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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
Named as
Slayer by Jury

I'VE, the jury having viewed the remains of the de-
ceased Mrs Fredericka Schulz
the witnesses called this verdict
Mrs. Fredericka Schulz on o
4h day of April 191O at II m
miles from Gig Harbor the Artondale
THAT the of her a gmshot ound of
head said gunshOt having
OF one Charles j. Weller Signed, George l.. Kent w. H.
Wendell r. L. Taylor. George Lawrence o. Lynn,
j. Roberts,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
STUNG
AGAIN

The city council last night as
usual was free with the people S
money. Over the protests of
Rankin, chairman of finance, tha
council voted to pay Judge Dillon
of New York $1,700 to give an
opinion on the legality OF the
power warrants for the Nisqually
power plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
Little Daughter of Dishonest
Treasurer Must Pay His Debt

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aprj1 14-Upon little Ruth Baehr.
13 years old daughter of the ate W. j. Baehr
will
been found the the Expert
countants working the books
tigaion completed
city and then take action to Conscate the estate
treasurer In this Ruth will lose
left to her father by will The
$5OOO0 and the accountants said
o lief that Baehr's shortage will reach $4,000.
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BY United Press Leased Wire. }


WASHINGTON, d. c., April IA.
Preaching Quality and not
quantity" of children is needed
Mrs. Lorraine Helen Baker, o.
Spokane, Wash, who is attending
the National Woman Suffrage as
sociation conference here, declared
in a speech today that 80 per
cent of the American children are
"human culls."
Roosevelt is a poor, ignorant
man If he urges the American
people to raise large families"
said Mrs. Baker. Anthony COM
stock, the purist, cries 'obscenity'
when the subject of 'eugenics' is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14

Mayor Linck's "anti-knocking''
proclamation has ELECTED more
come4backs than such freak stunts
usually do. Biggest dampho ol
thing ever heard Of" declared a
member of the Commercial club
this morning. The verbiage en-
ployed in the proclamation" Is
certainly a trifie-er-shall we
call 1t undignifiedf
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cent" she exclaimed. $50 many
people write me letter of sympa-
thy and tell me he ought to be
out. Really, l can't answer all
the letters. A dear old man. who
used to be bank examiner. and
who ls over 80 years old. wrote to
me that he would 1--we to see the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14

once more re-establish herself.
Without making any appeals bat
simply by presented the facts to
the people the Times has been en-
abled to place in the bank a fund
which will make it possible for
the young widow to save her
home and face the future with
bright prospects.
Am error made in the first list
OF contributions credited F. j.
Mautowsky with giving but so
cents, whereas it should have been
IS.
The contributions made late
yesterday and today, including
those from employees in the city
street department, are ackno WI
edged below;
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Thomas Lloyd, leader of the
Fairbanks party which scaled Mt.
Mckinley, and his wife and little
daughter.
Lloyd declares that he found no
records such as DIR. Cook claims
to have left, and says that the
route supposed to have been taken
by the Cook party is impossible.
He is a resident of Seattle, where
his wife and daughter are
awaiting his return.
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our Daily Discontinued story.

Traffic was impeded this
morning on downtown street
while two gentlemen paused to
argue whether a two-ton safe be-
ing hoisted to the third floor Of
a building would be able to get
through the window. The argr-
ment was in fair way to be set
tied when something gave way
and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
YOUNG WIDOW WILL
HAVE FRESH START
Q Q Q 90 . . I

Q the contributions for Mrs A. w. Holmes closed
yesterday Times fund aggregated total of
contributions amount
made directly Mrs. Holmes and the
benefit performance have been
. reported.
Q total for Mrs. Holmes will
. $3.50.
will tomorrow turn its account to Bert
Holmes to be checked by them. Then the
which the to be will be decided
upon, statement concerning the
Q ter will be given to the public.
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HOMIE PHONE co. is I'M HANDS OF REJECT ]ER
SPORT EXTRA TODAY.

