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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

Gm 6abers @reb. ~ssSneen Goftor
bar Statt6 til at belbre6c Min &rt
men Dr Beters &urife furerehe bon,
ban er 6 9lar gantn1eI. Sen 5or og-
ioa fnreret min @uitr>"> ffriter 4r.
Socob Dittel fra @biocton, ,@is.
2igemeget bbao @Dgbomnten euo er,
gier bette ftntpIe 1trtemiooel altis
go6t. Set er lite til at fa1 pan
Ipotefer; ipecielle @9etter leberer
set. Gor l1n6erretnitg ittto til Dr.
Heter Gabrnep & Cons Co.. 2501
Wafbington @Ib6, gbicngo. :syll.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
Mortbeliffe bb6,

Otter en- le,teere @pecIigbeo, 50.
be 0iseo11tt ,NortbcIiffe / lit &iem
i Sonoon fbite Manoaes Wtoreeu.
geortbclfffe baooe rpIig ejort Ell @ei-.
ie r11not SSor6en og timber benne Sci.
ie paabrog bat fig en ,tforftaoelig
Spe6o,,r, font fsrte til D66en &an
bar g1glat1ns melt bersn1te @lobuo-
giber og Sfribent. 9an ffn1 begra-
bes traoroen r,,e6 Ssreeguostieneite
/ @eitn.infter abbeD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
Trpstelie Sernbanemlpfte.

@n frpgteIig Sernbaneulpffe ben6-
te poa 800" 2i1ien 1ter 9(nnonoole
ca. As Mil Norobeif fra Minneoro<
liz iibite 2er6agsafte1. Mnucnoa-
le er en lt6en 8D paa nebnte 9inie,
bbor Ser er en bel Del &1tri ttrafif
om @otnneren, 6a 6er er batr. sst,b<
eieer Merbe6en. p Surtietos Ut.
10Y poa 600 2tnien fom f1lfenoa fra.
Ebillingbperne % paa @r,tno al
Eurtittrafifen ifulbe 6et itoppa ben,
lille 8p forat iette--af en- belseI
Hasfagerer. @asfagererne nm
iful6e af fto6 allerebe i nl
sig til at goa af faa1ieart l
til itaros peo Depot: Men a s.
toni 6erttl itette BET MOE Ell N| N
Erucf, fjgrt af en Ma116 peos s9eapns
6reo Gamer fra Maple Gate: Get
fortelles, at ct syragttog fto6 paa.
@i6eiporet og bentet paa at @1etig-
toget ffu16e pasfere og e11 @ren1iers
fra. Tragttoget fto6 be6 v@tpitcbS.s
@tongen forat fnu 6en faaf1tort gir.
10Y bar pasieret forbi. Meoe1s Ben
ne 8remfer ito6 Der og bentet. TOM
Ole &rucfen figrenbe og ban gior6e
Eegn til BEN fom fa6 be6 @tDrebj1t-
let, at ban maotte bente. @ar peg
te en6og moo BET anfomnenbe 2og.
Men oet bialp lite. Gamer pg cr n1eb
bam, figrte 1tge paa Sporet o. / Set
famine bar Der en &ollifton. @egge
Tprene paa Grncfbogtten blcu eie-
bliffelig orebt og 6eres @ogn bleU
faitet moo vStpitcb" "-Mpparat.i Zig
at Spitcben bIeb aabnet og e1tte1 al
Basiagertoget git ino paa @;ceipo-
ret meoens 2ofonottbet og etpar
8ogne fortiatte pan @obeo1irien.
13 @ogne gift in6 paa @i6eiporet o9
TOM me6 faa6an Gart moo 2ofono<
tibet paa 6rogttrenet at oct blro fa-
itet of @poret og bets @rgit1ibr
orebt. @oen blep tablet baa &o9n
og / etpar opfto6 Der Ss}Ibi, Sb: g, for
fer6elig Banif opitob b1an0t baaoe
Basfogerer og &iIifnere. 2egcr fent
til og man fit 9fe6a1ingsorbsioet i
Gang iaa fort iom mu1igt. Salt
bleb ii orebt og on1fring 30 mere
eller 1nin6re beifaotget. 9tapnc-
ne pao 6em iom bleb brebt ct fo1n
fplger:
Bert Glarf, ct. BauI.
gobert Becfer, ct. Bdli1.
9llbert @a1liner, M6rton gtinn.
Nrne Tbomion, Cambridge, lrir.
gomun6 l11ricb, &ortion, &i5
&apmono ltlricb, &orilon, sG:3}is.
6reo Ga Scar, Mople 2afe. Min.l
81. 50. @allace, Mpls. 7
@ntil WDllDfongas, 9(nnanoaIe..
gn nfien6t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
A SEASON OF TORTORE FOR
SOME.

