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ADJUSTMENTS.
BELASCO Next Next
MR.. OSCAR HaMMERSTEIN'S
MANHATTAN GRAND OPERA co.

First Washington Season-Jan. 1914.
Mon ETg.. Jan. lo-LUCIA. Mines. Tetras.
zini, Severina; NM. John Mccormack Pol.ss
Domcnica. Nenturini. Scott.
Tues Evg--TEiAIS. Miss Mary Garden. Miles.
Trentini, Duchcne; NM. Renaud, Dalmorcx
Scott, Fossetta. Ncnturnf
We'd An.-TRAvIATA. Mines Tetraxzini.
Egener. Severina; NM. Mccormack. Sammarco,
Domenico. Fossrtia.
Vel Eyg.-JoNGI.EUR DE NoTRE DAME.
Miss Garden: NM. Dufrance. Huberdeau, Scott.
Crabbc.
Thurs. Erg--TA.ES or HOFFMAN. Miles.
cavalier. Ireniini, Gentle; NM. Dalmores Re-
maud. Gilbert. Villa. fenturini. Fossetta
Fri. Evg.- Double bill) DAUGHTER or
TIE REGIMENT. Mines Tetrszzini, Duchsne
NM. Mccormack, Gilbert. Ncolay. Followed
by' PAGLIACCI. Nine. Walter Villa; NM Ne.
r"la. Sammarco, Crahhe Nentrrini.
Conductors: NM. Sturani. Chariier and Nicosa a.
FESEATS for all performances NOW SELL
ING nj Box Office Prices: Boxes S.5 and so.
orchestra. Sc: mezzanine. 81 and 81: balcony
"a and 81; second balcony, 81 and SI.50.
ja:s-tf-45
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Freund's for Quality, S15 10th Nv.
Fine catering, weddings. banquet parlors.
oc6-W. f.m.tf
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INCREASE IN DEMANDS
CHARITY ASSOCIATIONS IN
NEED OF MORE MONEY.
Blizzard Weather Causes Suspen-
sion of Out-of- Door Employment.
Receipts Acknowledged.

The daily reports from the Associated
Charities and Citizens Relief Association
show very largely increased demands as
compared with this time last year, ac-
cording TO the reports just made public
The blizzard about Christmas time and
the closing down o. outside work. es-
pecialy that Of unskilled laborers, has
induced larger demands than usual upon
these two charities. Their working force
is now taxed to the utmost. While striv-
ing 10 keep within their means without
the employment Of additional workers
many Of the division agents are obliged
to work. not only during the dan. but a.
night and holidays and Sundays. Next
Tuesday til" board Of managers will hold
Il meeting and receive reports showing
the exact increase for the month of De
cembcr 1909, as compared with that OF
December l:srS.
The following acknowledgements OF CON
tributionS received are made:
For Associated Charities.
Report OF John JOY Edison. treasurer:
,iist Blair. So: g. Il. IIounsbery, $40:
Frederick l.. Moore. S1U; Henry +. Will
liams, 81 Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Eus-
tbs. 81; Gen. John ". Foster, $50 Miss
Matilda James SO; Col Archibald Hop
kins S1n: W. H. Howard, 81: Col. Camp
bell Darlington, so: Mrs. Elizabeth ).
Moves so: Il. Pickman Mann, 50; col.
Thomas w. Symons, So, Lieut. and Mrs.
Charles u. Galloway. Slo: W. T. Knapp,
50: &. Il. G., 81: Lieut. Col George Rob
inson. 81: Mrs. George Robinson. 50: Mrs.
Fannie Greenapple. 81; Miss I4ora White.
81: Fred G.. McKean so: II. j. A., 81
Henry {. Sheridan. 81, Frank y. Gran
ger 81. Rev. and Mrs. George q. Little,
S1o: Mrs. Ferdinand Weller. 81; Gen. An-
son Mills So: c. r. Rocker. s.: ]. NJ.
Casanowicz 81; AlonZo L. Mosman, 81;
Rudolph x West Company, SO; Rev. and
Mrs Joseph T. Kelly, $40; Miss 6. {. Bar
mum. 81: G.. W. Gray. 81: Benson E.
Moore. 81: Mrs W. a. Miller 81; Mrs.
Murray Addison. $40: Gen. and Mrs Theo-
dore Schwan. S10: T. T. keene s.: Miss
Edith Larimore 81: Miss NJ. Y. Berry.
Ralston $40: James Berry. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Spalding S.: cash, S1O.1o
Citizens Association.
Milton f. Allies. treasurer, acknowl-
edges the following amounts:
Gist Blair So; Mr.. and Mrs. W. B..
Todd $40: Frederic l.. Moore. So Henry
E. Williams. s.: Mrs Allan Lodge. 81:
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Eustis, So: Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Moves so: Fred G.. kean.
50; Rev. and Mrs. George .. Little, $40:
Gen. Arson Mills So; Edward r. Nor
wood, 81; cash. S.H, Gen. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Schwan. $40; Mrs. Murray Addison,
SO: cash, $40; K. III. Leopold. So; James
Berry, 81.
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Merit Ha. Won .Old Braddock-

