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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-19
Stonington.

Mrs. Clara Barter, daughter Doris
and son Cecil, of Isle au Haul, are
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Gu1le.
Bert Sawyer has returned from q
trip to Jonesport.
Frank Webb has purchased new
ear.
S. W. Goss left Saturday for Bos-
ton, where he win join Mrs Goss,
and they will go South for the win
ter. ~
/ William Small of Boston was in
+ town this week.
Vets Kane, OF Isle an Haut, was
in town Saturday, en- route for Rock
land. =
Mrs. Susie Johnson spent few
days recently in Rockland.
John Tyler Of Camden is in town
for few days to make repairs on his
house.
B. c. Smith and son clyde are
building bungalow at Oceanyille
for Fred A. Torfey.
Miss Sadie Marcus is home for
few weeks, At
Gleason Annis is visiting his fam
lily here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Presley and
Llewellyn Presley OF Portland are
visiting here.
v Miss Doris Gray has completed her
course in stenography and book
keeping at Shaw's business college,
Portland, and is now spending
short vacation at home
Stonington high school gave
social and dance at the opera house
Friday evening, Candy and punch
were sold, The proceeds are for the
high school athletic association
Nov II. c.
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A surprise party, which was unique
in its purpose, was given by the
ladies aid society of the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Swan, who were married in the same
house fifty-fye years ago. Both are
active, young looking. and interested
in all the affairs of the town, and
entered into the pleasures of the
afternoon with all the zest of any of
the younger ones. Mrs. Swan was
Luella Higgins OF Mt. Desert island
before her marriage. They have
three children, eleven grandchildren,
and six great grandchildren.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Browne of Washington, d. c., were
shocked to hear of her death Satur-
day morning, before her daughter,
Mrs. John w. Blaisdell, who left
here Friday night, could reach her.
Mrs Blaisdell had received a tele-
gram that her mother was in seri-
Gus condition resulting from a burn,
Mrs. Browne was well and fayorably
known by a wide circle OF friends
mere, where she HdU spent many SUM
mers with her daughter, leaving
here only ten days before election
that she might register in Philadel-
phia and cast her vote for Coolidge
before going to her home in Wash
ington. Mrs. Browne for many years
held an important position in the
treasury department, and was re-
tired two years ago at the age AT
seventy years. Size leaves, besides
her daughter, one son, DR.. William c,
Browne OF Burnside, Pa, who was
with his mother at the end.
Citizens are responding well to the
Red Gross membership drive, I'm
usual interest is added owing to the
fact that one-half the fund is re-
tanned by the town to be used locally.
Selectman Grafton Bunker has
been in Augusta several days, at a
meeting of the State assessors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson have
moved INTO the Leigh Graves house.
y Isaac Perlinsky of Ellsworth and
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Otis,

James O. Jordan spent several
days recently with friends in Ban
gor and Brewer.
Among visitors here for Armistice
day were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tozier
and Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Tozier,
of Bangor, Ida, Hilda and Oscar
Salisbury, of Brewer, Jasper De-
Beck and brother, of Holden.
Mrs. Della Drawn and c. V. Dorr
spent the weekend with Mrs. A.
Armstrong.
TMr and Mrs. j. l.. Salisbury and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bunker at Bangor.
The circle will hold its sale and
entertainment at Mariaville grange
hall November 25.
Mariaville grange will elect officers
December 6. An oyster stew will be
served
Willis Salisbury and son of Holden
were in town Sunday.
Nov, II, o,
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.
Shaw of South Paris were pleased to
hear of the arrival of a son (Fernald
Francis, born November / Mrs,
Shaw was Miss Mildred Fernald, for
Iqefly OF this place,
Miss Mary b. Fernald and Mahlop
A. Bancroft, of Norway, came for a
weekend visit with Miss Fernald s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Fer
maid. Mr., Bancroft returned Mon
day, Miss Fernald remaining for a
time ON account of the i'll health OF
her mother
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L. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Me.

