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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

The special train. rendered and fur
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
NEW FOUNTAIN
 FOR THE PLN

Yesterday the Board of Super ors telegrapbed to New York
 the bronze fountain that win
 placed in the pool being excav, opposite the Rough Rider mcnuu, and expect to have it in position the next month. In construction i, a beauty and has heighth of i, teen feet. From the base to the pan is six feet and eight inches, from that point 10 the upper ps, two feet and eight inches. It h mounted by a vase bearer in feu inc make, over four feet Aigh, when in position will be aa stsI tive addition to the park. The , will be of octagon shape, and is be ornamented at each point wisI bronze vase, making eight of q ornaments. The pool win Asvs drop of over three feet and win eighteen feet in diameter. It be built of cement and work win started on it immediately.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
WALNUT GROVE Is
 SCENE or ACTIVITY
s1rom TAwsaay's Daily,

walnut Grove is passing through
 sn active era in mining, and some
 big operations are under headway and projected in that district. s. M
 waterman, one of the oldest residents of that section, and the owner or sev. eral promising properties under devel. opment, reached the city yesterday. and conveyed this important informs. tion, which Is based on what is going on in placer and quartz undertakings there.
 One of the big propositions to be started up is that of the Cfeek Min. ing company, which will operate the ground with hydraulic process on Milk Creek, that empties into the Hassayampa at the lower end of the Grove. The water will be pumped and forced through pipes, in washing the coil, and from the many tests made and the flow established as suf. hcient the proposition starts out with every indication of being a heavy producer. Arrangements are now perfected for installing the plant and the work should be under headway in a short time.
 The Oklahoma Mining company, which recently secured the Linn mines, is to start work immediately. under the direction of Superintendent Cooper. who is on the ground. They have purchased all the quartz hold. ings and in few days development will begin in sinking the shaft and in installing the necessary machin. cry.
 On the Blue Jacket claim. MT. Waterman has recently sent several tons through an arastra, propelled with gasoline power, and feels elated It results, receiving m average valu. Ation In free gold returns of 1ls DOT ton. He will proceed now 10 more extensively open up the prop.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
SCHEDULE roR A. . Q.
 WILL BE CHANGED

With the construction of the Ari. zona < California railroad west from Parker to Cadiz (Cal.) nearing com pletion. n new train schedule for that line is now under consideration by the S. F., P. < P. and Santa fe on. cials. w. A. Drake, vice.president and general manager, and P. P. Hast. ings, general freight and passenger agent of the system, have gone to Los Angeles, where they will arrange the schedule for the new train scr. vice this week.
 Railroad men believe the passen. ger time run between Phoenix and Los Angeles win be reduced to six. teen hours, provided good connec. tions are arranged with the main line at Cadz. The time over the Santa Fe lines from Phoenix to Los Angeles now occupies nearly two nights and one day.
 It is believed that the running time established in the new schedule will be about as fast as the time now made on the s. F., P. ( P. With the service established, it is believed that fast time will be made over the new line, as it is of very easy grades and compared with other mountain roads has very few curves.
 The distance from Ash Fork to Los Angeles over the main line IS 4s' miles. The distance from Ash Fork to Los Angeles over the s. F.. F. &. P. and the Arizona < California railroad will be 565 miles. The dis. lance from Prescott to Los Angeles by way of Ash Fork is 545 miles This will be reduced to 5O7 miles over the A. & c. road.
 The railroad management expects to have the new schedule in opera. ton by June l. It is believed that connections will be made with the santa Fe, on or before May I5.
 The A. < c. from wickenbure To cadiz will be of first class constue. ton. The steel weighs o5 pounds to the yard and the roadbsd is pro. tccted from washouts by an extep. sive ditch system, the construction or which west of Parker cost more thsn the building of the grade.
 Since the road was started west from Parker, permanent water has been developed in three places, thus the expense of transporta. ton of water from the Colorado river west, which was at first believed "o"'' De necessary, as the region 'raversed has been always consider. cd barren waste with little avail. able water supply.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

