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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02
Drug Store Cowboy

There really is drug store cow
boy in Oklahoma City. All the
messenger boys were on other err
rands when Miss Letha Scott, drug
gist, needed one in a hurry. Just
then Tup Robertson rode up on his
horse. "Tup, why don't you make
this delivery for me?" said she.
And Tup was off in a flash. 1t made
such hit with the customer that
Miss Scott got two other boys with
horses, 10-gallon hats and trimmings
TO carry her packages,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02

man who called his wife because he
honestly had a message for her, and
who didn't get word in edgewise in
the three minutes Of the free call.
Much discussed, but never verified,
was the story OF the woman who
elected to call a telephone in the
Bronx instead Of one in California
when she was selected for one of the
free calls; and verified and suspected
as a publicity stunt was the story Of
the Californian who refused to be i'm
pressed with anything that could be
told him by anyone in New York.
Some Of the callers obviously try
to be as funny as possible, others COM
pletely forget the eavesdroppers and
are unguarded in their speech, while
some are SO overcome at the joy of
hearing the voice Of some far off loved
one, that they completely ignore the
listeners-in.
More than million and a half per-
sons listened to the demonstration
long distance calls in the 1889 Worlds
Fair at New York, over half million
Of them applying for call. One out
Of eighteen of these won and actually
attempted call.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02

Half dozen new human interest
tories develop every day at the Bell
Telephone Exhibit at the New York
Worlds Fair. Most of them are the
result of conversations overheard by
the listeners at the demonstration of
long distance telephone calls.
About $50 visitors each day at the
fair are permitted to make free long
distance telephone calls to any section
of continental United States. The only
difference between these calls and the
regular long distance calls is that ap-
proximately $50 persons are listening
to both sides of the conversation. The
long distance operator carefully ex-
plains this when she reaches the called
party.
Oft told tales include the story Of
the stenographer who telephoned her
mother that she was playing hockey
from her office job, only to look
around and discover her boss listen
ing intently; the man who didn't wait
for the operator to explain but who
hung up with: "the telephone COM
pany, Ell? Alright, I'll be around to
pay my bill on Wednesdays" and the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02
"SO-MINUTE MEALS FOR
WORKING WIVES"

An exceptionally interesting and
Informative article by q married
woman who does her own cooking
even though she has job and tells
how it can be done economically
and efficiently. One of many fea-
lures in the August 18th issue OF
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
the big magazine distributed with
the RALTM0RE AMERICAN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02

If you would know just what peo-
pie say of you behind your back lis
ten to what they say Of others.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02

Norway's production value In
minerals Is now more than $50 q
minute.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-08-02

Those who pull on the rope Of
sin toll their own death knsll.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-17
ORDINANCE No. 355

An ordnance granting IO Glle
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Wisconsin corporation, and to its
successors and assigns, franchise
to construct, maintain, operate and
use a railroad spur track upon and
across Washington Street in the
City of Kennewick, Benton County,
Washington. &
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KENNEWICK DOES Or
DAM AS FOLLOWS: ~.
Section 1. That there be and is
hereby granted to Northern Pacific
Railway Company, Wisconsin cor
poration, and to its successors and
assigns, subject to the terms and
contained in this ordin-
ance. a franchise to construct, main
tain, use and operate railroad IN,
dustria1 spur track in, upon ana
across Washington street in the City
of KenneWick, extending from a
point approximately two hundred
1900, feet East of the intersection
of the main line track of said Kali
way Company with the East llne
of said street, thence in westerly
and southwesterly direction to a coll
nection with the Railway Company 5
existing team track along the SCUM
most portions of its station grouIios'
section 2. Said Railway COM
nanv, and it's successors and assigns
sha11 have the right and privilege
to onerate upon said spur track oes-
o,ihed in section hereof, With rail-
road engines, trains ana cars r.
PEELED by steam, electricity OF o'iiei
motive power.
Section 8. The spur track mere
inhefore described shall be so local.
ad end constructed that the top OF
the rails shall be at the estapi - To-
grade of the street wherein IL So - w.
Gated or at such grade as sflal ~ So
ofter he established, said rails 10 oe
laid flush with the surface Oh 'iie
street. u;,o tho con-
+i,',ence If the franchise hereby
granted said Northern Facn. ~ as
Wav Company, its successors am q" If
signs shall keep those por!ioii s,,,r
The street occupied by sa!a sp u,
t,ack between the rails OF SAID IIacs
and for eighteen inches ouISlot r.
Ooh rail in good order. ihaI Ia. -
end when required by SAID lily
al,u o;1 so to do. said Railway Colll-
cou L, sha11 nave or otherwise sur
pamS 10 area between the said rams
and for eighteen inches o ateria1 as
each rail with the same MAJ. &c 90 &C.
the remainder of said street r 80 c e
c Gun shall be paved or r,+ sdr1aIe in
Sect Section S. Nothing contame rig,1 IT.
This ordinance nor any r'sii''
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON Pc
Triton FOR CONFIRMATION

