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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02
TO LET FLACK GO.
Reward for Abilene Banker May Be
Withdrawn.

Abilene, Kan. Nov. 1.-The reward for
the capture of John A. Flack, who has
been missing since September 1, after a
shortage was discovered in the Abilene
State bank, probably will be withdrawn.
1t is believed that he is in South America
or Mexico. No word has come from him
since Mrs. Flack left him on the streets
of Hoboken. and returned here. Most of
the large depositors of the bank have
been settled with and the paper has been
accounted for.
Later developments indicate that Flack
took with him at least $1,000 perhaps
more. It will be several months before
the banks affairs are disposed of finally.
Suit was filed by the directors who as
sumed liabilities to quiet title to FIack' s
property. None of the other stockholders
will be assessed, but will lose their stock.
If the notes and overdrarrs can be col
lected and F'lack's bond of 5000 is paid,
which is uncertain, the directors will lose,
beside their interest in the bank, about
$4,000 above the property turned over by
Flack
Mrs. F1ack is at her mothers home in
Enterprise. She. has practically all her
furniture. The home has been sold for
IS, 900.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02

We're true the tax assessments should
be reduced in Kansas.
The governors reply follows:
Mr.. Kouns evidently has not read
my testimony. He devotes a large part
of his address to a discussion of the
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road
and criticises me for not taking these
items into consideration. If Mr. Kouns
had heard my testimony, he would
know that under oath I declined to
place any valuation either on the term
inals or equipment owned by the rail-
roads in Kansas. The only evidence
offered in this matter was a statement
made by the railroads themselves of
the taxable value of their equipment in
Kansas.
Dealt in Generalities.
I'm attempting to discredi, my esti-
mate of the cost of the reproduction Of
the railroads in Kansas, Mr.. Kouns,
like all other railroad officials, deals
wholly in generalities, and selects
isolated examples of extremely eX-
pensive pieces of railroad construction
The cost of constructing two miles and
a fraction of railroad at Lawrence.
Kas. has very little relation, indeed
to the cost of building hundred or
two miles of railway, all of which Mr..
Kouns knows full we'll
1.-The cost of constructing the Bele7
cutoff in New Mexico is almost entire
" foreign to the cost of building
Kansas railroads. If Mr.. Kouns and
the Santa Fe Railway wish to have the
public know the facts about the cost
of CONSTRUCTING their railroads in Kan
sas. why do they not furnish specific
information? They have profiles, con-
tracts and other items of cost in file il
their offices. When gave the same
testimony before the Interstate Com
merce Commission in Topeka in 1907,
the Santa Fe was asked to furnish
these items. and refused to do so. AMI
Mr. Prouty said that my testimony
would stand uncontradicted unless the
railroads furnished this information.
Estimated Cost of Rails.
''Will Mr.. Kouns deny my specific
statement about the cost of rails? I
estimated that cost at $50 a ton, and 1
can buy these rails for $2S ton. es-
timated the average weight of new
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02

day to spend a week. the guest of her
brother, Tom Carter, and family.
Miss Virginia Reed of Elevation spent
Sunday with friends in Oakland
Miss Sophronia Adams of Quincy, H.,
arrived here Friday to spend a month
with her brother. Ed Adams. on Sardou
avenue.
Miss Hazel Sanders gave tacky. Hal
loween party Monday night at her home,
129 Oakland avenue. The house was dec
GRATED in pumpkins, lanterns and autumn
leaves. Pumpkin pie was served and all
enjoyed a fine time Those present were
Miss Susie Neiswinter, Miss Junita
Brown, Miss Vera Hoag, Miss Blanche
Lewis, Miss Fay Lewis, Miss Virgie
Illston Miss Hazel Sanders, Mr.. Willie
Lingo, Mr.. Earl Hoag, Mr.. Scott Kelsey,
Mr. Lloyd JeSSop, Mr.. Brady Howell, Mr..
Willie Illston, Mr.. Eddie Cochran and Mr..
Hershel Brenton. The ghosts were: Miss
Ethel Johnson. Miss Lena Wilson, Miss
Rhea Dumars and Mr. Ruby Sanders. The
teachers were: Miss Dettler, Miss Reed,
Miss Boast and Miss Whiteker. Miss
Whitekar of room won the prize pie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02
A Case of Bad Judgment.

