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The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
LOS ANGELES PAPER
 HAS CHANGED HANDS

LOS ANGELES, June 2.-'rhe Los Angeles Express, one of the leading newspapers of this city changed hands yesterday. The new company owns ten other dailies in cities in Southern California. F. w. Kellogg will be the new business manager of the Express. and Edward A. Dickson has assumed the post of editor.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
THIRTEEN BALLOONS
 ARE STILL IN RACE

CHICAGO, June 2-According to the latest reports received, nine of the thirteen balloons which left Mill waukee yesterday in the National Balloon Race are still in the air. The winners of the first three places for distance will represent this country in the International races in Switzerland later in the year.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
WIND Is suBsIDlNG

PORTLAND, June 2--The timber and brush fires in Multnoniah Coun- ty in this State, and in the neigh borhooa of Vancouver and Yacolt, Washington, are subisding. The high wind of yeterday which was flaming the fires into destructive proportions has subsided. Condi- tious in the Hood River district have also improved, and the fire fighters believe that the danger in that sec tion is now over. The fires are still blazing but their menacing charac- ter has been greatly Iessened.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
GEN. FELIX DIAZ TO
 RETURN TO MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS, June 2-It was an- nounced here today that General Felix Diaz, a nephew of Porfirio Diaz, since whose death Mexico has been in a state of disorder, would return to Mexico "to assume the leadership of the revolution" The announcement was made public by the confidential secretary of General Diaz.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
FOREST FIRE DAMAGES RUN INTO MILLIONS
GASOLINE SCHOONER
 MISSING SINCE MONDAY

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Many vessels have been sent out search ing for the gasoline schooner Mae Hymen, which has been missing since last Monday. The boat carried crew of three men. It is believed that the Hymen was overturned in a storm and sunk, but that the crew may be at sea in a small boat.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
BUSINESS SECTION DESTROYED

PRINEVILLE,O Ore. June 2-At least one-half of the business section of this city was destroyed by a fire which ragged all night, and which for a time threatened to get out of con- trol and wipe out the whole city. The city authorities finally resorted to dynamite to check the spread of the flames, and this eXpedient prov ed successful, The damage will mount to upwards of four hundred thousand dollars. When morning came the city presented a scene of desolation but the tired inhabitants who had worked with unflagging zetl who had worked with unflagging zeal frorl their labors without further fears.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
RAINIER IS
 DISABLED AT SEA

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The steamer Rainier, with crew of twenty-nine. on board, broke its cronkshaft according to wireless dis tress signals which have been picked up here. Later advices reported that the disabled vessel had been taken in tow and was being brought to this port.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
5. 5. WILTSHIRE ON ROCKS AND
 MAY BE SUNK

AUCKLAND, June 2.-The steamer Wiltshire went on the rocks off the New Zealand Coast in heavy storm yesterday. The Wiltshire is a Brit ish registered vessel of 12,000 tons, and carries a crew of hundred men. The prospects of rescuing any of the crew are very small, because of the high seas that are running. Tine storm continues unabated and at the present rate of pounding it will not be long before the ship is racked to pieces. The wreck promises to be one of the worst in the annals of this section of the South Seas. Every effort is being made by life savers to get a line to the vessel, but so far without avail.
 LONDON, June 2.-It is understood wireless advices received here today that the situatiol of the crew of the steamer Wiltshire. wrecked on the New Zealand coast, is not so serious as at first reported. After many failures the life saving crews succeeded in getting d line on the doomed vessel. Four of the crew have already been taken off through the surf and breakers, and the rescue of the others is expected.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
CHILE TURNS DOWN
 BOLIVIAN PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, June 2-It was announced here yesterday that the Chilean government had returned an unfavorable reply to the Bolivian proposal to arbitrate the sovereignty of the province of Tacna-Arica.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
Entire ToWn Wiped Out
 And Others Threatened

dren took refuge on hastily construct ed rafts which were moored in the middle of small lake. They were later brought out on special train to this city where they are being taken care of by a relief organization. The only chance to save the town will be a shift in the wind
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
SPECIAL GRAND JURY ..
 TO PROBE BANK FAILURE

