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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
NOTED MODERATOR DEAD.

Racine. Wis. Feb. 17.--Dr. JOSEPH
Roberts who served as moderator OF the
general assembly Of the Welsh Pres.
byte. ian church Of the United states
and moderator OF the New YORK anu
Wisconsin synods died last night here
following an operation. He retired IN
49,. after ministry Of several Year,
in New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

cided to restore books printed in German
pertaining 10 arts, science, and lit"ra-
ture to the open shelves of the library.
Those relating TO politics. economy ana
finance, and d"ai!ng with controversial
subjects will be barred. AT least i|r
some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

,;abr;,.' l.Announ4.o was born a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

-Four sacred wars were waged in
Ancient Greece, chiefly for the defense
OF the temple Of Delphi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Sable Island. east OF Nova Scotia.
Is gradually sinking.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

IpueGe estar: 'Todas las cosas 4 to.
dos los hombres, uno de astucia, hi
~pocresia y adulaeion. que es 10 stuff
%ciente vulgar. 81 otro el de Ia simpatla
rapida, entendimiento eIaro y On amor
nacido hacia otros que hace tai cato
licidad como la que nos m~ostraron
Lincoln b Burns
1l-Afectacion, Os~tentaeion, joyas,
perfumes. decir presuntuOso superb.
ciaIidades, condescendencias superfi-
rias, aires de- e~xclusivismoB, u t0das
estas cosas 30 nmigajas de- egoismo,
e~manaci0nes de- i~gnofancia y se encie.
lrfan en- I'm alma vulgar. Por este, la
persona mas vulgar en- una conarquia
I%absoluta seria Ell monarch absolute.
12-Cultura no significa servilismo,
ltampOe0 domination
IS--Un hombre quito 10 impreslOna
q I'd. mas por 10 que es, que por 10
que dice o hace.
LILA distancia prim0rdial de Gull
tura es ca~balIercsidad sfmplicidad,
simpatfa Y valoF; D cuando menos 81
amor a estos attributes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
PARA LOS QUE SUFREN DE AS
MA Y HEBRE DEL HEN0.
T~ratamientc eratis de- IN Metcdo que
Puede UsaF eualquler Persona con
comodidad y Sin Abandonar su
Trahalo.


Tenemos IN metodo para tratar 81
Anna y queremos que Ud 10 conosca
Y pruebe a nuestra expensa. No i'm
porta que su enfermedad sea cr6nica
o reciente, nj que este presente como
Fiebre del Heno o Asma cr6nica. I'd.
Idehe nr0bar Auestro metodo y probar-
10 gratis. No importa en- que china vi.
va I'd. tampoco sd edad u ocupaclon,
Isl I'd SURE de Asma. temporal o GRO.
mica, nuestro metodo 10 aliviafa inme-
aiatamente.
Queremos especialmente mandarlo a
Iaquellas neFsonas euyos casos parecen
~incurabies, donde toda clase de inhaIa-
.eioneas duehas, preparedness epiadas,
.vapores, ''cigarTillos dc patente,' etc,
han fracasado, queremos demostrar a
cada mo. a nuestras expenses, que
nuestro m6todo esta arreglado para,
pener I'm a toda respiration dificulto-
sa, particularmeute a los terrlbles pa
1oxismos.
Esta oferta es muy importante para
dejar pasar an solo dia. Escfiba hoy
y principle eli metodo inmediatamentd.
No mande diner0, Supplements remf
lanos Ell cupon. Hagalo hoy-Ud Mi
paga las estampillas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06


9e aniInaiea QUA corrian para II mis-
ma. D110 cue "a cabailo tabiA sidl
herrado con una herradura del tamaI
mo "0g. La cueva estaba como tres
millas pero pRrecian diez,' dijo III
"siendo que caminamos apie.p
~ testigo descrfbi6 una cerca dd
alambre que two a pasar, diciend0
que oil alambre habia sido trampado
por piedras a m0do de p~asarlo con "a.
cilidad. al preguntarsele acerca De
lla masa hallada en- la Ell al.
guacil CAUSE mas risas describiendo
Ia misma tan s'apestada que podla
ayuntar q IN oso."
Dita que nd podia decir cuanto item
20 habia aatado amarrado IN cahaIln
al Dino cerca liz Ia cueva pero asje
era as opinion due eli cabaIlo habia
sido amarrado anteg que ueeara
I~lluYia. Dlio ore las piedras mle bI6s
queaban u ocultaban la entrada a II
IcueTa habian sido puestas en- posicion
.despues de n 1luvia de la maiiana.
Shank en- Ell Testlguario.
Luego el Sr. shank tonic 81 testh
guario ya muy tarde en- SUI propia de-
fensa Y p-ositivamente nego due Iii ha-
hia visifado Ii caieva 4 instalafn IA
destileria de cobre en- Ia misma D ha-
Der hecho licor. Dijo que habia esta
do muy ocupado temprano en- la ma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
Elm LA PLAZUELA DE SANTO
TOMAS Sc APARECE LA VIR-
CEN.