the high place it holds in popular favor
The finest type Of Maryland rye whis-
key. Best dealers sell "Braddock.''-
Advt.
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r. r. beginning Jan .. Leaves Washing
ton 100 pm., arrives Buffalo II: 30 noon.
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Pedro DOmceq's Famous Sherries.
20 varieties. Sole distributor Christian
Nander.s Family Quality House. an9 eth.
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Perfection I'm Oyster Cooking
'hila oyster x Chop House, J13 18th n. "
nol9-f.tf
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Suits and Overcoats Made to Order,
s12-75 S. J. Singer & Sons, ITO + ST. NV
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Description of Machine.

TIE machine is guided from left to
right by a vertical rudder in the rear
The trial flights have SO far proved very
satisfactory. The model is four feet
across and little longer over all. from
front TO rear. The big machine will have
a spread of thirty feet and total sup
porting area Of 100 square feet, and will
weigh. with the engine. about 100
pounds. One of the features of the ma
chine is that the truss is covered in pro-
tecting the operator and lessening the
head resistance.
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MODEL b|P[ANE Fl|ES'
DISTRICT MACHINIST WILL
BUILD NEW MACHINE.
Guided by Vertical Rudder in Rear
Resistance Power Reduced.
Trial Flights Successful.

4 new aeroplane is contemplated for
Washington. The model has already been
built and flown, and the constructor is
now ready TO commence work on the
man-carrying machine. The designer is
Frederick 10y. machinist in the shop of
Forsberg 4 Murray, on the water front
Mr.. Forsberg Is interested in the con-
struction of the machine. and has helped
out Mr.. 10y in the construction and the
trials of the model.
The new machine is a biplane, but in
stead of consisting OF two big oblong
planes is in the pc of an octagon.
rather longer than it is wide. 1t is
driven by three propellers, two at the
back and one at the front. These in the
model are actuated by heavy rubber
cords that are twisted. It is mounted on
three small wheels and In the test flights
that have been made out of doors has
covered thirty feet in a flight. 1t has
two small supplementary planes at the
front that help it to rise and will pre-
serve the balance. They are rather like
the planes that Bleriot uses in the rear
Of his cross-channel machine. The wings
do not diStOrt as in the Wright machine,
but have two small supplementary planes
set between the main planes to preserve
the lateral balance Whether, in view OF
the injunction that has just been entered
against Curtiss at Buffalo, the designer
will find himself in trouble Is question.
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k4.5O-NiIIer Oil Heaters-&5.OO.
81 .,tLt1as Heaters and Radiators 80
GIG Il ST. C. A. MuddimaE & Co. l.o4 q St
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CITY REAL ESTATE ContdJ
Nas~o4~~eeere~vaeeea 0e~.o@es04eose0,r.ss
|00Dl AMID park
view PROPER 1rY
% e ADQU A R T e 2 S
FOR N0IR 1rH ENID
PROPERTY

