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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
PRICE MOVEMENTS
IN BOND MARKET
AGAIN CONFLICT
Foreign Issues Generally Re-
dictionary While Domestic
Liens Show Inclination To
Improve.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Conflicting
price movements again took place in to-
days market, foreign issues generally
exhibiting a reactionary trend while do
mestic liens were inclined to improve.
Liberty I-2s, which registered a SEN
sational advance yesterday by touching
103.02 a new high record, and closing
at that. fell back to 100.S4 today, at
net loss of 1.16. Other United States
government securities were either I'M
changed or registered moderate gains.
Mixed changes occurred in the rail-
road group, with the main trend UP
ward The advance was led by Balti-
more and Ohio gold As and Pennsylvania
Consolidated LIS, each up 1-2 points
Gains of l to l IA were made by Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois S.. Atlantic
Coast Line first As, Colorado Southern
reminding 4 LIS, Kansas City Southern
refunding SIS, Baltimore and Ohio re-
finding IS, and Erie convertible IL
series B. Some of the weak spots were
Chicago and Erie first IS, New Orleans.
Texas and Mexico SIS, Wabash first ~0s'
ST. Paul general As, Atchison adjustment
As, stamped, Frisco adjustment 6s and
Norfolk and Western conVertlp4e oS' OH
down point or more
Union Bag and Paper IS improved
ooint az did Cerro de Pasco IS ana
limited Drug IS. The three Brooklyn
rand Transit issues strengthened to
/ IL points, but New York Railway as
were reactionary as were Interborough-
METROPOLITAN LIS and Pacific Ieie-
phone IS. .-ooo
Total sales, par value, were $5'93o'-
900.
The only important offering today an
ise,e of $500. 900 first and refunding
mortgage per cent gold bonds OF the
Missouri Pacific railroad company sofa
10 the public at par, was oversubscrloeo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
STOCK LIST MOVES
UP ON A STRONG
DEMAND FOR RAILS
Mexican Petroleum, In Another
Sensational Performance Aud
Closes At Gain of Is Points.

NEW YORK, oct. 2O.-Convincing evil
nee that the reaction in the stock
I.,srket was purely technical was given
2 day when most Of the list moved up
ward 70 a good demand for certain rail
road shares and the speculative bid
ding up Of special stocks.
Mexican Petroleum, In another SEN
sational performance, closed at net
gain Of IL points Pacific OIL started
on the upgrade on official announcement
that no new financing was contemplat-
cd Strength of Standard Oil Of Cali
fornia was attributed to the bringing In
Of a new well. Reading, a $50 par Stock
which was pushed up to 81 L. net
gain Of 3-4 points. was the outstanding
stock in the railroad group. Reports
that a new segregation plan would prove
satisfactory 10 all interests and pool OPP
erations were held responsible for Read
ing's advance Gains OF Va point or
more also were registered by Chesapeake
and ohio. Rock Island Canadian PACT
fic and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western while Lehigh Valley touchen
II IA and then fell back TO 70, up haf'
studebalter fell to 129 3-8, new low
but later bounded to 100 ga. other mo-
tors were weak in sympathy.
Shippings were also depressed. losses
Of approximately a point taking place In
Marine preferred and American inter
national Corporation.
A sharp six point break took place In
Krese and Atlas Power dropped nearly
4 points but recovered all but one
A furry of buying in copper shares
resulted IN some moderate gains in that
rro,Ip. American Smelling, Anaconda
and Kennecott all improving a point OF
more.
total sales were 100000 shares.
Call money remained unchanged At
IL per cent. There are plenty OF tuIus
avoiiahIe nj five per cent for three and
six months maturities,. with sixty day
loans commanding 4 "a.
Demand sterling went as high as AS
ga but reacted later to 4.46 Ia. Bel
gian exchange was slightly better Out
Tnost of the other continental rates
showed slight depreciation. German
marks dropped to 2 IL cents loO' an
other new low.
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$4,000 Latonia
Champ Race Today

