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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
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FREE
WIS PAY 1rnE FARE

For a tea dass oniY we win pay au
expenses % aisra ana return 90 umit0d
nnfaher whe asrifn te intsvt IN repa land
4 yau afs titsd ~ laaAins a, land
psiF#d az several timrH lis value 40 With
" a eut yspsuae0 and sve tract % land
fftfaa si less tnaH itr taius We have
na much faith in auf propagation that ~
So niilns i0 pa} fNaf eNprnaea whether
faH hHN nf not
gan. wfiis sr phone us about arransr
maHtF and t,itf us fNiL Nou ahnut an
affesNt Proposition ihHf e absolutely 80
lhr slasFe ana within the means 90 ere
Ishsrinee W. n,.n 49, Pfe s,.se iSs &c
nrai f'edA - ineEvN Of iana in Western
Warrington the beet. regardless ~
a.iea That others maf ash HEr fiH
fNtt NNi why fsis land has Increased
= psf cent in taiuv ln enc year and was
an intHrfftAn nHw huiiAiuH viii aauHia
afesssai nflges in a shegl tiue
ffforia ~ pthHrs she hafe naashi sand
ffuln uHl ist 40 shua anu shat u small
garitsl aud feur ensraf ein accomplish
tEf Da rEfL YOU ai.aus body af
ltEFad Of tanA thai O. the equal ~ ans
lef Vegetables fruiis berries and 10
ftf' rfns'He7 81 ah eiuds thef ~tii afaw
'u tbis climate lana mat u IDEAL ~
pHnittf aNh AalfH nHruasea tanH that is
fael " finsf has tasf "a soii ustaf ne
ie tcri lqeatsd na falifesd aad near
aFr rs SHOW Yoi ans ssass nspsfi
iHentai Farm uRw NeiHs planted au
psfi II ear isni ana ihe hiHd ~ sell -
ekrrfts f#ifFf Gov auffessfai rsrniHs
NAMT NNf'NMfMENT FgtH STATE
ttH t~t@E THAI nor fot
iTisg tse psf acre. e. per aefe oash
and SOC rNr eefs per wpufh 80 20 ana
leaafrH ffaEfa
Frse fssa Is ess- - taath rses "a
ienalHn 1s tnaa tu EASE af sirAuras
Gail nr etitH Cos Illustrated hHahlef
aHt iHi Oh trii tau iaafs alslut thls iart
so NiA as fH hsaast. HnHhafWish HHunfF
be us shau IL ia fun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

aNH fNA ANfaH
We ffe sfsfINH see acres - iaut 90 4.
nsts nlst lsaf uiire tFars the eifY Nniss
~ Esrratt 81 tie uef affs We have
aaNdfsidsa same iutn q re- as anH se
4tNr tfafta Aau ean purchases kHy stnr
ffAEt Feu desire fhie ianf - fqftiia
rfNh. setrt hfaeA ass sass Bf 50 % saait8
cleared ttnt - ~ customers tahHa to-
tHefesf 80 isrq rFat 2rFe ssitrt sNa eaiss
e4ggtesl fs pnfFUaaN Nm can rfaef fna
en- Eana fpHatoH stream n pea fasi
4afehtF SETTLERS tfH sfesFfnz iNa skHsi
so aFHaaH NuHs and i8 fatalities are at.
Freshly NtiHe there ftfeF Ycafa $50 The
Rrifa - thit lard uas afs - stst Hsf
Affs tHs &0fFs ae#a stiA az that wstee
and tafH = nank s=aara4i fhe pfnrsFtf
They tame o. Sc fn tFi tf We iateatis
katHa Fan1itisna thafW4Nhlf ara tHia
tuefn tsst II lhfF asHfff aif saft
a8t A'f Nr WaHfH aWafHHtee rs sfit " 81
FreH 81 tea afise WAS made $50
The esHs Hanret era mHreF ard sc
Age aA3H fa 9iss SECS e bFrEaan
We bellows naf fsQatAflNa ~ MNii
rnnHGh established e. deserve faaf FHnt
stanrn4tef it Vesi cant ianh
Ms aimAar haFa @hAt Ns ~ Fsfsise
We have nefar tassfet.ees
we afu alnaFR satisfied sikh Fsas4ns
sh3s taaffl aut Eaa refer Yaa 90 see
satisfied e4atanfefs
ut.E MNNHIN 4 CO.
az 4it-statsit Nrw Ngrk nipek
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eusue uiah Ne o. thts SPLENDID tn
TIE FANH. with Hs nfafe thaH see
bearing trnit tfers great nnamfifies
hFFfaFe zig eFepe zseafeai TWO
9Ntian. " maHssA tne Richest sin& ~
sali 1aefifeE haFa. n4thNfi1inEa fhsm
enssefahth nsffe PRETTY NkTEM
rNu%F AgE fsa anilF anass. sNfs@
toWus htah afhast rrarehsa ffasnsf
efy, fFufs FanWsfN militia etmFrs ana
activities SEATTLE ~ fNt.Ia -
people whe Whrf JtAN TNfa PLACE
It's bareain far 9t.eHe
ElfANLEa soMEila COMPANY.
Alaska Kidding
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NORTHWEST TRUST SAFE DE
ftuNtF CO. First aV and Columbia a..
frsoisaaH fiufalnsl Invites applications
Tor leans ffalu 81 coo 10 fteHN on i'm
proves seattle fessdenes property IN
esia hlltllsd distfistA
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LAND ron SALE.