room cottage. cilY water Dot 75si01.
DO huaflHg ffuit trees. Tote ~ Hifa Der
RES chicken house and ran good Wow
3 blecta - rhinnoy car, Hradcd siteetsi
81 300 f1se ossh
room. new modaru bungalow cottage,
tinfed walls bot and cold water in
basement hghto HHd Kas. graded streets
aud watts. uuanairuffihlF Sound and
mountain view. nice iat blocks fa fhiHs
nsy car ana park. 1850. i2oo oaah. bal.
anea easy
f.rpom modem cottage shades light
fixtures. Haa. Erndrd streets and walks
in blocks fhinreY car. $1,000 400
cash
t.roam new bungalow cottage. t0nte0
corner 90 alley garden an in. Hoed View.
noar FhfnhHY cars 2 days only a. tt,4Ibs
avs cash. fit pnf manth
frfnum new cottage nicely arranged.
shades. iiHhf. sac and nice. level iot,
teNlee az alley This week "a 81 $780, 1850
cash. SIS per month
t.faum. good rnftHEs corner iot 1905
100. chicken hauar aiid run. ~ bearing
frit trees. only HHst14 terms.
niaaiy tinted ffuit trrHa and siraWbar-
tiles nice l1f good view streets graded T.
only 1850. Egga eaah. balance iikc fnnt
room heurs. barn. stone milk noues.
improved five acres. acres iu clover
acres in bearing fruit trees. ana al
small fruit. planted tn potatoes ana
garden lies north ~ Country clubs Sound
and mountain view This week o.
81 afhI easy terms Soc an al once Takn
thlnneg az ear. set of 20 cprnsr ssh
It, Open seven days each week Even
iuFa ~ appointment See r. . EFrtf
4 Co. phone North re. White 2ts
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FARMS AND AcRgAoE-tcontdA
''e>f'~,r'f>s>esf~fs~sNe sNN@seN>rsAs>l~rs@4es
SACRIFICE SALE. HALF ACRES
$500, EASY TERMS.

tAtF- ACRE TRACTS NEAR CouN
fNt Chun. on AUTOMOBILES MOuLE
YARD HuNNoUNpEn ny LAND VAL.
VFp At ttteo rEU AcuE run own
HR or fitfs LAND ts FORCED TO
RAISE MONEY, CONSEQUENTLY un
rs PRICING N $50 THAT fr Will.
sEtst irarLr TuERn VIII NEVER
AGAIN uE AN OPPORTUNITY ro 8E
cunE TRACTS M rnia. oNg Oh rus
MOST EXCLUSIVE PARTS or rHr
CRY. ar rwtcE rms PRICE
TEN MINUTES WALK TO
EVERETT INTERuRBAN thus
LAND CANNOT BE EouALED
IN OR NEAR SEATTLE, ROTH
FOR INVESTMENT AND FOR
HOME PURPOSES.
~ TRACTS AT tseo ZACH roJR
OwN TERMS
KNIGHT q KENNEDY,
as CoLMAS nLnu
MAIN asst. IND. A iTss
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U0VDAI.T- TIE gTTrI. CITY

cheap iofs iH franfaia near Moore
o. ne Tote. f9site each. On she Aorn.
mrfFiifs addition. cheap fuF each Acre
tracts - miles from the steel piunt
aifh water mains Ca the plat. ftzb 90
per acre. eaEY terms
Pert Townsend tnfH. faaf1e good
schools and churches. oa proposed cleo
tYIe railway connecting fraHdaie ifadiaHk
nnd paff townsend f'Ftra INa 90 90. ~
aili trHda ZOE Seattle real estate
JAMES HooNET. Fsit Block haiiafd
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WVTTT II NTTTF9T7
Along the Everett fntefurbau. close 20
Country club and on unW state fuacadRui-
ized road 1875 % snd 10000 Per acre.
g9B 90 caah balance % SUIT.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
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THIS is WHAT LIQUID SUI
PHUR DOES FOR ECZEMA

