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The Washington times., 1907-10-26
RATHB0NE WILL DEMAND
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES

Maj. Estes J. Rathbone. formerly
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
director OF the Cuban posts, who was
relieved OF those duties in 1902 when
charged with gross carelessness. In
competency. and extravaganza. has
written friends in this city from Cleve-
land, saying that ne purposes to ask
Congress for a thorough investigation
OF his administration Of postal anairs
in Cuba.
He says his former request for such
an investigation was ignored.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
WlSHARD 7. BURROUGHS
NOT GUILTY OF LARCENY

Wishard T. Burroughs. known as the
Skatoriai King OF the District. who was
employed as a clerk at the Christiani
Drug Company. Ss Pennsylvania ave
nue., today was completely exonerated
OF the charge OF larceny placed against
him.
He was arrested last Saturday on q
charge Of stealing s. from the Chris
tani Drug Company. but the charge
was nole pressed Mr.. Burroughs has
always borne a good reputation. and his
friends ere gratified to know that the
charge against him was p ithdrawn-
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
washingtOnian Dies in Shanghai.

Word has just been received here
from Shanghai that Ward Z. Favorite
son OF Mr. and Mrs. George L FavOrite,
OF Takoma Park. died suddenly Of heart
failure in China, while playing a game
OF baseball. The young man went to
China several years ago as a member
OF the Marine Corps, and, after receiving
his honorable discharge. in November,
1902. as a sergeant, entered business in
Shanghai as salesman for Mustard &
Co.
Mr.. Fsvorite was buried in Shanghai
September p with fun military honors.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
HURDERESS AT 75
GIVEN SHORT SENTENCE

sTROUDsBURG, Pa, Oct. 95.-Eight-
cen months In the penitentiaTy was the
sentence today passed on Mrs John
Newman, aged seventy-five years. found
guilty Of murder IN the second degree
In killing her aged husband.
A pltchfork was the weapon used by
the old woman 10 her fatal attack on
Newman.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
CANDY COMPANY FORMED
WITH CAPITAL OF $4,000

The Taylor-R oberts Company incnr-
porated today for the conduct OF a
wholesale and retail confectionery bust
ness. The capital stock is named at
$4,000. The incorpOrators are: Thco-
dore Taylor and George H Roberts.
both Of Washington, ard John III
Moore Of Boston, Mass
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Elk and flannel Walker, boy,
Peter S. and Florence r Tutwfler.
boy.
John ". and Mary L. Posey, boy.
PetrO and Angelina PolIets. girl.
Clarence A and Susie r. Phelps. g1ri.
James ". and Ella NJ. O'Brien. bov.
Gerald and Viola Martin. boy.
Joshua +. and Lulu r. Goodvyf boy.
Giuseppe and Arfida Giuliani, girl
Andrew J. and Catherine A FaIlon.
boy
Bruno and Minnie Fischer. boy.
Emory and Ada G. Saylor. boy.
Ferdinand J. ana Sarah NJ. Dickinson,
boy.
William T. and Aurelia r. Carley.
girl
George and Nora Blehwaty. girl
Ignatius and Catherine I. BuTch. Inv
William H. and Audrey f. Bancon.
boy.
Ignazie and Theresa Amato, girl.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
THARP WILL FILED.

BY the terms OF the will OF Henry P.
Tharp, filed for probate yesterday,
eighty acres IN Whatcom county. Wash.
devised 70 a brother, Walter J. Tharp.
and 10 a friend. George ". Wells. Is
left a diaT1ond ring. The residue OF the
estate IS given to his wife. Mrs. Edith
L. ThaTp.
Walter J. Tharp IS named as executor.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
IN MEMORIAM.

iHERMAN-Departed this life nine years
ago today, October IS, 1898, JOHN SHER
MAN.
A precious one from US has gone.
A voice We loved is stilled
A place IS vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
God In his wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given
and though the body slurnbers here
The soul is safe in Heaven.
Remembered by his wife and children
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Continues With Doors Closed

