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Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
CISNtY IN FOURTH
 CAMPBELL IN SECOND
There Was A Equal Division of Of- fices at Yesterdays City Selection.


 The honors of war were equally di- vided at the city election yesterday. Claude W. Cisney, republican. was re-
 elected to the council from the fourth ward, and Clinton Campbell. dem Ocrat, was elected from the second to sue ceed Shirley Christy. There was an interesting contest in each ward and in the fourth it became at times eX- citing. In the course of the day Sev- eral warrants were sworn out for the arrest of persons charged with illegal voting. In most cases suspicion was attracted to the persons for whom the warrants were issued by reason of re-
 ports that they had voted in other wards generally the third, at the pro hibition election last Saturday. Some of the, suspects had already been de-
 tained in the city jail on charges Of disOrderly conduct and in the other cases the persons arrested were re- leased on their own recognizancc. The majority of CisneY in the fourth was 59 He received IFS votes and his opponent, Eugene Jackson, 1l9.
 It was predicted days before the election that the result in the second would be close and it was so. The vote was much heavier than had been an ticipated in view of the fact that nei- ther of the candidates appeared to be taking great interest in the result. There were cast in this ward 579 votes of which Campbell received 197 and Dan McDernott, the republican candidate. 1SO. Two votes were cast for both candidates.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
FORMAL OPENING
 IN NEW QUARTERS
Of Arizona Club Attended by Large Representation of Society Circles.

The formal opening of the Arizona Club in the newly furnished club rooms in the Horner block took place last night. being a social function of more than usual interest About 250 people were present and the entire evening was made a most enjoyable occasion.
 The club rooms include spacious reading room to the right of the long hallway, a lounging room and four card rooms to the left, a buffet and ladies and gentlemen's dressing rooms and the west end of the hall opens up- on d large billiard room conveniently fitted up. These rooms are on the second floor. while on the third the club has the use of fine ball room, ante rooms and banquet room.
 The club rooms last night were ar tistically decorated with pepper boughs and with d profusion of roses. The dights were shaded in pink and green, and punch, lemonade and light refreshments were served during the evening. The receiving committee in- cluded the officers. directors and wives and the same committee was in charge of the decorations.
 The new quarters of the club pre- sented very rich and pleasing effects home both attractive and commod- ious for all it's purposes. Bridge whist. dancing and games were thu special features of entertainment. Tht music was furnished by the Besse or chestra.
 r Iraf of hn Nr general arrangements was Elias Dun levy: The officers of the club are Louis H. Chalmers, president: Franl
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
MISS YAW A GREAT ARTIST.

And her voice is like a melody that's sweetly played in tune." Any one who went to the Grand last night to hear vocal pyrotechnics which sim ply displayed the marvels of a voice, the only feature of which was top notes that had never before been reached by d vocalist, was agreeably surprised in the beautiful singing of Ellen Beach Yaw. In the first place, her charmingly personality wins the audience-so much actual pleasure does she seem to feel in her work. She sings with a breath of tone unusual in a lyric soprano, her middle and lower registers having all the warmth and fullness of a -meZzO, the upper register being of a pure soprano quality with out a suggestion of thinness, the very highest notes being like the tones of a flute. In coloratura work she cannot be excelled. the smoothness of her runs in which every note is distinct, and the legitimate trills which are not merely shakes. are marvels of execution. The dramatic ability of Miss Yaw was ap- parent ia-her work. her facial expres- sion adding much to the interpretation of her numbers.
 The company is well balanced and gives an entertainment worthy of a capacity house.-ROckford, H., Daily Register.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

Look for DeMund Lumber company's advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
FLOWERS FOR DECORATION DAY

Carnations $15o hundred $75O thousand. Gala Lilies, 5Gc per doz $500 per 100. Roses, oOc-75c per doZ Marguerftes, $1.00 per 100. Asparagus sprays, $100 loo. Asparagus Plunosus strings. it., soc each. Asparagus Spengui sprays $100 per 100 Fresh Flowers packed in light Pase.oard boxes. Cash with order. or will be shipped c O. D
 ARMAcosT NURSERIES, OCEAN PARK. GAL.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