Hay fever carries untold misery
to thousands. Foley's Honey and
Tar soothes that raw, rasping
feeling in the throat, relieves hoar
seness and wheeling, makes
breathing easier permits refresh
ing slumber. Mrs. O Stapf, 736
Clinton Ave., Plainfie1d, N. J.,
says: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
a medicine that bears recommen-
ding. keep it in the house con-
stantly''. Contains no opiates. Re-
fuse substitutes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
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Sens Tlaatett~

Sens JIaoten, en al 6e beoit ficn6'
te % melt begabebe W1tiifere blarot
oct rorife Solf glmerifo, on.fom
beo ct uIpHestilfel6e paa S,tHerior
5treet / Dulutb 2er6aasaft:,; ben
Ste So. Sens 5laaten tar 2eoer of
2pceum Tbenters 0rfeiter, nf Gor-
mamma Weanosfor og Srpbcus
Man6sfor. San bar f::cn6t in0e1
be m1iifalife &re6ie btDcn ort.
l1lDffen ben6te benoeo W!i6nat
6en nebnte Cato. 6loaten ifnloe
gao ober @a6en paa @jbrnct al ste
9lbe. 8e1t og Sltperior Ctr, forat
ia en Sporbogn biem og mco oct
famine fpm en Man6 be6 Nchn,
CHARLES 2pons fieren6e meo en- Mu-
tomobi1 80 Wil / Timen og for Iioe
poa 6laoten, fom bleb -orct r!eS 9llt-
tonobtlen omfring 40 500. -Den
6oruIpffe6e bleb itrafs brogt til So
ipitalet, men bar be6 Mnfomite:t >cr~
til aIIereoe 6gb.
~Dnll,tb @tono." fortelIer, at ST.
2pons in6remme6e til Holitiet efter
nlDffen bar b9n6t, at bat, hab6e
tat nogle Grammer. &on b1cb orre=
fteret ontlaget for Moro / 3. @roo.
Sens 6Ioaten bor be6 fin Dp6 SO
Mor gomn1e1. &on bar feot &ri-
itiansian6, Norge, og fom bitcber i
1888. @fter ct par Mars Np5olo i
@isconfin 93api6s, @isconiin, fom
ban til Dulutb boor bon far 1epet
belle Ti6en ii6en.
Gor 26 9lar far ban Ie6et 2pceltm
Teoters Srfeiter, og ifafte % Ie6et
for 16 Mar bet fin S*io ina BEL
fienote 30ie Minnelota gfeyimcnt
8on6. Com leoer of 9eortnonno
Monosfor, og iom @obe6cirtgent for
set georffe Sangerforbuno / Mneri-
ia bor Sens 61aoten be6*e fjenot og
beiere ffattet en6 nogen M.;sifer
.ober oct belle Horffe amerifu.
Gorlt6en fin @nitrn cfter1oo Mfe
6eoe fig to @enner, Hoy og &uIpor,
to Dbtre, @iis @ubp og :o2rs. EciD,
&ortlan6> Sre.> lamt tire @r9orc
@uitob, 2e6er al 6laaten Gcnieroa>
torD Of Meuiic / 9ulutb, oe &e',rp %
Mlpbtn, o9 to @gitre, Mrs. 2ouis
s. 2arion, Superior, @is., og Miis
61aaten.
8egrabelien foregif ft6Ite GnSooa
un6er rfn6ban1ig flor &eltoGelie.
ngebla6ets 9fe6aftgr b1eo perion:
Zig fien6t ne6 Sens 6looten 1uoer
ben itore @angerfer6 til &orae
1914. $an bar UNDER oenne 6erS
anerfien6t iom en of 6e beoite Son.
gerleoere fom bor me6 set itore
&n1erifafor til @iem1an6et. og Sc! ct
/ ffffert, at bans De6 bar norlt Mu.
tit oe Sang / Mmerifo tabt cit af Il.
ne be6fte @refter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
8riierne gaar pp.

