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Good Scores in
Eastern Shoot
c. E. Tompkins, of Nelo-
ark, N. j., Is High Pro-
fessionaI.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 2..-
FThe third days shooting in the
Eastern Zone handicap was held
|today. and the same good scoring
las on the previous days marked the
work at the traps of the New
bIayen Gun Club. The concluding
Event Of the big tournament will be
shot tomorrow.
W. III. Patterson. of Buffalo, this
Afternoon won the Eastern Zone
championship at 16 yards
The shooting for this event began
Yesterday afternoon with the first
4 90. Patterson registering 30. TINS
morning he followed that score UP
syIth another 80 in the second 100
for a total of 19s. DR.. G.
I-s Martin. Of New York. with a
kosaI Of 1877 for the two days, was
Funner-up.
In the professional class c. z.
!Tompkins, of Newark. n. J.. was
high man with 1876. getting 81 today
nd 9s yesterday. w. H. Richard, Of
New Haven, was second with 1s4,
having 81 targets to his credit each
lay
DR.. Martin won the second event
be the day-the preliminary handi-
ap from 1s to % yards. His marx
1ls 81. W. E. Beers. Of New Brit
10. Conn, was runner-up with s6.
rhe high-gun prize for the day was
sfried OF also by DIR. Martin with
score of 1876.
Montreal today was chosen as the
lace for the 1922 Eastern Zone
andicap, and George s. Mccarthy,
E Woodbury., N. j., was selected
Eastern Zone delegate at the meet
hg Of the state representatives to
he Eastern Zone conference The
nadian city was the only appI-
ant for the tournament. Provi-
ehce. p. l.. announced that il
snted the tournament in 1929.
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BOXING NOTES.

CHICAGO. July 2z.-Jir Mullen.
prora matchmaker. returned from
teaha last night. where he had
ssn Langford. New York heavy
eight. for a scheduled ten-rounder
fHh One-Round Wright wednes-
ay. Langford won in the ninth
>Snd- Mullen plans to use Than"
Tth Harry Wills the latter part
next month
me twelve-round decision bout
kSween Johnny Dundee and Bert
psncer. originally scheduled to
Ne place at Brooklyn on August
has been moved forward to July
-
Che promoters of the bout be-
Eeen Benny Leonard and Lew
fpdler. sheduled for August ~.
are predicting a gate
1nore than s15O.0o0. Leonard is
feceive 40 per cent Of the gross
|oeipts-
II
Charlie White, local lightweight
lie aspirant, has been matched
th Johnny Dundee for a ten-round
fcision bout at New York, August
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TlU0 HOnlers Help
Cubs Beat Phillies

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Two
home runs by Roy Grimes and
Charley Deal helped the Chicago
Cubs win the fourth game of the
series with the Phillies here today,
s to ]. Sedgewick, former Wash
ington pitcher, twirled for the
Phillies until the ninth inning. The
score: ..r..
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Giants Again J0Ited
By Humble Reds, H-2

NEW YORK, July 22.-The Giants
lost to the Cincinnati Reds once more
today. IL to 2, playing loosely be-
hind poor pitching by Phil Douglas
and Cecil Causey and batting in
consistently and weakly against the
pitching of Luque. Score:
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Braues s Divide
With Pittsburgh
Record Crolod Sees TU0
Ertra-Inning Games
In Boston.

