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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08


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THiI MONEY purlHn tHu past faaf co.
two He have H4IA ihHusaHas If acres
af land near Haaifle BOT hH#H never
had better proposition % aiiaf thaH
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ATTN ASH TACOMA uianiF iafHtsdt
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ihHHT tfariH arc fi.h alder hntfHnI
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make fuHf ar|rHtinH rfahshiH HsFHf
hHaiH Htl 700 haHn a chance Go fHH
sect uuuu LAND - Will ItH5af=
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eilifs inf aa Unite HfHHaf Wa afa
HHiiiHn them an Huth 49, raFHlafts
thaf fau anuid hHHiIF miss The
munsF ilsf SMALL FAfM NEST
uHNN MuHa fruf HaH terms Hh ttr
hsianfa Positively ~ irafta feaHfi Ell
sitheut "a deposit Fiftt enapss fifsi
served
nnufHf MAIrnf.
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The rsHt you gay on fufniiufa IN fur
hlahea hauaA N applied ON goods rus
fhaaad tf frutsdif and paid fuf ~ tbs
week af mauih would al0n rnfhla f1H "
own lt We dttand rfodit Moothuuss
iiau Nuru co. as ilha 81
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VIENNA. lnly Sc II, Harri.
man viii leave Saturday for Gas
tein. where the thcrmol springs
contain radium.
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$50 Cash

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nf p.amhina iaf ipfffa4 eiasH O. Sci.
HiHFlnfH tsF. aN imrfs zHH#ats uail
Haianra tId Month FheHa HafH HiHt
uAUKiNH q HINEH#
200 naatoa lilafh
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$3.50 Cash

A t.faam oaiiaaa an fa#laa iai.
strictly mniffH. nfaf asf iHfa ta'F
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tff faam house. 10Th av
ftaHasFaum cottage iath nN
ila-f-fqem apartment Queen Anne.
f3sHi sf1afn apartment. t1t Broadway
NmfH
fis-i-resn apartment noyision. near
nEgEHfsg 4 DEGEHtNg.
i0i American Bank saln fiiH.
rof nanf-sis room house IN choice
nalHhhafhapdi close In furniture for
sale For paftieuiars Inquire at as rike
street II
Nse t.ra6fn modern cottage fao Ar
mauf and Nlaih az Weat West Queen
Anne car -sst0
small beautiful new Broom cottage.
neWiY finished. South Seattle Phone
Main 1901. ~ 1908
sroaH hdase. near eaf lls.s, ID
RED sfq. North I'll Key At SOC North
seth Ill
fe6-5lr room modern cottage 1927 san
az Phone East 1853 a-i0f
Fopf.rsom cottage. ga 67a 7sth
g1uih sic
BOARD AND ROOM.
couple With two grown children
naHf rooms and heard fof summer. NlFe
forms Aata Star A-i9psH
wanted children to board, mafhrr'r
care Main tiia, 1f i1i Perry ay.,
peorEei9sn. I'LL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

