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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04
Ell CENTRO, CALIFORNIA

ser lEMBER l0tn, IgSZ.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Directors of Imperial Ir-
rigation District at, its office in the
Masonic Building in the City of FL
Centre, State of California, until 10
o clock A. NJ. ON the 10th day of Oct
ober, 1922, and thereupon opened for
the purchase of Six (6) Drag Line Ex-
cavators to be delivered and assembled
on or before November 1st, 1922, at
Calexico, Imperial County, California
The design of said Excavators, and
each of them, the size and character
suitable for the needs OF. said Distrie:
and necessary equipment, are stated il
the specifications.
The purchase of said Excavators
shall be for immediate shipment and
delivery.
Specifications: Three of the above
Drag Line Excavators shall be of the
gasoline-e electric type, fitted with a u
yard standard Glass "S'' Page Bucket
with teeth, with 50 fl. boom, two speed
propellers and crawling tractors.
The remaining three Drag Line Ex-
cavators shall be of a gasoline type
containing. not less than 125 II. p. En-
CINE with a u yard Glass "S' Page
Bucket, with teeth, and so TT. boom
on crawling tractors.
The price bid on the above Excava
tors shall be delivered, set up and ready
for work in the immediate vicinity OF
Calexico, California.
The bidder shall furnish with his
Lroposal duplicate set of detail
drawings and specifications of the ma
chine which he shall supply. Also q
list of the principal repair parts and
the prices at which the same will be
furnished for a period of two (2)
years.
Any bidder to whom the contract
shall be awarded shall, within ten days
after the acceptance of his bid, make
execute, and deliver to the Board oi
Directors written contract in form
satisfactory to said Board, for the de
livery of said Excavators at site here
in named, within the time and in the
manner stated in said notice, plans and
specifications, and also furnish it an
acceptable bond in the sum of % pea
cent of the total contract price, based
on the District s estimate of the size
kind, and character of said ENcayators
for the faithful performance of the
said contract, and also furnish an ad
ditional bond in the sum of 80 per cent
of the total contract price, based on
the District IS estimate, as aforesaid
as o. guarantee that the contractor will
pay in full the claims of all persons
performing labor upon or furnishing
material for construction and delivery
of said Excavators.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check for 10 per cent of the
amount bid, made payable to the Treas
urer of the District, and to be forfeit.
ed to said District should said bidder
fail for ten days after the acceptance
Of his bid to enter into the said CON
tract with the District and furnish the
required bonds.
The contract will be let to the low.
est responsible bidder, but the Board
of Directors reserves tile right to re
ject any or all bids.
BY Order of the Board of Directors.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
T.. III. McIver, Secretary.
Sept. 10 to Oct. 10, 1922
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04
NOTICE OF EsTRAY

Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has taken up, upon the Me
Cabe 40, 5 miles south west of FL Cen
tro, two heifer calves.
That within thirty days after date
of this notice. if said animals are not
claimed by the owner thereof, the.
will be delivered to the constable Of
Ell Centre township, Imperial County
California, for sale under Act 1000
General Laws of California.
Dated Sept %.
L. P. LACKEY.
Sept. 25-Oct. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04
RESOLUTION NO. 245

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF FL
CENTRIC DECLARING THE IN
TENTION OF SAID BOARD TO I'M
PROVE A CERTAIN PORTION OF
LENREY AVENUE, DETERMlN'
ING THAT BONDS SHALL BE ISS.
UED TO REPRESENT THE COST
THEREOF, DECLARING THE
WORK OR IMPROVEMENT TO BIZ
OF MORE THAN LOCAL OR ORD
MARY PUBLIC BENEFIT, AND
THAT THE EXPENSE OF SAID
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04

The SOUTHERN TRUST and COMMERCE BANK
lending prestige and tow ards the full development
Valley and sOlicis cooperation.
Bank with the Southern
YOU are strong abundanly able
needs
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04

Read The Press Classified Ads. 1t
pays.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04

Resources
Loans S 9,O42, 1903. IL
Overdrafts 4,53762
Bonds 3,628, 1884
Advance to Court Trusts 5875
Branch Bank Premises 100000
Banking Rooms and Vaults
Qncluding Branches) 322,362.01
Real Estate 176,034.70
Cash and Exchange 1854 4,884.63
$15914 ,3O9.47
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04
ADVERTISEMENT

