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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Presenting specific examples, iii
cidents filled with the drama of ac
tral tragedy, and cold facts, Mrs
II. NJ. Atwood of Riverside, ma
tionally known authority on lndiar
affairs. last night delivered :
splendid talk on the present condi
tion of the American Indian befor'
the Present Day club, which met a;
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Costello
The fact that the Indian estate
is the richest in the world and that
the. Indian problem is therefore a
national problem was stressed by
Mrs. Atwood. who declared that the
only solutions possible must be
reached through congress.
Congress must be reached
through its constituents, - Mrs. At
wood said in connection with a
brief mention of the power of the
General Federation of Women :
clubs. of which she Is Indian wei
fare chairman.
s'Thrcc million women voters,
and their husbands. are behind me.
Mrs. Atwood said in telling Of he"
answer to an eXploiter of the Nav
ajo and Hopi Indians, who wished
to know who she was. 1t is the
power of the federation. plus that
Of other interested organizations
and individuals which Mrs. Atwood
hopes to see used to its full
strength in the solution of the pres
ent appalling conditions.
1.-THE Indian is now by law a cit
izen, yet citizen to whom the
right of due process of law is de
MED, =; Mrs. Atwood stated. That
Indians may be arrested without a
warrant, their home searched with
out warrant and thai they may be
thrown into Jail and held there at
the pleasure of the Indian agents
were among the startling facts pre-
senfed.
Conditions OF malnutrition; dan
Serous diseases such as traeh0ma :
lack of water necessary for cattle
and agricultural operations; and
even the extreme lack of food were
revealed in Mrs. Atwood S vivid
word picture.
Graft, both for political ana
financial advantage. is added to the
Indians lot in addition to the other
problems, which threaten his very
existence, the speaker explained.
Il always say that | am in SYM
pathy with the work in the Near
East, Mrs. Atwood declared, II but
] do think that more attention
should be paid to the near west
where % per cent of the Pimas have
died in the last six years, mostly
because Of malnutrition. and other
such conditions exist.
The possible solution of the prob
hm by making the Indians wards
of the federal courts, the supplying
Gf schools on the reservations. pub
lie health service and close atten-
lion to the economic problem OF
. helping this race along agricultural
lines were alluded to by Mrs. At
wood.
Judge Franklin J. Cole. acting as
chairman of the meeting. introduced
Mrs. Atwood and expressed the un.
qualified pleasure of the club for
her talk.
The remainder of the evening was
spent playing bridge. Mrs. Atwood
won the high score prize for the
women, and Harry l.. Barker for
the men. Mrs. J. L. Davis and
John T. Rice received the low score
awards.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
$4,000
Mile FLIGHT TO
AFRICA AND BACK
ny United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Mar. 13.--Alan Cob
ham, Britain s foremost civilian
plot, today landed at Croydon, Lon
don s airport, at the conclusion OF
a 10000 mile round trip flight to
Cape Town, South Africa.
Several hundred persons awaited
the airman at Croydon and they
raised great cheer for him as he
descended from his plane. Mrs.
Gotham and officials of the air
ministry flew to Lympne in six
planes to extend aerial greetings to
the returning flyer.
Gotham departed today from
Lyons for London. His plane
settled to earth at 4:22 p. m, Is
days from Cape Town.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
Two Suggestions
For Irish Party
Mint Ice

Three oranges, 3 lemons, essence
of peppermint, / tablespoon gelatin,
quart cold water, mint leaves, >
cups sugar, > egg whites.
Simmer together the water, the
rind of two lemons and a handful of
mine leaves and the sugar. When it
begins to thickcn into a syrup, re
move the leaves and rind and add
the gelatin that has been dissolved
in one half cupful cold water: add
the juice of the oranges and the
lemons, and the essence of pepper
mint. using a few drops. Color a
deep green with vegetable coioring.
Pour into ice cream freezer and
freeze until mushy; then add the
stiffly beaten whites of the eggs.
Pack down in salt and ice, and let
stand two or three hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
Erin Loaf Cake