There is no occasion for any per-
sonal feeling coming into the discus
sion of a great problem of this kind. It
is inopportune in my judgment for the
railroads to try and drag this question
into a great political campaign. and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02
Regular Owl Prices

White House Flour, if you pay
$3.50, $1.55 or $3.50 elsewhere
you won't get better flour $1.35
Cotton Dish Mop, 10c kind ea.6c
Van Houten's Cocoa, (use only
usual ANTI 25c cam. .22c
S1.25 Food Chopper, best .$1.15
35c half Rawhide Buggywhip25c
Csc can Royal B. Powder .22c
Csc PIX. Family size Oatflake 1Sc
Best zoe grade Butterine, lb.
carton ..18c
New Seedless Raisins. full pound
bulk ~
LIB. nice bright new Apricots 15c
LIB. Fresh Roast Peanuts. .10c
Honey Dew Bread, made to eat
good not to wholesale & 10c
New Dried Lima Beans, lb.713 &c
LIB. Best White Beans. sc
Very best Broom in town, been
selling soc $50
Now why not investigate? If
satisfied. Buy today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02

equipment value, and their relation to
the general public. I believe such dis
cussion would be of benefit to the rail-
roads as well as to the people of this
state
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02

For LUMBER and building material
see ]. B. Wheian & Co.. Fourth and
Santa Fe tracks. Phones S66.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-02
Special Tomorrow

lbs. Bulk Oatflake. Csc
PIX. Fancy Large Red Onions,
(14A lb.) .........-.. SOC
LIB. very fanciest Butterine, sold
in Topeka, eats like butter &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
RED NOSES CLEARED
Effect Of Posiam, the New Skin
Remedy. Is Immediately Per
ceptibie.

n have been troubled wlth red
nose and eczema Tor nearly eight
years. until I discovered pOalam. the
new magic cure. My face was
sight. and was ashamed to BE- seen
GA the street | was surprised 70
see the Improvement after a months
treatment. aud / have a nice. clear
complexion. from which thWplmples
and my red nose disappeared like
magic" says Charles r. SHUTTER.
wilkes Barre. Pa. MY nose would
be like "A boil. says Carl d. Stein.
hoff. Columbus. Ohio. mot only
painful but embarrassing. I have
given poslam a thorough trial. Ny
face became smooth and fair. Ny
nose Is a natural color aud does
not get sore"
Poslam is the new skin remedy.
naturally flesh-colored. which heals
and hides all skin imperfections.
Although primarily Intended for &c.
zema. stopping the itching with
first application aud rapidly restor.
Ing the health Of the skin--poslam
shows immediate and surprising
results when used FOR less serious
skin affections. such as pimples.
rash. blotehea. infIammations. etc
POslam Is on sale in 50.cent
boxes and 81 Jars At all druggists.
particularly the Quaker Drug Co.
Owl Drug Co. and Raven Drug Co.
a free sample may b. obtained by
mail In plain wrapper by writing TO
80 West 25th street. New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
COMFORTABLE TEETH By OUR
METHOD

n Our Method Teeth were not
tfst Of all comfortable. they would
y ! failure Looks would not com
nend them alone. although they are
beautiful 70 look at
The man who wears them VIII
have relief from the misery Of
wearing false teeth and rolling
rs food around IN bis mouth be-
txeea plates instead Of cutting IL.
= he can do with Our Method
Teeth.
Again. the false teeth which are
fMk On partial plates are always
hiiing out 20 the great embsrraRs-
nent u the Wearer.
II this IL the first time You have
heard Of Our Method uf supplying
Missing teeth without plates or or
einaFy bridge work. We shall brief.
y outline the plan.
We require two or more teeth In
sach Jaw, and with these TO work
hoin. We build our structure. sup.
lJihg every missing tooth In such
n4hner that each takes its own
slrain - following natures plan.
~ see-and when the work Is
Dhpleied the patient has a new
- Of teeth, as perfect and service
so1e a. natures in nearly every re-
pet We don't bore into the
saias nor perform any surgical op-
,auon 10 do this work. nor IS
asfe anything about II 90 be dread.
". ron start 70 finish.
We give a written guarantee
sith all our work.
..hEoAL DENTAL OFFICES
70 ihiro Az, N. W. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
DEFEkSE BITTER
AGAINST WHITE

