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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
OR THEY CANNOT HOLD POSI-.
TioNs AS TELEPHONE
OPERATORS.
LABOR BUREAU REPORTS
On Conditions Of Telephone Ex-
changes in United States
Average Of 225 Calls an
Hour by Each Girl.

Washington, Feb. 2S--She Is not
IA telephone girl If she is under Eve
feet in height The companies EN-.
|ploy only girls who can reach To tn
top of their switchboards and a rca.
Isonable distance sideways from their
positions, and the short ones never
get q chance.
Conditions existing In telephone
exchanges througout the country are
Interestingly set forth in the report,
recently sent to the senate. dealing
with the investigation made by the
bureau Of labor The bulk OF the re-
port deals with the women employees.
There are 1870 of them working at
the switchboards for 81 companies in
26 states which furnished the data.
Agents of the bureau visited 73
exchanges and found the operators,
generally speaking, we'll housed. In
many cases the girls were compelled
to walk up from one to four flights
of stairs, and more than two-thirds
OF the complaints heard were because
of the lack Of elevators.
Nashville Pays Least.
In some cities medical or physical
examinations are required Of appl-
cants. The height Is often deter
rninted without the applicants knowl.
edge by young woman WHO en-
cages the former In conversation
while she compares the level Of the
applicants eyes with her own. The
educational requirements are usually
that the applicant must have passed
/ the sixth or seventh grade in gram,
mar school. Boston alone prefers
high school girls, but Is not always
suecessfsl- obtaining them. Girls
are put into training schools for a
weeks course before they are placed
at the switchboard
| Wages for telephone girls vary
from a highest monthly average Of
5000 in New York city to s2240 In
Nashville, Tenn. In some OF the
smaller cities the average goes even
over, particularly In the South. The
Bell Company employs 1926 women
at an average monthly wage Of
$30.9f.
Efficient service is possible upa to
225 calls an hour for each girl. She
cant answer more than that without
injury to herself or injuring the SER
vice.
| Inclined to Loaf.
| The bureau has reached the con.
elusion that the operator who has
not enough to 10 to keep her con
stantly busy does not attend proper
Ily to what she has.
| Commissioner NeiIl strongly urges
the practical elimination Of overtime
for operators, and says this can be
brought about II the larger cities will
set the example. New York city has
done so, but in Chicago the Bell op-
orators have about 28 per cent of
overtime. and in New Orleans as
high as 9s ner cent.
| A widespread and intelligent effort
on the part of the companies to look
after the comfort and we'll being or
their women employees was found
On the other hand, the investigators
discovered that the women are loyal
TO the companies and enthusiastic
for the work, all Of which Is declared
to add much to their efficiency of
service to the public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
WALkoUT MAY OCCUR.

Minneapolis, Feb. 2S.-The firemen
and enginemen Of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific railways have
completed the strike vote and It Is
rumored that they have declared over
whelmingly In favor Of walking out
Tuesday, unless the roads grant their
demands made last November.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01

kept my mouth shut she would give
me $3.50. told her not to perjure
herself, she said; That Is all right
There are lots of others doing the
same thing.
Capt. Mcdonnell, of the detective
force, and DR.. Fritch were the last
witnesses introduced.
Each side rested its case today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
OTHERS WILL MEET MACK.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 2S.--Aside
from the indication that prominent
Southern Democrats will have occa-
sion to visit this resort during the
month of March, which win be the
period of the stay OF Chairman Nor
man Il. Mack of the national Dem
ocratic committee, it was learned to-
M. Johnson Doth members OF the
national committee would come also.
Roger Sullivan Of Illinois and Col. r.
NJ. Johnson, both mebers of the
national committee, are In Texas now
and had intended meeting Mr.. Mack
at French Lick in April, but they
have indicated they will come here.
Secretary Woodson, the Kentucky
member OF the national Aommittee, is
another who will visit Mr.. Mack.
Nelson Mcleod, personal represent
tative of former Governor Joseph
Folk OF Missouri, today stated that
his arrival here simultaneously with
that OF MIR. Mack was but an Incl
dent, but he admitted that after go
ing hack to st, Louis for day next
week, he would return here and re-
main for several weeks.
1T IS too early now to talk politics
much,' said Chairman Mack today,
but | am glad to find the Southern
Democrats showing as much interest
as they do for an off year. That in
terest is occasioned by the fast in
creasing trend to Democratic policies
on the part of the dominant party.
Those who have held steadfast in
the Democratic faith are witnessing
the adoption of their theories and
principles, and that is responsible for
the encouragement they now have for
the future
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
CHICAGO TAxicAB COMPANY
IN RECEIVERS HANDS.