No. 7012
Tn the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Ben
ton County =,
In the matter of the petition OF
Ted watkins, M. N. Hudnan and F.
r Gragg, directors of Kennewlck
IRRIGATION District praying that the
proceedings for the issuance OF
bonds TO be used for refunding out
Standing bonds or to be exchanged
for outstanding bonds be examined,
annroved and confirmed by the
above entitled Court.
Notice is hereby given tnat the
netition in the above entitled mat,
ter. being the petition OF the Board
of directors of Kennewick 1rriga-
tion District, praying that the pro-
ceedings authorizing the Issuance
of bonds of said irrigation district
and the use thereof for refundng
purposes or the exchange Thereon 1or
outstanding bonds be examined ap.
proved and confirmed by the court
has been filed and will, pursuant 70
nriv- an order of the court be hear<
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and Amelia Ball. his wife: and Ben
ton County. Acreage, more or less,
1921.
Tract No. BC-422 Felix Laync and
Annie Golf LaynC. his wife. I'd
Benton County. Acreage, mo" n
less. 1872.
Tract No. BC-424 Ernest Este. I'd
Carrie Estes. his wife; and B, y
County. Acreage, more or less, 70l.
Tract No. BC-425 Arden Z. Eos
ter and Jean Foster. his wife: tn,
unknown heirs Of Fernando M
Wiley. also known as F. NJ Wiley,
deceased; Benton County; and The
State Of Washington. Acreage, more
or less. l547.
Tract No. BC-426 Desert Sheep
Company. a corporation. Acreage,
more or less, 81.
Tract No BC-427 Berton H Muir
ply. a Widower; and Benton Coun-
ty. Acreage, more or less. 1898.
Tract No. BC-428 Ezra L. Eddy
and @. Pearl Eddy, his wife. Acre
age. more or less, 1888.
Tract No BC-430 N. c. Jannsen,
also known as N. c Jensen. and
Jessie Maude Jannsen, his wife: ].
A. Larson and Frida c. Larson, his
wife; Frank j. Allen. as Trustee in
Bankruptcy for the estate OF j. A.
Larson and Frida G. Larson, his
wife; Cold Greek Development Com
pany, corporation; H. w. DeMuth;
George F. Steam and Blanche Steam,
his wife; J. j. Mitchell; Carroll I.
Mitchell: and Benton County.
Acreage. more or less, 698.
Tract No. BC-43l. Acreage, more
or less, 1888; and Tract No. BE-
432 Benton County; Lucille Lemcke,
a widow: A. L. Hamley, also known
as A. L. Hawley, and Gertrude
Hamley, his wife: F.. B. Green and
EStella Green, his wife; 9. F.. Ire
going and Berniee Tregoing, his
wife; w. w. Sheane Auto Company.
a corporation; Cold Creek Develop
ment Company, a corporation; II.
w. DeMuth; and The State Of
Washington. Acreage, more or less,
1896.
Tract No. Bc-433 John J. Charles.
widower. Acreage, more or less,
1880.
Tract No. BC-435 Earl p. Knaub.
also known as Earle p. Knaub, and
Marie N. Knaub, his wife; Margaret
Knaub Wills and Gerry A. Wills, her
husband; Frederick K. Knaub: Will
liam Roderick Knaub; Emma
Knaub; and Benton County. Acre
age, more or less, 1850.
Tract No. BC-437 Hattie A. Pecka
and Charles Pecka, her husband:
the unknown heirs Of John w. Skid
more, deceased; and The State Of
Washington. Acreage, more or less,
772.
Tract No BC-438 Benton County:
E Q Keunzli, also known as E. o.
Kuenzli, and Jane Doe Keunzli, his
wife; Elmer E. Todd, William M.
Allen and Charles M. Sanford, as
the last known trustees of Agathon
Land Company, dissolved corpor-
alton. Acreage, more or less, 1920.
WITNESS, the Honorable Lloyd L.
Black, Judge of the United States
District Court in and for the East
ern District Of Washington, and the
seal thereof on the 14th day Of
1910.
A. "A. LaFramboise, clerk.
(SEAL)
; LYLE KEITH, United States At
torney.
HARVEY ERICKSON, Assistant
United States Attorney.
HART SNYDER, Special Attor-
ney, Department of Justice.
Attorneys for Petitioner, 300 En-
pire State Building, Spokane, Wash
ington. iO:l7-24
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NOTICE AND SUMMONS ON
AMENDED PETITION FOR
CONDEMNATION