THIS is WHAT LIQUID SUI
PHUR DOES FOR ECZEMA
= HAVE BEEN SUFFERING WITH
ECZEMA PoR ABOUT sEvES YEARS
HAVE CONSULTED 4 DOZEN OR
MORE PHYsicTAEB AND APPLIED
EVERYTHING THAT WAS RECON-
NENDED TO ME OR GIVEN TO ME-.
WITHOUT ANY CURATIVE RESULT.
AFTER USING LIQUID SULPHUR
FOR ABOUT WEEK. I BEGAN TO
IMPROVE AND STEADILY CONTINUED
UNTIL BECAME PERFECTLY WELL.
IT HAS SOw BEES OVER a YEAR
SINCE I HAVE SEEN ANY sIONs or
ECZEMA
Cslgnsdl. CHARLES GREGORY"
'-so5 2frd Av. Seattle. wn."
AN POSITIVE THAT THE CURE IS
COMPLETE. As HE PERsPfREs As
FREELY FROM THE PARTS WHERE
THE ERUPTION WAS As Any PART
o. THE BODY. SHOWING THAT THE
GLANDS or THE Skin ARE
HEALTHY
THIS ~ ONE CASE AMONG MANY
THAT HAS BEEN TREATED WITH
LIQUID SULPHUR. AND SO PAR IT
HAS NEVER FAILED.
COREY LIQUID SULPHUR CO.
al Liberty Bldg. Seattle. wash.
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"a fwo pouLEvAHpS AND srREEr CAR LrNG rHnoU
oAN sSoor logs ,ses us a MONTH
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IIvEsTocK

N~-~~~s~N~-~-~-~-~-e-es~-
rae Manly Boarding and sale stables
Horses hired Tor ali purposes - Gay q
wpeE aiqF Western Az. Phones Main
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FARMS ANp GARDENS.


FARMS AND GARDENS.
~@sr~~e~e~~ssr>fes@sNs>s
huuhls your mHnsg inside 81 usauths
- acres. 3 cleared. Z tn hay. nslauss tn
from Hnel ualhsis. 4 y from the hsa sieg
ffis poser plant Z from the Hes MI
aaHk~e railroad uaa building 20
Everest. seed tsfagn house. bafn. ahieh
rn hAusas tNEng fhsa. Ho1ashsd aark
shqp. ffsaA thfepsh land sater TO-
hiirhsn. and akfden. 10 fruit trees
hHfa@s cess whirhaHs taMHF. waEam.
FlHa HraH stamp puilsr tntahHteF and
hFuadvr bees ttE9 essgth u shinRia haita
eifaaAr eat ftmnifHfs and fssais TO-
y isa N,ttq cash hex ~. aneq uninaie.
Wash
rita nE8t 81 ib-AenE pHoi.oat-
FtoN hrar seattle fof sxsainhias frast
~ p@uitfg. f4a an a4ra rhras falis
fnAds esh ~ ~fitu fer description and
easy hafins ptan
MENuEnr UPPER
So tsarY Mas
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CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA
Farm LANnN
reF full Information concerning pnr.
chase ard pre- afnptian and rHEE
AUTHORIZATION. call on pF wFits at
once 81
rnE WHITE nRows CO,
acts Mutual Life uaiidlns
hcattle. Waah
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CRY RsAL EsrArs-toon,d.l
BEAUTIFUL
LINCOLN BEACH
PARK.

nansf
ann
49, -. ....
ts.lt see 49,
~ - ". " y
~ F%N AhfN ~
ssuafipf asFe ieis.
on" shtHNA@ AfHih
tfnisql 20 ntnptsH
HsstA ftsneef - iva
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FREE
WE PAY 1rAE FARE