CHICAGO. Aug 23 The attor.
- ios lee o'Neil Browne. on trial
A. hribsry La connection with the
,.a4ian az VIM Lorimer 90 tho
w.ase devoted the greater part OF
- dsy % d fierce attack on State
f.srssutstive White. the star wit.
rs lar The state White VAS under
DISCRIMINATION by Attorney For.
80 and Tor a time by browne him.
~ Forrest charges that State's
kfofnay Wayman was a party 20 a
ratract whereby White sold his
sMv q corruption In the Illinois
legislature 10 the Chicago Tribune
A. $500
W2yman was on his feet IN an In
gAal Indignantly demanding proof
4 the Forrest charge. and FOR a time
4 seeued as though the attorneys
Tuzld come 10 blows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
Forest Fire Horror
Described to Taft

practically uncomfortable because
of the high winds Elto persons
are known GO be- dead aud many
missing The scttlcra have boon
driven out and their homes are
burning
On che Occur dAlonc shore two
fires are burning aud tho brands are
falling ia that city, Tho property
loss az Wallace Is half a million aud
the loss OF life probably 10. while
nearly 90 persons persisted In the
vicinity The wind may yccr al any
moment cndansorlng tho rest of the
city. which Is onethlrd doponulatcd.
Il am convinced that conditions
warrant calling out the state militia
cncampcd nc American Lake I have
ordered Gen Rowe to proceed at
once to dispatch all troops under
his command 20 Occur d'Aleno Ia
assist la the relief % che stricken
people We viii cooperate Ia every
way with the national troops"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23

.,.vrVtY. Mass. Aus o. The
- Al thc forest llro horror in
e.is contained lu message re-
~ President TAFT today
ca,ernar Hndy OF that
me telegram follows,
fsasnaaorable fires arc eating
5.reats between Avery and ST.
Tas settlers have been driven
seventy Give are dead az St
sssen cofpses OF rangers havo
- kmad near there, so persons
vlsslng and believed GO be
- wumen and children are be-.
=, helpsi FROM thc fire zone by
ssrsst fires around Burke and
r.1ise thrcaten those towns with
i...rastian. Between Rhihdrum
"a splft Lake is an enormous
~ s timber. and many settlers
"a sammer campers arc in dan.
- Around Newport Che fires are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23

HOUSES.
e.>@e~@4@@Ve~-~~@e~~~
RYAN Is CO.
Uah tG
f.rosm houses sao1 and saoI " Denny
ream house. 1889 f5tb av. go
f.r1nm rattaHe. 1854 a8fd HF. see
d.tpaw cottage stos 8 uHipn e ttl
Fnr Rsnt Nsn t.room bungalow
mniern ioi 10 b. toa. small sardsn.
fery niea i9eauon SO peg meuth.
N9rth end VI natruna Park car line.
ind ufrrn tfp
Fife.raau cottage trnl reasonable
also fear housekeeping rpaua Inquire
Hstsn fnsn modern house. al North
Aihi Point. ~ month Phone Adams
Fon nENT
f-resm house. tan and iarhsgn. SO
QUlFf'IrW GO AfAaHA BLDG
Main 1853. Ind 1850
Nsw sraam cottage tp rent cheap tia
hranasu a. u~efNeigsn
Nrat room cottage RAT close in
nice 5afd lgi HeRrhth y y ssA
s.roans modern c0itaEe. rarnsf Esth b
ara tame 90 mauth Fast itD
Nrs t.raam house. rrns 90 month
asii slth Oct 20 a. rrishet rrpunas
tIrs.roem raitan- 18th orchard. iiit
isnd ~ y Block North n Madis9n
Wise. room cottage artai- utaeeru. SO
1913 isth AZ eaai tttH
rhrse rosw cottage tfsq psf month
niacs alT
Rates b. fhis eoiafnn ats csni = wsrt
Tea wafda 20 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
GIANT NEGRO GETS
POLICE EXCITED

