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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-23
JEFFRIES REACHES RENO
Two Thousand Persons Meet Big
Fighter at Station.
NO SECOND BOUT IN ARENA
Rickard Says LaAsfOrd SAd KstchsI
Can Use IL July . a.
They wish hut Not
Earlier,

RENO, New, June 22.--When James J.
Jeffries with his wife and staff of train
ers arrived here today. a,0o0 people were
at the depot to extend greetings. A
mighty cheer went up as promoter Richard
rushed to Jeffrices and the pair clinched
hands in a hearty shake. Jeffries with
Manager Sam Berger was taken to Rick
ards room in a nearby hotel for a pri-
vate conference.
Joe Choynskl was given quite a cheer
at the depot. James J. Corbett received
near ovation. Bob Armstrong, Trainer
Cornell and Farmer Burns we're In the
Jeffries' party. After leaving the hotel
Jeffries with Berger and Rickard motored
out to Moana Springs to inspect the new
training quarters.
Jeffries was in splendid spirits all dur
ing the trip. This high altitude will just
about suit me-" he said, II have always
been at home In the mountains and II
can get what l want in the way of
training quarters, will be perfectly con-
tented up here. 1 am anxious to be at
the grind again for this ride is sure to
stlffen me up little"
MO Deal with Hester.
Tex Richard positively asserts today
that there is no possibility Of promoter
Sid Hester staging the Langford- Ketchel
fight In the Jeffries-J ohnson arena on
the morning of July 4, or at any time
prior to the big bill. The best he can
do for Hester. he says, IL to permit him
to hold his contest on the day after the
heavyweight match. Hester declares there
is little chance Of securing any other arena
and that II Rickard does not relent by
tonight. he will return to San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Tom O'Day,
who with Sid Hester expects to stage
the Langford- Ketohel bout in Reno on the
morning OF July 4, stated today that unless
Rickard consents by tonight to let them
use the Jeffries-Johnson arena, they will
begin work tomorrow on a battle-ground
Of their own.
Jack Johnson was at work again today
beginning his regular training with long
run on the road, after which he plunged
into the ocean. Later he went down town
to make final preparations for his trip
to Reno tomorrow.
Atteu and Moran Will BOX.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-23
Janlison Resigns.

]. H. Jamison, receiver for the defunct
Charlton bank, has resigned. G. c. Rakin
of Washington has been appointed to sue
coed Jamison. A dividend of per cent
has been declared. Jamison will be nom
mated for judge, to succeed Towner, when
the latter resigns to enter congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS BRINGS
FREEDOM TO FYAAD
the child In; also some sweets
tor the child. Write home
a letter they should send me
those things.
Nour loving wife,
MARIA JuANA.

This letter greeted Joseph Juan
fyaad yesterday afternoon after
the Jury which tried him for first
degree murder declared him limo.
cont.
Fyaad says he got In trouble be-
cause he bore striking resent
hlanco 20 hts brother, who lived in
Seattle five years ago. and IL al.
legged 10 have killed his sweetheart.
f,ottie Nichola. who rejected him.
Ills wife. who wrote the letter.
was thrown into Mexican Jail
charged with having stolen an or
ange TO give him while he was
fighting extradition there last sum.
mer. And with his wife. his two
little daughters (the oldest years
odd had 60 go also to prison
for six months. according 10 the
bcnificent Mexican law
II was from this prison that this
miserable woman wrote 10 her hus.
band In the King county jail A
document OF love. faith and pa.
tience Ia this letter. written by n
pitilat Syrian woman
Write me letter when you
leave" she writes, No fear that
he may never leave. You can read
her utmost faith In his innocence.
Write me" She did not know
OF the telegraph. Nevertheless,
Mrs Fyaad viii spend Joyous
Christmas day For the news was
flashed to her last night.
And Joseph Juan f'yaad. who
walked out a free man. clad In bis
scanty Mexican garments, and
wearing a broad brlmmed straw
hat. viii also celebrate Christmas
day hir the Jury which gave him
his liberty also gave him money
for warm clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
JAIL FLOODED TO
SUBDUE WORKER S

