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~ the ministry OF the navy and scvcn
the army.
TokuEawa's Selection surprise.
Tho appointment OF Vice Admiral
Kato and that OF Ambassador Shida-
hara had been anticipated but the
ANahi Shimbun. In commenting upon
the makeup OF the delegation. em-
phasizeH the fact that the appoint-
ment of Prince Tokugawa was a great
surprise 10 the nation. II Expresses
the view that for one thing II cm-
bodies move by Premier Hara ia
ministry after the Washington con-
ference. when the present cabinet. IL
says. Is likely TO resign.
The official announcement con-
firms the forecasts that Vice Admiral
kanil Kato would head the navy dele
CATION and f.ieutcnant General
Giluchi Tanaka that Of the army.
mcnting upon the appointment OF
Prince Tokugawa alluded to him as
"pron0uncedly n man cf peace and
common aensc" and called attention
TO the princes proficiency In English
as result OF long residence In Eng
land, where he was educated. The
prince has been termed "a demo- Totic
aristocrat" Ie has invariably been
leader In the adoption OF western
customs and likes To entertain
foreigners.
American Acquaintance.
A. for Masano iiNnihnra. heading
the list OF secretaries his ~ years In
Washington and hts wide acquaint-
ancs with American public mSn and
American conditions together with It's
record as vice foreign minister led To
| his selection as secretary general. as
hts title will be.
Tsueno Matsudiarn. second OF the
secretaries. has had l0ng experience
In China and Europe. As Japanese
commissioner 60 siberia ho rendered
seryices leading to hir recall 20 this
important position In Toxic which he
holds
Dr Kiroku iisyaShi u AN authOrits
on international law while Toru
Takan represents tho Information
bureau uf tho foreign offlrc.
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For - hours
ending q e. M
Highest tonpcrd
turc 81. Lowest
temperature 80
Daily ruugD tenn
prruturr ~
Aicuu daily tom
ucrnturr T2 Rel
ativ, humidity q
o. IN ~ EttH
Giyr humidity g
"a ul 81. Pre-
ripItttIou uup
Man velocity uf
wind miles per
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<,4, MrNivo Fair tonight
.oolrr northwest pultiun. Thu's-
' Nr.lona Generally fair tonight.
..,,l.wiint cooler In extreme west
,ortton. Thursday tair.
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Weather
at the

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
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II-Ir \ UrrVWUns dlT0'IIon WN7TI
i,b,ft,trr of the day clear
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coIonAno SURVEYOR.

WASHINGTON. sept as Nomina.
uons sent TO tho senate today by
President Harding Included wm. H.
ciark' Of Meckes. 10 be surveyor gen
crnl Of Colorado.
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The Colt High School team made q
fine showing in their first baseball
game against the Alumni. They bat
tied along for four innings before the
Alumni broke into the score column.
In the first inndng the High put
men on second and third. but Larson
retired the side on strikeouts. The
Alumni bid for a run in the second
inning. having a man on third with
none down. but a nice double play.
Pengilly TO Wardy TO Gnody cut the
man of at the plate.
The real trouble began in the 4th
inning with two hands down, when
Barnette dropped a fly and three runs
went over before the side was retired.
Larson pitched steady game for
the Alumni. getting Is strikeouts.
Pengilly opposed him and got away
we'll until In the sixth when he lost
control. Only one earned run was
scored of him. He was replaced by
Eckerberg who finished with only
one marker chalked against him.
Hy Kieren, Alumni. and c. Dove,
High. showed we'll in the field, while
Gnody and Purdy did heavy stick
work. Total times at bat. hits and
runs follows.
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PROPOSAL NOTICE
RemodelIng Court House, Crystal
Falls. Michigan