BOSTON. July 22.-The Braves and
Pirates split a doubie-header today,
both games going into extra innings.
The first went to the Braves IN ten
innings, 2 to l. and the second TO the
Pirates IN thirteen innings. q to D.
Both games were full Of sensational
fielding and the pitching was Of the
gilt edge variety. A record crowd
to watch the Braves In their
fight to wrest the league leadership
away from the visitors. Scores:a
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FIRST CANE.
Totals. 81 5'2s Is Totsls. So 80

Totals. 81 5'2s Isl Totais.. 81 80 10
zone out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh. 90 o o 90 20 o OIL
Boston. OIL % o o O. 0 o IL
Runs-Bigbee. Barbara, Boeckel. Error
Cntshaw. Two-base hit-McQullian. Sac
riice hits--Holke, Grimm, southworth (2).
Nicholson. Aaranville. Stolen bases-Barn-
hart. Bases on balls-0f McQuillan. 4;
Hamilton, ). Struck out--By McQuillan,
8; by Hamilton, Q. Double plays-Ford to
Barbara to Holke. Time. 1:59. Umpires-
Moran and Rigler.
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Maisel. Deal. Lebourveau. Error-Parkin-
son. Left on bases-Philadelphis. 6; Chi
cago, l. Two-base hits--Konetchy (2).
Terry. Three base hit-Flack. Home runs
Grimes, Deal. Sacrifice hit-Monroe. Stolen
bases - Maisel. Double plays-Monroe 10
Parkinson to Konetchy: Sedgwick to Park
inson; Deal to Terry to Grimes (2). Bases
on balls-oh Ponder l. Struck out-by
Ponder. 8; by Sedgwick. 8; by Belts, l..
Losing pitcher-sedgwick. Time, 90. Um-
pireS-Hart and Mccormick.
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WAR INrER.BuREAU LEAGUE,

Pneeger. Karnes, Mitchell. French, Powell,
Meaney, Reidy t2). Thomas (2). o'DonneIl,
Todd. Errors-Cooper (2), Klein (2).
F1eeger. Karnes. Barnes. Thomas C2). Two
base hits-O'Brien. Pheerer. Reidy. Three
base hit-Todd. Stolen bsses-o Brien (2) ,
Westfall (2), Stewart. Sscriacef hits-west-
fail, Pheeger. Powell. BasesUrn balls--of
Westfan. 1. struck out-by westfan, @;
by Helquist, o. Hit By pitcher-by Hell
qrist (0'Brien.)
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tai Park also ran.

Fifth R.ee-Frank shannon. s1ics' :
PsrkeD, 2o-25. 1850, l.20: Doccl-,
li3 CHarringtonD, 1L45, Sis: Beae-,-
violent. ITO (AorrisD, $50. Ting
l:47 As. Mistress Polly. Frank y.
Bribed Voter, Miss Mil. Thunder,
bird. COrson. Mountain Rose I'd $50
ran "a
Sixth Raee-Broom Peddler. i'd.
CGantner), 5-95, 4.3o. $40: Waller
Turnbow, lie DENNY, 1920. 1910.
Darnay, 1lO (TaylorD. $50. Time,
l:4s l-5. Alex Jr.. Hopover. DariieN.
Old AcKenna. Iron Boy. Old Nfse
Harry Burgoyne, Our BirthdaSS
Princess. Myrtle also ran.
seventh Race Incog. iOf.
CBrookeD. 500, S.3S. 5.2e; Murray
113 CMcTsggartD. 1850, $50: Asagt's
F., Ill (Burke), 2.s5. Time. I:f5 4-5.'
Star Realm, DIR. Rae, Vice Chairman.
Nellie Yorke, Sea Prince also ran
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GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Totals. IS 10 q e Totals Al ~ q i3
z-Dyer batted for Mccarthy in ninth.
Score by innings: -.
Navy Yard............ 00202Ol- l-6
Navy Department. ..... 1902 90 OF
Runs-FreLch. Blair. Fraser (2), Sterzer,
Humphreys, Purdy. Lynch, shalin, Harms
berger t2). Flaherty t2). Errors-Luscumb
(2), 0fut, Humphreys. Two-base hits
Sterzer, Luscumb, Lynch. Shalin, Flaherty
Three-hasa hit-Norris. Stolen base-Norris
Sacrifice hits-MeCarty, Luscumb. Bases on
balis-ofr Humphreys, 1 in innings: OF
Kelly. in D innings. Struck out-by Hum
phreys, .: By o~eps, 9; by Kelly 3. Double
plays-Purdy TO Flaherty to Watt to Fla
herty Wild pitch-kelly. Hits-of Hum
phreys, 10 IN 5 innings: OF Owens. in 4
innings. Hit by piteher-by Kelly (McCsrtyD.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Memphis, 4; Birmingham, ust game ]
Memphis. 3; birmingham, 2 cd game.)
Mobile, 4; Chattanooga. /.
New Orleans, 4; Atlanta, o.
Nashville. /: Little Rock. 4.
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huns-Neaier bOhne. iron (SD, housh (3l,
Daubert, Duncan. HargraVes C2). Kelly, c.
Walker. Errors-Burns, Frisch (2D, L.
Smith Home runs-Bohne. Kelly. Two
base hits-Daubert, Bancroft. Roush. Wal
ker. Rawlings. Sacrifice hits-Daubert (2)
Bohne. Stolen bases-Groh, Harrrayes
Nesle. Double play-Kelly to Bancroft.
Bases on balls-on Douglas, 1. Struck out
by Douglas. 1; by Luquc, .. Hit By pitched
enll-by Douglas tGroh). Left on bases
New York, I; Cincinnati, S. Umpires-klem
and Emslie.
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DEPARTMENTAL IEAeuE.