hose was brought into play. which
swept away all theAe distractions.
but the straw from mattresses
ciogged the jail sewer and the
water was slow In draining off
Sheriff Talks.
The sheriff addressed the pris.
oners this morning. saying he did
not wiEh 10 treat them differently
from other prisoners. but that the
prison rules must be obeysd. The
men replied that they would be
good. and as an earnest indication
OF their intention not to risk an
other shower bath they accepted
breakfast this morning the first
food they have eaten since entering
the jail Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
MRS. TURNbULL
QUITS STAND

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24.--With
the ordeal Of her cross.examination
al the hands OF Attorney Gavin Nc
Nab ended. Mrs Lillian Turubull
will spend the holidays with her
daughter. Beatrice Anita Turnbnll.
away from the turmoil OF the trial
Of the claim the girl has entered
for a share Of Lucky Baldwin's
big estate.
The cross examination was ended
late yesterday. Mrs. Turnbull's al.
legged relations with Col Pope OF
Boston again we're discussed by the
attorneys for the defense, but. as
on former occasions. Mrs. Turubull
enlightened them but little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
I win lock 1t at the

straps. viii lock II az tho
depot
MISS DUDFIEID."
The other note waa written and
left by George In place Of the first.
Il read.
Miss Dudfcid I hated 20
do II. so help me God I did.
but temptation was too strong.
I am going back home. bat will
return and repay you every
cent. GEORGE"
A pocketbook wifh $50 and a
fountain pen were missing from
the trunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

FRESNO. Cal. d, 90. External
saplication OF water through a
nres-lnch hose to the bodies OF sew.
ral Industrial Workers OF the
World resulted today In the restor.
alton Of discipline nt the city
rtson- After half week u noise
I'd disorder. the cells were quiet
Is raorning. the drenched IN
sates seeking high perches 60 set
AE u the four feet Of water on
= floor
4 land hose was used At first.
1t the men In the cells success
hily protected themselves by pill
"a their bedding behind the front
bars Finally a fire engine and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
DR.. COOK is
PROUD OF 1T

NEW YORK. Dec. 24-Dr Fred.
sfiek A. Cook. confident. unruffled
sd sanve. " not worried by the
suggestion that some of this per
soes who paid him large sums for
sciares after hia return from the
"a North may sue TO recover on
Ae ground OF Misrepresentation.
They heard my lecture, didn't
laeyF inquired the doctor.
Wen. that's what they paid for.
40 hats the end Of IT,"
Cook. In down town restaurant,
hlked 70 his friends and nodded to
ne curious who tried 20 get
glimpse 81 him He appeared IN
spacerhed BY the curiosity Of the
aoFds that thronged the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
MRS. BARNEY oLoFIELD,
Wife Of speed King"

los ANGELES. Cal. Dee. 20.
Airs. Barney oldfield. wife Of the
world-famoua speed king. IL de.
vout woman and firmly believes
that her husband u protected BY
Providence IN his mad daNhes AZ.
ter worlds records Mrs Barney
never allows him TO enter race
without being present and she
never falls 20 utter a prayer foF
his safety as Barney throws Ids
huge racer into the high gear aud
goes whlrllng aNay Tn n cloud OF
dust
'of course. believe In God.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

KANSAS CITY. Dee. 2a-The
gory Of a drayman's theft Is told
d two notes az police headquar-
pgx
The first vas left b. Miss Mary
Dadfleld at 1886 Washington st.
- Instructions for a drayman
FAMED George-she doesn't know
lis last name-wh HON she sent 70
Aaal a trunk 10 the union depot.
I read:
George Put the contents
Of the basket on the table into
the trunk and buckle the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
CHILDREN SAVED HIM

r. r Pendleton, . negro window
washer. accumulated a brand new
stove yesterday afternoon. and was
trying 20 sell II for g. 80. when Pa
atroiman Holmes espied him on
Pike 81.
Judge Gordon fined Pendleton
$50
"I've got five children 10 support.
Judge. and can't pay that fine. %
protested Pendlet0n.
The five children talk earned a re.
mission Of the fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
island Of Mother Mary
Penal Colony

