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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03
COUNCIL SAYS
It CAN ORDER
SoLoNs DECIDE COMMITTEE CAN
SIGN CONTRACT FOR PRINT
ING OF BONDS.
City Solicitor Is Called In After CouR-
Gil Holds Lcng Discussion.

The question Of whether commit
tee from city council can legally sign
i contract or authOriz" work To be
done for the city, or whether council
Eas 10 authorize the city manager 20
have work done. was thrCShcd ont in
council last night, resulting in the de-
ciSion that the city council Is the
board uc directors Of the city and is
In charge and responsible for all city
matters.
This question arose when bids for
the printing of the $2,00O,O00 bonds
for the city filtration system were
opened by The city clerk last evening
in council. The Ohio Valley Litho-
Sraphlng company submitted bid OF
$475; the American Bank 4 Note com
p&uy. of PITTSBURGH. quoted a price Of
il.3GH. and the Wheeling News LithO-
graphing company quoted price OF
$50. The specifications were not uni
form.
Councilman W. y. McGreGor moved
that Il comnitt~c Of three members be
appointed 10 secure specifications from
the various bidders. The OHIO Valley
iiIhoCiaph H. ComD"ny did not state
NhctHrr Ii" printing included c"u-
ponS. nor did they submit samples.
The News l.i,h2graphinG company sub
miItcd s"yc,@i different specifications
and prices md included coupons.
Urgent Action Needed.
City MANAGER Charles II. DOwi"r
stated that il was urgent that some &C
ton be taken. as it would take six or
sCren weeks To SPCUr" the OonG$.
Councilman Ncster raised the question
of whether the CuHmittC" could legal!
decide. following Il motion that the
committee be autharized with power
TO act in tho matter. City Manage
DowIcr questioned the legality or Il
committee from council having this
right. and stated r&at his question may
a. we'll be settled tLrn rs in ~" future.
Mayn" Thur"v ruled thai ccuarii hrd
full ar,. GRITTY to enter lrtn any con-
tract or authoriz" Any C.mm.th" or
person to do certain Things. and that
II was not necessary 10 90 through tn"
rrrmuliiy Of instructin@ the city man
Q"cr.
Call Solicitor.
CITY Solicitor Carl q Schmidt was
finally called after Il discussion of the
matter between the mayor and man
acnr. The solicitor ruled that council
had full authority 20 DESIGNATE several
members to carry out their inStruc-
tons in this r,2ttCr. rs we'll rs any
other matters. Tie stated that he COM
mit;cc would have 70 report back to
council what they did and have Counc"
ap2rOvc their action.
on motion 10 refer the matter Of
bids to 4 committee. council voted
unanimously. Mayor ThOncr appointed
COunci!mcn MCGrocor. kress and Will
liamS. Councilman Krcss asked TO be
excused from serving on the commit
tee. inaSmuCh rs he was employed by
a company who IS either directly CT
indirectly interested in tho Whoclin"
News I.ithCrraphing company. Mayor
Thoncr stated that was one Of tho rca-
sons he appointed him to the commit
tee. Councilman Kress stated that he
preferred not serving on the commit
tee. Councilman Nestcr was appoint.
cd in his place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

directly connected with the events COW
cred by the testimony w. b. LePayO
Of Sovereign said he met Blizzard In An
automobile, between Cloth!er and Blair,
while the witness was transferring
women and children from Sovereign 10
Clnthier for safety. At home. he testl-
fed In answer TO defense questioning.
they were in danger from bullets Of the
Logan defenders. who were hrln9
against their attackers in that direction
He also told Of the dropping of gas
bomb near him by an a!rplane, but said
h. lid not know who owned the plane.
The other mention of Blizzard came
IN the testimony of Jones. While mem
bers Of his union were encamped on
Lens creek, Jones was told 10 hold, them
there for further orders. but shortly
aftnrward Charley Green instructed
them to take up the march. inc arSu-
mon. over which command should be
obcyed ended. the witness SAID. ~hen
Green declared "lve got orders" from
rho real man. I've got orders from
Blizzard"
witness Was Wounded -:
Romeo Cralgo of Smithers told OF his
ro-t in the march eliminating when ne
WAS wounded in the knee in skirmlsh
in the mountains beyohu JeHFeS' no
was dragged behind tree. later taken
TO Jeffrey where doctor dressed hIs
wound. and then removed 10 hospltai
in Montgomery.
Craro, 81 years oil. miner but not
4 member OF the union. was stoPpeo
l,v armed men taking girl nome IN an
uutomobtlc He was allowed To pro-
coed on condition that he return and
;oln their forces. he said, and went to
Jeffrey with i truck load OF provisions.
]. e. Blair and i. d. koontz OIL
Charleston testified they tried to drive
up Lens creek to 4 mine in which Dialrh
was interested. at about the time OF
Mo march. They turned back rathefN
than to accept the offer OF men VIM
stopped them on the road but were VIII.
Ing to let them proceed II two ar"ee
guards wcHt with them. ....
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FOR RENT-RoUSES