~ sores. part bottom land. between
ftafhcfi and Everett. on county ROAD.
Price $1,000, q cash
be- acres improved bottom land. Price
81 100 = cash
10 acres bottom land. Pin $1,000
= cash
40 acres partly improved Price
o. 600 "a terms
YOUNG 4 HHOHEHG.
Phone Ballard sl3.
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<ss.ns>4~-sm<~.ss>f ,-f'---fs
AMY MkNF HUNTER
fi1as a. ~ - thfe~ ans fni4F re''fii
a.'.ss sssnsAAe4 aa.5 hHssFatsaea Hee
= sr..5ztn HfFess4il Apart 1ernff Fts
ANsfd 81 " &s&i4kt vsr 20 AfsHH.
fsxass faFts snt fsaF sesaaf APART
zs4Is taHa44 Vhe besf ~ So tttY
- s. ~izs faaNs Eszt $751;
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Der GASOLINE ENGINE
PACIFIC tNk HAH MENF EN
AIS AHafttsH Ntnk fiidF

Nsr~>~~s>~e>e.~e-~-s~l ~r~~e-~-sN~s~--4>~~~
EAN4HfE t4N SSH tENF EW
AIS Aanafiesa Efnk ftaF
Fhene Main lHa 4ft
IL SOS Hars Ga hE VEL seil alE Asat ~
itgtttntate tasiHsas 4fHfasaii lta 1aEss
4nN s#H IA aaA - wr tAMk hstF Rsa
1sf lt atii umi ENss swa anFskIue us
Fatv Been easHtsi'sf ~ Ger FHArs ana
HaFe n4&e estefa sJanf 81 NrimE1Ms
tsfefs sod as ns tH4FRhaa
tf NDsAAtN 81 fI&a 81 farFltase A AMI
wee t'fiee sHis tls44 Part rasn
10 ROOMS. All sterninz ftafsa. Ana sha
iaeafiea fnsla nat 81 HHtsHs srsat
amsaaf 1T aAah 90 atnsa Ma@d frA4
estate afii nsHaiF ihAs
GROCERY NEttHE siuter ieHatiup roe
stHes ass ftNsHrea 3 aiee living fuesns
ard ltHae Hays tt shah Il less ihan
iuNalre ngies as the stsF~ hn4 wiit
t,sFfN in ter faTnsfWes
N&NEhA ANu Na4.ts AT tsaSEN Heea
iNsatiaR nire stfeN sw8 ftstHres tus
fiaaln2 egH $3.50 AanhaFt nFHh. and
f11N taFs lH 2 i4Nea a. anes
Pacific tNNNsf MNNr 10
sfoeA groceries. confectionery Helis
rstrtasH ErN IaFttlea. NhyaN frHt si &
n $50 ass Aes
Wavfnx elefufe 8HNw afgh sAsH suf
sale rAesr ffas afs Maras wash
FOR SAL E--RCOMtNG HOUSES y.
~r~~N~~~s~~~-~--f~N.rr.e
~ sraei foe1ninx haasr tef seie Asaes
fefalf8Fr HHasff NeN aafAsrE aistanFs
EAEME ANT ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
ecREAu or rblE STATE
wmIrg RivEn VALLEY