One cup butter, > cups sugar. 81
cups flour, 3l2 level teaspoons bak-
ing powder, 8 eggs, l cup milk,
teaspoon almond extract.
Cream together the butter and
sugar then add the milk and flour
into which the baking powder has
been siftcd, then fold in the stiffly
beaten whites of the six eggs. Re
move one-third of the batter and
color with few drops of green
vegetable cooring. Pour some of
the batter info Il deep cake pau,
then place over il a few spoonSful of
the green batter, then more of the
white and SO ON until all the batter
is used. This will give green and
white effect. Ice the cake with
white icing Favored with almond
extract, and decorate with green
candies or icing designs Of that
color.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
CO-EDS ROLLING EN-
IN A BRAND NEW WAY

Los ANGELES, Mar. l3.-Uni-
vcrsity Of Southern California co-
eds have new way of trolling
'em. The girls are roller skating
to their classes. The fad was start
ed by group Of sorority girls. 1t
has become quite general, and the
spectacle Of scores of women stu
dents gliding dlong the pavemcnts
10 the class rooms has become a
daily sight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
BOOTLEG BEAUTY SHOPS
RAIDED IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Kans., Mar. 10
The police of this place have start
ed drive against bootleg beauty
parlors. Judge ii. $. Roberts Of
the police court has instructed po-
lice to arrest all unlicensed opera
tors, bring them to court an dto
close up their shops.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13
SOCIAL NEWS
RIVERSIDE WOMAN TELLS PRESENT DAY CLUB
MEMBERS OF DEPLORABLE CONDITIONS AMONG
AMERICAN INDIANS; RECfTES MANY INSTANCES

Guests present, in addition to full
attendance of members, were DR..
and Mrs. II. A. Atwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. y. Wheclock of Riverside,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Sargent, Mrs. J.
l.. Davis, Madame katherin Ward
kupclian and Miss Laura SWEET.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Au unusually strong east has bee,
gathered bv John Mccormick t.
support Colleen Moore in her Late
,.arring feature, Irene, So base
n. the musical comedy stage hit o
he same name. The picture, whicl
has been released through First NJ
.;oual. comes to the Valley Theate
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Your luck may be bad, but DR..
Denesest, of Long Island City, has
bccA teaching school 80 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Up to February, Paso RobIcs, SAN
Luis Obispo county, had received
twice as much rain as at same date
in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

The poultry raisers of San Luis
Obispo county have purchased an
egg processing machine and in
stalled it at Atascadcro.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Most Of US realize things are not
as bad Us ne think they are.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

tomorrow.
Lloyd Hughes plays opposite the
>tar. This PLAYER is exceedingly
popular, especially among the fair
iiu>. 1t is recalled that hc was
recently designated by a prominent
French sculptor rs "the most typi-
cal and handsome American lad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-13

Truck load af chewing gum stolen
IN Chicago. Blame hasn t been plae-
81 ON any one S,cHugraphcr vet.
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THE NEWARK,

THE NEWARK,
1851 Newark St. NV.
CORNER OF WISCONSIN AVE.
Brahd-neW apartment, having
latest improvements. Beautiful
outlook. elevator and cafe serv-
ice; Frigidaire in each apart
ment. Wisconsin Avenue car
line passes corner, and conven-
lent to most necessaries.
room. kit. and bath, S45.
? rooms, kit. and bath, SIS
to $67.50.
3 rooms, kit. and bath, $3.50
and SIS. g
Pcadv about Oct. Is,
B. F. SAUL Con.
Main 200. oe5 18th St. NV.
MOORE HILL. 1NC.N
BANCROFT 500 18th NV.
Non Housekeeping: oso
rooms and and bath bath 90 ana s7 ss 90 90
rooms rooms snd and bsth bssh $50 90
room. ga Sais $3.50 saSs y .a4 MS S.
4 rooms and bath. 3. .... +Sso.oo
''wEsTFIEI.D." 31aO R NV,
3 rooms and bath. $500 and r$62 90 90
rooms and bath. .Fe7o.oo
THE CREsTHILL."
1890 Belmont NV.
'GmR!ssSsdr EIRESSroR MaFsR sERv1cE. Il 61E'''
3 rooms. rec. hail and bath; ~, ..SN SO
rooms Ss ss Sss6 Sss 2"a
room. and }fss sssh so'n ST $500 $50 and $4,000
room: sn4Son s5d sssh l7aa so sSss DO s% sss $500
, PELHAM COURTS" a115 N.Y. M
. rooms s5a sS7.5o, Ss'? SEQ 90 se2. so and se5oe
rooms 9 Kitchens and 9 baths in
all. .-................. Fl 80 90
1445 N NV.
Downtown Locatton-Reduced Rentals.
rooms. bath and Murphy bed s45 and $50
room! ,rs s5,5 aal 52s 30 .1s So
211O 10th NV.
roos rooms and and bsth bath $eS and and
s1s 18th NV
Very attractive studio apartment m
rooms. bath and kitchen cabinet. S65 90
1917 nth NV.
rooms and bath, exceptional value. S65 90
MOORE e. HILL, INC.
s3O 18th NV. Main 1174.
MOST DESIRABLE 3 r. ECEPTION
hall and bath apt: ami excellent location
Apply ,JATITQR 11o9 14th at. NY. or
612 18th ST. NV.
y rooms ana %aEa WEAVER BROS. >f0'''
500 18th St. ., Main a4s6.
]. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. DESIRABLE 5
rooms. bath. front apartment; elevator:
adults only: rent. Ss5. 80.
.. 11ob Lanisr pl;-4 rooms. bath. porch.
elev vator: rent. $3.50
g. 7 K st, nw.-s rooms. bath, furnace
heat. in fine condition: rent S5050.
4. Near 18th and I SITS. NV large.
bright rooms. End floor: kitchenette. bath.
rent. S50.50.
?. ]. WALSHE,. Inc,
1907 EYE ST NV
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$500 18th ST. NV.