FITTsBURG. oct. 26-After a short
meeting of the board Of directors of the
Pittsburg Stock Exchange it was de-
cided not to open the exchange today.
Secretary Charles J. Holman, VIXEN
asked If he thought the exchange would
be opeued Monday, replied that he could
not say
1t i believed here that business viii
be suspended until the financial turmoil
in New York is entirely qUieted
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Total. .Sl6S. .U4.O00

Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. New
Orleans, Buffalo Pittsburg, Detroit, and
Atlanta banks have issued clearing
house certificates, all IN 1893,
Chicago bankers have never resorted
to certificates. being prevented ia 1873.
and again In 1877 from doing so BY the
determined opposition of "Old Hutch,
and the founder OF the Blair family.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Restored Confidence Shown
In the London Stock Market

LONDON, Oct. 26--Restorad conf
dence in the American financial situa-
ton was reflected in the stock market
at the opening today.
Prices showed a general advance
throughout the list from fractional gains
10 points. There was an undercurrent
OF strength and good demaPd for Amer
lean securities.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

William Bishop, Charlottesville Va
10 Laura J, Tyler. Fredericksburg. Y a
FRANK Meyer Sherwood TO Clara
Markell Cover
Joseph O. B. Cawood to Sarah Paxou
Franklin Miller, St. Louis, Mo. to
Maude Rarnes Fort Smith, Arkansas
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
BOY STRUCK BY A CAR.

Archie Munsey, eight years old, OF
3101 P street. was struck by an 81 street
car this morning The boy received a
slight cut on the head.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
BALLOON FLEET
WILL BE ASKED
BY SECY. TAFT
Success of Experiments
Leads to Belief That
This Is Army Plan.

That the St Louis balloon carnival
and recent demonstration abroad have
SHOWN that diriglble balloons are indis-
pen5able to the army 10 the belief of
Maj. Edgar Russell, temporarily In
charge OF the Signal Corps.
Il is said that for this reason Sec
retary Taft's report will ask Congress
to appropriate a substantial sum for
beginning the construction Of the United
States aerial fleet.
Major Russells interest is reflected
by the entire Signal Corps. who are
W. tchIng the development OF balloon
in6 with the greatest interest. IN speak-
ins of the matter Majo- Rssseli said:
No Longer Experimental
''DlrigibIe balloons are no more in the
experimental stage. They are a prac-
tical necessity and Indispensable for the
army IN time of war. Recent demon
strafions given abroad have shown con-
clusiVely that balloons OF La Patrie
type. for instance. are Of great military
Captive balloons have proven valu-
able, and the balloons OF the ordinary
type stilI more 80, buc with the dlrlgi-
bles a new era IN aerial navigation has
begun, and the United States must nee
essariiy follow European comI etitors, or
De EeLls
'sAeroplanss may be said to be in an
experimental stage. but this Is not true
OF dirigibles. They are entirely practical
and their value from a military stand
point is 80 unquestiOned that Congress
VIII be asked 10 appropriate a special
fund for their construction
cignal Corps Interested.
Major Russell finds that much valua-
bic information has been gained by the
St Louis balloon carnival A proof of
the interest taken by the Signal Corps
is the fact that Captain Chandler has
been ordered 10 attend the exhibition OF
the Aero Club, in New York, TO gain
what further Information ne can. The
Government has the aluminium sur
face hydrogen balloon recently pur-
chased from Louis GODDARD on exhibition
there.
This balloon Is OF 1900 cubic feet ca
pacity, and IL Is believed that its cover
ing OF aluminium prevents any micro
scopic holes from affecting its flight.
and also prevents a change Of tempera-
ture, the aluminium acting as a sun re-
fectOT. It can accommodate two men
with a small amount Of ballast, and will
be ready for service as soon as the n.y.
dTOgen plant at omaha Is ready.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
KAISER HONORS CARUSO
WITH CROSS OF CROWN

BERLIN. Oct 26.-The Kaiser sum
mOned Caruso TO the royal box after
last nights performance of Aida" and
OF Prussia.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
UNDERTAKERS.
J. WILLIAM LEE.

