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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
roa SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
and siding AZ less than half price. New
dry stock, fair No quality
- floerinE ...,,.. 81 per n.
Ike drop drops siding sii Per n.
All OF above IN Z and n. lengths.
Porch columns; including cap and hass
SIS 60. c c,oIis columns u-SSs
Other sizes proportionately low.
AKA o, q. gutter mold. Sc per n.
Quarter round. sec per 100 n.
Lattice, sxis. sso per zee T.
k-cross panel doors, LIST quality, 81 80.
Prepared roofing. sis5 per square.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE NO. rs A.
o. u. WILLIAMS co.
1873 First Az. =. near Walker 81.
Main ists; Iud. $40. seattle. Wash.
SHOW CASES. SHOW CASESi
SHOW CASES.
overntockcd a fine line high grade fir
and oak eases. Oct our prices before
buying cisew here. We need the room.
American Show Case 4 Fixture Co.
2tie-tt-is Western Az.
For sale White Lcghorn aud White
Plymouth Rock eggs for Matching; heavy
North itis George a sceiy'
LUNCH COUNTER AND BAKERY.
dolng eeod business VIII be sold on ac-
count 90 sickness Call stand 2o5 Pike
Place Public Market
We have ~ OAK restaurant tables. top
assso inches Part o. an at very low
price
AMERICAN SHOW CASE & FIXTURE
COMPANY.
9tif.etit -stts Western Az.
For saie-W aak .iiakcr Piano bend.
tae 90. value ttat 90 az - riater. fete
Wall 81 Everett. Wash
Mems sac blue serge sample auits
80 So single o. dauhle breasted Tracte.
Foom sof s9th Thfa av.. Traders BIDS
sxio kodak enlargement. SO ceats
Jacobs rhota second floor - nldE
Thnfsus hbrea White Reck eE9s Mur-
phy ebtt ~ Green Lake boulevard
New planes fof rsns rsnt applied %
purchase MsNsF Tensr 80 Uninn 81
WANTED TO BuS--FuRNfTuRE
r<<>>~o~~~~f~<-~f~fsf~ >~f~f~~~~~~~>~~e~
orand napsss epe,lee s<ef.se q
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
e~r>~se~~>~-N-r~~~~>s@~e
toAcRE TRACTS.
VERY EASY TERMS.

fhcsn tracts are situated IL the naeth
snt pf WuidHf island. district rels
tfAisd iaf ifs enormous hest Hna usf
aiftd Tracts are pfaetiraiiF level aHa
hFr o. people ~ DO desire 60 return Ca
TIE svii steadily Nrfeaslns, and tbs
fast that The fps.I Hupply ~ The euun-
try - steadily decreasing a b a pfanr
tieai crftainkF thsf property such as
this VII surely furf@ass iu value 90
acres faf tsfa mnaHs eatf $50 prf acre.
ridiruiuualf iHa prize faF acreage ~
this description ~ fan aanble uf even
treble in pstre ard Hfili Hot BE- caHsia
NfNA ~kNfhitaut HNNnai Nhuffha aNu4
reads. tEiHphene. rural free delivery.
rip There ace nuig ss tracts. 90 q i
best 60 iHFesfiEafc so1n
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CITY RIA CxTArE.
~rs-Sr~e@e~ee-ee@e~e
AN ACRE THAT CAN
BE MADE A MONEY MAKER.