Chicago, Feb. 2S.--The Chicago
Taxicab Company. capitalized at half
a million. owners of 100 taxicabs,
was placed in the hands of receiver
today 1t Is announced that the com.
pany will continue to do business and
that all obligations will be paid in
full.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
AGREEMENT EXPECTED.

Washington, Feb. 2S,--The court OF
commerce feature of the administra-
ton railroad bill was adopted late
today by the house committee on In
terstate commerce. This, 1t Is be-
lieved paves the way for complete
agreement on the administration hill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
HULL DENIED BAIL.

Kirksville, Feb. 2S.-Dr. James Hull
who was indicted on charge of muir
dering Professor Vaughn, was this
afternoon refused bail. He was re.
manded to the custody of the sheriff
while his lawyers made application
for a writ of habeas corpus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
PORK $40 PER cWT.

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-An Iowa farmer
secured the highest price paid for live
hogs since 1870 when his porkers
him an even $40 per hundred.
weight at the stock yards today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
EXPECTED 70 PASS.

Washington, Feb. 28.--DiffereHce
among senators regarding the Tc
visions OF the postal savings -bspi
bill have been SO reconciled that !
IL now believed It's passage Ii ~
sured when the vote II taken nSk
Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
START ON HALLoN TRIP.

San Antonio, Feb. 2s.-Clifford B.
Harmon, Of New York. and George
Harrison, of Los Angeles, started to-
night at 915 In the balloon New
York" for long distance record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
MORAN WHIPPED AGAIN.

San Francisco, Feb. 2S.--Tommy
Murphy tonight was given the de-
cision over Owen Moran, Of Eng
land. at the end of twenty round
fight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
AMERICAN WINS RACE.

Oxford. England, Feb. 2S.--L G..
Hull, Of Michigan, the Rhodes scholar
won the 100 yards dash today at the
varsity rportg in 10 LIS seconds,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-01
NORMAN MACK
SEES VICTORY
pEcLA ARES THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY is ON THE RUN
THIS YEAR.
GOING TO LITTLE ROCK
To be the Guest Of Board of Trade
Of That City at Banquet
March 22 - Also at
Hot Springs.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 28.-The
Little Rock Board of Trade today
through Geo. r. Brown, Its secretary
arranged with Norman Il. Mack
chairman of the Democratic national
committee, to be its guest March 22
Mr.. Brown delivered the invitation to
Mr. Mack at Hot Springs, and 1t was
most graciously accepted. The Board
of Trade is non-political organiza.
tion aud will banquet TT. Mack not
only because OF his prominence polit-
ically, but also becarse he is one Of
the great journalists of the country.
The governors Of Tennessee, Arkan-
sas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Oklahoma and Missouri are to be
pecially invited to attend the func-
tion. To a representative of The
Commercial Appeal Mr. Brown stated
that the distinguished visitor inn
pressed him as a wide-awake, up-to-
date business man, wno is well al-
vised on questions relating to the
whole country and is decidedly an
optimistic Democrat.
Predicts Democratic Victory.
Speaking as one Democrat to an
other" said Mr.. Brown, ''he ex-
pressed the conviction that he next
congress would be Democratic and
considers that the Republican party
is on the run. In New York state,
his own state, he believed beyond all
doubt the party would be thoroughly
united.
Everywhere west of Buffalo, he
said with laugh, President Taft
appears to be iii trouble, he has been
criticising and finding fault with the
newspapers, and that is great mis-
take on his part; he has been treated
kindly, and, no matter what he may
think, 1t would be the part of wis
dom to keep quiet about it.
He spoke kindly of Roosevelt, re-
marking that he was always doing
something, kept the people wide
awake and never did anything very
much to the disadvantages OF Democ-
racy. He also complimented Arkan.
sas for springing into favorable no
tice in the North as state where
the people In a business way are ac-
complishing good results"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