Faf Haiu Eastern uffnaH. tsiaa
HaHrir. iafa arfss flmtFr ana Farm
iHHH tfH Hafrfr rfHaEs fisEaf
sflfiHHas 90 HNlHa nnffHf fl filh aalHl
FaaHH orchards nfaHHr ffaifl haatss
ere fnnWfI large tafHa. FzffisEH
Haasu. afaNaff. hfHHrrr. HsH aHH n
tniffs fImihff mnsfif pinH fif sha tanis
4fHdH lsfnH 10 fait fsf haHtlHaiafs
- ~ address "a rhHiHas afa FHitan
- seattle Wash Station D. Hfar tee
HsHai rfidFs III
CHEAP WIDOWS tir rhiskst
saHsk iargs rlsrs u hnd fiHss 70
street eafs ard stores eaiI fsft Tsfms
10 dawn u meath ffsa sasa ard
saisf see Ma Lofsniah ~ Header
snu. Al Eaf|inafoa store On nss Hantaa
Haa - Hiilmaas sashisF. is Tines
ttd6s II
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mo YIrE EXCURSION En- sfsansf
rnssmlts 10 liiffnlnrhsra on this tidf u
ias sound Aud rsiHfa We are epHrlag
u ttt acfss vatrffrpni Al IS pet arfs
on terms % 10 rsrts fag uai year
Tree rsfsss u G y Hnipsna lard mana
SET room . On second fiqaf ia Timss
tlaek. totay II
n fou have rishtf Of msasT auu'i
rad fhis bot % fna ste man %
moderate means faa 6aHf atfa5d a. HaiHf
the opportunity 90 tnF large iia 1uI
ffarfH aiauTHile ths O. nasf HaHi Cor
lfg q duHn. y pr mnHthi iitH uafcff
frfiiiifd shfifa0is frss fiaAsfs a. ZEE
chem ~ rfnurd Ha1f
HuEnrninN nEYEi.pfAEsF co
flGeH
rNAr rs WEST HEhTTlE
ono acre cleared. viih sifuniu haute
and fuGnfHrsI $3.50 naaH bsishaa on EASY
rafaehis me h 10 htsi hag n Wssi
neaitle. and " musi te sid this ueat
NEN " CAT
1863 Emrifa HiaF
HEAT THIS
~ rou Can
fuuf. room raitaEs almost uHH lHt
afHfed tHa blocks uf car price q GEO.
on terms ~ go cash aHH ffH maHfh
EMliNE NEklrf co tNg
tis 20 isi Hailitan Hlaa iiasia ia Az
uFnE D. worm nAHoAiN
NeH large fIfrH raufu nudrfH h1uf1 ina
rruitni basement int tfsinas nffHisrH
ian blocks fium HterH lake aar unr
e nELia 4ea aiebe nlaas
iad illA Mala ~
ror saie BY owner Must sHii is pat
rent lntone property. rest see p0H
monih part cash. balance 90 rait Tho
AZ hafealn no commission nn this
rh0ns Nnih 4tat. ASA faf rfapffu
owner -'N
For sale. tr Owner. 90 iatH va tinfts
3 and O. Iphunnr'r Green Lake Addition.
cheap, near srheol, walking distance ln
en-. Improved. sifaH teffies and fult
ifses eau sth av ami stih - North
uEStINE SNAP
10 good lnin eieafra and iaHai rear
rhinney as. car line only tflt etahs
81 600 fnrh balance easy y gfahan.
tees American hauk uiaf 80
neauilnn los ~ nine grove at uroen-
ARCiloU REAL EsrATE co.
Nii uresnwoad Az
ANYBODY make offer ttta elsur in
PRETTY eattsse uaiiHtd half HleaH w.
car rllse il.ise nalarl ~. -sa.es
tltoo-rwo lots aetiso each level
house ifsf0 cleared fenced fine view
and but 800 bot from school BOX 81
utofestoen. Wash. -st'sts
isoo-Los pexiie. cleared. fenced and
level one minutes walk to school iinN
~ aeofFotown. Wash -af'gts
r0f snir. asrnom cottage on fndd lotI
aft NHH
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a7H77s7asa7a
rrfffsHH fiaHdtua academy. itth aud
fs.lHsp. ailHH citHsHa uutl feploWN'f
fat asseHihiltf fbUrHtAfa ana NA'W'NeNs
urltata laasaHa East 1888
tittles School of naneina Glasses
.aN prlsats lessons Caliint hda, sec
enA aud lanes N tiat III
Al rtIR MAN Nc ftiss In .Yeut
tsuss alth ms screens Randall ! AIN
rarrenttf 10th phones
WH WttaHahf the square deaf
plumber estimates giysn Repairing
sapallafiF Main 1855 IL
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WANTED EXPERIENCED Hfiiir
MANENa OK roWEN MACHINE
nENfSa-AN9LlA co. tt8 0rtts
DENTAL Az .afst
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HOUSED.

nl,asa i heais 4 sppii'S oa sooi. ief
Wees % month. Ngnli soon gntlla lan
T eNn it We gttanl feAN MneAheess
/ llaH Ahfn w. AlA llhe ~
! el. iagn 'afnlsl'N h9
NHAa4 ass ttek i'A'N A'N' NiN'N an
run hhNl-llRlh
FUN uU.Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

