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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
MOSQUITO Bites Are Costly.

In your household budget. along
with the items of grocery and butcher
bills, have yon figured on the Summer
expense Of mosquito bites? Statisti-
clans who have been following the
trail OF the buzzing pests, SAYS ~
Popular Science Magazine. tell Dc now
that every man, woman and child OF
us paid, on the average, the sum OF
81 cents last year Just for the privi-
lege of being bitten. The national mos
quito-bite bill was 500, .000!. This
sum represents the damage done by
malaria mosquitoes in bringing on
some 100000 cases Of chills and
fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25

ization Of promotion law which pre-
scribes that, II available. staff corps
selection boards should be composed
OF officers OF the corps concerned,
but In case there Is not available a
sufficient number of STAFF officers to
serve, It is provided that rear ad-
nairals of the line may be detailed to
such duty. This provision has
aroused the curiosity of many Navy
officers. the curious feature Of the law
being that boards on selection for
promotion to the ranks OF captain
and commander in staff corps may
be composed Of staff officers Of the
rank OF captain. while line officers
who may be detailed to serve must
be OF the rank of rear admiral. Due
to the fact that there are no dental
officers holding the rank Of captain.
the forthcoming board, which will
shortly meet to recommend officers
of that corps for promotion, will con-
sist of rear admirals OF the line.
1t will no doubt be slightly more
difficult for rear admirals of the line
to select dental officers for advance
ment to the next higher grade than
to select captains of the line to rear
admiral, as the average rear admiral
Of the line. It is believed, has not de.
voted much time to study OF the re-
quirements which make a successful
dental officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25

sign was needed In the case Of the two
Assistant Secretaries OF War having
no numerical rating, a new form Of
sign has been provided for their Off
ces. Thus over the entrance door Of
one Is sign, in gold letters ON black
background, reading, 'Mr. MacNider,
Assistant Secretary of War;" in two
lines, and a short distance down the
same corridor is another door sign
reading, mfr. Dawson, Assistant Sec
rotary of War"
Contrasted with these individual
signs are the sign over Col Dwight
r. Davis office door, which reads,
Secretary of War; that over Gen.
Pershings Office door, which reads,
General Of the Armies" and that
over the door of Maj. Gen. John l..
Hines Office, which reads, Chief OF
STAFF"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
Price Of Elephants Gains.

BERLIN, July "a Op.-Elephants
are going up in price, says John
Hagen Beck, brother of the late Carl
Hagen Beck, who sells wild animals
to ZOOS and circuses throughout the
world.
Pachyderms of the jungle are get
ting wise" to big game hunters,
Hagen Beck declares, and 1t costs
much more money than formerly to
catch them alive. A specimen
weighing about a ton, he said, is now
worth $4,000 delivered in Europe;
while larger ones bring around
Gs c(0A. hlhak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
TURKISH GOODS SHOWN /
WITH WOMEN IN PARIS
ship Bearing Display of Nativo.
Products, First Of Its Kind, to
Visit Many Other Ports.
az che Assoctated Prese.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. July 24.-Beautiful Turkish,
women, gowned in Paris modes and
ernancipated from the veil Of former
years, added a. feminine touch TO O..
reception held on the KaracDeniz an
Havre during the stay OF a floating
exhibition of Turkish goods and prod
ucts, the first of its kind ever seen
In European waters.
This travelling exhibit was initiated
by the Turkish minister Of commerce
and arrived here as the first stop OFT
side the Mediterranean. Later the
vessel will go to London and finally
to Leningrad after stopping at many
North European ports.
The products OF Turkey are well
displayed in the Kara-Deniz, which
looks more like q private yacht than
a. floating national exhibition. The
ship carries a crew OF $50 and has
100 connected directly with the dis
play. Some Of the attendants in
charge spoke three languages besides
their own, and several had been edu-
J Gated in England, France and Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
Modern Theater for Singapore.