BNOHOafgn COUNTY
ACREAGE

LIT tfR TELL YOU about an acreage
proposition that be absolutely or NE
auuara aud within the means - the p9nf
man. An ideal opportunity for tHe "a
boring man LET US SHOW YOU thn
best body ~ logged or land in western
Warrington, the best. reEafdlesH y
prices that others may aak LET hh
rHiL YOu why this land haa Increased
30 per cent Do value iu 9ue year fnd Hhf
an lntefurhan u8w building VIII dophie
present prices in short time
LET NH SHOW Yot the results ~ the
efforts % others who have bought lana
from nH ict us show yos what small
capital ana your enarng will accomplish
towards your Independence.
LHr tiH TELL fOu about body n
logged or lama that o. the equal II any
for vegetables. fruits berries. and, ih
fact produce ~ ail kinds thar VIII hroW
in this climate. land that j. ideal f1f
easy 90 Cieaf has best ~ soil water ~
40 ~ feoi located on railroad ana near
LET AZ Snow you tho State Expert.
mental rafm nos hsins planted % 3
part ~ our land and the Kind ~ soil tn
srprrtn aeiect ~ aneeeasfui farming
DON'T BNpENfM THE STATE
HAS DONE TIA ron YOU
Price $50 nor acre o. per acre eaHn
ana 600 pur nefe ser month 10 q ana
wee deed rs sass ~ death Frsa -
tension ~ time Do ease ~ sickness
Cali ~ write for Illustrated booklet
and lsf un ton Yuu more about this land
90 with us % Hiaco. 8nuhamiah county
let us show q 70 you
ELwooD LUMBER rtHHgH co
Main N9t 7a1 Henry Hids
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VACANT LOIS

aexioa Z blocks ear tsto $50 cash
tta per mnnth
teNte0 3 blocks EAR teIN $50 cash
SIC per month
8ekf00 sound view sfee fEop cash
Eie per month
anxtee. taka view 81 eco. fiap cash
SIC per WwHth
Naxta Sound viaWi tt.Afh, affb cash.
$50 ret month
HaNtHa. lake view tANn. flta cash
tts per mouth
thNNtRa Sound view 81 400, ftep cash.
hHlaHee 3 fHaFH
Why pas wufaf see T. " hFuit a
Co.. rnrnnr aath and phinn@F av Take
FhiunnY az car 60 teth 81 open
days each week Evenings ~ appoint
meat Phones North ~. white stp
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CITY REAL EsTATE-cont'd.l
-~-~e~r>f~~N~~~~e@~~~r~ ~s~~~~@.~-~~ee~~@
SEE GREENAcREs TOMORROW

SEE GREENACREs TOMORROW
ns east 1is PER mowrm
what l. destined 70 - shs msla
thoroushfare between Seattle aaa Ia.
eosnA offers the tsrssishtsd al eppar-
luHitT for isrrs profits arusnaerss
fsess California Az. on the hishsst
p'atsau south % Fauaussey sars. over.
l'osiug are saaad Here yaa hass e.
Ideal hemssHs. with an shs vsw thst
saFreunds thas essutifai ssrsioa.
Lots 'asist. see 70 $3.50. ~a,ss slssa
90 svery lai Ems sds-aiss In.
These iois u.n sever ssii far less bot
SIN s-'i Or daasis these prices
rsHs Faanusray car a. First aaa Tea
isr Fss 90 a. me sna 20 ihs uae. and
asA fpr Gfsuuaerrs saissmsa. We sin
- there an aay Sunday
WALTER A SUTHERLAND.
90 American naak Eiax
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BEACON hill
OWNERS
GAY SELL.

