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4s27 so. X, 4 LOTS CHEAP

$500 cash and SIS per month at
8 per cent, takes this home, with a
fine lots. All city improvements in
and paid. Taxes $1,000 per year.
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CHEAP TODAY

Broom cottage and fine lots
only S475; $25 down and $40 month
ly. See Finley.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
$40 Pacific Ave.
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10 room house garden. trees, etc.
Come out and look over these lots be-
and up; only $25 down and $500 per
hese let's to build with. Close In
q 70 SO. SSth and Yakima. NJ. GOA,
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1412 so. 23D. BARGAIN
$3.50 CASH, sis PER MONTH
AT Z. PER CENT

Well built house, facing So. X
st. car line. Plastered, electric
lights and city improvements in and
paid. Call for permit to so in.
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II You Are Looking for a

Hotel, rooming house, grocery, con-
fectionery. bakery, saloon, timber
claim. homestead. improved and I'M
improved acreage, farms, waterfront.
factory site, North or South End
home, lots, suburban or city, call
and examine our long list. We
have some read good bargains.
CHURCHILL INFORMATION
BUREAU
Rooms 1919
952A Pacific Ave.
95Sh Commerce
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s729 EAST 1. THIS Is GOOD
2 LOTS. NEW 5-R. & u. BUNGALOW

Good attic, we'll built house, por-
lcelain plumbing. Balance SIS per
month.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
best BUY OF ALL
WEST END BUNGALOWS
TWO CORNER LOTS

II you are looking for a nice new
5-room bungalow with good base
ment, large bathroom, electric fix
lures, plate rail, polished floors and
up to date In every respect. call and
let mo. show you this place. Price
So, 200, on easy terms.
OWNER, $40 Berlin Bldg.
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NORTH END HOMES

We have a list of new up to date
bungalows on and near Point car
line, modern and up-to date, all i'm
provements in and paid. Can be
had on good terms.
JNO. ID. KING q co.
All Bankers Trust Bldg.
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d. D. SCHNEIDER, Atty
404-5 Bernice Bldg.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOTEL-52 rooms, in business CEN
ter, dining room and bar, stock
of liquor, ETC.; clearing $500 per
Burnett s. Co.. 1317h Pacific Ave.
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BARGAIN IN ACRE TRACTS
At Midland, close to Tacoma q
car linz. First ciasH sotI.
Good neignhorhood ard good homes.
106-207 Rankera Trust Bldg
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BARGAINS

81 5ooFor 2story modern house of and bath.
18th Ave $500 cash, balance purchaser
End rnodern in
porches
is to buy
1T. bal on cas- to
Cash-Good speculation for3
and cement walks would make fine building sites;
$100OWest End IN miles beyond Re-
soil; In
a to
bargain Will n
Fidelity Conn
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so. 3STH AND YAKIMA
8 RMS, 2 LOTS, $3.50 CASH DOwr

Modern home. lots in lawn and
fruit, barn, chicken house, shed, ce-
ment walls, half block from car, for
81, 900, easy terms. All improve
ments paid.
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A NICE NEW S-room house, lot
50x120 feet. city water, &c car fare;
price $3.50. Monthly payments $40.
1t is a crime to pay rent when you
can get a home of your own on such
terms. II. Robt. Paul g. Co. a12
Bankers Trust Bldg.
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FOR sALE-H0UsES

A SNAP-Rooming house of II
rooms for sale. Inquire HEM
ST., Main 352s.
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SOC EAST WRIGHT AVE-, s-RMs
BATH
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Money Money
We Loan 1T
Coombs & Stone

FOR SALE--HOUSES
FOR SALE-Modern Broom cottage,
electric lights, porcelain plumbing,
concrete foundation. lots, S29 So.
Steele. Enquire $50 So. Steele.
Terms.
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NORTON & HILL

