davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

The bi-plane made the two first laps against the motorcycle in 2:47, the latter's time being -5-16 1-5, the bi-plane winning by 29 1-5. Moreover by the time the motorcycle had gone around four times, the bi-plane had completed six laps or five laps after the motorcycle entered the race, gain ing one in four.
 After the race was over Mir. Hamil- ton made four circuits of the course. gaining good altitude though hardly as high an elevation as the day before. Without announcement he made a very spectacular finish to the race. the day and the meeting by a high glide with a finish on the track in front of the grand stand Reaching a point directly over the stretch he shut off the engine and floated down to a point exactly in the center of the track In this exhibition he used the finest kind of judgment Either there was a little breeze from the west against which he calculated, or things looked differsnt from a view point up above from the way they do below, for it seemed to those on the track when he shut the engine off that he was clear to the west of it and would just about land on top of the fence. But he knew exactly what he was doing and came to the ground just exactly where he planned to-
 After the exhibition was over Mir Hamilton remarked that he was a Iit- tie disappointed in not getting higher into the air here. In the first place the air is very light and in the sec ond place his best propeller was the one broken on Saturday before he had a chance to use it. With it he got good elevation on Friday and doubt less would have gone much higher Saturday and Sunday if it were still in condition for use. But the substi- tute propeller did fine work even if it did not furnish quite so much climbing power and saved the day for a glorious finish of an event that should be long remembered in Ari- Zona.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

and property and inquire fully into our business books and records, and fix upon a scale of charges which will be just and equitable both to the com pany and to the consumer, which scale of charges we agree to put into effect. As public utility corporation we recognize the justice of the contention that we are entitled to make only fair return upon the actual capital invested. and this is all we are asking or expect to ask of the citizens of Phoenix.
 Very respectfully,
 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
 By F. H. ENSIGN, Mgr
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
TWENTY FIFTH, CoL0REO
 IN TROUBLE AGAIN
It Will Be Reviewed Today By a
 Woman

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 13.-Every member of the Twenty fifth In- fantry colored.. regiment, stationed al Fort Lawton, who was absent from the post on Friday, will be paraded before Mrs. c. F. Aizada. in an effort to identify the man who she says attacked her, while she was on her way home late Friday night.
 The regiment is the one Involved in the trouble at Brownsville a few years ago. None of the men now in the regiment were in it at that time. however.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
BILLS HE TALKED ABOUT
It is Believed Are the Ones That Will Be Given First Attention By Congress. Other Expected Proceed ings This Week

Washington. Feb. 13.-The fact that President Taft in his New York speech picked out for emphasis such. subjects as postal savings banks. interstate commerce legislation. anti-injunction. statehood and conservation seems to mark these subjects for early consider ation by congress. It is remarked also that the character of MT. Tafts allus- ions to the federal incorporation bill would hardly justify the. placing of that measure in the first rank of adminis- tration measures while the fact that the ship subsidy bill ignored alto gether makes it questionable whether the executive will bring pressure to further its chances.
 ship subsidy legislation seems almost certain to pass the senate. but the democrats in the house are preparing to line up against the bill, and they believe they will be able to defeat it.
 It is expected that the committee of the senate, conducting an investi- gatiOn of the cost of living will be an- nOunced early this week. There is lit tie doubt that the republican members of the committee will be Senator Lodge chairman. and Senators EIkins Me Cumber. Shoot and Crawford The democratic membership has not been determined, but indications are that Senator Simmons and Clark will be asked. The committee probably will report before the conclusion of the present session. It will undertake especially to demonstrate that tariff is not responsible.
 The question whether the house committee ways and means will un- dertake an investigation of the high cost of living is not determined. The Ballinger-Pinchot investigation will be resumed tomorrow. There will be inn pOrtant hearings on the railroad bill.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