Results of the Langford- ,
Barry fight at Vernon will
come to the Times office by ,
rounds over the United Press |,
leased wire this afternoon.
Watch for the sport extra.
Q Q O q q . n q q = q q = (
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(The End.)

The scene was the smoking
room ON a transatlantic liner; a
game of draw poker had, just been
played. The two players got up,
and one of them stepped close 10
the other.
''Siri"
"What do you want?"
~ saw you cheat just now."
"Sir!"
IL am sure OF It."
.'Xou mean to ruin me?"
quite the contrary; want
sou TO take me into partnership
"Hear the news? Jones went
home last evening and discovered
fire Ia the house."
s'Yes; It was the only time this
month the furnace hadn't gone
ost."
The chafng dish is the advanc.,
a0nnt ~ flaa fndinesfinn tablet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW
PORTLAND AVE. BRIDGE !.

Tracklayers are moving ths
Portland avenue street car tracks
to permit the beginning of CON
struction work on the reinforced
concrete bridge at A street. The
wooden bridge will soon be tori
out. Traffic will not be delayed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14

For Tacoma and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday. Light east
erly winds. III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14

The chafng dish is the advanc.
agent Of the indigestion tablet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
You Won't Miss a Paper

1T YOU JUST THINK TO PHONE
THE TIMES YOUR NEW ADDRESS IF
you MOVE THIS SPRING, OR GIVE
1T TO THE CARR Err.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
RAIDS SALOONS
OPEN ON
SUNDAY

Several saloons yesterday forgot
that 10 WIS Sunday aud did a thriy.
lng trade 80 pretouao was made
az secrecy The saloons simply
kept open and served everyone
who wanted liquor.
Patrolmen Mcl.rnuan and John.
son. doing special duty. found no
trouble Ia entering the saloons,
buying liquor aud placing the avn,
pfa and hartUuderH under arrest
The kitchen of Grants cafe. iii4
Third av. was crowded with men
being served liquor hy = Moe. q
pantryumn The two officers 8rnt
Moe 40 police headquarters. whore
be was released ou fto0 cash bail
Directly opposite police head
quarters the simpson bar. 500 Yes.
Ter way. did "a good business until
the uRtrolmrn forced their way
through the crowd 10 the bar and
bought drinks Edward Simpson.
the owner. aud Phillip sherry, tho
bartender. were placed under ar.
rest Both were released GA tt0o
cash bail
The Edelwelss saloon. First av.
a9d Main st.. the Army aud Navy
bar. King 90 near Fifth as. s.. aud
the Wealth Ofuce saloon. on King
al near FIFTH Av s.. we're an DO.
ing a rushing business when the
patrolmou entered Hank stone.
Felix Dlllsor and John Olson we're
arrested ln these three saloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
RACE WAR
OVER; 40
ARE DEAD


PALESTINE. Texas. Aug L.
Though quiet has been restored az
Elkhari aad sloeum whore race
r.o,ing occurred Saturday. troops
afo today pairolllug tho section 20
prevent a recurrence 90 disorder
hlshteon uegroes. shot down hy
whites were huried Yesterday. ne.
cofdlug 90 reports received here
loday and & be- believed that many
others We're KILLED Some estimates
place che number 90 blacks shot "a
death as high a. forty Twenty
others it is said were fatally
wounded. SO whites we're hncd.
tccording 10 latest reports.
lGe section where ghe f.otnG 90.
cUrred O. being patrollgd hy rams
rls and cavalry from Austin. The
h'3rks are panic strIcbcn and are
lu hidlng while che whites are lu
Tanned and 30 is feared that the
race war may break oul agaln.
THE grand jury has been sum.
moutd ard VIII begin an inyestlga,
tiou to-day.
The riot started. q Ga declared.
over q tyfllus debt A quarrel fol-
lowed and a negro was shot. The
incident aroused the whites and
che uegrocs were hunted down Ike
animals Heavily armed whites
searched the couutry for negroes
and shot them down without mercy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