" .-...-. ...... -.... OIo02OOO0-S
Eons-Insley. Charlton, Higgins. Errors
|kson. Damon (2), woodhsm, wfJ-on r.
h.lt Tvo-base htt-rrbet. sacrfnce hit-
FSeith- Bases 90 balIs-on Wilson I.
Lffell. !. Struck oIt--by Wilson. \. hx
p 10. Hit By piteher-by Pfeil Damon
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Dodgers Take Close
Game from, Cards

BROOKLYN, July 22.-The Dodgers
took another game from the Cards
h tndn,. {
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ScOrt by Innings:
Pittsburgh. o o 1 O o IA
Boston. 0O1 o o o . 0 o o o 0--8
Runs-BiEbee, Whitted 49,, Boeckel. Ford
(2). Two-base hits-FOrd, Boeckel. Three
base hit-Whitted. Sacrifice hits-Gowdy,
SouthwOrth, Barnhart. Carey, Maranville.
Stolen bases-southworth. Bigbee. Bases on
balls-On GlaBner, /. Struck out-By Pill
ingim, I: by Glazner, 4. Time, 2:l0. I'm
pires-Rigler and Moran
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tBatted for Schupp in eighth.
Score BY innings:
st. Louis. 10000 700 2 0-5
Brooklyn. n............ 0O01 30 o X-6
Rups-J. Smith, Mann, Stock, Hornsby,
Fournier, Olson. Griffith, Wheat. Neis,
Schmandt. Errors-Stock, Fournier, Olson
(2), Johnston. Kilduf. Three-base hit
Smith. Two-base hit-wheat. Stolen base
Wheat. Double play-Johnston lunassist-
ed Bases on balls-0n Cadore, 1; OF
Schupp, 3; OF Pertics, !. Struck out by
Schupp, 3: by Pertica, 5. Hit BY pitched
balI-By Cadore (Hornsby).. Left on bases
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis, 3. Umpires-
Quigley and Brennan.
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Jimmy Dunn, Cleveland manages
Of mAulers. is on the war pseos
against nearby promoters. DS1rf-
claims that Carl Tremsine, his star.
bantamweight contender. is hNinE
sidetracked on account of Ihs
knockout punch that he carries iu
his right hand
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Totals. 70. 81 - 81 Is Tctals.... 30 9 81 Il
z-Batted for sedgwick in eighth
Score bY innings.
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Carmencita. 3 10 5. to Q. out: Matches
Mary. even, 2 to .: Mad Nell. j TO .,
Time, 1:07 90. Start poor: won easily;
place same. winner =. . by Fitzherbert
or Spanish Prince 3D. Manzanita. Trainer,
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INTERNATIONAL IEAGU