A modern theater, catering to both
Chinese and Europeans, will soon be
built in Singapore, Straits Settlements.
by Chinese capitalist, according to
Consul Hugh s. Miller, Singapore.
The building Will be $50 weet wide
with frontage OF 80 feet and a height
of 20 feet. The design for the front
age represents one OF the first at.
tempts to introduce color into local
ArChife cf lIra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
CONTROVERSY OVER FLAG
German Fascist Offer Bill to Re-
tain Black Co1ors.

BERLIN, July "a CF).-In view of
the controversy over the Republican
flag, the Fascist party has introduced
into the Reichstag a motion declaring
that while the treaty of Versailles
exists, Germany's flag should be
black. THE ultimate banner of the
Reich" the motion says, fought to be
that under which the war for freedom
from oppression is fought"
The chances of carrying cut their
desires are admittedly slim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
100 IN BERLIN PRESS CLUB
Organization Of Men From IS
Countries Honored by Germans.

BERLIN, July "a CO.-The Foreign
Press Club of Berlin, which has just
celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of it's founding, lays claim to being the
most cosmopolitan press club in the
world. Among the 100 members are
correspondents from 20 countries, in
Guiding 20 American newspaper men.
The importance Of the organization
is appreciated by the German foreign
Office and the diplomatic corps. At the
anniversary banquet, Foreign Minister
Stresemann and the papal nuncio
Mgr. Pacelli, delivered addresses. Vir-
tually the entire diplomatic corps and
leading German newspaper editors
and politicians attended the dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
Use Good Nails.

Just as mo chain Is stronger than
fS weakest link 30 is a shingled roof
- more enduring than its nails. One
would not build an expensive house
on short-lived foundation, and IT is
life nail with a long-life single,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25

Five Dental Corps officers of the
Navy have been selected to undergo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25

ceTnber of this
year. is being
made thu subject
Of considerable
conjecture in
Army Gil cles. AL.
most Invariably
where Regular o1-
tfcers gather a
discussion of this
subject arises, and
although a num-
Der of general Off
GERS have been
mentioned in con.
nection with this
approaching va
cancy, comment
revolves chiefly
around some half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
Army andNavy News

The successor of Mai. Gen. John L.
Hines. upon the termination of his
four-year tour Of duty as chief of the
War Department general staff in De-
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ShulI Anxious
TO Meet F0rse

Fight fans hcro who are interest
ing themselves In the fi>tic career
Of Tommy NhuIl, sorrcl topped li-bt-
weight who now makes Ills Lc,d.
u.ar'., IN Fl cutro, are working
+. ian tbc rr. h,ad W.'o ta~,
Ior.r, coast ~ooln...
Ear. Is. oh;r."uj In artilu and
r #ug> hi, ror, m'r with pI.utv
.t r."cr Tomorrow night hc fights
Pedro Amadur. HonuH 'wjor li-h,
"'lgAt I'm we main u,cut ~ carl
,u -" ,. ~. Il D. wing. mu.rh.
walei, lrr" sill hr asked 10 Sign
him @pr rymmr. The rcd head IN
,i,t> that to"~r with IA, -outhpav
~tvjo, j- one man lr can whip rcsu
'ariv.
JA" raaJ "a which ror,c auer>
m rau Diego lr- some lorrI itteu
ON ii. iouni' Chavez CaieI.o
fcathorwei4ll ail' meet Benny e..
tor IN the -1H flnal ana Hthe -i'.
yam and Eaiph Gill we'll known in
tho yatioN. WI moeu BobbE Pier,
AMI =. . Brown respectively.
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