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the materials and lab
or in connection with the remodeling
of the Courthouse at Crystal Falls,
Michigan Will be received by John
Wall, County Clerk. Crystal Falls
Michigan until the hours of A. M
on Saturday, the 2sth day OF May,
1921.
All bids must be in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by
David Il. Anderson. Architect. Maroli
& Oberg Building. Iron River, Mich.
which may be had on application at
the Office OF the Architect or at the
office OF John Wall. County Clerk,
Crystal Falls, Mich. Bids to be seal
ed and marked Sealed Bids, Remod-
cling Courthouse. Crystal Falls,
Mich. All bids must be accompan-
led by certified check OF $4,000
The County Board OF Supervisors
reserve the right TO accept any, re-
ject any or all bids submitted.
Signed,
John Wall, County Clerk.
Crystal Falls, Mich.
Read The Ads
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Crystal Falls
Shimbaugh

Read The Ads
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POTATO PLANTING
DEMONSTRATION

At Pine Grove Farm, Fortune Lake,
there will be a demonstration OF
planting potatoes with the Eureka
Potato Planter. on Thursday, May 19,
1921, from IL to 12 a. IN. and 2 to p.
m.
All interested are cordially invited
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Village OF Alpha. water ...... GOO
John Bauer A Son. supplies :. 6.54
Mike Voeditz. wood ... 400
En-. Miss. College Fress, sup :. 3.7s
Thos. Charles Co. sup ..... Sc
Gann a Co., books ............ 45.47
Diamond Drill. publishing 49,. 600
swanson Bros, supplies ...... 34.50
John Nasberg. frt. exp ..... 6.S1
Motion by Whitehead supported by
Swanson that the bills be allowed as
read and orders drawn In payment OF
same. Motion carried.
Motion by Sampson. supported by
Whitehead that VIM. Equist and John
Charlier be given contract to dig, lay
and refill for sewer connection with
the village main at 60c per lineal fool.
Motion carried
There being no further business the
meeting was upon motion adjourned.
II. G. Whitehead, Sec.
Read the Ads
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----Read Tha Ads
GUN CLUB RESULTS

The shoot pulled off by the Crystal
Falls and Stambaugh gun clubs last
Saturday was very interesting and
brought many shooters out to the
grounds. The scores made by the
five leaders are as follows:
Gtrvofon Fall
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FOR SALE AT oNE-THIRD PRICE.
Piano, late style, Al condition.
One Organ, good as new, real bar
gain. ! range. a beauty, used 80 days.
Beds. dressers, Springs, Dining tab
les, Parlor Rockers, Farlor Suites.
Rockers, etc, your own price. Bet
ter call today and investigate. These
are real bargains.
City Repair Shop.
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Three base: Keast.
Struck out by Larson: Is.
Struck out by Pengilly: 3.
Struck out by Eckelberg: 5.
Base on halls: Larson, 2.
Hit with pitched ball: Larson /.
Wild pitch: Pengilly 4
Wild pitch: Larsen 1.
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The Story of
Our States
By JONATHAN BRACE
XXVII.--FLORIDA
TNES FLORIDA A
? !: !: !: !: !: !: !: !:
M.S.4ssS sS6M L was con-
H ~ GT1ATN ica's hrst
NS21Nf1.TE health resort.
WoVS4 S4R1ErH<yRW II was the
%sNtltEs5gt/ search for
\sewEr mythical
Fountain OF Perpetual Youth
that led Ponce de Leon, the
Spanish explorer, to land near
the present site Of 81. Augustine.
His redlscovery OF Florida In
1913 was on Easter Sunday.
hence the name, which is from
Pascua Florida or Flowery Pass
over, which is the Spanish for
Easter Sunday.
The French were the next set
tiers, founding colony on the
SC. Johns river. Spain promptly
took action TO maintain her own
ership OF this region and sent
over an expedition which erected
a fort under the leadership OF
Menendez at St. Augustine In
1866 and exterminated the Huge
not colony. 81. Augustine Is the
oldest city In the United States.
There followed a period OF hos
tility between the English col
onlsts In the CarOlinas and the
Spanish In Florida. BY the trea-
~ OF 1893 Spain ceded Florida
TO England In exchange for Ha-
yana, which England had cap
tured a few years previous. II
remained an English colony un-
til the last years OF the Revolu-
tion when Spain recapturcd II.
There were two provinces,
East and West Florida. AS the
Spanish ruled Florida with a
very loose form Of government.
this region became the refuge OF
pirates. smugglers and lawless
characters. Such an element to-
gether with the unruly Seminole
Indians naturally caused a great
deal Of trouble. To overcome
this. President Monroe pur-
chased Florida from Spain In
1919 for s5.000.O00 or about
eleven cents an acre. II was
organized into a territory and
In 164b was admitted to the Un.
ION.
Florida In sometimes called
the Byerglade State on account
Of the vast swamp-land In its
southern part II II also known
an the Peninsula State and n the
southernmost State OF the Union.
It's area 10 $500 square miles.
90 by Mcclure Newspaper syndiesss,
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LAND FOR SALE:-360 acres OF
good farm land with buildings, locat-
ed near Michigamme and Deer riv-
ers and 1s mile from railroad. In
quire OF Wahlstrom Bros, Iron
Mountain, Mich. uS-21-pd)
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Nav 3. 1921.