Mexico, Oct. I.-H suceso del dis
les Ia aparicion de Ia viPgen de qua.
dalupes y no ~preeisamente on 81 10
~gendari0 cerro del Tepeyac.
Sc trata de i'm suceso miIagroso.
Los concentrates sobre Ell particular,
son variados, pero Ell hecho existe.
En- un trone0 viejo de la plazuela
de SantO Tomas, apareci6 de- la noche
q Ia maqana, prtmer0 coBfusa y B0rra-
Ida, despues mas clara una imagen de
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe, con cur
yo motive Ia plaza Sc ha yisto plet6-
RIGA de fieles que van a ~presenciar Ell
~"milagro.p
Con motive de ESQ, va hasta Sc han
eruzadO controversies entire algunae
personals de d~iferentes credos, pero
DONNA Ia creencia que 81 pueblo es-
pecialmente, de que Sc tfata de una
Iverdadera aparicion. Una verdaaeFa
procession de indlgenas de los contor-
nos, ha Ilegad0 q Mexico, y ha aesff
.iado ante Ia imagen, fezand0, cantan.
do y Horahdo. EI tronco ma sido Gu.
bierto de panuelos que Sc estan ha-
ciendo benditos p0r csc solo hecho.
Los Catolicos aseguran que Ia Wiz.
gen de Guadalupe quiso aparecerse a
sus fieies para que no oEvIden, con
motive de las fiestas del Centenario
90 Ia independence Nacional.
Sc dice que 81 Arzobispo Mora y da
Rio, va a mandar una comislon de sa-
cerdotes para que inyestiguen 81 be
trata de un Hilagro 0 de n super
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
OFFICIAL PROHIRICIONISTA FUE
MULTAD0 POR PASEARSE
EN- La MULA BLANCA"
Tn Extranjero Ie Arrima Una Bue.
ma HFnega."

III Juez de Policia Alberto Carols
diio Ell Sabado que habia multado 4
I'm official Prohfbici9nista quien did
su nombre como Gregg en- $40 Y los
costos por borrachera. "Fue arresta,
do por Jose Amado Martinez por can
sar an disturbio, y el admitio que ed
ltaba bQrrachorn die el juez de paE.
'@Ei pag0 Ia multa, explicando que se
le habia pasado 81 hacha 2 habia to-
naado Fmula blanca descompasado.
~Precediendo a su arresto, Sc dice, Ell
official prohibicionista quiso esculcar
Ell cuarto de IN hombre en- La casa be
la Sra Segura en- la Gale de San Fran
cisco, sin tener una 6rden para hacers
10. ~ arrendataTie del cuarto, quian
Sc dice que es extranjero en- Ia ciu.
dad, ~arTibando aqui solamente unes
cuantos dias pasad0s, Sc reporta que
protesto Y le do unas buenas trompa-
das al prohibicionista. Ell alboroto
cause mucho excitamiento.
Sc dice, que Ell arrendatario DEL
euarto Sc Feporta que expres0 sorpre.
por IA Tepentina l1egada del Official
pTohihicionista. "Yo no soy hombre
10 lieorn Sc dice one dijo. Nj Ell AZ
guacil nj 81 juez de paz supieron FL
del extranjero, y no compa&
'eci6 ante la corte 81 sabado en- la
naAana.
"Tambien Sc dice que un cierto "tp.
i6pero lie dieroh buenas from.
ladas en- n casa de Fermentation
auy biep copocida en- Santa Fe "a
Has pasados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

A Hilalgo Re falta an pFecinto;
Quay, uno; Catron, seis; Rio Arriba,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
REMIrlDo.
Duran. n. mi. Semi. 25. 1921