AAAAaS o. WV.
p. s.-Emllia has two teeth.
Dear husband: ! arm we'll.
Ths children cannot be here.
They cannot sleep. u is very
hsi. Tell " you will 90 cut
seen. Write ne a letter when
yog leave. The child cries a
great deal. u does not wish 20
rake itself comfortable. u
wants It's papa very badly.
Tel il you are well, yes or
40 I cannot 90 cut IN the
street with the little one and
shs big ore. The sun 10 very
not; u very warm. Write
hsme a letter, they should
ssnd re a spoon 10 eat ~ith.
There 10 nothing 10 eat with
hsrr. Also ere Milo of lertiis.
Also a small tin tub 20 battle
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says Mrs. Barney. and I know be-
oversees ua all. and were Il not
for the faith | have IN prayer be-
lieye would nevor be able 20
stand tho strain OF seeing Barney
take the chances that he does.
"A careful man could never
break the worlds records that bar.
ney holds, Sometimes ! think that
u takes an insane man TO break
the natural laws that he does when
he IL after new record.
Mira oldfield has the honor Of
having travelled faster than any
woman on the globe On the FloFi.
da beach. when Oldfield was trying
out his BlitEsn BeuE before his In.
nous record dashes. Mira Barney
sat beside him and deyoured miles
at a faster clip than any ether per.
son. barring her husband. has ever
done aud lived TO tell about Il al
forwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
PROBE MYSTERY OF
TWO CHICO WOMEN

Leylna Corey. vas halted tempo
rarity today until the coroner could
ascertain the cause ~ death. II
vas stated that the autopsy indh
Gated that death vas caused either
by q powerful poison OF hy trichlnae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
The SEATTLE STAR

10 MAO srnsC11hFHs = lie dats
Hhen your suhgcrtptlan expires u on the
address label n each paper. When that
date survives. 10 your subscription has not
sEafu been paid in advances. your name
ia taken from me iist change ~ dais
on tho address label IL a receipt
~ mail fsfricfiY lu a1FanfaI. ~ cents
n month. FOR one ur two months. % frrfa
a month for three months or more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
THE MARKETS

Tha fstis~ime As~ me average rrtces
auufsi ~ tas lsreal mt0iFHaiFs~ un 10 81
rFutae~. meat. eaa tssa. Frt~ss 10 alt
fA-sss are sue1.st e. vurfaftsn arsefiie3
~ frrshnc~. aad Ernrfut sarrlisnr4. bet
lhres prizes, untrse otherwise indlratsd.
are fos strtestr FIRST sraa~@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
Retail Prices at
Public Markets

flhb PLACE WAHkEA
-. q mutton. SO cents per pound /;
1i iaHh. i1ta cents PEE pound. lamb
~ - cents pound airiolu STEAK
80 cents per pound fucka. 20 90 81
= peF pound fresh killed geese %
y fsnta par pound prime rib rolled
Il 70 cents per pound veal roast
ls per poundI Turkeys. 20 ana 30
49,. per pound fresh dressed geese. IS
S.. ~ pound chickens. 14ia ana rs
- ~ p1un1s tafkeyH 90 20 30 cents
r'andi Eastern ham. % cents per
c'.g oranges. 7s cents per hoxf large
49, g.iFea 2s cents quartz buckle
go pounds Tor 81 eentai HruHneis
pounds Is cents. cranhsrrisH.
f-.s pef meargret aaefleaa grape
ssr,s cents each Malaga Shapes. 10
49, ppsHd BEST new aHfa. 20 cantH
sss esuinipUer. 90 and rs ccntss
hs,h pounds f1f rs eaufss white
$780, Fsfmaln appicH SD per boz. de-
sf api'fenbafa apples. 1859 per
seeap biss. 80 cents golden dates.
-. ~ cents oranges. 70 % 30
80 s91sns bananas ~ cents DOZEN.
-. ,'sHHq and Arkanaas Blaek ap-
'ASs per boz. delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
SAILORS CELEBRATE.