CREAM OF TUE STATE"
wufrr pfvnn vAfIev
Tgah hm-at ksiAv ~ valley
isaa -. ~ ss.s sses
iar8rnm
rats IS bafa sfassment. nes anYoas
ssi4 4 gsatars~r ~ sars ane has
a~un taskfnx ras Nas4f fsna far : lHna
sfHta SSH WhF. gpa eaatd take ssr
safs ana u.e f ~ ferti4lsfns nice.
fsafhs * sne fana that's 81 the mar
n~f ta-saT rbss ~ an8th@s Bold
stsfrusnf yes saaasthinz hka fhss i
natd 20 "a ~ svryyaae Nha kn9@s
10 Arrea % nor iamd Nia eeadura 70
.frr~s - usa~h - ordinary tnna An
ar@ra.@ 80 1.
zee hstaHsis - potatoes
as ks,ahais "a eats
sse evstas ~ s4vstss ~.
IONS = bag Acre.
f4ss mogth ~ fAbaasr@
an $3.50, \, ..,,s.,.Is 80 o.. '''''F
w- hass . lsses tract rfshs 10 me heasf
~ ~. vsf,s. ..,-r.,., - 8. az s..rss
es,sa hsusss sss.slsas rnsts eatSius 4
se.slinw' buesisas fsw. III ! Sac .s~at,l~.
go. .s...s.a n \, ,',,,,-.. 80.
@s.s~ .e.-.,.. 49, $3.50. -
$500 ~, $50 a. ss..ntss~s 81 ne
s4ra.s pfstffT crow, EysF xs4s5f-s&
r..,n 4, v.-. ,,er., s.,.. .,.n, a.s
more labor smplqyed n ibis sieiaHy
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WAN T ED

Afffarsies modern flee o. eta .Faouf
tunKaiHHl rnf#srsIfF district preferred
nuat - bargain cash Fh@na Maih
fsts l. 4fst
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HADLEY's ACRES AN INyEsrMEsT

HADLEY's ACRES AN TNvEsrMEST
II "a a fast. probably known but not
realized. that there isn't town ~ anY
sire between Seattle and Everett on the
line ~ The Everett trolley ~ about the
midway point there IA the finest lying
iafEs body ~ ground to BE- found any
Where III the North End. IL doesn't re-
guire any ncrr0nanry 70 see that mere
niii be the GENT Of TIE Seattle Everett
iafeFurban. The start IL already undef
say With Seattle Heights. aroNinH
Industrial town on thu north, Lake Bal
finger 20 be developed into high class
residence suburb. on the south. HAD
LET'H ACRES occupies the unique posi-
ftpu ~ being the center 81 triangle
formed ~ these fWo towns AID ~
fuouds On the west 1T ~ HETTEH
SITUATED THAN ANY or THESE 10
IL fine soil q has Sound FisW. This dis
frict Is Kalag 20 develop Of itself faster
than Seattle will build from the south
Therefore property here viii advance ~
price quicker than acreage nearer tire
clfg BrY NOW Ar FfftaT PRICES
Don't b. compelled 70 regret your lack
~ action
$500 30 1850 per acre tract 10 per
cent CASH balance 80 monthly
sAMrL g. FHEEf.N. Inc.
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FAR BETTER 1-HAN
REN1T

caHF fea.FHom pfafirfed hause. 5eYei
sest9s iafl south frontage fs9ss flee
each haianRs mnufAiF ihene ballard
iHts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