Electric lights. telephone, delivery service for the new summer colony
 Wm. P. Crump Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona oranges, S2-5O.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

P Trott vice president; S. Oberfelder, treasurer: J. w. Crenshaw. secretary; directors. L. H. Chalmers. F. P. Trott. Harry Kennedy s. l.. Easterling, Ned Creighton. Frank Cox and Thomas Prescott
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
kneipp Sanitarium

2456-b( 1st St, San Diego, Calif.
 We cure all diseases without drugs or operation. Booklet giving information can be had at offices of this paper or by writing to NJ. A. lesen, Mgr, Kncipp Sanitarium, San Diego, CaIif.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

ARMAcosT NURSERIES, OCEAN PARK. GAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
GIRL Is DEAD
DRUNK
PROMINENT YOUNG WOMAN
AND DANIEL PHILLIPS Ar.
RESTED At WARRINGTON
PARK.

Daniel Phillips an accountant
employed b. the Kilbounne A
Clark company. VIA arrested yes
trfaHy asternosR by Fatrolpaaao l..
Reynolds In Washington park M
TIE end of what the Patfolmm
terms a dfuRhsa eafstwsi
Phillips. who IL abesi 80 years
old WAS aaeem panied ~ a y0ssg
woman RssH ~ years ED. Nhs ie
said "a be the Slaughter - pfosas
iHsnt First hlll fanily.
The Eirl was helpleEsiy drunk,
aHa Phillips was ia n maudlin con.
dltlsh The pair arrived AZ the
park iR Ha automobile
Nhea the patrolnaD and hia pris
eHcrs arrived Bt the police station
Il was accessory % carry the Eifl
fron the automobile Co the rscciys
Tag cell
Her father. a Nellkuown buti.
haaa man ~ thia city. was notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
WARD IS
CHIEF

Capt IrvinE Ward. who has been
acting chief Of police since Charles
W. Wappenstsin resigned. March
10, last. was permanently made head
Of the department b. Mayor John
y Miller Saturday afternoon.
Despite predictions OF the past
months that other members OF the
police department and men outside
the force Were IN line for the po-
sition. II In said Mayor Miller never
considered any other man but Capt
Ward
4 shall try 10 make good. bat
must have the cooperation Of
every member Of the force" said
Chief Ward today 4 believe that
graft has been eliminated from the
police department and 30 long as
am police chief. there will be no
graft n | can prevent r ] live
on my salary and expect every
police officer TO - the same.
4 shall eliminate office politics.
and while ! have no objection 10
any police officer holding political
views shall not tolerate any of.
flee iobbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
ASPHALT PLANT

The board Of public works will
probably advertise for bids on the
installation OF 4 municipal asphalt
plant tomorrow THIS is the In.
formation which has been obtained
by the special committee. which
viii report the project favorably
AT the regular meeting Of the city
council tonight
The special committee held a
conference with City Engineer
Thomson today and went over the
progress made towards securing
the plant. The matter has been
In the city engineers hands since
the appropriation Of $4,000 was
made by the council many months
ago
According 20 the city engineer.
plans and specifications have been
completed ard the matter will be
brought up when the board meets
tomorrow. with a request that the
board issue call for bids
Under the plans adopted the as
phalt plant itself will cost approx.
imately $4,000 The remainder OF
the appropriation will be required
TO fully equip the department so
that the city can lay It's own as.
phalt pavement after the plant Is
once In working order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
IRATE B0lRDER
hit LAkDLkDv

Mrs. Annie Thomas. s209a s.nth
sy.. was struck on the mouth wien
she tried 10 maintain order smoze
her guests last Friday.
She had a CON plant made cut
against " Z. Gaitley today. chsfs.
iuK assault and battery. Gaifley
and bis wife room At her hosss
and have proved anything but 1
peaceable couple
Last Friday Ars. Galley came 10
her landlady and complained hat
her husband was abusing Der WITH
restored confidence she returned
10 her husband and said thA; Ms
Thomas had sent for the police.
This didn't seem 10 suit Mr. Gait
ley at ali. according TO Nm.
Thomas story. and 30 he came inso
her room and lift her on the mosih
She called 10 William Cooper Who
lives next door. and his appearances
caused a temporary truce.
War broke out again wken Mr..
Thomas came home. the irsis
Galley boxing him on the ears TO
square things. The next round vii
no doubt be called In police court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
JAPANESE CHURCH
WILL BE BUILT