A regular meeting OF the Mastodon
Township School Board held In the
Porter School on the above date.
Meeting called 70 order by J. X.
Hubbard with the following members
present: Hubbard, Sampson, White
head. Absent: Davis and Swanson.
The minutes OF the last regular
meeting were read and approved as
read.
The report Of the auditing commit
tee was made as follows;
T.. r. Parmlee and G. ID.
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| to attend.
A lunch will be served at ~ noon.
Chas. M. Rogers,
Assisted by Mr.. q. Franzen.
Read The Ads
MASTOD0N SCHOOLS
April 5. 1921.
A regular meeting OF the Mastodon
Township School Board held at the
Porter School at 7:30 r. M. on the
above date.
The meeting was called to order by
President J. X. Hubbard.
The roll cali was as follows:
J. X. Hubbard. Anthony Davis, Pet
er Swanson, Ernest Sampson and II.
G. Whitehead.
The minutes OF the last regular
meeting read and approved as read.
The report OF the auditing commit
tee was read as follows:
G. A Gustafson, balance ..... 4s6.S1
ID. Skrevone. labor ........ $50
Peter Nelson, teaming ...... 1890
Alpha Tele. Co., services 49,. $50
Fred Il. oIin, supplies ...... 50.7O
/ j, Okenek, livery ..... 300
Alpha Light. Co.. light ...... 42.34
Mike Voeditz. wood .......... 400
ID. g. Heath Co, supplies .... l.73
Mrs. ii. w. Gil. supplies ...... 1.55
W. M. Welch Mfg. Co, supplies $50
A. Flanagan c., supplies 80. 67.20
Oliver Beaudoin. draying 80. 3.25
Thos- Charles Co.. supplies :. 1874
west Disinf. Co., supplies -. 1920
~. w. Brassington, extras -. 400
Baker Paper Co.. supplies 49,. s42
Paul Andersen, labor and Gltss 22.99
Mrs. Edwards. subteaching :. 1850
Moved by Swanson. supported by
Sampson that the bills be allowed as
read and orders drawn on treasurer
In payment of same. Motion carried
@. A. Gustafson, contractor was
present, and presented final statement
on contract OF addition TO Porter
School.
Several communications were read
and placed on file. The secretary
was Instructed to get prices on three
cars OF soft coal.
Motion by Anthony Davis. support
ed by Sampson that Mr.. G. w. Brass
ington be re-engaged as superintend-
ent of school for the ensuing year at
the salary OF s2SO0.O0 and house rent
Motion carried.
Motion by Sampsonoe f......b..
Motion by Swanson and supported
by DeAmisis that Mr.. Brassington
draw contract for those teachers who
wish to return for the ensuing year.
Motion carried.
The secretary was instructed TO
see the village marshal in regards TO
truant officer.
There being no further business
the meeting was upon motion ad-
journed.
II. G. Whitehead.
Secretary.
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Classified Ads

FOUND: A upper set OF false teeth.
Mrs. John Clymites, Waterworks.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

