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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-03
Certificate of Residence

OPELOUSAS, La, August 81, 1910.
This will certify that James }.
Bailey, candidate for Congress, has
always been and is now perma-
nent resident of St. Landry parish,
and that he has never registered,
paid his poll tax, or voted, in any
other place in his life save OpelOu-
sas, St. Landry parish, Louisiana.
HI. B. PAVEY,
Judge 10th Judicial District.
M. L. SWORDS,
Sheriff St. Landry Parish.
HI. LASTERAPS, Jr.,
Registrar st. Landry Parish.
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Congress is to be held in the Unit
ed States in 1912. A year ago
that body, known as the Interna-
tional Congress of Practical Chem
istry, held its sessions in London
when 5000 delegates. members
and others interested in chemistry
met in the great Albert Hall. AZ
that time President Taft, through
DR.. w. H. Wiley, of the United
States Department of Agriculture,
invited the congress to hold ses-
sion in thesUnited States, and the
invitation was accepted for 1912.
The congress may be held in
Washington or possibly in one of
the largs Northern cities where
the foreign delegates would see
nothing Of the vast mineral and
natural chemical endowments of
the United States. They will see
there no oil wells, no mines and
deposits of chemical material, but
if they could visit our vast natural
sulphur and oil and gas endow-
ments they would realize that the
voyage to America would mean
something more than the reading
of papers and academic discussions;
they would see spread out before
them the material and the oppor-
tunity for the greatest chemical
industries and production the
world can offer.
According to the Manufacturers
Record of recent date this Inter-
national Congress will be attend
ed by official delegates represent
ing practically every nation. The
delegates chosen for this repre-
sentation are usually the most in
fuential professors of chemistry
in national universities and tech
meal schools. The foreign men,
bership, aside from these scientists,
is made up of the heads of the
great chemical manufacturing es-
Establishments of Europe aud the
Orient.
Their main object in coming to
America will be to study the sup
plies of raw materials which con-
stitute our mineral wealth, with a
view to securing supplies, or bet
ter, to transplahting their factories
to the United States. Already the
head of the greatest chemical es-
adjustment of Europe, the Bodis-
che Aniline and Soda Fabrik, in
Germany, has declared his inteD.
ton of coming, provided he car
have the opportunity of visiting
the sulphur, salt and oil deposits
of Louisiana. There is the case
in point. It these deposits are al
ready considered as vital to tbt
trade as to justify a visit of thu
head of this great concern, hov
will it be after all these chemist
} have personally studied these ant
: other chemical resources together
Naturally, all our mineral deposit
: cannot be visited. but the mos
in portant must br seen.
: When this great congress o
foreign chemists shall assemble il
Washington measures should b
: taken that great excursions OF thei
, delegates should be organized 8
that the visitors may be brough
to Louisiana to see our upparal
, leled natural resources in msteris
which they handle and must have
with the result in all probabilit
that foreign enterprise and capi
tai may be enlisted in them.
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VOL. XxXIv
Mr.. Puio's Splendid Record.