Duran, N. M, Sept. %, 1921. (
ST.. Editor del Nuevo Mexicapo.
Muy Sr. Mio-Permftame en- su
|apreciable semanario refutar una men
tira que Sc ha circulado, que 81 la SUI
perintendenta de- escuelas de este con
dado es la autora de tai mentira le d.
re que es falso 10 que dice. Els cierto
que 70 le liable de un permiso, para
.ensehar en- algmas eseuelas enc hu-
.biera algun avacancia. pero no en- ell
lugar en- 81 cual 70 soy IN director,
Sc mug bien Qae este no me 10 permit
te la ley nj te1so caehete como han
tenido otros de los avisoradores para
ESQ Y mucho mas. Reprocho este CO.
mo faIso.
Respetuosamente,
VE4VcESLAO ROMERO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

FL Paao. Texas, Oct. Liza Poll
cia de Ciudad Jaarez proeedi6 q IA
apprehension de Miguel Rios. Luis de
ia Rosa e Ignaclo Campus deblao a
Que los tres al mismo tempo Sc LA
ron en- 1a mas deseomunal pelea en-
la que no solamente Sc hizo rso de
los Duhos. sino tambien Dc piedras Y
otras armas semeiantes Les tres re.
nidores resultaron averiados, pues ell
que no recibio in regular mogicon,
fue} tocado pprs aiguAR del Ia, muchas
piedras qaa IpufIansE ~ aVfhtas
Ron La e~scandslcsa Mfa ocurtf6 ! la
esquina de las Gales Mariscsi y
Ugarte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

Los cODdadog de &0co1fQs Iona Ana.
Roosevelt. Lea. Guadalupe. Mora. Tor
rance y Quay So fueron encontfa de Ia
emission dc bonQs de caminos de- 81,
GOO, 900; s0lamente Mckinley, Colfax
" Grant por la comision de terrenos,
~ nj IN solo conGado por Ia rsduc-
cion dc ID leya de ~escuelas.
De los diez condados que ~registra-
ron mayoFiaa encontFa DC Il No u Ia
Icual les de- a las mujeres "a dafenho
de tener puestos pdbllcos LEA fue
fDemocratico. mientras que los conda-
dos RepublicanOs que yieFOn con de.
sagrad0 Ia idea. fueron Santa Re, So
zorro, San Miguel, Valencia, Sierra,
Taos, Guadalupe, Mora Y Torrance.
dos condados ave So opuaier0n a Ia
exencion fueron Torrance, Mora, Taos,
0tero, Guadalupe. Lea, Roosevelt,
B~ernalillo. Chaves, bona Ana, san
Juan, Curry y Quay
Notaelon sohFe 81 S@nador Retornada
Por los Condados.
Ia ~Eotaeion dada para senador Dor
los d~iferentes c0ndados es como ST.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
PHoNlMA RopA.


Sehama, N. M, Sept. az, 1921.
Sr Editor del NueVo MeHcan0:
Muy 81. Mo: Fermitame ca su
aDFeciable samanario 10 sIguieAtes
Gordialmente inEito d todos nAeg
tEos amigos y ~Darienhes para a aet0
matrimonial de mi primo David Gar
ella, De Ia lara Colorado, AAio 10 hi
ito Epifanio Garcia y E~nCafhacion n.
Dc Garcia, 81 que Sc yertficara Ell dia
10 do 0ctabFe de 1891 en- Park View.
M M.s con Ia virtnp5a seh0fata Vgrgi
MIA Velasdaez, hiia de- Don Jesus Ma.
Veldsquez y Jssusita s. de Welasquex.
de Tierra Amarillo, NJ I'd.
Sincaramente de- Id
J4R GARCIA y
EL01SA GARCIA. S
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06


C0mpletos retprn0s va tarde 81 Ga-
baao sobre II cofdaao de Grant mani
festar0n: BHrshm, 1856 Hanna. s..
226. piuralidad de Buranha. 29s Todas
has enmiendas So ganar0n excepto Ia
mo. VIA cual Sc perdi0. sos por 5F2.
La derfnta de todas las propuestas
|enmiendas constitucionaies except0
la No, /, Q, 3, y II en Ia election
del dia 20 de S~eptlenibre esta indlca-
de- p0F los fet0rnos do todos exceptO
IL precintos rectbfd0s en- Ia 0ficina
del SeeFetafi0 de Estado Martinez
Los mism0s precintoa m~Rnifiestan
Ia pIuralfdad de Bursum considerable
mente abajo de 5000 pOr la onal 81
mismo reelam6 Que estaba electp aes
naGor de los Estados Unidos y aun
baltic que los 1000 reclamados
por Ioa ~periodieos Republieanoa.
La votacion noAOficiaI con los ~
presintos que faltan es:
Bursum (R1 4. ....s........ S6s468
Hanna I'D ~. 51s14b
Sena (Il.- e* 1897
Los precintos que faltan estan en-
los condados az Hidalgo. Catron.
Quay Y Rio Arriba Y pFoabblemente
no haran ningun cambio Ell los result
tados excepto p0Hiblemente on la pro
puesta No. 4. Quay Y RIO Arriba han
apilado va mayeFias eneontra de Ia
No. 4 que no pueden alcansarse pero
los otros dos gatron 3 Hidalgo. fas
l~avorecen.
= -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06