some acres arr tusf pleasant PLACES ~
i've en- ether sefes mAs Their go nefs
frai ftseHaFs THIS u ane % the lagtrf
AinA' - vel a. tbs fafnier a tfmr
pfpNt Htnnef Make faur home here,
nsr fuHf tand properly and Fauf tahk
errwnrf NNi ataw This acre - -
hifkian1. nraF Lake Wasffnrfan slaas
% - hsasls fhuffnss ard stores Il has
firh iaafn EuiI slfh 81 Abundance ~
Matrf fthe Tor fAtsirg vegetables
berries Ard rhitkeu. Voc san't b~at
thts Ter thr pfifm IL UNN taka or
trftne - 40 cash ana IS mnnfhig
fAes Madison rsf e. aWf breach affies
az Msaisaa psxs ~ 49,
BURKE & FARRAR, INC.
Nanrfe
tat 70 tat Asw refk Hit
pp@n esrainHa. until
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=
INVESTORS.
Ihefs are nefs chances fsf aood 10.
trAtmsuts tn eef ritY then any efhei
sabafh ~ seattle We taaks a spe.
sseitr ~ ruA property. eua eaa piars
sea Eight
arHcIAfS
Ftre eufner. tn hasinsss ttsfftft fttsita
... ....s.~ i,',a, ssr.s.snis esif iteea
WILSON q MARLowE
Hafriss nsax nentan wash
ttss sabrfa~n rvstaursnt. b4krrY,
corr nisttiY fufnishst. tVinE foants. fuf.
alter betaiex lsrlaard eusF rera.sI
i.neu~ North fsai Address A-iFs STAR
Na asrnts
zee ~ me iim~sl frtsH siaeefiss aad
brst iornflnn Ia seattle. ftoa4 e. business
cFasaF reasonable fnut ienM leasa 80
sacrifice t4t on aTruurf ~ ether huslr
1Fss. All sril a. iufHirr. an1 that means
= e4faein co. sqsns one Address Aba.
fpr Nsnt-~tlesfaarsnt asa haur has
err Nsn iec4tea. deins flne husiaess
FURNISHED com ptssffF reut 80 m1ufhfF
- hsf sirk eaF4 TIE pFoFa4itian. Phone
NHfAh 4ti.
So sale. shssfina ssiirrF HIsb asa
staef Tor store reauai hantf % move
efasvs- y raie. go Ftth ~
80 ~ arsk Manaksr thssire 10.
FestnsHut tAeea Ausai4fair seruFed
rheatfieai tnAa bnainsss experience pre-
fefFs.s C~nifef ittsiness luafutent 60
tqf cenffai ualains seattle Fhens
snail hoisi - rsai 81 ssIs. csr shep
aiaaisn Wa. isnarrea Nafit hsnien.
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NUKE a FARRAR INC,

own
COS % fos Sew YORK nlh
office open evenings. until ?.
1--WE ArnEs FOR 1900
Wa have FIVE acres 90 excellent lhud stts
uafa last a4ufh and east ~ Auburn
for sale ~ SEQ prr acre Terms Vie
cash balance ~ suit This land II
ideal for chicken and small fruit
ranch. u across Che road from the
great Stone a Webster power plant
NUaN VInrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
ROCHESTER,
THE FASTEST GROWING TOWN
IN THE STATE TODAY.

We have lee tots IN The heart ~ a.
tg@n. une block from tnn hish sahs1o'
and fhfes blocks frofn the n ~ ana
Mnwauhse drptsts We are selling Theses
lots AZ f8hag prr iots on easf terms
Tots one quarter ~ mile farther ung
are srliihE for frosu tss o. a. saea pof
lot We offer the beaf isfs III Kaslfsk
Ter 81 one gaaftsf y hat others are ssiis
ink a. Farlpfiea are hulidfas. a~ell.
iaaa and ogsihsss houses are aniua up.
Hoy nan These viii last bet = fem
hays
We also have 10 acreH 81 rish. level gar.
zen Land. az IN cultivation. rraaY fdr
ths piaa cne-haif mile from uof hsafsr
az f1taet i24es down and o. - pes
muEth
JACKSON REALTY a LOAN co.
Malu iit--nsiicY Hiag Lad SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