..t lNN,U
W. UHN HHt. |utI NUsI ..u nHu. IaI
By. NI.. HHm.H inuf yHI u, Iuf,Ualul
r 'pu us tt.r .r. uHrElIu. ,uu ',Uur
'F'''
IlIEIU UNNE U.IY
1900 y1.h o.. u.r WHufu uUE H moot a..
'"uN Ii.'u' ..u." .NIu. ..'. ...I Huut
"N' n'"'" "i l"a"U.' paving tI.s. tH
u'', n'' ''''h nH' '.I''H".| II"
nov '''' '' '''Nr '"''
wv, ,.'''.n I"l 'U'' ..'.
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w h '',.' M.'
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tiii. '"." g' '..h ra'w'W
W." N''' '.''' ''''. ''"h' ''''
NERN ETAriuN uur uui ONE f,urrh
a,r" poultry farm i.Iutr burutlpv
raa rlr"trl ly Telephone I71 va.,r IN
nnn.c' p'nNn hgn'r' F'rl 'n' in'ing
,"n,b''', Ini ln' huslu's' 30 uW'r conn
Nnl'' l'En.,nA i"'iNul'" '' 'N'".t
harr,in al "a zoo vub tenn "a
shnlicky & 90 cedar i.iS
,,..
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OZARK FARMS Missouri aud Arkansas
from 90 60 1000 gcroH, nll T'tu y from,
5000 up. Come In or write he Ersbl't
co.. tua security HulldlnE hcAs Ossga
tbt1 Residence. OHaEr bG0UtR.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT .
OFFICES ANp DESK NOON

OFFICES NNp DESK NoOM ~
FOR lN.>T offices augl, yt rr H .tr.
very dgs.rsh'r ,gsfl. u'dr. iit W
IhHl llHun uspgH lltN
a'as!. as So a4as A'sa mag. Usage
OFFICE ROOM m low, u1e. Nvpy
''l lowe lNnr s'ooul amt no-ton
orrI,E ruu UENr 10 G.. C. cole nldu
ossgr lel ut can at room alu col" hldE
OFFICES COR rent in World building
able rent can World office.
OFFICE r.um Tor r,ui Apply to2 Sc.
curity ulig usagr 1Cts
sToHI~ N>p WNREuOUsEs 30
ron RENT uuAncra room 3kN5O. DO.
Gated un South Main Call Cedar ei2
's"Fo l-a'
TOrRTn EAST. Small sturoroum newly
decorated, Will give lease Cedar ifia.
FOURTH EAST Small slutoruom newly
decorated. cedar l51s or cedar Ie3
ron HENT Sturcrpum 2ls w. First
SO psagr atSt
sruKEltooM s1ua5 tcct very dc.lr
Bldg. mo W rnlrd' osarr ilis
STORING SPACE for rent far mfouna-
tiun rau ua'ro 1884
wANTED-TO BENr a.
ANSWER tha gd lf fuu nave a comfort
ably furnished. -.ruDm and Ntchcntte
apartment with private bath and private
entrance Tor two working girls. reasonable
rent and close Ice. Som World
DECEMBER Ist o. or o.. room house,
close in west side. Permanent N rent
reasonable" AddrcHE an NJ. world.
FINE- ROOM modern house. uufurnishrd.
east slide location. Phone paare tj0N
after = ~
WANTED TD HENT Uy December list
four 20 6-ruDm. modern, Furnished
house or apartment slh- NJ. world
WAN1Ep--A apartment steam heated.
completely furnished December T. nrar
Twelfth Thirteenth or Fourteenth. South
Main must have two beds Usage 4sOi.
WASrl' Refined young woman en-.
ploytd, desires room In private HON"
with elderly Cuupl" preferred, uu south
side with hrcHk kfuat and dinner n possible
Address GNh-M. world.
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WANTED 10 buy from owner Z. or o.
room. modern house, IN Kendall add.
llnn. near Kendall college, must be "A
bargain Hnd good terms. tiet 8 II, Bid
we'll Mgr Now Wright Bldg
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siTrIEy W. lOi For sale. four rooms
mm..W. $3.50. house for rent tAO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