l Messrs. Roy Goodrich, Ancil Martin, ct. al.
 Phoenix. Ariz.
 Gentlemen:-
 We have received and considered your communication requesting that we permit an examination of our business by an electrical engineer and an ac-
 countant appointed by the city .coun- cil in order that they may report to
 the public their conclusions regarding
 the value of our property and the net earnings derived therefrOm. - Replying thereto we beg to say that we consent fully and freely to such an investigation to be made by a disinter-
 ested accountant, both of good stand ing and ability, to be appointed by the city council. We will throw open our books, records and plants to such an investi- gation and we will assist the investi- gators in every way possible to ascer-
 tain the facts quickly and correctly. If prompt action is taken the inves- tigators should be able to make such
 report as you require within week
 or ten days, which report we feel con-
 fident will convince the public of the truth of our claims concerning the
 value of our property and the net earn ings derived therefrom.
 In addition to consenting to such an examination as you suggest we are willing to go much further anu join with the city in securing an expert com
 mission to inquire fully and carefully into the whole subject of local gas and | s.L. r.r.r n fix a fair and equitable rate schedule, just to the consumer and to the com pany
 We will be glad if the appointment of such a commission can be given ser ious consideration at this time and it be made a continuing body to revise and readjust rate schedules from time to time as conditions change and the city increases in population. We believe, in justice to all con-
 cerned, that this appointed commission
 should be composed, of three disin-
 terested electrical and gas engineers
 of acknowledged standing and repute.
 who are familiar with the subject of
 rates and rate schedules, and should
 be selected in the following manner:
 The mayor and city council to select
 the first engineer, the Pacific Gas and
 Electric company to select the second
 engineer. and these two, engineers to
 select a third; or, in the event that
 they fail to agree on the, third man,
 then the chief justice of the territory
 to select the third commissioner.
 If such a commission be appointed
 we will agree to permit it to make
 a thorough examination of our plants
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
MOTOR LAWS.
The Trade pesirous of Securing Uni
 form Legislation.

Washington, Feb. 13.-ToA urge upon congress the proposed federal registra ton of automobiles. and promote uni form motor vehicle legislation in the various states. national legislative convention will begin here tomorrow. The governors of ewenty states have named delegates. The automobile trade will be largely represented.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
SURVIVORS OF THE FARALLoN.

Seattle, Feb. 13.-The steamer Vic- toria brought in nineteen survivors of the steamer Farallon which was wrecked near Iliama bay, Alaska, Jan uary 5. All the members of the crew and the passengers decided to wait at Valdez to take the next west bound steamer for their destinations.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
AN ALLEGED COMBINATION
To Keep Prices of Hogs Down While
 Pork Went the Other Way

Chicago. Feb. 13. - The federal grand jury will investigate whether any agreement existed to keep down the price of hogs when bought from the farmers by the packing houses.
 Employees of the packing companies here and from other western cities will be questioned as to the methods of the firms known as independents"
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
THE DEAD OF PRIMERo
Three More Bodies Taken From the
 Mine

> Primero. Cal. Feb. 13.-Three more bodies were recovered from the Pri-
 nero mine today. making sixty-five taken out since the explosion on Jan uary 3i. Workmen say that more bodies will be recovered tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
THE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY.
He Entertained Political Callers a,
 Home of Brother in New York.

New York, Feb. 13.-President Taft passed quiet Sunday, at the home of his brother Henry w. Taft and left for Washington at 3:55 D. m. Callers be- fore he left were O. w. Barnard, presi- dent of the New York Trust company, and Lloyd w. GriscOm. president of the New York republican county commit tee
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
PiNcHOT'S PLAN ENDORSED.

Fresno. Calif.. Feb 13.-The San Joaquin Valley Cattlemen's Associa- ton, in session here, passed resolu- tions indorsing the methods of Clifford Pinehot in collecting fees for tres passing cattle, horses and sheep on government reserves.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
PULLMAN IN RIVER.
When a Rio Grande Train Was De-
 railed.

Salt Lake. Feb. 13.-A Rio Grande passenger train. east bound was derail- ed at Woodside last night. The Pull nan Iva shoe rolled down an embank- ment in the Price river. Seven pas sengers were injured, but none fatally The injured were taken to Denver
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
LOCATED AT LAST
 DR. COOK IN CHILE
He Very Naturally is Not Commu-
 nicative

Alvidia. Chile. Feb. 1S.-Dr. Freder- ick A. Cook, the explorer, and wife, arrived here on board the German steamer Osiris. having taken a cabin at Montevideo. He travelled under the name of T. Craig. He sailed north today. He declined to be in- terviewed.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
FRENCH HoNoRs FOR. RoosE-
 WELT.