FOR REET-6 Roomcd house on paved
,-s~ street. Hot and cold water, large
cemented cellar. furnace bath ard gar
age. Good loca ZION. Inquire at S4i Bow
street ma -
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DIED

WILLIAMSON Monday. May !. t9eG.
at $40 o'clock. =. NJ, At the uhio
Valley General hospital. JANE l..
WILLIAMS, in her 4S;h year.
Funeral services At the home Of her
brother. Oliver Williams. on the adj
Pike. west Of bridgeport. "Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully Invited Inter
mcnt in Weeks cemetery.
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POR SALH-AUToS.

FOR SALE-192l Ford coupe. Good con-
dition. Address ". T." care IntcIN-
gencer. ma 81
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FOR nscEn1ANEoUs
FOE SALE
FOR SALE-PoULTRY

FOR SALE-Anconas. Shepherd Strain
Stock and eGss IL Is. urmmann. r..
Wheeling. w. Va. ma 25-2S:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

The Crock army IN Anatol'a - SAID
to hay" encountered greater hariShipS
than the armies Of N.Lophon OF AIcXnn-
der.
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FLOOD-At his home 40. 10 Nineteenth
street, Warwood. HENRY i. FLOOD,
in the send year OF his age.
Funeral services from the r"S.Genc"
Wednesday eycn.a.; y o'r.och. Friends
respectfully .nVitrd. In;.rucn: private
Thursday morning at ~ O'c."rN IL
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

at 9:55 o'clock L. NJ. At t"v Ao;ae
OF her sister AMI mUtavr, Mrs -.
frank Cray. and Mrs. ". i. Mathcv,
in MoundSvu.e. ALICE MATU!>I:
ARCHER. wife Of Richard VI. Archer.
in the Attn year Of her axe.
%SReral services Wednesday "r."rnoon
atc.SS O'Clock from the r"~,s'u.'e o.
q. S. Gray, SIN and Baker s,rects.
Moundsyi.lc. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

FOR SAIyE-Two automobi.eS-uac Ford
truck and one Ford touring car. Tool
Store, 1033-3T Market street. I'm
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FOE RENr-FURNISKEo ROOMS

FOR RENT .-- Furnished light hyus"-
keeping TO ms. IhoHc 81 W&:"',vL
ap 2Y-H
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wAMrED-EEMALE

wANTED-EMper;cur girl Cor general
housewo 500 Na:wuud Ave. phone
WarHood 64-J. N't *
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WANTED-NAbE

WANTED-Two young men 70 WORK
news aGel - on T. X .. trains. No
ply At Union ANS Co, i. x y. l'rp't'
MA II
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wANrBD-sALE SMEN

wANTED-SaleSmaa 70 handle an al
vertiSinG proposition. food commits
sions. Address To-, care lo;ei"s'" -
office IA -
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DR.. JEPSON DEAD
CONTINUED from Page one)