In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
Washington Southern Division
United States of America, Plain
tiff, T.
F. M. Rothrock; Benton County;
The State of Washington; w. A.
Hibbs and Anna l.. Steward Hibbs,
his wife; Carolyn E. Steward Hin
man; Oliver j. Steward; Elizabeth
j. Steward Griffith; Julius H.
Steward; Wilfred l.. Steward;
Frances E. Steward Buck; the un-
known heirs of Emma E. Steward,
deceased; Walter G. Ball and Amelia
Ball, his wife; Ernest Estes and
Carrie Estes, his wife; Arden E. Fos-
ter and Jean Foster, his wife; the
unknown heirs of Fernando M.
Wiley (also known as F. M. Wiley)
deceased; Desert Sheep Company, a
corporation; Berton H. Murphy, a
widower; Ezra L. Eddy and G. Pearl
Eddy, his wife; N. G. Jannsen (also
known as N. G. Jensen) and Jessie
Maude Jannsen, his wife; j. A.
Larson and Frida G. Larson, his
wife; Frank j. Allen, as Trustee in
Bankruptcy for the estate of j. A.
Larson and Frida G. Larson, his
wife; Cold Greek Development Com
pany, a corporation; H. W. DeMuth;
George F. Steam and Blanche Steam,
his wife; j. j. Mitchell; Carroll I.
Mitchell; Lucille Lemcke, a widow;
A. L. Hamley (alSo known as A. L.
Hawley) and Gertrude Hamley, his
wife; F. B. Green and Estella Green,
his wife; G. F. Tregoning and Ber-
nice Tregoning, his wife; w. w.
Sheane Auto Company, a corpora
ton; John j. Charles, widower;
Earl P. Knaub (also known as Earle
p. Knaub) and Marie N. Knaub, his
wife; Margaret Knaub Wills and
Gerry A. Wills, her husband; Fred
erick K. Knaub; William Roderick
Knaub; Emma Knaub; Hattie A.
Pecka and Charles Pecka, her hus-
band; the unknown heirs of John
W.. Skidmore, deceased; E. O.
Keunzli (also known as E. o.
Keuinzel and E. 0. KuenZli) and
Jane Doe Keunzli, his wife; Elmer
E. Todd, William M. Allen and
Charles M. Sanford, as the last
known trustees of Agathon Land
Company, a dissolved corporation;
the unknown heirs of an" of the per-
sons herein named, if deceased; also
all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate des-
cribed in the petition herein, de-
PENDANTS.
United States of America, Eastern
District of Washington, Southern
Division: SIS.
The President of the United
States of America to the above
named defendants, and each of
by them:
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NOTICE OF CITY PRIMARY
ELECTION

