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about l60,o00 cases, or some 35OOC eases less than last season on the same date. The eastern district had 155,OO0 cases, about 30,000 cases behind last year.
 Gains in South Gains over last season are in- dicated in reports received from the southern districts. Ketchikani southern district had about 250,00C eases, more than 50,000 gain. Elev- en plants are operating there.
 South Prince of Wales Island with three plants packing gained about 10000 cases, packing to date this year some 43,O0O cases. North Prince of Wales. four canneries reporting, had about 95,000 cases as compared to 53,o00 last sea son.
 Two plants in the Stikine dis trict had about 37,G00 cases, more than double last seasons pack of IT 900 on the same date.
 Other Districts Packs
 Prince William Sound had a to- tai of almost 39o,O0o cases Satur- day night. Its final pack last season was 526,3 1885 cases.
 Cook Inlet reported some 125,000 cases of which 56,o0o were reds. It is about 50,o00 cases short of 1880.
 Chignik's pack Saturday was 63,379 with over 51,000 reds. Its 1880 pack was just above 10000.
 North side of the Alaska Penin- sula had 63,663 eases as compared to 22,870 last year, and of this years pack 58,362 were red fish.
 The South Side of the Peninsula reported 295,8o0, with 10000 reds. The total last year was 430,577, but it had only 70,700 reds.
 Yakutat, with 28,350 cases this year is $500 short of 1880. Bristol Bay had slightly in excess of l. O63 ,O0O cases of which 1,024,262 were reds.
 Kodiak, Resurrection Bay and Karluk districts have not report ed.
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AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

GaStlneau
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Hattrick, Dr. J. w. Edmunds, Mrs. E. Rigney MT and Mrs. L. R. Cleveland, Se- attle; A. C. Black, Portland, Ore; Mrs. E. M. Policy, Paul H. Ab- bolt, Juneau; MT. and Mrs. M. A. Wender, Kodiak; Mir and Mrs. J T. Chamberlain, D. Kesler, M, M Dunlap, Ketchikan; Joseph Wheel CT, Petersburg; Mrs. R. Janson, Cordova.
 Alaskan
 H. M. Moore, M. L. Ferguson, Ju- neau; K. s. Hancock, Max Gie- gold, c. w. Gervis, Ketchikan; Ed Smither Rake, John Price, Thane; John Holberg, Hoonah.
 Zynda
 Paul G. Redington, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Henry O. Wilson, An goon; N. Lester Trcast, Juneau: J. E. Boyle, T. F. Brennan, Seattle; MT. and Mrs. A. c. Prascil, Point Retreat; MT, and Mrs. Ward O. Wlnkler, Kodiak.
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MRS. OLDs GOES SOUTH

Mrs. Harry Olds and her little daughter left on the Alaska for a few weeks visit with her parents in Seattle.
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NOT GUILTY IS
 PIERCE'S PLEA

SEATTLE, Aug. 5. Ahira E. Pierce today pleaded not guilty to charges of forgery and false state ments in connection with the clos ing of the Home Savings and Loan Association.
 Pierce is also charged with loot ing the Association of $23,000.
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1881 FISH PACK WEARS 3,0O0,000
 UP TO AUGUST 1
Percentage of Reds to Date Is High Southeast AL
 aska Pack Grows

econtinu,.z rom Page One,
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TAMFIco. mexco. Aug. 5.-Four persons were killed and heavy dam age by floods is the report re- ceived here from southern parts of Tamaulspas and Northern Vera Cruz States.
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The Wenther
(Ry the D. s. Weather Buressj

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning pm,
 Fair tonight and Thursday gentle variable winds
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SHIP MENTS OF COLD CON NTINUE TO MOUNT HIGH
Total for Year Almost $4,. 100000 July Ship
 ments $767 ,390