Sam Uahit a negro. who Is big
rT tAan Jack Johnson, arrested
N alsordcrly conduct. caused a
hilie settlement at police head.
carriers this morning when he
Eaed Up with the other prisoners
Aefoge the police sergeant 20 re-
essge the articles which had been
iskrn from them before they we're
n1fiaed 20 their cells
Cahlt was In a hurry 20 get bis
sods and get away. and began
ksking other men out % line to
zuwd up ahead. II took three pa
hulmen 20 keep Gabit 10 order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23

WertiuH man ha,tag uice home ID
Ael CHARACTER. neat appearance avid
aa.el home .ia' iuH disposition. wishes
80 fuara 10 aEr with mao qualities Oh
iret matfimour AddfrHu ID t8e cate
STYLISH MAKEoVCR SHOP.
Hats t'inmcd dfed cleaned ana &C..
hInfkr1 FLAMES guflrd ana cleaned
Nfsii's,s,lag Dept New and oid garments
respectable ChHatan ridaw Wishes
thr aequaiHtauce of lattns chHstlau
gentleman over 40. with a1mr uoans.
Ntth View tp matfimony "a ias. cnra
tAnoR UNION nANNEns
labor DAY banners Cor aN unions from
ksHY 8 Co. ssod Warrington d
NAM tEniA -cirytrs Thursday even.
,nHs readings daily DRESDEN ilof
niars sfavs hair rhans Main sifa
sssss ~ VOC isls Thira AZ
LOST AND FOUND.
Loot uiaek bW holder eontaiuius
s1engl ana checks e Fortuna Park en
H ss f5s '"' tn,s ss'1'F ns g. Z
i'hsre re, isti cedar $50
t,lsr IA rertuua park rents sold
Hafrh uraf pavilion Huaday Iiudrf hfBHf
20 sos fike e.. reesd
t.aat-oua Hulta pupp, If found fr.
tern GO afH9 keystone place. reward
rhanr ureen slg
small soIa vatch aith monogram 4.
~ valued AZ Asspaakc. seward D.
HELP wANrEo-FEmALg
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THE SEATTLE STAR

NNs~-N~~N<aNs~s~sNs~s~s s-~-~sNsNs~s~sSs~~-~sr%
Entered Al the Seattle POSSIBILITIES a.
sscnud c.ass matter
Ore cent per copy. STA cents per week
or twenty fiVa cantn per munfh usliv-
sasd ~ mail Or carrier Ne fires copies
To NAIL sUBsCRIBERs-Ths dass
Ehaa your subscfiptiou expires IL on the
address, label - each paper when that
dats arrives N pour subscription has not
aKalu been paid IN advance. your mans
IL taken from the lat a change % data
on the address label IL rsceipt i1o
per year Use Tor six montks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
PRIEST FLAYS SOCIETY


LONDON. Aug. 23-in scath.
ing arraignment 81 modern society.
Father Vaughan Is out with a state
ment that tho churches are empty
most OF the time because The people
are only playing az religion. and
they take up the church only when
e Is deemed fashionable 60 do so.
Father Vaughan predicts a
mighty uphcayai Of the social or.
ganixation unless there is a more
sincere effort TO sustain the church
Coming from the most widely quot.
"a Roman priest in Great Britain.
Father Vaughan's utteranccs have
created a small sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
WANTED TO suY-FURNIruRg
AUCTION SALES



NNsN0N~S~NN~0~0N~~0~0~~~ ~NN~0NN~s~~N~N~~N~~
The Club Boarding and Sale Stables
fia Boren av. n, Horses for sale. weigh.
Ing from 1000 20 400; all horses guar
anteed Tcla. Main 1885 Ind. 12tt,
A good work horse for sale work
single or double; very gentle 6kga
AGnd s.. near Howard. Phone Hudson
1bs.
tfb buys Jersey cow. fresh , weeks
gentle and easy mixer. Green 2Os. $40
Aurora av. Green Lake car 70 Mountain
View.
The Manly boarding ana sale stahles
Horses hired for all purposes. by dny OF
week 2to3 Western av. Phones Main
t26t; Ind. 1893
Fine team of black horses for sale;
weight 1900 lbs. }. II. Barker. Juanita
Wash
o. II. HoLCoMB CO. sale stnbleA
Heavy draft. medium-sized horses. ifuar.
anteed. 1872 Western av, Main ieTi.
Two light single wagons, viii sell cheap
sll u. tsth 81 , n Harris. North So
Two horses viii be sold at public auc-
tlon Tuesday, the sara, at $50 a. m.
sharp, ice Eastlske.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
HARD LUCK! MUST
SPURN THE HEIRESS

