sed Liberties were active and
mostly substantially higher Total
sales Cpar value) S13.35O. 600. old
T. $. bonds were unchanged on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
TO HOLD UTILITIES
HEARING TUESDAY

Hearing on the petition OF the
New Jersey Indiana and Illinois
Railway Co, against the St Joseph.
South Bend and Southern Railway
Co. the Michigan Central Railway
Co, and the New York Central Rail-
way Co. before the Public Service
commission will be held Tuesday
morning at the court house. The
New Jersey railroad is asking for an
order from the utilities body which
viii prevent the defendant roads
from tearing UP connecting switch
now laid. The petition also asks
that the MANAGEMENT and cost of
operation be appOrtioned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
INnIANAPnIIs LIN srnck-

INDIANAPOLIS Jan 17-HOGS-
Receipts 1000. market steady. best
bpavies 81 cjsi o 30. mediums and mixed
s. 1,,6I ~ - common tO Ulosrr. SFg-Er
q a.. hulk ~ sales 81 scale
GATTf r. Receipts 500. market
steady. steers SlOfI10J0. COWS and heif-
ers 81 5OdlO
SHEFp-Receipt g head. market
steady top. S25O03J0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
rHICAGn CAeH GRAIN-

CHICAGO. Jan 11-WUFA T-N0
bard 81 SCI ais. No reI 50 No g
.yeG 81 Pn- No. . spring $50
.OBN-No . yellow, 1tt u7or. 40 .
yellow. Gf7 No 3 yellow GIIt2f.r- No
+ white fe-- No white r~f .r. Ne O..
white 90 fGJe. No . white on f,HGSilc.
OATS-No white t4G s-. ~ .
white. 44I2i c- No white l2i d fGl-c.
40. 4 white. ff1l ei 42-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
ENsr BUFFALO LIVE sroCK.

I-tN TT II-NIU- = y JAM IT.
tAITLE-Keceipts. 3o0O market slow
shipping steers. S1ud1O 80. butcher
-raIe~. - 5pN150: heifers. SIffP. cows.
So ,-f,i1.I0. bulls So IFU7 milk COWS
Fud Suringers. Sf0N 100
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 20uOO
market active. choice lambs StUJUt n .
.gU 10 fair. S6J00 1925; yearIinrs. $50
a9. sheep. s. JOH65O
HOGS Receipts. 20 500 market ar-
tive Workers. Si07JW11, pigs. SIT. mix
81. $40 2JU 1913. heavy. 500 1O -.
ruuChs SNN $50. stays. $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
CHICAGO GRNIN CIoSr.

CHICAGO. Jan Closing prices
n HEAT MaVrh S11Git
CORN-May. Si6eL GL; July. s2', a.
OATS-Sfav. sex: July. 1850.
POEE-Ian. so 90
LABD-May. SI395 jan SIC %
RTS-May. Si29J. Jan.. ST. 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsIoN.
NEW YORK GRAINS.

~ tEs0Ti1fe1 Ires-
NIyW YORK. Jan. t.. - Wheat
s-ot firm: No . red and 80 Q hard
pos cir track New York January
shipment and No. mixed durum
200 cif 20 arrive Corn spot steady,
80. . yellow Sq4 and No. mixed
49, en- View York ten dag ship
nsnf Oats spot easy, NO ! white
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18

Core - n ~ Ma or frOs a 10.
gan St. MiShnwaka.D
HEAVY FAT STF ERS-Fair 20 GOO d.
1Cn1rr- prime. t2Q14c.
HOES $50 90 $50 lbs 80, $50 o.
175 lbs size. 115 60 80 lbs. 9c. %
20 Fnl lbs see
LAED-1TC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
CHICAGO PRODTCF.

CHICAGO. Jan. BTTTER-Re-
reipts. 1919 tubs; creamery. extra. 4Siac
extra hrsts, $50 1919; packing stucf.
1tM1~.
ices Receipts 1872 cases: ordinary
irsts G3N CSC: hrsts. 6SHtpc. checks. -n
H. dirties. 54dJSc
(CUEESE-rwins new. 2ti.N2I1a.
Iuisies. 2fi. ~ -jc young Americas 2G1r
-Giec. LnnEhorus. IiH2di 4c. brick. 1872.
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. t2c- chick
eas. -ec- springs. 26ct roosrerS. Zoe ,
ducks. Sic.
POT OBS Receipts. - cara. Mime
sofas and Wiseousius Sf..t1li .40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
GRAIN AND FEED.
tCerrecteu Daily by z. n. Morgan. ST.,
Wills. Hy draulic AvJ