BROOM BUNGALOW.
WITH A QUARTER ACRE
TRACT. on THE HILL TO THE
EAST OF FAuNTLEROY PARK.
THIS BUNGALOW rs A LITTLE
BEAUTY; GRAND VIEW OF
THE SOUND AND MOUNTAINS
PRICE $3.50: TERMS $3.50
CASH AND $500 PER MONTH.
WHY PAY RENT
JOHN ". WHITE co.
407 ORIENTAL BLOCK.
MAIN 1908: IND. 1889.
NORTH END BARGAIN.
New, modern s-room bungalow. on large
View Tot. convenient to schools
churches. and stores Close 10 3 car
lines only $4,000 Small payment
dow. balance very easy
BURKE a FARRAR, INC,
tos 70 tgs New York Bik
soKiaa-ft lot, situate in a splendid grow-
INK part OF seattle Terms $40 cash
balance 60 suit
$500 Fine view lot. West Seattle
lots At West seattle that We can as.
pfae pf on easy terms A. nice pfob.
erfY as lies out doors a0me street i'm
pruNemanfs in
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Block
gUEAT uig BAHgAfN
New, very beautiful fouf-r0o modern
bunHaiue, fireplace, beam ceilings
fhluurN Avls near ear Only H9Is0,
$50 cash balance aia per month OF
Will trade Tor lots
Il. . HE'LL a co. ESQ Globe nix
Main asa Ind 3. 1891
WHY NOT OWN YOUR HONEY
t.rnnm modern cottage full banenant
shades. electric fixtures. paneled din.
tnE room. buffet kitchen. window
seats nii double constructed. close 10
car and park Price 81 900. on terms OF
li9e 90 t1eo down. All improvements
lu ard paid.
EMPIRE REALTY CO, Inc.
aff. lst Sullivan nldE, Tio-gis iu Az
Absolute sacrifice bs4f 18th av nj a.
n1udaru HlKar0ofu University residence
AnaIf1 i1f now vacant. adjoining i'm.
fsirtanf business corner right on car
bulb worth tt.e0o Price % 000s 1850
eaah - ~ Uosenbaum, lawyer, 1ft
llairht HuIdlne. second and Pine Phone
inaepeaaent 4ta
GROOM MODERN. 1850.
al improvements IN and paid Hest To-.
faflen Ia ballard. owner buying IN
Canada ballard ffe.
WILL. SACRIFICE NY HOME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
WOODLAND PARK
BARGAIN

f.eesl faafstaors piasfrfss cottage siuh
eht riif watFf. - tENfGs. Gfadssi street.
t"r hiafke ear tessnt tiss Price afsfe.
fhinnay A. raf ~ e1fh 81 nee 4 81
hsrt Go. Phones Nerth w. Green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
FuRNIsAgo ROOMS


heafd and fruui. $40 pef week lEfs
letntpnt AZ fha. tsttf Wanlns dis-
feue~
!. h',sm snd soafd. Issd W. ssss isii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

Has. five acres On mercer island. r9ad
f.nd near whtert flfta Also itts
.saFea az loiufua Kent tl.ats Lana ~
slfher instance u Fiae under ethef
trafeffv surrounding VIII sci ~
easy terms Phone Main sast OF fN'
CUT THIS OUT.
1T Is GOOD FOR 81
prlun this "a 20 DOR office and W. NNi
allow YOU fgs di4fnuri ~ enf ~ wv
fiv@-acre tracts ThNr afe lever anl
close 10 toWn Neighbour . he"t 500
azores handy. Telephones fht1t 20 th
at.lfs iuaf weaf 81 Seattle = cent iaff
Won cant 90 better. Terms 80 cash
40 per month
HALL & PRICE.
tet7 American naah Hids Main ssit
TfyE-ACKE THAt,Ts NEAR
RII.FERDALf
sk.CFeT FARE TO AEATfiE
IDEAL LOcATfos. fiNt VIZ hit.u
xI,DER bottom soil. hN tntte
VvkTFr. CLOSE To - iptta
eiropF AID p0HTOFFitt
Come In and let ~ ahgw tgH ~ We
advantagas % otN 800 aefse 400 -
fissf rholra. II i the cheapest ltnd
On the market. best quality - SOIL
PRIcE. tsse Tor @efea
NJ Interest or taxes fpr tee fHafH
ulg DIacOTST FOH ASH
MrftlfNftuFIBT A TNtNf knAHN.
3gi central nldr
tsee
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MOUNTAINEERING nnomn