Sept. 25-Oct. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
Foreign Money Status
WILL ENTERTAIN
PEAK CLIMBERS
wednesdays QuetAttousf
Furnished By I>sEna q Bvyas
HIA keozssld Ar asaliIs

TACOMA. Feb. is.-Jean and
Jacques landry. Jacques Burgues
and Charles II. Perryman. the heroic
quartet which succeeded Monday in
scaling Mount Rainier for the first
time in winter. will be entertained
10y the Commercial club here tomor-
row. The Landry brothers are
French climbers who won renown in
the French Alps. and Burgues, a
Swiss. has climbed a number OF
peaks in Switzerland. Perryman is
n camrraman for a moving picture
company.
The men entered the National park
on February 2 and succeeded in
reaching Anvil Rock. at an elevation
of 10000 feet on February .. They
rested in a small stone cabin there
until February IS, when they began
their final dash TO the 14,40s.foot
summit of the mountain. Motion
pictures were made of the entire
journey by Perryman. who was as.
sisted to the top by the climbers.
Jacques Landry suffered a frost
bitten face from the icy winds which
chilled the climbers and froze their
clothing to such an extent that they
were seriously hampered in their
movements.
A record OF their climb. signed by
members OF the party. was left in a
stone cairn at the summit to estab-
lish their claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
mon sEKEEPING ROOMS

UNFINISHED ROOMS NIGEL Y
furnished and newly renovated q
room suites. everything furnished,
f2.b0 weekly. single housekee ping.
sl7s and up. BAY STATE HOUSE.
1890 4 FIRST ave. Main 2tbS,
EEWLY DECORATED HOUSE,
keeping rooms, everything fur
nlahed chenn 707 MahlHnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
EGG MARKET IS
WEAKER HERE
Decline OF Two Cents Is
ChaIked Up

The local efg market wns weaker
Thursday and another decline of 2
cents was marked up at the larger
Wholesale houses.
Eeg receipts were increasing. while
retailers were buying lightly. because
ntill lower prices were expected
Fresh ranch. whiteshell eggs were
down 20 80 ccnta a dozen. and pul.
let's were 26 cents a dozen. Bids "a
shippers also we're lower.
Butter was unchanged. at az cents
a pound for the city creamery bricks
The market was generally weaker
and johbVn do not expect a change
at present
Louisiana ynms which arrived
"wednesday were moving we'll ai
$3.50 bushel hamper. WaIia walla
spinach WAS unchanged. at 81 a
crate. There tn not yet much demand
for the early seed potatoes. which
are being put ON the street at cents
a pound
There were no changes reported on
the fruit market. with good de.
mAnd noted for most commodities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
Man Found Shot to
Death in His Room

The body of man. believed TO Ire
j. II. Wright, As. was found in a
fourth floor room in the Hotel New
Avon. COG Second ave. at noon
Thursday with bullet hole thru the
head. lie is believed to have com.
mltted suicide, but owing TO the pc
culiar position when the body was
found. an extensive investigation has
been started by detectives and cor.
oner's deputies.
The man registered at the hotel
Wednesday ms John Simpson. Ac-
cording TO II. Breiter. clerk. Wright
was intoxicated and had bottle of
whisky In his room. The name of
J. II. Wright was found sewed in his
coat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
GRAIN MARKET
DROPS SHARPLY

CHICAGO. Feb. f6.-~Grain prices
dropped sharply on the Chicago
board of trade today as q reaction
following the steady increase Of the
last ten days. New high prices on
the upward movement established In
early trading brought out heavy
selling. which drove wheat down 3
or Sc. This was followed by a slump
In other grain prieea fFoyiHions
were irregular.
Cash wheat No, 2 red. sis7: No.
z hard. ti.szA u Lag.
May wheat opened up sc at
.tL4ItA and closed Off &c. July
opened up " at VIA and closed
off I've
May corn. after opening up &c at
t5Me. closed off Nc. July opened
up ~ aQsb u and closed down &c.
May oats opensd up y G at s5c and
closed down tsc July opened up
= &c at 90 c and closed off Ae .
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cnolcE norToM $50

