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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 191 5 EVENING EDITION.
FIVE "
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Sky-high claims exaaaerations overstatements bin bass drum tvne how
lar the newsnaoer readinci nubile is with them and with all thn other innre-
Its of the usual clothing sale advertisement by which molehills are swollen into
ntains and teapot tempests into hurricanes.
V,3flBiBut these are not the FIXUP methods, believinci as we do that an ounce of fact
forth a pound of fancy and that the ciuiet truth is minhticr than all the noise of
f Mnt(circus ballyhoo. So it is that people have come to know that a statement
vei uui oiyumuiu may uu auuupiuu di iu iuuu vciiuu
jtraBflH statements, for instance, as these about our
as the simple, undiluted truth.
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Great January
OF BLUE SERGE CLOTHES
$15.00 SUITS NOW $15.00
TWO STORES
THE FIXUP
Sale
$50,000, claiming that Johnson wns
killed by defective wiring In the mill.
TWO STORES.
IVIARSHFIELD
NORTH BEND
OU ARE LOOKINfl KOIt
A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
"HICK REID ABOUT IT"
A HEAL IIAHUAIN IX HKAIi I0H
TATE
"SEE REID AllOUT IT"
A GOOD DAIUY ItANTII OX KA8V
, TERMS
"SEE REID AllOUT IT"
A WOOD HAY VIEW LOT, 9 100.
"HUH HEIR AllOUT IT"
W. A. REID, 150 Front Street
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SUMMONS.
Circuit Court or tho State
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' Mortgago Co.. a corporn-
j-1 fMf,ftlnlntltf, vs. Eugcno Arthur
U'. Defendant.
"vittgono Arthur Ilormlda: You
iby notified that you nro
to appear and aiiBwor tho
it now on fllo against yau
mbovo entitled court In tho
Entitled Bult, In which tho
tortgago Co. Is plaintiff and
dofendant, on or boforo tho
ty of January, 191G, tho
Ihg tho last day for nnawor-
xlbod In tho ordor of nub-
of this summons; and It
to appear or answer on or
rwld dato tho plaintiff will
tho court for tho rollof
d In his complaint, a sue-
.torn on t of which Is us fol-
wlt:
lent In favor of plaintiff
iffirto sam uoicnunnt for tlio
HfMplfj.ono hundred and fifty dol-
Vifniii interest thoroln at tlio
t MgKjulr ton nor cent nnr nnnum
o 24th day of Soptombor,
yiad fifty dollnra us attorney
jwwomor witn pinuuurs costs
ibursoments In this suit, and
Idocroo that plaintiff's mort-
Bcrlbod lu tho complaint Is
it and prior lion upon tho
horcaftor dcscrlbod, and
g a foroclosuro and snlo of
bight, tltlo and Intorost and
fiorsoiiH claiming by, through
jr him, In and to lot four of
Jght and lot flovon of block
If tho town of South Marsh-
ooa County, Oregon, and lot
Ight of block twenty-six of
M Addition to Mnrshflold.
aunty, Oregon, according tti
lis thereof of record and on
, mo onico oi mo county
If Coos County, Oregon; and
proceeds of said silo bo
'to tho costs of making said
id tho sum found to bo duo
ft thoroln and his costs and
c'oments In said stilt, and that
er-plus, If any thoro bo, bo
Into court to abldo tho fur-
artier thereof.
dco of thia summons Is mnda ,
ibltcatlon In pursuanco of tho i
rmado by tho Uonorablo John )
to, Judgo of tho Circuit Court
State of Oregon, for tho
of Coos, dated tho 11th day
comber, 1014, directing the
itlon thereof In tho Coos Day
a newspaper published at
fflold, Coos County, Oregon,
f week for the period of six
tutlvo weeks commencing with
(rst publication of the sum-
on tho 12th day of Decom-
11914.
. U. UUUUWlili
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Irst publication Dec. 12, 1914.
publication Jan. 23. 1915.)
HE LEiNSKI
hie home or big features and
VAUDEVILLE.
Vaudeville act, samo as last night,
'jflio Syndicate Film Corporation
presents tho sixteenth episode of tho
"Million Dollar Mystery," entitled
"DRAWN'INTO'THE QUICKSANDS"
In two reels. Written by Harold Mc
Grntli nud featuring Kiorciico Lu
Radio, Marguorlta Snow and James
Cruz.