is quite remarkable for the fine
record it shows for him. Twenty
four items of his Legislative. activi-
ty are noted in it, aud every one
of them are of interest and benefit
to the people of this district. He
has been signally fortunate and
fair in representing all classes of
the people, and he very properly
let's his acts speak for themselves
and leaves bare statement of the
facts to an intelligent public from
which to make up their verdict.
Each and every interest has been
carefully guarded. The merchant,
the farmer, the laborer, can all see
the work he has done In their be-
half. The fact that Mr.. Pujo vo-
ted in the interest of laboring men
and against the employers on the
Employers Liability Bill, and al
SO on the bill limiting the hours of
work for railroad employees, most
effectively disposes of the charge
that he is controlled by the corpor-
tions. His votes for the Railroad
Rate Bill and the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission also show that
he is for the common people as
against corporate interests.
Here is the record, and it is well
worth every mans attention:
Lake Charles, La, Aug. %, 10.
Dear Sir:-I have arranged to
hold meetings in every portion of
the District where practicable, but
realizing that there will be many
of my constituents whom l will not
be able to meet, l deem it proper
to give you a brief account of my
work since my election to Con-
gress.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations
have been secured by me for the
Seventh Congressional District:
l. 100000 for the improve
ment of Calcasieu Pass.
2. $500 for the removal of
the bar at Johuson's Bayou.
3. $4,000 for the protection
of the water front at Alexandria,
Rspides parish.
4. $125,0O0 for the erection OF
a Federal Building at Lake Char
les, which is now in course of con.
struction.
s. $4,000 for postoffice build.
ing and site at Crowley, La.
6. $4,000 for a postoffice build.
ing and site at Jennings, La.
Z. $4,000 for the removal of Oh.
structions in Bayou Plaquemint
Brulee.
8. 100000 for an Inland, Water
Way from Mermentau river to Sa
bine river, the cost of which worl
when completed will approximate
$53O,OOO.
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
As to general legislation l poin
to the following:
The creation of a division of tn
Western Judicial District Court o
Louisiana, aud the establishm en-
of Federal Court at Lake Charles
The successful advocacy of al
amendment to the PHILIPPINE TART
Act of 1906, and the Payne Tarii
Bill of 1909, prohibiting the fire.
importation of rice from the Phil
ipine Islands.
PRIVATE BILLS.
/ have secured the enactmen
of Legislation referring man
claims for supplies taken and prop
erty destroyed during the CIV
War, to the Court of Claims, s
that the rights of the claimant
could be sscertained and an apprc
priation made to meet its awards
The pensions of Mexican Wa
veterans and Civil War veteran
have in many instances been il
II
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CITY REAL UgTATE -tconPd).
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YOU CAN'T AFFORD
ITO PAY @EN1f
when ysu cen secure ore ~ ouf choice
home sites TO- $3.50 aud pay for o. ai
tho rate uf Num
g. TO go PER MONTH

n you need financial assistance. 80 Nit
fufutah Tuu material 600 bulH your
home nu t0fma fa Haif BHu.
fl9 mhu FaH afford 90 raF RENT f1f rent
mHurF is wasted unnaF. Hnd nhnn
htina expenses BEL fhr clir are 49,
high aH thny afn now n iH q inalnH
Eafnf f1 spend money tHf sonnet bins
that brings boo fetufH WIS Hnf huf
home nfth fnuf rent money fHrfu
iE nu place in aeaftia uhsfa 800 raH
obtain a hpma tn such en- rHrHtisuf
incHtioH. Wlth such good uuieNhufa
aud such desirable saffeunolnas a. in
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Kefaa ta,rianina. t0e a roii snY siss
Hsfn rnHsHauHfnufH 500 jacobs fhnta
sHap sr.nUi neof rf uiAE
WANrEn ratinef iu aaaa neftus rfna
rfufmart afurr Inquire tt iie Wash
wEtnu et
Wanted t.hoie Monarch eF Majestic
Fausa $500 UHI. uuai tH Dos aHoI unutlr
uhn art trft chusp rhone Is 1850
tl veu waut 90 eel Yuuf property lat
u WIth ~ taFAenn, ttf American
uants MAS Main fttA Ind atst
tars curtains hand tsundefed tna
Fel cherry ESQ
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f~HsefsfeNfseeefesAesss ssasiesNTsf eeseeTNeefass
Fnt sale af naftuHf wanted in tHilaf4
ms. tlsanina and pressing business 10
best district tn CitN ulH established
business nHuar NiraEat ltitla fortune
N"od feesrn tuf HailinH at ratr star
For SALE rHAETON
seats. canopy tnp rubber tirea eur
.ains and .ushinna. almost now sac.
a. tt star
Dor sale small nfpcory store we'll
stocked. With Twins fnsm iH fuaF Hund
eallns business sis Fast tfih o.. Green
Lake
anap ~ owuef. fufnWurs I'd nine
fanna g fa0ma rented iurnmr SEQ RENT
very reasonable. thaiHn location walking
distance. ttia Main atas retWa
Store and ti rnauH UNhi ln town.
400 fentrd ain sacrifice nj tHhrn al once
Address leia riku 81 Phone A ttpa. stain
tffi
For Rent aeres garden land ard
house nH electric line. white rirer Wal.
ley 2 feara ffee fent ust. uafr star
Neuns man with 1909 wants warhinN
intefest Ga rufiahin shop Mast stand in.
Nrstigaiien etia HNth an caas
AtfoEMAkEN aMor far sale sis cos
lumhta 81 saed location
FARMS Ann AFpFAEH
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CITY RIA STATE.
srseeN~esTsasesrs@~eeeNse -~rsfsrses~f~NreT-rNf
Az I'LL WIND THAT BLOWS
NOBODY GOOD
WILL SELL THIS 2KOOA
HOUSE. AND LOT 50Ki2o. ron
fGs0
FRONTS on 100 FOOT BOULB.
WARD. s BLOCKS FROM FORT
LAYTON CAR
DON'T CALL UNLESS YOU
MEAN BUSINESS. TOO MUCH
A BARGAIN TO WASTE WORDS
on.
FOR INFORMATION CALL AT
209 COt.MAN BLDG
ASK FOR MIR LITE.
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...s...s.......sss' .4-tf sss..s..s....
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
Nb0o-A LITTLE DOWN. lhNl4ANCE LIKE RENT
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. nATH I9fu RECEPTION HALL
ARTISTIC AND urro DATE. CoNsTRuC
TION AND FINISH 'Ati LARGE FRONT
VERANnAi LARGE LIVING Room, BRICK
FIREPLACE. nEAMED CEILINGS; PLATE
RAIL. PANEiED~-WAL1R, LEATHER
ErTE nNfsni DUPLEX SHADES, MIS-
SION FIXTURES. BUFFET KITCHEN.
FULL CEMENT nAsFNENT; LOT t0xt2.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT; IN CHOICE
NnIgHnORHOO -. a DESIRABLE HOME
FOR LITTLE MONEY.
CORlNNE SIMPSON
To23A AMERICAN BANK BLDG
Main 1856. Ind. 1858
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FREE
VIE PAY Ir@G FARE