Fauf-r aafn cottage lafss Hantfy. toilet.
fHfnaF lot taksa, three blocks from taf.
hiaeka from school Hatsf ana sewer
ia and ratd in fan. sickness causes uWas
sf GO leave faE California rhinN % a.
81 Zee takes this Act auiehir About
tsae cash. balance - mouth per csut
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HsAuitfui arsau cottage nearly an
acre % KraHaa. hlaeka from uenten
ear abundance ~ uamafH lawn anH
shade trees al afuaud house about
dasan fruit trees. garden piautud
chicken enap Thta 10 howe in every
sanss ~ fha pafd Price ~ fta. about
81 zee dean. balance uha rahE
IE IESaEN a co
ira A fflk sig NaFian mas
cali aanaag ~ aaff 18th e. usaran HIii
ear
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sraafa house. completely Furnished.
pantry. efnfhaa closet. eHfnar i1t tesiatf
~ s year cid fruit tfnee. either small
fruit All seeded Ia lava chicken COOS.
aundshad I feFda anaA already cot
spslnH water pfhaA 80 lat sell FOE ~ fta
tee aswn. balanre fta munth
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4sFaefn huusa large pantry, srrine
wHfer rIpea lata hHuHa. umtrF free. attic
used far ssaftuA paFpuaee KAa aud eirr.
tffa nxtaFea wnnhshsd workshop
ehlEknH aaap. abundance - finerfH
hmAmtlrui elimhtnN Fusaa Really. this a.
q TITLE beauty fine Ffaw - iske Price
81 lee imeiudiHe interest Abput iaaq
aaNn. bafane8 Hka rHnf
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WATFR FRONT


FitfE HON Est EAn4
fUU choice claims iuff where
land values are at present ftna 20
$500 per arFa Why u1t use Ynuf
homestead right before FuuT
ruu good hHmNHfeads fruit and
wheat belt Eastern Warrington
claims direct from government.
dollars Erau en- trees fQt Coll
Inns iNfE
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A combination cofsr. nafsF and sliner
fuaf chat sos FaFa bits Ter "a the
exposition. 9iFrn free this Heek with
each aee pafehass ~
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CENTRAL HnITfaH COLUMBIA
FANM hAhuh
Fuf full Information concerning rufs
rhaeg and pre- smpfion and HNNH
AUTHORIZATION. call on o. wfits a.
once 90
TmE WHITE. brown CO.
lQ&st fufuai Life Building
frattls. Wash
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CITY REAL EsTATg-cont'd.l
>ssN~SNS~Ns~Nl~N~N.~ S>~eN@~~NeseS~,
BlG BARGAINS
WOODLAND park
RIDGE

fream oettase. 10, 1ssioi, $500, tase
areom cottage. ioi sosioo. 500. tiee
cash
soom eeuass. 10, srWuoe, $3.50
ttfa cash
Groom modern cottage. 10, aoxi0o
81 fap. ttta cash
t.reem cottage corner let. t2.ooo. 500
eash
reom modern house, tot bexito
81 zoo faAa cash
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S 1 400
CHOICE VACANT LOTS
WOODLAND PARK
DISTRICT