Hex-Universal prcBonts Hob Loo
uard and Ella Mull in "KOIt THE
SECRET SERVICE" In two reels. A
drama ot International intrigue A
young Inventor blows up an auto
miles nway with an Invention that
deals with tho wlroloss waves.
Keystone comedy Itnscoo Ar
bitcklu and Mnblo Normund lu
"THOSE COIJNTltY KIDS."
B nil now pictures and an A No. 1
vuudovillo act.
Lower floor ami flrl balcony, Lie,
.Second balcony, I Or.
Kids under 10, He.
Mutual (Ilrl Wookly and a good
jCoystono Comedy horo tomorrow
night.
Horo Monday night A special Un
iversal 4-rool foaturo Mint Is a thrll
lor "THE SPY."
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BREVITIES
I WEATHER FORECAST
mr AiuotlalM IVm to root n Tlran.l
I OREGON Hnln lu west, fair
In cast, colder In cast; south-
orly winds.
LOCAIj TUMPKHATUUB
1IKCOUI)
For tho 24 hours ending nt
j 4:4.1 a. in., Jan. 9. by UonJ. j
Ostllnd, special government mo-
j teorologlst: j
Maximum 40 j
j Minimum 33
At 4:13 n. m 3I
Proclpltatlou 1.02
Precipitation nliico Sept. 1,
1914 39.03 j
Precipitation samo porlod
j last year 2S.9G j
j Wind: Northwest, cloudy j
: 4
Flics Answer. Mrs. Illuford Davis
Las filed n reply to tho suit brought
against the Davis estate by Mrs. Wil
liam Waters of North Inlet, who
claims sho Is a daughter of James
Martin Davis, and becomes tho de
fendant in a suit brought against II.
A. Church by tho plnlntlHs to oust
him from tho Davis ranch on Coos
Illver. Today Graves & Mclnturff
filed a reply to Mrs. Davis' answer,
alleging tlmt Church Is n "protended
tenant," this Btnlemont being based
on tho grounds that Mrs. Davis had
not tho exclusive right to ninko a
contract with htm. It Is expected
that tho enso will coma up for trial
during tho present circuit court session.
AMONG THE SICK
llnrry Lnslmway, who has been
confined to his room at the A. '..
Downs homo tho past 'week by a se
vere attack of la grippe, Is now able
lo bo out.
.Mrs. T. II. James Is now confined
to her homo lu West Mnrshflold by
n Bovcro attack of la grlppo.
Illll Mr Arthur, son of, Mr. nnd MrB.
13. D. McArtliur, Is confined to tholr
homo by In grlppo.
Mrs. W. Hobs Smith hns been qulta
111 tho past few days.
Mrs. h. F. Falkensteln ot North
Dcnd Is roportcd qnlto III with la
grlppo.
Mrs. Max Tlmmcrmnn, who under
went an operation at Morcy Hospital
Friday Is roportcd doing nicely.
Tho little son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Iloss
nt 385 South Tenth street was re
leased from quarantine yesterday nf
tor a Bovoral weeks' slego of scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Dorsoy Kroltzor was operated
on nt Merry Hospital this morning
j for appendicitis, Tho oporutlon was
j Biiccccsful, nnd sho 1b resting easy
I this afternoon.
STUFFED ANIMALS
TO FRISK IT
F
Stmt Later. Cnpt. Edgnr Simp
son, who was horo yesterday snld
that tho Simpson company would not
start Its mill at Portor boforo Feb
ruary 1.
11 Hugs Much C'cchc. On tho
Wah-ta-Waso this morning wcro 25
cases of cheoso from tho Coos Hay
Cronmory. This is a total of 1G00
pounds that will bo shipped out to
markets lu tho North.
Wed Today. Win. 13. Ilnkala, om
ployod In ono of tho local camps,
and Mrs, Solum J. Stonolake, wero
married at noon today by Itov. II.
F. Ilongtson nt his residence Thoy
will roRldo nt tho brldo'ts homo lu
West Mnrshflold.
Hi'timi Today Itov. It. K. Ilrown
Ing and wife and children urrlvod
homo this afternoon from Portland.
Mrs. Drowning and tlio children havo
Just returned from a visit with rol
atlvea In Washington, D. C. Itov.