Brtferne poa &aber bar ga6et
op Sc per 8a1n6 gie1nem &c fioftc:
80 Gage. 9e,er mt tilbage 1T Asri-.
Ter fom erifterte f6r &rigen. W,orfe,
oet for l1l6 er bsiere MT ems fSr Sri.
gen. De bill fin1e at set III! betaIe
fig at felge baa6e &uber og ltI6 ret
op MT. Sore &rifer poa Groceries,
Sfotpt og Seletet bill ::lteresfere
Dem. @eiparelfer paa it1tao sSn6-
fieb bill betale for @afoIin p11 long
Mfitan6. Gergus Sails SIDE &
Sur &c., Gergus Soils, Mfinn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

- @eo Ofer orj11bbus Maltne,
&c pr. Nunb. oinieep Ole s. .25 pr:
@allon, @i bill bldu6e BET fit ont
iaa p,,ffes. Teraas Detosalina &c.,
@alpb Raleubera 8 8 9, gooeH.
eiere, te7 tl'i1 Union ape, Sub: seIefon l.
899.M .iiss
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

ssrlaRb frembeles 4roIis.

B oHebeoerne / sSrIan6 fortiatter.
Ie nationale 9roppe bar 'trengt in6
4 eort hbor oe fit en- begeiftrct aqo0
#tagelf aae ntIitere 8nruffer /
S0or er neobrnn6t, berettes Scr. Ger !
|a,fertonItge ganrot, De @alera r ,t.3 ~
a'sla,an1aen oper be til6agebc xs,'Ss| sFSS|
ttraptper, men 1et i rs {isl]] n
g eNp q 4qal9If,. l9
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

Seq bar 1eiet Gbeo6ore Solutions
gatnle @lagterbuttf og begbn6t Sor=
refining ser. 2ofaIet er repareret
og fat eo6 Stan6 og ieg ogter at
gi oen beoit m1tltge &ienefte. Seq
inobD6er alle og erbber at gi mig e>1
Prebe Seq bar atten Mars @rfc,
ring / @1agterforretninget og trcr
mig iitar6 til at f,,nne tilfre6sitil!e
enbbers 8ebob.
g g Nfrf1;r
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

@i6e, &rigens @lutntng er oncr~
flpoigt Wfoteriale af for!fielli9c
@Iogs til en fatnlet &Groi al fl9
Millioner Collars af &ri93oeforte=
mentet bIebet oberbraget til Sc for
ffiellige @tater for at brl1gcS pcc
8eibpgningen. 0epartemc1:tcf bar
en6n1t EFT bel Gel Moteriale % :veo=
1fineri poo &oono, font pil bli cper=
leperet til @taterne til 1ommt 9rltg.
Nlmerican Federation Of oofor
teIler for Tiben 3,t05,00O M,o1eln<
mer. sSor ct 9lar iioen bar sl1ttal=
let 3,908,o0.. fSorbunbet CT 1anle=
oes gooet betpoelig tilbooe / oct ii5=
tie 9(ar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16

9lmerifanerne er bet fpr5te 8reb=
1friben6e sSoIf / Beroen. Sbet clte~
be 8illioner 8rebe gaor gier1nen1
2onoets Boit fra Mor til an6et; bet
CT giennemlnit tt2 8rebe for bper
8erlon 2an6et> 1nnaot og fort
8lonot 6e 1tore 2anbe itaor grg1ano
1om 9eo. to me6 81 8rebe Der ccCita,
o9 6ernp1t fomner Tplflon6 mc6 25
og SeStalien me6 "a.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-16
81 internattonaIe 9(rbcioerforc,