haIle in burro cArgado y ia caballs
enslllada Shank eskaha nenando das
barriles, Dijo quellos estaba IlenandC
p0rque no Be secaran.
sHfabia llovido una bora v media
antes.
Sigue IA Huella de los Animales.
4Note Ia huella de IN burr0 y IN
cabaIlo j aecfdf AeeufgIa. Fiji tres o
cuatr0 miiias a q fngar donae un ca
ballo habia sido amarrado a I'm pino.
vi alrededor v finalmente note pie
dras de q fOrma peculiar, Me acer-
que q donde estaban las mismas.
Pude oler IA Masa
III Iuego pude ner Ia maSa. Quita-
mos Ias piedras ! halIamos una aber-
tura g e cue era una eueva, una cue
va natural
Luego e. testfgo Mario 10 que vic
en la cueva y agreg6 que antqg de
partir destruE6 ID masa y tonic algo
del maiz para evideneia con Ia des.
|tileria de c0bre.
"A preguntas del Asiatente Pr0cura-
DOR de los Estados Unidos j. A. Mil
Ter, por la prosecution, Ell testig0 di-
10 que 81 pals ~atravesado para llegar
a Ia cueva era montanoso, y tenia al.
go de chamiso y pinos: parte del
mism0 muy pedregoso. Los rastros
del burro n DEL caballa que Al iba ST.
guiendo dito que Sc 1adiaban alrede-
dor de las montafas y no seguian
directamente a la cueVa.
IFS la casa del acusad0 la mas GER
cana a Ia cuevas" pregunt6 el ST..
Miller.
En- TODD 10 que 70 Sc IL 10 estaba
reapondid 81 Official prohibiciouista.
Al preguntarsele que diera mas de-.
tales eOncernientes 4 la apafiencia
de Ia cueva adentro, Ell testigo dijo
que tendria como 20 pies. Estaba en
la orilla de una montana. El aqua
que estaba en- 81 Gazette en- la cueva
caliente. Sun hombTe habia
ALI desde que la Iluvia cay6,"
DECLARE Ell. "Yo estuve en- la casa de
shank entire Ia una y las dos de Ia
tafde y arrfbe a Ia cueva a las 4 de-
la tarde.
al regresar de la cueva, ell ST.. Cor
don dijo que habia seguido cOn otrOs
Dficlales a Ia casa de Shank Vi 10 bal
bia i~nterfogado aoefca de Ia cieva y
los rastros del burro y del caballo.
rada acarca ~ Az. aossa
IN aaan*a 49, ~ $3.50 Z
MI MY ~ u as9saa 4 sa
Il ssafn a,,nsna NJ "a ~ rJsara
a. 5r,1 ~ 49, I'M
1diados ~ Il aabs,1A ~ 1,,n.a II
.sSsace d4 a ss~s
.satras da rraftn 49, anha,,a Il
i hasso IA DsrTas TX &
shank agrap6 H
III IL Fn,adnn diso MI a. haSvt,as
ahank aatabs iIananda TX sa,,a
nan da e,n9a g%sInras nsia II.
sT1ios ast.har $1,000
d III biIrro earaadaS
me i habia avaminaSn III notss
q 1os animaIas amarrados e. =. nssa
IN ~ ,shsnl~ I'M ta~ttaS
'ahss avsminaao ~ ,.astns
NJ natas 20
4
~ q uIe 81 nania Tastros !
Z usius aninaales ~ ia
: ! q $500 ullo p, aqueiios ue
lsunos apaaios sueltos; (
'aiio q Hueala &c " Honlnre en- ia
1eeYA. I
II seseisV uiJo 4ue nauIa Ia nueia {
7 " pAp esrea " I entraaa
! S1esa; ~ aahisio que ia huetia :
esNe la9sf slQo ~ az 2 2 mas hom- q
1872 %ANR NV ~ H1 "D2AAA LEDWlUNE IL
habia rastros de perro. Dijo que D
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