b Christmas day aboard the 4
, q. s revenue cutter TahOma
\ Will be one long happy day
, n plans Of Lieut.. Roy Munro =
= and Masterat-Arms J. W. 4
+ Clark do not go awry. An 4
3 elaborate menu has been pre-
= pared, and souvenirs will be !
\ presented 10 the crew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

WANNfNg NOT TO GIVE CREDIT
To Hfarokaepors and others So Seattle
This 90 90 warn She public that ! Will
not br responsible Tor any debts or
obligations contracted hv my wife.
Elizabeth Langley. without mY written
authority WALLACE LANGLEY.
Seattle wash. Berrfnb rr 9f 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

~, me Honolulan. the latest addi.
~. % the Hawailan-American
~ made her maiden call tn Sc
~. ~ last night. after a $4,000 mile
lsy from Baltimore. Nd. The
49, s voyage was made without
n " except that Of two hours IA
F,s, suaits Of Magellan. where tele-
T M were sent 10 owners.
Ia honolulan ~ 4Z5 feet long,
Dse,,. beam Of IS feet and cargo ca
EN-. u 10000 tons. She repre-
Al Investment of $500 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

Cah.n. Cal. Dec 2A-The off
elal lnFsssizAtlon into the death Of
Mrs VILLAS whIielias and the
serious Illness OF her daughter. Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
SPECIAL NorIcrs fon,lnusdl.

q 700 have ksa = assfE ~ Ssat fsnfff
40 nnf @nFrr sr sf&usr uH thaf &C.
fuunt fQF ruaf loved aas Mas aniy gene
thfwaFh doorway tatu = uas lite
The ssui ~ Fsar lowed uan siiil iiNes
loves. #r~s Rna shiHks awH F~aaaHs a.
tt ga mhtlst ca the body ash aftaH.
times sifits POS al fts fnfmsf haHHH
rnar departed loved aers have afanFif
made iaurnsF ieta snether wafiA. and
wiN BE- 81 F@mF haassaa mhNm NaA are
feadF - pass aat " this iifa. ana there
STA fhs Death Aaaei thsg uiii esslsl
fn fahfns faaf soul latn We Hse h0fHa
This IL a matter 81 hiHhrf iaH n yea
faW - mndsFsthn8 this kttana fhp lee
tvrTs ht sfHsaas knaaarnY Faurth az
hsfwssu rtss and rtne sis. ever SURE
80 affsFaHna ard sNsnfnH ~ aHt
IS 81 "a ~ HFtte nF NRti 60 49, A
HFHf ssFt ta@Fes ana Pastor - Aafn sci
MatFan rhnfah - TFas NriFffuaiiesss.
sfrnnH fiarf - stevens AraaHfnF
FpaFth az, t#tssan ffss aea iTns sfs
Seattle WasH
futspsa3sat Nsw rhuuKhf NergsFF meets
Stevens tfail EaafIh. isaiasen Tias ard
fsfns So aandaF ttsHssnhsf IS feta.
a. tatt m MNssa ana a4nslnE ~
Miss tsa MiehaoiH Anhiref Fhilas-
aahF ~ usFpiness ErrfTens eel.
COVE
sshesuian VISA. rsfpsattfs ana
Faarfat HaUhrFa MaetHsf FtftggfuE ana
Eiahins sprctsitY M4ia ttfA ard in1
atst
M u kuiiss riRag fsstasy has fs-
fnrgrt ia faH fhiFa AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