81 internotionale .MrbcioerIprc.
1inger og mere ems 800 1tofb%agiac
Observation-Disclosures fra alle Delc al
2onoet bor fenbt Soreltillingcr til
&ongresiett ne6 Mnnoonimg orr. at
Sen paaifpn6er @e6tagelfen a! Solo-
forl1aget. Me6lemmer af-: Scnatet
bor 6esu6en nto6toget Enlinoer at
&enbenoeller fra 8nbriforbe;bere o9
@erfhe6sHomiteer af Mrbeioere.
8lon6t 6e @oan6berfere, 1or. er re-
preienteret 6tsie 6oreifillin9er>
tan nebnes 8ogbinoere, 5lint=%las
Mrbeioere> &attenagere, Nrbeioere i
6e forifiellige Creme af Scrtilino1,-
itrien og Sernin6ultrien, 2p0eror~
beioere, Sngeniprer, Maiere, 8rabp.
rer @tooI og @obber, 5fon!ogerc
% mangfol6ige onore.
observation-disclosures gi:nncm.
initlige 2en fer 2a1t0et foreGebes
ne6 95 Erocent.. GordgeHen 2ibs
miolernes Eris I famine Eiosrum
bar liot mi1ore.. @eh l16gor9en af
1920 bar 2enntngerne for SSSerrto=
nefolf 1876 Frncettt bgiere ems /
1918, men6et,s 2ibsnti6Icrue iteg
100 Yrocent raa fan1nne 9,i5 Sol.
fet bill, at Ssernbanearbeiacrnc ffol.
babe goo 2gn; nten BET mencr o0iaa>
at ser bgr bore ct rin1eligt Gornolo
mellem 2gnningerne alle Sag lamt
8ril ilerne poo 2ibsn1ibler. Jcrnter=
ne, Mineorbei6erne, 8rooncenten og
5orbrugeren - alle betaler iin Gel
of Observation-Disclosures - og Sc
tror, at Mrbei6sl6nnen ber bore ont
trent oen famine for Serr:tn1ear=
bei6erne font for an6re Mrbc'oere,
iom er n61at for BEN iamme &c!ito,
og al bbem Sen famine 0ngtioEeo
frpbes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
"COSSackS" Declare
War on Coal Miners

have been ridden down By the poles
while on private property on whieh
they had permission To assemble
Brophy declares.
such action is bound % Greats
disorder in the coal fields
Prom a copy Of secret and con-
fldential letter sent 10 coal Operators
by Superintendent Adams OF the
state police on March ~ We learns
that even before the strike bccsmp
effective miners were condemned AZ
potential lawbrcakers by the state
This ~ shown by the suggestion irons
A dams that operators should have anJ
understanding with the sheriff Of the
county IN which they operate THIS
Adams letter asks that Operators
supply the state police with nameS
and descriptions Of all known radl-
Gals living In the vicinity OF their
mines. Such a request leaves 10
within the power 81 the coal oper-
ators 10 brand union leaders and or
ganizern ss dangerous men and sec
the state police upon them.
THAT letter In absolutely partfa0
70 the operators position In the dis
pute and committed the state 20 their
support before the strike was called
III IL the aim OF the union men to-
conduct the strike in q peaceabie an8
orderly manner. Unless they ares
given protection by the state from
the company gunner the miners win
be forced to defend themselves or
submit and become Industrial slaves. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
BRITISH HAMLET
is ALL "HET Up"
Where 10 Put Fire Depart
ment Is the Rub

HARLOW. Eng April it.-Thls
ilttia Essex village has been for
weeks the scene Of a wild political
upheayaL Tho chairman ~ the
parish council has been inyestigat.
ing the village @fire department
for Tho purpose 81 reorganization.
and sam ncards. ociogcnnarlan.
captain e the fire brigade. objects.
unul recently the village fire.
fighting apparatus waa scattered
around In various parts OF the par.
lah- hose and ladder in one place,
another set somewhere else.
This arrangement In being dis.
tuSbed by the chairman of the ooun.
Gil He decided 10 round up all
th. apparatus and put Il under one
roof In tho central fire station. the
diEnlfled name given a small SHE'D
Bui Captain Dsards very strongly
objected. Under the old regime be
kept ladder and length q hose
In his back garden. thus inHuring
hts prompt attendance at any FIRE
in his cnd of the village. The cen.
trial fire station IL a good hair mile
away and he does not feel like run.
ming tina, distance every time there
Ia an alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
RADIO IN ONE
HOME IN SIX
Westinghouse Has Made
Use OF Wireless Popular