Paris. Feb. 13.-The Figaro an nounces that President Fallieries will give a grand fete at the Elysee Palace on the occasion of Coloners Roose- velt's visit.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
HERMANN HAS MAJORITY.
The Jury Said to Be Nine For
 AcuuittsI

Portland. Feb. 13.-After thirty-six hours consideration the jury in the Binger Hermann case was locked up at eleven o'clock tonight without reaching a verdict The only rumor is that it stands nine to three for ac- quittal
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14


 Longest Cross-lots Flight. MT. Willard next rose in the air for the longest cross country flight made here and the longest flight of any kind that he has made here How far east he flew was not learned but judging from his time and the fact that his machine looked but little larger than an eagle at the extreme distance. it is supposed he went some distance east of the Cave Creek road before turning north. Anyhow when he did turn north and circle back to the grounds again there was an. unusual picture He was on a line between the grand stand and the big brown mass of the Comeback mountain. With the mountain for a background, his ma chine seeming to get higher as it came back toward the grounds, due to the changing perspective. the machine had all the appearance of a big electric car climbing up a steep railway to- ward the summit of the mountain. then jumping off into the air. MT. Willard came back to the grounds and made a good landing on the track in 9:45 travelling probably between six and seven miles.
 The Last Event.
 The last event Of the Phoenix avia- tion meet was a fine ending to a most notable program. It was a race for two miles between a Curtiss motor
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
FAULTLESS FINISH IF
 AVIATION EXHIBITION Not Single Irritating Incident in the Execution of the Entire Program of the Closing Day FINEST WORK OF THE MEETING BY HAMILTON AND WILLARD

Bplane Puts Curtss Earlier Invention Out of Running Another Close Event Between the Airshp and An Auto-Willards Most Notable Cross Country Flight and High Glide By Hamilton Silken Pinions from Cloudland, Aighting in Front of Grand Stand.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
PROPOSITION ID GET FACTS Regarding Profits and Rates
 Of Electric Company BUSINESS NEWS LETTER
Asking Company to Con sent to An Investigation of Its Plant By a Respon- sible Commission-Calls Out Affirmative Reply

The following correspondence was begun for the purpose of bringing order out of the chaos of information and transformation into which the citizens of Phoenix have been thrown regard ing the electric light situation:
 Phoenix, Arizona, Feb, g, 1910. Pacific Gas and Electric Company,
 Phoenix. Arizona. Gentlemen:-
 We are reliably informed that a number of the, principal stockholders of your company are willing that the city council of Phoenix shall investi- gate your business on the ground that you are a public utility corporation. We respectfully request that you in- vite the city council to appoint com mission of its own selection on which there shall be one electrical engineer and one expert accountant to examine your property and your books with a view of determining what is the actual value of your property and what your net profits.
 It is our desire that this information when obtained be made public in order that the people of this city may deter mine upon known facts secured from disinterested sources whether or not they want the city to own its electric light and gas plant or not {h view of the fact that an election is to be held on Febi cap 24. 1910. to de- termine- whether or not the city shall petition congress for permission to bond itself for such a plant, we re- spectfully request an early answer.
 Very truH yours.
 ROY $ GOODRICH,
 ANGEL MARTIN,
 J. ". DORRIS,
 AARON GOLDBERG,
 JOSEPH THALHEIMER,
 R. H. GREENE,
 WALTER TALBOT,
 JOHN w. THOMAS,
 J. w. TOSS,
 EDWIN EISELE,
 DWIGHT B. HEARD,
 l.. w. COGGNS,
 F.. J. BENNETT.
 F. E. DWELL,
 C. T. HIRST.
 February 12, 1910. Messrs. Roy Goodrich. Ancil Martin.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
GOOD NEWS, NO NEWS.