Reading. Il. Newark. ..
Rochester. 9; Syrzcuse, Q.
baltimore. ?; Jersey City, J.
Buffalo. 4; Toronto, 6.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 46 II 80 II Totals. As s 80 Is
'Bstted for Fillingim in thirteenth.
Score BY innings:
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Totals. 90 16 81 81 Totals. 81 10 q "A
z-Cunningham batted for Caussy in ninth.
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sidereal. IL to ), 3 to 5, out; Yankee Maid.
to 5, out; Modo. out. Time. 1:O7. Start
good; won handily: place easily. Winner
che. ., by Shoot-Old Squsw. Trainer, II.
Hirsch.
SECONn RACF
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oIsOOnO hASL.
SotIare Purse 81 n

Hero UIrI, II 70 I, 5.to !, 2 to /; ThimbIe
even, : to 3; Dark Hill, to 3. Time, l:47 o.
start good; won easily; place same. Win.
ser p't. oy onn-forpenhow. Trainer, Il.
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Totals. =. IS 10 81 e Totals. Al ~ q 10
z-Drer hatted for Mccarthy in ninth
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMPIRE CITY, July :2.-weather clear;
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THIRD RACE.

Hugar Allen Foe, 70 I, out out; Curfew.
TO o. out; L'Eclair, 8 OF 3 Time, lao o.
star, coed: won easily; place ssme. win
per pa,,o os o. oy Ac6ee-Aaltha" Trainer. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22

HELENA. Monthly Mail.t-An
Adanless Eden Is fast rounding into
shape near bere.
Plain man win 10 forever taboo.
It's At the permanent camping
site Of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional womcn's
clubs on the Little Biackfoot river
In the Helena reserve
Them. In the Rockies, far from
the right OF man. the women viii
swim. hike. fish and play this sum-
MGR.
A permit for s,fe camp has been
obtained from the federal forest serv-
leo by the Montana branch Of the
organization and plans for the erec-
ton Of the camp are being rushed
These plans are In the hands OF
the four girls who compose the
official board OF the Montana orranL
nstion- Hazel Davis president:
Bertha q. Carroil vice president:
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Seaplanes Search
for Lost Spcedboaf

MIAMI. Fla. April 33.-Throo
seaplanes were dispatched from hcre
today TO search for the small sped
boat Adieu. which Is believed TO b
out Of control and adrift betwean
Bimini and Miami.
Five were aboard the Adieu
The party made the i5-mile trip -
Bimini last week and were expected
to return to Miami last Sunday.
The Adicu was last seen Sunday II
miles off Blmini.
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Bessie Davvy. secretary. and Mabel
J. Humphrey. treasurer.
The camp viii be named Camp
Lena Lake Forrest. In honor OF Mrs.
Forrest Of Detroit, national prcsi-
dent
We win let men put up the four
log cabins on the site. but after that
no men need apply" says Miss Car.
roll The camp 10 20 miles from CIV
ilization. but / think that well b
able 10 take care OF ourselves. Bears?
Yes. there are some of them around.
to he sure. but we're not a bit wor..
ried- There must be some excite
ment In camp life, you know.
''woodchoppers. guides. cooks and
other men Usually found around
summer camps won't be seen around
Camp Lena Lake Forrest We
women will do all the woodchoppinx
and cooking that Is neccssary.-
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9. iOR sAIE-wATERFHONT
PROPERTY

INTNUNID
WATER FRONT RANCH. ~ ACRES
ri~s clover. small house. barn.
new chicken and root house; low
banks. sandy beach. on perfect
harber: land gentle slope and
level: on county road; near school
and y. o. Price t2.s0es easy
SALT WATER FRONT SNAP. &
d~ng water. Price i4be.
Two 5acfe tracts. acres cleared
in each tract. all tracts with 900
feet Of water front: fishing, clans.
hunting. all good land. west coast
D.. Schultz Cre.nbank. Wash.
m TO ore~nbsnk school house. In
uuire w Day.
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The'Sphynx
Directing to
Prohibition