90 acres for 81 900. 800 down. balance
on your own terms This lana PARTY
cleared neag lake. fine boating and fish
Ing. and on good county road. " miles
from town. bee Mr.. Franks, gaas Bond
-. Everett.
Two acres Two miles from city limits
for 1850 tfe fssh. balance ~ per month
Hes Manager. room z. Times Hids'
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Farms ANo AcarAoE-,con,a.,
1THIIE CORNING
OFF A GAR Lime

we saanet recall single lnstsnes
@hefF soc eaiainH n eag iins Hif ua3
Nf#MffF heNnff fhe pfapfftf in faH 80
fftrt ~hfph Il ffsesfaet lHIl feaaNNF
the hfHfeft fnfsFaFtan aaaHI lunfh ef
fa4 iAAr A. started iH haHsft ASA
faa nuffa abaai p mllHa AZ had MNtf
rails. iHarF ersaes Nnt eid Fniiina efaft
Hnf Gotta ifhssAHltaE thar H aaaYt
mafA - NAf Nne Sc QuanFagief taH
saiae ~ aeFenst aiaas Sc f4nH Hfrenf
D. thu wMnfa iiHn Nas hs@a mtasfHsusees
re rAfa Ha& starr ffHm the haainess
rsefrF - ss4ffis aaa Fan riHsf tHrsr ~
81 NuefatF ta meHth fine Hee care
sill 10 Ia VS. aad Tastes sehsiuis
paf Co aHeFsfsan #Ha ~ tNts snaaes
me errtasn sna fapiA tseefnsssHsus ~
ne prosperity aleHK 80 fiEht ri e4F
fssasss y a.ass sissi4ss.4ff - &c.. IA.
stffrfanes aefwuHn gWhaf whs pFaFfieat
srfTtee Tne tnagnsse 10 saiar - fusl
ss rFftAin eaw ek q vas feuf fssfs Arn.
shen fns ftFss fifiie tiaa yes taitf
Property faftessrd in vaiaa tAsN hefsass
fafstNhtsa n~spia &n~N teAf fha4 iist~
ar Foe Hss aaf fhs feFeFgnnar -
niHEsf AMI hsater NuW tHaf De
tisanz AMI better car ifer has eFtwaiig
arrived. fasthsf Increase " value y
nieFv caffsin 4nH fanse faiiT trssiuea
faF aaestfan - YEA 81 aefide - IL
srfHr ~ fNss Increase. suHss ~ thia rsefff.
sasnN te D. g~ugaf a great arauant -
measE = nH1 HFssassfN fa srEufe faHts
hslf fheae We ass seliiue ACHE
rf&fFB ~ Asnyy a0d Eapas4nee ata4
fiqas a. ffum
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and srir Ask iF pef rsnt rssh ana sfs
FSF hsanth Ihefrfe4e. Ypa ne~H nniy
raised aHf pflrea oar Subdivisions mrrr
piaFrB on fhe Baarket q Nafnasf -
a1rafes $50 9yeF hair ~ the tfafgs have
aeHa asSid. Huf 80 are uffsrfaE fhs re-
aas8ussey ~ the sauae fEwFps We SAINT
rae fn feasstiEate. krt inFesf3Hass fhnf4
aaNhts. f4f thNw FNu msig mnfr readily
$50 hnw ip~ aar uficrs are cars tsaen
FfffN art fif.e aerfF hsur b. enc daF
t-iEsa aAn fHrfNrs information a. anf
effis~ We Car ssad = maa 20 wth
Tss 81 any fisas
WHIST a WHEEL EN.
800 c1inan ntHfk
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WATCH THIS SPACE FOR
TESTIMONIALS FROM PEOPLE
WHO HAVE USED AND BEEN
BENEFITED BY LIQUID sui
PHUR.
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ORrENAcREs

