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The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
sHEARED NORTH THIS YEAR

Many of the sheep that have win tered in the vicinity of the Salt River valley will be driven back to northern Arizona for shearing. This is be- cause feed and water are so scarce that focks which are some distance from the shearing pens can not be brought to them, and feed is so very scarce in the vicinity of the shearing pens that sheep suffer very greatly during the time they are being held in or near the pens. Storms a weeks ago will start feed in the northern part of the state, and flock masters are talk ing fresh hold as they expect early spring feed following the open win ter in the northern part of the state. Phoenix Messenger.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
A STIFF UPPER LIP NEEDED

There IS an old Saylng that the man who considers the wind will not sow and if he looks at the clouds he will not reap. The wise man makes his opportuni- ties and takes advantage of ev- cry favorable condition. So it is i'll the mining business and the oil business. The promoter of legitimate enterprises in the mining and oil fields is a patriot. He puts idle dollars to work and makes them multiply, adding wealth to the nation for the good of, all. The mining and oil in dustries are the two principal industries of the Rocky Mount ain country, and if a damper is placed upon the activities of the honest promoter, these indus tries will go backward and hard times will come to the west.
 The banking interests, with their own axes to grind, have al ways been opposed to the sale of the speculative shares of pros pect mining and oil enterprises. They fail to realize that every mine was once a prospect and that every oil field was at one time wildcat" territory. Crooks, masquerading as mining and oil men, often give a black eye to these two grand industries, but the banker well versed in finan- ces should be able to separate the sheep m'the goats and should not cast reflection upon the vests two greatest indus tries because of these parasites. There are crooked individuals in the banking business, but the banking fraternity as a whole is not condemned because of this fact.
 Mining and oil promoters of the countrywide developers of new mines and oil fields-must bear up under the new handicaps brought about by war conditions and war financing. The Mining Record is sure that Uncle Sam does not wish to stop any legiti- mate industrial effort. The na- tion wants gold and silver. Pro- duction of these metals must be increased. The old mines are producing up to the maximum under the present conditions and in order to increase the output of money metals new mines must be developed. There is a short age of oil. The east is already feeling this shortage. Now oil fields are being developed and the financing of these new enter prises is under way. The patriots who are developing these new enterprises are working harder than ever before. Ambition can not be killed by legislation. Diff faculties placed in the path of the promoter of honest effort must be overcome. It takes money to make money and dollars grow in legitimate mining and oil enter prises. The nation at large should help the man who is hon. estly developing a new mine or oil well. Any effort to stop this development is a move backward and should be overcome.-Den- yer Mining Record (Aug., 1918)
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
TRACK MEET AT WINSLOW LAST
 SATURDAY

The combined track and base ball team went down to WinsloW last Saturday morning and came back that evening with the vic tory of the track meet under their wings. The game of base ball was lost by the local schooi at the above place to the tune of IT to 12. The track score was 50- 43. The events are as follows:
 100 yard dash. Lee. HoIbrook, first place; Williams. Winslow. second place; Il 3-5 seconds.
 Broad jump. Richards, Hol- brook. first; HensIey, Wlnslow, second; distance IF feet, g 3-4 inches.
 44O yard dash. Williams. Win slow, first; SandovAl, WinSlow. second; 56 2 5 seconds.
 High jump. Hensley. WinsloW. first; Camp, Winslow, second; distance 5 feet, 1-2 inch.
 Shot put, L. Divelbiss. Hol- brook. first; H. Divelbiss. Hol- brook; second; distance 31 feet, 53-4 inches.
 One mile run, Williams, Win slow, first; Johnson. HolbroOk. second: 5 minutes. 20 seconds.
 22O yard dash. Lee. Holbrook, first; Carroll, Holbrook, second, 25 2-5 seconds
 Pole vault. Richards Hol- brook. first; Johnson, Winslow, second; heighth 8 feet 3 inches.
 880 yard dash. SandovAl. Win slow, first; Johnson. Holbrook, second: minutes. 27 seconds.
 220 yard hurdle. Richards. Hol- brook, first; Williams, Winslow, second; 32 seconds.
 Discus, H ensley, Winslow, first: Lee, Hoibrook. second; dis tance 73 feet. Il 12 inches.
 One mile relay won by the Holbcook team. composed of Car roll, Johnson. Richards and Lee. Time minutes, 15 seconds.
 Individual point winner, Will Hams. Winsiow. first; Richards, Holbrook. second; Lee. Holbrook, third, having respectively 16. I5, and 13 points to their credit.
 Next Saturday, April l6. the sama teams will meet here for the final dual meet of the year before the teams 20 to Flagststl for the big northern Arizona Track and field meet for all the northern county high schools. where the winners of each event will be chosen to compete for his school in the state meet in Tue soa. April 28 80. It is hoped that H,lbrook high school will be rep resented Tn this latter meet as we have some good material and the boys are working hard for their places.
 Saturday morning the local high school will battle with Win slow high in a game of baseball to get back at our defeat last week, and in the afternoon at three o'clock the track meet will take pIaca. Come out and see the boya perform. All the events will be staged at the Athletic field The morning game will start at 10 o'clock so as to give both teams a chance to rest up for the afternoon.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
WOOL SHIPMENTS FROM
 COUNTY LARGE THIS YEAR