NO BETTER
nrres: In cultivation. fenced and
eross-feuced. fine trout stream;
well built 4-room house. barn. hog
house; some fruit: fronts on good
road; auto bus passes In front Of
property a sacrifice at $500;
1900 cash. br. Boland.
THE DOUGLAS co.
T01t Third Ave. Main 3ks0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
8 Men Arrested in
Splitting Campaign

Eight men have been arrested by
sanitary inspectors in the crusade
instituted by DIR. Hiram NJ. Read.
city health officer. in an effort to
stamp out the practice OF splitting ON
sidewalks and in buildings. In the
present flu situation. according to
DIR. Read. this habit constitutes an
acute menace TO public health. Two
of the men. unable to furnish s. bail.
are in the city Jail.
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Vessels in Other Ports

FmKapore-reb. iz--Arrived. str HON.
Dollar from Vancouver. -. G.
Hongkonr--Feb. ie--Arriyed. su Fu-
shirDi Maru for Seattle.
fondon--Feb. ik-BAiied. str Lcch Ka~
trfns for Seattle.
Phnadslp hia---Psb. fs-safisd. str Ar
tfgas for Seattle.
Haitimore--Feh iS-saiisd. str Essss
for seSftis-
Fan Pedro-Feb. fS--Ayrfvsd. str Lie
brs from Everett: str Wahkeena from -
Attic, str President from Seattle: str
Anne Banify from SEATTLE. motorshfp
Ksnnsooft from Seattle. Feb. i%--szilsd.
str Blue Triangle for Seattle. ctr Cricket
for Seattle. Feb. ft--8zfisd. motorBhip
La Mereed for Puget Sound ports; str
koorderdijk for Seattle Fen. is-Ariv~
cd. str wspafna from seattio
HonoluIu--Fsb. 1S--SAiled- sehr Helene
for BelIinEham-
San rranciseo-Feb. 1s-Arfvsd. str
sershiand from SEATTLE. 81 . M. Feb.
fs-safisd. str Steel Navigator for Seat
Tia. at .. m
Tacoma-Feb. ie--Arrfved. str liver
ton from San Francisco. At q M. str
Henry r. Scott from Seattle. s.is = m
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"A TO LET-UNFTRNISHED
HOUSES

NEAT BROOM BUNGALOW WITH
bath. East Union district Rent.
5000. Hr. Moore. 1915 Third Ave.
g~-r
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Arrivals and Departures

Fes. is--str honRoiisn Prince from
s~snzsa via Balboa and Vancouver, n
G.. at noon. Feb. is-str huktitso from
San Pedro via IAN Francisco. Port A.
xeies and Tacoma. a. Y. m
sailed
Teb. is--sftr nukiiseo for Hsnsiuls VA
Mukiitso and Port Angeles. at noon. str
II T. scott for San Francisco via t.
coma and Mukiitsa. at q m str West
Heushaw for Sydney via Port Ludlow
Honolulu. Auckland. wellington ard
Melbourne. at 3.so y. m Feb. ib-eer
Phyllis for Gan Pedro via Tacoma ana
san francisco, At II p. m; str HcratsAa
Maru for Tacoma, at y. m. str Cure
Gao for Tacoma via Vancouver. u. g.
Beitingham and Everett. n .. m; ~
HakatA Msru for Tacoma. ~ 1888 p. mLs
str EasthoIms for British Columbia DortAs
at 1870 L. "a.
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rot I.TIiY

FOR sAI.E-GOOD STRAIN LEC-
horn coekerein, Phone sidney
fs4e~p5
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BANK CLEARNGS
BID ON HULLS
NOW DELAYED

The proposed bid for is shipping
board hulls TO be used in construct
ing a pontoon bridge across Lake
Washington has again been delayed.
Just as everything seemed ready.
and the bid had been prepared for
mailing. the county commissioners
suddenly held il up and announced
that the matter would be threshed
out Mt a special meeting at ii a m.
Friday.
A large delegation Of lobbyists 10
expected TO be on hand at the meet
ing Friday in an attempt to prevail
upon the commissioners to submit
the bid for the hulis.
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WANTED-FuKNITUKE