SEATTLE, June 2.--Prosecuting At torney Malcolmn Douglas, announced today that special grand jury would be empannelled to probe into the events leading up to the failure of the defunct Scandinavian-Amer Bank of this city.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
ASSEMBLY ORDERS
 PRESIDENT TO RESIGN

TOKYO, June 2.-According to ad- vices received here today, the Consti- tuent Assembly of the Vladivostok government has ordered President Merkulev to resign.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
KERRlsToN IS THREATENED

SEATTLE, June 3. - Large num- bers of men engaged in fighting the forest fires which have destroyed Ce- dar Falls, are now desperately striv- ing to save the town of Kerriston from the advancing flames. The town is now practically surrounded by the blaze and it's conditions is critical in the extreme. When the danger first became apparent, the women and chil
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02

KETCHIKAN, June 2.-Fisn prices today: None offered.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02

SEATTLE, June 2-The Cedar Rtrer watershed which has been maintained by the city of Seattle as a forest reserve for the protection of the city's water supply was virtu- ally wiped out as a result of the fire which yesterday swept through that section of the country. The entire town of Cedar Falls is practically destroyed, and it is not believed that any habitable houses are left in the community. The fire is still burning fiercely and the remaining timber in the watershed appears to be doomed. The damage will run between one and two million dollars. It is believed that all the refugees escaped except the three deaths re- ported yesterday. A number of log ging eamps 1n this vicinity have been, destroyed by the fires. The power plant of the Light Depart ment of the City of Seattle was only saved after a heroic battle in which the fire fighters worked until they dropped in their tracks. The flames here are spreading and serious fires are now burning near Enumclaw. The fires reported yesterday in the other sections of Western Wash ington are all reported to be under control
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-02
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, June 2.-Fish prices to- lay: Fresh halibut, 10c and 5c. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21


then the certified uhsct shall h<c6ih<
Forfeited a. liqnidsted esmagr< sndi ~
money realized thersfrom skaii be taff<d
iate The treasury o. the CITY % k,sr
JAMES n oLAppiSd
CITY hsnzfsr.
ADDIE W MeAvOY. ssr
CitT Clerk. ID.
May 4 7 10 ~ "a 10 "a a ~ a. 40
NOTICE rUR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF ThE 1kTkHfQN
a. = LAID Once a. santa ~, ~ n.
So,ies o. hefeh, given tkss nsSimlsps
Madrid, of Old Aibuqpsrqas, NJ. ~. Nhs
on May !. 1919. made honisstsnd enfrH
No. 0sTols, for Lots . 3. Nee. d. n.
10 n. u. B n. sEk Nkh NEMekH:
section !. Township 20 n, Range 5 r.
n T.. Meridian. haa filed notice Of
intsuuuH - mshe three yrnr proof ~
serIssd. bsfars u. 81 eammisslrass q
sibssusrqas. bsrnsiilie eesnty. n. NJ.
on Jane D. 1874.
Claimant names a, ~~i,nssses: Lseusrss
0atierren- santiago 6utlsr~a. Fel<s
rrvaElnl. franeisco saunhes n. ianen
all % Tiier.s. n. NJ.
K NJ BERaERE, Reeisssr.
April s0s Msy VA u .2e.
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LEGAL. MOTORS