The wool shipments from this coun- ty this year are expected to break all former records. It is estimated there will be about 75O,OO0 pounds shipped. The price it will bring is not known but it is thought this years wool will sell at around 35 cents.
 The Grand Canyon Sheep company is shearing about 10000, Cole Camp bell 1S,0O0, the Aubrey Investment company 5000, and the Hudspeth Sheep company 15,000. - Kingman Miner
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
YAVAPAI CLOSES SALE
 OF S1,5O0,000 BONDS
 FOR HIGHWAY BUILDING

Signing of contract for the sale of $1 ,500,000 worth of Yavapai county highway bonds was announced by the board of supervisors. Seven eastern bond houses were represented among the buyers. Delivery of the money will be made, it was said, as soon as the proceedings are approved by the purchasers attorneys. The bond is- sue was voted more than a year ago but the sale has been delayed by pool market conditions and litigation.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

"Were you annoyed because I sharpened pencil with your razor ?"
 Twice" replied the patient hus- ban. After I had given up trying to shave l tried to write with the pencil"
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
INDUSTRY IN
 THE STATE
A Resume of the Industrial Activities of the Week
 In Arizona

High taxes and constant agita- tlon for more pay and shorter hours are having thelr effect on industrial activity. The process must be reversed if we wish a return to stabilized conditions. Reasonable taxes. fair pay and full efficiency should be our mot to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
BLACKMAIL IN
FRISCO OFFICER


because one Fickert was defaa1'
ed and one Brady elected ~ district
attorney In San Francisco, the De-
PENDANT didn't Rave TO pay any blaclg-
mail 10 have his case dismissed~
This unique defense II made BY -
=. Williams In the King county -
perior court against paying hi
$1,000 note. delivered to Waiter pov'
ers. Williams claims. in conJuncfton
with a promise 70 pay 5000 - one
W. p. csubua. former assistant ~
Fickert. for dropping charges u
grand larceny OF some $4,000 wur0
Of liquor against Williams brother
o. =. Williams. and Charles 0uino
and John Doe Thompson.
Powers. IL IN alleged. found his ~
uor stolen from a Eureka. Cal
warehouse. and filed charges agzi0g9
the three men named. The liQuof,
u was said. subsequently was found
IN Oakland. and Powers, Williams
says. represented himself ~ hsv1nG
sufficient influence with csubua -
dismiss the case In return for Ire
note and for 81 1000 paid 70 caubsla.
Williams states further that on
March rs, 1920. he was notified INST
the deal was Off because II required
more cash. but he paid csubua So.
Brady was subsequently eIectsd n
Fickcrt's place. he adds. and the caso
wsr dropped without biackmaiL"
The matter was before jude
Boyd J. Tailman Saturday morning
on a demurrer presented by Poweru,
asking that the defendants answ6f
be thrown out Of court.
Attorney John r. Dure. represent
ing Williams. argued that the entire
matter should be left in the record
70 BE- aired at the hearing on its mee.
its. Judge Tallman decided in favcs
OF Dore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Harris Veto Closes
Medical Lake Clinic