YArONIA XIV, Oct 20-Bunting.
tJarrv PAYNE whitneys crack 3-year-
old colt arrived here yesterday and com
n1eted the list of probable starters that
ave to compete in the $4,000 Latonia
championship stakes tomorrow
PRESENT Indications point to a field OF
ten or more starters in the big event
which is run over a distance OF mile
and three quarters and is looked upon as
the supreme test for the three-yeaF -olo
division. ,,.
Resides Bunting, Lucky Hour, Mission
or,, and Southern Cross representing the
COST the horses that probably will face
the barrier are Rock Minister, Surf Rider
cherry Tree, Yoshini, startle and Mar l
garet windsor. all western owned. Inc me
latter two, being fillies, will carry 1zl
pounds while the others will be asked te
shoulder 126 pounds.
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All Big Ten Teams
Will Be in Action

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-With every team
in the western conference IN ac1loil
,,ao.roy, interest will center in the clash
hntween Michigan and Ohio State at
CoImrobus. where probably 10000 persons
viii see the two undefeated teams meet
IN the dedication of ohio's new $780,
600 stadium. III, ~
Ranking next in importance will be
the Illinois-Iowa game at Croana: IN
the big ten games of the day Chlcago
will meet Perdue at Chicago VIM
Minnesota will take the field against
Northwestern at Evanston, ana ll+ aIi'1
will furnish the opposition TO WISCONSIN,
at Madison.
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ses,ous BLADDER TROUBLE

"r,ould not. stand nor sit and was forceo
70 crv out from intense pain" writes
Henry Williams, TarlNio Montana The
doctors said, had Inflammation Of the
bladder and an operation was necessary
fried Foley Kidney Pills and improved
at once. Tell all my friends about
Foley Kidney Pills as it will save many
from suffering and perhaps, as in my
case. a dangerous operation" Bladder
and kidney trouble demand prompt
treatment. Foley kidney Pills give
treatment. Foley Kidnye Pills give quick
.eIInf sold everywher e.--Advertisement.
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I'M TEE, WORLD OF SPORTS
SPORT OF ALL SORT

merly a University Of Chicago sta 3.
coaching the back field of the Univ.
sity of Texas. The Montana A. and 4,
College team is in charge of OF ROM.
The Utah Agricultural College =
coached by E. Lowell Romney, VIII.
wilford Romney handles the Icg.,
Utah) high school.
Battling Sikh, who recently wor a..
over night by his defeat Of Georpss
carpenter, is already showing the IT,
instincts Of a fighter. 1t is hin,ed H.
he intends to refuse to sign UP ags.r
with his old manager when his c,-.
tract runs out, which is very saor.~
Likewise he has decided to break sen
of the contracts already made w.,.
American promoters. Success IS
terrible thing for some people.
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YANKEES TO PURCHASE
PITCHER RUDE BENTON

NEW YORK Oct. 2o-Negotiations for
the purchase of RUDE Benton, former
pitcher with the New York Giants ana
Cincinnati Reds, have been begun by the
New York Yankees with the st. Faui
American Association Club, Edward Bar
row. business manager of the AanAees'
said today.
In any event the deal would not be
closed until the magnates' winter meeting
in December and If it is carried out II
will be a direct sale not involving any OF
the other Yankee players, Barrow said.
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Court Session Will
Probably End Today

With all the jurors discharged yes
terday. the present session of circuit
court is expected to be concluded today.
The damage suit of Mrs. Argine Kelly
against the weis-Patterson Lumber
company. tried yesterday, resulted in a
verdict for the defendant The plain
tiff had asked $4,000 damages for the
death Of her husband. which she alleged
was caused from injuries received while
he was employed in the plant of the de-
PENDANT. B, Altman, in suit against
Alma z. Fisher, was awarded $210.34
damages.
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Max Carey of the Pirates holds the
only offensive honor in the National
League not Hornsby's. Carey led both
major leagues at base running by steal
ing 50 bases in 1922,
President Heydler of the National
League comes to bat with a worth
while idea. He suggests that goodly
portion of the receipts of the world
series tie game given to charity should
go to wives and families of needy
players. Baseball has no such charity
and could use part of the money as
fund to take care of a number OF
needy cases that have been brought TO
light.
Football coaching seems to run in the
Ronney family. Milton Romney, for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-21
Final Kennedy
Cup Race Sunday

Local yachtsmen will participate in
the final race of the Kennedy Cup Sc
RES sunday afternoon off the General
wilson" Eight shippers have won their
way to the finals and will compete IN
the final test of sailing ability :.
The yachtsmen who will take part III
Sundays race are Brent Watson La
throp Witherill. D. NJ. Witheriil' Iohh
Soule. J. A. scruggs, Oscar Welles, Os-
car Sheppard and Ed White.
The new ruling regarding disquaiifi-
cation of boats will be in force IN sun
days event.
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COTTONSEED OIL