CiaHslNed want ads. etc. ono cent per
word. minimum charge for any al, 30
cents. Telephone so in ana we Hlll send
collector Tor payment Main 9fq1 Ind
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

lNrl~-N|NN-NNNN.N0e N-N.~-0NN00NN0-0
NOTICE or BTDCKHOLDEHH MEET
ING
The annual meeting of the stockholders
uf the Union RhvinEs q Trust Company ~
Seattle. "a corporation. viii be held at the
office Or the company. on the northwest
corner OF Second Nv. ana cherry st.. King
county. Washington. on "Wednesday, the
i8th DAY Of January. 1911. AZ the hour
% O'Clock ga the afternoon, for the
purpose o. siaCtiuR directors for the
company aud for the trauaactlpn Of any
other business that might properly bo
brought before the meeting
NJ o. HOLNEH. Cashier
Seattle. washington, December 18Th.
IgI0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS

-@e~s~~e~~~s~~@-ssse~~-~- ~~es~@~se~as~~~NH4ee~~
hinEis sna sHifFst matkinE distance
sss. tath iirhi. o. 80 up ssis Hlzth ~.
Thrvs Fuorns aud bath 1915 1euier.
Fhnne Nass aaft
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Wanted Applicants 10 nii vacancies vi
the nurses training class. first year. Ees
attic fitF hospital A full ana complete
three years course viii DO given. with
lectures bF The most prominent uhFairlauH
and surgeons Boa the Northwest Address
ar c1il. cpmmlsaioncr ~ Health. room
tt6 citv bail
nu rrut niDaty heated housekeeping
room Co woman who goes ont cleaning hy
day in exchange FOR work. North 21s8.
af1i nurhe av
Reliable aiu for general Homework.
Must be good cook small family. Hal
lard att 2s12 " bsth
Anyone anywhere. may earn good pay
doing light work az home evenings Send
stamp. q ~ Rowan, chicago ill
For Sale iiiRh grade KimhaI plano
cheap. on terms Inquire al drug
store, York station Hentou car
BUSINESS CHANCES.
T~Nses~s~<~s0yNs~s~S=-~s~ rss~Hs~e@0e~-9-s0e~Fe
40 room hotoi. with year tc1as. far
SALE clearH monthly fi70, rent fsi 80.
Price 1900 Don't miss this one call
ts2i Third az
PATENTS OBTAINED Highest rcfrf-
ences, lowest rates 81 100000 90 for an
idea Advice FREE Alex Wedderhurn.
Patent Attorney Washington - g.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

Thia ad worth 10 cents on dollar for
furniture. $50 on lot. one ad Ca pur
rhasarf cash values. come and see asa
Eastern av North 2lGG. op0n after @
evenings owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
]. r LAVARNE.