rar fsw aaFs euiF ~ sill paF au 60
pensss 60 aisge sed return ta limited
uunhsf wha destfe 60 Invest in 4uta
tHni at thr Hzht price
" Yea are tired af iaHkine az land rficeA
al sstufel times tis value. So NNh ~
az oaf eapHnHs. aHf aaa ffaFt 20 Hand
priced - leas than ice value We have
% mafh faifh in aHr ufapaFitisa that
ss aFe villas % pas yaaf espenass
Nhuthrf fHu buf aF nHt
Call. writs 81 phsna - ahsat hffanss-
fnsnta ans fsNf N8 NNfL NHN nhHat
~ sereesg pfspas,tiaa ihai q ae'a.
futelF an tha Square ani eHhiH tha
mnana e iha peer paah An teai aF.
Faftunifr roe no iahefiHa ntan iIf
Us snow You re bess sslg q les.
tie best. regardless 20 prizes lhat ei..
srs mes asH LIT ta TILL. foV
SAY this iaat has iaefeaae1 ~ ~
tassrafnan sam haiislns aM aeasls
L9r - STOW fou ne fesuils q ,hs
qffuffs q others Wha hAfs hHnRht ian3
fresp usl - - sasa Ysa what . saisii
capital AM year nnafNF WNi arf8fnf
Fse sa-Srfss fgss iassessasn1,s "a. 81,
Tossed or iana nat 10 abs sauAl ef aex
faF sswststisa ffalts heFtias end. ~
taeA grvtaeo % al Nlnds tnst ~,
To- pealtrr AS ssiFY paguasas, lanf
thet = sAsy g. clear has h~ss = so
wztsF ne q ts fees located an raairaaa
t.sr IS Snow Y6u ne stats Espsri-
nHatsl Fafta SOS haluE planted eH
p@ft e ear iana Aud shs kina % -
rs experts saleNf Tor sge rstfui fatmitnE
DON'T EXPERIMENT. TNE HTATE
HAS nuMN THAT HuM YOU
f'rtes 80 p~r 4Ffe % par sefe sash snl
- PEE acre rsf u7nfh ~ ~ aN@
teArfF Erarfa
rfss dsaa - ease - death rrss estes.
sl1H nf fftns ta ease af sieanmas
call ~ afita fas lilasfFkfrt haHAfaf ana
tat ua tvf reu maFe stsl4t fHtN laa3
90 mtfh ~ 90 Hiarn. HeHhanatrh EaWaff i
- tHsH ta fa Fau
ELwooD LuMnER a TIMBER
COMPANY.
MAIN ssaa stl mESRT BLDG
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.r~~s~N-Ha-- - : =.
rs>'oses-glaGKra 4 50 te@t
,...ss.s - -issaisa 49,. =. -. IA
q xssrv sssaszs hsta -
49,. Yates O.. Fensis Al lls
as - rafvsfsiir nelh eh,ass =
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LET Us
SHOW you