ws wni pay ali expenses ffofn saattg
- Fisaa aad rssafn an sunasY. Aar =
co Hauited n@mshsF who desirr t. tn
sssl ia sod ass a. ihs fisht pties
rriesa a. several times 80 vstas - stth
Sunday. at eur ekrenss. and 49, y
sfsss - lard priced - les thsn ~
preposisian thkt - afs @iiiinm 10 pay
Ynaf aspanRss wMethar Fuu by % net
CAL. Nrits % phone as rskaFdlte ar.
IEf rs Tni.L You ataas AZ acreage
proposition that IL absaigteir on tie
square asa ~itkin ihs snsAas q me seer
ma a. ias.i ePs.s,r'aani,y f"f WI tsf -.
soslsg snsa tEf ~ Fh9w ~ rs
washington! ths b.ss. rss@ralsss q
yrtoas thai sth.s. nay 49, LIT "
fnLL rot why this isns has iaegsassd
50 psr eva, IN ssius = ess ysas sna ' ~
gsyssnt pFie@s "a short time
iET 70 bnoW ruu TIE rssaits - rs
efforts u sthsrs wAs have eogsht iand
sagiial aad roar ~asssy viii accomplish
tasards yeaf undergraduates.
LET uH TELL roc about boay q
loHssd-eff Hand thsi 10 the saaal 4 asy
lot vegetables. fruits berries. and- IN
fact psodsS~ o. all kinds that WIN Ere~
In this climate. land that u iaeai faf
positry ard daiFr purposes. Lara that !
sssI 2 sis@, ass 81" ., "a 20 "a,
rood rnaFksts
LET "a Snow rou tina state Erpert-
mental Farm roe tslas PLANTED on =
part % eur lard. and the sinf ~ soii M
sspssts .slsss fsr saessssfai farming
f,or-T ExpEnfMEaT TIE sTATE
HAa poSn THAT YoR roU
Prfas $50 per aers. Is per acre eash
and Soc par acre ger month 10, 10 ana
N-acre tracts
Fros dead Ia case % death Fssa ~s-
tausion a time In case - sicknsss
Cali OF wrtfs for illustrated boahiet
ans lat ~ tell yuu more about this land.
10 wigh ua 20 Hinco. snohosNish county
let us shop u 20 yos-
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"a acres. 60xtg6. s50o
y acres. i20xfse. $500.
acre. l20x2Ts. 81 900 and up.
aaaAn payment assa. Balance mensa.
NJ ~ yssrir ~ peF crai city watHf
These acres are iasi uaftA ~ ttth e
HssF sars seheai ana stsFsa
JAMES r. SMILEY.
carurt " zen ard tfth ~ - W
rhgns uaiiarh $50
nnAUrlRNG fso0E TRACT
Ftvn acres on the aggnd eas hsif ralis
Co y hafE GOD selt E9ssa road. nnif 70
mlnutes g fisnssf square Prizes iise.
" cLfrvoRu 4 vAx AuHpALE
as Third Az NeAy Meais9u.
il fAnssn. M fstsnd frasu Vaiass.
AtaskA Naass me % offsr fog ts~
ta@n. Fin~ fsr trust ana chicksn rats
inE sans frpls trees. hnss@. npsd wait
enc ess. ali rs ehieNsn. hsssshe.d
80 ssisges as psr snsnih azs ps aAm.
son. 500 Bena 81, EFefett
cI.oaE To rLEAsANT nEAcH
acres on soash end - uaioufidNs
lslsnd : ni,- g wstst frost. slss q
sestffa 50 nfsnsFtan. rtse ~ asanf
Nalntar ant usVnptas. suuth siups An
iaaAl ieeatian fer sgsnmer bona ~ ffuii
ana chie&au rsaeh. Fis~ mlnatss sAi2
PRICE tgsst use cAaH
ct.trFOnp a VAN AGtankt.E.
ga Thaa Az Nsas Madisos
WATER FNuNr
soa ns'' s,s az sss@ s s sss a1 ss'ss's
house. nies iA~n. csrnsn, waiss sec 2.
s4ndy bsech prtviisxs - mfnutss fruui
sseisie s tass is.sss' ssFn's lias cash.
MEnnfTr nBALTT Co.
1879 Ffnsr Az
cheap. WIDOWS ax eaieksn ransh.
large p4se@ - fand close 20 street ears
s ~ sss,ss' gg,g 'ss t e. ~ e's e..
ara foreman - Hsndsrson, a. Earitns
ton store. On aew Reatan Nee. o. AN
nans casnisr, IN time. nitE
Isdg eash VII handle tia Gass sci
our oii hoIns Eiaes ~ - acres. close .
cifr and railroad. on good county road
ne feet q lake front. sisgans beach.
fire fishinE and boafinE. IS acres partly
ssss San ~ ssas IL f' ass ~. ,s ssT r
mules. t9g pigeons. 100 belgian hsrsa
Is chicssas. ssSan. farm impiemsnis.
- ~ san. Or. pasy. al ssia Head 81.
Evsrest opposite @. y depot
seas buYs nv E.acFs home place. near
large city ~ ta.eaa people. foe market.
ssgd transporisiisn. Some e.ssfed, y
some fruit. berries, running HAtsr and
chicken houses $50 aawn. balance o. 81
pr month. see owner. M Robert, astt
Bond - Everett, apposiie q y depot
$40 per acre Tor Hood Canal water
front Soc other bargains IN our street
Ntndnw
BANNER NV co 7se Fourth A.
80 acres % rich, level bottom land.
close 70 fhs city running water. Fery
easily cleared. $4,000 1890 cash, bali
Hnrs SO % per month
MgnRfrT REALTY CO.
1870 First ~.
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IRRIGATED LANDS.