pITTsBuRG. April it.--station
KDi<A. TIT largest radio telephone
broadoasting station In the world.
has done more 90 make radio teie-
phone popular than any agency Of
wireless In operation.
Before this bruadcasting station
was started BY the Westinghouse
Electric a Manufacturing company
at Eas, Pittsburgh. Dec 20. 1890.
radio telephony had been a source
~ amusement 10 n comparatively
few radio amateurs. Today one out
81 every elk homes 10 Pittsburgh
has recsiying station. and homes
In all parts Of tho country are re-
celvlng the kDkA program nightly.
In addition. Westinghouse has start
ed three other hroadcasfinK sta
tlunn Station WIZ at Newark. ".
J.. Station WIZ az Springfield,
MaAs.. and station kYw at Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
p. Dicicco, Shot in
Quarrel, May Live.

Peter Dicicco. who WAS shot thru
the chest Monday in a neighborhoodl
quarrel. was declared by city hospt~
tai authorities Tuesday waging -
desperate fight for life. Dicicco wac
shot by Cregorio Folio, who also shot.
Mrs. Diclcco thru the left thigh III
The Dicicco residence. 173s Bradncp
pl- Folio received a deep cash In hiA
forehead. at first believed Ia have
been a bullet wound. when nscIcco.
took the pistol from him and struclD
him across the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Seattle Men Going
to Apple Festival

Wenatchee's Apple Blossom fes-
tyai. May and 8. win attract =
number Of Seattle business men. The
Industrial bureau Of tfs chamber oe
Commerce announced today. Accord
ing TO Vaughn ii. Chairman. secre-
tary OF the wcnatchee Commercial
club. several thousand dollars have
been spent In preparation for the
event. and at that season the Orch
ards VIII be mass OF beautiful bios-
SONS for 30 miles along both hanks
Of the wenatchec river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Seek to Buy Muny
Line Bonds at Par

INDICATING that the municipal rail-
way finances are not considered 10
he IN such q deplorable condition ~
pictured BY adverse crltica Wynn.
noone a Co, investment brokers of
seattle. filed bid Tuesday Tor $3.50,
600 OF railway extension bonds. They
agreed 20 take the bonds at par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Chamber to Hear
Bombay Professor.

Representatives OF two colleges.
one In Bombay. India. and the other
In Pomona. Cal. win be the attrac-
tons at the Chamber OF Commerc0
members council luncheon Friday
noon In the Masonic club rooms In
the Arcade building. DIR. Samuel l..
JOSH. professor of literature in Bar.
oda college. University OF Bombay.
India. will speak. and the Pomona
college glee club win sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
HERE or HEREAFTER

FFoln the AmefIfan IlfaIon Wtfkly
Judge Rufus. you've heard the
charges against you. Are you guilty
or not guilty.
Rufus-Ah fuses 10 snsah. on de
ground Am mought incincrate nah.
soif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
TELLS or OTHER
SIMILAR OuTRAGEa

In his protests 20 Governor sproui.
John Brophy refers 10 many similar
ouirages on the part OF the Cos
sacks.
Union miners who were following
the course OF action guaranteed by
the federal and state constitutions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Two INsANE pEnsoNs ana flr,

cx-convicts are numbered among the
~ members VI party OF deporeca
sent from the local Immigration sta
ton Tuesday. Eight OF tho undesir.
abiea win return 10 Europe via New
York. ono 60 ontario. and three 20
Mexico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