>. Sotlce IS hereby given that on the
'a Jay OF November, 1910, at Ken
asR,ek, County of Benton, State of
nasangton, a primary election will
aela Tor the following city offic-
-. Mayor, City Treasurer, City
ssfk, City Attorney, two council
.ssa ior the first ward, one coun-
@ .a for the second ward, one
@uaelman for the third ward and
VIC councilman at large.
in, Inc polls will be open at eight
voc, ,,.s IN the morning and will re-
IAN open until eight o'clock in the
'gaing Of the same day.
h nae polling booths will be at the
aa!oVing places:
us sasl ward, at the City Hall.
~, scond wadr lat the Chevrolet ga
H. .l ~ ward, at the Standard Lum-
Vompany's office.
la Dased this 18th day of October.
mnlfred Campbell, City Clerk.
M. CE OF SALE OF ASSETS OF
NJ L FIRST NATIONAL BANK
m InAENNEWICK, VOLUNTARY
NO setl e is hereby given that The
iavi,ss at,onal Bank of Kennewick.
aaatss s. SOD ! the major portion of its
fuuiS.es;io being now in voluntary
asetS ~ will sell its remaining
sss,s - tne highest bidder for cash.
Z g Te bids will be received by
d Tb a"eet, Cashier, at the office
here's National Bank of Com
sranch on Seattle, Kennewick
/. a. H. m Kennewick, washington.
aOon NJ store 10 o'clock in the fore
Bid !. October Is, 1910.
bs acco ~ receive consideration must
. is atss'e saItan by certified check heck
eat ~ s9.ulValent, equal to ten Der
vt Of thu ,ae amount Of the bid. A
tnisbsde assets to be sold will be
q upon 70 any prospective bid
The a application therefor.
spectaaSSS Us and collateral may be
lae offics uarlng business hours at
@anevie, o! the aforesaid bank at
Electors Washington. The bank
~ and a.. lss e the right to reject
al7.SS oil bids.
A. F. BROWN, President
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the court at the Court House in
ProsSer, Benton County, Washing
ton on the 7th day Of November
1910, at the hour of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon.
Notice is further given that any
person interested in the proceedings
authorizing the issuance of said
bonds and in the use thereof for
the purpose of refunding the out
standing bonded Indebtedness of
the district or in the exchange of
said bonds for bonds now outstand-
ing may demur to or answer said
petition on or before the date fixed
for the hearing of said petition as
hereinbefore stated.
Notice is further given that the
prayer of the petition referred to
in this notice is as follows:
Wherefore your petitioners pray
that an order be entered by the
court fixing time and place when
and where this petition may be
heard and directing the notice to be
given thereof and that upon final
hearing the court fully examine and
determine the legality and validity
OF and approve and confirm all
proceedings described in this petit
ton which may in any manner or
degree affect the legality or validity
OF bonds authorized at the election
described herein including the pro-
vision for the use of bonds of said
issue for the purpose of refunding
the districts outstanding bonded in
debtedneSS and including in the al
tentative the exchange Of bonds of
said new issue for the outstanding
bonds of the district.
Your petitioners further pray that
the court examine and determine
the legality and validity of and
approve and confirm said new issue
OF bonds authorized as said election
and the depository agreement be-
tween the Director of Department
Of Conservation and Development
and the Peoples National Bank of
Seattle.
Your petitioners further pray that
upon final hearing the court ex-
anime and determine the legality
ana validity OF and approve, ratify
and confirm all proceedings had by
Kennewick Irrigation District and
its Board of Directors and all acts
performed in connection Herewith
by the officers of said district in
any manner or degree affecting the
aforesaid bond issue and declare and
adjudge that any and all bonds is
sued pursuant to the election held
on the 21st day of September, 1910
will be legal and binding obligations
of Kennewick Irrigation District for
every purpose described in this pc
tition and in the resolution calling
said election as well as for any pur-
pose for which said bonds could or
might be used under the Laws of the
State of Washington.
Your petitioners further pray that |
the court make and enter such adj
ditional orders and grant such adj
ditional relief as may be within the |
power of the court and as may be
just and proper in the premises.
(SeaD Eta j. HILLMAN,
Clerk Of Benton County and ex-
officio Clerk of the Superior Court. |
. 1O:10-17-24
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ANIL For Sale IIl!llIllI

ea1Ez5O pounds lard; six
FOR - island Red pullets and six
snoagR rock pullets; fourth cutting
stslia i,a' 28p
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AND CAPS-Hats cleaned
aAiS ,iocked 6Oc; caps cleaned Csc.
sa sre nm Dye Works, phone one
HilessOna pasco. 32tf
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WANTED-To buy heifers from
Weaners up; also horses and wean-
ing pigs for sale. Jens Lande & Sons.
. miles southeast Kennewick. 9ptf
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c.TE OR TRADED acres at
FOR BON wash, all good soil,
Pa's s,ont. Independent pumping
hTer I foir buildings. Inquire of N.
plsn I,. ,1 paterson, Wash, or Vic
!. E vsn1ynes. Rt. 2, Kennewick. 32p
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40 sAIE-AB.C. washer, in good
'v Condition, for $13; also child's bed
,isS mattress, 1913 End Ave. East,
ss.rs 1918. 29p
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HthII Miscellaneous IIlIIIII