| VIII TRADE GOOD FORD TOuH-
/ ing car for furniture. f-ti, star.
1 Hink~ buys s04 PIKE Main eBin
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10 ACRES
ONE-TIALF CLEARED
NEW HOUSE
This land lies perfectly level; fine
black soil and under cultivation;
fenced; some pasture md lots Of
wood. faces on main county road;
Y mile 70 Sound. stores. school
Only $500; $3.50 cash, $40 month.
THE w. ". MORSE co.
tfs Leary Bldg. Main 4s75.
10 ACRES 81, 10000
Good soil. lies we'll half mile from
peH Moines high line road, $4,000
cash, balance 10 suit.
$4,000
270Hsn feet Lake Washington water
front, including shore lands, Mey-
denbaur bay: 10000 cash, balance
$1,000 per month. NJ y. Wight.
owner, iii2 Hoge building Main
ara
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HOUSES FOR RENT
% FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

s-KOOM APARTMENT. WITH PRE-
yate bath nicely furnished, SIS.
Rainier valley ear 20 Geuesee, 1873
rrfh aye
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SIS. 5a-MODERN HOUSE. Q ROOMS
and bath. walking distance. i2f0
Alaska Bldg. Main 30t2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
Tourist Rates TO
Coast Are Slashed

CHICAGO. FEB. f6. - Further
slashcs In tourist rates on Western
railroads were announced today.
According to the ne% rates. II win
cost tourists 5000 less to take
roundtrip tours west this summer
than in 1921. This brings the fare
to the lowest point since 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
Steel Common Goes
Into Early New High

VAIL 5Tnfsrr JOURNAL REVIEW
got into
u Equip
baldwin which opened az Aagas slightly
hnbber sbH Up III chicago Northvssts S7y OF x; New
petfoledn QUIZ
u, a.
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Smith Owe roxminal--rS~ A--or w.
uasrh~~ Pier B-ssr Pine live 0tn4A
Bell Street Terminal-u q L H =.
Heather.
Pfer is--ser Wak9A
Pier Str MuktifeA
Pier :--sfrs Alameda. 0sr0Uvns jq3uaL
Pier A-ssrs Admiral os6fOA A1D&ka9
Nfchelson. Queen
Pier B--str Admiral WseUuA
Seattle shipbunding prydeck oA-4e
Bender Broa
Union Pacific Dsek--u 4 L Z eUAa-
sure.
10. S. shipping Board Msersas>-akss
Cross ksyA Delight. DeirusA. Iconiums
ford. wet CahokiA. West Hartlan4
Iubrteo. west Ison. western KnighE
Hammond Mil -Dock16tr TyndafsuA
Alaska steamship Meoriags-str vai1R
stacy Street Tesminal-u. q Q. 4 Bum
Commercial Boiler wsrss-u. q q .
Hanford street rsrmahai-,ssr Dwssay.
Todd Dry Docks--U. q G. @. UaaloA
chip chinicotne. bktu Forrest FrssaA.
str IAtouehs-
Puget sound Bridge = Dtedsing cn--sn
Ans. Ysrd-ssr Rsessvsrt.
Heffernan Doek--strs KetchfksA, xsosD-
do.
Boieom Canal Lumsr peck-su nsaesa
Maru
Bryant Lums~ O pses-ss H =.
Lovsyey.
win.low Marine Kaffvay--strs Ner1R1g
Star. Griffdu. schr. Eiinor H, barge
Coauitiam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
New Machine to Be
Retailed at $348

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-W. c.
Durant has accepted a contract to
build in quantity a four-cylinder. five
passenger automobile TO be retailed
at $34s, according to the Dow Jones
financial news agency today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16

In some provinces and number
OF towns in Germany the flag OF the
new republic Is not recognized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
snfsrff nr TOWN

GOOD LAND VERY. VERY CHEAP
Don't fail 10 80. those t0-acre tracts
rich. level alder land. very easy 10
clear. facing good road. near paved
highway Positively the best buy
in this fine district 10 acres for
fsTs. easy terms
RoBERT MALTBY co. 1908 srd Az.
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Reported by Wireless