Stockholm. Feb. 1S-The condition of King Gustav is so satisfactory that no bulletin was issued today.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Feb. 13.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair, colder Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
BI-PLANE.
6:44 1-2 STUDEBAkER.
6:33 2-5

The race completed the bi-plane kept on around the course for three more laps making an eight mile trip and finishing in front of the people.
 Longest Cross-lots Flight.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

(continued on Page 12.l
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

FOR sALE-
 A Bargain, Broom brick. two full size lots. good location. corner. Price $2200. Easy terms If desired.
 E. E. PAscoE,
 1f0 N. Center Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
FARMs 40 AcRuAoE-loon.l
FREE
WE PAY 1r@E FARE

Foe few DAYS only We win pay all
cNrHnnea tn eIagn aud return Iu "a limited
nuwhof no dnsirn GO invest in good land
tf g1u are tired % ieakins At lana
pfirud Ut several timus inc value. 81 with
Wa AZ aNt expense. ana SEQ a tract ~ land
priced AZ less than zee value We have
- MUCH faith ga oar proposition that We
nru wlHihs 90 way Yout oNurnsra whether
rnu buy uf oct
Call write 81 phone be about arrange
Wrnta ana lhF va TELL YOU about as
acreage utopauitinH that IL absolutely aH
ne square and utfhtn the means ~ the
reur mnn Az idsai apneftuuitr far the
.eh1fiuH maH tHr % NHuW ruu ths
best hHdy ~ logged aff land boz Wratrra
Washington the beet. regardless of
pglgea that others maY asa LIST uH
so per cont iu value fn one Yeag aud shf
ar tntofufham nos huiialHa viii dountr
present psissg,s, cen. e , .seft tin,s
effsFu % Others uho have bought land
from us. iet us ahUe fnu what small
capital and Yaur energy viu accomplish
IEr as rEtI Won about body o.
laEsed eff land that So ths equal ef ans
iat Vegetables itHlta berries. and ln
Tact produce 1f ai binds that silt Erua
peultrf and dalfl pafraaea land that is
fArf In clear. huH hest go Hnll water M
90 feet locatrd on railroad and aaar
Lrf as SNOW ynl the stat. rspsu
mental Fafm unw hriHH plated nn
pAft 20 nuf iaud tna me kind - soil ifs
experts srlrrt fsf sHrrraafui fafinfnH
DON'T EXPERIMENT TWE STATE
HAS NHNE THAT rnN Nuu
Price t-o per arrv Is Fet acre sss.
aui Boz prf acre peg menth 90 80 AMI
f1raH4e ffaUfa
trre dsai in case ~ death rres a.
trpaiau VI ume in ease ~ sirhnesa
tHM Uf write faf Nfusffa % booklet
aud iei ua foil rau mere aHnut fhia iaHH
Gee uth ne 90 Hiaen. anHhumtsh county
lrt 90 SHOW be ta Fuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

HEH f.H Nt'ftE
we are aHfllHa zoe afrea ~ land sc.
aaff fHaf fsHf HsN-H ffafn fhr rlfF umifs
80 ktffett AZ 500 psF acre We have
suhdifited aama Inta B. fa rs ana ae
acre tFasfs Voc rzn parah base ani rIss
tfaet yea desire This iaHt b. fTffiie
rico. Bowel. h'aea HH1 raFf ~ ft 10 Haails
cleared uHt 20 30 customers taaen tf
everett % rrf rrnf nrre sutfsf aai Hn
rfutef fa uarEHaHr We Han a.sUn fra
an saad fanntua stream f FrH Hsft
HafahlF SETTLERS ere NIaaffnE faH tauf
at around Fuu. AMI fa faaiHes afe sI
rraHr hFIus there fhrre feaqa afH faH
prizes ~ fHis iant ras SIS fa ffaa lrI
acre. SOS acres HFfn fata at tH#f uff.e
aHd fhHH bank secured tHe HFHneffF
They came fH ua fH sell We inNra'l
aatrd reH1lflsns faaFnsahlF and f9tf
fhem fHaf r tneF wanted If go uaE
aaiaktf 80 HaaIa faafanfrr o. ast Sc at
anru f me uftre wsa atadr ffa
rha bans HaHfra tha inauef ana ar
ere aair tt rltH fFa harsafn
We hnteHn uHr feEetattAn ts neli
enough eHtaHftfHet ta deserve FaHr esa
sidntatina If fHa Waut fana
We afwaEs haeH nat We saeaftise
We have nraHF HHtefHnF scented
We are afHuga Ragtsffaa wsfh fHnarHs
able eFeNt aGf Fan fefef Buu t1 faa
Satisfied raHfaaHrr
ufH NAWtJN a CO.
atfeafs. 9tssftf Sees rurh uiaeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
DER GASOLINE ENGINE
BUSINESS CHANCES.
f'-''-7-'>' '=-es,s'-@-->s-
HOOMING HOUSE