LYNCHING
AT CAIRO

CAIRO, ill, Aug. An Invest.
CATION o. the lynehlnn OF a negro
caught in the bedroom OF the
daughter Of John Wade. a white
farmer living near here, la being
conducted by the authorltlcn 20
day. The Girl entered her room,
and hearing the negro, screamed.
The black became frightened. he
tried 20 escape, but the glri's cries
brouah, help, and the negro crawl.
cd under the bed. he waa dragged
out and taken from the house. On
few minutes crowd gathered
and tho negro was strung up 20
tree.
The lynehlna has created eonald
cradle excitement. recalling the
murder Of Anna polly AZ Cairo and
the lynchlna Of VIII James. the ne.
GRO accused o. the crime. Race
feeling has been aroused
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from the Canadian government 70
essay the Northwest passage
u was Commander Robert Nc.
Ciure. Of a. NJ s. Investigates.
who. in 1854. sailing eastward from
Bering straits. reached the barrier
az Banks island There the crew
abandoned the ship. and. Walking
over the ice % Herchy island. made
the Northwest passage after a
fashion. nernlcr has hopes OF be.
Ing able 10 work the steamer
Arctic through this ice blockade.
Whether or not. however. Fer.
nier succeeds IN forcing the North
west passage. his instructions are
20 plant the British flag aud assert
Canadian sovereignty over Arctic
lands thss he may visit in the
course " his expedition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
AF TER
NORTHWEST
PASSAGE

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug i,--Balked
Of his lifelong ambition 20 make a
voyage 70 the north pole. Capt. Der.
uier. who sailed for the Polar re-
gions from Quebec a few days ago
on the government steamer Arctic.
under sealed orders. has evidently
been placated by a commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

The naruum G Bailey manage.
meut ciaim that they are bringing
here this year the largest circus
that has ever been organised IL
requires s. railroad cars for It's
transportation There are l.2s0
people employed. 400 OF them be.
ing performers from abroad There
are zoo horses. aud a mcuhRerie
OF 40 elephants. 100 cages Of rare
Wild beasts and a whole family OF
siraffea. This family is made most
complete by the addition OF a baby
giraffe. born last January az the
circus winter quarters az bridge
port. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
AUCTION SALES

-~~~~o~0o~~~0~~~o~o~o ~~~~-~~~>0sNS~~~~N1~~N
n Mrs McAllister. saQf ifth az. =. wilt
call Al The Star office. ia0a Seventh nN.
She will be given two tickets 60 the Ma
jestle theatre free
81 j. WALKER. leading auctioneer aud
appraiser. Al your service office i2fa
FIRST az Phone y $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
THE STAR TO GIVE
FOUR TICKETS
\ lie Initial Exhibition
d he IohnsOn-Ieffries
fight Pictures
= = hsid al the Grand opera
~ ~ ere week. starting sat
rsg Aasuss Q.
r.s slsesIpE SEATS FREE.

In b q misspelied word IN An
q I'll Appears in the classified col
~ \ ioday's Star To the first
- ssapls who bring 10 this office
aeg q this I'D. We will give a
szxsl2~ ticket free Everyone viii
m b pc these pictures Here
amsr skaHrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
BARNUM'S CIRCUS POSTERS
COVER SEATTLE TODAY

parnum's circus Is coming 70
town
To-day the billboards are taking
on new dress Of uarlng circus
posters. depicting the dashing lady
bareback rider. the acrohats. gym.
nasts and clowns. aud Wild aud
ierucioBs looking boasts An these
are shown ia size and color 90 suit
the title they claim The Great.
oat show on Earth" Two per.
furmaucca will be given daily on
Monday and Tuesday. August 22
and e. AZ Flfth az. and Republican
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
HENRY MILLER
HURT In AUTO