TACOMA. March 1s.--The stafe
Of Washington win make no pro-
vision for the care and treatment
Of diseased and delinquent womsn.
The delinquent home and clinie
NJ Medical lake will be closed March
81. A. the result Of Governor Hart'e
veto Of an appropriation TO main~
tain II.
This was the notification ~
ceived BY Pierce county judges -
day from the state board Of 60
troll.
Hereafter. all women convicted
Of felonies viii have 70 be seDe
to the state pcnitentiary. the ned
fication said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Council Committee
for Rigid Economy

Indicating . desire for rigid eeoo-
orny. the new council finance Co..
mittec. which met Tor the first ttmDo
Friday afternoon, refused to apDeovo
proposed expenditures amounting -
$4,000.
The only exception made waD n
appropriation Of 5000 for ~
streets department, to furnish weg8
on the public Highways for IL -
employed All Of the expendltzuQo
rejected involved deficiency $780,
priations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Argue Judgment IN
Alienation Contooj

Mrs Ade,aide Bcyer's pstitio1 ~
writ Of prohibition agAinst ~
judgment obtained IN the King 49,
~ superior court by Mrs. Ida o. O.
born. 20. in an action which va :
sequel 10 her alienation Of affectioao
suit. was argued before the stats -
preme court Friday. Mrs. ooone4
claimed Mrs. Boyer obtained TIE ~
fecuons and the property Of her hug'
band. the Rev. Theo H. osborn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

Necessity Of lowering Seattle uz0
that new industries may be attrssss1
here was stressed by Councilmen G.
b. Fitzgerald. A. Lou Cohen ana
John e. Carroll In talks before the
members council Of the Chamber q
Commerce at the Masonic club. Fri
day. County Commissioner Claudo
c. Ramsay described the status ~
the Sand Point aviation base - ~
CARDS national legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

Police court charges OF being =
disorderiy person against r.. G..
Pondexter. negro.s so-cailed -Princo
Of India" were dropped because q
insufficient evidence Saturday.
Pondcxter had produced many w.
men witnesses who declared h
cured mental disorders magically.
He also amazed Judge Gordon with
q display OF occult" powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

on the condition that II be used foe
chicken food and fertilizer. $50
cases OF canned salmon. condemned
by federal investigators as unfit for
human consumption, have been
ordered returned to the owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
5000 Free Meals
Given by Veterans

Over $500 lodgings and 5000
meals have been furnished free at
the Veterans hotel. 1908 First eve.
s., according to the report submit
ted TO Seattle post, No. Is. Of the
American Legion. Friday night. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Dodged Wisely but
Not Often Enough

After being ordered out of town
in police court several weeks ago.
X. Yamava lodged out Of sight
every time he spotted Officer r. H.
Braillard, said the cop. BraiIIaPd
saw him first Friday. He was lee
tured and released in police court
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

John r.. sullivan. 50. died Friday at
his home. 2213 w. seth st sullivan
had been a shingie mill operator in
Ballard for IS years. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at . n m. Monday
at the Pheasant Virgins Co. chapel.
with interment In Crown Hill ccme.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Delegates Named to
PIT. A. Convention

Mrs. Roy Garrison, Mrs. w. II.
Hay. Mrs. r. w. Becker and Mrs.
Guy Wilson were Friday named dele
gates TO the King county convention
OF the Parcnt-Teacher association at
Bothell April ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Portland Yeggmen
Rifle Two Safes

PORTLAND. Ore, March "a
Safes OF two Portland business
houses were rifled last night by
what police officials said today was
undoubtedly the same gang Of yegzs.
Soup" was used To blow the safe
doors in both instances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Airgun Terribles
Puncture Window

Boys armed with air rifles stormed
his house. at s24 2ist ave. and pune
tured a window with "BB" shot be.
fore retreating. NJ Smails CON-
plaineded to police saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

Mica In valued most In the cleo
trical industry as an efficient No.
conductor OF electricity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
10 LET-CNFUBNlSuEO
HOUSES


