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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17
A Story of the Town

y Constant Reader who lives in Fern Hill passes this on to you
from the honest plumber who taught him the trick.
\ sink had stopped up and every device the householder used to
free it failed. He sent for the plumber, who came, as usual, without
his tools. But instead of going back for them he simply borrowed
an old towel, wadded it up and soaked 1t with water al squeezed Il
up and down at the opening to the waste.
This impromptu force pump did the work!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

SAN FRANCISCO-Because she
packed her valise first and then
thought of what she put in it,
Gladys Wilson. chorus girl, is un-
der arrest. She denies intent to
rob, pleading carelessness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 17.-An
indictment covering counts
is out here today against Charles
J. Horn, who is said to have
cleaned up $4,000 by selling
thousands of acres of swamp land
alleged to be good farming prop
erty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

REDWOOD CITY, CaI.-Hills-
borough's millionaire voters can
not count well in small denomina-
tions. In counting the Al votes
which they cast at the recent cleo
ton, they counted five too many.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

SAN FRANCISCO-Mrs. Emma
Harrington, cashier in the justice
courts and wife of Registrar II. G.
Harrington, was the first woman
to register as a voter in San Fran
cisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

William Harry Cameron, sol
der and bigamist, pleaded guilty
yesterday and was given a SEN
tence of five years in the peniten-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17
Sparks Just
Off the Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
William f. Herrin, vice president
and chief coun sci of the Southern
Pacific Railroad company, is rest
ing easy today after an operation
for appendicitis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17
MORTALITY NOTES

Mrs. Christina Kern, known
throughout the city for many
years as Mother Kern" and a
pioneer of this city, died Oct. 8,
and was buried Oct. IL. She
leaves a daughter, Emma, and a
son, Martin, of st. Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

Judge Arntson has under adj
visement the evidence in four
charges against the Kentucky
Liquor company for having an
elevator in connection with the
saloon with rooms upstairs. The
liquor company is operated by
Pete Sandberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE third an
nual aerial show opens here at
the Grand Palais in December. 1t
is to surpass all previous exhibi-
tions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17
TELEGRAPH
TABLOIDS

SAN FRANCISCO-Some stran-
gers wanted to show Carl Johnson,
a forty-foot shark. They led him
to a secluded place and robbed
him. Johnson is satisfied he saw
a shark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-17

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. H.
The regular annual conference of
the Oregon Congregational church
es will open here tonight and will
continue until Thursday night.
ROME, Oct. 17.-Troops will
be sent to Sicily today by the
Italian government to search for
the dead as a result of the earth
quake Sunday night and to care
for the injured and suffering sur
|vivors.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-Dispatches
from Rome today say that Italy
is preparing to withdraw a portion
of its fleet from Tripoli with the
object of occupying several islands
of the Grecian archipelago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

on hts oath of office was not yet
dry before Charles W. wappenatein
had been installed In office. aud
'Nappy' had passed the word down
the line to the gambler aud the
crook 10 open her wide
And abe was opened wide. and. II
YOU want 20 know. she is still open
wide, Gamblers and other law
breakers are operating from King
st. 10 Pine 81 aud IN some eases
beyond these limits. by special per-
mission OF the police department
This gang of freebooters. OF
leeches OF society. IL again putting
up the Gin campaign fund and will
again be given the privilege OF prey
Ing on society. OF footing and rob.
bling. In direct violation OF laws and
all sense OF public deccncy. In case
you return Hiram Charles GIN TO
the mayors chair"
MIR niiling was given the most
enthusiastic welcome ever given
any candidate by the Scandinavian
OF Seattle. at the Scandinavian mass
meeting at Arcade hall last night
He was again and again cheered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Gill Violated Oath
Before Ink Was Dry

George W nilllng. recall candi.
date Tor MAYOR. az two enthusiastic
meetings last night. one held by
the Scandinavlans at Arcade hall
and the other by residents OF Ross
at the seattle seminary. accused
Mayor GIN OF deliberately mislead.
ing the people year ago.
AIR Gni met with the dive
keepers and the gamblers. he decker.
cd with tac lawhreakers. and made
definite promises for special privi-
ieges of lawhreaking with this
vicious element" said Mr.. nilling.
"rehn after this deal was all made.
In order 70 make his election sure.
IN order TO get the votes OF the
decent. law abiding people OF this
city. he came out here TO Ross. he
went out into all the residence sec.
tons ol the city. and told you good
people there would be no open
gambling when he was elected
mayor lie told you that he would
enforce the law. The day OF open
gambling. he declared. had gone for.
ever. yet the ink OF his signature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Around the State