! The Medical Society cr Wheeling: n
r~",',l"~ "r Ia" STATE Medical Society
ci West Nirp.nia and was for four
wars It's SECRETARY. AMI IN lNN7 IL
IRE !!rmt: 4 member e tn" American
N"'!''Ai Association. ANA was Tor sew
rral years m"mh"r Of tho American
/ "D''' l.-'LiH N.~,''',' '",.
Three Terms in Council
"N''' ''n' a""'' history ihHiS'''S ~
J' poem interest lit ana VAIN" :" MS
profession. yet J." Always MANIFESTO" an
Interest n pubic affairs. ana "Sp'',"iF
In "durat'"n. lie was thr"" times e'"''-
Z" 80" city council ana l""r tAh'S !"
IN" hoard q: '"Hcat."H. A. he,'n'r
90 ''". board 90 'dHch''"n ~ move" INC
resolution which resulted In IN" cS'ah-
Iishn"nt Ut IN" W E""hnE hNh!!' ''''."':
- vas also secretary 81 me h"lti OIL
iFH:t" OF Wheeling fcma.H OF *
From 1883 uH'!l lN?" Il" served as h''.'S
! assistant surgeon OF th' 'h!''" '''''
MH''h" n"&rltaI F'fN"'" Al ''' i'"'' W
Nh'cl:n%. 10y appointment OF 'h'
r''arv Of tn" tr'a%Hry. ana on" Oh INC
tinted States examining surgeons I"r
pensions and secretary OF me h""'" al
Nh""linE.
September -. lN'I' /" married Mss
H. Isabella Scott % J''s'-"a county
Cl,io.
pr. JcD%"N was member ana T"i'nE
r,l' = Of til" first Presbyterian c"NF'h VI
W ~ '''i"' ,.,
Medical writings
The following Is partihl HNt o. ~
j'rE"n'" more important contributions
Io medical literature.
III article. "n"aliiY or thH ,nanCr"uS
NjruS.' in III" New YORK Meul'"H '|''
nal Of September. ~ was '"I''u !"
part in 4 wcd'"A! WORK PuoIlHncu az
London. and the leading articles OF
,n,rty-0vc pages i'm IL" American Jour
nal &c Obstetrics Of August. 1877. on
"SudGcr Death in purrp'r;l Cases. also
received rlvorahl" notice. HIS l'rr"r'
on chof"ra in WhrcI.n" in lH'"' ~
found in v"lum" !. ranSA'."nS "
American Health As*o"ilt'"n-"h,r nc
gave as the health officer OF NA"e!'"S
was considered worthy OF n"b'''hl'oh !"
tn" United states government SuP
In. surgeon generals report on inc
era epidemic OF 1877. In IN" Iou' MAJ vi
Obstetrics. July, laNl. appears ms
t.clr. 'I%O-Dncum" thoraN lu'uH mo
Acute uro-pncumonia IN Nh'u'
In addition to other journal ar'Ic'c
on. Of which was TRANSLATED ana pun
nshcd IN the Journal &c Mc"eC'"" VI
I:riy-Dr JCpsOn has contribute" ni'.E
rapcrs 10 II" Transactions OF the Ar"'
,ol society of the State or West VIZ
riria.
"Eeucate" Keynote Of Lie.
\. Indicative Of the chief characters
80, nc pr. Jrrson and his ambit!oN we
,.un,c = remark in his address AZ prcSl-
don, Of the Medical Society OF tho State
,. W,,.t Nirginia. nj rs twentieth an
r,al session. at White sulphur Springs
West N!rcinia. July. 1887: I'VE men OF
Wcs; virginia mustEcspond 10 the oe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03
LOST AND FOUND
ron sA1E-aoUsERoLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Ono wardrobe. Gail cS3.
ma 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

COYERT-On Monday. May :. 1922. at
5:55 o'clock I. NJ, IT the Ohio Valley
General hospital. REV. ". l. coy
ERT in his 6Sth yrar.
Funeral services from his late home,
No. $50 Elm street Wednesday eve
ming, May 3, at 80 I. VI. Friends
Of family invited. lUtermeut at Grove
City, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03

JEPSON-Suddcnly on Tuesday. May
3, 1922. at 10 O'Clock Z. N. At MS
home, No. So Walnut avenue. W"od-
lawn. DIR. SAMUEL l.. JEl son, IL
tho SOth year OF his aGc.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Low Rates to Bring
Travellers to West