Il b1z 18TH AVE.
large rooms. hath. extra toilet
'.ertra shower bath: newly .psperod
and painted thruout; fuli bsse-
mert: furnace: 2 fireplaces; juet
off Msdrons car lire. WIN iesse
OF sell ress0nabiy. 51u.re invcst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

FRANK l.. ESPARZA and BIAS
Fernandez. found guilty OF dope
peddling in scaled verdict by = fed
cral jury. Sentence deferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

TO WHOM In MAY coNcEHNi
This IL 70 certify that william v.
hareinson has made ~ application
Eiakei<y St. unplatted, Anyone
desiring 10 protest such occupancy
must file such protest at the office
OF the Building Depa rtmsnt. Room
COS county-city Building, prior 70
Aprit g. 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

A LITTLE FARM IN THE CITY
400 ACRES Of fine land. close IN.
eub-divided into ARE and half
acre tracts. with streets and city
water to each tract
Bee our complete DEMONSTRATION
ACRE. With chickens. bersies.
srsi,s vss,.,fa r. nsrdsp' =. she.'ng ye y
good fand
A ssw tracts improved with small
cottages.
VERY EASY TERMS
PUGET MILL CO. uAnd Dspt)
Cali Al our Branch Office. - n w.
and spekans .Tshs Fsuntis.
Oh 81 Pigeon Point We viii hsvs
you on he land In five minutes.
Open sundsya Phone West 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

- Wv a~9%fS4f W<<* = - -
s.nooM COTTAGE
ss 100. water AND sIss a n'c ca
a isssi iot s6sicS: close 10 esriins:
emily 300 cash. 90 . month.
s-ROoM BUNGALOW
VI, $40 Complete bath room set
large living room. dining room.
kitchen, pantry. large front porch.
: eior.ts. bedroom. ssfage wood
ABE s.d large ,e,s CLEARED Lea ~, so ,,n ssr,
city water. fine view. $500 rash.
20 a month. An ATTRACTIVE i,tis
b-RooM MODERN HOUSE
W. 1v0-sood sizes rooms. q we'll
built house. 2 bedrooms and bath
on End floor. full cement base
ment, new furnace; an attractive
= home ms. ana earss'n' 800 S sss al go
KEAs BROS
ballard Ave ~ 2snd, f,aifard f17
FOR hALE-DoOD HOME. GROOM
house. 20 acres, ) cleared. IN
pasture. 80 fruit trees. all kinds
place s sss s'e ana s .sns nou sss
hold goods, Cheap N sold 81 once.
~ y Holmes. Hartford. Wash.
Route No \.
MODERN BuNdAkow. HooMH.
good siss. dandy condition; sleep
ms porch. full basement. laundry
100 Fruit. berries. fiowers. roses;
walking disfapce University, 1
block e ear; usoo' terms KEN
ED 7-RooM MODERN
houss. , iots,. garage. fruit ti.sso;
Hoo cash and terms Capitol 1885.
1t--A BALLARD
BALLxRD BAnoAfHs
ef.foo--S rooms and bath. also
garage. on so-foot lot and paved
balance isss y 30 p month, hs'' 'h''' cash.
si.scc--s rooms an bath. on so
foot lot $500 cash. balance tzo
81 soo--t-rocm house. on fine lot
$500. balance like rent
JOHN NJ pAHI.BY
zoo MArket ~ ballard stt.
II WANIEII-SlfIAL EsTATe
CAN uNE MORE LisTiNds or
Ballard property. vacant lots and
small s SosiS' r. S'' baREnHY
1890 Msfkes ~. Itsilsvd III.
~ tUN EAC1tANGk-Rt<AL
ESTATE
REAL FARM nAIsGAfN
Present owners old. retired. only
ss sss. t e. :fI'n ss "s haze n m nsss
ios Location nsaf tern. school, hixs
milk route ~ acres cleared. In cut-
usstioa. balance good pasture:
dandy good 7-foom house. with
basement; large roomy barn milk
house and chicken heus~s. <pld hop
house. Price only ss,soe. on good
terms. or Will consider modern
home In Seattle
nf INN VIII ss'.H2 i'Iaei
BON SALE on TRspE-corxTR
home. v acre, fruit garden. g.
room hoose large basement near
school. hirh sehgol. .shurch and
r. sss world h b. 10 i've IN or
bring up . family. what have you
10 trade and some cash. Eft
Pinch. wtnsiow. wash.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN. WISHES
,nodrrn bungsiow. range and
chicken house: /; blocks TO car
Tins. block IN pavement WIN
consider Ford In trade. sct7 Sew
20 ACRES OIL LAND IN WYOMING
for sale, near n r. and refinery.
~ oen Might consider sosnr trade.
Write " " Torhert st8 Third
ave. w. for appointment
- ACNEAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