UNDERTAKES AND LIVERY
eSa Pa. Ave. n. W., Washington, D. C
Telephone Main 1855
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Has Been Used Eight Times.

Eight times in the financial history
Of New York this method Of aiding the
tGnking institutions was resorted 70.
The limitations Of issue and maximum
issues with interest and time drawn
follow.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26

ORIENTAL PHILoSoPHY-Orienta Esoteric
Center, l4fS st. Lecture Sunday evening,
G:l5. The Lamp OF Truth" Wednesday
Development Of the VIII Study class every
Thursday evening at 8. Man and His
Bodies" Library. Strangers welcomed. 1t
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATES TO
RELIEVE TENSION
Association Meets to
Consider AdyiSability
of Such Procedure.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-The New York
Clearing House Association met at II
o'clock this morning 10 consider the
question of issuing clearinghouse GER
tificates. These certificates will be used
the same as money in transactions be-
tween the banks, thus leaving actual
cash for the transactions between the
banks and the public. The issuance OF
these certificates was opposed by the
National City Bank and by the Chase
National Bank. ]. p Morgan insisted
on their use. The general stock market
was steady, all transactions being for
cash.
The adoption Of such measures do not
imply that the banks are in distress.
but that mere currency is needed than
is Immediately available. 1t is an
effective precaution against the exhaus-
ton of cash supplies in the financial
institutions.
The New York Clearing House Asso-
citation has issued clearinghouse Certifi-
Gates in every great financial disturb
ance since the disturbance Of 1857. They
we're 1rst Issued 10 meet the emergency
created In 1860 resulting from the open
ing Of the civil war.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26

THEosoPHY- City Branch. Inau-
gural exercises at PythIan Temple. 1012 9Th
ST NV, Sunday at D. m. Address by
President r. L. Jerch and others. Music
and recitations. Lectures Will be held every
Sunday evening at Pythian Temple second
floor. Everybody welcome. 1t
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Between Banks and Clearing Houses.

Certificates pass current only between
members Of the clearing house and
any bank taking these certificates, upon
hypothecatiOn OF its securities and
commercial paper. may pay debit Dal-
ances at the clearing house with these
certificates.
During the period that these Certi-
fiCates are outstanding the banks do
not make any statement of their COLI
dition, other than when forced 70 do so
in response TO calls by the Comptroller
Of the Currency or by the State auditor,
when banks are State institutions. Dur
ing the certificate period, clearing house
banks may pay their depOsitOrs in kind
that is. each for cash and credit
for credit deposited.
New York bore the burden Of the
whole country in 1893, the last time cef-
tificates were issued
The Washington times., 1907-10-26

UNIVERSALIST- OF Our Father
18th and L SITS. NV. Rev. John Van Schaick
JT., pastor. IL a. m. morning service. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject. True and
False Patriotism S;45 a. m. Sunday school
p. m. Y. P Q. Z Il
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Church Notices.

UNITARIAN-Au Souls Church, cor. 18Th
and L Ets. Ulysses G. b. Pierce minister
9;l5 a. m. Sunday school and class for the
comparative study Of religion: 10 a. m
unity study class II a. m. morning service,
sermon by the minister; 7:SO D. m, Young
Peoples Religious Union II
The Washington times., 1907-10-26

Have your furnace and stove work don,
by SIMMS, Is4I Tth NV North 1925 K
orT-2nf
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Special Notices.


/. DANGELO, extra fine Shoemaker
and repairer. Prices moderate If YOU
want good work. this IS the place. l403
7 street northwest ocz5-st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
TO LAY. OUT
DEFENsES

nrig. Gen. Arthur Murray, I'D
o. artillery Of the United ssaia
army. and Commander Spencer !
Wood. Of the United States nsW
arrived IN the city last Night art
are az the Savoy. Their 1lssior
is 10 lay ont the socaiied SEA g
tense areas Of Puget sound similar
10 those Of the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