A Japanese Methodist Episcopal
Institutional church. costing $40 600
viii be erected ut the corner Of
Spruce. between 18th and 18th SITS.
by the Evangelio NJ. r.. union Of
the city.
Final action on the matter was
taken az the meeting OF the Meth
odist CLERGY this morning at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms.
The building Is to contain 100
rooms. One floor will be given as
a woman's dormitory and the other
for the men. Semei Yoshioka. the
japanese NJ. T.. minister. win have
supervision Of tho work. and will
have his headquarters In the build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
THOUGHT MONEY
WAS HIS

4 thought ! was entitled 10 the
money as fees Of the offlee ,sId
DR. J. A Parry 10 the city assltlnx
committee today. Ia explaining liz
failure to deliver several eheess "a
the city treasurer which can. INTO
his possession while occupying the
office OF health officer
Three checks. covering l4gmenss
for milk and death certificates
which had been eashed BY p.
Parry. but OF which no account vas
found ia the city tressurefs h<oks
were turned over 20 the cfu a
fielalg last week
Today DIR. Parry appeared Il
the city hall and explained 10 he
committee that he had retained he
money himself under the belief thzs
he VAS entitled 10 such fees-
lie promised 20 give the ciiy .
check for the total amount a. soon
ms Corporation Counsel calhoHn
furnished the auditing committee q
written opinion ia effect that he
money was the property d tke
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
BIGFLOOD
INNORTH
FIFTEEN THousAEo scas.
ARE UNDER WATER nrn
BELLtao4EM.

BELLlN0HAM. June Zy,,,.
thousand acres of farm and nss,9la
land are oyerilOwed. crops ,e.,s
thousands Of dollars are ruluea -
several scores Of ranchers -
been driven 10 seek shelter on ~
highlands BY the flooding a -.
sumas prairie just across the ia
Ia British Columbia.
The flood il atlli rising ana -.
slightly higher lands on the A,ns-'
can side are now IN danger of 80
msfeion The water il higher 49,.
u has ever been since 1884 =, a.
time Of the flood that has ns,ss<
Into local history Ia the viclnlt9 -
SumsH '.
The extremely high water On N.
Fraser and Chillivaek rfvers h !.
sponnibie for the flood. The snax
NaH unusually heavy on the fe<s
bills last winter aud has melted "a,
this sumner. 20 that the rivefS ~.
oyerfloWed their low banks thro,sh
bumss prairie and changed The oass.
try into q huge shallow lake
The hay crop IN ruined ana ,hs
dairyinK business OF the section 4
az standstiil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
BURGLARS ROB
GROCERY stone

PryinR open a window with Z
Jimmy. burglars entered the hAFt.
ware and grocery store condue'ed
hy w. O. Cooper. at ies seth ~.
n. r.. late Last night and carried
away tools. implements and knives
valued al $50. Had not the eaT'
glars been frightened away ns
passerby. Cooper believes thef
would have looted the store Of ses.
ofal hundred dollars worm q
goods
Cooper says he reported The eai.
glary 20 the police. but they pA'a
little or no attention to the reiv1.
At the police station this molnaa-
no report OF the alleged onfkA'
was on file.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

by telephone and shs waa taken
home
Phillips was released on so bail
lie failed to pat ia an appearance
ia the police court this aOrniHE.
but WAS represented BY al ati0r
ncy.
Police Judge John Is Gordon an
nouuecd n fine ~ 80. bat stated
that N Phillips was In court be
would impose q heavier fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
BAccALAUREA1E
is DELIVERED

The haccalaureate sermon o. ny
graduating class Of the Seattle h's1
school was delivered last nisn. =
the Pilgrim Congregational ehe IT,
by Rev. Edward Lincoln Smlth. ins
subject of the sermon was. nva.
Power" Almost the entire ca
was present. besides many oil wv
parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
LOOKS LIKE BRYAN.