Round trip fares between the East
and cities Of the western states have
recently been arranged At very low
rates. according 10 4. I. Carey. local
general agent OF the Northern Pacific
railway passenger department The
fares. consisting OF regular ono way
fare plus 81 for the round trip VIII
be on sale the first and third Tues
day of each month from March TO
November % this year. and VIII be
sold at the reduction TO stimulate In
terest In travel 10 tho western states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Find Dope Hidden
in Mans Necktie

Harry Martin 10 in the county Jan
Friday because he tried to act tho
Good Samaritan.
Martin returned 10 the jail Thur
day afternoon. after completing y
term on narcotic charges. laden with
an armful OF Injuries for . former
fellow prisoner. In delivering the
goods Martin took off his necktie and
asked that IL be sent along. too
Jailers examined the tie and found
In Il a bIndle Of dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
ACREAGE
DOLLARS

That never come hack are the dol
lars YOU pay out for rent. They
are water over the wheel" ana n
trunk fun Of rent receipts Wont
buy you meal
MAKE UP YOUR MIND TODAY
TO OWN A COUNTRY HOME
Country home and garden tracts the
Hi4e ~ four city lots can be found
at VICTORY HEIGHTS. one mile
north % the city iimits.
PRICE $500; TERMS $50 DOWN
AND tio A MONTH
WATER LIGHTS AND TELE-
PHONE AVAILABLE
The proper development and cuitl-
walton OF one Of these tracts Will
produce enough 20 supply the
home with its needs. and enough
more 10 pay for the tract ON the
easy terms on which u can be
acquired.
terms furnished on application la
person. phone or letter.
We will gladly take you by auto al
any time 10 zoe thia property.
Appointments can be made by
phoning
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO. Inc.
fOwnersl
81, r~ary BIDS. Main 1857.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
INABATAME in
COURT AGAIN

once again the affairs OF the
World Gable Directory Co. arc 10 bo
aired In court
Upon application OF J. NJ. Haws
thornc. the dsfunct corporations at
torney. Presiding Superior Judge
Calvin *. Hall has ordered tho ID. w.
Hall typewriter Co. 90 snow cause
Saturday morning why T. ID. Rock
well. receiver. should not be MAIDS n
party 10 the action.
Tho Han Typewriter Co. sued the
World Gable Directory Co. for cquip-
ment furnished. The ease was set
for trial February ~. but the defend
ant asks for a dismissal or a continu'
Ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Salvation Army to
Welcome Officers

Special welcome meetings for Al.
jutant Olive Childers and Capt and
Mrs. Higgins will be held at Sal
walton Army corps No. I auditor
ium. 1914 Sixth ave-. Sunday. Al
Jutant Childers has just been ap-
pointed 10 manage the women's res-
idence home and Mr.. and NM
Higgins TO assist her. The meet
ings viii be at 1910 T. m, ami
ID. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
DEATH MYSTERY
STILL BATTLES
SIeuths Fail TO Find Body
OF Slain Woman

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Io.--FaiI.
ure 90 recover the unclothed body Of
a woman. reported TO have been seen
floating IN the bay. has left com
pleteiy unsolyed the mystery Of ths
finding OF the torn garmsDts Of
woman In n deserted shack near Fort
Baker yesterday.
Cooperation Of military authorities.
who advanced the theory that the
clothing belonged TO a Seattle girl
who had been recently visiting Pri-
waite Charles swark. was also unsuc-
ccasful when Swark was questioned
and was unable to Identify the gar.
menfs.
Investigations OF county autho1.
ties are at "A rtandstiIl. officials in
cllnlng to believe the clothing may
be castoff clothes that may have
been In the old building for month";
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
DOTH OF THEM
Il WERE TOUCHED

Please. lady. could youse give me
n bite asked the worn and weary
traveller Of Mrs. A. schagie. sioT
sixth ave. Thursday night. Mrs.
schawie gave him good. home
cooked meal. which touched him
deeply.
Not 90 be outdone. tho stranger
.touchcd- Mrs. schsgie for her
purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Italy Goes Back to
Its Former Premier

ROME. Feb. io.--The cycle OK
premiership possibilities in Italy to-
day brought around the offer Of
leadership TO SIgnor Bonomi. head
OF the cabinet which fell last veeaA
Bononi today agreed 10 return To
the premiership II successful In re-
tanning the same cabinet as that
which he led since June, 1891. He
viii ask the italian chamber for
vote OF confidence next Thur
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Oregon Wool Men
Are in Session