No dejen dc mandarnos su direccie1
vieja 81 pedir 81 Gambia de su peri0
dico a otro lugar. pues es n~ecesarsq
para hacer q Gamble Ademas, nece
sitamoa una sernana para hacer q
camhte en- las hatas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

Respeta Ia desye1fura en- todos
aquellos que sufran u estragos, atm
ruando no Sc hallen por complete en-
"a ~indiGeneia. ann euanda no te pidah
auxilio alguno.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
|HARUKO ONUKI IS
NOW PRIMA DONNA
BUTTE GIRL OF JAPANESE PAR
ENTAGE ACHIEVES SUCCESS
WITH HER VOICE
Attracted Attention of Mime. Leip-
heimer When She Was Singing in
Butte Theater and Butte Woman
Undertook Her Training; Now she
Sings in Stellar Roles.

Six years ago Haruko Onuki, g
Japanese girl, was singing in a Butte
theater. Nine. Marie Leipheimer, a
Butte teacher, heard her, was charm
ed by her voice and personality, and
undertook her musical education. To-
day she is the greatest singer of her
race. Miss Onuki visited her patron
in Butte the other day, fresh from
European triumphs.
The story of Haru Onuki's success
is phenomenal. Born in Seattle "a
years ago of a Japanese father and
American mother, she attended the
public schools there and, aided by
the beautiful voice, with which she
was endowed by nature, she attracted
the attention of a national circuit and
was engaged to sing in Butte. Dur
ing her season in Butte she studied
under Nine. Leipheimer, making ra-
pid progress with her singing. When
Nine. Leipheimer went to New York,
where she taught for several years,
she again met Haru at Reisenweber's.
Here Haru was under contract to
sing before the great artists of the
Metropolitan opera house, who night
ly gathered at Reisenweber's after
the opera. She attracted such ia
yorable notice that she came under
the management of Marrinelli, mana
ger of the Orpheum circuit and the
The director of the circuit com
posed a little sketch called "Poor
Butterfly" in which he starred the
singer. The afterward famous
song Poor Butterfly" was first sung
by her and it's success throughout
the country was instantaneous. Crit
les everywhere began to praise the
vocal powers of Miss Onuki and her
beautiful voice and charming person
atty won thousands of admirers in
all the large cities of the United
States and Canada. After two years
In vaudeville she attracted the at
of Fortune Gallo, owner and
manager of the San Carlos Opero
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25

company. Her manager, M~arrinelli,
arranged an addition with Gallo, and
the result was that Haru was engag-
ed to play Madame Butterfly" For
five weeks she studied the role, hav-
ing previously known only n or
two of the arias. Her appearance in
the title role created great interest
in musical circles and the press no.
tees m critical reviews declared
her the greatest singer and actress
who had ever graced the role of the
unfortunate Butterfly. For an en-
tire season she sang before audiences
who overwhelmed her with praise
and a~cclamations. 1t vas while in
Washington that her performance
was attended by no less a parsonage
than President Wilson. The next
day she was requested to pour tea
at the Congressional club, a most ex-
elusive gathering made up of wives
of the senator's. This is the greatest
social honor that can be bestowed
upon any visitor in the capital.
Upon finishing her season In this
country she went to the Coliseum in
London, and in speaking to her for
mer teacher, Nine. Leipheimer, dur
ing her short visit between trains,
she said: Madame, you would be
pleased with the great praise given
me by the English people. My per-
formanceS were always crowded and
from the first they seem to have
taken me to their heart" During
the past yea or more, Haru has been
travelling with her ever present chap
eron, her sister, Toma Onuki. The
two sisters are inseparable compan-
ions, and while Haru is the great
artist of the family, Toma is the
brain, and business manager.
Everywhere the two sisters are re-
ceived and entertained by prominent
people and Haru is known personal
ly to many of the greatest musical
in the country. During her
past two years in Europe she has
sung not only in London, but in Paris
and Italy, where her appearances
nave always brought her high praise.
Miss Onuki is now en- route to her
new home in Long Beach, Cal, where
she is going to rest and visit with her
and mother. Her father was
at one time a wealthy banker in Sc
attic, and it is said that he is the
OopohCot ndLul dllASQ ClIlZtu VI
The United States. More than As
years ago he became an American
A brother of Haru, now in
is a prominent lawyer. This
charming little oma is but four
'eet eight inches tall, yet her slight
physique controls a voice of glorious
magnitude, which is placing her in
| unique position in the musical
world.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25