VIENNA. Aug s3s--After studylng
the problem OF race suicide for two
years, DR. Won Don Veldtn. The spe.
eiaiisi- advises young mcn not to
wed heircsses, Out Of I 400 mar.
riRges prubed by the doctor. be
finds that heircsses do not submit
10 motherhood. as Il curtails their
enjoyment Of life. he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
MOG0L0h STAGE
ROBBERS CAUGHT

SILVER CITY. n, NJ. Aug 20 -
Ending a sensational chase. phil
Estes and Bill May were arrested
today az Globe. Aria. charged with
being implicated In the Morolon
mountain stage robbery. Ia which
The driver of the stage was killed.
The Mogoion stage was held up
two weeks ago white carrying bul,
llou from the Socorr0 mines 10 sill
yer city After shooting the driver
the robbers fled 70 The mountains
with $4,000 in unooined sold and
silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
MUST FLY UNION JACK


wIxNIPEG. Can. Aug 23-The
aiy couucii has just passed an
milnance that makes Il compulsory
. display the national flag Of the
listed Kingdom whenever any
uher nag. banner or pennant is
pa5iiciy displayed. the national flag
b he above the other embiems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
M. d. WALKER. M. ID,

Or JOHN DUNLAP, graduate Of East
ern universities. European hospitals
Genital urinary diseases. Piles cured
without using knife, Personal atten-
Nnn given to every case Patients re-
curing special care provided for STA
Peoples Bank Building, Second and
PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
! KILLED: 6 HURT


HAGERSTOwN. Md. Aug "a
IAree men we're killed and SIX So
rgreiy Injured in a headun collision
Atwn freight trains on the Western
Klryiand railway near Raven Rock
inzge. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
Two -appx couples.

Licenses TO wed were issued to
Archibald Carkeek and Anna Dahl
nd Charles De Hoff and Mabel
Cooper from che office ~ the eouu-
y auditor today. The parties arc
residents 81 this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23

SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES ALTERATION PARLOR
New and out u date ladies garments
rsmodeied quickly 1tt Arcade BldE.
MANY thanks 20 mF Kind nriEhhofs
and many friends iu our hour u trouble
Tor tokNaa ~ sympathy and Tor The beau
tifui flowers Houf 70 ua for our dear boz
AH. And MRS. WILLARD q. FEAft8DN
And EVERETT q. FEAHsOS.
Contractors mpinE ground for dirt
and clean ashes 81 Hlsfh Az a. near
NMsHaehuHetts. Inquire a. the Seattle
Mattress Upholstery GO.
VIII not pay any bills or contracts
made ~ Mrs. Emma oundisCh. a. J.
gundigch
Eshsiman . wnnou. earpsntsss ana
fobbsrH. window and door screens a sps-
eisltY Main 1910. Ind 1ist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23

Y ANrwp- Several bright Younn women
between aEes NJ and % years. 90 isafn
trlsphaus QprFaflnN We maintain q
av which IL IN Charge - = wotnan
principal Applicants who qualify are
paia az rate ffe per month whlta
iraraiuK and 81 Pc aaF % start shea
Eairust ts an ofrte. Applicants must
come sell recommended 90 he abia 70
Furnish satisfartnry references before
hrpifr alton wAif - cuusianfnA Apply
a. aghaai principal a. above address
Ths fseife Tsiaghans 8 Telegraph
Goa panT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.