Modern, hreproof building
elevator service; 3 rooms, kitch-
en-. bath and inclosed porch,
$3.50 to SS5; 4 rooms. recep-
ton hall, inclosed porch, kitchen
and , baths, S1OO. Also one fur
nished apt. of 1 room and bath,
$50. Apply resident manager or
H. l.. RUST CO.,
1901 18th St. NV Main 6sss
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MONMOUTH HOTEL.

1917 q street.
Three rooms, bath, $50, SIS
and 500, gas included; we'll fur
nished. $40 additional. ALL
night telephone and elevator.
Service is unexcelled; ask ten
ants who have been there since
completion. Avoid congested
street cars. Exceptional garage.
Special rates to tenants.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l217 18th ST, N.w.-ENTTRE FLOOR 2
ami: very reasonable: ble: ~
Two rooms kitchen and bath with show
er: S57 so. Key with lanitor ~.
N CITY YsT r. n coIN1T,RX; Nu 1,Rd..dl's NEw wsso}
Hss. Mini p , tae Ae NsS so4 and
Ambassador Theater. Rent, $40. cleve.
COLORED-TW0 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath; heat. light included. 1899 V
n II; 7 TAKoNA l.ARK WITH FOUR LARGE
rooms and bath: recently decorated; lirht
19d d Wiow rent a9ams 4o
sl5 RANpoLPH ST; M;WmFIyE I'VE Rooms Rooms:
one one" block oii' from bs1s and car: $3.50,
Mt. PLEAsANT-I;N1EAR CAR: 2 a. LIGHT: sddI:
aty hath COZ snt4s d
OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PARK -, 1st-
floor apt rooms and a, bath a,.s porches
ENTIRE end FLOOR. 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath, sleeping porch; e.sni.; reasonable con
nn enenes e.. f sas. sn. sss fS: 1sno pm sFs
End FL, 1891 FLA. AVE. Me- .o
,sSS s. s. nws ss:: rms it =. hss, heat 4s:SSSS e
5si1 s Va Va ave- az nw Tms rms q b. si.c $sSS
'S' Pa ave, JAMEs PS tsTf +. h hsFs& rms D. '~''0
643 La. Ave. NV.
THE cLEyEfsS1 ssfs Conn rAEs Azs. Nv AxENARTNESTs.
] :fss. ( Fshn sz and @G' Ssh sHf Tvs ro9 sa5S GRs
s77'5o per mo; See 1AS1roR o~
s,y yASREN 1S15 = EETvEL NV & CT Main MO Cool.
1879 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-AvERY- AT
tractive apartment Of, reception lall. living
bath Excellent condition and spSendid resi-
dental section; Large rooms ;Spd ample
nd ena Of ss
'"'''''' DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON.
Rental Agents.
1923 6 ST.
dsab dnDs room Of tws TsePSn oa
and hath Lrs Sshs
Of the Govt depts: and bIsi9sss sectAani
OF $40 bRTfnsoN bae!E 3sp!so&s + q DAVIDSON.
Main 1912. Aen''i 1d1s nSfs'i 18th st. NV.
RENTAL. $50.
desirable of hEssseptio"
Ra bath and large nosea 'front.'
wSn Sol Seaed da K Of oxndr. ans stores South, nd
ing. Anply lanltor.l 1901 18th 81.
THE HARwILI. 1885 K 81; NV
See'Ii See IRiEsiDENT MANAGER or " nhone Main
OVERLOOKING CITY. NEAR CENTRAL
High School. near Meridian Park. 14th st.
car line: hot-water heat and hot water.
sleeping porches three. FIVE or eight rooms
prfces reasonable. Apply 1864 Belmont st.
NV.
AT ROssLYN. VA. IN NEW BANK BLDG.
rooms and bath; all improvements; S45
per month Clarendon 1850.
UNFURN. APT 1719 18th ST: Nv
private bath.
ATTRACTIVE APT. OF . ROOMS.
kitchen. bath and nclosed porch: convenient
ly located and very desirable S45. 1924
Park rd: --------.-----------
SAVE ONE THIRD ON your NORMAL
rent by buying this delightful corner suite
in Ia magnificent modern building In Cleve-
land Park: owner satisfaction with no per-
soral bother of maintenance. For details
phone Main gro. branch II. or Adams
\ 1243 after p.n1.
2O01 r. I. AVE. NE.
. Three rooms. kitchenette and bath: pri-
|, vate entrance.
/ THE LOWELL.
1907 14th ST. NV.
: ROOMS e. BATH: $50.
NEWLY REFRIGERATED THROUGHOUT,
/ HEDGES g. MIDDLETON. INC.
141" EYE ST. NV. FRANKLY a5O3.
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l3.l3 PARK RI \ n. s.
Andy 1911 OAK II ~ ~
Only TWO MnRE LEFT.