NEW YORK. April s3.-'The
National Order Of sphynx.- an
organization 70 combat prohibit
ton. protested today against =
Sunday lecture by william J.
Bryan IN q New York school
building under the auspices OF the
board OF education.
The -Sphynx" declared II was
not right TO tax citizens 70 pay
Bryan's lecture fee when they al
ready were burdened by taxes In
creased by prohibition
Prohibition" the protest aid.
lis un.American, anti Christian,
snthJewish and antievcrything,
and in the final analysis an utter
failure"
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Farmer Il Found
Hanging in Barn

MISS0ULA. Mont. April 22.--Tha
body OF George Smith. a farmer livs
ing near Missoula- was found hang.
ing in his barn today. Smith had
missing for two days. He bad hang
ed himself with a piece of bailing
wire. His 12-year-old daughter.
Georgiana- was staying in the near
by house alone. while Mrs Smith
was out OF town
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Resent Tea. Slight;
Democrat Landslide

ROOSEVELT. N. j.. April e3.--In
lean and barren year the demo
cratic victory in clecting three can
didates to the school board stands
out like a good deed In a naughty
world The result Is attributed 70
the exclusivencss Of republican
women. who didn't invite newly en-
franchised voters to their teas and
card parties
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Notorious Robber
Trapped by Opium

PEkING, April :2.--With the aid
OF opium two Malays contrived to
disarm notorious robber chief
near Jencri. when they tried to
take him alive he made desperate
resistance and was eventually
killed
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Murphy Laid to
Rest at Calvary

Lawrence Murphy. rs. killed In an
auto accident Sunday. was laid to
rest this morning in Calvary GENE
terry. Funeral services were held In
Blessed Sacrament church. A large
number of friends and relatives were
In Attendance.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS OFFERED
= 8. ie-share lots King Air
ship ................. Special
~ Am. Nitrogen Products 1880
pfd.. ist. 3nd com
United Finance ....s.5.0o
700 DAVIS Car ss....s.... 10
1900 Forks Drilling ... 10
1000 Wyoming Pacific OH. OF y
ssl Columbia Red Metal 80. 10
1900 AmaiEamated Gold NJ. Bld
$50 Victory Rubber .. 40
500 Mid Continent Royalty. 80
See Victory Rubber display at the
Arena Stock should be bought
at current prices.
wanted-Liberty and Victory Bonds
G. J. STEEPf.E
ia cherry 81 Main tsas.
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FARM LANDS

CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND.
Q. 600. 900 acres OF fertile prairie land.
ready for the piow. ~ an average
price Of us per acre. 20-ysnr
terms. 2 per cent Interest for fret
? years; no principal payments for
years Also Thousands 81 acres
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre. Including water
right $1,000 loan for Improve
menta makes easy for you TO
start with small capital We Issue
low rates 10 Alberta For maps
literature and rates. apply 90 ca.
madam Pacific ny. Land Dept. EOS
pioneer Bldx; Main s731.
YAKIMA VALLEY LAM SALE
The earliest district In the state;
under government irrigation prof.
ect sunnyrids extension. good.
deep soil. no rock or gravel. on
main line H. r. close 10 depot
Easy terms. Low price of So per
acre and up. We are the owners.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
efh GFssn RIDE Main IIf0
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ACREAGE
DAVID y. EAYTMAH
1894 Third Ave.