STAMFORD. Conn. Aug -
Resting easily and declared by hls
physicians ga be- out OF danger
Henry Miller. actor. ia lying at hia
country home AZ North stamford.
after the automobile accident Ia
which Miller received two broken
ribs
o was az FIRST feared that the
actor had sustained serious informal
luiurioa bat deapiic tho fact that
be was hurled 30 feet. landing
against a stone sail. Miller soon
will be out. bis phy siclans say.
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ngLp WAN flp--mAle--

s~-~~~~~~>~sr~rse-ee~e~
DDST BE OSEsOME
Interstate Introducing Society, for re-.
spectatis people Unir reliable marriage
aErnfy MauY wealthy members Ref
sfsncen given ana demanded Personal
iniradmctiaus Hours q m 20 q m.
SUNDAYS Included August paper Zee. Box
II Seattle office ta-N Nendoms
Fntrf fffE FfFef Az
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ii's easy 10 become a poet. Simply
fiil out the blanks Ia this
nlli Smith he took a dollar
And gave q TO the poor
said Blli. You need this
To hang upon the -=~"
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osTEoPATHfc LICENSED
PHYSICIANS.

Members National state and County
ts4arflftna-
~ nfIfS n 11CEelG' ~ Nm SssfnSS
huiidiuK ites Second av Graduate
ktfkHfilis. 1907 recent poet graduate
Les Angeles phpnaH-Maln fas9. resi-
denca East 1897
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FOR RENT


FsfsseaaetftsseeetNfeeft Iaestrsa steeesesfee4~ss
WEST WlNELnt CpLMAH BLOCK
" at tma. ugT d Msresr H W
Nalhinr hlHi pHtrd Htrrnta. m1i. q
" riuH RaH HiHr iRis ~
800 N fuH hlH Hihth nN ~ HINI q
view Yafd 3 uIh tu csl trra. ~
n CLOSE lu mod rlhr tlr. iHtH a
W t0a rmH 1850 fnufth af w. w
desirable urlHhhofhoph lawn. ra.
NJ mtht lami iutnnrr iirr'h'r W
alf pheasant ihIns fmY " "f D.
a ESQ AZ rms d. b naay suitable =
" demos iist ,i,ss rs ss,enaat .sr 3
service mnd. pihf. EHH. "'rD "
~ sos rma gos Valley at close 81
~ in. conveniently arranged hHih 4
" FaH eluc lEtH. h ur g. queen "
Anne sac a
W Flats houses cottages heated ~
npia Hofrs cir. iu au parts ~
HEE ouH IfHT A.
WEST a WHEELER GOLDMAN ulnfk
fnur-roam caitHFr afts BE- Union tla.
ssa.5oa@ aaa 'a.' i,so = nsa6y aaS.
tl,'-roe@ ea',sas isll st9a av. csc
oo queen Anne nsarY nea IN, lpgm
Tee Alec Hfd pieces fufHitufe fHf sale
ii 81 hesteH 1903
tar Nehf Apartment. rrrHHf a'Hta#
mHiFfut rlane lu 0n car llHrr Nath
Hut electricity. kfr reasonable Inquire
goo $500 in fraf ll.re Maple t.h
iiaautfH home Quoan Anns rooms
hHth. EAa NHntn fHf15 paved Aistflaf
Gao $500 corner iaf Hat. tfHer thHHe
queen Anne ftPt Cau lsal gHrsn Anne
hatrs iH fhls el.aran aFs ernl you'd
reH Nhfis ~ fHnts
Hmal college, fear mean Mraiahr auh
Nrstnia. 300 month Anu'B 4ts Sew
Nnfh hilse Main tatH
Seat mHfrfn s.ranm cottage. visa
uafH tffH Cafifss eat9
Maiefn sfaum fpftHEe ln Wet Heats
no Sis PHONE HfHnt tfH
Flfe. fnHm gataHe $50 sHfh 20 tte
mHHfh East ftHH hoF netf Door
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ZEAL EsrATg LoANs