erty and later will start up his plant on a more extended run.
 The big dredging plant at French Gulch, he reports as practically com. plcted, and will start up in a few days, under the management of Joe Mackin The dam that stores the water is finished, and quite a lake Is ready to float the big boat. The camp is very active, and the process meets with considerable interest through its method of handling the gravel beds to be worked.
 Ira Moore has started up opera. tions at his camp with a force of miners and is getting out a heavy tonnage of gold ore. It is his pur- pose to develop the ground and send the product 10 the shelter. This property some time ago came into prominence through the discovery of very rich free ores, and has lain idle for some time. The indications are very favorable for the making of q big mine.
 At other points in the district, con. siderable placer mining is going on, which, with the revival in quartz op- erations, gives a very hopeful and encouraging outlook to the field in general.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
TO RESIDE IN
 LOS ANGELE

General regret will follow the nouncement that Mr. and Mrs. T.
 Job are to leave the city on | Tuesday, and hereafter they win ., Los Angeles their future homa. change of residence 10 due to tAs that Ar. Job will become sssesssI with Frank J. Thomas, the pronis' attorney of that city, in ths pred of the law, and under these eondIti, deems it sdvisable to be in cls touch with his interests in that ! fession than by remaining in city. MT. Job will retain his pN tiee in this section, and expects to
 a frequent visitor from time to til He is one of the oldest praetieins torneys in this district, and in twelve years he has been a reside carries to his new field the regard
 all as a man of integrity and abi' MT. and Mrs. Job carry the est, and regard of all to their new hoz
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
PIONEER PAID
 PRESCOTT v|S|

W. A. Rowe, one of the famiI figures in the pioneer life of | zona, and for a decade reeognij as the leader of the stalwart partis| of the Democratic faith, pad through the city yesterday from Parker country to Los Angeles, home. In that region he has h( operating a mining enterprise, | states that it is one of the gresI mineral divisions in the west, [ later in the year, or when the wsssl moderates, he will return. He | met at the depot by many frisI and regretted that he could not 7 over and renew the pleasant ases( tions of the past. He still esn the "bit in his mouth," e Ae ts ly termed it, whom the statsAood |. ter was talked over, and belis} from what he could learn that Territory was at last to receive star in the flag that was co earbs| hoped for. Mir. Rowe stated that brother, William, was prosperous ' had recently made several succesI( investments in land in the vieir| of Los Angeles.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
MURPHY LOYAL TO
 THE QUEEN CITY
trrsm rhursaay's Daily,

Reports circulated for some lima Tn Prescott that F. NJ. Murphy wa, To leave Arizona and take up hi, permanent residence in New York city, are flstly contradicted tbrouoh The receipt of a personal letter from him, few days ago, by A. W. Ed. wards, his representative in this eitv with his characteristic devotion to 'ne welfare of the country, backed up with his zealous consideration of the city as his home, he gives pub. lieity 10 his intentions in the futu,s in the following strong and em. phatic language;
 Please say to my friends that mere IS not enough money in New York to make me change my resi-. denee. It is my intentpn to aIwav. make Prescott my home, and I shah expect to continue investing money m Prescott property from time to time. The fact that I gave soms property to the St. Joseph's Academy offered the city the park for public uses, and sold my team of horne. should not cause my friends any alarm" '
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
CAMERON Is STILL ACTIVE