HeH=HtiH HhuH - RIOS nu-tluf
% HruyHHa CHANCES
We have fW HiH Hn afrfHdf
% ~ ttkHssH rns saInHn. located 3
y ia tie eHataI or thr hHainrta soe. &
d iiaH af she fIIq Ions lease end
. shssH fsat Cali and 20 us shaa 3
q Faa the place
% We have aa.fHam hHatf. Hiasa
" IN itH 'safs cheap rsHt aiHaft {
Z faii that We Hiii trade fHF acreage
q What have fHu 60 nffGrf
We have TO- rIs lease Oh a
% sarasiiH HaH artftnrHt hausH To-
% Gated tiass in cheap rent
x THE HENtrN uWsEnH HfN )
u tlt ehrfif Hf
+ NsIa tta tnf tiHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

laaHad rs the raaH MHluaI fafr lnfafH
a1er fH On tts His % Nenu rieiHich
rne Hnfef viii please FHlafr 10 On thr
aHaafsiEHsa AptilfafifH has been Wsdr
f0F The laEaH 20 duplicate lieinlfh.
3ns esHifai HHts Seattle
hafi=At falf afaHada aHfrt with
Htua shgrafaa ifsida. valued 81 trans
sake faHafd rhaHa laf nr uIaak tat
after -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

- -sia7a-ssH>=-~
WORN eos rHHT
isHHHlAsit Prices 1900
fHr tile i4rHrat number ol Haftt nui
90 ths daliaalHH sentence. tHt WASH
HIEEN HHiHH and iHHu1n hnuh MAILED
unaH rashIHf ct cents palsHe AHF
flaaH WaaHaiesH MsHHfarfufinr Coo $50
b. WaH Hi seafile Wash
lnaufa = huitsHHla fsal and swing Of
one htii fuel and iahHf uf 1funinE Nrnf
ffalf and eHaaiaa 81 fHul foni 18th
orr Ideal steam lHHHtf iesa lhaH haii
r.iaa e. fiaaH asfs thH STOCK NnHr1l terms
81 aarnia $50 WashinEiau uIHrh. 10
fHaaH tn aaI fus If
Wldid iIar rHfssHaf tHirfFirv Win
artef4l raHiiaa aha sfe Ataireua a Hctufs
inH tstttif tiiHtafed iandt Iteration ieFt
~ nfHt "a sac Central niis tes
allie Nasn -
Hs tafrala. "a pnrnisemsf ustshss
ard dialaanat a he i.andHn iea alry
Co i5t lad az utHt GUYS ufur ttufs
zoe ManIzeHHs So ruieH a. fasi
snl mlafs az san hrir 700
Ersma cured stt Amsfisaa nass
taiiaiHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

fHHt paflut room fuI fWu Frntirmen
go man ard aliu 90 week 1909 n fath
az rhHHa n sfHf .fsIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

PARTNER
With 100 10 take h1mestaHddfs 10 Can.
ada and locate government lands
silver LAKE LAWu go
No AIS Warrington Hu.lflnH
fif 04 on nHed fitf PROPERTY na ROM
mission Phone rnuafd 1910. ftn g. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