Chicago little black kitten
stopped the machinery of the federal
building for half an hour n day
last week. While hundreds of per-
sons waited, the kitten playfully
lodged employees who attempted to
capture it on top of an elevator
shaft. The elevators, meanwhile,
were stopped for fear that the kitten
might fall off and not only be killed
but cause breaking and jamming OF
the machinery. 1t finally was cap
tured.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
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MODERN AUTOMOBILE & TRACTOR
SCHOOLS, 1903 Third Ave-, West, Spo-
kane. Wn.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
FARM LANDS FOR SALE


ONLY ONCE N A Lifetime IS such
land as this put on the market: A part
of the famous MARCUS DAILY ESTATE
of 10000 acres now for sale in units of 40
acres or more. Located on the mild
sunny Pacific slope in most fertile part
Of Bitter, Root Valley, Montana; every
foot highly improved and under success
full irrigation for past 30 years. Most
productive land in the northwest, where
a crop failure has never been known.
Easy terms, with 10 years to pay. We
of buildings to suit. Write for our free
bulletin Where Farming Is Different
w. p. Rice Co, Hamilton, Mont
CUT-OVER AND DEVELOPED LANDS
Is to 25 miles N. E. Spokane; extra good
soil; spring brooks; grows grain, yege-
tables, hay, fruits; several developed
ranches; few stock ranches with adjoin-
ing free range; $40 to $40 acre; 10 years
time; 6 per cent interest; free lumber.
Write owners for FREE BOOK.
EDWARDS & BRADFORD LUMBER co.
ELK. WASHINGTON
ALFALFA AMI FRUIT LAND, Partly
improved, under Okanogan valley ditch,
Tonasket, Wash. Price reasonable.
MoLsoN, wAsHINGToN.
s140 FROM ONE PECAN TREE at Gulf
port, Mississippi, last winter. Buy a
pendenA' $50 Pe eeaR. 9 Sc mdn aRd be G lndf-
port Farms Co., 232 Lathrop Bldg, Kan
sas City, Mo.
FOR SALE-96O acres stock ranch Joining
reserve. Whitehead district. 20 acres
cultivated, 10 alfalfa. Greek, good i'm
provements- 81 acre. c. Fox, Cold
Spring, Mont.
SEVENTY ACRES SKIRTING Flathead
Lake. $500. P. Johnson, Rollins, Mont.
OREGON-Write for list of bargains. II
stock, grain, fruit and poultry ranches.
Henry Amber, Philomath, Benton Co,
eye
TTxrTCn0~r EoD
FOR SAIESRegistered Herefords, a head
extra well bred two and three year-old
bulls; Is head very choice yearling heif-
ers. Donald Livestock Co, Melville, Mont.
THREsHING OUTFIT FOR SALE
FOR SALE~T6reshing outfit, $500 Big 4
gas engine and 81 in. Peerless Separator,
in good condition. Cheap for quick sale.
L. G. Passmore & Co, Pennington.
sT0CK WIrTERING
FOR WINTERING STOCK, Write Box "A,
Big Timber. Montana.
HAY-PASTURE
FOR SALE-2G0 tons of hay with pasture.
Very cheap. I. L.. Holiday, DELPINE,
Montana.
POULTRY N EGGS
POULTRY StPPLfES, POULTRY, EGGS.
Dorsh & Greenfield Co, Butte, Mont.
MARRY IF LONELY; for results, try me;
best and most successful Home Maker"
hundreds rich wish marriage soon;
strictly confidential; most reliable; years
experience; descriptions free. THE Sue
cessful Club Mrs. Nash, Box $50, Oak
land, California.
MARRY; many rich. Particulars free. f.
Morrison. L-3053. W. Holden. SEATTLE.
MARRY Pay when married. Many
wealthy. Best, most successful; quickest
results. Write, be convinced. Reliable.
confidential. Descriptions FREE. Mrs.
Budd. Box 753, San Francisco, Calf.
STOP THAT DANDRUFF, falling hair,
Itching scalp. Wonder sample, 10c. Dan
drex Laboratories, Butte, Montana.