Where are gaa NaiaF ny pretty maid ?
To GREEN Arhf.s. 80, sas sid ana
buy uns pf fwa ~ thuse h~satNHiiY ait
sa,sa se,s 'sAiss ea ,es plateau ever .,,
ihe s@tsf and weed { can use free ~
fhArae neslds4. " - only 10 miautea
wefk ffam th~ rna ~ fhe FaunteroE
PARK gsf uas. ard 5000 ~iil be ttaseg a.
ths 1sfh ~ bart~sara car nns Ths
rfice ia emily sfsq aNrh. and / emily have
70 pay $50 dow ere ne pef mnnth 81
fut are iufrfrafea iikNutse. faii On
WALTER A SUTHERLAND.
80 Aueasran NRnh NpiiaiHE
lRoNDA1.k. THE STEEL CITY.
cheap lets o. irvudais. uear Meere
~ " tote. Etefee each. IN ne sasa-
fsrfsiii~ addition. cheap for ranh. Acre
nnh safer raalnr on the plaf. sissee
paFt Tswnsssd iots tsstss. seed
sgha.1ls ard rssrcsss e i,ssposss slss.
anft Pest Taa neTua fftfe sac - %. %
miii trade for seattle real estate.
lAMEr MOONEY, Yeti nietA ballard
~ zach asmanas ns alisntiun. mus,
TAGS, serrieakIna aeeua and meuntains
ipt ssstie. Improved. 9afef, sAlhs. close
- rag VII cell 20 Eued party nn terms
eifnes, tAs rsni SOC M agent. NJ
station. gRnnilefrr car
PLEASANT HOUSE.
ceHY s-rpnm piastered rpttsse. een-
rist~ir faruish@d lnt e@N o. frontage
has FuunF fruit trees and dandy snFtna
EAfaen EFuN&ngs fua i~eation4 every
thing goes re - 100 taqa - tsNa lash.
balance iiss reni Phone naiissd tltt
YOU CAN'T BUILD FOR THE
PRICE.
Ard 10 planned just rlehs swell 7Foefn
fasdesn hsase iuss sapisiea Ia sark
mAnifks stffrI u r4pei f1r furnace full
cement basement laundry tabs 7txiee
laf fenced IN Fafden and sfrasherties
rfire ~ gee ttfg 10 H18e cash. balance
naAthlf fhra@ ballard 1853
koF aate. ~ uNnerr~f iNe-r0am house
and nice corner lot street graded aud
remant sidewalk lat s0xiep. good wood
she'd lci IN hish state q cultivation, oue
heck from gfesu Lake cat line and
boulevard Price 9f.sT8 OWusf wishes
20 leave country Address n.ss. care
star
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o.~r.~JgIclsytlts~g@ sl.r.s~lC~~~.
fhr faafEff faftffH dnf f1def Wofbs.
no Flfai AZ 3 Main Goes lad. zfsi
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NJ. D. WALKER M. %.

Fli ihiflAH AND EURO byh.
GRADUATE LICENSED -apEcIALIKT.
EkA MfAATfpN AFp ADVICE FitEE
1e1 EPLEH BLOCK.
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WATER FRONT.
Witt a NfftEi lEll.
30 e'olman iiiatk

~-~.~~~~~~N~~~s~
WATERFRONT
y acre tracts IN high state % cultiva4
tion, bearing fruit, 400 n Of beach priv
ileEe. 30 minutes from Seattle &C. fare
1850 per tract, aaB cash. balance ti0 per
MERRITT REALTY co.
1870 FIRST AV
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on ius uFus 81 ~ vacant properly A. ana
per rrnt any amount from tt1 "a ttpe.
fuf = 9ouE ~ short ftae and cay pay
rnenfsf ~ frsay. HturfnNant a Co. sol
Boston Diark second and Columbia
I.aans-Anr amount--No delay on
raai estate mortgages. contracts cnat-
tsla ane collateral ~ tsfT; Ind. ft1b-
OSCAR y JENSEN a CO Inc.
tft SartheFn Bank Bldg. SIN and Pike
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pLEAaANT uoiIsE.
TRONDAI.E

50 eeafa Tor round trip tickets 10 all
prospective buyers. ehfaluAhis az aur %
fre before 10 O'Clock tomorrow
TO eenta TtckErH round trip
HOLMAN SECURITY a. INV. CO.
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FoR 5ALr-FURNITURE

sH-~-rtTs0~T~@s~rreHrse seN-rsN<ss~yNeN-es~r-~
FHFnifuge Ter Sale hFHe small fgoni-
iuH hHHHfs fret Glass condition rents
reasonable prices fight With tNrms
0ansf. ll1 fifth az
FWultsfa ~ twa room fiat far sale
Abr price EaikiNE distance e. per
mouth efia FOURTH az near CEDAR
Fufnliara ~ thfse-foofn fiat good
range watkins distance Gail at gpt %
heli RI
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07