was a woman of sterling character
and a friend of everyone, always
ready to help in every good cause.
She had been a member of the Bap-
fist church of this place for sixty-one
years She was the last survivor of
family of eleven. She leaves sew
eral nephews and nieces, by whom she
will be greatly missed. especially by
Raymond Emerton and wife, who
have lived with her and cared for
her the past few years.
Nov. IL o.
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The students of Clark high school
observed Armistice day on Monday,
Nov. 10, with the following program:
America school; reading, Fred
Lowell; observing Armis.ice Day."
Bertha Hutchins; when the Call is
Sounded" James Perkins; "Armis-
tice," Dorothy A. Grindle; Peace"
Russell Lowell; America, the Beau
tiful," Dorothy l, Grindle and Cathe-
Albert Wardwell; Meaning of
Armistice Day" Abilene Hutchins;
THE Naturalized Alien" Gladys
Leach; "Armistice Day" Ruby Grin
die; "Armistice Day Belva Heath;
"Old Glory Ina Ingalls,; duet,
Misses Anna and Helen Quigley.
Mrs. Addie Wardwell and son Col
by spent a part of last week on an
auto trip to birmingham, Mass,
Orpha Kittredge. They made the
trip with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Leach of North Penobscot
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts of
Brewer spent the weekend with Mrs.
Belts mother, Mrs Bertha Leach.
The ladies' aid society of the
Methodist church served supper in
the town hall on Armistice day. This
was followed by pleasing entertain
ment. A good sum was received, to
be used for repairs on the church.
Mrs Bernce Snow, who is en-
ployed in Bucksport, and Miss Addie
Strout, a nurse in the Bluehill hos
pital, were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Shows parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Varnum
Mrs. Fannie Marshall and brother,
Herbert Hutchins, are at Harborside,
Cape Rozier, for few weeks, in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wardwell.
The annual inspection of Penob-
scot chapter, o. E. S, was held at
special meeting Thursday evening.
d. d. G. NJ. Clara Muzzy of Unity
was the inspecting officer At the
close of the meeting, ice-cream and
cake were served. Mrs. Muzzy was
the guest of Mrs Otis Leach while in
town.
The pupils OF the Cove grammar
school presented a pleasing program
at the town hall Friday evening.
There will be meeting of Penob-
scot chapter Friday evening Novem-
Der 81.
+ Mrs. Mae Perkins is in Orland,
spending two weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Harry Smith.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Colson and
Mrs. Colson mother, Mrs. Candage,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. J. Henrickson.
4 Mr. and Mrs, Earle Honey of Ban
gor spent the weekend here with
Mrs. Honey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Leach
Mrs. Grace +, Leach went to Sar-
gentyille Monday, to be in the home
of Henry Sargent for a time, caring
for Mr.. Sargent's mother
Mrs. F. n Bowden and son Ralph,
Alvia Bowden of Bluehill, and Mrs.
James Bunker and two children, of
Franklin, were in town Sunday, call
1 ing on Capt, and Mrs. William
/ Sellers.
Mrs. Arthur Tyler and Miss Has
/ kell of Portland and Mrs. Weston
Evans and children, of Orono, were
in town Armistice day, guests of Miss
jeanette Sellers,
Capt. and Mrs. Willard d. Nc
Laughlin of Bangor were here last
! week.
Nov. II. ''Woodlocke."
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Mrs. George Bickford is visiting
in Bangor.
Mrs. f. B. Simpson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Marion Thomas, in
Rockland
Cordelia, widow of Frank Moulton,
died at her home here November IA,
after a week illness following a
stroke of paralysis She was seven
ty-seven years OF age Mrs. Moulton
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Mrs. Lydia Springer has gone to
East Surry with her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Lord, for the winter.
Alice Young is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ernest Hopkins, at Tren
ton.
Sylvester Dorr and family, of
Southwest Harbor, visited his father,
Nv. A. Dorr, Sunday.
Y Morris Googins, wife and little
daughter, of Bar Harbor, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Allie Mcdonald
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Mrs. Susan Des Isles has closed
her home and gone to Boston for
the winter. Mrs. Blanche Jordan,
who has spent the summer with Mrs.
Des Isles, has gone to Franklin.
Melvin Wilbur has moved into the
government house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Higgins of
Freeport and Chicago spent Sunday
and Monday at H. l.. Smiths.
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The Czech LanuuaQe.