N0-N-0s00-N-TlT.7.Nl1.rsT
J ~ Kisfcr. west fsattis Real Estate
ENCLNEfNELf II Downs HidE. feb
Second as Watn ffatt fnd 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
SPLENDID

Chicken ranch or garden ranch.
easy driving distance o. seattle's
public market Five acres In the
tract Price $3.50. terms. $50 cash.
balance $40 per month.
L. WILLIAMS. KIRKLAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-23
own YOUR HONE

uuna you ovu home no BUILDERS
PROFIT ts09 90 1900 % cash docs a.
let ua bhae you
COMMONWEALTH SECURITY CO.
Main ista. s1i first ~. Ind ts1T.
sIX.ROoM BRICK HOUSE-Up-
stairs and downstairs halls. bath,
pantry. etc. Two lots. 30xl20 r.
each. overlooking Lake Wash
lnEton. House needs some re.
pairs. which can be done by pur-
chaser at small cost. making the
place worth at least $500. win
sell for 81 500 TO party who viii
agree 10 repair building al once.
on terms OF $3.50 cash and bal
ance SIS per month. Take Mad.
ison 1t. car and county ferry to
Kirkland Ask for Mr. Woster
az office OF Burke & Farrar. Inc
HlN ROOM HOUSE
Modern. nice laWn, Meridian car line
tlsoa per month. VIII ieasc TO good
sosiso. University View addition. 81. BOO
part cash. balance casy
JOSEPH pUTEAU.
7is Ncw York nidg
HERE rs 4 GOOD buy Meridian az.
district close 20 car. neat siK-rnpfu
house large lot nice lawn. fruit trees
AiaskR, VIII sacrifice 20 make quick
sale Price for few days g. .an0. terms
ROBERT MALTBr. ioie ALASKA
BUILDING
WHY PAY RENT7
when $50 cash and 80 month buys
aH wfH madam rNNaH
90 car and school corner lot a1k9f.
owner has moved on biz ranch in Ida
no. and wants 20 SCI iias made price
EMPIRE REALTY CO. INC.
ai6 TO Igf Ht tItNAN BLDG.
7iote FlRsr AN
ts5s ron ao-Foor LOT
81 30 cash, balance IN three years. buys
nice t6-fpot lot t2s feet deep. situate
in good district. north end 81 Green
Lake others are selling their lots
Tor t5eo 60 500 and our property Is
much higher and has a nice view.
OLE HANSON q co,
Third Floor New York Block
OWNER LEAVING CITY VIII sell at
trnctiyc Hlx-runm bungalow az greatly
reduced price ln order 20 make quick
two blocks from car, beautiful view OF
sound ana mountains Price Tor quick
turn. $4,000. easy terms SEE OWNER
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
basement eoNlQ2 feet OF ground trunk
sewer. grade. cement walks all in and
paid for. So 700, little money down. SIS
per month. per cent Interest, 20 be
paid monthly. st5 10. eTth. owner. J.
N. Chrlstianaon.
a modern b-room BUNGALOW. cement
basement Laundry. fireplace. cement
sidewalks. etc, n you are a responsible
person you can secure this for $50 cash,
balance $50 per month Fine view OF
lakes. owner. after y. m, A032 Burke
avenue.
buy OF owner new, modern Groom
cottages north of Woodland park Price
$1,000, terms, soc cash. balance SIS per
month and Interest See owner. \. l..
Walt at aii n f7th ~. Phone Ind Red
3i5 No agents
nuy OF owner new, modern Groom
cottages. north 81 woodland park Price
81 600, terms, ti00 cash. balance SIS per
month and Interest see owner, +, l.
Red as No agents
Small house and three lots. Green
Lake district. for sale at sacri-
flee for cash Owner must sell.
C. ]. G. PRIOR, 557 N, Y. BLDG.
CHEAP--My home. chicken ranch. we'll
cars. All for 1915. terms $50 down.
$40 per month sec HnTgiss at Pacific
city. G. ID. HILLMAN.
small homo In nallard good view. city
water, two car lines; 1900 cash. balance
20 suit, ti,26O. q, w, Angel. 7iA N,
cara st, city
Have 8 acres north OF Golf Grounds at
bargain Must sell next 10 days;
Phone Queen Anne 1874 or call 1913
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! acres ~ rich, level lana situate %
minutes from Totem Pole. on good
c0auty road. aoll is veil adapted g.
fruit raising ard chicken ranch Wouia
advise anyone who wants 9 ur 10 aFrea
60 sc a at once Free excursions
daily during this month ttq cash. o.
per month on five acres
OF HANSON a CO