q LINCOLN. Ncb June Ia /,
4 Accounting 10 table complied 4
. b. " HrYhn'a Commoner. 4
. Bryan has $50 instructed 4
. votes Of the .00z IN the demo. I,
. cratic national convention In 4
. addition 10 these. according 10 4
. the Commoner table. he has 4
. 81 personally pledged "a him .
= nom states not Instructed or 4
. bound b. unit rule. making a .
= total OF 6e7. OF - more than .
. the necessary tWo.thirds re- .
. parea TO nominate. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
IRoQuoIs BROKE
PROPELLER

The steamship IroQuois, Of ny
Inland Navigation Co. broke = ~. 80
peller blade yesterday shorty IN
ieaying Vancouver and, as q re s.,..,
was delayed three hours N aIl .',l !
at Seattle. not docking here anu ~. /,
o'clock this morning. II Is 'n'"
that the blade struck a log.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
RESIDENTS
PROTEST

With petitions signed by 600
Waters And Mar Mardall. who IL
other petitions which had been cir.
culnted among the women only and
armed with four affidayitH testify.
INK that West Eeatfle's four water
front saloons we're operated In a
riotous and noisy manner. large
delegation OF West Seattle residents
appeared before the city council =
liquor license aud revenue commit.
tee this afternoon and protested
against the licenses for the saloons
in question being renewed.
Many Women Object.
The protesting delegation was
headed b. John Is shoretf. W. v.
men. all said 70 be voters. with
councilman from the 18th ward
There were Representatives from
Improvement clubs aud many wom.
en- IN attendance.
In urging their request the dele.
cation presented signed affidayitA
from Claud Grayson. Capt. J II
Pll,z. J. y Maddox and Mrs Rather
Inc lee.
Maddox. who II a patroiman at
West Seattle. testified that IL was
impossible 10 keep the operations
Of the saloons within reasonable
bounds. lie declared that 30 per
cent OF the trade came from the
other side Of the has and that a
large percentage Of the patrons
we're OF the class termed "unde-
airabieE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responHls
hility for eros Of any Kind
oeeaxring in telephoned advcr,
tisethenta,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
aseLP WANTED"
Ako AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

Ako AL SGASelf tto AVS
orr oesst q ~sord-MSnimpn
eiaaa,sD lee Necs esArpes 10
aeeossat srs Uid suoser Of lines
~ szt VIII se cauntes. saA
in,sl~ylaan MADE ter toe Fftee
~ tive ~hss sassh ~ pas All
cap. nnss2 OF fraction thereof.
vii ~ scuatsa az two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

AZ FHE UNITED STATES ctRCt.it
SQUAT ron KfkE Nh@lNfte -
TRlCr o. WASHINGTON, MONTH
us.tss ssalss o. km.riea. riatstIff -
geesas Eapard kdasass Defendant
NJ lt&A . -.
wHEREAs. ~ order asiy snssfss -. ~
ths atats entitled actiaa. TIE ehasf
sitaea. az trustee vas slrsetsf ~ -,
l.ots . AHd . nses AL. TERI $3.50
Addition 70 the ctt1 % sTettlet me 80
h r.. = = x, ne as az sssS ss, i.s; = 10,
pIssk ~. rsrrxa ssrend Aadifien -
Inc e4sy q SEATTLE let D hiesA ,.
ssEp,. ,s a., ,'s q s ssa -. Sc,
frrtvsftse fssl feet - the pefta eaif -
lea 4 Bloeh s - kinme4Fs sart.s
nssatsi Ataitiea - rs Stif = He@s $50.
.,xa.t 40 al Ter ssaied tlas Ter shs sa5.
ehAss 81 said pieces q gf9psfet
bia to b accompanied ~ eefes5sa
.meent ia aid checks - b frtuFusa
a eA.e said lids are not Accepted ths
sares=sfai Bidder in each case % -
tsn aays 70 skasins "a sss.iest ~ -, 80
forsy ssr cent ftsi aaditieaai q Re
psrxkas- pete. ta te paid up@n tns -
fseff % ths deed the e4ianSs % -
sss.s az as-a s5a e Bear interest ss ..ssn
per r~ui IL per annafa ana te Be -
sufsa ~ msftksss sn.a tas 1890.
al the apsien - fhs anderstsnsd snd
80 sNl~. io - senrawea ~ sid court
rffFREFpNE nnfi<s - hefsny giNss
that "a nanAay the g.na aar e Juns.
Ives. ~ ths hoar 81 eleven SO
IN TIE sffe~ e MeuFa- ttinssf =
case ~ tie ceiaan HalidlFz In ne
ctr % seattle. King gsuntN. Mashtnas
tea safh s~afed fics I'll - fegr}s~3
asa sssasd il the pFs.suss e ne I'D
dated at s~.su. ,si. .sh aay ef Iua..
JOHN a. McaHAw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Go See Them Today

