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The Washington times., 1909-07-16
Mrs. Parker Declares She
Will Tell Some Inter-
eSting Facts.
STARTLING EVIDENCE
is WELL WORKED UP
Mother Of Dead Lieutenant Will
Take Principal Part in Hear
ing at Annapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 10.
-"lf | am called as a witness in the
second investigation Of the death Of
my brother, Lieutenant Sutton, |
will willingly 60 upon the stand and
tell all | know-and / know enough
to fill a good book"
Mrs. Rose Sutton Parker, sister of
the young marine officer who came
to his death under peculiar ciTcum-
stances at Annapolis two years ago,
and who was later declared to be a
suicide, made this statement today
prior to her departure for the East,
where she viii assist her mother in
clearing the name of Lieut.. James
n. Sutton.
Unaided, Mrs. Parker and her mother,
Mrs. James y. Sutton, who is now in
Washington, have worked up startling
new evidence concerning the manner in
which young Sutton met his death at
midnight upon the campus. 1t was
deemed Of sufficient Importance by the
Navy Department 10 justify a rehear-
ing
Mother and daughter, however, are
inclined TO disagree upon the manner in
which Lieutenant Sutton came to his
death The mother believes her son was
murdered. Mrs. Parker believes that
those With whom Sutton was lighting
merely intended 10 give him an un-
merciful beating.
The awful results were not premedi-
tated. said Mrs Parker. Surely they
Cid not intend TO Kill my brother out
right.
Simply Want Justice.
Y am heartily sorry for the student
officers implicated IN the events sur
rounding his death. There is no malice
IN my heart We want justice done and
We want Jimmie's name cleared Of the
odium Of suicide, that is ALL
Mrs. Parker says that she urged heE
brother 10 enter The navy The fathe-
and mother had a different career map.
ped out for him For this reason, there
fore. she is doubly interested in the
tragedy
Mrs. Parker, who starts East tonight
intends 20 be present at tie inquiry
The mother, however, will take the
principal part in the hearing for she has
been the most lacessant in her labors
10 obtain a rehearing.
She left Portland, Ore, the family
home, in September last, and has waged
the fight IN Washington and Annapolis
every day since.
Mrs Parkef today expressed the fear
that after the second Tenearing Is con-
.cluded that. regardless Of the result
her mother will sUfIer a physical break
down. The mother has occ0me abso-
lutely absorbed in the fgnt.
Have Sensational Facts.
THAT the .wo, mother and daughter
are ID possession Of sensational new
evidence is admitted. The public can
rot appreciate in advance. II IS said
the discoveries Of the twenty months
battle 10 clear Lieutenant Sutton s
rsme OF the stigma OF ssif-murder.
Mrs. Parker viii reach ths East IN
time 10 attend the opening session ol
the Investigating board al Annapolis
Monday. She probably VIII stop IN
Washington with ner mOJuer at tbs
Burlington apartments The journey
East is made on the Geographic requesl
OF Mrs. sutton
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SUCCESSOR TO SHAH
WORRIES DIPLOMATS

VIENNA. July $50 certain are dip
lomats here that the present Shah of
Persia will be deposed by the war
ring nationalists and rebels that they
are already figuring on his successor.
Messages from Teheran declare that
there is no chance for the monarch 10
retain his throne.
In that event, II is believed certain
that his brother Zlll Es Sultan. who Is
now a resident OF Vienna, will be Rus
sias choice for the throne. or at least,
will be made regent during the minority
OF little Prince Mohammed ALI who viii
eventually ascend 10 the throne.
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BENJAMIN wOoG,
Washington Man, Well Known as Rough Rider and
Marine Corps Officer. Passes Away-Family
Is WeaIthy-Funera to Be Held Here

Word was received in Washington tc-
day of the death in q hospital in At
lantic City Of Benjamin Woog, former
member Of The Rough Riders and lieu
tenant in the Mariue Corps, VINO was in
jured in an automobile accident near the
New Jersey resort on July 1, while nc
toring from New York with party Of
friends.
At the time Of the accident, Woog was
travelling at the rate Of fifty miles an
hour in his big touring car when the
machine smashed into a clump Of pine
trees at Deadman's curve in the village
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e. WItnesses CaIled.