s-~r>~,r>r~NN~NNNN
htntle ROOM Nlth stove and tiaht. 50 60.
Wentns o. suite ~ funma aatne. 81 90
10Th ~ modern house fhnns Rfaga
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FRUIT AND BERRY RANCH
PRICE $3.50 s25 DOWN.
g. MONTHLY.

fn Kirkland. near lake washington We
offer q nne tract Of land. rich black
sail suitable fuf raising berries. tsEH-
tables and fruit rirnfF ~ good water
AMI close - schools. churches ana
stores Take Madison car 90 Madison
park and bifkian1 ferry ~ Anderson
boat % nuf branch office on wharf At
EifNIauI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
DON'T MISS IT.

DON'T MISS IT.
No money r~s4ea yaar sgsV helrs ~
saasi valve sill ~ snf tets flee Wiiis
- arfs ifmprnFrd nfFeiN aittatesl
place Fqa rHi usns . thea Yeu see
IL az ere safaafiur. a. .aFq
CHARLES sOMERs COMPANY.
Alsska uuiialnE
IS vi AIRS re tss aFfssl - sytss
antef faffi1 sitsns - sores siasisrd
baianfH o. small timber. al teHresi
snd rfusa fenced a. h~arinz fsft
trees fsfuam feusr ard barn s~9d
Waisf fhis piafr - iaesfsi tee miles
ffagn Nlfnafusnu. = mile 60 snnt
sshaai Terms fsss essh. saianrs very
ftopaso~ a NELSON.
4as aafIiFan HidE
seattle WASH
~ THE HEART or OREGON.
We nave a Few good buys tsit 10 the
t.s,.fAafa Rafatr tands tn csnfrAi ORE
sHn. railroads huiialns thfnnsh se9
aad sas phato4f pts. MAPS and afsW-
lnss. ant has taik Niih semeeas
uha has lived ihstr
KAY MkAY.
zat fJtarf4 HuiiainE
Opposite pustpffier
BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY
We have ta affrs a. Auburn which -
an s~H Cor IS ptf arfe. ~ lies ietsh
Tnafa ara : miliiau feet - timber 90
fs acres ard che balance i practically
cleared Yau cant buy in better
4tnfriff al tue present tisne Terms
HALL. a PRICE.
|faff American uark uitE Main iels
IAsO CLOSE 10 aEkTTLE
AT $50 fEN ACRE
Across the Sound. not faf from fpulsea.
aa have a tract nf land ~ fsa PEI
acre au Your oNn terms soil 10 TAR.
around T. level Transrnr fafion kpati.
OLE HANSON a co,
Third Fioer New rerh hlnek
aTf.i.iNo ouT At A BARGAIN
/ nave a iot II acreage ia sight % asattis.
a. kirkland. Fartufia Mercer island
yaahon and Navy Nafds some I'm.
proved. ronVsnient 20 b0at, school. ard
Tor those dsaifing 20 werk in seattle.
while living on tho land. I have cut fhs
pfireal no AGENTS o. commissions Terms
Is pes fnnnth and : per cent y W
iirown. owner is1f Aiaska nidx Main
t1tt Hesldsnse phons evenings orani
al
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FARMS AND AcREAoE--(contd.)
~N~'---~ss~e>ssese>~~~~e> ~>~-~~e~-~e~e~~S>ee~<
ltae fkh ACRE Ar a. NnIEk
frW acres left ~ pmflsn station fusf
ether siae - nfitlia Nefy easf terms
Finest soil au earth
OLE MANkuN co
Tfifd Ftuof MeR fafk nieHh
tarre tracts fsft ans nps tss cash
hakef Co, 5ag Arcade uidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
CITY REAL gsrArE-tcon,.,