Ncflck TO CONTRADICTORY
office ~ rthe ciss clsrt ~ AZ. a., "a
Aibuquerqus New Mesica. until ? q task
4 nn Xeduesdrx Ma Ii1f' 1872 for
p.slsr earss' sat,ess' siera sever.
sradinr and All necsssars Inelasutals o.
:sg%as,sssss.. ;%As's,s. * sis i%siis-lss
VIrIon.l orh.r ~ ia Clts C.wrni.stoe a.
IL Ciy of kitasasrass Se~ .ssleo
dated Fehruary Is' fa9a
North Nessad street from the north
Hoe " Tiieras Avenue 70 TIE south nae
of Mhuutaln Road.
nids wilI X received ON the -fniiautes
typen Of passmsns.
NJ Ritniithir en- So cenerete hnse
Iss
4V nttullthie on az csncreis beas
.i.3.6
Topeka Va So concrete. ~ wearing
surface
lNo nliuliihle "a go Hlaek Hass.
ihg h3tultAls "a sh0 nlack nass.
81 Reinforced caacrste ia
e. Plain concrete Iss
81 Rslnforcsd concrete i-eA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

81, 5oo-s.roam, ,aoesm. suitsbis fpr roe
families toner lot, Hlfhisnds; close in
~. 0oc--Hrooia frams Eleszrdin porch.
city .uatefj completely furnishsd; ~
nsf Zoe n~iehiknat ticss n
ss,sVo--7rsom deeilinf on serpsr lot
ioottta fsst fine i~etaiian 10 uish.
lnnda; tiose In.
o.. T0O-s-room white stpseo adobe ban.
gaiys modern; esLsrs sad other out.
huiid,nsss " fsn ST. tsrn,. "
A. FLEgsCIIER, ReaItor
Lnans. Firs irsursnce, Ahtpmobiis In.
s1-r-~e SD 80 ether hnes 81 Insurance.;
Surety bondsL
Phone a.. III South Fourth y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
Who's Here
COMES

CoAaS
John Becker, Eeien. n. ~.
George Huffman, frlsn. n. NJ.
Wills Kent. Denver.
6. { Scott. Taylorviiie, IN
W. X. Carter. Monte Vista cob.
{, r Dunbar ana wife, chicxsQ,
W. Benne,t and wife. For
Collins. Colo.
AIRS n y Dakin. Boston. Aiasa,
X chapman, Los Angeles.
Ena Kramer Liverpool England.
ocrTude Tihimpn. Llverpook
Feagy Nav. Liverpool. Eneiana.
~ u. Chapman. Liverpool Ena-
r. ~ Clomnn ana wife. Denver
y. ". Leonard. santa Re.
HAY B Jonen. santa he.
Is A. Gschrond. santa Fc. ,eaT
O. q Forman and wife, Denver.
lee ~langfton. PorialeS. n NJ.
cunuio Penn. cerrillus, ~ NJ. tr
irwin Mote Socorro, n. NJ "a
Norman Jaynes ana wife.
Humphreys, Mo.
elem shaffer. Mounsainair. 80
~ A. smith, santa Fe. ifuI
A. stanton. E.stancia.
w : s%arracino and wife. la
guna. y NJ
"a n Auleubrock and win
Los Angeles @" WV
Norbert y. Aulenbrock, Los
Angeles
Mrs L. u, Dcoley santa We.
Frank W concton. East Las
NrgRs.
D ID. Andrews. Denver. "
g. Il. Smith. IN payo. aa
- "A E. nnr
Louis "a. Ruineth, Chicago. tlef'
E W kelthly. center. No. rer
Chsrie. E. Riffie. Monn,sinsir.
STtRGE<
Charles r.. Johnston. Mnedaiel
nh. ~ NJ
W u. pltchfoftl. Denver.
n q Miller. Flagstaff, Ariz.
CHARLES cray. Jemcr anrfnnh
New Mexico,
q. l.. johnson ana uon. Jsmes
Springs. y. ~.
= =. Whaley. JemeK spriuns
New Mexico,
J.. q. HHsautt. 81. I.o0Is.
" r Sickcfs. Denver. a"
W ~ Hawkins. indianapolis.
Andrew hoaln. Los Angeles.
r J. Mails Wagon Mound. n N.
n iiarilston aud wife. Kansas
city. si
: Taresr, las VEGAS.
W krms'rcnn. 81 Louis. l,p
David Hamhotx
ahvAasDo
"a @.rni. -
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NOTICE