Shipments of gold from Alaska continued to climb during July and the total for the first seven months of the year was s3,964,77o according to the monthly state ment of Commerce issued from To- cal headquarters of the United States Customs Service.
 Gold consignments leaving the Territory during July were worth S786 ,390 and silver was S7445. The total of all commodities shipped outside, including gold and silver, was $3,3O9 ,99o.
 Decline in Aggregate
 The Territory's outborne com merce for the month was material ly less than that of July, 1880. Ex- elusive of gold and silver, July's shipments were valuea at $2,516,155 as compared to s3,978,l24 for year ago, a net loss of $l. 460,969.
 More than 50 per cent of the reduction was from the canned salmon industry, due to pack cur tailment and lower prices than prevailed at this time last year. Last month shipments of this com- mcdity mounted d to $1,565 GOT, which was $765, ,497 below July, 1880. Mild cured salmon dropped from $341 ,841 to $106 ,432; oil and meal from $363 ,O59 to s192,837; copper ore from s440,34O to $183,488; and minor losses were recorded in lesser industries.
 List of Commodities
 The list of commodities and val 1leS follows.
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THOUSANDS ARE
 DEAD IN FLOOD
Hundreds of Tn ous ands Are Reported Home
 less in China Region

HANKOW, China, Aug. 5.-Thou- sands are reported dead in the Yangtse Valley. The river is at record heights Hundreds of thou sands are made homeless. Pesti- lence and famine are threatened.
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French West Pointers
 Killed by Lightning

RHEIMS, France, Aug. Slight St. Oyr Cadets, French West Point CTS, were killed during the night when their tent was struck by lightning.
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on papers 4 t..t -mpire office
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FRANK R0DIA,
 STATE CHAMP

SEATTLE, Aug. 5.-Frank Rodia, of Seattle, today won the state open golf championship, 72 holes, in 284 strokes, four strokes ahead of Walter Pursey, also of Seattle.
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FLIGHT
 TO KARACH|

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Aug. D. John Polando said he and Russell Boardman are considering flight to Karachi, India.
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JAMES ORME GOES SOUTH
 ON SINNERS VACATION

On his first trip to the States in several years, James Orme, clerk in the grocery department of George Brothers, left Tuesday for a six-weeks' vacation in the Pa cific Northwest. He will remain in Seattle a few days, thsn go to Seaside, Ores for visit with friends.
 Ofa papers at t..t empire office
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Death Notices

CLARK. WILLIAM RILEY-Beloved hus-
band OF Anna CLARK. father of John L.
and Msrv NJ Clark and Mrs. Ed Will
hsms. 6eparted this life Wednesday. Feb
II. age IS years. Funeral SATURDAY.. Feb
u. at the residence SIS Parker Ave. ?
y. m. Burial Grown Hill cemetery.
Funeral under the direction Of MOORE
Il klIth.
CoLTRAIN. MELVIN L.-BeloYed brother
OF Mrs. AIDA Hazard and Mrs Fouut
Porter Of Cleveland. O.. departed this life
Wednesday Feb. liz age So years. Funeral
service sunday Feb, IS. at the MOORE
e. KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station
St, p. m.s. and at LewisIille; Ind. n. e.
church, $50 p. m Burial. LewiSville
cemetery Friends invited
DEER wish 10 extend my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the kindness
and sympathy shown me By relatives and
friends and neighbQrs during the sickness
and az the death q my beloved daughter
ora G. Deer. especially for the many
beautiful floral offerings. the Rev. Mr.
weeks for his reading Mrs c. A. Brock
way for the musiei also the bows from
the Big Four railroad for their kindness
and the undertakers. c. A. HockenSmith
and aSSistsntS.~-iicr Mother Mrs Jessie
Myerr.
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Legal Notices

LEtJNL NUN
You arc hereby notified that the goods
Won have IN storage wall be sold Tor
charges unless said charges arc paid on
OF before Feb g. 1881.
Walter McClalu. Rufus Williams MIS-.
Thomas Franklin F.. r. Dilhhay, Laurence
Weaver. Jessie Brown. John Robertson; a.
r Bowles. Earl Brown. Ivan Prlntz;, ROY
sherman. II. Randle. J. N. AyreS. l., I.
Plaske. Laurence DOYLE. Everett Hamblen'
r. L. Burkholder. Grace Wheeler. J. b
Plummer. katherine Thomas. Charles j.
GIFT. Hattie Plue Harold Cordel ira Ira
Morgan. n. Bibb, Connie Mack kenneth
Auit, DORIS Case. Mrs. II. z. MAYER
Lewis SHREDDER, Mrs, o. G. Asnley, grace
Gilbert Henry williams. MIS-. Mary Reed
William Reidel. PAU Krsch.. Ira Emore
Mrs. c. H. johnson, MI, and MIS-. Harry
N CLYDE MAY TRANSFER, AND
q COMPANY
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Business Announcements