81 FOR HAI.E-AuTOMOuII.ES
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers, etcs-.
ave. Elliott si4o.
MUST sELL NY MITCHELL TotlR.
Ing car, driven iess than 1000
niles n cav wiii trade for lighter car
isis OAKLAND TOURING car
sssY So monthly a,'''i North i,s' -"
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL EXCHANGE MY 1900 MAN.
terpiece for light car or bug. bal
sncc In cash. Phone Main 1850.
local ~. sunday. .--.-.
itiuhEST CASH PRICE, PAID roN
good iixht car. Henry Mo.snnsh
WANT LATE MODEL FoRp SEDAN
81 coupe direct from owner iii'
ga AUTOMOBILES
TO EXCHANGE
AUTO no TRADE
VIII trade Maxwell car for property
II ballard or white Center. A-tI.
star,
WILL TRADE k-PAsstNofsR uAnf
Grand for Dodge or Ford light de-
livery. Call Main 70.o. local No
!. ash for LAWRENCE.
II BOATS AND LAUNCHES
BIO ctr IN HoAT PRICES UNTIL
Car No. 20.
~ MACHINERY
LEcrRfc MOTOR pRTLLH.
pumps w. Monteiius Price CO.
Rent or sale. Main sis. So ist n
Is FOR sAI-E-RKAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE, SILL. OR LEAsE
orr away rnoM rHE CRY
A. vsniee. Issinbridge Island, beau
tlful ell the year. have good housc.
large living room. fireplace with
kettle hook. bookcase, Kitchen with
good furnlturs. also very large
porch 90 sleep or dance. grounds
tooxtss. all the wood you want.
ideal place for family Or club for
week END vacations. Am owner
sn aw deal e, With xs', 20. .s direct, Nil,
price. what you can afford 10 pay:
It's scins 10 be sold for less than
half VS. value. 90 terms n wanted.
or long lease. Have travelling poo
sftfNn anu taH NOV Wv MHF
mote. " you are planning for an
outing for summer or the year
round. this place 10 ideal. and now
u the very beat time TO d. H.
Address Calhoun Hotel. Seattle.
s..sso~cowEx PARK DISTRICT
s.room bungalow. bath; fine level
lot. good view. newly painted;
near Roosevelt high school: ell
improvements except pawn
Easy terms.
~ .oa--tfNfvERsfTy BARGAIN
s-foofn cottarrs near ear and school:
bath. newly decorated; new roof.
lot sexieo. all improvements en-
e~pt paving. Terms can be ar
ranged. pont overlook this.
oo--MEnipIAS DISTRICT
s-room house. bath: near car. all
improvements except paving. good
district bufidins Tor earsge. t2oo
cash. balance like rent
si.sso--cIosE-fS BARGAIN
s-room COTTAGE walking distance:
SNAP. siso cash. balance like rent.
so7 p.nsssss niaw. Elliot, sict.
sunday kepwood ssss.
A LfrTi.E fARM IN THE CRY
A s-foom house with full plumbing;
piece Of ground. ieesisst fine soil,
and ali under cuitiyationi ~ fruit
trees and they arc good ones
biaehh-rtiss. stra~berfies, and
made on this place good suy.
roundings. 4 blocks sa the car. and
Is nongtes 20 center Of city. This
place must be cold. only Ss.too;
t5o0 cash
a SNAP
e-room good hoaee. clean and neat
a. pin. ynsis1 n; only $3.50:
$500 cash. less for ali cash. Ope q
SUNDAY TO show sh~s~ pfaceA
HARRY WoOf.f.E~
sTet Rainier Ave. Rainier 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