DNLY TWO WtlaE LET
52;i,i COLORADO AVE \ -
= ard room am hath aniS -eW mod
bldg nv'-iu>ve re'~nl,,,h \ ,nd 'e3It5-
fHl surroundings SOC .TaN'TaN - H. Il
SMITH 4ns Jrnifer Hltg. Main 5:e9-
5-ROOM APARTMENT. WITH BATH: ALSO
laundry in basement rent only So 80 rer
month. Including heat convenient to car.
Open for Inspection. Key at $50 10th st Sc.
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1928 21st Street.

l/ZS ZlSt Street.
Three rooms, bath. 500.
Furnished quNc elegant and
different from the usual apart
ment house, Very light, sun in
every room. fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
All our properties have per-
sonal ownership, supervision
and are run with painstaking
care. Ask any tenant in any
building or any OF our 10000
customers.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
400 No,, Street.
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Will APPEAL TO YOU
Three types of good apartments that are
now available
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. east ex-
pastre slightly view ........... 500
Two rooms screened porch. kitchen and
hath south aud east exposures. .... 20
Thttt. rttants. reception R%h. kitchen.
hath aad screened pofch: thire eX-
pnsil.e< and cross draft ...-........ a5
All in perfect runau3u
GOOD srryice. S":.iad neighhors. excellent
iGtAti0n.
Sc" RES rDFET MANAGER.
1901 COLUMBIA RID.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1918 VERNON ST.
(Adjoins Fla. Ave.)
Exceptionally good front apartments OF
hsii fSH and ladsss BATH looms $50. Acne" o's leOn
WALKING DISTANCE
DOWNTOWN.
w. , 1910 18th sta,cS NV gn.r.r.r.. n,
r.n %' ss's sf% sh?1Ss
and bath 3Cssn With cab;nets snS cSn
closets. Ali windows screened and awnings
md each Ss tn ss IN % rea
ssonah55ss sM, rents. Appis to Resident .MTr''
CLEVELAND PARK
APIS,
3616 Conn. Ave.
New |, : and 3 room house
keeping apartments. Call Main
1901 or West 828. y
Delightful Apartments
On Spring Rd.
Most attractive and most reasonable To-
tween the 14th and 10th sts: transporta&tion ton
s'af,,ss sna aSG only sc and Ss!i
Mrs. u. Psrr, resident mgr, No. los, 1437
Spring rd. NV. .
RENTS REDUCED.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS
3O4 F ST. NV.
lust East of Pension Office.
/ room, Murphy bed and
bath. only. .............. $40
2 rooms, kitchenette and
bath, only .............. 500
Easy Walk to Business
Section and Departments.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV.
2415 10th St. NV.
Near Biltmore Apartments.
Very reasonable. See janitor.
REDUCED RENTS.
CLEVELAND.
3039 Macomb st.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. SIS
3 rooms, kitchen and BATH. 20
Open for Inspection.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 6888.
1910 10th ST.
d rooms and bath. SIS to Sis
5 rooms and bath. ........ $50
Refrigeration Furnished.
H. l.. RUST CO.,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 68SS.
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MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1ntn

MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1919 G St.
Three rooms, bath. $50. SIS
and $50, gas included; well fur
nished, $40 additional. ALL
night telephone and elevator.
Service is unexcelled. Avoid
congested street cars. Excep-
tional garage. Special rates to
tenants.
',. 1928 21st st.
Three rooms. bath. 500.
Furnished quite elegant and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light; sun in
every room; fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
All our properties have per-
sonal ownership. supervision
and are run with painstaking
care. Ask any tenant in any
building or any of our 10000
customers.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 u St.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR COLORED.
THE KINGSBORO APT,
2724 11th N. w.

newly papered and painted: ready for occu-
pancy. Open for inspection. See resident
manager. Mr.. FIIRR. Adams 6005.
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THE FLAGLER,
Cor. 22nd & H SITS. NV.
New, eight-story, hrcproof
apartment containing bachelor
and housekeeping suites.
| room and bath.
room, alcove diner, kitchen
and bath.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
$50 to $3.50.
Open for Inspection.
Resident Manager on Premises.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
III 18th St. NV.
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! RM.. DIR. CL.. KITCHENETTE & RSt5 80
KOOMS AND BATH. IS On
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Observation-Disclosures
PRESIDENTIAL,
1925 18th ST

IL rooms, 3 baths. hs...............$ $500 90
PRESIDENTIAL,
1926 10th ST.
5 rooms . baths. s...............S2 5000 90
l room and bath. .....,. ,...... 5000
JEFFERSON. 1900 10th ST.
||s3 rooms and bath. ..........S Ss5 to 500 90
WAKEFIELD HALL,
2l01 n. H. AVE.
rooms rooms "a baths tbs '.......S go
! rooms. rooms dim dinet' % Kit. bath bath.....:. 90 oS
L room. dinet. kit. bath. $50 10 $500
L301 MASSACHUSETTS AV.
rooms: ssss ssss and and eSgsh
AR. h., porch. recpt. hall. $40 to 1880
THE AL-ROY,
lois KENYON ST.
. rooms and bath. h.................s .s7e.6o
+ RIVERSIDE. 2145 c ST.
rooms rooms dl"s, al'"ss It, It, Ssss Ssss e to
room, kitchenette, bath. ........ $500
CEDRIC. 412O 18th STREET
: rooms rooms and ND bath bath sssoo 90
.
COLUMBIA,
1401 GIRARD ST.
LEONMAR, Z1OO N ST.
2 rooms rooms and and ,n bath. .............s55.oo 90
= rooms ana bath. ................ 5000
CONGRESSIONAL,
100 f. CAPITOL.
rooms rooms s1% and bat bath s65 and SO 90 90
RAMALLAH, 21o H ST.
2 rooms and bath 80. .S35 and S37 so
rooms and bath. ................. 5000
275O 14th ST.
rooms rnnms and and bsth bath ............ss609
zoos 10th ST.
rooms rooms and and bath SstS.. eo eo
rooms and bath. .............., $500
1880 CHAPLIN STREET.
rooms and bath. a.. ....S5o.oo
1923 K STREET.
rooms and bath. ...............s65. 90
1920 X STREET.
3 rooms and bath. electric ref $500
14OS EYE STREET.
rooms and bath. $4,000
23l6 F STREET.
roon,s rooms and and 18th bsth' '......ssee 90 GO
w. H. WEST COMPANY,
o16 18th St. Main ooOO.
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WEST VIEW,
2l25 Eve st. NV.
ROOM AND BATH. H..s35n m
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH 80. as Or
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TUDOR HALL,
10th st. and Mass. Ave.
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:o!5 nTTMBARTON AVE. ,N.W--2nd
=, So Phone OWNER. North 1oOso.
80 \ CAPITOL sTRcnd FLOOR, 9
f3rulv ant < rooms. bath. electricity. S55.
i,lln me OLENrR North 100S0.
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20O7 EYE ST. NV.
End FLOOR FRONT. HoUsEKEEP-
ING PERMITTED. 2 RMS. 4 r.. $50 on
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STANTON. 1os c ST NE-5 ANT q ROOM
a@t-.: newly decorated; electricity nor.h
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- TT. RO0HS KITCHEN AND BATH
.'n room kitchenedte and bath large.
!, -ht and attractive: electricity gas, hot
'a:~" heat. also garage; walking distance.
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s rooms . baths s.....S 5000. o
room and bath. ..... ........ 500
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1874 ct. S.E.-APARTMENT 5 ROOMS
aud hath also porch $37 80 monthly.
Phone BARTLETT PRATT REALTY COM
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JEFFERSON. 1900 10th ST.
.3 rooms and bath. ......S SS5 to 500 90
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FLOYD f. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18TH 81. NV Main 352-353
ST. 2nd ST Nw-a EXTRA LARGE
roolis and bath ..-....... $40 90
:5II i5,h st. nw-S rooms and and bath bath 55e.999
NJ. J. RAINE.
SIS Investment Bldg. NJ. 1887
FOR COLORED.
1860 Potomac st. n.w-4 rooms. :. SO 90
In4n 9th 81. n.e.--5 rooms and bath 41 so
Lexington Apt. @1st and L sts. NV.
4 rooms and bath. ........... 40 90
81. j; ,RAINE,
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3t,1 HARVARD ST w.-DEsIRABI, E
-~st~ - rooms kit ami bath reasonable
''' n"ctinn invited; ianitor. Cleve. 1859. 19s
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73I? 2?nd ST. NW-CoLORED 3 ROOMS.
lsitohcnette and hath: large porch: electric
itv- nice condition North a12Q.
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MANY ARE SEEKING
COMMISSIONERSHIP