REPAIR Work on radios. wash. machs..
sweeperS. irons sew. mach: repair adj.
gas stoves; all cleo. home apps. No job
too small. too large. HaTerlock. Ia. 1851.
FEAT HERS Bought. sold and renovated.
feather, mattresses. pillows made to order.
e. 2. Burkle. 43l-4S5 Mass. Ave. RI. $685.
CONTRACTING-Gen repair work; esti-
mates free. T. II. NELSON. BE. .Si57.
BATH ROOM-Complcte $50: plumbing 4
heating Installed: reasonable, Ia. 405I
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx- CH
HARDWOOD-Floors made to look new.
Avoid spring ruShl STEELE. Ia. 2iS7.
GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leakY
ELECTRICAL SERVICE-And repairs. 20
lob too small. JORDAN. Ia. $500.
YOUR furnace repairs. roofing and paint
ing fot less. See me last. Ha. 79t7. 8
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Painting and Papering

painting. vanishing. floor
finishing new floors laid Special man
for cleaning wall paper. paint or fresco
work: all material furnished. Large halls.
churches out Of town work solicited.
40 years exp: estimates free. DR.. O23l.
PAPER FURNISHED AND HUNG
Oh. 2c04. FRANK JACKSON. II. 24i5.
II years in business: 1881 samples;
rental properties a speciality; est. free.
PAINTING-Paper hanging: special low
price Outing Feb: samples fur. Hu. 1875.
PAPER FURNISHED and aung: spec.
prices; skilled man. Oh. 654s-R.
PAPER HANG ISG-Paint best ref; spec.
prices 30 days free esti. Oh. Sis.
Paper hang; cleang. mo muss); painting
prompt service. BENNETT Oh. 1884
PAPER HANGING special prices for this
month. sampler shown. vrk. guar, DR. 2747
PAPER Hanging Painting. Carpenter work.
FKEDEL. 424 North Forest. Oh. S2l7.
INTERIOR decorating: BY experts We are
fully equipped for any Job. Ia. 1853.
PAPER CLEANING = Hardwood floors,
painting: carpenter vk.. guaran. Ia 30l9.
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Personals
Special Notices
Instructions

TAP. TOE. BALLET. ACROBATIc-This
coupon entities bearer. adult or child. to
one free dance lesson during the month
OF February at the FOUSER STUDIOS.
1905 King Ave. twest1: 26l3 E. Mich. teastl.
Call BE. li49-J. before p. m. for infor.
DRAFTING PAYS
Interesting and easy to learn. Always
good jobs open, paying $40 to 500 per
week. We help place you. Address
Times Box B. l9l.
TUTORNG-H. S. English. history. ciyicS.
science. math-: exp. graduate teacher;
slSo grades 5 to s. inclusive. DR.. l606-M.
HOME: VERY REASONABLE. RI. 1885.
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LEGAL SALE

Notice is hereby given pursuant. TO the
statutes OF the State of Indiana
that the undersigned, conducting a
public storage house VIII on Mon
day. February D. 1881 sell for accrued
goods belonging 10 the following named
Catherine Barley. No. 4572 L. Barnes,
Dean. No. 1890; Mrs. w P Favorite. No.
4S4s: Mrs. Thomas GocSel No. 1890; J. L.
Ileaton. No. A9Ol, Mrs. Thelma Hobsonl,
No. 2644: Tom Rooney No. 2626' Ruth
i2osstan. No. 4822: M Sands. No. 4867
Adolph Seidensticker. No. 1926; J. l.. Mauck,
No. 4343. Marie Smith No. 4889 William
T. Swain No 1853; Willie Mae Thomas,
Wilson. No. 40: Francis Winchester No.
1890.
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 1880 North Illinois ST.. In
diananolis Ind
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Help Wanted Male