w " - LtNN
special Correspondent Of The Star.
MAsOSTOwN. Pa, April ~.
Next 10 their own paid gun
men" and deputy sherifis. the
most valuable adjunct that the
nonunion coal operators Of
Pennsylvania have 10 carry on
work Of intimidaiing aud
ooercipg striking miDers l. the
Pennsylvania state constabulsry.
In the coal fields they are better
known as the "CoaHacks." Just
nov hundreds OF them are coneen'
trated In the nonnnion fields
They are mounted on good horses
and each Coasack carries two re-
voiverH, a rifle. a sabre and a DO
liceman'a club. The conduct OF the
cossacks since the strike Was called.
April 1. has become NO outrageous
that John Brophy. president Of Dis
trict No. 6. United Niue Workers.
has filed written protest with Gov.
ernor sproui ~ Harrisburg. asking
protection for miners and their fam
ilien against them. Brophy has sub
mitted 20 the governor copies Of
recent letters which he declares,
l.. g. Adams. head o. the state con
stabulafy. wrote coal operators two
weeks before the strike began and
which SLOWLY clearly" Brophy de,
ciarea. that the constabulary In
this strike Il committed TO the sup
port OF the operators.-
CENTER AFI.AME
WITH INDIGNATION
Aasontown. an important center
In the Conceivable non-union coke
fields. Il aflame with Indignation
Mayor Gabriel Sullivan. who IL a
merchant and Ia no way connected
with mining. led his fellow citizens
In q protest against them. Hun.
dreds Of men employed Ia the II.
&, Frick and other non-union mines
near Masontown. last week Joined
the strike and arranged a mass
meeting at the baseball grounds.
I'm route to the grounds they were
attacked by the cossaciss. Chief Of
Police o. v. Meegan was an eye
witness.
THE men came down Main r.,
two by two. walking close 70 the
curb" Chief Meegan says. II was
directing traffic at the principal
corner az the time. have never
seen more orderly body Of men.
Not a word WIS being apoken IN
their ranks. A. their head. one OF
them was carrying an American
nag.
when signaled them once 20
stop 20 let some school children
crue~ the street they did 40 In.
SANITY. Then waved them TO
proceed.
suddenly mounted ccnstabIcs
appeared Starting In ut ono
end. they pros ~edcd to ride
thru the procession. driving the
men onto The sidewalks and
finally dispensing them. This
was at the noon hour.
About 5 p. m the men
marched down Main II. again
and this time the mounted con-
stables rode into them, five
abreast. several citizens WIRE
injured under the horses hcofs.
but none seriously.
Public opinion Is outraged as q
result OF such treatment Of peace
able men and the consiables now or
duty In our town are completely
ostracixed"
TELLS or OTHER
SIMILAR OuTRAGEa
In his protests TO Governor sproul.
John Brophy refers 10 many similar
ouirages on the part Of the Cos
sacks
Union miners who were following
the cotfrma NJ action ,,,oxa,,.ss a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

From the sydney Bulletin
Conductor thew to the 3obl-rrA
sure the old boy there has paid his
fare twice. Think ! had better tell
him about III
Motorman-No-oi Ask him for ~
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
FARM LANDS