PESDLEToN. Ore, Feb. lore
gon wool growers are gathering here
today for their annual convention
and jubilee.
with some record wool sales 70
their credit during the past few
months, and n new season just in the
offing. the convention this year u
fraught with unusual importance.
One Of the features Of the twoday
meet Is a dinner tonight under the
auspices OF the commercial assocaa-
ton. at which Dan =. Smythe. local
sheeprnan and lawyer. will head the
card as toaetmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Girl Gives Police
Hot Chase in Auto

Arrested by State Highway Patrol
man w. J. Clark after an exciting
chase Friday morning. Miss Leona
Taimage. %. Sill Broadway N. was
held in the city Jail while charge
OF speeding was filed in justice court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Here's a Man Not
in Election Race

Here's one hat that viii not be
thrown into the ringl
II belongs 90 Malcolm Douglas.
present prosecuting attorney.
Douglas declared Friday that he
had no intention OF running for may.
or or councilman.
lie announced that he would seek
reelection neSt fail as prosecuting
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10

Declaring he is the half
brother and the only one Of
the heirs ioho can furnish ac-
curate information concern
ing claims TO the Sage for
tune, George w. Sage, ~
year-old Ionid. Mich, farmer,
is preparing TO prove that the
millions left By Russell Sage
belong to him. The Sage for
tune. at Mrs. Sdge's death. is
said to hare totdied SOL ,000,-
900. This shotcs George Sage
and has home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Tanker Collides
With Eagle Boats

SAN PEDRO. Cal. Feb. lo.-Half
= hundred sailors had to jump for
their lives this morning when the
tanker Stockton. out OF control.
veered from her course and crashed
between two Eagle boats at the Third
ST. dock. Two navy shore boats were
crushed before the tanker righted
herself. No one was hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Portland Collegian
Wins Tennis Honors

NEW YORK. Feb. io.-PhIiip A.
Seer Of Portland. Ore. intercolie-
gate champion from Stanford uni.
versity. Is ranked as the best college
tennis player In America by the rank
ing committee OF the United States
Lawn Tennis association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
DISARMAMENT
- REACHES CITY

The first fruits OF the disarmament
conference appeared in Seattle FRI
day.
A toy popgun was left on Mer.
idian car and tuoned into the lost
article bureau OF the municipal rail-
way.
1t will be strapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
2-7 Inland Finance ~. stock
Johnston Piston a. Ring.
rs Sound Rubber Co.
200 Hover Machine A. Mfg, Co.
400 Futrell Coupler Co.
$50 Davis Car Co.
500 Western Smelling a. Power.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
MAX WINkLER
2il Union 81. Elliott os5o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10