A MAN to act as crew manager and part
ner. Must have car and some. cash. This
opportunity will profit applicant very ma
terially. Let's talk it over now. Mr.,
HEDGE. Linden Hotel. = ;.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. 1I11-Large front rn., mod
ern home. Ri. 2069.
CENTRAL. 252S-Mod., newly furn. Private
home. sgle.; So: double. Sc. Ia. 0423.
CENTRAL. 2516-Large warm, front rm.
near bath. hot wat: near cafe. ia 1884
CEN TRIAL g. 24TH-Front. private home;
meals optional Central car. Ia. 14l2.
COLLEGE. 82OZ.LLarGe front nm, also small
sleeping rm.: 50.
optionai Near car Inc. II. 912 1870 "O@- u
EAST. N. s42-Large. clean rm. for 2: 50
each: private entrance. Ri. 1905.
HERVEY. 1009-Sgl. or dble. private home
mr.. Garfleld Pax. ! So carline. DR.. 3547
I'LL. NJ 1907-Attractiye; every conven-
NEW JERSEY. N. 825-Delightful front
rm. blue. gold. new walnut furniture
lge. davenport: BRUNSWICK radio. Ri. $3.50
NORTH. E.. 42O-Richelieu, Apt. o. nice
" turn. rooms adjoining bath. Ii. 8225.
OAKLAND. 1133-Nicely furnished warm
rnl.. | or 2; good location. Oh. 4252-R.
PENN, N. 1628-Lovely newly deco. large
rm.: near bath; private home. Ia. 0733.
PENN, N. 1628-Living rm.. connecting
sleep. porch. near BATH. good heat Ia.
RUCKLE. 1944-Nicely furnished sleeping
meals optional pr. home me- cR. SASS.
ST. CLAIR. E, 3l4; Apt. 3-Cozy, modern
warm sleeping rm close. Ii. 3173
STILLWELL. 97S; front; private home and
entrance: S1.75. E. 10th car. CHI. 6609-R
VERMONT. IS w Apt 81 or rms
plenty heat. hot water. Ri. 2227.
list. W. 37-Share room meals optional;
reasonable rate. Ha. 1867. call evenings.
BOTH, w, 142-Attractive front nm. pri-
vste family, for gentleman; mr.. car, bus
Ia. 4977.
32D. W.. 225-Well furnished, modern rm.;
priVate family e 50 Ha 23R2
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Houses and Flats Furnished

FURN. 5-RM. cottage. gar. furnace. coal.
light Dd.; no objection 2 or Children;
50. Speedway bus. SO. Ino. Ili3 N Iloos:
DRExEL ARMs-730 n. III: ?. } rms;
furn. hskg. suites. with bath. $40. SIS VIZ.
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Miscellaneous. Want
Business Opportunities

WANTED
man to take half interest A small
business. Call at 238 s. Illinois St. from
a. m. to II a. m. M NJ.
GROCERY, lunchroom; est. yrs; good
opportunity for couple. 3101 w, Wash.
ROOMING HOUSE-Sale or trade; consider
car part payment. Ri. 5946. us E. North,
WELL, equipped restaurant; new MIXTURES;
good stock: 5000 down. Be. 1898.
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Apartments for Rent