NEW YORK, oct. 2O,-Cottonseed oil
nos sIiphtly higher early through COW
cring by shorts on the firm crude SIT
nation but the market subsequently
t,,rned easy due to tenders OF 2.loo par
rols and liquidation by tmlo iones'
go "a GOO barrels. Prime crude 1850
90. nrime summer yellow spot $3.50
co.: october S.25; Dec. $780,; March
$50: all bid.
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. oct. 20.-Cattle; Receipts
4 900. generally steady with weeks al
vance on beef steers, stockers and reed
ers. native steers mostly short feds; TOP
long fed native beef steers $13.25; TWO
head 1875 pound steers $3.50; best year
lings Sl2.1O; bulk beef steers 1919 % il. 10 ;
no western grassers offered; bulls slow
weak: veal calves steady to rs cent lower
bulk bologna bulls $4@4.25: bulk veaiefs
70 packers around S1l.SO; few selec'eo u
outsiders upward to S12.25 and ABOVE
hnIk stockers and feeders $6.50@7.5O
Hogs: Receipts 10000; steady to tlve
cents lower bulk 10 to 200 pound aver
age s9.3Om9.4O; good and choice Zlo &c
NIX mound butchers mostly $3.50 a 9'oU' Ioi
$685.: bulk packing sows. S.9o@0'4o; 1e'
sirable pigs mostly 1926. Estimated hold
0V sheen en- Receipts $1,000; fat native
lambs steady to strong; fat westerns
steady: top natives $l46O to city butchers
SI45O to packers; bulk $14Oo a l4.4O: cuti'
20 5O01O.5O: choice Idaho lambs Sl4'o 90
other westerns to killers $l4'So q td' ~
two decks So pound clipped LAMPS SIS.ou
feeders and sheep steady; bulk westeI'
feeding lambs S1425; fed and western
vearlings $3.50; heavy fat ewes $4'V'Q
Sy5o: lighter weights up to $500
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Cotton goods
MARKETS continued active today with
nrices advancing. Sales were made Freely
for delivery into next year on print cloths
sheetings and drills. Yarns were mgn aeI
and knitting yarns sold more freely. WOO,
markets were firm with some lines OF
mohair at lower prices. Burlaps were
barely steady. Printed silks were IN 0e''
ter demand.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-Wheat averaged
,,,erha-. IN nrice today helped by indica-
ions of good export and milling demand
. circumstance which more than coun-
terbalanced the unsettling effect Of much lsn
undoing of spreads between December
dnIivarv and May. The close was nervous
I.arvine from q off to p cents net gain
1.'itb December Slips @1.1215, and May
SIP 5-S@112 ga. Corn finished al l., %
M to q advance; oats unchaheeu ~ =
cent higher and provisions 10 cents uo"-i
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OHIO STATE PROTESTS
AGAINST MICHIGAN MEN

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Ohio State Univer-
sity has protested the eligibility of certain
players on the University of Michigan
football eleven. it was learned here today.
The matter has been referred to commits
sioner Griffith of the Big Ten conference
but in his absence from the city neither
the names of the players involved or
other details were available here.
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aRlEElrH REMAINS SILENT.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, oct. 2o-Ma?or
Griffith, high commissioner OF athletlcs
for the Big Ten conference aosoluteLS
refused to comment on reports ina ina
Michigan had protested the ellglollty
IF Workman of Ohio State and that
ohio state had replied by protest
against the use by Michigan Of Rody'
Knude and Kieffer on grounds OF pro
fessionalism and having played 1ooeoai
longer than Big Ten rules allowed.
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TEXAS SQUAD OUT TO
DEFEAT VANDERBILT

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 20.-Coach Be-,
Whitaker and &c Texas Univers!ty r..
ball men left here this morning for Ia,
where tomorrow the Longhorns Vii ..
to avenge the 20 to o defeat handel r.
last year by the Fandeoilt ComnoG2:=s
The Texas team will stop over a. IA
ahacle this afternoon and tonigh. Ths-
il will go through a light workou.
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DENY PROTESTING OF
MICHIGAN PLAYERS

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct 2o.-Athletic
officials Of both Ohio State and Michigan
tonight denied knowledge of the filing OF
a protest on the eligibility of certain
Michigan players as reported from the
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PITTSBURG COACH HAS
PTOMAINE POISONING

PITTsBURG, Pa. Oct, 2O.-"Pop' War
ner, famous football coach of, the Uni
versity of Pittsburg.. is suffering from
ptomaine poisoning, it became gnown to-
day when the Panther team left for syria
cuse in charge of Alex Stevenson, assis-
tant coach. Attending physicians have ad-
vised Warner to remain in bed but Pop
declared he would make a hard effort to
get to Syracuse for the game saturday
YANKEES
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g, AMT CITY HIGH Wins.