~ th VIII
We are now permanently To-
Gated in our new office At
2is West Gold. where no one
has any strings on MS IN the
selling Of CITY Read Estate.
We have been cleaning our
spark plugs and oiling mp
80 that we can easily shift
into high for the big race in
selling City Property. When
il comes 20 selling Holiness
Home Sites. High Glass IN
come Business Property and
Building Sites, we do not
take of our bats to any Of
them. The writer knows this
| line Of business from A to z.
ffe has had years Of expert
rnce and has put-over the
BIG ONES as easy as he did
. $500 lot deal. and he always
gave both the buyer aud
seller a square deal. We arr
now in position Ia render real
Service. Service that Salts.
fies.
Yours for Business,
| Roberts Turner Co.
~ cob ROBEHTS.
gis W. Gold Phone not In yet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
M~YscrLLANEous

FHONTTkO0F CABHA0E. Alao tomato
etrunr. hefdy planln thai wHl please
fuii count End safisfafibn x~uh4anseed
Zoe. pf 200 9act 500. 81 ftf 1000.
u %. 1000 - 30. ptpper 100. toti
noe. 81 %. An postpaid. EsEt Texas
nsstsf photographer; tAiec daily sef
sics Rsnsnber ssflsf.stisa euar1hr
iced esnd yer fnis1inp 70 : rsis4lAs
established firm Han11 H9nkk.
hssta Photographers.
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FOR sALE-Rcsl Estate

oxE GOOD SO root LoT-on East
silver. near Highland fark-on easy
terms. Hsmaond. s2t East silver
FOR gALE-Three bots on Fast silver
onv " AZ. fine Iteration. Phone ivss-W
In morninus.
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3 WITH BoARp


FOR RENT -Nlcsiy forniihed front room
suitable for one or tro: with board
Phone tt72 W. SIS " Fruit.
TABLE BOARD-sinrie meals served;
home eoctine 3i2 North Tenth.
roR kENT-Ro and hoarf working
men preferred. 6i2 sonlh Broadwsy
Phone 1871 W.
NAcAAcf-for oonsalescenti excellent
lands Phone iI22-T.
ROOM AND BOARD. modern, kamsnEe
$40. Ideal climate. Mrs. West. Aztec
NeS Aeaieo.
LADY With . nice home and hsdy yard
wants 10 care for ehildren By hour.
day or week Address An. Jones, sal
ROOM AND BoARD-Medsrn- homsuks.
$40. Ideal climate. Mrs. West. Aztec.
Mes Aenlco.
ksrKkyATloNS mai nov be had q
st. JOHNS SAAATUkIuh tspisss-
pail. Rates gi7.bo - s1soO p-r
week. includes rrivsss room siss
Sleeping porch. eonnseted 10 bath cad
toilet. Medical care. nsdieinss. general
nursing. ksealsnt meals. tray ssrxiss
No sri1rs Al reens have steam ksst
aet SO cold ranmns ~.isf. xss. W.
y x.esl.r tyfsFirteaAs-t
FUR RENf-Apxrtneuts
fVn nEeI-seens 90 nslt hosseAysP
TWO partly farniahed rooms tor hsht
h.nsrA..nler llot y Second ~
ROn RENAL Alameda -four Furnished
reonh. piano garden and fteo water
eleepne room. 2ot n. Central. Phone
~
FoR RENT-Modern groom partly fur.
ni.aed nafi erifa large rooms, I'M
y Mahnran. COZ W.
FOR REsT-Furuished three or toar
roam. modern apartment. reaaoaatls
close To- 2Os North sixth.
fOR hENT-Oue ihses. room apartment;
well furnished, lnquirc s05 south Wal,
YER, phone Ii2s-W
FOR RENT-Siesly furnished three roam
apartmsni eenneetiug hath. Call
2acew. 22i sorsh seventh.
FOR RESr-Thrss or four room apari.
msnt furnished garage. iva Norh
APART MENr FOR RENT-Furnished.
ment. private bath A. tio North siEtA
street Phone nal.
FOR nEkr-rwo hrnlshed room, aad
large sleeping porch, With modern
eonssnjenees, 10 private home; NAMED
eeaple preferred. Phaas iso2-w
fuR RENr--T~we sod ihrse. toom Tar.
uished spartmeniss water. lights. ard
nhonr paid. h3a Sonth 1hird
VIEW HIGH CLASS apartments in hr.i
elsss loeslliy }. A. hsminond. s7a y
silver Phone 1922
Fok kkErLrsresfuon sts.n hssisa
spnrtnent and bath. Ai~baqusrea.
Hetsl NAV nora Heeand.
fOk hkNr- ThTss ~ tour Fson fes.
nlstSd modern a~psftments and Aousss
MeAtlflnn = Wood 1Qe west Geld
fbR hEkT-TWe roDrH furniahed apart
mehfi bet and cold water Halt and
islsEhsns peld 42lH Aeuih nruad~sy
FQh AkNT-Lsfas ffpai raem; vel
fafni@ksdi Ia desirable PAR % town
~r-s.onsbis rent fio West Titsras Ave-
FOR kkNr-0ns furnished and 90.
parfN mpiahcd apartment; hot ~
Ter. t1t6 West Rarns. Arpiy spsrtmebl
or tsli tooj.
fOE k~ENT-Thrse reaA fufnlskfd srsrt
meat steam heat hos M csid water
lights sad Telephone paid t1ih ssusA
fOR REAT-Ons large snd oss email
rrsrtnrrti FURNISHED eumpiete fui
housekseplng Crane aparfnfnts. ana
I N Seventh naraaf Hkana al
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FoR sALE-Purniture