ANNAPOLIS. July I6.-The thorough
ness with which the Government viii
conduct the inquiry into the death Of
Lieutenant OF Marines Sutton was in
dicated today when orders were issued
10 several officers and men connected
with the service and on duty the night
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By JAMES HAY, Jr.

With emphasis that dramatic by It's very frank
ness the President today refused to grant the request of
fifteen members of the House of Representatives that he
cease his fight to secure free materials for the people
Of this country in the pending tariff bill
1t was scene that in interest and significance sur
passed anything which has yet occurred in the many bat
ties that have been fought while the bill has been in
progress.
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Photo By Bachrack.

OF smithsviHe. where the valet OF Lewis
Lewisohn was killed a few months ago
Mr. Woog was son of z. 8. Woog.
OF 400 T street northwest, and was we'll
known in the Capital
Although the most skilled surgeons IN
Philadelphia we're in constant attend
ance AZ the bedside OF The injured man,
his injuries, a fracture Of the skull near
the base OF the jrain. prOvsd fatal tn s
mornin-.
His + ther and mother and one sister,
Continued on Third Page)
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WEATHER REPORT.

The northwestern storm area moved to
eastern Ontario from Lake Superior in
the last twenty-fOur hours. and IL has
caused local rains in the Lake region,
the Ohio valley. and at scattered points
In New England and the middle At
lantic States
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast Will be light 10 moderate south
west 10 west
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INVESTIGATES ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Rigid
official investigation of the cause or
causes which resulted in the collapse
of the United Gas Improvement Com
pany's building yesterday afternoon.
in which six persons were killed and
twenty-three Injured. was begun to-
day by the coroner.
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CRUSHES ALL ARGUMENTS BROUGHT UP
Gives Callers to Understand That He Is For Free
Raw Material and Expects to Get It--Shows
Absolute independence
PREDICTION OF THE TIMES VERIFIED

On the afternoon of Tuesday June The Times article signed
Hay, published that the
pending
conform promises general
The President his members of the House today
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Takes Refuge in Legation
When Troops Enter
y City.
PROTECTION
is NOW GOSSIPED
Real Power in Persia in Future
Will Be Vested in
Russia.

TEHERAN. Persia, July 16.-The shah
has taken refuge in the Russian lega-
tiOn. The terms Of the surrender Of
Liakhon and his Cossacks. are now be-
ing negotiated. The Nationalists, after
capturing the two south gates which
the Shah's troops held on the outskirts
are now in full possession.
The offer Of LakhOn to surrender
under suitable terms was made after
the Cossacks had repulsed an attack
on the central square barricade, early
today. but had suffered heavy lossts
in the effort
The NauOnalists came within ten feet
OF the intrenchments in their attack,
and only a vigorous cannonading clear
ed the streets in front Of the barri-
cade. It is thought that the ammuni-
ton Of the Cossacks behind the bar
ricade, is running low, and that this is
the reason Liakhon Is willing to con
slider terms.
Russians Active.
The Russian legation aad its attaches
have been most active in the Shah s
affairs since il vas discovered that
Liakheff could not hold out, and il is
generally believed tnat the SEah has
accepted the Russian protection and
will be hurried ecross the frontier as
soon as a Russian force can be brought
here TO escort MIN to Russian territory
General Snarskys commanding the
Russian army corps now at Kasvin,
Ostensibly in Persia to protect Russian
interests, has been ordered TO Teheran
at once, and II is generally believed
among the foreign residents OF the city
that when Snarsky arrives he will be
the real ruler of Persia. Some figure
head Shah may yet be chosen, but the
real power will be the Russian army.
Arranging Terms.
Both the British and Russian diplo-
matte representatives have joined with
Liskhon in a. endesvor TO arrange the
terms OF his surrender. The failure OF
the negotiations with the rebels yester-
day which contemplated the cessation
Of hosIilities has given ground for doubt
that the present conference will result
in LiakhoT's surrender.
Although only about 800 men have
been killed in the Engagements between
the rebels and the loyalistS, the list Of
fatalities is growing every hour. The
rebels In their earnest endeaVOr 10 sup
press iawlessness throughout the city
are shooting down without mercy the
criminals and outlaws who have taken
advantage OF the rebellion 10 loot the
houses and misTeat the inhabitants
Several hundred Of the looters have
already been shot.
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Niaqara Falls Snecial Fxcur.