~ STOCKS AND BONDS
We HAVE ORDERS TO BUY
SEQ General Oil
5000 silsersmisb.
10 standard csp and Seal.
100 Perfection Tire.
100 western Rubber.
400 Parry oil.
VIZ HAVE ORDERS TO SELL
unl, sirsd,.srs. ! pfd. com. 400 @
s ssss G GO = sn, OF ,,. 80. e
TINT United Finance. 4 IN 10000
1900 Redsmp Gold, Canada. Is
ioee Mckinley Gold Piscers. 10
1000 Ii~Acon Coal ,........... 10
:ee noshsrt steel .;........ ~
All Foreign pcrds and Securities st
Market
Liberty pondr Bought snd Sold.
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES coRPoRATIoS
sas Third Ave. Main sss1.
VIII M vii hIIIsh Ri1, BONDS
ts.Aissha sfearnship Co,
tswoco Cork 81 America
20 rutreii Car Coupler.
zoe simplex Auto wheel
az jazz asne Ksife 0s wssdss ssiA<
100 westsrp smsIsins Z Power.
900 Columbia HrU MfkAl.
i.eee Forks Drilling.
sft Union 81 Elliott $50
WILL MY All. on FART 10
shares KING Airship. 5000 Anaiga-
mated Cold Apply 1875 l. c. smith
nldg
WILL SELL. $ TO % SHARES KING
A App'y y 'c Tss,ar' ss7 si ss e
- BIsINFSs Oi'POkTCNi1IES
THE LELAND HOTEL
- rooms. completely furnished and
modern. $4,000. In center cf
viii handle hi. proposis,on. The
Leland. Lewiston. Mont
PICTURE THEATRE
Have just listed theatre in small
town east Of mountains. Price
$1,000 Have also good suburban
house IN Seattle. SEQ HAuBRoOk.
Restaurant. good business -. LOO
rs roomsng house. on terms -. 2.loo
Grocery loet icss than invoice. i.sTS
MR.. nEiI14INC
soT Hcwe Bldg Annex. 7os and Ave.
FAWMffL RAR0AiS
Small. weiI-eauippcd mill, with tifn-
ber for two years. Belongs to
$500 See Hunt. ss1 Burke Bldg.
FLDFRIy WOMAN WOULD LIKE
TO meet some honest man that
would take half interest In timber
ranch ASS. star.
WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER
having business for sale, John J.
niack, Chippewa Fails, Wis.
SNAIL. GROCERY, s FURNISHED
LYING .reeem. sae sacrifice for
FOR SALE BT.Ac ZENITH SHOP.
tools and stock. complete. Apply
1914 washington IT.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITlED
WANTED
SOLD IN 10 DAYS
All lines OF business sold. partners
obtained. additional capital pro-
cured: expert saiesmen stay with
our buyers until you get the
money. We have hundreds OF buy
ers waiting. BUSINESS is GOOD
WITH ,a 49,. FoN Su ,n,s o MtC,,rloS;
once. We can sell your business
rpEhiL INVESTMENT COMPANY
Second Ave. and Marion St
l22 Burke Bldg.
% PERSONAL
BATH AND MASSAGE PARfOR
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
Upstairs e1& First ave. Main t11s
MATERNITY CASES TAKEN, $40
week. Practical nurse: private
home. c. s.. Ballard 4b47.
ANNA MARKS. Hydrotherapy, scien-
tific massage. e07 Mutual Life Bldg;
NuRsE-Mrs. A. wiileiksen. Ballard
100 REAL ESTATE IOANs
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Rothc Farm
Mtg. Co, inc. f022 srd av.. Seattle.
1906 FUNERAL. NOTICES
McELRoY-At Edmonds. Wash.
March %, 1891, JOHN THOMAS
McELRoy. aged 50 years, beloved
husband OF Emma McElroy and
father OF Theron. Francis, Nora
MclIlroy and Mrs. Ruth Bigelow.
Member Lodge No. i6s. Y. a a. NJ.