IRRIGATED LAND.
several Fefy cheap buys IN Yakima.
mndef aafaF nnW
tsopGsnN a NELSON
1lE Sullivan mlhs
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combination cager, pNreF and niieeF
Just What You gave > bills Tor ~ the
exposition. HiFen tea this week with
each t1e purchase a.
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NEAR EVERETT tNgEMuHftA
rae ACRES. Eepd level land ttse por
acre
Five AEWER oSsrtnakius ths asuad
near ltiehmopd Beach. all hlKhis ims
prosea o. see
TWENTY ACRES. IN euitsatlon.
good orchard. huass. barn. ales cfpss
o. zee
FtFG ACRES rsar Take nailinFrf.
partly Improved afnpm house. ~ see
WuNERr MALTHE
aiRsaso-glt AisaAa uutldiuE
UEnE ARE A FEW noon mufs
o% SEATTLE TACOMA SHORT LINZ
zee ACRES. less right -pf aaF. ass
feH acre
SIXTY ACHEa al iavsi. good sell.
close 70 fntsrurban survey viii have
gies "a aaand ffes SCI arFs
FnNrt ACRES unltnpfut "a. fine iaca
tiuu o. 500
TEN kcHEz less shsft Line risht Of.
waY. hsst - snli ga4ea
ROBERT NAi.TNF
FHaHtHHEWw
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ACHEAGE FOR RENT.

-Four acres. improved pnd choiee, small
house and barn. located IN Seattle w
per month ~ the year; aeres orchard
Included AT $40 per month. Call up East
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LUMBER a TIMBER
COMPANY,
MAIN tfs1 TaT HENRY BLDG
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For sale BY oWuef~h acre OF DuNafn-
ish river front property Phone East
I77g. or call 1897 ifh aI
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BUY ACREAGE

WknLET'H ACRES have every "a
vantage that eisB property hiss, nna u
tufiFe times 49, large Aa rlfF Dos ~
ieaa price So 10 no further from the
business district iu point - time
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
N~s@~sNN.~sNN-~@sN ~NsNNN.N4NlN~s~aNN

NORTHWEST TRUST a SAFE DE-
pOSfT co. First aY and Columbia ST..
Goldman BuildiuEl, invites applications
for loans from $1,000 e. $1,000 on Inn
proved Seattle residence property In
established districts
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e-~~~-@S~-eeee-o-e~e>~-e
Loans 90 furuituFe. horses, etc WI
nam Roach room III Mes tofk biaa
LOANS On stock corn fnsraiai paper.
ssa fog sullivan q conHidine BIDS
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CRY. CRY RsAL estate.
The sun., 1910-02-01
CHAs. ". YALE GONE BROKE.
80 Actors ana Actresses Creditors OF His
| Amnsement COmnanIea.