teerfft srrnsr rratst strssf csrnsuf
rafs. assr rarE ard car. Lea Terms
Several rns ssafat lots fast nsrth n
park tt4se. Is eash. eaiaaca 90 salt
Les tffHtaa q eafnsf : feet abrFs
F.ee1 stfssts ezEasns saiss. emily fia4a
Isfra
Lee f&srtit fas ard Level graded
Nfs@t. fnst narfh - park. blocks ts
ear gnfF 81 f1N cash
KEN oat ana Isl ~ sheW yoa
PARK REALTT CO
hosh FhaHea fIt Narth fHfn
FhfNNEY CAR OPEN SUNDAY
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FORT GEORGE FARM LANDS
- FARMERS ARE FASTENING THERE FROM EVERY
POINT OF THE COMPASS TO GET IN THEIR SPRING
CROP
sErrtERs
AND cArrf Erc LIFT SEATTLE LAST NtGitr ron rlIHlR
FUTURE HOMES ~ ritE MA UrIFUL FORT GEORGE VAT
CITY oF FoRr 0EoR0E wucu ~ GROWING FASTER THAN
ortEs CITY ~ AMERICA
s.s ,s9' are eqTgs 60 sSss NEW found homes ss
n tse 81 ty censtrueton can ~ Win fresh SeWstsss aD
fer farms thls Of prevailing priees
PRICES ADVANCE ON our LAND MAY = ALL LANDS
ARE BEING ADVANCED IN PRICE TO THE uNEx.
PEcTEn RUSH FOR THESE FAMOUS FARM LANDS COME
~ MONDAY WITHOUT FAIL AND SECURE YOUR FARM
BEFORE THE RAISE IN PRICE AND VALUE.
do MOTT SAY YOU Duo MOTT HAVE THE
SAME GHANGE AS THESE GIEM
ITO TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F
THlS GREAT OPPORTUNITY
~ sss5s ss' s. ss ;s s. sy e s, not ays ~ S
FARMER an tie banEer dsnv tSSeesh
uss country asas have taSe1 sbs ehns RR srs
sss Want tsse men 10 me m SeSaS Sn fs s %
Is Issa owners ssa Nost RssPoSs epn ea 1 ss
@ sa asd s eassse r ii Term. s Kew dollars per
iasi aas before ne advance IN ieoa ~
NORTH c %ssess E "a co. Lrn-
uP CAPITAL ssaS0oa
D s.iHSs &ss se
ana American maS. Seattle wash
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ACREAGE.
arrrs coed land funmina Rater. es4llf
cleared ia miles ffam seattle. eiass e
good Nffe fnau aae railroad wiii pass
cioas 90 thls iand Price teas. tsrass
90 cash. sac peg menth
MEnnfrr REALTY Co.
f4fa fifFt A.
AN InniuArEn AppIE ORCHARD
AZ TWE FAMOUS YAKIMA VALLEY.
gtte PEn ACHE rEh MONTH
W. CHAR rl.oW. FLAAT ~
COMMERCIAL AppLE TREES. WITH
rEAR NiLLENH CULTIVATE rRht.
OARS. SPRAY. rnCNE ASD CARE
NNN YOUR ORCHARD NuN FuNh
thAi,a ANn nhisa y ~ hsAss = :,
HiuN 0r AZ EXPERT monricUf..
IrUfBr FmEE
rEhFErrkL WATER nigmTn
RICH DEEP VOLCANIC asst soil
NNh CREAM or rIlE YAKIMA val
LEY INH UPPER MCKEE
call AND HEh rs on WRITE FOR
rAKiaiA-MoNEE ORCHARDS
GRANT a uNNNETr FISCAL AGENTS
DEPT I. tet cENrRAL BLDG.
SEATTLE WASH
BUNGALOW by TIE SEA
your sqres. on sandy beach. with oyster
sit .roaui bunsaiaw. hafsiwooa fiaof. soad
porch. tqfti 80 "a ssout thia ~
aurn
ORCHARD IN THE FOOTHILLS
F1ss arrea near railroad. ie-rosm hauss.
tfafluE Trees
PRICED A FEW DAYS AT s2.S0o
Ton acres. nofih Of city. good house and
waiter. Improved
Ten acres 90 unimproTed IN the same To-
fRfifY
ACROSS THE BAY
Fnur acres. three cleared rauF-room
house. 81 fruit trees emily SEQ
OEONNE A VIRTUE COMPANY.
500 nosten BLOCK
WATER FRONT.
a acre rich land cleared haaftnE
fruit nne Tiew. nice beach spfinE
wntaf. fa miRufHa from Seattle. s. fare
price tboQ per tract and ap t1s cash
balance ltN pee month
MERRITT REALTY Co
iHsa First AN
FNArf.INuronp AVENUE
Faf sale hy owner Ffee-roum bumHa-
low hnnmed rfiinH. plate rail. best af
uiumhfnEs on tnt tent. with bearing
fruit trees ASA HaEluf AZ
F1r sale Fire acres Tor fgba. On naiu-
bridge island. Huod boat service fn Seat
ne Cietus scalpld cell ~ writa
mana
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SPLENDID RESIDENCE SITE
IuSaI0s