Niagara Falls Special Excursions
July Is. August II. 25, September s, %,
October 6. via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Only SI1.00 round trip from Washington.
tickets good TO return within fifteen
days Special through train of parlor
cars dining car and coaches leaves
Washington at s:05 a. m. on dates OF
excursions. .-AdVt.
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CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, July To-
Both Of the rivers are clear today.
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sI.as to Baltimore and Return,

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night. All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited. "-AdYt-
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FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Partly cloudy and somewhat cooler
tonight Saturday fair; light TO mod
crate westerly winds.
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rEATPER ATIrRE
sun TABLE


Today-High tide 7.05 a. m. and 7:44
.. m. Low tide, 90 a. m. and 1;5O p. m
TomoTrOW-High tide. 1855 a. m. and
$50 p. n. Low tide, 1.57 a. m. and 2:57
,. n.
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COLORED TEACHERS
MUST CEASE STRIFE
School Board Threatens
Wholesale DismiSsals If
Disorder Continues.

Teachers in the Il Street High School
and the Armstrong Manual Training
School Will be on their EoOd behavior
next year. for d return TO the former
conditions. which have created much
trouble for the school board in the past.
will be met with d dismissal Of the Of
Tending teachers.
The school board last night took the
initiative IN reducing one principal and
making wholesale oranges IN the per
sonnel Of the teaching force Of these
schools
This action was taken after Assistant
superintendent Roscoe c. Bruce had
been exonerated from the charges which
had been preferred against him by var
ious coIOred societies of the city, alleg-
ing favoritism for the Armstrong School
and its teachers.
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Ignore Charges.

The school board paid no attention 20
these charges against Bruce They
listened to the reading OF an opinion
prepared by Attorney F. Sprigg Perry
in which he declared that the charges
had not the approval OF Superintendent
stuart and the board was at liberty to
disregard them If they saw fit This
opinion met the unanimous approval Of
the board.
decided shake-up in the M Street school,
reducing some teachers and transferring
others and warning all to be good in the
future or get out. Principal W, 4. s.
Jackson was reduced from principal TO
teacher OF mathematics; and Z. c VIII
liams was appointed in his place. NJ NJ
Morton, teacher of chemistry, Miss O.
CONTINUED on Page S5-sen)
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Continued on Page S5@=sen.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
POOLROOMS MENACE TO
SCHOOL BOYS MORALS

complaining that the pool rooms
adjacent 10 school buildings offer q
strong temptation for the students
70 atari gambling. members o. the
board q education and the truAnt
officers yesterday appeared before
the city councils license and revenue
committee and ASKED that such
places be prohibited In the vicinity
Of schools.
Il was urged that many youths In
order 10 play the game claim 90 be
over the age limit and that the
betting Il usually carried on an
known 70 the proprletoTn Mayor
Miller said he would gladly fevcr
any legislation tending TO abolish
tha evil practice.
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HEIR To MILLIONS
ADJUDCED INSANE

CHICAGO, March 3o.--ster-
bart L. Swift. helr 10 the mil.
Ilons left BY 6ustssus Swift.
founder Of the vast packing
housc bearing that name. 10 re-
ported 20 be hopslessly Insane.
Although he has been an inmate
cf 4 sanItArium At KenlIworth since
March !. the fact that he has been
ndtndged insane by a committee Of
physicians did not become known
o. the public until today
Louis v. Swift told the county
court. when the order sending Her.
bert Swift so the sanltartum was
issued. that the latter had recently
attempted 70 harm every member
Of his family. Herbert Swift. who
Il 80 years old. has an annuity Of
$4,000 and fourteen years hence
will receive 81 .0a0. 900.
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KISS CAUSES
Death