CoRN-payirE 7U- n bushcL
OAIS-PGyiuE ole selling 20 20 80.
EEAN-Se 81 00
MIDDLINGS- selling $50 huadr,o
CHOPPED IEED-SeIlug So PEI
cWt
SCRATCH FEED-Selliug S0OO1 .
~
GRIND rNGs-Sr bushel
AT-IayluC SlQ5
r. E-raFIu1 1----
BUCRWHEAT-Taying 500 buudreu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
South Bend Markets

POULTRY AND MEATS.
fGoFr~cIe" trf1v ~ JinuuIas cfaFksa
1ta y. Jefferson Blvd
kp-.I Nts thICr --.-15c.
EEEF-RORst. SOGg0oc; boiling 2Oe
Fsurf sfpas, 49, ElriOR. 60c; -Jrtag
heuse. 1Oc
ro4th a4OIN-fAe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
Produce HNTKET.
fCarrscted T-fay by Tns BrothsFh e Z

Gr,-.,eFy. $50 ~ hain 81
sUTTFR AID EGGS Cree 'slsry nut
ter. rayiuC 5lc pound. selling jSc pound g.
eggs. paving toe. selling 12c dozen.
FRT-fTS ~ VTCT ~ E~-r ruitS
California naval oranges 23c 20 CO Psl
dozen, new cabbage paying lie To-,
selling 81.
NEW POTATOES peck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
PIrTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBJBG. Pa. Jan f7-CATTLE
supply. 1.SOO head market steady /;
choice, SllW llJ0; prime. S11MtIJO:
good. SlO.2Jq11. tidy butchers, Sin5OG
II fair. $S.256fg %: common s. 25np
9T5 common 20 good fat bulls. S3GG:
common 20 good TAT cows S2GS. heifers
5000: fresh cows and springers. 5000
1870
VEAL CALVES Supply. $50 head {:
market steady; heavy and thin calves
So "a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-SuppIy. 1880
hend market steady. prime wetherS
S;f0, good mixed. SjdG, Culls and COM
mon, s2T4 lambs, Coo lower spring
lambs, $50
HOGS-Receipts 100 heal: market
steady; mediums S105O6tOTJ: heavy
Workers. S1OJOFs1G -. light Workers
Sl0JNH 1913: pigs. $1,000 -O1J; rOughs.
sedS %; stays, SIT.5O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
ST0Ck MARKET SELLING
PRICES At 1870 P. NJ.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Last quo
.atious on ,hl stock exchange al
30 p. m. today were.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18

Liberty bOnds-3t = prrCent-q2
80; second 4's-S73O: first 4it'e-
$40; second 414's-s7.42: third
4 a 's-9040; fourth "A '-S7.54:
fifth 4i4's-97.OS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

iAN i- -. bureau OF NHrhela.I
~iIiiCAGO, Jan. -HOES-Receipts
NO, market strong 100 higher. bulk.
sgijIa so: heavyweight 50 SOdg -
light weight. S05JGTq 10: light lights.
SApjn0SO; heavy packing s0ws smooth,
-~.blu1ls. packing sOws. rough. s. 4OIf
s G5 pigs. $4,000 10.
tATII T--Recpipta % 600 market
slow. % lower. beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, $i0Q 1G55; choice and
prime. Sl0JoN 10, medium and good.
- 7JtQ9 10, good aud choice 81 TJd1l:
common and medium. 81 2j0 $50
SlIEEP-Receipts. y 600; market low
OF. lambs, ~ lbs. up. SSTjFf1t. lambs.
vethers. Ssa025 ewes. SfmG ewes.
culls and common, S2M3.J0. feeder
lambs, SS2JnfO5O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18

NORTHUMBERLAND ak room honse 400
cash. balance monthly payments. Pos
session a. once. Hastings. DIS y. Mirhl-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
LINCOLN WAY WEST

Modern home With .arRs living room
across front OF house. IRE place: oak
finish frst 6Oor. front and rear
stairs 3 bedrooms large attic, good
DO Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln
5733
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
These Ads Are Lndexed For Your Convenience