Berlin Building
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-s-room house. porce-
lain plumbing, electric lights, 8
blocks from Edison school. Call at
62nd and Alder. Phone Main 1860.
$11.00 per month.
FOR RENT OR SALE-5-room cot
tage, porcelain plumbing, electric
lights, barn on place; SO. ed and
Lawrence. Call 604 So. 1 st. Phone
7243. $11.00 per month.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATION wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Work by the day.
Phone Main 1904.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLA
FOR RENT-Motion picture theater,
with machines or without ma
chimes. f. M. Lourial. 543S Union
Ave-, So. Tacoma.
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ONE ACRE HOME

SOUTH M STREET LOTS, near
27th. at $3.50 each. The above lots
are "a block north of Center street
car and are worth double. Terms,
S25 cash, $40 monthly.
OWNER, e52M Pacific Ave.
Remember: Room FOUR
Tel. Main 456; hours to 4.
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SITUATION WANTED for outside
work and help the cook around a
flat, by one who is not afraid of
work. Good references. Address
III. NJ. N, care Times.
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Yakima valley wheat and fruit
lands for sale ON easy terms or ex-
change fore property, 2507 9Th
av., M. 1913; Res. M. 47o3.
WANTED-A to 7-room house,
near a car line, will go to $4,000.
Give full descriptions. Address III.
n, in care Times office.
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South Tacoma

We have a. block of 57h foot
front lots In South Tacoma, which
qan be sold atspriees that cannot be
The tract is level and
the city water Is In. and paid for.
Get all the particulars at the Of
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Make money corresponding for
newspapers Particulars for stamp.
Press Syndicate. Ten. Middleport.
Evening star., 1909-04-18
Burying Treasure for a Party

of us do that, and it is likely to prove pretty
bad business. When we get notion that
money will buy all the pleasures worth having
and begin saving money for that end, about
the only thing sure is disappointment. In our
next SUNDAY MAGAZINE, Julius Chambers tells
how college girl literally did bury gold for a
Evening star., 1909-04-18

Bury1ng Treasure tor a Party
@I TOTS of us do that and it likely to prove pretty
N6S IL bad business. When get notion that
ENgA@eA money will buy all the pleasures worth having
kRSSgsM and begin saving money for that end, about
&N9AA3gI the only thing is disappointment. In
NST7TkS1 next SUNDAY MAGAZINE Julius Chambers tells
how college girl literally did bury gold for
classmates party She had the box made by great firm of
jewelers. placed golden trnke inside of it. and had buried
by her fathers gardeners for her guests to find great
in this instance this diversion that end OF
money.
RUT what do you think of children who hard put
= for amusement as to have employ such plan? In
1.-The Golden Girl Mr. Chambers gives several instances like
that The Golden Girl his OF describing the child
whose father sees Dollars and whose mother Society
struck and they mighty for real father and
real mother This article narrative of the
little girls who raised in forcing houses, whose
breath is artificial who have everything the world to make
them enjoy ife-except the things really worth while
NOTHING makes more content with comfortable pow
ertv-meaning that which is few degrees removed
from actual wantthan hear the plain truth about the
Very Rich To have money all is tragedy; have
much may be tragic 1t is almost appalling
that fifteen these daughters of the very rich have
practically exhausted all the pleasures that money buy
TT startling sensational this article but the
gance lies the facts not in the statement of them The
author of full knowledge of actual conditions and
they extraordinary to be almost unbelievable But
there is another phase of The Golden Girl which Mr..
Chambers does not overlook Money has its good uses
we'll it's useless and there many wealthy girls
and who putting their superfuous cash into ben
efacons absolutely necessary the publics welfare And
they doing quietly and unostentatousy that little
is heard about it.
FTER being amazed and perhaps little resenul at the
revelations in The Golden Girl it will be refreshing
to turn to The Two Bad Men Of Gallup by Barton Wood
which locale and of all the world
in it's interest for abounds hmor There folks who
believe that the long humor will be found worth much
than riches.
in which Astro shown his best because the remark
able doesn't have chance employ the hankNpankN
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-12
GILBERT HUNT CATALOGUE is
FINE PIECE OF TYPOGRAPHY
New Book Just Off the Washington,
Press Is a Marvel of Neatness
and Excellence.