The Czech language is the state
language of Czechoslovakia and is
taught in all secondary schools and all
training colleges for teachers through
out the republic.
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North Sullivan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodbury. Of
Auburn were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Weston Robertson.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. James Abel and Mr..
and Mrs Blaney and daughter, of
Kittery returned home Sunday, after
visiting relatives here several days.
Mrs Lena Bunker, who has been
i'll, is improving.
Mrs Ada Williams is quite i'll of
grip.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Watson is still very i'll.
Mrs Mercy Carpenter and son
Paul have returned from Boston.
Rev. Harry Taylor Of Bangor has
accepted q call to the Methodist
church here, sHe preached an inter
ssring sermon Sunday evening.
Mrs Lizzie Campbell recently Wis
tied relatives in Princeton.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 4 Oasis
chapt er, O. r. S, entertained visitors
from Harmony chapter of Bar Har-
Dor, Ruby chapter of Winter Har-
Dor and Lincoln chapter of Lincoln.
Mrs. Persis ODER, d. d. G. M, in
spected Oasis chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs Kennard Haskell! OF
DIachias called on relatives here last
week
Nov. 10. H,
Mrs. Ada Williams, who has been
very i'll, is improving
Mrs Abbie Bunker of South
Gouldsboro is a guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Peter Bunker.
Mrs. Mary Bunker, Mrs. Jerusha
Tripp and Mrs. Deyina Murray re-
turned Friday, after visiting Rev. II.
d, Knowles in Coriuna for several
days.
Twenty-four members Of Oasis
chapter, visited BluehilI chapter on
Friday evening. and were delight
fully entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Abel and son
Stuart spent the weekend at Dyer's
Bay.
Mrs. Maria Hayey, Mrs. Edith
Abel, Mrs Lottie Clark and Mrs
Martha Havey visited Evangeline
temple, p. s, Tuesday evening.
November Il.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Woodbury. OF
Auburn were here Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Woodburys
father, Charles Hanna.
Mrs. Eveline Cooper was in Ban
gor last week,
Charles Hanna of Auburn, for
merly of this town, died Friday,
Nov. IA, at the age of seventy-five
years. The body was brought here
for burial, and services We're held at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Weston Robertson. Mr.. Hanna was
born in this town, and lived here un-
til about twenty-five years ago, when
he went to Hall Quarry and from
there to High island, where he took
charge of granite quarry. After
several years, he gave up stone work
and bought a farm in Sabattus. AS
he advanced in years, farm life be-
came too strenuous, so he purchased
a home in Auburn near his younger
daughters home. Mr.. Hanna was of
quiet disposition, and was held in
high esteem here in his home town
and the other places where he had
lived The floral tributes were many
and beautiful He leaves a widow,
Mrs. Henrietta Hanna, and two
daughters, Mrs. Annie Robertson of
this place and Mrs. Nellie Woodbury.
of Auburn; also one brother, w. r.
Hanna of East Sullivan.
Nov. II. H,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
VICTORIA MAYOR
VISITS HERE
Thinks Olympic One of the
Finest Hotels in u. S.