board Jack decided to square linn
aoif fer All the noise he makes,
and Offered 10 bui,d the platform
without Charge. or course H. j.
1850 q thirty l-third degree baseball
can, and wanted to hello.
Thy Jones gang aaI Ernie SarI-
crs at the valley Lumber CO. chip
ped in with an oiior 10 furnish the
lumber for the staging In rotMn
they demand front row parking
space in front of the board. Il they
cen beat ihe rest Of the several
Thousand fans who viii De on hanI
they viii get it.
Herb Holt, aaothcr dyed tho
wool tal. is contributing batteries
% run the board
EoinG willing tp give The bo>-
service possible f. lis roda RS tho
Press Arranged to get tie big
board here aud was ready to rs.
>iaay - tla expense. However, tine
old a.aHiavs Whp in days goao -
used to dig down iH their packets
t. got the rctaru, here hy ioe
1aDA. would NO, stand for Il. They
uenaHGcd to be lr. ~ 90 the par
~, aud th.y have been passing ;Ic
bat or the past weoE, wish tie
result tlat they iavn contributed .
sp#ndij portion ot the cN"1a oi'
cbta.r iHg aud operating Die board.
one N'9 io.iows baseball hore
h vs. "ho the gang arc iho>. "ia
q. know them MI lear tham
r. ug iu front of tac a,5.r board.
@ thc boas, il position, ez.
rl9tuHg VIII b. - readiness te
,ac ui4 .orir,, Through the Unit
al Press ,,as,d wire tue Press VIII
Dr. able to Ggt the play hs play
ituro- promptly aao ac.4g,r.s
ao3 ta4 -aW. @.l ,. re,aHci on
,h. raa1c'ir r,s.,g. Il.s &i.l T."
.uIr,,mu'as each DAY. b. feo'l@.
a.o ca fac series ~ tbc Emitted
.'ra .a1rts STAFF.
- Il .Sei..a1 ta
..ta..9.. .ua..-s 1.. sa.t... -..la
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FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
Al Press Office

FOR SALE-Bathtub to tc used for
watering troUshS, SO each. Geo.
/. bc!.ayCu. 4,t0
,4EILu second Aanu store. l.as.
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$50
uAhllELL-Eoolei. takes guess
YORK our Of rooIIng Phone 2JIW.
III
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sd So
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Davis Beauty saoP. 2st5
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FOX SALf.-- 100 turkeys. Phone
@56. 2sr+
FOR SALE-Chcap. Westinghouse
Electric, three burner stove.
Used three months. Hotel Bar
bara Worth. 28t3
A CHANCE 10 Own q homc, viii
furnish lot ana bui.d guu a no9se
small ao"n .aym ot. WIZ yo>
oj$ or apply 3trJ i! cent?. .,tl
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best land in A.eIoIand distlGu. mi
$50 per ace. Wri.c Press Box
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fON TERRIEe for de. C1'. a.
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e HENRY 7. FARRELL
q. =. Sports Eo!itorJ

EEN YORK, Scp,. 20. s;4,a tie
100000 mu. of f-en SnoGaeass in
. world Is series, the Importance Of
the oatficld in snort series ha
been dui. appreciated.
The muft mate bv SHoJGrass
shows not ca'v ,hr calamity that
c3H result fre4 mismdsad or
nuifeI flv bu, j; goes 10 pra.r
tda., Ike Pee. ) case - the series
last year, oven Tie dr"iIlo,t fly
ra. ;rra and most accurate fI.ider5
oauuor Lr Gcp,aG,d upon always.
fLcrc ism u great djfteseac" be
tween ID" o,tf.eids of The Nationai
and America" league chaapioua.
.zcoptia. that the Yankee trio is
more o~pcr;oacc0
if BABE }tath la1 raaut"fioa
as uo~'d series star, tHe }anh.
ees would latc I'LL The ca.. Bat
sarr hc mad. r.s pitching record
/. eorjd@ es.n. ta..a rHa Boston
IA >a&, ac FL, b.aa Ht.r lea
INST.
nrsa',. la, mNc. oa which
r. is hoHHu-, tHrrr >le manr
aao fhua that ia ;His -sae.a oi
sterling fsru re.ess.Is, 0ao bah.
HII 0 tn rs The hi. hero I'll.
bsIc a,sa-s das t'a ua-aorel. 7
.aa - .,ar D.. NAV justify a.'
ta' - 5aa.s .a-f ."y" o.o. sail
E.tta. TAr,Wc.
The NanE.. ..t@.H aa- oac. dis.
tlrt a.>anr.9, il lAa"in.. Thor
ua :.5t 81 baseball F., compare
STA L .i t'.a=H rur #l.,au"" and
a""3 a.i .e.s - earar, with
ac hab.'s .e "a...
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uhn hack a., r.a.s and .&3....s"..
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can t BE- t..as.J Ieu,cl Gpe~H 7
aIwaEa feel ID thc mund Il. hc GETS
popped ur. bo ma, Dr. thr ~tor or
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-re,i- base runner IT,, aaly .ha-
Haua.. Combs i- na.o.i,u-,g +
w..l "- faeawrr Wd De- !, uo.
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:m }. may be- ou.rav.i n Il.
,r.
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.i.l. 1uid las -o b, given To- the
Nr... E''r @oa;av"rt. r.a.,a
~el ".el'n' is~r'. aft.. joru
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f.. He Cards. hut i- laen t tine arm
or Il. ..-:a4 T tine babe 9uJ D,
can't t..H anv hcttet.
Tl ,.m., That question aean
osr. h." via tbr hahy p'a-
II ta ~i,, And: How win l',
}.. l.'H .p
;J,elo. alI angles, The Yanh-
s.cm ~ have Slight advantage uo-
rau>" W tbe hitH- and throwing
4. g.. ,abr aaj Bob Nc4sr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
notice OF SALE