80 FARM LANDS
ACHES Ali CLEARED
HACK horTQMi .t.rQen house;
close % market HIGH Hciioot.
"a, wAsliiNGroS toop"
iege Thlrd Ave. Main oose
SO ACRES. cfoSE TO niu i4Akh
SkaRit county tgood logged .eff
lundi well located. Price ti.teo;
Msc'rFrERs Tss Third Ave-.
fiio LAND SALE
Mt vernon district. ta-aers tracts
81 400. close to town and railroad.
n. g lETEltN, f2e Thlrd Ave.
! 10 ACRES GARDEN LAND NEAR
Itedm.nd. Mt West siSt1 First
s. FOR sAItt-wATER FRONT
PROPERTY
10 AcKke LENi.i. WAITER FRONT
on sound and safe harbor al ali
timssi county road and telephone
ON land; also little shack: wond>s,
ful view. lots 81 ducks flah and
ciams, and ln fine farming corn.
munisy. tt3ss terms. tioidaie. 2os
Alaska nidE
10 ACRES. AIlhthhssl' FROM
Year rine rcas and practically
level. price tsse. noldsie. ses
% STOCKS AND IoNDS
WILL HUf LinnRTf BONDS
WILL SELL
Inland Finance ca.
Seattle Union Thoafsr.
Mutual Laundry Co
a -. 80 q Ca
~ United Finance go.
as Universal high Power.
1890 AiaskA Petroleum. 4 coaL
1900 s'sk'sag .x H, yyasNs,srn
sit linton 81 Elliott $50
scANpfSArtAS AMERICAN HANK
WARRANTS rtHcIiAsEDI est
AMERICAN HANK Hf.pu
- HlisI~t.~~ OfislWTuNiTiE~
sfffNUfE MILL FOR AAt.E
Strictly modern S-m@ehin~ mill, hoi.
lou tiie kiin. on Puget sound and
trauseunltnsnsaf xaiifoad ffscs
rsshs and ,srws Fssssana.hls
feos uore nidg. seattle. wash.
il. y. hEHLfNc a co.
We specialize IN selling stores res.
msss Ma xsnsv. 70, s-cead .v.
NOTICE - DENTISTRY ~ EN-
change for anything ~ value. All
work guarantees, United Painless
DsnIists ses mira ave
tste HtiYs GOOD PAYING BisH-
tanrant Must sell on account ~
sickness owner. Mrs. NJ Ballard.
clear Lake. Wash
MIN WITH ssee TO NvEST--MfiI
pay gos.a ~agrs. AE. saelL New
lsirhmond Hotel
ii ROOM HOUSE,, GIMP HENT.
ilnslr. faFpished Call evenings
o. PERSONAL
Nts--MkN AlifFEkiS8. HE-
EAin your hsaith and Strength hY
dive you strength Guaranteed. ~
mail plain wrapper. 30 tablets for
1900. chester Medical Co. sas ssrd
TRAINED NURSE VIII. TAXI:
confinement patient. IN her herse.
Terms v~ry reasonable Ideal To-
cafion Phone Kast lsst-R
NERVE SPECIALIST
In paralysis and all nervous all
mentR sis Eliel Hook
NURSE Will CARE ron con- /
fiurment Ia her home. 1919 =. zine
WE WANT A mail BABY GiRL.
Garfield isog.
~ CtiATTEI iiiANs
Monsy 80 loen. London tsssiry ca
fs,ahllshed 1850 ias ind ave
100 REAL ESTATE iOA>S
Money for farm and acreage ioanA
ROThE FAEM MTG. CO. ie9s ard
ms PsyCHOIoGrSr
An Mine. TIN Vocational Tx
flikA pert Character ANALYST
HiM.1 Applied practical peychola-
- IN - nuINra hiIalnnaa anrlnl
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~ Observation-Disclosures


MISUNDERSTANDING ny ruE
dsNi work guaranteed. Ballard
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q WY DECORATED FRONT
tvvhi, lufnlshel. phone. bath. sz.50.
~spiiei zszE after :.
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IIorisIs

vireirus Hotel All American VT.
ginia end sth Cars VIA westiake
eve Med. steam heat; cheerful
teomns each has FREQ phann. "a.
baths Trans Use upt weekiv
tste M Walking dintanc.
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Is ron s,Lr-REaL ESTATE

CHEAP HOMES. CLOSE IN
harge Grounds, Bearing Fruit and
Fine Garden SOIL
htto-faHy Terms Pine n-acre,
fruit, garden; : rooms
Miscellany terms. u acre. fruit.
etc. good rooms.
VS. ao-s-Eaay terms; I acre; fruit.
rte.l good I rooms. with bath.
fa,tQe-Eary terms I acre. fruit.
ete.i good : rooms.
We have seads % these home garden
trectA all HiKth, come have small
home, some have large. modern
homes and most any turma you
want.
JAMES o. JONES co.
Rainier Valleys Aain office
and Largest LiatinK
I'LL Rainier Ave. at Gcnerce 81
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fLiiNisHfD HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS


|kAN ROOM AND KfTCHENETTl
I1ssl,tannl ng ~ f ,,,n. 5.s. $3.50. q
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! FURNISHED HOUEEK EEPfhG
fopue' Ntchenette. walking dis
Iance ~ Belmont ave. ~
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J FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
H0rsFKFFpINo ROOMS

WELL s-HOOH APAHTMEN'
sitsn heat. 17is 18Th ave. y. Bei
ren 17fs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

General John C. Pershing was
recently honored with the order
of the White Eagle, the highest
decoration in the gift OF Poland