Drowning had hoped to moot Dishop
Suninor, but was unublo to wait for
ISS i him.
TWO STORES
TWO STOCKS
E POLICY
SERVICE
ALWAYS.
I Nephew Is Went Point .Man. I. N.
j Mlllor woro a broad smllo this morn
ing whon tho in nil brought him a
j largo photograph of his nephew, who
1 h now In his second year at Wont
! Point. Mr. Mlllor states that his
J brother, John F. Miller, formor mnyor
, of Soattlo and riow a Republican
'cnudlduto for tho Sonato from Waslu
. Ington, was also a West Point limn,
! taking up law after graduating thoro,
i lils son was appointed lant spring.
ies' Want Ads
Bring Results
vtivii yju uiy
Dutneoesr
MARSHFIELD
NORTH BEND
To Tnko Hon South. Mrs. Cor
don Smith nnd hor flvo-yenr-ohl son
nro expecting to leavo next week
i for Fresno, California, tho old
homo of hor husbnud, Tho boy has
been ailing stneo an attack of scarlet
fever several weeks ago and tho
doctor has recommended a change of
, climnto. On tho Smith ranch ho
will bo given a vacation. Gordon
Smith docs not yet know whothor or
I not ho will havo to mako tho trip
south.
J. H. Jessen, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUItGKON
Surgery and Diseases of Women a
Specialty,
Office, 307 Coke Bldg. Phono 229-J
Kes. Myrtlo Arms, Phono 304-1
L. C. IH3YNOLDS wns among tho
visitors horo today from South
Inlet. .
F. A. SPENCER, tho Myrtlo Point
merchant, Is a Mnrshflold buslnoss
visitor.
MItS. T. SPENCER SMALL wns
down tndny on n shopping trip
from North Inlet.
MISS IRENE HOLMES wns horo to
day from Catching Inlet on n
shopping trip.
ROY LANDRITH enmo down on tho
MUllcoma this morning from Coos
Rlvor on business.
MR. AND MRS. J. II. STRETOH
woro visitors In tho city today
from their homo nt North Inlet.
JUDGE JOHN COKE Is cxpectod
homo this afternoon from Co
qulllo whore ho hns conducted tho
Circuit Court this week.
CLAUDE NASDima ,nnd Olaudo C.
Thompson left this nftornoon for
Shnrcncros, whom thoy will spoud
Sunday. Mrs. NiiBburg Is already
thoro.
JEFF HARTMAN, of North Rend,
who Is still on crutches as n ro
Hi:lt of a fractured log sustained
In un nuto accident boforo Christ
mas, wan n Mnrshflold visitor to
day. '
ARCHIE JOHNSTON returned to his
friends yostorday after a visit
with hla parents lu San Frauulsco.
Ho enmo hack on the Ellznbeth to
Ilandnn, coming horo yesterday
noon.
HARRY M'KKOWN, of tho Chnndlor
Hotol, loft on thn Ilronkwatnr
this noon for Portland, whero
ho goes to attend tho conven
tion of tho Oregon Stnto Hotol
Men, Ho exports to bo gouo
about a wook.
A, GREEK, roprosentatlvo of Inter
ests who trro opening Iron doposlts
in Curry County, enmo over from
Coqulllo yesterday, whoro ho wont
to look ovor claim filings. Ho
declared that by February 1
there will bo definite results to
nnnounco from tho snlo of claims
In Curry County.
CHARLES S. SPROAT, of Portland,
who hns boon horo since tho first
of tho weok looking ovor tho
chnncos for Invostmont in Mnrsh
flold, returned overland to his
homo this morning. Ho wns very
favorably Improved with Cooh
Day desplto tho fact that ho took
two days to recover from tho ocoan
voyage,
Replica of Coos Bay With
Specimens of Deer, Birds
and Bear Arranged
Outlining in detail tho displays to
bo made In the Coos nnd Curry coun
ts exhibits nt tho Pannmn Pacific Ex
position, J. A. Ward, mndo Ills report
last evening to the Chambor of Com
merce. Very often ho was Interrupt
ed with rounds of iipptnuso from the
mombors, who wcro enthusiastic ov
or tho work that has boon accomplish
ed nnd declnrcd themsolvos satisfied
that this section of southern Oregon
Is receiving a good shnro of advertis
ing nt tho big San Francisco fair.