OUR nc QUARTER ACRES
NEAR BEAUTIFUL FAuNTLE.
ROY PARK IT'S FOOLISH FOR
YOU TO CONTINUE PAYING
RENT WHEN you CAN BUY
ONE 90 THESE BEAUTIFUL
MO MOUNTAIN AND MARINE
VIEW TRACTS M PAYING 90
DOWN AND so MONTHLY.
THESE TRACTS ARE ONLY A
SHORT WALK TO THE BEACH.
WHERE YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR
SELVES WATCHING YOUR
CHILDREN ENJOY THEM
SELVES PRICES FROM 1880 To
$3.50 PER TRACT COME IN AND
LET Us SHOW you THIS PROP
ERTY
JOHN II WHITE CO.
toT ORIENTAL BLOCK
MAIN 2g0g IND. 29s2
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FARMS ANo ACREAGE.
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4 r afpSefsfi N e9,aifigs IiSifas.
corporations organized Notary public
Damage cases speciality Both phones
l9l.f.t burke nih. second ara Marion.
& q sehoff LaWyet s0a Pioneer BidR
Consultation free Laws ~ husband aud
eifs. claims etc Fura moderate
c9fwin Tswnsand sos bailey BidK
c9nsuitHfion tree husband wtfa. Injuries
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UNFU FINISHED Rooms.
HousEkrEPIno RooMs

~-~~->~~s-s~S~~s~-~-~-~ -~-~se-~e~~~-~s~~~~-o,
Fnr nHnfslx rooms Tnagirs t9fl
Weller - Phone Main 1891
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Ses ~. Ma iA dsss e. rssa
II saA- tAs aifa 81 AaA
-, a. sea ,t,.., tstk
- VI - aifa 90 A Ai'HAit atff
Ne4 ! daasatef 49,.
v ~ ~ the VIE ..,.f.s
ats NJ Nay Ntes
4 Al - life az ~ NAiHAN va
Nsg tA A4t .a
~ - ite 49, 80
IA IS ths wita
ent NJ ~ aaa t...s,
30 ~ wife af 1"''h
Nfes Ma t& n
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a. ~, ~ sea u..l., tta
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NNassa - nay st n
- ssss@ - sifs % e "s'Ae'''
~ NN :. uifa q r jefferson,
isewse ~ %. q iagkhtrf .
al ~ "A. stss IF Z thta tafA
-. ~ = patns fssa
AeA = ~ sifs -
~ y - ~ q Nieea Seattle
kirs- s.f Nas a. . san
tf4sffE |s@'
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TIE BEST o. ibsArnu fHorpHt
finN near Seattle Coz FHHstahlssa ffuit
reads Cell % write f4f description and
reHr hariuH piHH
ifEHnnhr II urrER sat t.aary nlfH
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W. D. WALKER. M. D.

ahAuuATE LICENSED SPECIALIST
hAA MtAATfQN AND ADVICE FREE
46g EFLER BLOCK
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ITFTIl ADDITION

Esery Sos hes superb view ~ The
HnHud. fnuurt aln ranges ana CITY
that makes thH properly thn raHai
tn feFifaHIltF ~ some nf tNa highest
priced hurlr sites ln uHng exclusive
fesldsnre districts ahts addition 10
nat located soy auf uaIuud fhr Hfy
limits whrfH yau afii ha 1tIlHrd 60
naandef fhfsuah mud alnHK HHim
proved roads Deb order fo reach "a naf
iIua HtiiH from your home. hut d
aith al improvements lu fhat afa
rnaeasafB tu Fauf comfort end one
f2fment safh aH sidewalks. rItg
nefer parks schools. Telephone.
aisafFie iahfa sfe The city haa
taitt a1ilal4 uNht ~ o. gaf pfapafty
Hnn. ana nre homes are EHnE uQ
aN uFrF tbs ADDITION Come suf Hnt
so9 thg activity fhat IL nuirR on
ahA Feu nNi make 40 F8uf u4tne 90
haf EHfuamhff fhHf fhia addition
ia served - five dirfrfrni coz Fnes
and thst d has tha best fufars ~
anF rnF'iHhra EFaHfffY lu Che altF
Those whe ttsV a. present low price,
Hfs ahanlatei9 tafa ~ eHhstsntlni
tfnffH m fha very ueaf fafHrn Iafa
$3.50 ~ 'sfaiH ft fo Gao mnuihiF
Tess frnfnanf Ballard esf 90 end a lins
ahefr ae HHi - firaaed~fg Rhgu
gau ne properly
BURKE g. FARRAR. nc.
tet 20 tts Now Fark moek
y nurks usri Fafrar
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BoARp ANp RooM.