PLANT CITY, Fla, Oct. 2o-Plant
CITY High easily outclassed st. Peters
burg Highs football team here today,
winning 10 to 0. Plant City scored after
touchdown was made by a drop kick
The locals kept the ball in st. Peters
urg territory most of the time.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct 2O.-The cotton mar
ket recovered nearly all it's recent losses
during today's trading. The opening was
lower but after selling at s22.95, Decem-
Der advanced to $23.45 in the late trading,
and closed at 23.42. The general market
closed steady at a net advance of Is to
a. points.
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NAVAL STORES
, JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 20.-Turpentine
Quiet; $1.55@1.5sIS. Sales none: receipts,
1888; shipments, 915; stock, 12,S1s:
Rosin: Firm. Sales. 1913; receipts. 97S;
shipments, 1862; stocks, 165 $50. Quote;
b, D, e, Fl, .$6.O71a: G, H. $6.o5 a 6.oI u
X. s6O566.10; NJ $6.05Q61212; n, s6O5 a
els; VIC, $685.; WV, $500.
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Football Results

Wilmington 81; Kentucky wesleyan ..
Plant City High 10; ST. FeterSouis
High 0. o,-, 6
Mississippi College 2s Howard, o.
University of South Carolina, 20; Wof-
ford, 0. ci.,. 11iet n
summerlin Institute 50; Palmetto
High 6.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON

Savannah. Ga. Oct. 20.-Sea Island
market steady; extra choice 36@37c;
sales 60; receipts TO- shipments, none;
stock, ssS; crop in sight 45l.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Raw sugar un-
changed Centrifugal s5.5S;- refined, UNI
changed; fine graduated $6S0@6.sO. Spot
coffee quiet; Rio rs, 101sc; Santos As 10
m15L.
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The United States Naval Academy
has visions of another big year in foot
ball in 1922 The only reverse suf-
fered by the Navy last year was in the
game with the strong Penn State elev-
en-. which was lost by the score Of 10
to Z. Coach Bob Folwell who has the
faculty of turning out crack back fields
is figuring on W. H. Hamilton to come
through for, a big year.
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WHITE BEATS CANADIAN BOXER
NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Charley Wha.
Chicago lightweight, knocked o.. 5.
Marks, Canadian lightweight champ:o1
tonight in the second round Of l2-rol1
match at Madison Square Garden.
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Chicago office of Commissioner G-itt.-
The protest was said to have been file
by Ohio State.
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JACKSONVILLE

rAcKsONVILLE, oct. 2O.-Hogs: re
coJnts medium; prospects lower. Heavles
and packers $500; mediums, $S,oO; n - oo.
81. so: heavy pigs, $500 hsh' piss P'''''
roughs $4.OO@6.5o. -...a ..oaav
Ssttle; Receipts light; prospects STEADY
steers 25O@4oO; bulls $1.5o@2:5o; year,
; Hregi . s2,OOG2.5O: cows, $2.Oo@S.Oo; veal
NE sl0O@5.5O; Gamers $l.oo@1.6o'
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
December 27.


December a..
This is the last day on which
the cusp holds sway. On the
. morrow, the sign will pass entire
ly into Capricorn, and the planet
OF Jupiter will give way to sombre
Saturn.
People Of this date are great OBJ
servers and fine critics, and are
more just and kindly in their crit-
icisms than their average Sagit-
tarius or Capricorn persons. They
do not fall in love easily, but when
they marry it is because of affec-
tion. and they remain ever con-
stant.
They demand the best Of every
thing, give OF their best, and seem
to attract naturally all the good
things of life. They are just. eX-
act, methodical, and efficient in
all they undertake.
The Want Ads win help those
people to obtain the good things
which they crave, if they will only
take the time to pursue them
daily.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
MOVING AND STORAGE
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Service and Satisfaction