i05st06
uaahstraagihls FisH ~ faks WASHES.
tea 4aa the caseats mountains fFain
faffh O. anufh Property covered wifh
snout ~ ciuurs 81 trees sni shrubs Huii.
.e s. re- f, rs.'5 ,. as ssa.sF' s'P''''
Au measfn facilities saa imFrers.
merits lasis.lss gassisas , rg.ss 80 -
Phone aaim ffsa go Nes rafh ufE
ts8ea8 So hand Or GOOD iaans IN ia.
proved asatlia property ~ earnest rates
MHmHE anahneeH Tor huitnina purposes
Mast gases heusht aaa shaies uasssgaEss
goaxru y THOMAS CO rsc.
Enfranea - t.nwmsn u'is
lot 1asiis ltta tss Doww AND
y" 81 nr.ew IT ruEwo~w
WHITE tsf
samuel caAFar ttt fssary naiifinF
deals Dr. city pfnp#Ffr farms aua tiuls
tsr lands tfst Yaus prepsssy sta hir
Heuss ans shtss ..rs. lass ~ o. -
fsa aesn balances fie Fsf meath SEE
swnsr ree.n rimss mae
rhfsssraani cottage faruishst ~
rent ~ per month. Phone oas sta.
rar sssaits itss Faas gFaperty vffh d.
= 1ensen. ets Mari8n Hldg fnd A sfft
Tee lets T. f.aAaeassa ehesp fsf cssh
lati taaA SIN -
WHY PAY REMIT
Thsssssaafz house. tsHfse tst. Cleared
sna fenced "a street ca nns uusi -
sait 81 nueHs $3.50 IS raHn ara -
asenih faaalrs Room ?. Tinss ufr
GROOM MODERN HOUSE.
ssss nsyta Az. rrsmant
ssss ississ 10 rrses isis. tar,ns
f.hans ballard =
fiaa cash Nsa faassfn home. COZ
crete sHsHuHHt. Fireplace. hrnhraas. bee m
eeiuurs. suea visH. Fhinnss ear fhpns
Fss sale ~ rect raasm haus. ttttGe
IL rsfr cheap cali 81 fftt Anxsiine q
BETTER SEE THIS SUNDAY.
Only a PLEASANT car rids cut House.
,s sSs o ssas ' s,sw ta,h fhiaasy ss az
A GOOD BARGAIN
Pour raam ceftaEa ana iat 1prt9t sac
Easf sath Il
ron SAILS ur owNER
sraem mafHrn cottage ~ harEain
Cali aaaa uavfau Az Frsmgmt
For ssia -l.rsam mesern house. large
t8t ehaap Address ssaf 1and y W No
ssraa9u mndrfu caffaNa Tor sale. pfins
1850 tsrms Prone uNuer Na-t tiie
Naw thfss-rnnsn hunaafaw JOE tonfft
Price 8Heaaa Phone Nnffh ss1
BOARD AND Room
@-ssaars@4earAraeaeesee
Mlddla aEa1 mechanic wishes room.
with ~ affhauf board. On widows hone
q O. care star
Chnafsn g boardi pleasant sunaund
insa. beautiful. reasuuauie. Queen knns
ftff
Coed home caaslnf piaa@ssss clean.
modern rooms eai faRfrY .
Room and beard as.et .ses ~ con-
Fealenresi piano naE asr taa 30
gVantad -ChH+se4 I. S.asds road
FOR BOOMING HOUSES.
ses~ses~sHaasrs~sHsHa~s=e
ffefaaIn f1umfns house fqr sale. fur
nlfara nearlF rev. walking distance
III tEhih ~
NE 81 EEHTTl 4 nEAI EaIATL
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NEAR
FAUNTLEnOY PARK.
BIC QUARTER ACRES. PRICE
1850 To $3.50. f25 CASH. BAL.
ANCE $40 PER MONTH
HANDY To THE BEACH.
WHERE You CAN BATTLE.
FISH. ROW. DIG CLANS AND
ENJOY LIFE THESE TRACTS
HAVE A GRAND VIEW OF TIE
SOUND. OLYMPIC AND THE
CASCADE MOUNTAINS. ALSO
GRAND OLD MOUNT RAINIER
YOU CAN BUY ONE or THESE
TRACTS FOR LESS PER MONTH
THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING
FOR RENT TAKE A FAUNTIE-
ROY CAR AND GET OfF AT
THE PARK STORE. INQUIRE
THERE FOR OUR col BYRNEs
HE WILL BE THERE FROM 10
TO s SUNDAY AND EVERY
AFTERNOON DURING THE
WEEK COME OUT SURE.
JOHN n WHITE COMPANY,
407 ORIENTAL BLOCK.
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CHEAP WIDOWS tiF chicken ranch.
large piece ~ land. close TO street ears
tud stores only ftft Terms ftf down.
OF month Free wood nHd water See
Sire foreman or Henderson,. at EHrlina-
fHn store nn new Hauluu ilus oF iulls
name cashier. in Times Hide
1900 each Will handle this Auat sell
aur Ola home place Of ti acres. close o.
rltF and railroad. on good county road
$40 feet of lake front elegant beach,
fine nshins ana boating it acres partly
cleared. fun VuuuE orchard tive houses
large barn. 11 head ~ cows. ono team 81
mules 600 rigeoua, zee belgian harcs
20 chickens, wagon. farm Implements
busy. etc Can make terms Co suit
ao my SON. pr DRvY a. 3Qaa Bond st.
Everett opposite %. depot
tG.s huya my t.acra home place near
iarEe city ~ 10000 people fine market
good transportation. Some cleared 80
chickens. our furniture, garden tools
some mutt berries funuinR water and
chickon houses $50 down. balance fa ta
Dor month see uNnUv. MT Robert. aaaS
Bond ~ Evcrcit opposite g n depot
nurgain i16 acres tich bottom land.
HHnRit county, Hlk room house. large
barn idrnl dairy ranch fine location.
81. Gee. Room la, Vancouver hotel. Sew
nnfn and stewart, city.
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GREAT BARGAIN