iiOl >ES tOH HtNT -
FOR RENT A yptt desirable .uum
huugal'w. CLOSE Iu south side. Usage
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

hPAHl sNT-rnfurnishod- six i,rge
rooms a. am heated, close M. cedar
'5ta pr ,riar 1ga
Ar,I. .,,t.>..r. s,.
'h,t. ',NN anu
r.'I.,' ~ ''''" S''"" "''''N. ''''" |n.
", .'.'.' "'' our fa.'l gi''lrh,' DC
n.sn.I Tb.rs 1.sy, '"'"'
NEW cl,sr s,-'r,I, ,,,...,.,,, ...-.....
apa-ttrrrt urivtf, Iay fr'T, a,1 t,l"
pa,rn rpGN /, u.aFt r 80 H.
thI4 DO yog ,art r,.I nom. r,Isg
2129
N coon Groom oo.-I,If p....,rar, ,r,,,.
ruent with electric urn,a ras ana
running vatrr SIS pcr mauin. iao, 'Ei'
hIiEa ON car lln". 'o1uf -I2S
ADMIRAL AND TRENrOT Three room.
All hlDs paid Rent f56 Usage 1879.
ApARTMENTs sivteentb and pocl f,rd
-Four large rooms. new and up-to date.
kcnt 500 and SOS osare 1913.
an modern cbn,ruicuces lights gas
water and steam h,Ut: also running we'll
water In every apartment cynthia and
Esther apartme9ts, seventh and Cheyenne.
DENVER s.. Go--Threo rooms. unnr-
nishel apartment private home To-
couple. References exchanged. Usage
oe''.
EVANS APARTMENTS
Nv" L,Aul'tu' hpaf lmthis ~ jhs p-tG-
sr,.rtrl.rt rn,sis,tr az ,,' ,t
lrrluJfuv g,rs,sr hHrI .r,t Jus, @ , w., y.
inn.rdiaf. pnassssion' osapn bou yvbits-
side & Whltcstdc.
FIVE R5,,.A, ,.,-.,i.,,.
s,'itb "a" "i," ,%'''' ''''"'' '''s' u"
ron VEN1 i-,.,.,,..,.,...,., .--.--.--..
bn,,ob ar,,.,l WI. 'y.la'. ~ "'
2O5 East Tenth 81 Ref.trerutof. two In.
a. dor hodH dressing t,bia ana .,rg. r,,r
nlstcl nriy Az, ,i,i, ""' '''s. '''
FOR RENr-To man ANA wife witnou,
chIdrtn new modem. 5-room apart
u''ht WIN sai"tt, 700 'S"tr l-'-,
FOR BEN1-Ncw garage, 2oNa0, with 3
m"4er" pF'hs rooms fh"no Usage
o'"o -' '.--.-.-....--...-......-..
JACKSON. S.. 9l5-- Modern i-ruom apart
me meGnt ir5' il22or. ~" closets cg9n,inn-
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DANDY 5.r"Gw modern house. ono
year old, on East HlSth street.
clos. Ia. Price only tags5 with
500 cash 4 real Hasrifr,.
ENCHANGE TRUST co
Real Estate Dept
C~lEr 9IbO
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Missouri t,rm. $50 urrrH. iI5 cultivation.
D.. arr,s orchard and brrflrH. improved
with huua,. fenced uud cross frursd
Hu.UuEH. wells stc. 90 acres bottom. one
mir lu aonoul ana church ftun galore.
tuuItt. peaches. otC.s three miles uf
HNIutIur going Ht $40 On Hrrc. ruu. In r
cash. huIuuD" HIruiGht mortgage. ur would
consider part trade Tor frHt-claHH. clear
luIHl property priced right cedar g52ts
g. n. Word. pspgo Ahah. ga Lynch nag
Mu. rp TRADE 40 acres. five mites
H'uiH uf Springfield guo' Improve
WrutE. want Tulsa Income property. aus
-u.urt, tNdg Dsuro 1881.
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t"rrai,W .Ns. ,1 oogth th'' s"iS s'IS n.rer g"s
asqH
ryR RENT r.,,.r..-. t....-a l...--
south side MA s Cincinnati Oaars
1rtt
ruT.t, OH. I.,t,..... E,...
4rrc.nod ,u ror,u ua.ru.rut and "a
rura. UsaE. tagi.
BDsrDN. N .oa r.ur.room house.
$3.50 pcr month Usage ,r
|rIDUT. ROOM house f.r rent arranged
f1r two families pf sos V usdy
Ns,Er slI
|EAsr SIDE .na a. Gru, tour nrg.
rooms ana bath ya5 pnonr Dsago
.N9s
FOX RENT Tvu.tyum house. can
ron ugNr -Four room modern am..,
sin.uIas r.,.b .gt .,,,v -
8asa
ron Htr,r i-t,..f ,.,..,,, homo. ,t,,,...,
n", 'IisS * isr.prfnrt ttoo nor r,nnth
Osagc tsoo.
t,,,u pt,.q. 49,. ....,
~ ~, ,".", n"l.r 1 .nu ,lun
per month Csagc iqs5
-, -,
rsg, ,su Esm.. 'Set.,,g,' WIN t'-
,.,,s,
@ '.', y, ." '',' ,,u.' q"
...,., ,,,,' "' SO ~. '''"'''". o''E" ''--.
! ~ ~ .M ".Hs. w '"' '''' 70
tr.,sp,ri,tipn {tu uIr ,,,,pt, ,,,r
Gatge g-.l "'
ron RI.N1 si,.r..r. ,..,,s, tit~
Maybrn Phone cedar aa9a
,,.,, ---..-...
modern cpttugr good wen and garage
Phone OsaEe ys7
ron RENT -Threo-room house ot 1928
r. Seventh
FOR RENr- Modern Groom house on
south Main Phone Usage 'i' or Slil.
FRISCO. S hUa- Six room newly
..tl.i t,,,.,.', - .tsV '"'" '''"
? ~. '.,'''. ''"'ss '''' o. -....-.....--
( FOX ltHNi- IWp-rngtn aud screen porch,
N,n'n wa, ~si'41s a's!sneg, osase s12s.
pnod no,rbb"r6',J" "a ,tosni aud ,,s n
osago 7Igio
;.' ,S's O., =. -; ;
S5E. ais, t.t"5r, b"us. so asos
T. second collar gOgs
| I'r.s worm NOV, Sa.,y.t--t,. ii,.,,s,.
/ Transfcr tnuvtng and storsEe PackinE
| furniture q specially. ~" south Elgln.
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W.. UHN HHt. |urI what ..u HHuI IuI
BY. NHE" Hnm.H fruf y.H ur Interesting
'f NHu us tN.N "T. uHIENIu. 'uI ',uuT
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EXCHANGE bungalow, almost new 4
room modern with basement, in Hu-
crest. ST. 500 equity, take car, notes, land
or other property b., T. Barrett, 2Oi
HILas ELlE lsHEn s. hh.
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ArARTMENTS-rLATs FURNIsnEo Il