ANY fraternal organization, club
church, society or theatre needing
one of the best vocal and instrumental
vaudeville acts on the road. Will please
communicate with Frank Marolda SIS
y. Hayne St, Pensacola, Fla. Terms
reasonable, guaranteeing an evenings S
fun and pleasure.
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81 SWAP DEPARTMENT

FOR EXCHANGE-Good horse, bug
sy, wagon, saddle, sets harness.
fresh Young COW and heifer calf. Want
small farm tractor or sell cheap.
George Wills, Route 4, Eox IL, Brent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LODGE NOTICES
LODGE NOTICES

MASONIC TEMPLE.
Regular Communication of EsCam-
bia Lodge No. Is F. A. NJ. Wednes-
day. Dec. 9th at $50 p. m. In
stallation of officers. Visiting broth
ers fraternaily invited.
F. D. RICHARDS,
J. c. LONG, W. NJ.
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MACHINERY ANo TOOLS

FOR SALF.~90-,on Rogers locomotive
IL miles 40-lb. relaying rail In first
class condition complete with angles
bolts and spikes. If interested address
Sabel & Rothschild. Jacksonville, Fla.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
BOARDING

FIRST CLASS room and board, ce.
traI location. Apply PIP Z. Gre
ory.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Oak dining room set (or
viii, sell by piece, ono oak dresser,
one oak rocker, three straight oak
chairs. mahogany sectional book case,
writing desk, dresses and chiffonier.
one Kitchen table, dishes, cut glass,
several dark dressers. no. 36 sweater,
white coat. Apply l West jackson
cnrner PaiafoN.
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Professional ATTORNEYs.

EDW. L. EAGLE-LAWYER, GENERAL
law, chancery and probate practice,
Office IN court house. Rock Island
WALKER & SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and counseIors al law Money to loan
on real estate. Rooms 200-2f2 Central
Trust building
Connolly & WALKER d. D. CON
nelly and W. M Walker Lawyers.
General law. chancery and probate prac-
tice. People National Bank building
tIce. Safety Bios
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ARTISTS OF RUSSIA
TURN LONGING EYES
. TOWARD AMERICA

Moseow.-As Moscow's opera and
dramatic season approaches its
elose. scores of Russia s best artists
Arc turning their eyes longingly to-
ward America. If the American
state department consents. Madame
Nieshdonova, premier soprano of
Russia; NJ. Sobinoff, Russia's most
noted tenor, and several others of
the Moscow Grand Opera may ap-
pear in New York this fall.
Madame Nieshdanova, a colora-
tura soprano who, with Chialiapin
and Sobinoff, formed an operatic
trio which has won high praise in
Russia, already has permission of
the Soviet government to leave for
abroad She has long been favor
ably known in Russia and although
somewhat advanced in years. she
still retains her voice. Madame
Nieshdanova sang frequently with
Caruso in Europe.
NJ. Rumianseff, administrative
director of the Moscow Art theatre,
Is preparing to leave within a short
time for New York to arrange there
for the presentation of several Of
the Art theatres most famous
dramas
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

- ~7-7--->7-----~,-~>--~
TIRES GALL KINDSl ACCESSORIES
Tor bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles, complete, S27 so tall coIorsD
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge
3024-6-S East Second street Davenport
Iowa Fred Barr supply House.
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ron x.tK-.irT0u.BiiEs
FOR sALE-FARM LANDS

TWO AND ONE HALF ACRES wfTH FIVE
room house. chicken house. fruit. 8. GOO.
VIII take small place ia trade. George
VIII take small place / ntratie. George
F. Bennett, Lebiaire. Iowa
RICH, HARDWOOD, CUT -OFER LAND
II north Wisconsin. mile from town on
County road. Easy terms. Fine fishing
ana hunting. De. Rovisy. Ashland
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WANTED-TO RENT.

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM MODERN BUN
galow or cottage in good neighborhood
Address ". N" care Argus
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WRDSHIELDs. GLASS. HIRROR,

WIND SHIELDS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Old mirrors made like new. Huber
Paint and Wallpaper Co. 2111 Fourth
avenue. Phone B. /. 1924.
GALL r. l. AHA WHEN TOUR WINDOW
glass Is broken. Airrors resilvered
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER


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