AS a fine piece of commercial print
ing, the 1909 catalogue of the Gilbert
Hunt company, just off the presses
Of the Washington Printing & Book
Manufacturing company, is marvel
of neatness and high grade work, and
reflects credit upon both the Gilbert
Hunt company and the printing firm
that did the work. The catalogue COM
prises over 100 pages, printed on heavy
enameled book paper. carrying a large
number of excellent illustrations. The
cover is of special stock, with a gold
letteFed title, Pride of Washington"
and a facsimile of the gold medal
awarded the threshers manufactured
by the Hunt company at the Lewis
and Clark centennial.
Reproductions of the many new ma
chimes and improvements made during
the past year by the Hunt company
are contained in the catalogue, 5000
copies of which were issued for distri-
button to patrons of the company in
cities in which branch houses are
maintained
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h,,cinacC today

on business today.
Fred Blake of Adams, is in the CITY
today on a combination business and
pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holt returned to
in Spokane.
w. NJ Olive arrived in the city yes
terday from Wenatchee.
J. G.. Cunningham of Sprague, is i.
the city on a brief business trip.
R. C. French of Weston, is spending
the day in the city attending to per-
sonal affairs
C. w. Haley of Prosser, is visiting
friends in the city today.
J. NJ. Bennington and wife of Ritz
VILE are visiting in the city this week
Phil A. Otter came down from
North Yakima yesterday on a short
business trip.
e. f. Eaton of Dayton is shaking
hands with old friends in the city this
week
L. Monterastelli, a marble cutter of
Pendleton. is in the city on a brief
business visit.
JOAN Smyth of Pendleton is paying
the city a short visit this week.
Mrs. John Rivineus, who has bee
confined to the st. Mary's hospital for
some time, was able to leave for her
home in Lind Tuesday afternoon
John Ash of Wallula, who has bee
taking treatment in the ST. Mary's
hospital for the past two weeks, was
discharged yesterday morning and i'm
mediately left for his nome in Wallula
Mrs Robert Littleton underwent a
slight surgical operation at ST Mary
hospital Tuesday morning. The oper-
alton was entirely successful.
Miss Hellah Gwinn, who was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis last Mon
day, is reported as doing nicely.
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forests. the minerals, the waters for
power and irrigation, the soils ana
other natural resources within the
state and to cooperate with the fed
eral and state authorities and with
other organizations, public or private,
in accomplishing these purposes"
During the first six months of the
existence of this body, tremendous
amount of work was accomplished
but there is still great deal yet to be
done. Many members of the association
have pledged themselves to aid in the
passage of bills calling for a more ade-
quatc forest fire and patrol system and
better state cooperation in reclama-
ton work, the better development of
waterways and other things of this ma
ture The association, now numbering
several hundred members intends DUR
ing the next few years to conduct an
aggressive campaign Of education for
the Benefit of the people CT this state.
Any person. man or woman, inter
eSted in the conservation movement
may become an active member upon
making written application and the
payment of So a year. There are no
other dues or assessments and no en-
trance fees.
Public Invited.
MI D uglaSS announced this after
noon that the sessions of the congress
will be open to the general public TO
the capacity Of the rooms of the Com
mercial club, but that dele gates viii be
given first consideration.
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MEACHAM MAY manage
PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
Successor to W., c. Souther is Not
determined, Although Alfalfa Man
Is Thought to Be a Sure
Candidate.