r0r Hsnt or 8ala-t acres over in
bellevue, all ln crop. fruits u aN Eiu1H
r - Brleu. $50 Central building
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49,

ttsss
~ acres q rna fish reitina iaas stu
Efe nsaF uraaits Pals aaaetsd 40 aalffa
inx ~ fruit spif Il ssss1 a. aaV hisHs
in tha wafiA aanF EtsaFfnss nta# I'VE
surfnx nslEhnsfhsa8 fast ieFeieFtnN
r~snts sac nash. batanea Sc sHsfg thrrr
tusnfhs ~ Faa feaiiF Hanf size 20
atses - Eaua iana cams in We pfN
sAem Yea shs laua We nave shat wa
Advertise
oNE WkmHux 4 CO
meas tts.sir Nev refk nineh
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LIVESTOCK

LOANS on Hturk. commercial paper.
&c ies sullivan 8 couHiaine nlds
LIVESTOCK
N~.~e~~~~~s~~~~~~NN0~@ -~~~~~~~N~~~~~~e
FOR SALE
/ imported s. bernard dos. years
Old also 1 COW with calf half Jersey
ard ffois3elu write Mm Melker, Water
man Mu.
~ HEAD ~ frush cows. au with young
calves. viii arrive Saturday morning
These are hurhaus and hoistcinsi are
healthy aud strictly first class Ia every
respect Phone . A 1901.
The Manly BOARDING ana sails stabies
Horses hired for AT purpests. % day Of
week gftg Western aF Phones. Main
gaEE. Ind 1873.
tf Niles Emma tuklnger. ere 18th av..
viii cali az The star office. 1892 seventh
av tomorrow. ahH VIII be ElVeu two
tirkcts Go tho Majestic theatre freo
O 81 HoLCoMn CO.. sale stableA
Heavy draft, mcdium-slHod horses. guar
nnteod l2i1 Western av, Main 1871.
ono small horse for sale s7is Kirk
wood place ---.--.-
Flve faii. hinodcd Houdans for sale
safe 18th az ". lnterhey
FOR sALE-PouLTRY
N~sN~-~~sN-NNSeNN~~~~ ~Noe~~~~N0~~~NN-N~~~~~
Black Mnorca oags for setting, $3.50
a setting. Main altt; Ind 2tas and
80. si7
Classified Directory.
.~c~~~r~NN~~N~sN~ ~~~s~sN~~N0~~0e~SN
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ioo-paEo book. house, cottage and bun
Voorhees, Architoct tia Eltel BIDS
u. R Haskell. zoe Liberty nidg Third
and Union Charges very reasonable
Residences speciality.
.oooooo-oAgSgRASJggso,>oooo.o,
booth Whittlescy Hanford Abstract
Co. Halter Block Phone Main iet.
>oo~~O~~N~NINS1SSoN~~~~~~No
THE CANADIAN HANK OF COM
MERGE.
Head office, Toronto. Canada C2oo
branches in Canada. etc1 general
banlginE business. Interest allowed on
savings and time deposits
SEATTLE BRANCH.
g N, Hot Mngr
.....o..e- nlC1CllEIs. ..o..oo..
20 % HpinninRs Tor bicycle repalrs.
puudrios.
,oooooole1gIIglSs,rr EIlsSsIglSG~oooooo,
seStilc ifGe Flint 90 s3f hlncf,sy Ma
~ennCN60 4, sis~ sSfl6sN g. IN
divldual baked chicken pic ace.
NM Nff1lcs n N6N
pEhFuL MEDIUM. Gives valuable ad-
vice on an affairs % life Permanently
located az hor private home baNh Pine
o., near sixth as. Also gives wonderful
lucky charms.
CARD READING -Ladics $50 men
boe. 1888 Terry av.. corner olive. East
Lake or Capitol Hii car
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-~s~~-~-~0~s~g~~s~-~~ -~N~~~ees~-eN-~-N.|~~<
DESK room or pert u suite u offices
ln Alaska BuHding Phone Main
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4 ACRES SNAP.
House barn chicken houses fine
stream Water ona-haf cleared. with
some srnau fruits on county road. 400
ALSO I COW haifar calves $50
chickens % plEs all on Easy terms
Tacoma iniefurban 10 Pacific CITY. and
inquire Of Mrs brooks
birt cheap. nvs-Rcra chicken ranch.
we'll stocked with chickens. ducks
geese. 81 usuna ana COW. nli fsf 1875. $50
down. IS month G. A. Graf s0E
Liberty Hidg OPP posiofflco
4ROOM HOUSE $500
Two blocks from street car line lot
10000; all cleared Why pny remit
Raise your own garden. Terms $50
cash and tG Per month Call as31 Bond
o.. Everett, Wash.
HiEht acres three miles from city.
o. 900 800 cash balance 80 per month
soe saiesmsn. rooms 4. and 3. Times
Hldg
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Your help Is needed by widow Of your
order She has flYo-room house and
sIA lots tGox1eel she must sell Address
Sarah Morlwoathor 2gg5 Maple ST.
Everett wash
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WATER FRONT.