Though tho Oregon Commission
scorned handicapped In tho very
start when It was voted but ?17G,
000 for a state building, this to
match up alongside of appropriations
from other states umouutlug to $700,
000 In 8omo cases, tho mombors havo
produced n building, declnrcd Mr.
Ward, that Is unique In design nud
already is attracting hosts of visi
tors. It Is built entirely of native
woods. In design It Is somowhnt on
the lines of tho Pantheon. Eight
grent logs, sent thoro by tho Smlth
Powors Logging Company, form tho
columns for the front of tho building,
each log bring labeled with the nnmo
Coos Hay.
With a spaco of 12x20 feet nt tho
very entrance of tho building, Mr
Ward has arranged for dairy oxhlblts,
long rows of agricultural specimens
nnd fruit displays.
A space 32x8 foot along tho wnll of
tho building will contain ono of tho
unlquo exhibits of tho cntlro stnto.
To show tho coal doposlts of Coos
nnd Curry counties Mr. Wnrd has had
built a hugo flroplnco nlno feet
across, mndo entirely of lumps of
conl. This fireplace Is to bo encased
l.i a niantlo nnd sides of myrtlo wood.
Hut In addition to nil this spaco
ho has arranged for a gamo exhibit,
which Is to bo Installed at tho far end
of tho Oregon building. Specimens
of nil tho wild aulmnls ot tills section
to bo sot in a natural background
representing Coos Day is a novel idea
of Mr. Ward's.
Jhat n rollof map ot this section Is
n necessity was tho declaration of
Mr. Ward. "Hang it on tho wall in
tho Orogon building and it will speak
for Itsolf," ho said.
For a 3x4 foot map, at tho rato
of ir a squaro foot, ?1S0 would bo
tho cost. Ono-halt of this will bo paid
by tho Oregon Commission. Tho
mombors voted to purcliaso tho map.
YOU MAY BE COLD
But wo havo a hot price on coal and wood heaters this wcoX.
Dottcr see us. Wo enn sot you up n heater from 91. 2." to 910.no.
SCHROEDER & HILDENBRAND
GENERAL HARDWARE AND PLUMBING
Our Shop Does General Ropalr Work,
DUCK
SEASON
i
I III
S TO CLOSE
January 15 is Latest Date for
Hunters Under Gov
ernment Law '
On January 1G Old Sol will droop
his bend bencnth tho westom hori
zon nnd whon ho goes ho will mark
tho end of tho hunting season for
duck. Every tlmo an unwnry hunter gen. llvlnc near Elkton.
gon, and In 18G4 sottlcd on a farm
about soven miles west of Drain,
whero ho spont practically tho re
mainder of his llto, tho last four
or five years being spent hero In
town, lu 1859 ho married Charlotto
Poland, nnd 13 children wore born
to this union. Ills wlfo'dlcd in
1883, and four of tho children died
whon quite young. Ono daughter
died after reaching Wonlahliood. Tho
soven surviving children nro Honry,
William, John, Ora and Bertram
Swearlngcn, and Rosa Bollo, tho wlfo
of Jack Gouchor, nil residing near
Drain, nnd ono soi Perry Swcnrln-
iPJn
J.THEo
HOTELS
after this dato Btarts forth for a mess
of the swnnt, Juicy and succulent
birds ho will havo Gamo Warden
Thomas to face and Incidentally Un
do Samuel.
Thcro still remnln bIx days on tho
hunting calendar and It' Is expected
thoy will bo busy ones for tho shot
gun nrtlBts, who after that dato will
have to uso considerable will power
In nballng tho tendency of tho trlg
gor finger to crook excitedly ovory
tlmo they bco n bird.
To cstlinnto tho number of duckB
that havo been killed this season
would bo impossible, dcclnros Jay
Tower. According to tho Btorlcs told
nftor tho hunters come back," ho
said, "I guess tho number would total
closo to tho million mark."
This is tho first year that tho fed
eral gamo lnw governing tho killing
of ducks has been In forco. ' Formerly
each stato had laws regarding tho
hunting ot migratory birds. Also tho
states had longer hunting seasons,
tho season In Oregon extending un
til March.
Tho first government ordor wns
to open tho duck season from Octo
ber 1 to January 1. To this tho
hunters raised a storm of protest and
sent a lengthy petition In to head
quarters with tho result that the seas
on wns extended two weeks.