ron sALE-whiss enAmeled refrisera.
W. nearly new. cost ess. for rbS. aud
,hres piece living room srt yearly neN'
cost $500, for $3.50. .. Aahafein'
60a.W.
FOR HALE-Bedruom suite, With hand
some dresser, two library tables. one
library chair and reading lamp. Call nof'
nings. iiOl West Marquette.
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FOR sALE-Typewriters

6E SALE TYFEwKifkKs-zH fiids,
10th nss And second taha. boeGAt
ioia. fvutsd sud repaired. hayee
sc s,sss sssr.s -
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Hohhs
Quality Cars

BuIrk o as. $500 90
Buick q. C5s. an offer that stands
for thfsa days only. New paint
aud top, elseirieal system. battery.
meter etc. Al. 10000 cash. better
hurry.
Buisk stripped. car. $4,000.
cadiils- . T.pAks . real M for .
stag line or tart $3.50. 90.
O~ldsiaobile Z. Tpsss- $4,000.
REQ light track, ei1sOo.
hugmebiis touring $4,000.
Two Ford one ton trucks.
One REQ speed wagon.
Others fren 80 70 sf.2s0.
Nnw ax,rss DIVE shaftss pinion and
ring Fears for sl tara
Nsv Ford ehesls. $3.50.
Nsw Ford honeycomb radiators. siT.
Any part or seostssFy.
Hobbs Motor co.
5i3.is W. CENTRAL
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wANTED-Houses
wANTED-Agents