CITY REAL EsrATE-tcont.l
HfG WOODLAND PARK BARGAIN
New. ven beautiful fiF~-feosn modern
COTTAGE he, and cold ~aieS. bath.
tH and paid IN fail. near rar. OnlY
ti,tAo. ONLY $50 cash. balance 40 per
&. >. BELL a co sss Globe Blk
naln tsses !. 1881.
Huiid % year o. oCr iot 20 saii; fur
nish money and plans Payments IKE
rent - Reilly Hemc Bldg Co. a. En-
pire bldg
fs--Four-roora cottage Garden. chick
Inquire ssi 18th AZ.
samuel Coliser. see f.esry Bulidinx
deals IN city property. farms and timber
lands List your property With him
VEN fine view lot. north end. cheap.
terms owner. ass Arcade Annex.
New sss-roorn rcs,dsnce. $3.50. worth
ft.fee. iite rssh Ma.z tsss.
CHaTTEL LOANS
~~-~~~~~~~~0~-~~-~e~~~ ~SNaN~~S~~~-~~>S@~~O~~@~~
Loans 70 ,werk.ae psep,e. Oscar +, Jsn-
Loans on furniture horses etc VIII
lam Roach. room ~ New York Bidg
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WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
--~~~~~~~~-~a~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~o~~c-o
j. n EIsfer, west Seattle Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY IL Gowns Bldg 100
Second av. Main 2tst. Ind 1853
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
s~4~~~s~~~~-~.~~~~~~~ ~S~-~~-~-~~N~~~-~~~4~s
MONEY TO LOAN.
have fab o0aeo I want to loan on i'm
proved Seattle real estate VIII divide
amount 10 suit borrower. Brokers need
not apply +. O. Box sag
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant property at ana
: per cent. any amount from $50 10 sboa
fer a long short time and easy pay.
meuta. no delay. 6tuvtcvart & Co. 1l3
Boston Block. secour ana Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
WEST 4 WHEELER.
sos calmaa nieek
CHICKEN RANCH

sir acres Improved raafa houss. harm,
chicken heaa~ and ysfa. scaaii creek
crosses ore fsfnrf ~ thta property
unlT as miles frru EeHfrn. on Epsai
eruntF rad Prise ouif tt.sss
Have several aunsil tracts saitaAis fef
fNtchtn anf nrffg Fanfhass ciWFc lA 60
ths rftF. WFtfa ard statr wnat Fea
aanf. tnfuFfa alien rherFEntsg fufnisfl "a
WILSON 4 MARI.OwE.
iiartiss BIDS Hsutea wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

40 acres Of fairy good iand. suitable Tor
s.o.fl frslfs dalfrina efF.. 81 abnte
urses. Terms 400 eask. taisaee infea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

month. o. suite III J rrsn,s' a,We Al set
10th % modern house fhana Nfaga
| Nth Niiilron.
CLOSE IL.
~ nss. clean rooms. s. 90
~ bsshs,s'. ssa sm,' 'esa'a ss,,ssls
now ieit rike 81 neaf rrrsY 4 iiis.
uue lafEe afauna hauss aeaplns toani.
AsN cheap eft broadway uear Yes
Two nierlt fufni.hrt fanMH Not and
tela water phanea electric ilabta cah
NeatN furnished hsuaek saplne faains
tfa pee month, ueaF Seattle Electric car
eafas NcfA ftaisl NuofHetewn
Large outside reorn heuhie bed. 81 %
ssxe fare xiE tiewelt
sinsis sed suites walkips als,aac..
az hath. nsht. nss an "a. sNih Az
FURNISHED ROOMS
,,...',..' =. N'>
tLLtNoia HurEL
49,. sss4 fitsi Az seattle
wEek w lhen nArll our.
zzS2A FIRST Av- SEATTLE
g. ylrs.ni. 4. DO, and eoid weis,
~ lss msdsfa TOR baths saa pssass
eishsd tail outsider rates fFofn h So 70
s s.s svst5 thias - -. wssh wAis
rHE ANNEX -ssoa rish,h Az. n.a,
WNefahe Az new. clean. Furnished
sfsan heated bedrcams tier msnl
Rates 81 70 per essk ne PEI nisht
ptsmplc Apartments ueassksaptns
teNsaa lift and M alnais feans 81 ~
ana ~ esss ahd cheapest eiess IN apart
,sets ~ stiy. nsar putiie market fsie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