Undo Jack voluutcorcd his ser
vices In defenso of tho early set
tlors ot this stato against tho In
dians in 1855-50, tho Roguo Rlvor
Valley being tho sccno of his ac
tivities. 4-
I NEWS OF NORTH BEND
E. R. Hodson returned from Co
qulllo this morning, whoro ho fins
been serving ns Jurymnn for tho paBt
week.
E. S. llarzoo will leavo shortly for
Hot Springs, California, whoro ho
hopes to boncflt his health.
Miss Frelda Hazor, nftor spondlng
tho holidays with hor parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Goorgo Hazor, wlfl leavo
Monday to resume he'r wqrk at tho
University of California.
Mrs. Max Timmermnn pf Mnrsh
flold, who underwent an operation nt
Morcy Hospital a ew days ngo, 1ft
rapidly Improving, much to tho gra
tification of hor ninny frlendB.
Mrs. E. R. Hodson nnd daughter,
Miss Irmn, ara Marsli field visitors
today.
T. F. Hauschlldt ot Coos Rlvor la
n Mnrshflold biifllnoss visitor today.
a
INFORMAL CHAT
fLASSlflE
A '
I
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 8. Chnndlor nro
planning to leavo shortly on an ox-
tended trip to California nnd iny!,,(m UMN1U-rr,Vi furnished house
keeping rooms and ono front sin
gle stooping room. Phono 30-L-
0i UXW BSrpiSCSi
IuVhhSXu
('handler Hold,
W. N. Monroo, Portland; II. A.
Moutell, San Francisco; F. A. Spen
cer, Myrtlo Point; W. 11. Bolton,
St. Joo. .Missouri; Charles I, Illch
bnrg, Portland; Norman Lund, Evor
ott, Wusli.; n. L. Bishop, Soattlo;
N. S. Koliu, Chicago; George II.
Ktholl, TUImuook; A. W. Johnson,
Coqulllo,
IJoj (I Hotol.
Rny Brown, Myrtlo Point; C. Ilul
loy, Wagnor; GiiHt Lnko, Portland;
J. L. Gray, Myrtlo Point; M. Sulli
van, Bandou; Juclc Clurord, Port
land. St. Lnwronco.
It. L. Hnydon, Soattlo; J. D. Fobs,
Portland; P. M. Nlsson, Portland; F.
S. Pnrry, Bnndon; rr. nnd Mrs. It.
Andorbon, Coqulllo; A. Greer, Du
lutli: L. S. Wilde, Enstsldo; J. E.
Walstrom, Bnudon; W. F. Bowron,
Jr., Dilution.
Blanco Hole),
mako a tour of tho Southland, In
eluding a visit In Now Orleans, bo
foro tholr return.
!
Mrs. Jns. Mcintosh, ot Eastsldo,
spoil tho wook as a guest at tho
ChaB. Dcnulson nnd 11. R. Brlnkloy
homos In May City.
Mrs. Efflo Farrlngor nnd daugh
ter, Miss Ursula, who recontly re
turned from San Fraticixeo, navo
doclded to ronialn horo tho balauco
of tho wlntor nnd nro to tnko an
apartment nt tho Myrtlo Anns.
Mrs. Carrlo Duugnu has written
friends that sho will probnbly return
from her San Francisco visit In a
fow weeks.
t $
Dr. and Mrs. E. Mlngus nro ox
poctod homo lu n fow days from n
week's visit lu Portland.
Mlssos Norn Towor, May Prousa
and Frances Williams, who have
boon upending tho holldnyn with
tholr paronts on tho Bny, will leavo
Monday to rosumo their courses at
Uorkoloy.
Fred Lamon will leavo Monday to
rosumo his position nt Bny Point,
after spending tho holldnyu horo.
. .. 4,
Master Georgo Williams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. It, F. Wllllnms, cohv
bra tod his tenth birthday Thurs
day by Inviting In a fow of his boy
friends after school,
FOR RENT FlutH and npnrtinontJi.
Phono 443-J.
FOR RENT Ono liniiNckocpliig suite.
Also sleeping rooms, Very reas
onable, modern nnd warm. 321
S. Bdwny. Phono 432-X daytime,
or 210-J nt night.