= ~ IL - Nj ~ II
ROOMS AND BOARD
-------- ------- -@------
RocmS without Board. 90
T05I W00TIYy ARD XVF -T-s-Eo fT0Tf
room. modern private home suitable
fo- two can Main. $50
housekeeping Rooms 60
-,77,-I-T =, -. r.
80 Stt--l,-oo.asa1 vi 49, 49, ~ .i<,t-l.,
Ell a. "a w.,
+ 7z7,7-,5 : =, 5,,,-7 H. 80
i''-NO''41N w A M r., IL -t 9l - -
"g u3arrn Iurnisleo Ping
'"i''' ~ ''"t-N'eN ''"t'V ''
IAI .l0g
RI observation-disclosures rooms Call
Mrs. Bradley, J. W c A. Lincoln
JSJ8
REAL ESlAIE FOX KEN
-------==-z=-
STORAGE SplCR-About %. ousrs
feet - dasd storaEe spsce Concrete
floor; suitable for storing 70 automo-
biles Apply az ll6 = Michigan 81.
s-==--=-=-=
Omces and Desk Rooms Is
-------------------- ---------------------------
OFFlCE-FOr rent two Ofice rooms one
block from J NJ = Bldg. call at 261
Farmers Trust Bldg. OF MSin llSd,
= ------------
Farms and Land for sale s.
BARGAfNST1 CIV properties and
I'm TT7N=7T = ~ 80 :, go, Meant
and are sc - vn, ~ ftaertv
6oHds We U,il tskc tbern Al mar on
innd contra,ts -, 90, SCTth Ra1,d -eaI
s.ot Sha,,s 70 80 y ,el,ss'. -,
estate Shahge from "a percent 70 :
Robinson q Son Ioi n Main -
FA arms n, +. s W.LIimber lands
large, and small acres; farms to trade
bldg. Main AS
at the right price win take part
40I Dean Bldg Phone Lincoln 666l.
Il
n04seS TOT sac %
A PAYMENT DOWN
VIII secure an attractive 5 room
house located within easy walking
distance OF downtown. mis- mouse
mas SOLID 0ak floors IN All the living
rooms and the interior decorations
are In nrst class condition 4 large
bedrooms bath on the secold hooI.
l.dIsS "a Sss ~
coonocftons. o,as and alartrieitv.
go -" - II .
1870 sg-"s'' ''' vy-,.t......f
J go -" t,a.,,-S 1,-,,st pI5C
- Nj. 100
BUILD A HOMh--1ou would oe sur
who are hayi E plans draw drawn n aF E, ass
h s1s Ps ~ nS Gu Suil 10 THSp ' Trust
Rug VAN 11es-
coLFAX AVE E.-e ROOM COTTAGE.
VIII SELL VERY REASONABLE.
\. Ii. SHILIZ' ROOM T. 10 W. JEf -
81 ~ ~ -. : -,,-,
q" 80 t. COl $780, ' I'm III
~ an = - iS~r,r A. ~ tataS - one viii
Deal With o oWHer and eliminate realtors
~o.l.-i.- sIOa 1H4 eIIe 1I-o 11.eH -.
CARROLL. SI.--SlN room all modern
mouse VIII garage. AZ IslS south ~. ar
roii 81. ms piace IS IN nue. Gonall l
anu mus "e s'lu at once. NolshL ahu
=- t,.9 ,-t'-eo-l- 81
COIIAFE - IN River far6 near the
watch factory Six room cottage. nice
attic, nice basement. electric light. EaS
IN, city water, lot +iNltS. "a or
square from street car, close 70 grocer
$500 cash. balance on contrast J have
Mislawaka. 2ll4. J. Al Jolly.
COTTAGE
THREE rooms. large lot Possession
az once. soOOOo down Hastings
Realty Co. 2lS y Michigan 81 or
flee omen evenings Phone Lincoln
nITTD q CTRSON-050 FertneTS 7Tru.I
Bldg real estate and insursnce. surety
bonds notary public, rents and cOllec-
lions. Phone Main 355
----- ----
DONALD ST. EAST
Six room. all modern house. laundry
tubs, furnace, electric lights. water,
gas possession al once. $l0OO down
Hastings Realty 20. -lo y Michigan
ST.
hANE1 Az. Six room an modern
house Win EaEuEC. Price lea6oua Dle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18

USED CARS
CHEVROLET. ONE TON TRUCK
CHEVROLET. $50 SEDAN 1920.
CHEVROLET, 400 ROADSTER.
SEVERAL LIGHT TOURING CARS
AND ROADSTER AT GREATLY RE-
pCCED PRICES.
TERMS If DESIRED.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES
CO. MAIN az $40
LINCOLN WAY WEST.
Open evenings ana sunday Mornings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
saIesmen 80 ,rents

established tea and
coffee route good proposition for
competent men who are willing % work
and can produce. must come well rec
commended apply at 91S 5 Mica. ct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
HeIp-NIaIe or Female.