NOMGSTEaDs.
serN~~esf<~er~rseeT@re~eN
FREE HOMESTEADS
Ia pfrEan. MNshtnstan and Canada
FORREST LAND CO,
Tea arseaa Az A.
We can ipeats yea oa an s1cepfionAiif
coed heuesfsad o. dssaft ciAifn ia sas
% fhe best run sections ~ Easf@Fn
Warrington rAit 20 eco orchard Ntens
ana set particulars
riiE fEitktNB LAND courASr.
iill FHfhp Az MAfN ttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

Two nierlt fufni.hrt fanMH Not and
teid wnirr phaass electric Nabta caH
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We iii AL 80 . tract ~ fich. ifFs,
Eafdsn lanfa CLEARED arf rFadf "a
rtee-at ass - a. acre. ffna o. AZ
acres on grUn4H 20 silt ans HHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

= = ur new. clean ROOMS. s. 90
~ ee ~ ~ families rogsesslon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28

thH iAfkn Hfnuna huuss keapiua room.
sstk cheap efa broadway uear Yes
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WHY NOT OWN YOUR HOMES

bROOM MODEhN, sl,S50.
AZ improvements N and paid. Hest To-.
fafien IA ballard. Owner buying In
Canada ballard fse
WILL. AACHiElcE MY HOME.
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ANGoRA COAT


FrsnfT millinery evening CLASSES. tsri
reasona bic. also apprentices ess -
ffc's Bsna Bids
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A god w~u ran - nat a. a aspfh %
u - o. fset % the finssi watrr nat
faa b. had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-28
LIVESTOCK

HOLCOMB CO. 5Al.E STABLE9-
Hsaxy draft. medium sized horses Eusr-
anteed- f.ia Western av. Main ftri
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
HAMMOND HOME OF
MANY INVENTORS
Carlos A. Kenny Gets Pat
ent on New Machine at
Washington.

That the city of Hammond is the
home of a great many inventors is
shown by the fact that new names are
being added to the list every day. The
latest Hammond man to be granted q
charter is Charles A Kenney. The
points upon which the patent was
granted are described as follows:
A machine of the class described in
Guiding a portable structure. a scraping
blade carried thereby, means for ad-
justing the blade vertically, adjustable
side members and means connected to
said members for shifting the blade lat
orally there between.
A filling machine including literally
adjustable side members, a scraping
blade interposed there between, means
means connected to the side members
for shifting the blade laterally.
filing machine including laterally
adjustable side members, means for
holding them against movement iowa rd
each other, a guide beam mounted for
vertical movably connected to said
beam mounted for vertical and lateral
swinging movement, a scraping ele-
ment movably connected to said beam
and interposed between the side mem
bers, means for shifting said scraping
element vertically, and separate means
for shifting the element laterally to-
ward either of the side members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
MOOSE MAY
LOSE HIS
JOB NOW
Election Contest to Come Up
in Lake Circuit Court
Cothery Will Let Courts
Take Their Course; Knotts
Will Help Unseat Clerk.