Notice is hereby gycn tlaft on
the Foarth day oi October. 1925. at
ten Il. m, at the lum> Quarantine
Station ut fum1, Arizona. tie fol
lowing ears that have been taEra
in AMI not redeemed, viii b. sold ~
Public Auction;
Ford la.rino, Oa'ahoWa Lie
cnse. NJ. l52la3. Eu@.a. %o.
I-oaBa5 raf j in, Jra. (. l,4f.
Storag $1,000
Fond Touring. so License. I'm
g,ue No. I5a~ilH .#lc3 III. Feb
9th 1926. St."a. 4laD'.
Cacfu'- IaH,.1 no J. -...-.
Eusiu, 81. fta.l- Taken ia. I,a.
. 1870 .0a#ea .e.at.
Doj4a I,uaHE A.i<a.Q Lie
case ~. G"=#. Eaa..c IA.
@9j96d. Iasca il, March l. 1926.
Storage 1000
Sqjd sale Viii 1e btM 'o satisfy
their charges for storage. an3 fUe
cost If publication 81 ta.s notice
aud ruaf Of ..
Dated sp. -. l.at
YUMA otH"A>TtEa $EAsIN.a
S,lt ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
YANK 0UTFIELD
LITTLE BETTER
THAN CARDINALS
N. Y. Supremacy Rests
On How Ruth and
MeuseI Will Perform.

Following is the third and last
Of a series OF articles by Henry L,
Farrell, United Press 5p2rta editor,
comparing the St. Louis Cardinals
and the New York Yankees. Tbi5
article deals with t1o outricld.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
OR LEA.-E-40 acres for dairy
FOR ALFALFA

| ha,- several c'iants own
ing rdaches Ia different
pa,, - the valley who
wm' thcm put into olfal-
fn. Excellent lenses may
be had on these together
with option to bay on some
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Miscellaneous
For Sale

For Sale
PLANO ron SALi or rent. SIS
Broadway. PhoLe 2lS. 21rt
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
IOE SALE - O!d newspapers at
Press office lit
t.OE cALE--5uO Marsh Seedlese
grapetl at. 5GG eureka lemon1. Ii.
Il. Hunter, Sap Diea' Rte i, Box
40, Nursery, Lemon Gro.a 1855
OK SALE --PIdgeons, White NiEg
auu Red CaEoDs. 764 Wins st.
1871
FOR oALH--oecd barley Earn
\enciI. Phone 5ofAl3. St30
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
FANS AWAITING
Big GAMES ON
PRESS PLAY
LEGAL Business Men Aid i'm
Getting Big Board Into
Position.