CUMBERLAND. Md. March 40
Havine become affected from a kiss
bestowed BY request OF patient dy-
Ing ~ bleed poisoning. Miss Marion
c Spler. a trained nurse. died Last
night, Miss Spler attended Mrs.
Virginia CAllAn CArder wife 81 DIR.
George l. CaFder. prominent So
ciesy weman. at the Allegiance hos
pitAl and displayed such = lcvaele
disposition toward the sick women
that the latter asked the nursc to
Hiss her as she was dying The
request was granted and In a few
Gays Miss Spier was stricken with
the same malady.
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FINDS WIFE DEAD
WHEN DRIVE ENDS

Theodore Maynard. wealthy
farmer living six miles northeast OF
Beilingham. drove into town with
HIS wife and as he attempted 70
help her out Of the carriage. found
he had been riding with dead
woman. She died some time dur
ing the drive. The husband OK
planned that shortly after leaving
home she had swayed In the seat
and be put his arm around her,
keeping II there until be reached
the city.
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ExPLODES; s DEAD

fEfF United FfFaa-F
CHILLICOTHE. Ohio. March 90
~ dynamite explosion today In an
excavation. where laborers were
building a euiyert across Indian
creek. near here. Killed eight men
and injured several others. includ-
ing one or two bystanderz. Sew
eral Of those who are hurt are so
body mangled that they are not
expected To live.
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JAPANESE SQUADRON
HAS REPORTED

HONOLULU. March so.--The
wireless station hsrs announced that
u has established communication
with the japanese cruisers Also and
Hoyo. Of the training squadron dis
patched BY ere Japanese on a prac-
tfce crulse to the Pacific coast The
squadron r. due TO arrive here
Thursday morning
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EARTHQUAKE
in SPAIN

MADRID. March S0--An earth.
quake about three seconds In dara
tion has occurred AZ Gambia, Nalen'
ella and other towns nearby. There
were no casualties and little dam.
age Was reported.
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PLAY is POSTPONED

Because ~ the death o. Governor
n q Cosgrove. the sophomore play,
Much Ado About Nothing," which
was 70 have been given by university
eiFls IN the gymnasium tonight, viii
be postponed until Thursday
The play Il having the last finlsh-
ing touches added and it PROMISES
10 be one OF the most unique and
pleasing dramatic performances
glven Rt the university.
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
set a coal or wood range free. 49,
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THE SEATTLE STAR

ons cent pee ecrs. ala ceata PEI week
o. twenty five vents per month. nsliv
efed ~ mail cf carrier. No Free copies
To Mali AIuSt nIuNnA She date
whAn yeur aubeeriptien expires u On the
address latei e each paper when that
date arrives, Il war subscription has net
aNain been raid W advances Youf nAme
Il taken from the list A change 81 date
en- the address label 10 receipt
NoTHcE To SUISSE KInERs ahowld
year ccpf " The Star fat 70 reach zee
~ u'elesk aaY eNsalpE. please 40 ~
NE faNnf 10 sail up cur mails ufncs
sunset. MAin iNae ind, al. between
and f'te o'clock. ard Ne ~tN ssnd You a
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than enee. please telephons W. ever time
feu rnfss "a
n this way We can Be- esFtain % risins
ear subscribers perfect ssrttee9-aHd
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HELP wANrEo--MALE.

wanted "a bic hudiea men between asses
~ and Ak for 4 Marine Carps Must be
native. bora. ef have first pagers hks
celiapt opportunities 60 see the world
Deed pay ciathinE fatipne quarters
medical attendance ffee Apply Al
Rooms ~ ~. brand Central Hotel -
attia. Wash ~
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eIRrh NOTICES.