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20 Delegate Cameron, upon tho requ of numerous citizens of Yavapai eo' ty, has recommended for restorsiI to entry certain lands in the Press Forest Reserve, located in LonesoI Valley.
 Delegate Cameron has recomme, cd for postmaster at Patagonia, sss Cruz county, Miss Louise Kane. Portal, Coehise county, Mrs. Sarah Terrell.
 Delegate Cameron has recommes sl the establishment of mail ros from Dewey to Camp Verde, to ., ply the Cherry postofice.
 Delegate Cameron has requested increase for clerk hire of the Boa postoffiee, owing to the increase mail handled at that office.
 Delegate Cameron has secured frs the Bureau the reissue claim for pension for Byron F. saltus of M nehaha, Company K, slst New Ys Infantry, tl2, Samuel M. uark. Webb, sergssnt Company l., It 0s Heavy Artillery, tls; George II. HS Ut, of Bisbes, Company e. lss New yesk Infantry, tle.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
COLONIAL DANES IN ssssroN

WASHINGTON, D. C., April es.- The National Society of Colonial Danes met in biennial council here today. About 15o delegates were pres. ent, principally from the thirteen col. onial states. Mrs. William Rufsn Cox of Virginia, the president of tho society. presided. The reports of Mrs. Alexander J. Cassatt, the treas. urer, and Mrs. Joseph Fucker lamar. the secretary, were read.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
TERRITORIAL ROAD
 ROUTE INSPECTED
seson rhsrsday.s psilv.

yesterday Territorial Engineer Girand, accompanied by II. II. Rogers of Los Angeles, W. A. and D: O. Johnson of Riverside, Cal, Redmond Toohey of Phoenix and Henry Rock. mark of Prescott, left the city on . tour of inspection of the first thir. tesn miles of the projected roadway that !" to be constructed from this
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

city 10 the vicinity of the Mount Union range of mountains, under the territorial act of the last lcgisla. turc.
 The uip was taken for the pur. pose of investigating the conditions prevailing in road making, in view of the fact that next Friday the bids for the building of that grade will be officially opened and considered at Phoenix before the Board of Control and they will submit bids on the work required.
 The visitors from California are conversant with road making, and bear an excellent name in that voca. tion. They were impressed with the feasibility of the undertaking after returning in the evening, and in ad dition 10 expressing their approval of the laudatory project. that will be all the more appreciated after it is constructed, each was carried away with the country and the magnificent scenery prevailing along the route of the highway to be built.
 This move practically inaugurates the beginning of this noteworthy and commendable highway, and after the successful bidder Is announced the purpose of Mir. Girand is to come to the city and from this point person. ally direct operations in the future.
 Mir. Girand made the agreeable announcement, also, yesterday, that after the first thirteen miles are completed it is probable that an. other section of as many more miles will be authorized, the intention be. ing to get as much country opened to traffic this year as it is possible to do with the funds available. On leaving Prescott the route will 70 down Mount Vernon avenue, passing to the sidehill of the city reservoir, and in the stretch to the east gap of Mount Union and east of the Senator hill, it will traverse but a few feet of the established county road. IL will pass over the county road in the Groom Creek district, and de. scend to point near the Senator, from which there is a beautiful view of the surrounding country. Scenic effects will weigh materially in the construction of this highway, and the lines as run show a panoramic condi. ton without parallel, and on n grade that will be less than 6 per cent and not exceeding that figure at any poin, to be reached through the county.
 The purpose of MT. Girand is to construct a substantial highway, and in. this he is fortified with many years of residence and familiarity with climatic conditions prevailing. as to what is desired.
 After the successful bidder is an. announced the work of building the highway will be inaugurated immedi. "'eiy' rms acton practically crystal. izes the greatest inland project ever undertaken in the history of the Ter. ritory, and in addition to attracting thousands of travellers annually from the south to the north, and vice versa, it will be q stimulating factor in commercial channels, and permit the tourist to see the most attractive portion of the Territory at any time of the year, barring the short season when snow is in the mountains to the south of the city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

Only reliable and csmprehensivs mining news is published in tho Jour. nal Miner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

IT your job is "shahy" Journal. AissF 'issr will gst yss sastAss soa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