WATERPROOF KITCHEN APRONS,
shopping bags. Hishest grade. puoes
reduced. Bon roa. al South Broadway.
-. Loris. No.
ADMITS Extraordinary opportunity.
New sruit product Jelly" any trait
lnice Ike magic. JoyrJel company. ~.
Joseph, No.
WIDE AWAKE MAN TO TAXI CHARGE
o. our local trade % TO - daily,
steady no experience required; pay starts
at onee. Write today. American Prod
uets ~. y American Baildinr Gin.
sinnati. OhIo.
MEN AND wOMEN-ssO weekly iatro
ducinE our exquisite embroldered faaey
goods. Enormous demand We farnish
everything. Arsno Mgr Co. Dept. ~.
Ff, 1851 No Crawford. chieaso.
NOTWITHSTANDING n,w i~nvsntion for
Ford csrs. Ahnoiets nsessHty. Sells
for 400, $50 10 $500 weekly. lnvsstt
ss,e imascdis,s,y zahafaessrsr' MOS
LARGE MANuFAcruRER WANTS
AokNTs-ssli advertised brand mems
shlris, direct 70 wssrer. No capital or
experiences reqalrcd. Free aampis.
Madison Mills. SOS Broadway. New rork.
POOL ROOMS CIGAR STANDS, RES
TAuhAA7a, cONfEcrioNERs. al
buy oar whiriwihd trade sumulAtor
Petkst sample. CatAlog and sales pans
free. Peoria Novelty company, Peoria.
fM
sT5 10 sias wEgKLy-sslins hosiery.
Four pairs guaranteed wear snouihs
Or replaced nee. 80 styles. frse sam
pies 10 workers. salary Or 70 per cen,
Darby Pa.
PATENTED CHECK PROTECTOR
FOUNTAIN PEN-HiGh quality prod
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AVE MONEY 90 asTI 5srs ssd ssee
spf.ss hstisf.st. and tire. fsssa for
W. tssE cAssss,.s go eaa ~,
ressi 0srsl.sd. naisk fSsr sas ~
ssv!ssslis az i;sisss.s zsss H..
aH Wesa reppk
ron sALk--iaso h1IsE ais "a Al Ses.
alileH hn,lsE Auie cyapssF
II fNN SALE.
Dojfp nrothen tearing
uuare nfplh4fs rnadsiaf
fuitk il<ht SIN
Furt NHEt ffut4.
aakusI tfuct and teurinf.
KohhEH 4 co-
As'e Dsst W ~ t'hces ss'
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lnfN-Csrry ear llns % hlsh
4 advertising peatna. Ksary husi'
pa1sRt(fl e~ps,o'aer fness ler-r
hIrA4f rnmmIalIon unrs uhHfai
H. On the mafks3 Write for w..
Ins. o X. feaeii camp1nH tnuis'
.Fa.ut4tfiif'if$ iiiIlIII
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TORRENT
ron R~ENT-Houses

LOA hEAx-noukta
HOMK. opposite University. for rent OF
eHchsnrs for beard. 100 East Central.
FOR kKNr-Four room unfunishsd cot.
-taEr. Phone iafs.
FOR kEST-siee sis. reom furnished
house lacdsru. 1909 aouth Fourth Ap.
ply Bfuad Bicycle Co. 32O South sec
ond ~. Phone 7sJ.
For RENT-A reiiahla couple will find
an attractive proposition In a rniy
furnished four room cottage At III n.
Mulberry
fOk RENT- Several modsFn furnished
eottaget rent t35, $50 and 800 on
ear llne lasulre At i91s aeuth Eaith,
tUE kENT-kiesly femlsssd banfsisv
for houaekespinEj eonsil,s Of lixtns
feom. kliehenette, I've fie<piaE poftA@s.
bot snd cold runninr ~stsf. Ns~.nr
,saee; shooo per -dsih fser- d.
FfvBhOoM hoass: wsu f~ssnahsi ela<s
Dr. Yesterday, 20 worth fesrth
FOR RENT Nicely furnished, nss
modern bungalow. Highlander two
eiassed In sleeping Inrctes sas and
electric hot water. Wi awe lease v
wanted Rent reasonable Ga East
NANNA ~
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Law PROFESSOR with rais n. G, l..
degree has eomplata law tprrrarrn'
dsnce Course fof SALES half rrEeiar ~.
No teats frauined. Anyene naf enFoll.
Tlne paymanla alnaed. Degree ohlsln'
able. fnvainahie business trainine. Cun.
plsie iosal haI preparation ier eseh sep
aFefe state. Rare o~pportahitY. Address
Non 1897. Yale Stallion. New Haseh.
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LOST