\ The Seattle Star |
DIRECTORY |
Attorney s-ai-lAw
j. r.. BAlI<-EntabiiAhe ed iss7. Ali
1 eases; moderate fees, connultatica
free. Main 7sos. zis Burke Bldg.
ss5 second ave
Chiroprartos
on n =. TtRSER CHfRoPRAC-
tor. 2io-t9 Haight Bid. 2d-PtnA
Hours. 1875. Eve. dstcs. ~. sstl
Christian Scirncc Practitioner
MARY Y. sELr4ES - CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE HEALER. TEACHER
500 PEOPLES BANK BLDG. MAIN
ssss.
Collateral Loans
HONEY LOANED on ALL ARff-
eies OF value. THE RELIABLE
sol Third ave.
Expert Electric krpAirs
hNAVtkEs All k4iAEN&Esfs
r. J CivnAn Electric Co. Gti First
g Elliott eoss
MECHANIC THERAPY
Speciai treatments for rhsumatIsnl,
nsuritis and lnnbago given at los
ilott s.so
MONEY FOR you
Loans made 10 men and women on
short notice In amounts OF SIS TO
800. NO MORTGAGE or IN
DORSER required. Your promise TO
pay and be steadily employed Is all
we ask. IL makes no difference
who you owe or what you want
the money for, See us today.
EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY
be5 Empire Bldg.
sft Second Ave. Near Madlson.
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jeweiry: on most
.c..,rrys at Lao ss5mIsi loan.
SeN@ ~ sEhTris
' sscans E N.sr M hsIlS,ns
MONEY TO LoAN--wE LOAN AMI
AMOUNT ON rlAMoNDs. watches
AMERICAN JEwELRY co.
ufl Second Ave. Estaoitsne0 1855.
AUTOMOBILE and FuRNIrURD
You retain property.
r. E. SARGENT. Inc.
30, Central Bldg. Third Ava
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE q GRAN
ite Co. LIST and Virginia Estab-
Optician ana Optomeirist
W ramnnd. Frsser-Paferson 5c
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK y. GoRiN-PHT-
ent Attorney. American and for
eign patents secured. developed
and promoted sob-6-7 Central
Bldg; Seattle; Wash and 500
Phone Main $3.50.
n, i. REYNOLDS. NJ. f.; c. l. REY-
NOLDS. Established Seattle, 1882;
years examiner y. s. Patent Of
flee. <02-6 Lyon Bid Elliott SOFA
HARRY BOWEN-Mech Expert.
2fs University ST Searches Free
PIERRE BARNES. Main $3.50. 1915.
'. Hoge Rld. Patents Trade marks
Physicians, Surgeons
DIR. ANGUS-Women's aiiments spe-
cialty. rs years experience: fees
reasonahle. suite 400 'Pantages bid
Piano Tuning
PIANO TUNER - STROM TUNES
pianos right. s300, Main 5000
Practical Nurses
NOTICE--PHONE EAST s446 FOR
practical visiting nurses man and
wife. VIII call anywhere In the
city G. q. Brcsee. 1883 18th ave.
Repairing
GENERAL REPAIRING. DAVIS. SID.
ney 073s
Rug Cleaning
RUGS SECURED AND CLEANED.
Kialiu ks.ualriuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
FARM LANDS

so-AcRE MODERN FARM IN
Whatcom county, close 10 several
towns. on paved highway. hair
under cultivations S-room house,
barn. chicken house; concrete
stave silo. electric lighting plant
350 chickens: some stock. all farm
implements.
Priced at $40. 900. Have equity OF
5000. which will sell on basis OF
about 5000 cash. and might con-
slider Seattle home for balance.
Write Bryant 53s 27th av.. Seattle.
10 ACRES: HALE BOTToM LAND;
acres In cultivation. rest easily
cleared; all fenced: 2 good springs;
stream thru place. also river rum
ming past place; new S-room bum
gaiow, with cement foundation
barn: quarters for 100 rabbits
small chicken house; 10 minutes
walk to Pilcbuck Station. school
store. saw and shinEle mill. Z y. y.
trains daily: also Evrrett-S edro-
Woolley stage passes place. owner
will sell cheap II taken at once.
BOX rs. Pilchuck. Wash,
20 ACRES GOOD LAND, IN PROVEN
belt. first bench. near Mt Vernon.
Price 1850, terms.
II. G. PETERS. 7zs Third Ave.
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10 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

WILL RENT FOR TAxEs-2 u
acres; 4-room house; close "a
school: near Seattle. Fine for
poultry. w. u. Good. Mt Vernon.
NNanA
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ROOMS TINTED. ANY SIZE, IN
siudinR materials. s.. PaperhanR-
fnR, interior dacoratgn1 enamel
ing. Sunset 1898
PAPEEiANGfNG AND TIMING.
~ expert mechanic with first
49, reitrencen sunset 1898.
NyhI kAkE WIT WASH LAuN-
2fy pounds wet wash. roe. adj
eiuonAis &c h. Phone North 1851.
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scANpINAVfAN AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. sos
AMERICAN RANK BLDG.
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EOST--LADYss PINK CAMEO PIN:
VI plain gold setting. reward Return
FL 10 SOC 2nd Ave.
XfRFRAIs REWARD FOR a PURSE.
a lost in the vicinity OF Third and
N PIKE. Beacon 1873.
JAPANESE STANtEfA ONE WHITE
IN and one black front leg. Call FL
X1foft e59s-J Reward