His Worship C. Carl Pcndruy. new.
~ elected mayor OF Victoria, 2, c.,
Kinds seattle's new olympic hotel one
Of the finest in the country.
Pendray. a young business man,
was elected mayor OF Victoria on
q business mans ticket AZ the cleo
ton last week. He Is president OF
the British American Paint Co, and
president OF the Victoria Island pub.
licity bureau
Victoria business men pettloned
him 10 make tho race. He agreed,
on the ground that a slate Of young
business men be selected for other
city offices. His vote was l.435
greater than the combined vote Of
three opponents. one Of whom Of.
fered to turn hair his salary back into
tho city treasurer II elected. and the
other agreeing TO abolish a salary
for the Job.
Pendray and a party Of Yictoria
officials and business men win at.
tend the formal opening OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce'B now build
ing here next month.
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Durant Sport
IOuIInp. .49b

This late model car absolutely IEr
new haH uaHsa o. -fastle
mechanic who AWAY kept l1 ln
perfect condition. Hrau4tIl Duc0
uHiru. aHtHgut mar. rTerInaIIg
nos cord tree. end equipped Hlth
trtTan galore
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PlTCHY wildwood, ready 10 burn.
1850, large lond; forest, $3.50
KTl nAd-Ggg2
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Will pEhDDnINT
TTILL HLnI l UNI
BLACKWELL
Barkhutt and Russell, Too:
May Raise Barkhuii'S Pay

H. h. Hackwrl sITN gHEinrrr. who
HHH ayrn serving without rgapuliut-
wca By tho MAYOR Huel asf ptlem.
hrg- win d. rJsTroiutci Iecembar
i along with NJ. Do IarkHuff
.nEtfs ana Sewers superintendent.
end Superintendent GruTFy d. kua-
zen 20 thc waiter department Tbs
terms % th5 TNo latter expire 10 The
rna &c thc year,
Cvancil committees haNr recon
mendri passage Ey tho eItF council
Monday ~ John b, CarIoua tmtr.
sgnCy ordnance raising uarkbulfs
poy from 3 eco t3 ytuE1 "a year. 20
|corresp0ud with that paii lht other
hardcstWorAcl city appo,nlce. ..
% Blackwell
MGeiher ia.s emergency ordinance
win cause Ee1peuiuE 90 the 1895
budget was top.g OF debate lt the
ylJy hall saturday. The salary quls.
tiou presumably was settled when
tht council adopted the 1885 budget
last mopyh II passed By the couu,
go M2nday it viii become cfleeilya
che ursi % the year.
Ia Tho event that tbe budget de-
Slsion in this case Is sg, aside. ether
appo.n,iNe orgicgals may seek salary
increases when they come up Tor re
appointment. il is reported As the
paiEct Row stands, salaries 90 uIy
Jfnclals paid from the general fund
Include; city engineer, $1,000. street
superintendent health commissioner
and superintendent OF utilities. g.. 900.
police and flru ehicIs. stNo0. build
ing superintendent Ssbo0. port war.
den $500. The city light suprr.n.
,cndcEt and water superintendent
draw $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
SUES 0LMSTED
Frank Jacobs Charges AS
sault on Employe

Personal injury damages Of $1,000
and 500 for a camera are asked IN
a suit brought Saturday by Frank
Jacobs, Seattle cameraman. and Rob.
ert Bradley, an employe. against Roy
Oimsted.
Bradley claims that Olmsted struck
him and knocked him down and that
a Jap servant jumped on his back in
q melee near the immigration sta.
ton on the morning following Dim.
sted's arrest by dry agents on n
charge OF violating the liquor laws.
Bradley suffered $1,000 personal
injury damages.
The complaint also set forth that
Dlmsted grabbed the camera and
1smashed Il against the pavement,
destroying II.
The suit was brought by Attorney
Hugh Caldwell for Jacobs.
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DEATHS