hnd, retum 70 100 Nofth fiEhth ".
r-suiicsss. containing baby c,osh'
I between Second street and Uniter
heights. Return aud receive reward
L. idlOsh,
ElThursday afternoon ca Central
uu. or North second 10 Indian
IL. lsdy's biaek patent leather purse
ining about s2s IND Keys; please ~.
TO Mn. Leo Crane. Indian Aseney,
Ne reward.
wANTED-Male Help
|TkD-A capable dyer Ens halter
81 b. good. Addrs,s A 100. Herald.
Mmaer see Hicks. rear door
lsrucy Cafeteria, 1880 an.
INANCiAL INSTITUTION DESIRES
services II eomreteat y.enx
Address Also, Care Herald, giving
Information and rasi experience.
kTED-Two saiv<nsn for spstisl
r. Apply A--Se. Care Herald.
~ phons number.
" A IuGH GLASS PROPORTION
h TIehEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.hauld amaunt 20 al least $50 pef
Apply 20 Mr.. Fsrroh. ccmbs
. OPPoKTuNrTy-fof young man
can speak spanish 10 esunert with
able mining company giving age.
Hence aud state, N employed noN,
repliss 10 ASS. Care hsraid.
HrED Men desiring To become de
Xiees and inyestigatorai wrtte Al
ihe,osins SO cents n STAMPS
H., hak Cal. Chingo.
ts.ooe the KEKr NoSTBs-
soastrating the oniy iail guaran-
~ ous priced puncturc proof amer tuee
market. Advance Puneturc Proof
Co. l9s North La eAlle street,
h..
$40 TO s2sO MONTHLY
Jenses paid as Railway Traffic In
n Position guaranteed after three
spare time study or money re-
Excellent opportunities, Write
~ booklet 500 stand. business
ur Inst, Buffalo. n. y.
DISTRICT MANAGERS
|upcrviss sales force aad 10 sp'
agents. Can be handled In
asctiun with most any other line
bnssasss. Mo- with established
n..e nfrfe4fa1a f<slctmnuassr,
-. Tlmea square Station, Now
CITY.
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EMPLOYED RooKKEEPER win k<ep
an additional Bst N books. Reasonable
rates Address AGA. care Evening Hsrfld
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va~lsksS o. y iesal.isf zs.rsns
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FARMs AND

MH11 hHD
hOhkkTATUKNn CO. as WHIST
Gold avenue, have aandied rsnch
properties for yeara.
fOR sALN-t5ac farm good hoase.
harn sheds, slio aad miik heuse Ideal
dairy farm ~ main ditth, Phone
atq7 ks. has 100 Aibsqasrqae. n N.
SMALL FAhA WAHTED--if yoa ssse
Eord iuu priced farm Tor saie o.
s~Hchnnea. wits me II onss with fab a.
sss ;. e.-s ss etc. ''s' p
Fon nAfE-A snail rsasA. ikrss
feartAs nils west u hrtfef metsrn
house 1anps rhens eafi-J.a.
FoR sAik-fmnsesed slsf ssIe ri
r1t4d, usicf rFht slfsifa part bel.
tom variety ffail near hleh school
'aishi trad. restufnrs hux 20, Hassr
FoR SkfE--fonr aerrn, tae mlles ,rnrs
poetqfIge 90 mstH tissh douhIa huuea.
F.ssee milk house. cod eAistsn eausef
taeif TeHAa fhnaa 44ifs1.h
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ITkD-A capable dyer Eae halter
Ist be good. Addre,s A 100. Herald.
Mnaer see Hicks. rear door
hrncy Cafeteria, 1880 am.