Foh ann M,sctllAnunUs

nsisiasrs fufnlshsd agsfimsnts. heat.
iisht sna Hss ais az valley, fhens
Aassa Anas iea1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
cruITT7EL SMITH WENT BACK TO
NATURE, BUT DIDN'T STAY LONG

schni,Eei thought Il was made Of
a mixture of sawdusL ground cam.
phor and turpentine
TN this very morning did our
hero stand up under tho strain.
Hut even man afflicted with
brain fagl anaemia. lack Of red cor,
puaclca. ogrclsh disposition and
stomachitis could stand no none.
For the breakfast table today
gruaned under an immense supply
nf brollcd cabbage, friHaled apple.
skins and Nanny Goats milk la
Rainier
Schnitnel said he didn't blame
that table for grooming. Indeed.
he wouldn't have been very much
astonished 10 see the table quit
The Job vlght ON the spot
Sad and pale-like.
SchnltHol dashed lnto the old
boarding house this noon. lie was
pale and sadlikr We scarcely
knew the old fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

about for any sign of disapprovai.
but there was not a ehide coming
Then ! want some plum pud.
ding. some hot mincc pie, some
pork chops vel done. and I want
some Java coffec-Java coffee.
understand
You wouldn't care Tor any nice
brown baked beans with plenty OF
pork and onion-luice. would YOU
purrcd Anaatasia sweetiy.
Yes, ! would. replied Schnltxel.
Ne for the whole worka~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FARMS AND AeRgAoE-tcon,j
PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

No ciass ~ property PAYS as large .
profit a. usiis located acreage or the
uufehiffa 81 aEua tNE city This ts
particularly true ahuuf q city EfuHira
as fasi oa NrHftia be- The HIrHnNraf
and beet EFuuf 10 aFaunf Seattle e g.
fhF nefthaa SD and there naturally f.
Hff" lHr largest Increase lea fnlHe Hlli
tsks place We have made HpeElaity
90 that district andfhAFs thfoa offer.
rni affs tract subdivisions alaNk she
seattle. EfWfatf tnfHfuFnan Tive ~
them AZ uuife rinaa 10 the city Nmits
n these fhs prices range from tHes a.
tsaf HtiN further north Ne have i've
aefe ifaffs at see 40 IF&a Easiest
hthd ~ terms go az ~ them. call -
tAs office nf phone % We can srnt
man 80 Nth yoa % iaak them over
az any lime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

q / IN m q a
steak. he de-
maudod OF Ana
staaia want
a two tnche :
thick. bloody red.
too | want lots
of TAT around the
edges and the
gravy ooxing all
over g."
SchnitHel looked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
AnEnTa MAKTEn.

Pool ruaru and fuuch equator fof
cheap Owner com psiis4 60 give ~ b
ness Teisphane Fork So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

y, ersi thought was Tor aid.
u rsmarse eluschcd him In q
= grasp
s,snnssl vowed never agaiu 10
- ,Aai whlch has made Boston
x vpar that which has made
ss,ga famous
saSk to Nature.
nrscs bis return to The Mature
Sssl,ssl sought out a Health
~ harding house.
~ sunday dinner he had corn
= ssn oyster cracker crolucttcs,
80 salnat roast. prune salad a
1 mttls Ak. aud finished Sith a
- Aruwu liquid clcverly disgais-
Z 3 resemble coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
WEST a WHEELER,
tas cOt.NAS BLOCK.

kuei hnfur TOE SOMEONE, as sores on
FWWntp road. riusH fa lake and mlii sfffa
EHga house oafhuiiaiuEa. twa rnRs zoe
chickens ard good sell Fer particulars
ralf on Bert AndsrsHa. Nsa EnHiaud
hatsl. Flrst ~ ara Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

When put the first Rochester 60 DAYS ago
told the people that the lots selling
taA ahd 500 each within 30 made good
cur statement proven by the fact that
selling AZ nom fpe 60 SiO0 The Aod ia
the hrat addition November demand for the
cheaper lots has been place
other beautiful tract the market contain level
lots without stump going TO
sell AZ SPECIAL opening price OF tt6
NnFh so each Eh' lie close IN the
are ready 20 put into Garden n
New settlers are pouring into the building
rea all over the grow faster than any
other city In the Northwest aud those who NOW will
double Their money every so days Remember
NtAt OPENING PRICE only few lots be sold aud YOU
must ACT NOW buy pcoa are At their low
level 49, - 1850 "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
' .'','.'. WsSsr I'D gmALE