Apartments Tor rent
ALABAMA. N. iss0-Modern. 4-room apt.
water heat furnished: $40. Ia. l102-M
BELEFONTAINE. 2o27-Reduced; rms,
bath. gar, two porches wat pa de: z0z2:
BTCKMG. 3IS-3 and Arm. modern apts:;
heat, water furn.: reasonable. Dr. 4o2y-M
COLLEGE. I64O-3-room front apt. heat
water. light SIS: adults only. Re. 5oos
SOP Fletcher
Two rooms modern. newly decorated,
heat and water Sl8. Ri. $751;
SCHMID g. SMITH, INC. REALTORS.
NEW JERSEY. n, 522-lLovely 2. I and 3
nm. apts.; strictly mod: ress RI. 1884.
RILEY. N. 37-TWo. arm. apts.; moosrn:
on court within. Sls to SIS. IL. $685.
TALBOT, 2545-Upper duplex; 5 rms. and
bath; hot water. laundry. coal furnished;
nice and clean: garage: So.
nth. W.. 42-NiceIy decorated kitchenette
s5250 Apply Apt. !, THE GRANT
BOTH. W. 1o54-Imogene. beautiful 5-rm.
apt: newly decorated heat, water. ga
rage. front porch. Ia 1891. ia. 0838
10 E. 37th. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50. 90
1920 to 162s centfsi ............... 2I.oo
$50 y. Pennsylvania ..-........... 5000
IL n ,Trauo ...........-......... 33e.oooo
1855 n Alabama ................ 800
3o15 n. Meridian .............a0 TO $500
y M - o. 10 o o .
1888 n. Meridian .................. 1850
3515 n. Pennsylvania .............. 1900
1920 Park Ave. Observation-Disclosures. 43.00
Az N. Alabama ............. ~ to 700
1226 y. Illlnols ............... 50 10 eg.oo
1893 Central .;i.'....'.'.'..' 50 70 52' ~
40 : MoYNAHAN PROPERTIES '''
ITO Union Title.
Lis 3456. He. 1887. RI. 1911.
THE GRAYsToNE,
Illinois N 239-Oue and tW0-room
apartments downtown. $40 per month
and Up. Open any time.
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN.
utilities furnished; $3.50. Ii. 1881.
vOLLRATH APT. lls E, PALMER.
Inree mod. rms: convenient: reaSonanle.
PATRICIA APIS.
rms. Frigidaire; util. fur. DR.. 2591-M.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apis. in
II. H. Woodsmall Agency
Furnished or unfurn.; all utilities.
THE CHIsWICK
Ruckle, 2803-1i: desirable rooms q
hedrms., $50, sos; garage: heat. water
furnished. Ri. 7243 ewes. Ha. l663-M.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the city north Of Washington st.: let
US help you ind one. uositiyely. no extra
usually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cali
ri 1870 dav and night service.
COLORED-220 W. North: rooms; bath,
mod; Janitor service. He. 1888.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store nov.
paw months later. No charge for hauling.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
AID 2. Market. RI. 1850
sTORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads Packing,
shipping OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri. 1923. Ri.
1881 Nights Oh. 069s-U
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. IND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND = To or
from Chicago. st. LOUIS. Detroit. Cleye-
laad or other cities. Dr.. 907l. or ri. 4269.
EXPERT-Piano and r1dio mover; insured;
reasonable: hsulg. To- leading piano store.
A. wakefield. Ii 1887 or Oh. 0969-R.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prlces
reasonable. Call At all times. ia. 574l.
MOVING. SO; YOU help. 81 less, l12 ton
truck; Quick Rulrn service en-. 5840
PLUNKE1T TRANSFER.
Coal. 4i12 E Wash. r. $50.
LOCAL-Overland hauling: special rates to
CHICAGO OF Detroit. Ii. 1909.
BRITTON TRANsFER-MoY., $3.50 load;
large trucks. responsible men. Dr. 1915.
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Lost and Found

BLACK CORT PURSE-Lost Thursday Me-
Crory's basement or downtown. tokens.
small change. papers valuable owner only.
Keep money. DR.. 3l91 Ri
BROWN calico dress in box. keepsake. be-
tween 18th. & goth SITS Reward. Hu. 5l3e.
LARGE police dog. chain collar, tagged;
mr.. Irvington: rev. Ii. 0l59. or Ri. 6883.
LOST-Pigskin glove. left hand Thurs
day. Call HUI. 1926.
LOST OR STRAYED-Monday evening;
police dog; from SOL Highland drive re-
ward. Phone Wa. 1929 or Lii 2255.
-Typewriter note book, black, stiff
back. 9x12x1 in. thick. with astrological
charts. Worthless except to owner. Re-
ward no questions asked DONALD P.
SAUNDERS. Ri. 0763. or Ha 0313-R
WHITE .Pomersnian Spitz; name Tricks, -
strayed from home. 1852 Kenwood Ave
Reward. Call Ha. 2337R.
WILL the party who found the two wal
let's containing advertising matter at the
gym at Josh and keystone, several weeks
ago, please call again. V. w. FIKE. Ri.
555i. Reward.
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Pets
Poultry and Supplies
Live Stock
Coal and Wood

8 HEAD Of good working horses: cheap II
taken at once. Rear 1924 w. New York
street.
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II ACRE truck farm: close in; 90
buildings. Gail DR.. 7722-7.
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JOSEPH r. MORGAN
s07 Meyer-kiser b.. Bldg. II. 524s.
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Kinds are listed here daily.
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BERRYHuL & BERRYHILL
s0f Fletcher Trust Bldg. II COOS.
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INDIANAPOLIS Euzzss
LEGAL DIRECTORY

ROBERT L. MENDENHALL
I05 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI lz1s.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

MODEL. l waiter Eing x-Rsy Machine.
cost s1.fo0. 20S Mass. Ave. u. 1910
ONE 1886 steam boiler for sale. Good
condition. Call DR.. 4o75. ----
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Farms for Sale

CLEAR CITY property to trade for farm
Oh 3574-M 1882 z. 10th.
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BINGHAM & BINGHAM
Lawyers
s14-lS Circle Tower. IL 1l7o & 1921
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JOSEPH BELLHER
SO e. Of 2. BLDG RI 6606. II. alI9.
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Building Materials
Machinery and Tools