Efforts are now being made to un-
seat City Clerk Harry l. Moose of Gary
from office because of his action in hl-
ing the affidavit against Mayor Knots
charging him with embezzling $4,000
in fees he collected while acting as city
judge.
1t is now declared by those who are
attempting to unseat Clerk Moose in
favor of Joseph II. Cothery. the repub-
lican candidate, that evidence can be
produced that Moose did not win out
over Cothery. 1t will be remembered
that when the official figures came in
1t was found that Moose had won over
Cothery by one vote. A recount was
taken. which showed Moose had a ma
jority OF three votes.
The court then appointed T. W. Eng
lehart. DR.. Frank Smith and E. NJ.
Thomas to recount the vote, and it was
found that Cothery was eelcted by four
votes. The case is now pending in the
circuit court at Crown Point before
Judge McAdahan and it is likely 1t will
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SEASONS AUTO ACCI-
DENTS IN REGION
INJURED IN REGION "a
AUTOS WRECKED. ED......... Ii

An automobile accident in which
fatalities were narrowly averted, oc-
CURED at two o'clock this morning on
Sheffield avenue in Hammond when
Irving Betz, son of Frank S. Betz,
who was driving south in his ma
chine with three passengers, struck a
buggy going in the anne direction.
The horse and buggy are the proper
ty of Burt Wells the Hammond
hveryman, whose driver, Teddy
Haehnel, was on his way home from
a South Chicago trip.
The injured are:
IRVING BETZ, bruised and scratch
ed about the face, head and arms.
HENRY WHITAKER, ligaments in
left arm torn, and bruised and
scratched.
CARL AMES, ankle dislocated, slight
scalp wound, and other bruises.
FRANKLIN BLACKMUN, scratched
and bruised about the face, head
and body
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
LATEST News
MRS. TAFT BETTER.

Washington, D. c., May 20.-Mrs.
Taft so far recovered from her attack
of nervous trouble last night that it
was announced it would be unneces-
sary for her to go to Hot Springs.
Va, or to Beverly to recuperate.
She probably will remain in the
White House, avoiding all social
duties and seeing only few close
friends for month. BY that time
she may be ready to go to Beverly.
Miss Helen Taft will preside at the
White House functions for the pres
ent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
LOOKS FOR
BIG BUSINESS

W. w Thomas of the Simplex Rail-
way Apraiance company stated today
that while the feeling regarding the
business outlook is a great deal bet
ter, that as yet there are no actual re?
suits. He expects that by early next
fall there will be s. decided improve
mont in the Industrial outlook.
While the Simplex recently received
an order for 1.200 holsters, Mr. Thomas
says that this is not a drop in the
bucket. Only until the orders begin to
come in at the rate of 5000 at time
will there be reason for great optim-
ism.
One of the industries which has
served to maintain a good business ac-
tivity in Hammond while the steel bust
ness is at standstill is the Hirsh-S
Co. in West Hammond. Judge Green
said today: This plant is working a
day and night shift. and we people
over in West Hammond believe 1t is
one of the best industries in the United
States"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
WHAT AGAINi

Laporte, Ind, May 20.--Indiana
Democratic leaders are planning to
start movement, national in char
acter to place Governor Thomas r.
Marshall of Indiana before the peo-
pie and the country as a candidate
The movement will be given form at
a meeting of the Governors friends
to be held in indianapolis, ard follow
ing this conference an organization
will be attempted which will reach
every state in the Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-20
WEST HAMMOND BILL
DEFEATED AT CAPITOL
Legality of City Must Now
Be Decided in Cook
County Courts.

Information in West Hammond today
relative the fate OF the O'Rourke bill
legalizing West Hammond as city was
meager today. The only basis for in
formation were the Springfield reports
about the bills passed by the legisla-
ture which adjourned last night. The
fact that the West Hammond bill did
not appear among the bills passed.
leads to the conclusion that it failed.
This Is not surprising. The defeat of
the bill is a victory for the village
faction, which is still contesting the
seats of newly elected mayor and his
board of aldermen. The battle between
the two factions does not end there.
The passage of the bill would have ex-
pedfted matters in favor of the city
faction. but now that It has failed the
question of the legality of the city
election will have to be thrashed out in
the courts in quo warranto proceedings.