Sammis, Willis Newton. IT.. 10, 1871
y. 31ni st. Dee ~.
Collier. Joseph ~. 20. tIos .0th ave.
s., Dec. is
Thompson. John. Is. SIsH Yesl,r
way. Dec. r..
nlnls. Narcissc. 70. transient. Dec. is
Dorm. George, 50. sc Dearborn A..
Dec. ti
Kruse. Carl. 40. Rose hotel Dec. II.
Christensen chris. 81. transient. Dee.
Is
NcCrhcken, Thomas. tG. 1850 s5th
ave, w. Dec. -.
Reynolds. Lucy A., 90, 1907 Norman
e.. Dec TO-
Mclean, David c, ss. sEos 18Th ave.
y T. Dee 10
Jones. Madolaua r.. t8ii Thaeksray
pis. Dec, ~,
OpitEs Edward Charles. SO. aza sind
ave. Dee ~.
Hgshss. Mary \. 50. Jsts ais, ave.
y. T. Dec, 10
NeNius. Emma s. ~. Sand ~. and
18Th ave ~ r. De- IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
FINCH APPEALS
CERTIORARI
Carries Paper Seizure Case
10 u. S. Circuit Court

An appeal was entered saturday
BY Attorney Jerry Finch TO the L.
$. circuit court on tho decision Of
Judge jeremiah Netercr In the Ger.
torari case.
Judge Neteror refused 20 Issue q
writ commanding the l.. 5. commits.
s.oner 70 impound IN the court Ger.
tain papers and documents seircd
by federal prohibition agents when
they raidsd Finch's offices during
the wholesale arrests OF members o.
an alleged liquor ring headed hy
Sisoy Olmstcd,
J Finch claims the search was lie.
gal Prohibition Director Roy {.
Lyle claims the evidence seized Is
part Of what tho government viii
present 20 a special meeting Of the
federal grand jury which conyenos
in January to consider tho Olmsted
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

TNEE ENI-t-fuam modern go.
taEb iu exchange tor Ger, lctH g.
nEtd couple living neat d1gr
EE arnraafl
HOUSE fnT rent ullturt faT aalr-
WI take email rHYrHut ttFaa
EHuahiH rent. sHg. Elliot, ave.
FInrt fn
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To Probe Mistaken
Identity Killings

DOWNEY, Cal. Dec. 2o--Coro.
ncr'B inquest viii DO held here Mon.
dry over tho remains OF @. r.
Mumpcr. Hynes storckeepcr. and
Raymond Capps. Monte Bello shoe
store employee who died yesterday
from injuries sustained when shot
BY mistake In a gun battle with
deputy sherlffs. Mumper viii DO
buried at Riverside, while Caps
body Will DO taken 70 yakima,
Wash, his former home.
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100000 to Fight
Poultry Disease

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.--trhe
Bennto resolution upproprlntlng
100000 for control and eradication
OF tho European fowl post. which
has spread In the poultry industry
in this country, was unanimously
adopted today by tho house.
a provision was inserted prohibit
Ing tho expenditure OF any part Of
the appropriation Tor payment or
lndcmnitica FOR condemned poultry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
z DRIVERS HELD
Icy Pavements Cause Many
Skidding Accidents

Two auto crashes on icy pave.
ments led 10 two arrests FRIDAY
night Earl Wakefield. after his car
had been struck by n skiddinE oil.
truck, rammed another car driven
by Edward Nnvono. 1899 AK ave,
and was arrested for driving while
drunk. Wakefield posted 5000 bail.
Another crash between two autos
AT Rainier ave. ana Mcclolland st.,
Friday night, led 20 the arrest Of
II. p. Hhllowell, one OF the drivers,
on charge Of reckless driving
Bail OF 800 was furnished.
A score OF accidents occurred Fri.
day. due to autos skldding on Ice.
covered streets.
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SCHEDULE BILL
S55, 900, 1000 Rivers, Har-
bors Measure UP Jan. Is

wAsHISGTON, Dec. 20. - The
t55,o00,0Oo rivers and harbors bill
will come up In the house about
January 49," Representative Long
worth tOhioj, republican floor leader,
announced In tho house today.
Outlining tho legislative program,
Longworih sald tho major portion
~ the week. following tho Christ
has recess, will DO taken by the
appropriation. The treasury aud
postotfico supply measures arc ex-
pocted 10 DO passed gnd acnt 20 tho
senate by Junuury 3, when tho
army bill will be reported 10 the
As4sl. b. Hnid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