Two renewed Zig exhaust fans. IS in.
/ Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3s25 z. wash. st. IF. l151.
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RAYMOND ?. MURRAY
ia Fletcher SAT. & Tt. Bldg ii 1882
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

to a 10 demas, a la Marcia de la
casa y a los planes que Ell abri-
gaba sobre la fabrica, tempo so
braria para llevarlos a cabo,
por grandes que fueran.
Juan reSpondia que TODD 10
juzgaba acertadisimo; pero que
siendo aquel asunto, como habia
dicho desde ell principle, una
question de conciencia Y no de
derecho, a la conciencia debian
ambos atenerse. Que vinieran
las cuentas primero, v los pla-
mes despues; que recibiera Be
nito la fortuna de Bernaregui,
como vulgarmente Sc dice, a be-
neficio de inventario, y que va
Sc veria despues ell modo y for
ma de dar sanction legal a aque-
La modification de derecho.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

70 Benito habia sentido germi-
mar dentro de su alma I'm desa-
brimiento incipiente, calificado
de NAL humor por cuantos lie OBJ
servaban, Y respondi6 a Juan
que Sobraba tempo para exami-
mar cuentas Y arreglar papeles.
Que Ell necesitaba distraerse al
go, pasear al aire libre, darse
verdadera cuenta de su nuevo
estado, tomar possession en- teta-
He, y no crosse modo, de su for
tuna, y adluirir Ell convenci-
miento de que Juan no trataba
de disputarsela entonces nj nun
ca, a pesar de los derechos lega-
les que pudiera tener a ella. Es-
to era 10 primero, 10 mas gra-
We, 10 que debia tener una solu-
ci6n indiscutible: pues respec-
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
LIGA NACIONAL

Aunque los Piratas batearon
Is hits, cuatro mas que los Cubs,
La victoria corresponds a es-
tos.
FL j6ven pitcher Charlie
Wood contuvo al Chicago en- dos
hits y ninguna carrera hasta ell
sexto inning, cuando lie hicieron
dos carreras. Luego, en- ell sep
timo, ell manager Hornsby dis
par6 un cuadrangular estando
en- las bases los peloteros Guy
Ter y English.
Tres pitchers utilize ell club
victorioso, Bush, Sweetland y
Smith.
De los tres juegos ganados
.por los Cubs, dos de los triunfos
Sc debieron a "jonrones" de
Hornsby. Cinco jugadores del
Pittsburg dieron dos hits cada
uno, L. Waner, Grantham, Tray
nor, Generously y Suhr.
Pittsburg 4c, 13h, lie; Chiea-
go sc, Oh, De.
Dos teams Sc hallan empata-
dos en- ell primer lugar de este
Circuito, st. Luis y Boston, ca
da uno con tres juegos ganados
y ninguno perdido. Ell tercer lu-
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

dero valor Y SUI augusta supre-
macfa.
Aquel hombre, aquel PUG
aborrecible, era va a sus ojos ell
pigmeo mas despreciable de la
creaci6n. iQu6 dicha verle des-
de ell despacho de su hermano
como su primer dependiente,
sin voluntad propia, sin voz de
mando, convertible en- un anna
nuense, en- I'm servidor, en- un
'cualquiera! ~ puede que aquel,
hombre Sc atreviera entonces a
elogiar otra vez su frescura, su
sonrisa, su cutisi va sabrfa
ella contestarle Y ponerle a ra-
va, Y hasta quien sabe 81 conce-
'derie su mano en- I'm arranque
de generosa elemental Y de mi
sericordia cristiana.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
iQue de planes, que de proyec

iQue de planes, que de proyec
tos, que de propositos en- aque-
Hos cerebros durante los prime
ros dias! Y presidiendo la terri
BILE tempestad de aquel mar en-
bravecido, con la calma del Dios
de las olas, don Juan PUG, tan
silencioso como siempre y algo
mas expansive que de costum-
bre, yendo Y viniendo como 81
NADIA hubiese sucedido, exacto
en- ell trabajo, tranquilo en- su
indiferencia, identico en- sus
costumbres: decididamente era
un oficinista de carton piedra,
un catalan de marmol.
Dos o tres wees INDIGO a Be-
nito la convenience de empezar
a arreglar los asuntos de la ca
sa bajo ell nuevo regimen; pc