ELwOOD s. MaybaIe apartments.
beautifully furnished Wtchenette apart
monts, adults only. Apply apartment 2Ol
or phone Usage 1907.
hnEsTuN- S.. BIO Furnished houseaeep-
Ing apartment tor rent 0sage ot2o
LOUISE Apartments
Gl5 South Denver
Iulsa,s most exclusive apartment building
completely furnished apartments, inriud.
steam heat References required. Cedar
GtAt pssge GG2G.
MuDEhN room apartment partly fur.
nished lights, water und gas. 1Hli
Cedar 272s
NICELY and newly furnished a.rogm
apartment. good location, beautiful
hnnIc Rent reasonable. t1l D.. Th.r-
teenth,
ONLY 'sJ-Naw a-rpom efucleuo, use Of
phone. basement for laundry every
thing furnished, one block car uus psaE"
$500.
THREE ROOMS 6-room ,Tnp,uor ..ur5
thing furnished Sre ianItar E1u.d
cradu apartments, 1890 South Huu.Irr.
WANTED -Youns lady 10 share nicely
furnished, steam heated apartment
close IN, with two ladies. Refer. noes .T.
changed. Phone Usage 500. hrfHr" ..
m. Phone osagc zoos after p zoo.
HOUSES ron RENT. II
ATTENTION Vacant property owners.
tenants are waiting Have apartments
and houses now. Can central Rental
Agency OsBgD ssa2
ACME WINDOW SHADE co.. luxor cloth.
Kirsh rods. old shades repaired, Usage
Qlsl,
BRADY ". go5-Aud lU2 s olympia.
four rooms. ono-hslt of durH1- modern.
and 5-roou brick house, not mut,rn. Call
Usage o755. FCldman Furniture Coz "a
r.. First
BEAUTIFUL new Groom bungalow. l0-
Gated on T.. Fifteenth, hardwood floors.
basement. garage ana drive. VIII rent
for Ss5 per month. can j. q, Reddin.
Usage 1900.
CHEYENNE IS. stl- sIN-rgom hunEa-
low. uufurnshed, basement and garage
OsaEo s3ta.
DENVER. s. lgl3-Lower floor iO.room
modern dup.rNr with garage, can DHag p
5l5O-J
CINCINSATI n Two-room house.
well and CiHtrrn water, fruit and grapes.
tl7do per month.
EIGHT rooms aud sleeping porch, newly
decorated, walking diBauce, west side
Rents SIS. Osage 1879.
ELWOOD. N-'Iwo-room house. close IN.
partly furnished. can Usage E76,
EIGHTH. H.. 1Ci7--Onc half OF Groom
duplex. Usage 23sb,
FOR RENT -ilOI S Guthrie. newly deco.
rated, 6-room cottage. near Riveryiew
school,
FOR RENT-Fiye-roo modern 6unga-
low Win garage. Call -Osage 1860.
FOR RENT Two-room modern cottage.
south quincy. Usage 2qs6.
FOR RENT Uuiurnlshed modern three
rooms, sleeplng perch. 100 g. Norfolk.
f"o"e Usage t"1t Oaage s0i5.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