80. E.'.sa ssf.a 'i' A~'''s'' nass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

So. 50
Buy a Home Now
S12. so

WAY slave aHay fugf lie in the sifE
ard aifs sfcffihlHf 20 no rfssdf iani
lord ehsu fau can tur ehfiHe iHis ini
haaaiifui NapafinH rars for auif IL o.
on terms ~ TOO duuu and balance iH
Sc daYtf Napatlhs lafs BE- aiasH 90 ~
aifia on mo inaiu line " Northern ra
eifta 9Th fun other railroads h1ildinz
In there Hfr stores churches etc ard
NAM taautlful homes hni|i aHa 4Hlef
esHsifurllnn hlns lafHH rfiiis ard inHHf
fhars factories and mines De- the aiaihiff
iufnish emfinfmantf fhH lHfaiian Il The
tnaH is hish and sirhiif sad It lie SAT-
faHHfed Wy ihs choicest iafHiHF land IN
the stale tho coil 10 eNrslisni and snail
frafi and trEttnllfa STOW ll ahaHdsnge
taaeH aW1uni unlr ~ about SEE teaf
dH fssh lui fool can hs aHfaiusd five
ard lumber can be purchased Tor only
hat shat D. slt f1r lH Hsaiiis Ahsens
hafihf slll realize handsome profits a.
the toen 10 crossing fauidif and iats Hiii
Be Nafth from $50 90 fied eaeh aifhiH
enc year rtinh ~ "a Nice level lots
rttidn three hiHrhH " tho depot stores
aud unst office for only ila % with 90
dafs time 10 uaT 90 Warranty deed
and certified abstract Fith ever Ut call
indaf and 80 photographic q fha fdHH
ard get further partlruIafH We HAVE
ONLY % LOTS LEFT and rs they are
Fainf very fast YOU VIII have 70 huffy
Hr faH ulll ~ zoo late ACT NuM
TITS " rurR OPPORTUNITY.
uHEdoS q wAHuiNuToS DEVELOP
MFNr COMPANY.
ttu Cruffai nidF.
cry
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auou LAND CHEAP
acres 1T AilfsfIlals on taf unfih n
navy fard. fine leralllr and eseslisui
saH pure wafer plonnfal seed neigh
hefr quirh transportation 10 hfemsfs
tau aud FfHitlsi snap fnf The man
HHn wants horne o. Investment ne
rsf acre. 20 Ssh and . Haath
y NrW Ett. if1 arfinE "
fhaHss Nain aoif. ma tfla
tea.asfs Improved farm IN Montana
waiter flfht ronm house stone cellar
barn. Rfanafy waSpn shed fssgrd fia
acfes Under ruiilFatinni cuts 10 o. gha
tons hay rraln orchard. balance sars
BRUSH and timber Huod stock ranch. =
miles from iawn and railroad Also have
i-rHuW modern house ana l0t In aeafiit
vii tsli ot trade iof acreage near In
apirs tiis Evanston eF E-az
FfNE LAND
We have a fse.acre tract fusi suited
Tor aardsnlnF and strawberry raisiuf
Aaii is rich and deep and ground easily
eisntnd Price 1900 aud oniy ga dow RI
Halahca monthly 10 faif
WEST a wHEELEH.
300 GOLDMAN block
tsACHE BARGAIN.
9 acres fieh bottom NJ uiaiia a Had-
ilHu famous f1f No ffuti cl1fq u seattle
and T1eama. ana splendid Misrepresentation
10 both rond uhtor and plenty N 81!
so per acre. f15 cash, baianeo very
easy
q NEWELL iq0 Spring 81
Phones Main hotp. Ind ista
SPECIAL ron THIS WEEK Come to
the ~flfa and Hee photo Of a nHat
new t-rddm cottage. which We nff Of.
fefinf with ten acres ~ extra good
land deep. fich coil partially mpfav
nd fatinf good county road few
minutes eaik from iniefufban station
Price $500, terms u 900 cash. balance
easy ...... ......
aia.aio.pfi ALASKA nldF -
cheap lots fdf summer homes! hourly
beat aervise 90 minutes from Tho fitv