BY the time the sun goes down
tonight the big magnetic player on
which the World Series v4I be ,o.
produced by thc Press viii be in
position in front of the office a,
Sixth pud Satr street and the mou
who ar" to operate !. Viii ha>p q =
cay Tomorrow to give ). final
workout.
Eary this morning force Of
eprprnt Is under the direction Of
Jack Der, lorm cuntH .rf, began
the r.rk Of erecting no platform
from which n, t,ad Wi hc OPP
GRATED.
Jack and his m.D arr r.uadc'ing
The SECOND l.aor et Jee Press build
ing and laa.aIo.' uasr Ga .u4 tie
day utaH II ocH Of l.lIeIaa.. 5.
When le learned tha he Tr.
needed staging bH"t Tor t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Yes 'eI ny S N.SnItS
~.a Francisco In, Oakland ).
Hollywood 3 /. seattle 4,
Nj,f" :. PwtlHnd T.
Lo> Angeles :, Sacramento !.
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l.. 1855. E.-t. t1rr,
NOTICE TO- TlTLIG vt z0E

NOTICE FG- T-T-I- ATOM
Department II tae Interior
Non ,.at Nu. Wi.H.raaa
I. S. rm osttec A-
!s Angeles. Cans.
Seu..4nce -IIh. l.2j
Nu,.r- hereby given tHat -iur
r.. If j eauia California.
uho, .4 .aa.uE ly1. ig-i. ua..
toad ..'rv a.a5j5 '~..t-t, -
reutfo 50. #.s.,. .ae :#.,. 81. .
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township - -ar, Htaa f.s.
-. E Meridian las ftjni notice 81
intention II nuke Communication
Proof. to cstab.sa r'ailu 80 The lua.
above d.>art h.l.r a'c ta.ta
States Commissioner. ~ -an Diego
Cuit. On tic 1T day If Ap'rm
Ter, 1926.
Claimant aama, IS Hi.n SOS:
n. H. MecuHou-l Of Jaaa.oa
Ca'sf.
pclra Mcearoaaa. OF Jarnm'..
Iallf
l.. @. Adams. ,s Jar-uha cal.f.
Samuel Moui-,u. o, Jaemha.
Jalif
T.. =. SMITH,
e7t46. Register
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L or REM Reel EgtQte
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Wonted To Bu}

WANTED poultry Of oIl a.oa, 1852
Woodward. IAo'e 95j Gnr prices.
7.t
- IE,D--Serp.,c baut -.u.j..,
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c. w. McCADE, INC.

151 Main Phone 12j
For SALE--omall Clctrac tractor
Very good for orchard or aspara-
gus work in good shape mechani-
cally and bargain 1T $500. For
further information call on Lee
WclcL, Princess Hotel owner.
29t3
1000 AGED FiWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh.
Price 5000 per head for imnc-
diate sale. 80 to 10 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
sheep Bred to blackfacc rams
for December lamhing. c. B.
BCguc, Willows, Calf. 29t6
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CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
A THREE DAY TRIAL

Must make room for trades or
new models. % cars to pick
from. Such as:--
% Dodge Bros. Touring .....,.....4l95
~ Dodge Bros. Tomiag,..--.-----sl95
'23 Dodge Bros, Touring .-..--.-...,'.ijJ ID
- Dodge Bros. Screen .-...-..S595
. Ford Roadster ,.,.....-..-.-..........?2ib 10
- Ford Touring --....-.-..........- Igj
- Ford Forior Sedan .......,..,.; %
. Ford ton Truck, good
shape, Make Offer
% Graham Brothers, IL ton
Truck. Like New.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Help Wanted