-l.gTDI.D and chairs to match. drcssera
.t..-s Nu.ng table, heater. cook stove
tf 4rI library table. Usage 6Js7.
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rINI ROOM MOpUHN W'NDAIOW
OAK floors throughout. built.
tn feature. large. we'll
ranged rooms hip closets
uorrcnrd-lu back porch aud
large front porch. garage. ON
tuil sized. south front lot
fine iu,sti0n near school amt
transportation rric0 10000
on cosy trrmH Phone psagu
thba. BOSS
YADOs lNyEsrNENr go
as. 10 Security Bdg
FOR SALE. Four.room house on easy
terms Apply gat g Trenton
FOR sAITaStuccu bungalow. southeast
part ~ the city. paved streets and good
location. nNe large rooms and bath
beautiful shaded Tot. we'll water aud ga
rage. Phone owner Cedar aAo.
GLENN STATION \ real bargain. one.
thift acre lot new house. giHgG. fHO0
cash balance rHHy. rriDr 1850, See
McCurdy, one nioct north of station.
tEUE IT lS
Nrtive shade, grape nrhor fruit fine well
of water. nigh slightly location, five rooms
all the modern ,ouvcnieuces paving a.
blocks from Third ana Main FOR 81 600
with 1900 cash and 80 per month 1all
Cedar 57I
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HAVING been appointed assistant 4. S.
attorney I with sell my office furniture
consisting OF bookcusC-. roll top desk aud
chairs. floor rug. large electric fan rfr.
.h'"u f.r cash. j. IT, wilkins $40 Rob.
tnsuu bldg
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Acnr,or ron sNlt

Sis room bungalow. NtIaHr ,uTutI won.
drrW''y located. 4 snap pr,r Is right
aud the terms atc rn-,. Ovurr. NsaE'
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