AN6Yv90 F~oVBs
CT1ms IN Z D. m Of date specified uniooo
oeynerwfss notec-J
Yvb. JS-sfr West Jester. Yokohama
for Seattle. z.TS3 miles from Cape Fiat
terry: str PomnnA- Dafren Tor seaftie.
s-s rniIes from Seattle; str Efmovs. g.
attic for Yokohama. 1.3f3 mfies from Be-
sttie: str Coaxst KOBE for Seattle. i.iss
miles from Port To~usend: str Eidrfdge.
Shanghai for Seattle. see miles from -
attic. str Northwestern. Juneau for Corr
Admiral Deewy. Seattle for san Fran
cisco. 40 miles from G~aftie: motosshsD
SIERRA. San Pedro for Tacoma. ~ mfla
from Cape Bisnce: str Criffco. Bsutng-
ham for San Pedro. ass miies from Bel
ltnxham: str Nyanxa. Befunghasu for So
francisco. 1ss mifss south Of Cap Tha4-
terry. str Admiral eehisy. ssa frasetseo
for Seattle. sse miles from 6satuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16
Weather Bureau Report

TAToOBH BLAND. Feb. it A NJ.
---Barometsr rising; light rain: wind
south. 80 miles an hour. Passed In. str
Everett, at q M. an y. Y. X steam
sr. probably thu buws hAfu at Isse
a ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16

Mill MY IIHENTY BONDS
Will. SELL
Construction Appliance
- Inland Finance.
10 Johnston Piston & RING.
IA Territory Fishing q Pkg.
zoe Futfsit Coupler Co.
sac W~sssFn smelling 4 Power.
1909 Columbia tied Metal
5000 Forks Oii
5000 Slakiyuu Mining Syn
MAX WtNkLER
sft Union ~ Elliott ests.
SCANDINAVIAN AMEfliCAN hank
WARRANTS PURCHASED. se7
AMhIIIfsAN HANK Itf.IAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16

slfginUs Hotei--Aii American. vlr-
glnia and 9Th. Cars via Westlake
ave. Mod. steam heat: cheerful
rooms. esch has free phone; ex-
ceiIent service; shower ard tub
baths Trans, 75c up; weekly.
$3.50 Up. Walk distance.
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RANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Bank Of
England rate has been reduced from
TO Al per cent.
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Chicago Board Of Trade
To Use Mummies
for Advertising

PARIS. Feb. is. - A number of
surplus Egyptian mummles sold b
the Louvre museum were purchased
BY merchants TO be used for adver.
Using purposes. They win be dis
played In shop windows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16

FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale rricss
Ilour--Fam. pat. s-as. city dei.aso0sso
sagsr--sane. per cwt ....s... sis
Beet, per ewt. .........'...A sS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-16

OWNEK LEAVING STATE. WILL
sacrifice Improved S-acrr poultry
ranch. cambridge island. acres
ctearesb on county road. Z. mile
from Manitou H>sch or Fornelir
doe.s: so9a S-fnot p.Aa.srsa a
water supply. new chicken house.
fgxfae. new brnuder house. COM
piate. other outhuiidings. bearing
orchard and berries. fenced and
cross fenced. tools. 200 yrafiinE
Ieghnrn hens. house we'll fur
niah.d Price and terms. Address
owner. Tiox 200. r. u. -. No. 1.
Port VfaksIev wash
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TUIIkNDA1
FEB 10
First Low Tide
ftst a. m, ~ n.
trsst High Tide
1881 a m i2.s n
Second Low Tide
ffft D M. III n.
Second High Tide
sitl .. m 10, f.
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pfAs0 LESSONS. BEdINNERs sPE-
eIalty. Last els2.
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ptfrus WANTED
Is Observation-Disclosures

EMMA : scRowE. GRADUATE
piano and harmony Reduced rates
e. beginners, East afAN.R
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tktsAfRNAfAf tfsftA#ff
This land ~ covered with alder and
Z cedar. some FIR. facing on Rsdondo
Beach road. no better land can he
found: location the very best aud
lots Of wood. For n short time
only. $3.50. on easy terms
THE w r.. MORSE co.
4fs Iesrv nldg. Elliott 1855,
WHITE pLAcE--iG ACRES
FRUIT. BUILDINGS. tt5Ts
Between 4 and acres cleared. fruit
trees OF different varieties. also
small fruits; house. barn. chicken
house. tool shed. owner recently
died, and property cannot be taken
care OF By estate. Satisfactory
party can make resaonabls cash
and monthly terms. provided they
could move on property soon.
Take EaRt Madison car and Kirk
land ferry. Inquire for Mr.. Har-
low in Burke Il Farrar's office In
1ftYftuud
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY
IEIs n