fnea wood and water large lots faf $40
q down z per month perfect Title
iinaAfnfoa UNEMPLOYMENT .....
100 rhefiy ~. ateuhd hoat II
cuFAr--sa ohicnsn rancho. from
10 ~ acres oiose In around aeattla from
paf month We are the owuefa 90 you
cen name your own prices Zee Hui.
man's statesmen today Also We hant
several men 10 work At sood wages
III
Nmpfueed land southwest Of Kent!
la bearing orchard, hnus-, barn.
chicken sheds ro0d spring water near
school good road Only ilio pof acre
WfNNHil HhOs
100 colmnn nldg. liz
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issasii IS ihs fsaa vuiuai tate Incur
aneT e'a on tHH fFs % N0fnfl ilriHich
me Nnfef viii FiHase THiafr % 90 ihr
uHdafsiaHet ApriifaiihH has been madr
in9 eeHffai mas Seattle
teti=At TAR sfeaads Hsfrb uHh
naaua sngrafaa ifada. valued a. krsn
sake fseaid fhana iss ur ulaak 81
AFTER -
tnsf tAliH.s aail aaiah. Fsri iasian.
between HHtsh ant intafbar rrFart
1888 4Hd West thane 4ufrn Annr itl
tlsf| Umbrella. ~ Ns1fana rar silver
Aan5i e. iHiaHd Hl4h aId wow o. faaasd
O. tHas alt grafAsft 81 fhHfa
2uesu Aans rs -
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
49, ---.-s--=--.--z=z---s--- ---s=--s--@as---=
WANTED ExpRHIFNcFp HHuHr
MAkEHs OK foWEu MACHINE
rl4EAhh fNfifA NALlA co. tta urlts
We, =.
Help nantsa for haisls ant clfs posi-
Hoes best siass Cell go Nafthsfn iiana
a Trust uHiE4 fautih ard rits 1T
nseafatlas eamHsn1 SAINTS ladies
steady c. efaHlHrss hHn7 HHfa siamuinr
Nafl nsnnf hidE. itls Heepnd AZ.
fuom SIS 1t
Wsstsii- iiagsssseesf 20 otislueu %
.sildrgn s7ai asas g! flshi paiif ~
dress sistisa X ? y 90 b nqt ia
fiq.a
or lsr ssHfrai huassuafs ihgns
rrlsaiea M 10
rt7..5 y t 49, ~ i >
Msnisaz.Al.lsl slsht 900 hsfii pcs
~, ist -. = .i 80
i!...l - ~ 49, NHNi
H~,t-sis Ata.sist Haah -
hahtsa p sittfssea iaf MssiHH Ns-
Frfi must r. eapsfiraHad 10 baker, SOFA
" 10
49, T.
~ ~ usAt "'N'f~NfN
- = - = -la - -
SITUATION WaNruo-fEMAlf.
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pair eaiisd Tor ard delivered. rh1ne
a5if -t-ia
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called iaf ard isilversd phaus X isii
-fqsf
lace curtains iaundsfad yaff raasans
able Phone Z tisi s-ti
Al elderly stn.fisrsad aae,i-af
nurse rhsns Malls itti -1-s
TWELVE plano fessins f5s IS rhsns
ffsufazs Main itft II
spseisiig Fsans X fsa Eli
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HElp XAHTFD-MAlr
urTV ygfssfr1 - sIf1sv - m
fasd 80 80 10 " 10 - r,.r,f
i,..,i lssia -, ~ ,a sas,sssa o., ~ ss,'n
fiss, n 1i,,,s. So 80. 80 -, 800
u,
al $500 80 $1,000 ~. 4, s,,,af,,
u 80. 'i ", ~ ~ ~ -, ~
80 af.-.a.s -. afs,f.t ~
a.. rss.st,., fts,.in, 6os,..,..s
NJ 49, at's -, 1919 'l,, .siss.
IH ris,sS, ~ .sssnbiiss an "a
- - 80 -,
s..,tl. sv,smot,l. sehesi o., md
EIGHT fitssst Trartieai teachers nnaf
Lessons on hp-ia.aAis maehinea Anles
NE hteahN near tesls.
JAN Wv ttas Aala .ttt
49,. = -. y. y. -. 49,. ~.
- ~ Y w ,,i Nv" 80
= - N'HH f..fN'f' .4NA 'alH
v ti.e ll. talY' iis' q, ilehlh Mlen' W
sassas ~ i psnss,t a. 1bsrf a I,,ss,.
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% Acres
Only $1,1OO