la me darkness no engineer could
have told ai q fiance that the rails
were unsupported. esd that instant
death awaited him and every one ~
The sleeping passengers in his keep.
Ing
The woman knew this, and fof q
moment she stood pawlyEed with
che thought Then she reused her
self 90 actlon.
A bonfire That was the thing A
bonfire bnlif hquarely across the
track 20 warn the unsuapecting en-.
gineer'
with her hands and her apron
hhn carried dried sticks and pieces
az uudefbfueh Several times she
ava uhia. hdrryine bfeathicasly
about her task. sad piled them all
mpoa the track on the west slide
~ fhc ravine
Then she knott down b. the
track % lirht the pile
She had $50 mafcheBl
Rising she ran HE the wind
Catering hoF humble tent che
reached IN tho darkness for the
matches they Were not hard GO
frd "a that small placc-aud SOUR
RED bach % the bridge
m an instant the pale was blas-
INK
Down the tracks came the Call.
fosnla Limited. laundering along az
So miles an hour.
sun. sin IL came and By the
side az the tracks stood the au1-
ious woman. trembling with fear
The whistle screamed through
thc darkness and echoed and re.
echoed frua the hills.
Around the bend spcedgd the
train. and ln an instant ihe head
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0PP0SITI0R is NOT FOR THE PUBLIC
GOOD, SAYS THOMSON

this afternoon 20 look over the
ground
The engineers department did
not lay ont THIS route as the onfy
one. continued Mt Thomson "but
IT did map Ii out as the best route
that could be had 60 serve the
interests that viii patroni1e the
road
Mr. Thomson pointed out the
fact that the only other water lcvel
route would tie on the east side
OF the lake. which would have 90
De skirtod az an expense 90
mile or more travel.
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light beamed fun into he fkes 4
the hornfied woman.
Would II never stopf
inHtinctiyely she uttered a ery ;.
Joy. FOR the engineer was slowlrs
down. lie had seen the LIMIT IA
bad recognized her signal 81 dan.
sYef'
IN another moment be had ssop.
ped the train within 50 feet d he
chagm which Vas Threatening ID
eugulf him. and 20 lives sers
saved
The train crew aad passengers
aNarmed down The track and sur.
rounded The trembling woman, now
almost hysiSricai with ~.
ID Q few words che told her
story One thankful man vent
down into his pocket. Others iol
lowed bis example lmDulsiyely. he
woman held out her apron and
into q She excited passengers gosr
"a bills ard coin. and while he
train stood etli IN the night walf
inR for relief she FASTENED back .
her humble canvas covered hone
She awakened her husband aud
they counted the money. Thsm
was $500.
TITS a good thing you guf a.
said the husband. as be gsred ~
the tempting store
Then Mrs Minnie fioHideslsA.
heroine. laid down UPON her hunf
bic couch and went to sleep
Among the z5e passenenn "a
the train was VIM. Allen White tks
celebrated Kansas editor. He Ert
others are preparing q petition al
ing the Santa re 90 reward Ma
Houdesheil officially and snksixs'
TALLY for her bravery.
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THE people who are opposing
the boulevard through Woodland
uarR by way Of Stone av. are not
doing &c for the public good. said
city Engineer Il n Thomson this
morning. In addressing the board
~ public works They are iighl.
ing the extension FOR private. com.
mcrcial reasons"
Superintendent H. y YoungH. Of
the light and water department
echoed ihe same sentiment while
Mayor Moore refused 90 commit
himself before his trip to the park
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KANSAS CITY. Aus. 27-secre-
tary Taft made no set speeches to
day en- route from Springfield 20
this city and for the most part
spent his time ia the special car
provided for him He will resume
his journey tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
RULES TO GOVERN
EXHIBIT

The executive COMMITTEES q y
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposlla'
s. session yesterday afternooa' Iass
ed rules and regulations kosss1
ing the exhibits az the ekposinoA
Applications Tor exhibit siac
win not be received until afieF AZ
nary !. 1899. and At that time Sac
viii 81 allotted according 70 us
order in which The applications 4, A,
received. A complete iaie SO s
for space has now been oofnp.e, w.
and this with the rules IN de'Al
NAV be had on application q w
A..Y.-p. headquarters,
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Especial Correspondence to The
starr