FARMERS ATTENTION-We will
make your hogs into hams, bacon,
LARD, sausage. Meat cut for lockers.
Meat Department McDonald's Gro
Gerry. 7 2atf
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sAIEL4-year-old Guernsey
pn inst fresh, $1,000; also aged
CO. eos' for n, $1,000; 8 shoates, 100 lbs.
n. y Adolph E. Johnson, Gross
essii roneh. Richland, Wash. 29p
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eIHhalll Wanted IIJIHIfIl

WANTED-Feeder pigs. s. " Fan
ming, White Bluffs. ao,,
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>,7clTED FARMS FOR SALE
~ hay, corn, grain and other
A rod,lce for sale in season. See
= Muldrow, secy. Sunnyside r.
" .t,on District, Benton City.
@asnoton 18tfc.
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.op sAIE-Horses and mules; good
ms nsed farm machinery. Kenne-
dek Implement co. StI
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'WANIED-Men to cut wood on
shares. Write me for further in
finger, Wash. 90.
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Notice Of Closing of Registration
Books
Notice Is hereby given that the
fesstration books for the registra-
non Of voters will close the evening
q October 18th, 1910, when they
WI De closed until after the general
esctlon November 5th, 1910. The
looks Will be re-opened on the
morning of November 9Th, 1910.
HARLEY E. CHAPMAN,
al0-l7 Auditor, Benton County.
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fcfLIABLE MAN WANTED-An
established Watkins Route is now
available for reliable man with car
See G. G. Whitney, Route 2, KEN
neWick for full information. 24-8c
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mn SALE - / Remington 12-ga.
auto loading shotgun, good con-
ation. price $500. Clifford Limit,
Nh Avenue East, Kennewick. 29p
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mn sAIE-No Hunting Signs, 81
dozen. Printing office. Sip
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WANTED - Housekeeping job or
hour work of any kind. Mrs. P. A.
farker, kennewick, Wash. Don
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of any KIND
oy m1ddle-aged woman, by hour
or day, 20 years experience Mrs
Lena Gobel, 219 Washington ST. am
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mn SALE-Good cedar posts, any
Size, delivered. Leave order. G.
Eshire, Burbank, WIN. 26-9p
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Notice Of the Closing of the Regis
tratiOn Books for the City of
Kennewick.
Notice is hereby given that the
registration books of the City of
Kennewick will be closed against
original registration after the 18th
day Of October, 1910, and will re-
main closed until after the general
election on the 5th day of Novem-
Der, 1910.
WINIFRED CAMPBELL,
10:10-17 City Clerk
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GROUND CHERRIES, &c pound,
also medium size round heater,
yood or coal, good condition $500. F.
volland, KenneWick. 28tf
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GANARIES FOR SALE - Young
singers in full song also females,
ysuoW and dark, to be sold cheap.
d Kent st. North. 23p
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SPEND A MINUTE and safe life.
Have your car tested on the Wea-
yer Safety Lane at E. G. Smith Mo-
tor Co. t. 14tf
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FOR SALE-5-roonl house for
100000, terms.
6-room house, End Avenue, :
sl25oOO, terms.
Two 20-acre tracts, highly i'm
proved, price very reasonable.
Il acres, house, improved,
100000. low terms.
GASCOIGNE g. FYFE
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FOR SALE 5OO-gallon under
ground gasoline tank, pump at
aehed, s25. H. L. McElroy, Rich
land, Wash. 29-33p
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FOR RENT-Good garage at 119
Cascade Street, So per month. 28p
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FOR SALE Several loads good
tjndling, good coal heater, cheap.
re Masters, 107 N. Kent st. 28p
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EXPERIENCED WE'LL DIGGER
d. M. Blair, Rt. 1, Kennewick,
Washington. 28-32p
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FOR SALE Jersey cow. Will be
fresh soon, 8 miles west of Ken
neWick on River Road. Melvin Rus
eel. -
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BUILD A SMALL HOME! Only 5%
equity required. Chas. Spears, at
Standard Lumber Co. 4tf
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WALL PAPER CLEANING-50c per
room and up. Paper hanging rea-
sonable, phone 1921, after 6 pm. If
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ROOM FOR RENT-Large furnace
heated bedroom, new twin beds,
close in, phone 1474, Kennewick,
Washington. +,.. ~. 26ptf
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In the District Court of the United
- States for the Eastern District of
Washington Southern Division
United States of America, Plain
tiff,