FINE upholstered sets nj pleasing
sale from 1917 Firth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births To their household are re-
ported b. the following men;
Harrington John ~. ssQb Fourth
ave. ~. w.. boy
Peavey, Paul s.. f5la Sixth ave. y.
w. boy,
SOLDIERS. oscar. 5gis Russell ~. Eiri.
Moran. Elmoro Patrick. "a r. 18Th
o.. girl
LASER William Edward. COS ~ 7aFd
Htz. boy.
rownt. Arthur Herbert winslow.
boy.
Campbell Elton clarence. stsT W.
asth 81 boy.
Larkiu. Patrick Joseph. sgis tlth
ave, a W.. girl
Oles Floyd. 30 Harvard ave. NJ
boy.
HiuE, Mark. eos First ave. boy.
NoWttzltL Frank Jacob. 5tQt .lst
ave Z how
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Divorce Complaints

Cora ~. John Conroy. dsaartlon.
Beatrice We. A. Milton Rice, non
support
Dora Beatrice va Earl L Arb,.
nunsupport
A. o. II. y. Georgia Henderson. In
compatibility.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mama and Residence Age
Bailey. Wyman. Seattle ...... Legal
LaF orc. AnuiaH Wilma. Seattle u gal
CligEstt, bernard. Seattle .....t.sEat
Loratelil, Eva, Seattle ........L Legal
Birchard. r, Theodore. Seattle Legal
Holmgren. Miriam ~. seattlo Legal
Haberlin, John r.. Seattle ........at
Norman. Brenda ". Charleston 90
Neville. blanchard L.. Chicago Legal
Shalfaunt. Lenore, san Fran
cisco .....t............ Lskai
Noli. Cyril A.. Seattle ........I.AraI
WraEc. Blanche ". Arlington LEGAL
Tansay, Jack. Seattle ...........sT
Carpenter. Renee. Seattle .........i9
Nicholson. Paul w.. Seattle LEGAL
Bewall. Blanche l.. Seattle Illegal
Terrell. Joseph Daniel U. s. s.
Nevada ,.....,...........
Widmor. Marie. Seattle ..........is
Thomas, William c.. wrnngoll Legal
swift. Ida Frances, Seattle Legal
Marsh. Bradley. Seattle ..,.ig
Decker. Minnie. Seattle ..........I7
Miller. James W., Portland ..,I,eral
Ward. Fcath, Semitic Inuaf
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IL statesmen WANTED

SIDE LINE Marke ting
new Advertising Apecialty Jan. 2.
Easily carried. Liberal commits
sion, Proven fast seller, Write
today. The Speciality Service Cor
poration, Des MdlncF, Iowa.
manufacturer selling d.
rect 10 woufor specializing blue
Horgo aud tuxedo WuitF, requires
roprcHnnihtlvc Liberal cornmIH-
Hiona Truvnl Tailors, G5 ". Ninth
It,, n, y
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Big money selling
Madison Better Mnde" shirts d.
rect from our factory 20 wonrcr.
Over q million satisfied wcnrers.
Easily sold. No capital or eE-
poricuce required Many earn
300 70 $3.50 weekly. Tcrritorg
now being allotted. Wonderful
opportunity. write for free sam
rles now. Madison Mills. 507
Hrnhfwav View York
AGENTS--RiR money MAKER. Men
or women sell Miracle Mixers. ABB
sulutely new idea. using faucet
water power. labor saving device,
beats eggs, cream. batter. etc,
from 10 a. 30 seconds. houro"ives
buy on sight. agents cleaning up.
territory going fast. send $3.50 or
order g. o. ~ for machine and
proposition Miracle Manufactur.
Ing Co. F'latlron Bldg San Fran.
icaco.
1900 A MONTH 20 distribute every
day household necessity. rural and
ANAL town diAtrictH. No money
needed. Million dollar firm behind
A. write for particulars. state
territory desired. V. N. Johnson.
IGi ~. Union ave, Portland, orc.