ROoMIN0 HOUSE
Nlne Feaus rent ttt inrame fsf tnr
rpam Fuutiua Zoe fss month rhn 20
flass in one hltfh from ~ o
. '9 I'm, i'9 ,,s 'asni i've. iarss hsss
VS. 3 rtx6S 3 80 sis Nssiss 81,
CA~nt uNatNEsa- elegant stnre
sen r4ulHped faffnrf m rear ftaa rr
4uIref farHa fa ASA atber retail lines
cear Is - paeas astu sssi
Wrsfauranf uHsf rhaare r8- sman
u1f rtr tit scr WHufh '-rEr
asa So &c sea au aug suY ST. wr eul
esss as.a sss
Far sslr-A raaa taurh csnrfsr 81
HaaN terms small raaner aaau Address
sa1e $d ALASKA HaHi ftaus
Tor sale 9sfnbRshea famHf llaaer
~i.ge q hieh slasl location lans lease
q az cline stf tlsr 81
viii esH az rhs sias sffrs t-ea seventh
NH Tomorrow HH wHt He EtNHu faH
tleksts e. ~ usiessse theatre Cos
Fer t.srEusg ard trst psslra
safe an@ tsa ia fiit .ae rvnt. lanE
leave gifF Nts star
Is EHet s4s3raaa pFapas.usn faf
eHwan sikh afnaN capital Address T.
" NrH tHf Esetftn
BE- sale AZ veuf aan priee f8Kit trnt
sut f4 faru'Fsrf Ger ESQ. 81 maath
seauna rrut sos savrafh as
Hteek sfaeosiea eunfeetianerF. 8sti-
eefHsaHH HaaI taeaEfan cheap Fretaf.
n ts1 aA trcHae EitE
FOR sALE-RooMlN6 HOUSES.
~@-~-~~~S~-~~~~~~~-~e~~~~ s7~~s~~-~~-~~~~~~-~->
ttsFusut rpuwinE hause rae saie fase
's4rmifHre nearly uss. NatAln6 aistanea.
fssA EThth AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
4 nARGAlN

1ttfss rsfneF Hlth firr.rautn w.edHfu
rsffaFe ore hfHfk from tEipu rar
rflrg 81 $50. terms ta ruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