YHfDAY
IEts. ~
first Iow Tide
zsz4 o. m. 4 ~ u
f1rst high Tide
atz1 o. M. 1913 r.
so~sud Low Tide
1z3 D. m. Is T.
Second High Tide
toitz D. m. 80 r.
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~ ACRES
NORTH END
.RETf fNTEtttfgtHAN


10 ACHES. FINE SOIL,
CLOSE TO PAVED HIGHWAY, IN
TERuHHAN. SEATTLE LIMITS
SCHOOLS AND STORES
groom bungalow. phone and lights.
garage chicken house. Here 10 n
dandy little place for chickens Or
berries and you can work 10 the
city at the same time. 1880. 500
cakh balance easy.
THE W. = MORSE co
sig Issary Bldg Elliott tfss.
ACRES. A BARGAIN
5 acres OF level loan soil, on gentle
southerly slope. just north 81 city.
near Lake naiGtngwrs view. OF lake
and mountains. intnrurbsh trans.
pnrtatlou. Priced AZ about half %
all surrounding land, only $3.50
terms.
r. VAN AHSpAfsr
1915 Third Ave
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REASONABLE PRICES PAID roR
sltEhtlt worn evening dresses. eat
linton,
WANrEe~uSEn CLOTHING AND
tars owl tatfM ist Eihett ssst.
Sunset 0ats.
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WA~TFD-JO KTNT

HOUSE WANTED BY MARCH l.
Well furnished bungalow or mod
srn house. with garage. On car
line. corner PREFERRED exceptional
tenant state particulars, letters
only Address O. a. NJ, 927 2iHt
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|. FURNTrtRE FOR SALE

FURNITURE OF a-RooA FrsAT
for sale. flat for rent. third floor
Lillian api%-. t1Es John ~.
FURNITURE FOR SALE III PIECE
or iots no dealers. North 1855.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

The Instruction had spread and gathered
sorce.
The palace OF ti.e nlsricipal junta had heon
hesieged since morning ny mob, huring death
threats These psnetrntes. even to the hail in
which the representatives O! the local suthor
ily disconcerted by tic sudaenness O. the Up
rising we're celebrating behind closed doors
and with Ill the shutters drawn tas windows
having hasn broken by stones. Now ard then
he dull crash Of 6 missile against the wood o.
the shutters Indicated tie mounting of the
popular wrath
Because of tho solni-s.a1kness hey h@d
lighted cardles w,,ich were low burning low.
the Wax running Gown OF ths green table
cover.
They could fear llo rumoil,gs oF the tanluit
outside coming. rs ii seemed, from all parts Of
the city. Inside there were moments, RON and
then, Of frightened silence.
The acalde, little cid .aan with hig White
nlustachos aud a rt,hicunc face, aat cYumpled
UP in his chair. and sor She hundrsdth ti.n> re-
peated almost mechanically: "TAere we're no
signs Of it. There we're no signs Of IT."
The members Of tie Ayun.am:enlo Ignoring
their chief gathered about the civil governor,
Don Jacnto Orliz. who, run to by all since tic
commencement of the revolt, had beer the soul
Of the resistance to it. But ail the measures
which ne could take 20 suppress ii had failed.
He was handsome &C forty years.
His face. q little dead in coor was lighted up
by his flashing eyes. He walked TO and fro in
the room, occasionally watching through the
shutter Stats the crowd in the plaza below. He
was the only one who had completely kept his
nerve.
little while before had the mob tried to
break into the palace. The heavy doors had
held, but they would inevitably yield under
assault. And them
He said very calmly:
"The reinforcements we expected haven't
arrived. The mob must have cut the tele
graph wires.
"What shall We do?" they asked him.
Don JaciNto Ortiz. made gesture which
81. '"~N.
"We must trust in Cody"
--e-.~.s. tna city fuGctionaries and
the thirty or more subordinates gathered in
The hall became panicstricken. They knew
that all that exits from the building we're
sealed-that they were power,ess te do any,
thing or 70 decide anything.