Charles H. Yale. theatrical manag ger.
OF 1492 Broadway. has fled a petition In
bankruptcy with liabilities Of s6l .54S and
nominal assets OF tle.27e. consisting OF
notes S,So6; accounts. %, eos; scenery.
costumes, &C.. $1,000. in storage ware
houses in New York and Philadelphia
subject to warehouse liens, and cash in
banks, IS. He also has 8TS shares OF
stock OF the Charles H. Yale Company and
nine shares Of the Charles II. Yale Amuse-
ment Company OF no market value. The
scenery and costumes are for the plays
Primrose Girls valued at 5000. stored
in Philadelphia: -Painging the Town
%, 500. stored in Philadelphia. and for
utopia 5000. stored In New York.
He owns a half interest In the manu-
script and music OF Primrose Girls, :"
valued at 81 600 which Is held by Herman
Perlet OF San Francisco for n debt Of $500
He also owns tho manuscript OF twelve
Temptations but IL is OF no value. as the
copyright has expired.
There are 100 creditors named in the
schedules among whom are lithoKraphers
and printers, A. NJ. Buch OF Philadelphia
$3.50 for wigs; Charles II. Fleming Of
Messenger Boy No. a." and eighty actors
ana actresses to whom is due 81. ssS from
the Charles H. Yale Company and Charles
II. Yale Amusement Company for salaries
Among the professionals are Maize King.
5000; Anna Little. si4,; Winifred Green,
slos; p c. Armstrong. $3.50; Sam Fisher,
Sass; Will Halliday, S445; r. w. Kendall
sass; j. r. Worrell. $780, Billy Barlow
and wife. $3.50; Leo Ebert and wife, STA;
W. c. Newman and wife, S327; Charles
Tull and wife. siO7; William F. Ryan and
wife. Sis; Gardner Lowell. s2o2. and Fred
Borneman, Slt6.
The sun., 1910-02-01
THE Young TURN"
Max Roaersp New Piece would Hardly
DiN ert q Real sultan.

Max Rogers, who since the death OF
his brother has become q single star, ap-
peared in another musical play, The
Young Turk. last night at the New York
Theatre. big houseful OF friends was
present TO cheer him along. From the
amount Of applause bestowed upon the
entertainment one might gather that
they enjoyed it, but there were undoubt-
edly many who left the theatre with the
idea that IL takes all sorts Of musical shows
to make q season.
The Young Turk" is one OF the kind
that is said to appeal TO the tired business
man in search Of realization for want OF
more praiseworthy qualities.
There Ia nothing particularly novel
about II. There's story that he's some
thing to do with q box OF the Sultan g
jewels which becomes confused with
two others like Il and gets all hands into
trouble in the Sultan's pelEce until II
O'Clock comes. There are 80 many com
plications that nobody could keep track
OF them snd through Il ell Max Rogers
worked very. very hard to be funny. He
succeeded AZ times but many Of his efforts
to get laugh through misplacing words
as Germans are supposed TO do went wide
Of the mark.
At best he is a comedian who needs
all the aid q clever librettist can give.
for without his brother to joke and dance
with he is at q disadvantage. Aaron
Hoffman's book helped him but little
Much OF its humor was as breezy as a
ten-year-old almanac. and Rogers, left
to his own resources. had no easy time OF it,
He sang many verses OF a parody on
popular songs TO the evident satisfaction
OF the audience. and with Violet Mac
MILAN shared the best musical number
Of the play. but little else that he did
was out OF the ordinary.
Maude Raymond, who ia featured with
him on the programme, has made her
biggest success singing coon songs.
That is probably the reason that all OF
her numbers last night sounded like coon
songs whether they were or not. Her
method for each was the same, but it is
a method that has made her popular and
will continue to do 50. None of Max
Hoffman's musical numbers showed
much originality, although two OF them
are easy to carry away.
OF the others in the company Frederick
v. Bowers. with a continual grin and
a noisy manner, was a tiresome figure.
Violet Macmillan, one OF the smallest OF
soubrettes, looked like a pretty French
doll and had little to do. John Dunsmure
Cowan mace the Sultan as fearful as u
Sultan should be.
A good sized and we'll drilled chorus
added snap 20 the performance. and a
young woman called Miss Toots Paka
did q strange Oriental dance that was
graceful and not bit shocking.