NEN AND WONfEN-P0iish- Hungarian
ana Italian II YOU have spare time
sell it 90 me nO experience necessary
No 1SG - News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18

USED CARS
1920 SEDAN, $4,000
1920 TOURING. $4,000
CHASSERS. $4,000
1919 TOURING, $4,000
1910 TOURING. $1,000
EASY TERMS.
W. Il. HINKLE. INC.
221-9 LAFAYETTE BLVD.
OPEN EVENINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost aud Found. 10
HANDBAG-BrOwn cloth handbag lost
Sunday. II party that found this ~
not honest enough to return all and
and receive liberal reward. mall what
Is of no value 10 them TO Post Once
Box Q or phone Lincoln Phi.
kEIS-LOst a bunch OF keys on Huron
ST. Return 20 455 Jackson st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
HoMEs-mNIEDIATE POSSESSION

HOMES in all parts % the city. heas
estate loans, insurance. open evenings
Murray j. Segcty. Lincoln 6i-i. II, y.
HONFS-NOdsrn, close to center Large
anl small farms Haugh * Cassidy.
J2e-Zo. Farmers Trust BiuE Main
1lS2 Residence, Lincoln D 90 and 2O3+
HOCSE-Tor sale. room house. modern
Throughout Portage ave. 80 foot
fr0utage by 80 H. corner lot; leauti-
fu location 5000. 5000 down.
Phone Psi.
HOT SES-SiX loom modern Rouse ~
block from Michigan 81. good gars ge.
Price 81 go. 500 down, balance month
u; also room partly modern house
l. Howard ST al unusual bargain
at $3.50. Cagll 80 r. Milton ave.
Lincoln 1903.
LINCOLN WAY W-Cl0se In II room
modern house. OAK doors and trim /:
fireplace French doors, laIg e lot. fruit
Immediate possession. Owner Leaving
city. Price $1,000 Wesley Van Vain.
e2+ Farmer Trust Bldg. Lincoln 100
LINCOLN WAY WEST-A genuine bar.
gain In a semi bungalow, located 1913
Lincoln Way West. seven rooms. all
modern. furnace. tile bath room, cleo
trio lights fire place. built in book
cases, French doors built seven years /;
terms. price $500 Taylor 4 Roth, JET
ferson blvd. entrance. Farmers Trust
BldE Lincoln G35l open evenings.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13
ROAD WORK IS DISCONTINUED
 FOR SEASON

All Alaska road commission activi- ties throughout the territory have been suspended for this year. A lack of funds Is the factor responsible . the cessation of the road building and improvement which had been in prog ress since early in the season, and which it had believed would continue as long as weather would permit. The program Is not abandoned. but further activity must await the time when funds are again available.
 Although the Alaska road fund was not completely depleted it was con sidered advisable to call halt while there was still sufficient money avail able for the winter trails, for had the activities on the Richardson highway continued longer there would not have been enough left for the necessary winter work or for the completion of the bridges now under construction. Two bridges are being erected al the present time-one over Slate creek at Gakona and the other over the Nizina and these must be completed this winter The work will continue. as will road construction under the ter ritorial fund.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13

 RECEIVE BLOW
 BETWEEN EYES
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. - Boot leggers have been hit squarely between the eyes"
 This was the gleeful view held by Roy A. Haynes. chief of the prohibit tion bureau
 He feels sure that one of the worst bootlegging evils has been successful. Iy met by the prohibiting of shipments of liquor by truck.
 Commissioner Haynes said boot leggers have been getting a large part of their illicit supplies over the truck route"
 The methods have varied, he said. One of the favorite means of getting fresh liquor stocks in for bootleggers to conspire to hold up shipments en route from distilIery or bonded ware house to the person who bought the liquor
 The fact that shipments of llquo: by truck have been permitted has made it exceedinly difficult, he said, to de- tect other movements of illicit liquors 1 from other sources than those of dis i tilleries.
 ! Under orders now being enforced by Commissioner Haynes. dry law agents will keep a stricter watch out on all 1 highways and. under new methods em- ploved. expect to be able to detect ! liuuor caravans with less difficulty.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13
REPUBLICAN, CLUB MEETING

Upon call of a number of members of the COrdova Republican Club a meeting will be held at the city hall Tuesday evening next at o'clock. This meeting is called for the purpose of endorsing a candidate for the posi- tion of United States commissioner of the Cordova precinct and for other purposes. It is requested that all mem bers of the club be present
 NATHANIEL GREENE, Pres