The First commissioner district
of Pine county-being only two
townships Creek and
Royalton- but we'll populated is
blessed with number of candi-
dates for the office of county
commissioner. To date six have
filed and there are rumors of
more seeking the office. Matz
Petersen, present incumbent, is
a candidate for reelection, and
the five others are VIM. Erharty
John Freeman, George Martin
son, C. N. Hanson, and Chas.
Beaver.
In the Second commissioner
district there is but one filing
to date-that being Oscar B.
Steen from Arlone township. Mr..
Steen was candidate for the
state legislature the last two
terms and his name is quite well
known over the county. Nels
Oakland, present incumbent from
the Second district, will be cam
didate for reelection but has not
yet filed. There may be other
candidates.
Latest Filing
P. L. Hamlin, present incum-
bent in the register of deeds Of
flee, filed the other day. To date
there is no opposition. No can
didates have as yet cropped out
for the offices of county auditor,
sheriff, treasurer and superinten-
dent of schools. The present in
cumbents in each of those offices
will be candidates for reelection
but have not yet filed. John w.
Ebert of Hinckley, filed some
time ago for office of county at
torney. Albert Johnson of Sand
stone, present incumbent, has not
yet filed, but will be candidate
for reelection.
Holmberg Files for Senate.
+ j. P. Holmberg of North
Branch, filed last week for the
office of state senator from the
56th legislative district, compris-
ing the counties of Pine and
Chisago. Mr.. Holmberg is a
general merchant, and produce
buyer at North Branch, and many
years ago lived at Rock Greek in
Pine county where he was sta
ton agent for the N. P. railroad.
Senator Adolph S. Larson of
Sandstone, also a general mer-
chant, filed some time ago for
reelection.
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that number. Our business last
year exceeded $4,000 and this year
we hope to double it..
I'VE have grown into our bus
mess gradually and now feel con-
fident when we make move. Do
ing things that you do not thor
oughly understand is hazardous
experiment. We saved ourselves in
the beginning by moving cautiously
and in a small way. Some people
imagine that there is but little
knowledge required in poultry rails
ing and marketing. 1t appears so
easy when one stands on the side
and sees it grow. Then these in
experienced people start right into
it at once with full speed, and
when they find that things do not
go as they had hoped, they be-
come discouraged and say, There
is nothing in it, We do what
we can to encourage our custom
ers and all who ask us, for in
formation to take proper care of
their chicks for they will not grow
successfully if left to run without
proper attention. Failures are
largely those of carelessness and in
difference. Our advice is to work
hard and diligently. One should
grow into the business; not just go
into it,