&. ~ isT ~ y . D. gssfn 8Ia
si !. F.sesk Appig 5t5 zafb al
Paans ,, g.ssr sonsrs ana w11-
eat iaars,s q % Ballard f-ts
tasiass, '"e5 = iiiarkHmltH rFop
Koss's,' 5i.s..I'snesd chocolate ala.
4. enay 70 zg1i First 4
~ wv, Sss .M.lsrgD-FeNAIF
Rvs VII 49, (seaaeseS.e. = = =
~. sa,fs ~. a ~. ~ ~ ~ e. ~
l-iti ~ a &c small aarea Al
- .Sss wAHrep-nfLr
- i, pap.FlansIsr - -
G ceEisSSga ~ un'lns
fAaH ~. .ni q. ssais eo-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

sir-foom house theFoughiY modern,
furnace s2s fsth b. Beacon S90s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

Faf Rent Modern Groom cottage. I'M
man CITY Main $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
ON LPSlMMEY AVE.
RIDGE

You can buy room new modern
home. eoKi09. foot lot cement walks
around the house. sleeping porch. IhuH-
lrF trays ln basement. connected wffh
clothes chute piped for Faa and fur.
hafst pnHrien ataiffmmN. sliding doors
pass pantry. plate rails fncd fireplace.
uak mHnfai sinh mirror. fret class home
with unnbatfurtfLla view small payment
aasn, balance on terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FOR RENT



HOUSES.
~sS~~~@@~>~~~eN-~.~N -0~e-~~~e-~-SN~T>~e
Modern five and siz rooms. on corner
~ seth and HaaieV. ear 0m f0th g. fult
cement basement. furnace heat Rent
$50 10 per month Phone north 1913
tf5 % per mouth. eiEht-room house
partly furnished best car iina. paved
street. good place Tor roomera 1903
" feth 81
place Tor rent suitable for dairy bust
neHa Care Steve tfrsHHu. Seattle engine
house Third and Zine.
Eeteu-rpom house 10 good location.
rent tf6. or viii exchange FOR young
mans board and rgom. call East 1911
$40. 1-ro0m house bath. hot and cold
water. electric lights. large lot f12f
Burke Az Phone white 500
FoBf-ra0fn fiat ttE aix-roarn house
ft7 walking distance. Phone Main fa8g
100 H0rFn 3
F1f Rent Modern Groom cottage. I'M
man Grey Main $500
Hlr-fopm house. Thoroughly modern,
furnaca e2s 1sth b. Beacon S90s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

-, saith IS hack home
~ !. seed news Cor Schnittol "a
fa.s = ,.arsr. but lis a source
s',n ..s,sa, Joy Tor sehnitsei
( c sas'.l isit last SATURDAY This
!. wsauesday THAT maH , a ,..
! eS AVS TIA, schnitacl has boon
- nom our midst ,..
$500 mn be known. Schni'tel
" 49, tss,nr the Backto-Nature
ADDITION 20 brain tag, anaemia.
Z ~. sunnly of red corpusclcH
sarned bad disposition.
= -, hsa stomaehitis In It's
.s,,,leat form. That Is a Sc
Is sAlnk. es.t,-.r. an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

~-~-~.o~-~s~a~-~,~.~-eN~~ s~see-ese~eNr~N~c~~s~rs
Warfed-A furnisHed cottage. three fa
five rooms for mother and myself VIII
take hest u care ~ property Address
star lsiQ3
scenic nsEafivss ~ Pacific Northwsst
Sci ard larger Jacobs. P.-I BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
BURKE 4 FARRAR. INC.