NsH. inrEe attractive ffrs.raers mod
ern cottage, fali rrfnanf hasanaaf. haf
and eeid water. bath. Eaa anH aiarffIa
l.sll iiAtAfet inpreF eunufs lu ard nalH
ln JUL one block from fa4 GOOD cd
.lnes. good FiaH and fine district onIs
~ ee.n. balance f2s ggr month. iuclad-
a. q DELL 4 co.
Main 1fa1 Lad I. asst
Five ROOM MODERN Houar. on
beacon hil a. 700. aics lawn ana nas
era. $1,000 cash uill handle baianca rsa1
terms
n ~ JAcKHON. 2gT American usuk
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@gsr sEAIrLg Nal gsrArE.
BUNGALOW SITES

BUNGALOW SITES
In the haaugifut taneain Mearh
para. thirtF minufes from finnssr
square
t.Afga lots tH4f 40 tsaa Ten per
cent anMn ard go per month
zee feet above sea iaNHi NfWtaN
fine HlaH ~ Rnuna ar and
healthy Hpiandid surin9 wAtaF
ninHd - every lot ~ our eWn
mAHFmHFka system MHu zee zee
uahiiE hHni enc block from prop
nFff. 60 ~ pg~ued In September
NalaHs Increasing rapidly Ffna
Investment - sell az chatas isca-
NHn far home
Take FauutisFuy ear % uatswaaa
dtatisn see NJ MarNsFnuu on
property " phone. wits 90 call
an -
UNION TRUST CO. owNEna
EWpifs HidH
Ina 1893. Maln tita
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