GOOD LAND CLOSE TO eEATTLE
as cash.
acres level land. Of clay soil. on
North Trunk highway. between
Seattle and Alderwood Manor
view properly. well located, and
about 500 feet north OF the high
way. Price 1850; terms SO cash
and balance monthly.
SIS 20 ft7s per acre.
fold on easy terms.
Excellent land. level. no waste.
and on the Bcilevue-Rsdmond
highway
Sold in ~ acre tracts to io-Aers
tracts
Excellent ioEanberry land
over 200 arres Of my Bellevue
tracts already sold 20 satisfied
purchasers Investigate before
buying elsewhere.
Cleared land. ready for the piow.
1850 10 800. cold on easy terms.
Level land. excellent for fruit
berfi~s or general crops. location
Mercer Island, about hnif-mils
from boat landing.
This office has soid 10 tracts IN
the past few months which are
being improved. IL 10 the cheapest
buy near Seattle.
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GARDNER AGENCY

We have just taken in trade on a
new Gardner 1917 Dodge road
ster This car has 3 good tires.
bumper spotlight, new top, etc.
We are rebuilding this motor, in
stailinr new pistons. rings, etc.
This IN real good buy at the
price asked. Price $3.50.
Many more cars to select from
Come In and see them.
SHIELDS LfvENGOoD MOTOR co
18th Ave. and T.. Pike ST. East 100
1918 FORD TOUR1NG-THIS CAR
In fine running order. and looks
good. KenSpod $500.
1917 BRIScOE TOURING CAR, FINE
running order $3.50. 1907 Win
throp. Beacon 1881
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CARD OF THANKS

NE WISH TO EXTEND OUR SIN
cerc thanks TO friends and rela-
tives for the beautiful floral Of
ferinEs and sympathy extended
during the recent illness and be-
roavcmont OF our beloved mother.
MRS, NJ. SODORFF,
MRS. II. G. WILLIAMS
AllS. ED BROOKS.
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900 Hothert Process Steel
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(. L. s. Automotive units 100 %
Superior Portland Cement. Tsn0
: Peters Home Bldg. units 1000
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ANNA MARKS. Hydrothcrapy. scien-
tific massage. GOT Mutual Life Bid.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

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homes, monthly repayment plan.
keap Bros. ballard ave. and s2nd.
Phone Ballard 12T.
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81 FOR sNE-AuroMonnEs
buy A USED CAR
FROM An OLD
RESPONSIBLE HOUSE

A USED can Is AS GOOD AZ THE
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CARLOAD OF HORSES FROM EAST
OF the mountains Single horses,
well broke. 500 up; team, weight
1900; one team. weight 1900: sew
eral head Of horses. weight about
1900. for sale. cheap. 1907 Fourth
Williams news., 1921-12-02
Is Humanity Ready for World Peace

The last hideous nightmare of hatred, fury, unparalleled carnage and worldwide agony should have done much to pre- pare mankind for such a step. Will a yet more colossal cata- clysm be required to awake man in the mass to the awful folly of relying upon fiendish twentieth century force as a means of settling international difficulties?
 There are but two possible roads to world peace; one is a Republic of Nations; the other is the establishing of a peace similar to the old Roman Peace. thru the predomjnance of one great nation over the entire world, subjecting all other nat ions to it's will. The latter sue- gestion is intolerable while a group Of independent civili7e ed nations remain on the globe. There remans for America the choice between joining such Republic of Nations with it's re- responsibilities and it's demands offering a hope of world peace; and declining to join such an Association with the assurance that another great war i< not many years off and that every resource should be turned to preparing for such an eventual ity.
 Which shall it be?
Williams news., 1921-12-02
Like Banquo's Ghost.

Senator Borah and others of the hitterest enemies of the League of Naions, are again indulging in oratorical tirades at the rencent reappearance of this indomita ble spectre They thought they had the League safely dead and buried, but here it appears again pulsating with renewed life and extend ing the hope of permanent peace to a war weary world. Ant. what is more, this same league-perhaps by a different name-will be alive and ;unct- ioning years after Bor..h and all his supporters have lived their few score years and pessed to the great beJ'nd.
Williams news., 1921-12-02

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