For sate~-ftFnsfal store. stock consists
% groceries. hagds are. hifEhsn hArd
uare flour feed. grain ard uoitenss sHi
lnNetcs shout tt.s&& ! hasea't engUEh
capital % conduct This business as % u
growing tor fkss for ma. TIE district BE-
nss ard - present time ] serve zee fana
iiieN. and they are FIRST class customers
Only fost Fts on bad sefeunt u tsn
ynaFs ! also own the urwpersF and mii
seil ~ isaae 60 VuFrhas#r NJ health -
on fhs hgnus and my capital tua amali
20 consuct thta businres. call ard sas
me At taaf fffh Az VI hnd I still she's
yea one - ire best buys IN this city
VIII pay cash FOR restaurant IN coua.
frY town. scat consider anything bat
from rnwnfrv ~ J. Bsstadeaa. Den
Def Eeattls, MASH
BAHHERE here's Yassr apportunity ffe
your nNu hnaz EWu-r halr shop for sale
Etc~llsut location SOC Ffuuf St. Hrrmsrs
son. WASH
ESTABLISHING Highest class ethical der
iiafrg lewest rates. yearly contract
small monthly puVments Retf1. star
Pool Fuaru and luuch ruunfar fof sale
cheap Owner compsiis1 60 give ~ bust
ness Teiephane Fark 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FuRRlsaEp ROOMS

FURkfsAEU ROOMS
es~-~-~~~~~s~~~~~~~-~~~e@ ~~~~1~~~~~-~<s~s~~~Ns
fha NiFgtaaa ceM hails el~sats
80 Nlrxtnla - M ana seia watst
ois freta wssttAks "a every teen tres
~ 3 IS aaaisFn fur baths aaa nhanas
nlsNsa tRil cut sidsf rates FFnra D. - -
fe=ants, sSsFytkinx ~ psr aNea Waik
sew steam heat in9 aistanes
EftN ANNEX e-feat Eixhth av nsaf
Ns@tAHSs AZ asW. elrans fafnlshsd
ateaaa heated b@dyngms ltaf naanl
rates ~ - p~r week sse r-r aisht
Olympic Apartments Measrk ssvlns
rooms 81 - ana ~ stHsis faauss 81
and up. hest 0aa Eh~a p~ss ctss~ 10 sgaFt.
ntsnte 70 eiy usaF pgNitr starEet Etta
Western
pne o. twa fasnisheA heasekespiru
reNfua lt2tM kiahta ~ Gas flehfa
phene faFnIshea
t4xht stusAe reesa. heat hafa ant
rhmea We Per fnemth tt&1 cniurneta
Tee uiee uaht nasssarepinx rssmsa
ifttA Nfnth az
ngIp wANTED-MALE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FoR SALE or EXCHANGE.

its sores rnnd Level iant twa miles
tfutn fsamEier WhidhY isianH. al part
- q FOG 4 stock % groceries Gail Bal
lara fnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

Near O'Hrlou -io cleared and under cul-
ttvation. balance nihahed and fenced
good barn. house ANA orchard tlorr
De- chance go get uiro IIUu dairy
ranch Price "a 00a on caHv terms
HODGSON e. NELSON,
Main qaff Gao anIflDs.. Uf,.t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

ANHhAtst p AtA
ment cam q &c
such a pass thai
after he had stow
ga away toul
modest helpInEs
Cd baked beans
and topped on
With a wodKe OF
hot mince pie
saturday night be
was IN orrlhls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

New pianos foF rsns rent apnfisd %
purchase Meyer Toner. ai4 Union "a
Fof Sale 4ss Eisfs plano r~rtincAfe.
tlh Phone ballard sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

1saiasts - hiatkmmlth rHon.
..,s inquire i1zi Rainier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

place Tor rent Suitable Tor dairy bust
ueHa Care Steve WusgHH. Seattle engine
hauaa Third anH Pine