Especial Correspondence to The
starr
IA PLATA. no. Aug 81 This 10
a little utory Of the lofty hcroiam Of
"a humble woman heroism which
was rewarded on the spot IN cold
cash.
Il was 30 o'clock IN the morn.
iuE. and Mm Minnie iioudeshell.
wife " a section hand on the Santa
y railroad near here. was asleep Ia
the tent Ia which ahe and her bus
band lived alongside ~ the track
Suddenly she heard a loud crash
Awakening wiih q start she called
her husband
TITS nothing ho said sleepily
aud turned away
fiut the woman knew better
Something told her 80. and she
could not sleep go She gct up and
looked az the clock
She kne& that the California
limited. tho fastest train on che
Santa &c. wan due in q iow min.
utea 90 ita WAy 90 Chieagn
A terrible Thought entered the
Womans mind That cfash' What
cunid li have bcenT Suppose % was
the bridget
Hundreds q lives. she know.
would 30 imreriied. n not lost.
should there be single flaw To That
structure
scauuiy atiifed. she rushed out
Into the might and hurried 20 she
bridge. which crosses a side "a.
vine
Il Was just a. she had feared
The went stone abulmeus bad crmm
biaa and fallen into the ravine Tho
steel EirdegH and The frame work
supporting the track bad sagscd.
hht the rails atiii stretched % feet
ncfnsn ihe terrifying chuam Il was
80 feet 10 The hoiium'
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WANT ROOSEVELT
TO INTERVENE

vene and settled the telcgraphers
strike. The petition declares that
the telcegaphers' service has par
alyzod the country. Il IS impcra.
tive that there be a settlement.
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WILL PROSECUTE
GREAT NORTHERN

Attorney General } y Atkinson
yesterday filed information IN the
superior court AGAINST che Great
Northern railroad Tor violating the
laws prohibiting tho employ mcut
of any person on a railroad more
than iG hours continuously This
b. the first prosecution under tbs
ncw Law passed ~ the request 81
lhr Tralnmen'a union.
soap Lake salvc relieves Ecze
ma sss.
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NlAH A NhNtN NAtiM
In the Slmuus Yakima valley all ruiS
AWAITED Nsatsd and planted ~ orchard
feared Tor az logs a. You Ike without
any expense until Nuu take chafNel !
monthlV payments hiaheHt proof that
Tho land u the richest in the world N
NNu prefer yen may pay hY the year
neat marty leaves soon Tor North Yakima
railroad fave refunded 60 an purchasers
Send in syHs name and address ~ 0nee
90 secure reservation
calhoun. nnNNY q mwtN0. INC
aet ALASKA itOllainH Seattle II
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10y United Prsss.)

CHICAGO. Aug. s7A petition
ls being circulated AZ the board Of
trade and amene the brokers today
asking Presldcn, Roosevelt to IN.
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OVERNIGHT
ENTRIES

Following arC tho overnight on.
tries for Wedseaday'a races at The
Meadows;
First race. five and a half fur
hmm milling A Nnur- nlnA
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GOT TWO
al TUX UNI
sAv9go aio SUM AND WENT
HOME HAPPY

An Incident That Occurred a. Re.
fnevai Plano Sale o. Pioneer Pt
BRO House. Prices IN Some IN.
btAncss Actually Gu, In Two. a
pare Chance 20 Get a player Or
Pshysr Plano.
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TO FUMlGATE
TEAMSRlP

According 20 u. Mckenzie gen
cral manager OF the Pacific Coast
steamship company. the steamer
President will be thoroughly fumt
gated when she arrives az Port
Townsend tomorrow. This is in
pursuance OF the orders from Wash.
iuglon, ID. G., to the health offices
ON the coast. that vessels coming
out OF san Francisco, whore the
huhonic plague ~ now claiming
victims. be- Clcnnsed by fumigation
before entering other ports.
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT


GREEN LAKE HEarWNufU ADDITION
TIE ataifinH ~ fminlnH Wu patks $50
reservoirs Price ffft fn sees only tn
psf cent rash sra fio ser nnnfh
lf Fftafi Gee aHHn fahaa t.fogn.
uHaefn hHnse iust nrishrf lot tatlfs
fire EafAHa. fnmrfrfr basement mhHH
fHF a year. 3 tiHrts Wea1isnd Fafk aHH
Schools flna ffrH ~ tata Cali GfNa
Frnmnnt ave rhane NHffh 1919 al
o. t0o itse dnwN. haiaucs 90 ssit. Sea
100. g rHfnNr FeaW fNff#rH5 NiuWH
nnnFH berries 81 NtHsk ~ ear taNr ENnHa
isnd park cat fief Ffsmonf asr
phnna Naffb ilag tf
tfaam rrffHEa piaafsrra gtafehss
flnftfir fights tnfatao Fiau ~ Sound
lots ~ fnnm Tor another rHffaHn and
garden. ~ VIII haNH 90 ~ anid fhIa
week Near woodland rarh N,ffa
1859 down. bet tn suii H8N sfnH Ffa.
mont ave Prone North iit1 az
BALLARD DISTRICT.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


assss-aaaa=s-assasasssss
Adf1lufnH TWO parks. tote tlss 60
ffsa ttaa viaN ~ iahes sra mauntafrs
NMENM LAKE HEHEHNuiN ADDITION
Fss tote s8id be 30 dare tt hfuFaa
huilt ant eaefai mere HHirf ennaffar
ftnn Wifff tt 10 she hrrf addition
EkEN plated be- she rifF uuita AVS
lots in faans uFefiaHAtHH fsHhe #HshfnE
tHn ana thn muHNfatNH PES lffW NaNs
Prices ONLY tlta fn gtrR 20 pef cent
cash aHA $50 pee mQufh. Nfesu f.aaa
cat tn MfaaniakH FtafiHH
NHrEitHA AZ bond REALTY
COMPANY
faf r4ensef uiA 3aig itae ina cess
uE MtHF
Oct iu aHd hu3 a. hafHs before the faii
ftsa ans fuah.
MARTYR Ross
EfNt q IniuH sf
rhnnrs ~ fHFf Vast ftfi
FNN HAAE NG NM&Nn
Maautttut HiattsHn tfuHfH house. every
snHfsntfnfe tfia NsYanra toalstafd
d lasr o. IniFeFafff
JOHN nEtSMurn tialidsr
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TO The star-Main 1885, Ina
iiaa The star will cali ana cei'
isst the bill and viii seud 20
ytl the answ 20 youD al
"a addressed are THE star
RATES ron NstFfEn
AfNNHmTtNENt3N Aheln
MaClea, Lose ard NeuoN Toe
REAL Eer sale, ste.A one teat
a Mord.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
~ NERDS thrse timss teE -
Gents
seven woras or fractions q
vance vance Whes Charged - se.
count actual number Of lines as
set will ba counted Minimum
hll Ter an "ad rs cents Nals
ave want "A Agency, y "
Nuncn. a3t ballard Az oet
citN NaN~
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Look!Look!Lookl

MoNrANA unioura ADDITION
Acres AVID Halt Acres Finest sell Lies
between Columbia and enc lake Some
fine Vows Take the old Nenten eaf
& So naseg Aye agd shaf' wellh
Alaska Building and uet 1erms
run THOMPSON COMPANY
SOS Alaska pidE -at.si
cu0aE HOME ntfEH
ttne quarter aefr ttaris from so 70 tsaa
the ltoi pnes as al plesfsi aua to- fruit
close 90 graded Hghaal sideNalkf in ani
water pipaa oa each WAei ~ water i
a u NiCHotA g vnlen MA lt
have acre tracts Within mla.
utes walk % ftatiuu street EfaHsn aud
sidewalks fn no aLgert assessments as
minutes tf'm fioueeF Square price
rheass Maln iatt lad ID fsli ~
FiNEAcNE ftACra nssf kdmonts
Hn Hseln road leRdfna go seattle ffuH3
ttso o. fiae per tfsgt fhis e cheap fef
value in che uekt ~ days The heat
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