Without reaching any decision as TO
the selection Of mnager for the pub
Iicitv department of the Commercial
club, the board of directors this after
noon adjourned until ; o'clock, after
having been in session both this morn
ing and this afternoon behind closed
doors. That some competent man
should be secured to take full charge
of the publicity campaign is the belief
of many of the directors, who. how
ever. refuse to be quoted until after a
settlement has been reached.
In speaking of the probabilities of
selection this morning, one of the
members of the board intimated that
Larned E. Meacham, the Alfalfa boos-
ter. who made several stirring ad-
dresses before the club at the time the
campaign was launched, would quite
likely be secured to take the position,
as he was in a position to accept the
call. Mr.. Meacham was in attendance
at all sessions OF the directors TO-DAY,
and it is considered certain that he Will
be appointed successor to w. G. South
err. who resigned a short time ago.
That Mr. Meacham is ably qualified
to take charge of the work that mas
been started by Mr.. Soutber, Is the
opinion of all who are familiar with MS
efficient services in exploiting the Az
Italia district in the east, bringing
train-loads of prospective settlers from
the larger cities to investigate that
section. AS speakre, Mr.. Meacham
is complete success. his breezy man.
ner of delivery, combined with an en-
thusiastic and sincere bearing giving
confidence to his hearers. Mr.. Meacnam
would not say this afternoon tnat ne
had accepted the position of publicity
agent, or that he had been rendered
such position. but his presence at the
meetings of the board today, at which
the publicity question was the topic Oh
conversation, gives rise TO the theory
that he will be the next publicity agent
of the commercial club.
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ALCOHOL IN MEDICINES.

Alcohol is the best known preserva =
tive Of medical compounds, and the
average proprietary medicine contains
from Is per cent. to 90 per cent
which is the smallest possible amount
to preserve the ingredients, while
the average doctors prescription con-
tainS from % per cent. to so per cent
Such standard prepare tons as Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
contain but Is per cent, and they
even put the Compound up in tablet
form, which the over scrupulous wo-
man, who objects to alcohol in any
degree, may use.
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HiE, Submits April Report,

According to the report submitted To
the superior court yesterday by Dor
sey Hill, who is winding up the affairs
Of the Walla Walla Fire Insurance
company. the receipts for April were
$979.80. His expenditures were $779.S0,
leaving balance of $1632S1 cash on
hand, May /. His report has been APP
OrOVed
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TOWN TOPICS
Recital May IS.

Three hundred voices will take part
in the recital of the public school mu-
sic department to be held Friday even
ing, May Is, under the direction of
Miss Edith Lee. musical director in
the Walla Walla public schools at
Keylor Grand theater. The recital is
to be for the benefit of the music
department Besides several instru-
mental and vocal renditions there will
be drill work by the intermediates and
primary grades.
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Asks for Guardianship.

\ petition was filed in the superior
court this morning by William Reilly,
asking to he appointed guardian of the
person and estate of his daughter Mar
guerite, a minor. The estate. which
amounts to about $500 worth of per-
sonal property was left here by the
mother who died a short time ago.
William Reilly is already the duly ap-
pointed administrator and also wishes
the care and custody of his daughters
person and property.
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Welded Last Niuht.

At o'clock last night at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A Whitley west Of Walla Walla,
Miss Leila NJ Whitley and Edward T.
Jones Of this city were unitel In mar
riage by Rev. S. G.. Fisher pastor of
the Central Christian church of this
city. The ceremony was performed in
the parlor of the Whitley desidence be-
meath a beautiful bell of cherry bios
SONS. while the interior decorations
were charming though simple. The
dining room was in white. 40 the
conclusion Of the ceremony guests and
relatives present partoOk of wedding
refreshments. The bride is we'll known
in Walla Walla being prominent in
social and church circles, while the
groom is popular young man in the
employ of the Schaffer Grocery COM
pany. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will make
their home at 101 Chestnut street
Gard Party.
Mrs. B. S. Wadsworth and Mrs. S.
Drumheller will entertain a number
Of ladies at the home of the latter on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
afternoon will be passed in playing
five hundred.
Sunshine Club With Mrs. Durham.
Mrs. j. A Durham will entertain the
Sunshine club tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 527 East Rose street.
Mrs. Emerson Wheeler of Waits
burg is in the city attending the State
School convention.
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j. w. Fox, & real estate dealer of
Wsila Walla for a number Of years
and until recently member Of the
firm of Spencer, Fox & Gregory has
started an Independent agency. He has
opened an office in rooms Nos. s and
in the Barrett building.
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Wheat Co.'s Rapidly.