The last four Grand Prize leads
particularly are very small and
should attract any live person.
Just a few hours hustling can make
you a leader for a double trip to
Alaska or a double trip to Honolulu
or a double trip to Mexico City or
a Columbia .Graphonola-a superb
instrument-and any one of these
four prizes is surely worth the en-
ergy which will be required tC get 1t.
The contest will close June 30,
which means that you have several
weeks yet in which to see friends
and secure theif subscriptions. Use
every spare moment of this time
and you will be one Of The Herald 5
Grand Prize Winners. Present lead
ers for the four grand prizes men
toned cannot expect to win if they
remain dormant and do not make
their totals higher and safer. Much
valuable time has been permitted TO
slip by without seeing increases
made. This is a great error and to
rest upon your oars now is the
greatest folly. If present leaders
do not realize that the energy OF
Yesterday must be doubld and
tripIed today and increased con-
stantly it will be new names which
figure prominently in the list Of
winners at the close of the contest.
The warning is here where all can
see it. It is up to you, whether
leader or tail-ender to hustle ana
hustle hard during the remaining
time Of this contest. Upon what you
do depends your success.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07

half of the Grand Prizes. Here are
the various leads:
Mrs. Clara jackson of Bakersfield
leads for the $1,000 home with a total
of 474, ,596.
the S33S0 Knox TOurabOut with
392, 1928.
Miss Marguerite Weygand of
Pasadena leads for the double trip
To the Orient with a vote total of
3l1.224.
DR.. c. T. Pepper leads for the $3.50
Grand Piano with a total of 251, ,827.
J. Landrum Graham leads for the
$500 Dining Room Set with a total
of 3QS 30S.
Mrs. Hester T Griffith leads for
the $500 Bank Account with a total
of 279l42.
Mrs. o. p. Smith leads for the $500
Double Trip to Honolulu with
total OF l50,550
James b. BOuldin leads for the
S266 double trip to Alaska with a
vote total of 122, $50.
Norbert Lawrence Barker leads
for the 1854 Double Trip to the
Northwest (Ska2Way via Portland
with a total of 1915.
Ruth Nirden of Oxnard leads for
the $3.50 Double Trip to Honolulu
with a total Of G91S9
w. r. Mcleod leads for the $3.50
Graphonola with a vote total of
G5,215.
Leone Jcffries of Riverside leads
for the S220 Double Trip TO Mexico
city with a vote total of 31,G79.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07

Did things happen at the close OF
the special club vote offer last sat
urday evening? A glance over the
vote standing will furnish the
answer. Things happened, lots of
things, but the most sensational
was the jump of Mrs. Clara Jack
son of Bakersfield to very first
place. Mrs. Jackson, who has been
climbing steadily, is now leading
for the $500 home, and in reaching
first place furnished THE SEN
SATION of The Herald's Contest.
A long time ago Mrs. Jackson saw
that real hustle means a lot to par
ticipants in this enterprise, so she
laid her plans carefully and then
conducted her campaign energet-
ically. The results were wonder
full She now has 596 votes to
her credit and there is great re-
joiCing in Bakersfield. Now the
northern city should rally to her
support in more enthusiastic style
than ever and keep her at the top.
Jennie Van Allen, representing the
American WOman's League Of Los
Angeles, was to the front with
heavy ballot, as is her custom, and
has now 392, ,723. Miss Van Allen
found time to devote to the contest
and accumulate a splendid vote i'll
spite of a multitude of duties which
demanded her attention during the
week ending Saturday. With other
prominent league members Miss
Van Allen left Saturday night for
st. Louis, where the national con-
Vention Of the American Woman's
League is being held. Her train
left at 10 o'clock, and from the very
railroad platform Miss Van Allen
gave final directions for the days
contest balloting.
Miss Marguerite Weygand's s total
is now 81, ,224 showing that Pasa-
dena wishes to be figured In on the
"big doings" in this contest. Miss
Weygand's total represents energy
which knows no ceasing, no tiring.
Another three-hundred-tho
is j. Landrum Graham, jr., who
has 30S,3 votes.
Mrs. Hester r. Griffith. state pres
ident of the w. c. T. L.. came TO
the front i'm splendid style and ran
her vote total up to 279.142 Mrs.
Griffiths recent successes in spe-
cial prize periods showed her thou
sands of co-workers what a little
concentrated action will accomplish
ana now that this has been seen
there is no telling what climbs Mrs.
Griffith's total viii make.
Dr c. r. Pepper of Los Angeles
reached the 10000 mark and got
half way to the 100000 mark, his
new total being 251,S27
b. T. BesWick of Santa Ana,
whose total is now 16S,547. is a can
didate who is hustlug WIKI admir-
able consistency and porsistoucy. If
Santa Ana and ncighborhood give
him the support he deserves Mr.
Beswick win be high among prize
getters. lie Is a campaigner whose
results represent popularity and en-
ergy, and this is a combination
which is invincible.
But after all is said and done"
not enough candidates showed ac-
tiVity. Those who have been cam
paigning earnestly are TO be con-
gratulated-and there'H be more
reason for congratulations later, no
doubt, but the number Of candi-
dates who are showing spirit does
not equal the number of prizes.
Take the leads for Capital and
Grand Prizes and see where many
golden opportunities are being over
looked. particularly in the leads for
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07
'Who Next?" Is Question Being Asked
Plenty of Opportunities for Real Hustlers, SO More
Developments Should Be Expected Are You
Leader? Is Your Total Safely High? 1t
Isn't, Because No Present Total Is, So
Hustle, and Keep Everldstingly at 1t!