fsheevss-'ro he Wtfs 81 Harry ch~s-
ver 81 iatA ". March ~. tfipists
tauHhfmfa
kapphafn,---Te the wlfs ~ chns
kapphafsu. ass fasadsaa. March -.
fwfu daughters
Hatch---To she wifs ~ gfArehes Hatch.
a. Nicksrsan az. Fs1. ~. tNinas daBNh
gsf art SON
faaenu re the vile - = NnEoas f4tfi
aareh IS . dapNhter
FafretI-To ne sife - A Furfwti
sat~ p1ke - March ~ see
Ardsfwan re fhe Wits ~ I Anasf
san cits March ~ sos
ffarsseaaa~4Ta she wife II ~ Nafss
nan. esty. March -. daughter
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WANTED te scRArER TRANS iase
ETanr Houns nAwLnY a LANE.
BEACON NIL REaEHvoiR PHONE
Aftpt or atu.
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S1---vANCOUvfR. B.C.-St

Princess Royal" from Pier "A"
10 p. m, except Tuesday; incom-
parably the best on the route.
Phones 200. sss
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Card Party Thursdsy--The
knights and Ladies' Of Security will
give a card party Thursday evening
April /, at Ldttie's hail, IN the Col
Inns building.
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For Sale by Owner

10 acrse c1oss 20 Auburn. al bottom
lard best lard in this state f1r ftsf 90
PER acre ana.ka1f casa. "a He1nG
phone Ballard fl5
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DROPS DEAD

fBr United PressJ
BELLINCHAM, March s0.-J r.
Potts. president Of the Day Creek
Lumber company OF Hamilton and
prominently identified with the
numbering industry in the North
west. dropped dead At his home IN
sedro Woolley, skagit county. He
vas IS year, d age.
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See This

half acre, with new house, city water.
furniture farm tools, cords wood. 4
blocks 60 school 20 minutes to city. a.
terms
sp. DIXON a co.
Main 90 1919 ard Ave Ind 40
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Don't Buy a Home

ynui you have seen thia beautiful. new
t-roorn modern cottage Two blocks
20 car. Lot sexlle fito cash. balance
sst mcnth
T r. FAr COMPANY. INC.
Fourth TIeoE MehthoTn BLDG
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BurrERwoRru a son. Pressssieasi
Directors and ffcsnssd Ertbaltnsra 1871
ist. OPP Moore Fheesrs hgin pheeea -
Johnsan 4 uaraifen. uaasrtstsfs fiir
First ~. Fhan~s. hain fftei IND Altt
Horne watson &c. Funeral Dirsstors
rhird ~ and University Both phons, ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
porl~fa catarrh Cure cures restores
vnur hearlnr ntfshnths8s ayest9ht steps
cough IN 4 minutes breaks ua cold IN
~ hears Trial tree. sth and rssisf.
Seattle. sR-f
NJ n " Roundy ~fu shsw pattern
hats AZ her home. s1t1 itth ~. X ".
from March AZ te Apra ~ enc p
Fremont Ballard ear hne Ph9ne hsi.
lard Isl tsR
oia hats made nsw ~ ayslas bleach.
s ss s.dt snf 4 lsssss :syis. :, sss Pss
pies Bank Bids. Fifsa Fioor y isis
Your opsiofan
A y. wErzELt. oPH ~.
sarhe Mac who Knows"
ga Peoples Bank Didss "a and Pike
For GOOD ana qusck shes rspairing
QUICK SHOE nEPAfR SHOP. ia
Third av- near Columbia e
RsaaInTs DAneins AeaasmY. sath ara
Jackson. Glasses Beginners MONDAY
aessses. Fsidsy fti.sis lsssens a., -,
Li,tis's school q paneins Glasses
and private ieaaans Collins Bids. sec
ond aad James y siss II
Doyiss GAnimsnt Il the only msal
cine o. ihs market WI cure spfain. coz ~
days Sir Yesisr Seattle.
VIA wittskopf the square DEAL
plumber kstlnates gtysn. Repairing
/ am the Mar, house repairing In ali
doora Randall I am Carpenter.
Buy meat and Eroearlss corner q
Ninth and James Main az Ind tif III
l. Holland. expert iaadsoaps gardener.
Res. fIie Woodland Park Az Green III
nrs Bouaay will show millinery At
home. s7f1 18th northwest end Fremont.
Ballard line Phone Ballard zsi los
PERSONAL.
------------.-------~-
- Prof Stevens New Method sole
4EN4 10 Private Lessons Copyrighted
w. lessons every day and evenings
hW am and Pine. Glasses and Assem-.
blisa II
DR. r. Jones surgeon ehiropgdiat
/ Treatments painless 1914 Second AZ
Ind isl9
Big bargains IN unredeemea watches
/ and diamonds At the London JeWsify
/ Co. I0t ara av, next Guys Drug store.
LOST AND FOUND.
ae.foot Reow near West Point. Ballard
Call zeis seth street. Ballard. -ezg-ai
WANTED-AGENTs.
-----'-------' -.--.--~-.-----'--
ExPEHTENCED aALEskEH, BY In
veaimsHf Banking Corporation Good
opsnina3 guaranteed income Rnd liberal
contract Those preferred who are "a
perieneed ~ HqilseE securities, city prop
sriies. -iaiHarn and leHda. ueRotiAtins
leaaea and care " properties ~ writing
| fire Insurance. Ask for General Mas
sasr, zls Cherry st. city. 2s-tT
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H9wksna--k nA~hins. a.. March -.
N this city.
Meore.-i Moore. a.. March Sc Faeific
Asssa.oa--r Atkinson. ~. March -,
aesftia General hrzaitai
.rheruton-4 NE n rhasuton. a. March
g. pagtfir hnspftAi -.
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CHOICE CUTS