FOR KALE Fine refrigerator cheap.
Phono 443-J.
.
FOR ItriXT Ono Milto or nouno
keoplng rooniB. Mnrshflold Hotol,
Comor of 3rd and Commorclnl,
FOR HALE SUniiii Indicator. Mrn.
Ik V.'oolund, Old North -Bond.
A
FOR SALE
s
DRAIN PIONEER DEAD
N. M. McCulloch and wlfo, Gar
dlnor; II. P. Onrdner, Gardiner; I Andrew Jiickson Kwenrliigen, Indian
R. M. Run, Portland; Mrs. Narkor, Wnr Veteran, Passes Away
Coqulllo; Goorgo Strang nnd wlfo,' DRAIN, Or., Jan. 7. Andrew
Bnndon; Mrs. D. P. Strang, Bnndon; Jackson Swoarlngon, a highly ro
J. W. Beckor, Portland; Jnmos Tny- j spected cltlzon of this county nnd
lor, Myrtlo Point; Arthur Mny, Brow-, stato, died at tho homo of his
stor; L. D. Duiigun, Kelso, Washing-J ton John, In this city, of trouble
toh; C. II. Dungnn, Coos Rlvor; W. , Incident to old ngo, his last Illness
E. Dungnn, Coos Rlvor; D. S. Mc
Phorson, North Bond; Dan Peterson,
Myrtlo Point; San Swing, North
Bond; Stanley Smith, North Bend.
158-R;
PHONE
1 0 Cent
Messenger Service
, MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
unis iianuiRo hint. woru was ro-j ( ,0ME-MADE PHILOSOPHY. I
colved last evening from AttornoyL ,
John D. Gobs inPortland that tho Wo bate to loso our faith In hu
C A. Smith Company yesterday won .man nature, but wo havo noticed 'that
tho damage suit brought against "it j tho man who operates on tho theory
by a former lnboror nanied Maulkl, j that all men are suckers usually has
asking ?25,000 for nn eye lost'ln a lots of change.
mill accident. Previous to tnklng And what has becomo' of tho old
tho case to Portland for trial In tho fashioned man who used safety pins
federnl court Manlkl Is said to havo , for hose supporters?
efused an offer of settlement for' Why Is It that mothers will dress
X500. Tho next case to como up,
Mr. Goss said, will bo that of Koskel-
la, or as lie was better known, John
son, vs. tho Pulp and Paper Company,
In which tho heirs of tho man sook
up their little girls tastefully and rig
out their little boys like trained
monkeys?. Excbango
Times Want Ads for results,
THINGS WE NEVER SEE.
. 4
Insurance agents who go right
awry whon you toll them you havo
nil tho Insurance you aro nblo to
carry.
Oculists who can find nothing tho
matter with your oyes.
Beautiful girls who havo not found
out that they aro lovely.
Nice fat check's that arrive when
they aro the most needed.
A man. who didn't know In advance
that the Mill Slough drain wouldn't
work.
An unoxpoctod bnlanco nt tho bank.
....... .. a '.! .....'rr. 4 a...
Mill ."(..Id. Ull Hi'in - " a
1-2 aero garden In flno condltK
In Reynolds' Addition. J. E. Flt2
gornld.
) FOR RENT f
FOR RENT Partly fiiriilWlK-il six
room houso, on car lino to North
Bend. Phono 432-X.
FOR RENT Rooming Jiohmj. In
quire Allen's pool hall. 139 Front
street.
FOR RENT House keeping rooms,
005 First nnd Birch.
FOR RENT 0-rooni house. Itiqiilro
424 2nd St. North.
FOR RENT Four unfurnished
housekeeping rooms. Call 439 N,
2nd st.
WANTED
WANTED An offlco girl. Apply hi
own handwriting, Btntlng oxpor
Icnco and salary expected. II.
bolng of flvo wooks duration. "Undo
Jack" as ho was familiarly called,
wns of sturdy Dutch stock, IiIh par
ents both bolng Hollanders. tt" caro of Thnos.
was born In Ohio In 1833, and con-'
soquontly was past 81 years of ago. , WANTED Grain sacks. Pacific Llv
Whon 19 yoars old ho camo to Oro- cry & Transfer Co.
You will xAj y
0 y"r ,V
y(Qj nX " " Y0U
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