acre Hf rruaHt tsnafHam nHfiaHH 70
ialaiifa % iHHHHff aluafe Taar FsqHfs
isrHH saf o. uafarHn1 stallion af aas D.
u fhamtHau. t1i ufiFnfal hlds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

utfffrnWaUru 4 SON Professional
.i,ifl.tsrs and licensed rmhalmsu ltii
al orr Npafs Theatre Doth phones "
Ietnssn 4 tiamiitun unegttasgtf nv
ris,t 4, rhaaas AniH titel IND fltt
nsnnsy Watson Co. Funeral nlfsotelis
rhutaF and uaitsraiif uath rhone' u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

CONSULT sAmasi couysr "a pan.y
hutifinE. about farms fruit ianda aers.
sgs etc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12
GRIFFITH.

P. D. Grimes of Chicago was a
business caller here yesterda.
r. Dalke of Whiting was here a
short time today.
The work on the new electric inter
locking system here is progressing
nicely.
Mrs Matt Grimmer visited relatives
at Crown Point the first of the week
George Anderson of Chicago Heights
spent some time here yesterday with
friends
The following pupils of Griffith schol
were neither absent nor tardy during
the second month of school:
Room-Richard Typ. Raymond Boe-
sen, Earl Kleinman, Ernest Walters.
Harry Covert, Florence Kleinman. c.
Dikens, Edwin Austgen. Freddie Grim
mer, Stanley Prince. Virgil Beiriger, An
ma Boesen, Florence Seberger, Anna
Grigel, Velma Dutton Sylvester Beirig-
er. Victor Beiriger, Ruth Prince, Jo-
seph Spitz, La Verne Alger-Mary E
Bennett, teacher.
Room margaret Miller, Matte
Helfen. Willis Welsh, Julia Miller,
Mary Grugel, Cecilia Covert, Esther
Lightfoot. Mildred Giertz, Leo Miller,
Anton Miller Gertrude Seberger. Mil
bred Gustafson. Marguerite Jameson,
Pauline Russell, Frances Betriger,
Chauncey Walters-Laura Lennertz,
teacher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12
KNUCKLE
FIGHT rs HELD
Pleasant Prairie Men Meet
and Battle to Finish.

Kenosha. Wis. Nov. 12.-Sports in
Pleasant Prairie witnessed a rare pug
ilistic event, tht details of which have
just been made public. Last Monday
night Johnny Gamer and Young Ma
honey, ewo well-known young men of
the town, met in a fight with bare
knuckles and fought for five rounds,
when Mahoney secured the victory by
the knockout route. Thirty sports wit
messed the fight, which was staged in
ring pitched in the road near Balm sta
tion. Both of the men were covered
with blood when the battle was over.
1t was the first fight with bare knuek-
les known in Kenosha county in more
than twenty years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12
SOUTH CHICAGO.

John j. Hanberg, commissioner of
public works, was selected by Mayor
Busse to make a trip to Washington
D. c., to seek the revocation of the
permit to the Pennsylvania railroad for
a bridge across Stewart avenue at
Eighteenth street.
Mrs. l. c Sayder, 3045 Ninety
street. died at her home yesterday from
isthia. For the past ten years she
has been suffering intensely with it.
The funeral will take place Sunday at
l p. m. from her late residence to
Oakwoods cemetery.
John Dolan was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
James AItenberg of Commercial ave
nue. is on the sick list
Policeman George William of the
patrol corps of the South Chicago po-
lice station has invented a contrivance
for aiding the police in recovering dead
bodies from deep water. The outfit con-
sists of a wire, along which is stung a
series of lights, which are controlled
by battery in the patrol wagon. This
electric wire is let down into the wat
er, the current turned on and the lights
glow. If the water is not too muddy
the police will be greatly aided in
grabbing for the body. Experiments
have shown that in deep streams which
appear muddy the bottom can frequent
" be seen. Experienced patrol and
ambulance men are loud in their praise
of the system. In the event that the
experiment proves a success every pa
troll wagon in the city will be equipped
with the Williams invention, which
will be PROMPTLY patented Officer
Williams is receiving the hearty con-
gratulations OF his fellow officers and
members of the city electrical depart
ment.
Henry Lutz of Burnside was in South
Chicago on business yesterday.
E. Hageman left for three months
trip TO Montana.
John Dauson and Edger Williams.
both well-known South Chicagoans,
left for Belle Plains, Ind, last night.
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NOTES
BILLY PAPKE HELD TO A DRAW
BY KLAUS IN FAST SIX-ROUND GO