VANTED-Miisar. G. c. Hell. >
mics west aIc"abe school 45.l
WANTED Young married man for
ranch Address Louis ". Storbcr,
Rte, ;, Box %. El Ccntro. 2stf
WANTED PEEIENCED
PAINTER $ HELPER. PER
MANENr POSITION. WILL
PAY ACCORDING TO AMOUNT
or EXPERIENCE. APPLY ?.
o. BON go, 28t3
WANTED n Horsckecpor, two IN
tamjir. call 775 Hell street
dh If
WANT partner with small trac.
tor 70 farm yegcta. .slr land, 70 o.
s9-arres on ha.f snare and rent,
Any crap. Wri.e Pres, Box 7o02
29t;'
AOt ~ mafrj.I maa woaId like
JeadH job ia.or around FL Cen
ire. Press BOX 01o. 29t2
Ia AN t.agIHlCAL expert. Earn
s-.J {, $500 monthly. Electrical
industry Gerr'oping rapidly and
needs mon. IeW guaranteed #aya
mikes it easy to learn electricity
quickly. Positions secured.
Money mailing alco,rjcal book free
@ri:a \a.iona. Electrical School
900 Fisaeroa st, Los Angeles,
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0. W. AFFLERBAUGH
ll3 No. Sixth. Phone 81

FOR SALE To close an cscat|
10 acres, all tAa- portion Of irae|
G., III TOWNSHIP l3 south, rongd
u cast, $ B. n, in the count i
of Imperial, st;lte o. California;
according to the official plan q
OF the United States resurvrN
thereof, approved November 4
1905, which is included withii|
the exterior boundary lines Of
Lots ), :, 9, II, Is, is and 20, and
the north east quarter of thI
southwest quarter and the north
west quarter of the southeas
quarter of section 10 in said towu
ship and range. For further iu|
formation write G. c. EichcnhofeI
administrator of the estate
Rosa Eirhcuhofer, 1888 50. HopI
Street, Los Angeles, Cal. BOT
FOR SALE-Ary small acreage fc
Vegetables or chiekc' fauch
Nololani district. Wrle Pres
Box 1902. 29t
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@ T. , T It-N.D
tT \ BIC SACRIFICE
Inquire At l.0 rif,h -.
Across From J.. ID. -

alARrULarNG5 aop-a.gtor Apl.
l., Seventh aud Hrosjvas F.
side catrancc. @9t5
FOR SALH Auto trailer with good
bed and tcat cover, Two good
tircs.s25. Apply 571 Olive. 3ot3
For SALE ~. a.re,, uev house,
close il Oh soa Diego Highway.
e. j. husoa FL cea.ra lf.t,teay.
@g5G
FOR @tLE-Fiur.eougr lot, 7ozl4o
Good location. Phone 251J. 1913
FURNISHED r9eu l5r ront. ad-
ioiruI nath. rriva+r entrance.
259 No. I'm >t ai-er + p. IA. ot
Saturday atgcr noon. 30t5
ORDER YOUR baby chiN now for
fail delivery. Rhode Island Rods,
H.H"cd Rocks and Whit L,ahn,o
uaaltv div. Purc.rel #h.le
Island r. coyEel.'s f.a sa.a
tarro II 'chegy. v,. rwuH,r.
N.t@THH- D.fr t,ea toa r
raad. Ste !, Ea> 4, !na risl -
Re + ~ae.ay. H. r. Gemae.
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w. Z. HANCOCK

SIG N"i. st. Phone !57
TO lEASE-t'our acres good soil,
mile FROM city limits for vcsc-
tah',- or grain, Phone Oi0Rl.
29t3
FOH SALF-'.eas" on five acres
rich vegetable land, also lots of
c'GcE"u~. Aihog, 81, = milo
a"rtA ~ fartro. at
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own money to fulfill cogagcmrut~
made fer him by the union aad that
contrary to lhojr promise they have
taiioI to return tho money at tic
conclusion of In, tour
The Nuwcgian was suspended
last May hy the \. :. Z. for failing
t""np.a" "t 81 scheduled nice, In san
Francisco.
The communication from the de-
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ttort ear9irafj.u for extension of
tmpo"ry aoml,,iou to ,ho Uuitrd"
a'' t..l deDial and ,haI II would
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