acksons
fdvelopmen inst tore
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07
DIVISION I
Comprising Districts A and b

The city of Los Angeles within the following boundaries:
Slauson the souh Arlington the west to VII
Hoover north Ee to San ternan-
do road north Whtor north Adama Fayette and
Crescent south along Lake railroad Avenue 49, thence east
Griffin south Griffin to Fenn thence east to Westminster
south to Wabash Hughes south Hoenbe west to Ala
meda south to Slauson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07
DISTRICT A

All territory within boundaries and west of the follow
inc dividing Main beginning at Slauson avenue to
Spring street. along Spring San Fernando San Fernando
street along Angeles northern boundary line The
dividing line runs the given hence buildings
on the west and San Fernando District A. and
those the side are in District B.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-07
DIVISION II
Comprising Districts c and d.

All that territory not within boundaries of Los Angeles cit
as set forth under heading Division l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-25
SURE TO BREAK
A SEVERE COLD

The most severe cold will be
broken. and all grippe misery ended
after taking dose of Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until
three consecutive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after
the very first dose.
The most miserable neuralgia
pains. headache. dullness, head and
nose stuffed up. feverishness, sneez-
ing, running OF the nose. sore throat,
mucous catarrhal discharges, sore
ness, stiffness. rheumatism pains and
other distress vanishes.
Pape's Cold Compound is the re-
suit OF three years research at Il
cost of more than fifty thousand
dollars, and contains no quinine,
which we have conclusively demon
strated is not effective in the treat
ment of colds or grippe.
Take this harmless Compound ss
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine, made
anywhere else in the world, which
will cure your cold or end Grippe
misery as promptly and without any
other assistance or bad after-effects
as a 25-cent package of Pape's Cold
Compound, which any druggist in the
world can supply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-25
THANKSGIVING
CELEBRATED
BY GERMANS

The German Society of Salem and
vicinity held a fine Thanksgiving cell
ebratlon at Union hall, last night,
from Z to 10 o'clock. There were
two roast pigs and large cakes baked
especially for the occasion by the
German bakery, and other refresh
ments were served by the ladies'.
John Stellman, as chairman of the
program committee, carried out a
fine musical literary program, in
Guiding a number of fine choruses
by the Maennercnor, concluding with
the Swiss national song. Director
Fred Heyser sang a Tyrolese solo,
and was given a recall. The same
courtesy of appreciation was given
Miss Andregg's solo, and Mr.. Haar,
who showed himself a very talented
pianist. August Maurer rendered a
selection in the dialect of the Rhein-
pfalz, which created a great deal of
merriment. The formal address of
the occasion was delivered by Rev.
Hopf, of the State street Lutheran
church, an historical discourse on
Thanksgiving day customs, and the
duty of gratitude to God as the Civ
er of all good things. About 200
partook Of the substantial refresh
ments, and the regular meeting OF
the society occurs next Sunday af-
ternoon at the same hall.