The IS nattisships At the Bfcmerton
NaNr Yard. which - oniy S Hooks sast
Of NAVY YARD CRY where - are
ssiiinE tots - tte up Terms o. per
week frics Includes rtresf Grade. side
walks and Water Mains 10 Boats daily
go with us to the Navy Yard
nnENERToS DEVELOPMENT CO.
1908 American nank nldE It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Unobstructible View

f0atzs. near car and scheai West Ne.
attie tp-fuat street. with water iAta in
the alley n you iopt 81 this you'u
bur it Tor ttee Cssa which ts 20 per
cent under the real value
CENTURY REALTY CO,
ieis Alaska building lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

pAitARp AGENCY, ".
Mullen. aet Ballard ay,. ePp.
Cfy Hail. rhsne. Ballard s"e.
MAIN or FtCE sryeath ay4
bstN-eR Union aud University.
Phones. Man 1850; Ind. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
TO ADVERTISERS

Classification eaauaf be- ny'
en after l. O'Clock daily.
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Over $50 People

wrur auouspa YasrEapAY rorn HrEefAL eAua nnr
Ar urtiaurEu ouu HAt8
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spscIAl soTlcsa

n nansias guaranteed IN pflNsts
f~saus Iraf Stevens, ssste oftA
0 fnataH Lessons all tie tio@
Naaaats~ Temple tth sha ftsse
" tannlng ci4ssos rhafsdefs fftdsft
al s1sstsusf tsAasea Tres. L4-9A. Main W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
SITUATIONS wANrEpt

situations Wanted sdyor
tisemeus g5e FOR rs words, )
tunes Additional space, oe per
tatss
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$3.50, Only S25 Cash

a qaaFtsf asFs fire iaua unahstfuetsd
visw ~ Aaanh And mountains tee hturks
ffufn car hrlF Cd iHinuirt from Pioneer
H.saafF This inust be cold ~ once n
yes seat the cheapest home site In
seattle rhens Asiu sat OF Ess sfTt
evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
ron sALa-mIserlLAsaova

RAsH ANn DOOR nAHutIN8
f'ress Fansi arnfss antY 81 ~ fsf All
staek szsss ast iaFssf thsa e IA
e. q tHHHss
GLASS ~ cnEArEM
MtnAaes are iuasF 81 nftEs
Htstf sHudsas usW rftEe #l.traH " 81
#aEtn aIrfras Hftra ~ -
f'hln4 siasal sla.a deufs eats ~ 80
ssah naasfsds - airr~ssni stass "a
s,es. hans. 10 stsss az ass. fsasn
- 90
Pasture ntaalaiur r. p~f feet
cottage treat wtudaas eaiieu stsss
tssss 20 siass setss. uat - ta fansr
wfsaaw ff4snss Aaa asar frame.
ffesa sse aa. 40 TIED - eNhasNs AZ
Fna hafe - De = aHts ths nsfis We
hass eaf o~a faiii
cottage fFs#H daafs sta fsnrr ranst
aefk "a suaah hsiaa siass ~ e
auftiss iosss 81 ssHis standard -
- aaaf natfs zee gsr Far andirs
dasf tfssk sn1 kasasfs % Eal
dasirs nniY 81 - casa
naas and sats - Ssh afesiua tssa
aas faf ihs pfHes - go EiAss
asaa fes HftHs tests n : tifh - q
iassfafe and auafs EftH~s 90 huHdf~as
- aiffafsst hFsHries We haFs uAiF nes
rsirs - - ssii q aas aedr heias
fasnts assas snTu hsfs sars asiissff
b wtf.s.tANH co,
Its Western - asattis Va
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Poor Old National City!