~H7sr''a'-r- ~ ~ ~
EDUTIfW TnUaI a HABE DE-
r0tif Coz rifai aV ara columbia -,
flaiWtH iuiifiHHIt iNsifea apPiit ilghs
10 innna ff1m 1900 90 5000 ou tfn-
proved eefffie residence properly ~
established aifiriEts
cifs AID COUNTY LyhNh
Iu improved ~ HaHaTf HrnUnffF 90 ano
urf nfut. any amount ffam $50 10 1900
fHf long ~ f8rf time. ana sheV phYs
fnfrfnt % delay IfEffHFaHf a Coz l9f
u1sfa1 Hiors E=eafl nnf columbia
$500 ~ $1,000 private money
at 2 per cont Must Dee Improved
property IT, j.. Williams. COS
HIhckicy Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

assa-aeseees@~esfe>eee ~fese~s~-reTs=-N-3s4r
NEfaeFuam ftat SIS
'Thtea fnana fiaf %
ft0e iathsaa 81. corner 1tih
~raf .faam rae aawuhfhirs q private
residence lli HsFnath a. IS guesn
Anne Nff
Haiss fn thia raiamn ars j cont a VOID
Yes aards 10 csnts
HhFaa iafHf ruafHa sad kttrHrurtfr.
nwH maAefn Nt& MHiH e9fs
Maasfn iaasr & raam raf. Jos rent
ss.f walking dtsfanfa este seventh e.
~ Nies t.rpem nat ssss SD. nssr
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~ RgAL gaTATE-lconr9I.
A HNAp
$500


e.,4r
$500
An sroom house. on 40xiO8 lot.
two blocks from University 81
Wsablnpton. frse of cnrum
brapce. aeeeasmepfs all paid
Moo lawn. cemenf banking efpua.
fruit tfene Tbls ia "a GOOD buv
Terms 4slig
n II ORp 60
7D1t4 Aia.Es mac
Main 2gge ptopoa nd totf
~, ..I. ~. IN, .... ~,
uishad tsuss. 30 afigt-Gs hair miis nom
s'fesf eaf 80 % ~ f1r haif pr.es
a.ssssmaats r|as ..ta.i taoae ris.a te
a1t GOOD water ruIf tresa 900 andH
r"I,.t.l p..,...,8 i''"i
only 1900 tioo ,ssh laIaaes IIss raut
i. M I..s. ff .. ...f
10 asi Z snu. tae fnis
..., HIii. Coz. ....
,...., ,,,i,.
Groom hsa.. risHt an no car Hne.
rofaf De- 1ttfa nae fiafr e.
..s.. ~. ~ t.,.. ~. ~. f..a
1859 rasa. go psf month
il9ne i'a'iaia Toy
.a.' I l.i.. :. ,'s, i s.5t a-'
aa nnnIsf Iiatls Tbs price is $500.
tlaa ,asa 600 a'9..e 70 eye ,er lye
iisltar
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Gags. ~ O
RFg~~


TaNarsHsa@HsHsfaFaeeHe
nurEEnWoRTM a son. frafsssssnai
Difssfafs And Licensed EfnhaimsFa issl
Tat GER Moore thsafrs Beta uhpnss bat
naunsp watson Co. Tansral pfrsctofa
ThiFd ~ ane rnivsrsifg fh'phsRss "a
SPECIAL NoTtcEs.
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FURNIsHEp APARTMENTS.

heNs~@z~.~v~~-es9sH~s~~ ~e@sea~fesseef
GRAND NfWN AFAHr3ENFN tee
Nastiaha strictly nfHsirFu. FaHE.afrif fur
nisHad ssfunts suiies special ea fH fa -
rates wafklna dlsfanrc = ttf ina lFft
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HELP WANTEo-FeMALE