FTss- acre home site eco feet from tha
fin' ,. sosisyafd e.sr,s e % 80
five esssuent rtrs vii - roaar - rut
into iufa in = cnunia ~ years rsFfns
isoa cash. balance iasa pr year faf nins
OLE lfANaox a co
tftait. His.ntf Nru Yprk niock
FOR SALE. nY OWNER
sA acres uu caWnty ROAD. near Kan
cite. wash only tsn uiiies frufn tirf fu-
eftpu new six-fouru hhuse barn and uut-
hulldings. ruanlns eater. phone ia
house. alice yard. fisuera. 80 garden.
Eund nriNuh nrhu1i. near school. stores
deliver 30 house Come and SOC noK "a.
Manstts wash
teas buys NJ a.arre nome ptace. near
large citB ~ ta.oao people. fine market.
good transportation Some cleared. Sc
chickens. our fgrniturs. garden tools
shlek.a i houses 80 dssn. taiases q g
per uianth zee rsr. ST. Robert. apas
Bond . Everett opposite O = dePet
$500
Two ard one hail arrsa situate min.
utea' wnik from Hitter Lakr High dra
ard slightly. close o. Everett fnfrrurhun
partlY cleared good title terms 1859
cash balance in nine annual payments
OH HANSON 4 co.
sit-ait-tte.Ri1 sew YorE block
6 ACRES $3.50
House. barn and spring water one.
hair cleared and on county roads one.
half mile from school puHt0ffna ana
stores use round trip fare 20 city Dor
particulars call Room 2 Times nidE
Fhnr-arrs snap near Seattle, one acre
firn wherrtss. rnunF orchard good little
81 500. guod terms Weaver % YvHlnr
Way corner First az
FARM LANDS AND RANCHES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
b - G. J. G PRIOR.
lNh 30t7 557 NEW YORK BLK
CHAP. WIDOWS big chicken ranch
pnd stores. only fe1s Terms fgs hown.
- month. Frsr wood and water See
Mrs foreman or Hgndsrson ~ EarilnE
ton store. un naw hauton Ire. o. nm.
mans cashier. m Times BldE
ACREAGE FOR RENT. y
-Four acres, improved and choice smail
house and barn, located In Seattle. SIS
per month ~ The year. acres orchard
includcd AZ $40 per month. Call 40 East
tt7s
20 acres Tor u 600; 100 down. balance
on your own terma This land partly
cleared near lake. fine boating aud fisb-
Ing. and on good county road "a miles
from town See MI. Franks 28a9 Bond
A., Everett
Two acres two miles from city limits
Tor 1859. $40 cash. balance So per month
Hse Manager room 2. Times nldg
Eight acres three mies frbIn ony.
81 900 200 cash. balance $40 per month
Gee saleanen rooms 1. and 2. Times
BldE
Io acres i milo from o. Hrion station.
Tacoma fntorurbuu. log house and some
clearing. easy terms Dunbar. a30 New
fofk nlk Main lse
Patent county or state rights sell or
trade, easily handled Soc working
model and Inventor. fg0a Third av Phone
Ind $500
Two ana one half acres OF land new
house. we'll wuodhouso ana 0uthnuuca,
one acre cleared ana fenced, near by.
A. 4. walsh Colby
Five acres three miles from city Tor
$500 $50 caHh, balance s. per mouth
Gee Manager. room 3 Times Hldg
FARMS AND GARDENS.
s~~4~lN~~r~c-N~s~ee-~~ ~-e-~~e~~-eN~0~~N~
THE BEST g or t0-ACRE PHOpOBt-
TON near Seattle for vegetables fruit
or poultry. $50 an acre Throo rnii-
roads. can or write for descriptoh aud
easy buying plan A
iiERBEnT 4 UPPER. 900 Lsary BidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

FLATS

eu.fS-N--.s ->l~se4~S~--s~-~-eee~s~s~
APARTMENT HUNTER
ft4a4 ana Is IS threH aut fa4f rHHrn
selsrs e rnfsfe - ard anfur lFhrsi nFw
- ,rstern Nreahali Apartment F-s
F3rsra a. n EastlsNa ear % Ataha.
-. tssrk Nssf rhNar &asi sf#t
EI.NORE APARTMENTS.
islf kias 81 t-gaam sustra. uHif
sess gas ranEg tsaAm heat 80 waAtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

aaa emily asA ia per esnf eash aeB tfa
rsr rraufh rhrrsfHfa faa need HuiF
have gsf 60 fta faaH use hare nni
fsfsef aar prices NtaF subdivisions arrfs
uiaerf nu rho msfket uufuhrr ~
HlHHfFs sNn. aesF ha3f 90 The tracts have
asFH spfa and are Offering she rs
a1 s4u8eF at tha same figures We Hanf
raa So fnseFffEafe. ara in saitaafa thuF
anHhfr. FOR fhan FHn Hff more fra titY
49, hos taw auF prices are fara leave
Ftfth auH fsfna rFrrr Naur ~ fhn far
pIafs ard furtheT iufuffnayion " euf
office We rsn rrnd man % uifh
Yau az anT uaaf
WEST q WHEELER
EIF HHiuaH WinEk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

So cents for round trip tickets 20 AT
prospective buyers. ubtRinahle ~ our o.
0ee before 80 o'clock tomorrow
30 cents. TICKETS round trip
HOLMAN SECURITY a INV. CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

,l-1.r- s-----~ N1lIT- THTH1THITI l-1-
~ -. 80 laA lls neom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

N~~s>~4~a~.0.~~s~-~~~~~ -~~~~~~~-~S@~e~~@-~-0~
Mammoth prkln drake prize stock
q sa Thoroughbred chicken eggs Tor
Matching 81 per settling ~ per hundred
NlhIark 1858 American Bank HldE East
Haa# NaFm Wr~E