Only - YESTERDAY Now OVER THREE
rouUriu or fnu oa lufa ans SOLD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
National City

ADDITION
rtst teNcn AwAfrtNu ffrn % F@e aoa
WHILE HAND PLAYED, ANn rANasA
CAMBRIA ricrrUg Att rita sNittNd HAcO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

1 an the rr1an neass HspalfsHa n AT
fts brknehss rubbsr weather ssfirpteEs
% aoars Randall I am CaFp@ntsr I'll
Ballard Esks steaa sslea 20 Olympia an
steamer Yosemite 1ans - uead missile
snd d4nnfnn Essfy taay CONE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Did You Know It?

me GOVERNMENT 10 20 spend ever
rfsrrn MILLION ppt.t,AHa aniy rive
itfarks ffam NAVY rAun CRY whsss
yes rsn has lets with Wee u the IN
TfHE H. and &aFF Yard ~ fta w
rsssuR 81 rsr aesk This ts the ONLY
Watsf Fsaht Properly NEkH he NesY
rafa that can Be ukn 81 Any Price
Ace she Aeusts
uHEMunToN nENHf4npgENr co.
ICES America naha nlaa Ills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
National City

reNbl @tAss.
osnHai saetaL aamsns diseases ~
iuhn naniAn# bltsi nids fnd snH wac
STORAGE.
Nuaua NFaasfsf AHNiaa 4 storage "a
fieA FIRST - 20 80 HsraaA ~ e FhaHas
hata 80 ~ $50 lad t1ss nf sks "A
rTPEWHiTERs
Nee anf ssfara hsna HgrFHfEasfs 81
up TfpsNfitrFs FsHfssa TIE NasisA
fFrsaier bfNsafttsf co EHf ftrst sr
IRRIGATED LANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Selling SO Fast?

nrcAuo may SO se.trirrLis SITUATED
THAT NATURAL rAok ONLY 0tathnsa
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MUST HkNE MONEY.
10 American Hank Hldg
one f-room house. full siEed Tot good
location.
One f-room modern house. graded
street. sewer. sidewalks. rear car line
What Nill pau FiyeE owner must have
money Terms
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5-Acre Tracts

5-Acre Tracts
.u SeT ,s. = -. ,.. 80. Sc - sssa, gss
best q .ofL s..Y sissrsd. cheap
NAVY YARD lam CO.
hassmsat Mstaai tsifs mids --isstt
TIE MAS on WOMAN WITH ONLY
A FEW uuLf.khH 20 spare ntll a. eel
70 SCI W ne~ - fAi.uEaE rAIts fhs
hia waterfall Irrigated irasts ana
rheAt fields. ~ mean rapid dsxeiupfnsnt
90 ~ ten US gssfiss III - made
month foF tots us~ can feF saap snd
cireuisr
rHE rAinraE inniaArIoS
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depot. stores posiuffice aana - honi 80
several mile Trisss fsst. isfe ana tsfs
per tract Easy fefuiH
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sia-sae.sai Alaska building
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Five Acres
Nssr FauutisruY car grand view. the
best tuY fer the monsy anywhere o. see
nsnts Huf this nov and double foar
money In year
CENTURY REALTY co.
iets Alaska Hulidins --tasiE
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nssr Lake Washington part bottom land
haiHnee good upland. ali nearly level
fine creek threugh pisee. small house
close 10 nsiFhhefs aud GOOD school
1snsf n.eas money Price far a few
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ONE HALF ACRE TRACTS
itte for : acre about ta uliuutes walk
70 car Land cleared school. stores.
sidewalk $50 cash. balance $40 ser
month
WINsHfp BROS.
400 tuifnAu nldE
CHEAP CHICKEN ranchg Groom
house. 40 lsyias hens, COWS large
piece iand close in only tegb. on easy
terms ess G - Hiiisas's satssinsn. In