In Beef. Pork. Mutton and Lamb.
guaranteed strictly fresh, The
market that offers you the best at
al seasons Of the year.
PALACE MARKET,
Second and Yesler.
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Great Bargain

Lot 40xisOi : minutes walk from Ere
mont drug store excellent view Of lake
and city, teSe. Phone A rms --ze-6-x
YouNGsrOWS 49, YOUNGSTOWN
Lots tlao Rnd up. on terms Of IS
down, balance ta.60 per month Good
view. Double track car line service.
fi.ota. Groom house, on car. fisg down
balance ffb per month A. . Wilkln
and Co Phonea~-AaamH ISL. Central
ia2a, residence. West 90 ge-g
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NofhtH hhAIFt tohfANfs -.
lets Amsriasn Bank Bias.
ron EXCHANGE
t-acrs ranch. cisared ard uBdsr Guilt
walton one aers IN zherrist. = acre
81 asFasn ahd sood pasture. fruit trees
are FrhaY 20 bear. good Nels. three rrpufn
house and fafntfufs Some farming tus
Ricmsnfs This 10 three miles from HiF-
estoa. feuF rsstes from south gAfk ane
one mile from sas sound Prizes f3.2te 90
VIII trade mF eQuftf q tiittet faf a
i've - aia-faem houss. --taii
For sale ~ swnsF 70 acres IN sno.
hefnish county tee miles nofth 81 Hart
ford fi1fa lmproF efusntH
Coed level land IS Meroa 81 second
grown timber. yoUng orchard. 10 scfss
siaxhsd. three cleared. tuiidinGs. treat
sfrenms srayelsd raad. price fa.tbe
N interested write O " Waits. Hart
ford. Wash. ~ y No. J. iisiir
la rrnspeudad ceienY a aaaelatinn ~
roi1niEtuE a tract ~ lee. nfe acres "a
Aaffre aiiottirs q certain namtHH -
afrss ~ sarh Htnfk fcidsF ard frsffeiur
she haiamre a. corporation property 20
b. titled ana operated for the hsnsfit
u All the stpchhafdrra Yer fuil par
ttcuiars apply ~ A. 8 Franfiss. ssi
Northern hask ttaK
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard times is The time 70 make an
easy ifvinG fruttH berries and rhtfksns
esoss IN. oniY fItss terms fit down. tie
per u0nth Also have fhrsa places faf
ffsa Fsnt 70 parties t-A-< sill taks care 81
place See ~ Batemaa a. Parinr csfY
- Tacoma fnssrufban. % Hiiiman'a
salesman IN Tffass block tocay -~tf