and at the end of the first round had
Klaus battling in his own corner In
the second Klaus slipped and went to
his knees and Papke. who had started
to swing for him, had great difficulty
in checking himself so as not to lose
the fight through hitting his man when
down. The slip of Klaus was real and
Papke helped him UP apologizing for
his near mistake
The third. fourth and fifth rounds
were about even and each very fast
In the sixth, however, Papke went into
mix matters right, he having been told
by is seconds that his showing had NOT
been of the best against Klaus The
Pittsburger was expecting this fast
work and met Papke half way Had
some of the blows aimed by Papke in
this round landed the fight would have
ended right there but Klaus managed to
keep out of his way and the battle
ended with the last round only in ia
vor of Papke. No decision was rend-
cred. but the popular verdict was a
draw.
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Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been
fled in the office of the secretary of
state for the following:
The Peerless Tile and Manufacturing
Co.. Union City; capital stock. $4,000:
building tile manufacturers; officers,
president, J. J. Downing; vice president.
Addison Steele; secretary J. r. Mofrett;
treasurer. ]. A. Schockney.
The Avondale Social club, Anderson;
no capital stock; social; directors, Gus
Michmann. Roy McCrystal. John Man
chane, n. H Runyan and W. A. Stan
ley
The Federal Cement Tile Co, Illinois;
capital stock, s1500O0: certified in In
diana for $4,000; manufacturers; ].
Baumgarth. president.
The Lafayette Society for the Pre-
vention Of tuberculosis: Lafayette; no
capital stock; benevolent and educa-
tional; directors. J. D. Hills. Severance
Burrage, Josephine NJ Mitchell, W.
Bent Wilson. T. NJ. Andrew. Stanley
Coulter, Mary w. Ldndley Harry E.
Click and Charles W. Ebel
The Country Club of Lafayette. La
fayette; capital stock. $4,000; social;
to purchase, equip and conduct a coun-
try clug ground; directors. w. V. Stu
art, Charles Murdoch, c. G. Fowler, W.
K. HIATT, Bennett Taylor. H E. Click,
]. G. Sample. G. P. lowering and w. j.
Crouch,
The workingmen's club, Fort Wayne;
no capital stock; educational; directors,
T. ]. Turner, William Storms, Frank
Criseman. W. J. Nichols. ]. E. Davis.
George Phillips and AL Gibson.
The Alder Grain Co, Lafayette; cap
ital stock, $4,000; grain dealers; d.
rectors, w. w. Alder, T. ]. Stofer and
Fred G. Heinmiller.
The Fairbanks State bank Fair
banks; capital stock, $4,000; to con-
duct general banking business; presi-
dent. Orlando Brewer; cashier, Arthur
Drake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 12-Bily Papke,
the Illinois Thunderbolt, and Frank
Klaus of Pittsburg fought six very hard
rounds before the National Athletic
club here last night and Papke had all
he could do to break even with the
strong Pittsburg lad.
For five rounds 1t was one of the
hardest battles seen here in years, each
man giving and taking severe punish
ment. Papke failed to make good his
repeated threat that he would put
Klaus out inside three rounds If the
fight were carried TO him by the Pitts
burg boy, for KLAUS forced the fight
ing from the first to last rounds, Civ
ing as soon as he got part of the time
and sometimes having the best of the
mix up.
In the first round Papke missed a
hard swing for the head and went to
the ropes from a hard counter which
the Pittsburger landed on him This
was perhaps the best blow of the night
and shook Papke up considerably. From
that time he fought more cautiously
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12
DYER

The directors of the First National
bank here met last evening at the bank
to transact the regular business.
Miss Laura Houk of Crown Point
was a Dyer visitor yesterday fore
noon
Mrs. Anton Kaiser is spending sever
al days with relatives at Chicago at
present.
William Buse OF Melrose Park was
here last evening while on his way to
St. John, where ne intends to stay some
time.
John L Keilman transacted bust
ness at Chicago yesterday.
The dance given by the Dyer Pleas
ure club in Schmitt's hall Wednes-
day was quite a success. A good sized
crowd of young folks from the neigh
borhood Were present and enjoyed the
evening to late hour.