WANTED Several hrlEht young women,
between ages ~ and - years. 70 learn
:, telephone operating We maintain
echool IN our East office. 1890 iIth
~ which Be- in charge ~ woman
fpfineipal Applicants who quality are
NpLl I'd rate A10 per month while
- learning aud 81 per day TO start when
haalrnad 20 an office Applicants must
= 6lWa well recommended or be able 20
fnfniah satisfactory references before
D Qualification Will be considered. Apply
= al school principal az above address.
sziXbe Pacific Telephone Telegraph
- CbB pany
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.s.ssee-r>ss@eer.~-~
fue rouf fou pag o. farnifure in fur
nishHa house. 10 applied on goods par'
thsHad 20 YuuFHsf and paid faf ~ ths
Mreh 90 gaanth asuid econ enable yea
fa nHn it We eafand credit MaqdhnueH
riaft fufn Co tit fiss 81
camrlsteIf fafalshee nlue room house
Affa affd NF. fEa
CHmpfefrif Furnished Hf0srpom COTTAGE.
Gtaa o. tnfun. GEs
N.Y. = - naA lh.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~se4~~s~~@~s~s~N4~s~~
Wanted Partner in good gasoline
fshinH boat sell equipped with cabin
room haf Haii Price gfta. fpaulrs jas
giswart. ola Rainist sih and Marion
iiiafksmith wanted. 70 tuy hes, husi.
ness fn rifF 81 inFelf1 price. Bee 4. W
tApks 1895 Hewitt Everett
Hates in this calnntn are cant q uurd
Ten anFda no cents uhen so close
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Acre tracts. close 10 Country club
and Everett lntorurbnn. terms
$50 cash and $40, per month.
You should not overlook this
opportunity Only n fow tracts
loft No trouble 10 show.
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IuO SpEEDERS
ARE ARRESTED

s,.,wxsie patrolmen aitired IN
800 clothes succeeded ln cap.
- "a automobile reedere yes
s.l-s alternooa Each arrest was
- aeef the pairoiman on bis
syels had followed the auto
80 ! considerable distance
~ nsemobile speeders arrest
&c. nsyer, iss Madrona place;
~ ohata. chauffeur for c. D.
s-,,sn Highland drive; W L.
80 4esel ststson; Guy 6 Col
- as eyoadsay; Harry Bright.
s-A.fss hesel: John 3 corbla. 5f4
s.esersh 81. Tacoma; Harry
l..nhs.mer. 1927 East Thomas;
f1ss mcAugn, s07 Queen Anne
~ o DER. io2s First Az. S.: &.
) sslsea. $50 North s4th 81.
lrprsvemens Club Meets
re highland Park Improvement
I'd Ael1 their annual meeting
rsse cemmefciai club room. az 4
t<k tbs afternoon officers for
= nmlag year wcre elected.
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FARMs 10 AoREAol-lo onlal

FARMS ANo AeagAeG-leo }
FOR SALE
$500
Acre tracts. close 10 Country Club
and Everett intourbnn. terms
$50 cash ana $40, per month.
You should not overlook this
opportunity Only n few tracts
loft No trouble 10 show.
WEST 8 WHEELER.
800 Colman Block
SNAP.
5000 CASH.
30 acres valley land level. black
soil. no rocks. "a acres cleared
l1 ncore ln crop. new barn. good
house. big woOdshod and two
chicken hOuaeH % miles from
town Of 5000; half mile from
A. u station. $1,000. easy terms
g. r. DIXON 8 co,
2ts Marion 3d.
Main i0 Ind 49,
] usE noaHs FoH SALE
ttosm maasH cottage ist botioo
r,sm eafisae Price 1880. 500
room aoasra cottage close On Price
Groom modern bauss. tt.soo. iisa
can ana pre- us
phone uafard si1
q ACRES LAKE VIEW.
meautifni Yleu ~ lake WnshinEfon nnd
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