According to a local dealer yesterday
ia reviewing the present wheat situa-
ton, the few holders in this sectien
are now on the verge of disposing Of
their stocks. Aside from George WEIGH
of Eureka fiat, who has about 10000
bushels of bIuestem in his warehouse
there are few farmers in this section
who have held on to their product as
the high prices which prevail have in
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Brown Acquitted.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Luther
Brown. head of the detective bureau Of
the United railroads, was acquitted at
noon today on the charge of kidnapping
Fremond Older, managing editor OF the
Evening Bulletin. When the verdict
was returned Banjo Eyes Kid" ten
derlOin character clapped his hands,
and was fined $50 dollars.
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Guardianship Petition.

Petition was filed in the superior
court yesterday afternoon by William
Reilly that he be appointed guardian
of Marguerite Reilly, minor, and an
order was made by Judge Brents fixing
May 90, as the time for hearing the pc
O'Here, present custodian of the child
was ordered to produce the child on
the date set for the hearing of the pc
tition.
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PERSONAL

Omar Savers Of Moro, Oregon, is a
guest at the Hornaday home. East Rose
street
Jerry Stone Of Athena, is a business
visitor to the city today
E MAIDEN of Milton, arrived in the
city this morning and spent a few hours
here transacting business.
john Matthews Of Pendletoh, is q
business visitor to the city today.
c, r. Culley of Weston. in the city
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If V ouwant to sell or buy, see Fos
Rooirs 8 and Barrett BLDG
Union Veterans Union.

meeting Of the Union Veterans
Union was held last night in Germania
han, when large amount of routine
business was trnsacted. Regret was
expressed owing to the illness Of Col
onel Fisher and resolutions to this eff
feet We're adopted.
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Fox Is Coming.

Word has been received in the city
that John A. Fox one of the directors
Of the Rivers and Rarbors congress,
viii be in the city tomorrow in order
to attend the convention OF the Wash
ington Conservation congress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-12
Memorial Sermon. Nav 80.

A memorial sermon is to be preached
in the First Methodist Episcopal
church, May 80, by the pastor. Rev
M. L. Sanders. Members of the local
post G. A r. and Woman's Rehef
CORPS are already at work on the pro-
gram which promises to be a most
complete one. The public is invited.
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WASHINGTON. May 12.-President
Taft nominated Oscar Straus to be
ambassador to Turkey. William Rock
holl, the present minister to China.
will be ambassador to Russia.
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duced most of them to sell long ago.
Mr.. Welch it is said, will probably dis
pose of his holdings this week or next.
With prices ranging around s1.25 and
even higher, those few who have held
until now are apt to realize hand
sOmelv
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To Represent Benson.

SALEM, May 12.-W. ID. Wheclwright
of Portland has been appointed as Gov
ernOr Bsnson's representative at the
reception to be given the Japanese
training squadron az Tacoma on May
2S and 90.
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Six Hundred Converts.

NORTH YAKIMA, May 12.-As the
result of six weeks work in this city
by Charles Reign Scoville, who has
been conducting revival meetings ia
the Christian church over 600 converts
have been secured.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-12

Deputy Sheriff Floyd Haviland left
the city last night for Portland where
ne has gone to get Otto Dunn, who was
arrested by the police there last Tues
day on the charge of selling liquor to
probated drunkards.
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clerks office yesterday by the defend
ant in the case of William F. Thomas
and wife VS.. G. NJ Taylor.