WATER FRONT.
s~.@~-e.~-~r4~.~.O-~~~ -~e-@-~.N-~-0~a~01~-~
TEHTnONT tract $50 cash. bul-
nuna in -Four years Tract contains fuli
aIa.8ff.aIG.8lf New York Block
acre aud hes 20 feet ~ wHtar frontage.
500 feet from dock aud good boat serve
Irot running stream crosses n. Price
~ tract $500
0LE HANSON q CO.
300 cash buys large waterfront tract
VI irh has 900 foot ~ actual sound
waterfront. surrounded by beautiful
homes and prosperous people; close to
Seattle. hnlanrc To- four years
OLE HANSON A. co.
stf-8iG.stfsgi7 New YORK. ulook
1880.
3 acres 81 noml-wator front az Eagle
HarbOr. easy terms This 10 very cheap
OLE HANSON q co.
aff-atd-ai0-aif New York Block
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CITY REAL E8TATE-(C
LlMGGlA BEACH
PARK


Directly ih line ~ sffY's growth and
1n uiHln thorounhfAre splendid spring
water piprd 40 afrfF loo. hiHh. dry aud
healthy ffaa View ~ Sound Unh min
use from trolley Thuty minutss from
lluuenf Huuaft
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Evening journal., 1910-12-16
NEW QUARTERS
FOR TRADE BOARD
Body May Rent Quarters In
Eden Hall After
March rs

It is likely that within short time
the local Board of Trade will find It,
self snugly located in permanent quar-
ters.
Last evening the board meeting
was held in the new room on the sec
ond floor of the Equitable building,
but the room prove too small.
George w. Sparks, reporting for the
house committee, stated that if the
board so wished, the part of Eden
Hall. fo-medly used by Miss Kate
McClafferty for dancing school,
could be obtained by them on March
25.
The proposed rooms are ON the
second floor of the hall and there are
three comfortable rooms besides The
main hall.
In case the board should decide to
take the room, the quarters will prob
ably be rented for dances, entertain
ments and other affairs, and in this
way a large per cent. of the rental
refunded.
The proper officials of the board Will
give the matter their attention i'm
mediatsiy.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
ASKS CITY FOR
SlO0 in TAXES
Counsel for TraynOr Estate
Believes Levy a Mistake
and Asks for Return

A counsel for the estate OF owen
Travnor. William f. Kurtz sent a
communication to City Council last
night asking that body TO refund 10
him S1Os city taxes paid by mistake
during the years from 1902 to 1910 IN,
elusive. Mr.. Kurtz represents Samuel
NJ. Traynor. -
MIR. Kurtz set forth in his letter
that during the nine years in question,
the tax bills paid by the Owen Tray
nor estate show that the estate paid
taxes on a lot at the northeast corner
of Sixth avenue and Duncan street,
and on one two-story frame building
which are assessed together, at the
sum of $500. In addition, he said, the
estate paid taxes during these years
on two two-story frame dwellings on
the east side of Duncan street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues which
we're assessed together at~S60O. The
latter assessment is on property that
actually exists. The confusion, he
stated, probably arose from the fact
that frame building formerly used as
a stable was altered into two small
frame dwellings The altered building
was assessed as two frame dwellings
and the assessor failed to drop the as
sessment on the transformed stable
The communication was referred t'
the Council as a committee OF th'
whole