nsnaeFn houses -oua g.raam ans ore
.rpofn. rented FOR tts per month Price
itfHHts ~ .4aa cash. haiAuns 274 Fff
month per cent All improvements lu
and paid except paving car lines. ]
hinfA ffum paved sfrs#t This in 81 e0a
below value owner leaving city Nust
seii. Phone Hearan aTs
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
5alSlS NTIaH GffGfGfFTC 80
EaFii@ke. strictly me8sfn. usnanlsfaif
farulthsd D. . t-rcoEu snitssg spsstal
Tea tgft
helNiatfe faf nished apartments heat
.iEht and ras 90 ana aza iis Waller.
Phone Queen Anna iFaa
FOR RENT 49, MtSCELLANEOUS
~N-~sN~-N~~-~~~s~~~~~S~ 4~-~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~~s~l~
Der f4aaera Hnufn T. Grand Pacific
deek. sfunud floor On Haiisay Az.
Perkins LAND CO.
iiii Thifa As Main sac
tnr Rent ~ Nnfraa &foHHH. tEREt fine
for store. shop Or office and iiTlaK room
lrlte SIS aaol Histh AZ Al "
Az kihts 81 sfore fiKtuFas ruunfefs
shelving ste, made at ~ bsn se Phone
Ind 1909
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s>~~-~s4~-~~~~4~~~a~~ ~~s~~-~~4~-~-~e-~e
Ans1 iafFs pafHsi fHntaiafHa dHa4
ksr ana Ert % saia rains 90 Feursh a.
aaafwea MnafsaA anH EaAm - um NnAan
- uefRe~n FourtA am1 Mffh. 90 beHnfn
haf 10 bsf HeHn 90 ass 10 " tihefaf
fsuaff for retnrn - Edwafds s4f
Sew rHfk ufaa Na4n gss tnd saf
Nssifsnea uffFhtnu BHNfh MHsraH fssa
taas safnrtag nlrhf prahsolr a. 81.
Fheun4. tadFs spil aafrh. aafss sifs.
iaiflai 90 rssT EfoafiF tataad
hsrpFaks Netafa CnAh Nils FewaFd.
Prone Msiu bNaH
t.ass- faaYs Eeii wmffh Warnp.ian
HsnfefHsnt q o. Hu faHe. MamnlA
fH Ffsia. ffae inside Aar.sr rnam-
sird fabi reward ihHnr Nnrth stts
tnat a-Whtts and iefann srffrr hitrh
Mftufu 90 Nsilstic Transfer CORN ranF
Hresfd unth phones s9s
l.eat-A amau tiaeh sait ease Monday
mpfning Fiuinr please returH Ga Mrsfsr.
SOC tEth ~ anf rerstve frwHfd
tnst-=HHFinEa pastHaak $50. stsi
findsr Fstuyn 60 washington Trust a
SAVINGS fHauE
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sfYLIaH MAk..OVER sH0p.
MAhRiAGE CEREMONIES
nKrnN-fNn arm


rHONEH AAfN fas1; IND -
10 Pea really Hanf g. get ria % yauF
cDNNHf Call Or senf aAc Tor package
FruKnefH Corn FlaHtrfs. a. n. FreEner
ttit 9snessea st Reattle- WI
1897 curious thinRs listed Chrlsiiaaa
presents Price booklet cont frsa j -
Ntanhtay 10 uids Curiosity Hhup. cot
man Dock. Seattle
For accurate piano work. and lessons
IN pencil. rfaynn. gan sfehinE and water
erlnrH. call Apartment sal Waid8Hf
fsaapnH 500
sFt0 kodak enlargement. 90 cents
Jacobs Photo. second floor r-f Hidz
Matrimonial Bureau an talon ~
room 10 not DO lonely. find your
Hnuimata
Nra Kari. piano teacher. asa ltth.
l.assona AZ homes cedar sos
W u MALLORY grove hair and cures
daudruft tiT Columbia e.
HELP TED-FEMALE
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sAcRIFlcE SALE


AZ verg low price. taa ehoire properties
one Epad niEhf-feunn hauss tn fine
rspsfr. the other q new eighf-raorn
hgmH~i both have modern eanFenlehcaa
fail HiEa 4ntA, good car service
iefms 90 suit. small cash payment down.
per cent interest
Apply AZ the
8TANufNAEfAW AMERICAN Rank
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GOING FAST.
Al AIGnNA

.nis tpkad0. near Tacoma iatefurbnn and
Two railroads Price tr88 only SIS
aHen ana . a month. N~Ner oVerfiowa
hni al IN cultivation. Railroads viii
spend ii.eag.fo9 Ia this Vicinity for
terminals IN the neat two yeArs and
nos ia the time % get III
j. r. LANARNT
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y, q I. =, Ns'. e., s'sss iss's'y has ..
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HoMEaTrAoa
CITY MAJ rfTATe.

~eeT@TeesFer.Tefss~rsr~fs
Samuel cgiiyer. Hns taarY Building
deals 10 city property farms and timbsf
iandH list Fnur property With him.
haiHleF valley property. see BAKER
feqg Rainier az. York 90
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fGaS3 'iilFfif,. o. y +. ) :
for Fies Mactluea sells iikn wiidftre mo
capifhf feauiFmd exclusive territory
AHHrfsan Dame Go ks8sfsnn tHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

PERSONALS.
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