Olympia - The supreme court
ruled that Il Is a crime TO bite off
a mans nose. in the case Of the
state against Constantine Cat.
sumpas
Olympia "A resolution intro.
dnccd by Senator Arvid Rydstrum.
10 the senate asking that the FEEDER
al government appropriate $4,000
for the construction OF the Mount
Rainier road. Was adopted
Wapato--A kick In the face. re-
celved from the hoog Of vicious
colt. probably means the loss OF
l.. J Bennitt's only eye. his other
eye has been defective several
years.
Monteaano - The Monteaano
Commercial club has joined In With
several ether commercial clubs. in
an effort 20 change the name Of
Chehalis county TO Grays Harbor
county.
montesano - while planning a
board in the Monissano Planning
mill. which accidently tilted to one
side. MIR Reeves. an employe
caught his thumb In the joiner.
managing IL badly last night.
WaIla Waiia--The heaviest snow
fall for l2 years took place here
last night Seven inches Of snow
fell.
North Yakima - The Highland
hop yard. owned by George Rankin.
has been plowcd up aud trees viii
be planted The yard has been
running about is years Others
have announced that they will pillow
up their hop yards owing to the
value of the land and the prevail.
Ing prices Of hops.
Wapaso - Paul Mann. well
known reservation Indian, was run
down and seriously injured by train
No. ~ as North Yakima. Tuesday
lie was removed 10 the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
FIVE ACRES NEAR sILVERDALE
THIS is A BARGAIN

bargain, - acres rich bottom land, 10
cleared good improvements. 81 500
owner. room w. Vancouver hotel. seventh
ana stewart city
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Retail Prices at
Public Markets
rISE PLACE asRsrr.

Prime 10 raaai. tts g. ifA cents
pound veal reasi. 81 v 20 IL cents pound
pafH ruaAt ; rrnts panna pof rsaHs
and - seHts yeuni sfsauld6f lamb
r~afs pound. lamb chops IS cents psuasi
isEs famb. u esnfA puaad. legs ruuftnn.
tgA and u cents pound huiiinN beef
eents rntsnd. sifloln steak. 10 and rs
cents pound. y b9ne steak. IfS 20 "
cents pound. home boiled ham. - ueufa
pound. hutur made weinsra IS cents
pound. chickens. - and Is cents pound
Eastern ham. 81 cents pound. pisntf
hams. ~ cents pound salt pork. - esnts
pgJad cottage ham. 70 rsuts pound
Oranges. IS 90 - cents darcns islnaas
10 % - cents daE~n. bananas. 20 cenfs
dDNens figs csnfs pound aprtrs Is
cents hos. delivered cauiifiewsr. a.
ff eeafs head celery. stalks re cents.
Yakima burbank potatoes. fiit sack
delivered.
Fgnnan hRaaie rs cents pound kip
per~d salmon 10 cents pdgHd nsitimoft
aynssf ~ cents pint. Gaeaiiua. 20 cents
dnHeu. salmon trout. prunla 81 rsofs
rnd ansprrf 10 cents sound herring
cents pound silver salmon. 2 pnuuda
cents. haiitut 10 rsnta pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
HUSBAND IN PEN;
SHE v ANTS DIVORCE

Divorce proceedings were begun
today By the wife Of Earl James
Little. who was sentenced TO Walia
Walia last November for bis activ'
NY IN connection with the gang
which plundercd homes and YES
sells along the sound last summer
She asks that her maiden name.
Lillian May relticr. be restored "a
her. and that her s.monthsoid
girl benamed Grace Pclfier in
stead of Grace Little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
FOURTH VENIRE ISSUED
@ TRIAL OF hlLLMAN

Tense 10 challenges The govern
ment still has 10 also.
The following jurors have passed
for cause up to date and have not
yet been peremptorily excused: w.
w. Bech, G. o. Radford. Robert
Bridges, Jr., G. II. Redding, J. 8.
Wangeness, Oscar Morse, William
Hampton, ~. y. McClintock. r. A.
Hanson, Il. Thomas Davies and Geo.
II. Tinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
LEGAL NOTICE

81 n KulIca' Cigar factory bns =
moved 10 soc Third ay.
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Still Confident

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb BE
lief that dyuamiieFs alleged 20 have
wrecked tn. Los Angeles Timea
soon will be- arrested ia expressed
here BY Chief OF Police Seymour.
who IL personally conducting this
end 81 the case Arrests which viii
cause big sensation are promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

LONDON. Jan. 3l--Capt. BrodIe
OF the London branch Of the Saliva
ton army certainly has adopted a
novel method Of driving home his
arguments.
lie wears costumes which repre-
sent the sermons he preacbes--and
believes that he viii thus so i'm
press his hearers that they will
never forget what he tells them.
Lately he has been preaching
what he calls character sermons,
and Il viii be readily understood
that when he appears In skull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

mask and shroud, DEATH is his
subject.
People forget what they hear"
he says, but they remember what
they see" The police at first nj.
lowed him to wander about the
streets thus fantasticaIly arrayed.
Women complained. however,
and children were frightened.
Husbands and fathers threatened
To smash his death mask and tear
the shroud from the street evan
gelist. SO the captain viii still
preach character sermons, but he
Will give up living the part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
MONEY FOR EXPO.

SACRAMENTO. Feb 3.-Beforc
the present legislature adiourns
bills will be introduced providing
for the method Of expanding So
o0o. 00a 10 be collected under the
Panama Pacific exposition tax voted
At the recent special session OF the
legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

t-srrs tracts 1875 ans NJ. SIS cash.
Baker a Co tse Arcade sidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
FARMS AND fco,,s,
CHICKEN RANCH.
500 FOR Az ACRES

THIS n very easy 60 clear. and fronts on
main county read. u - only rs miles
from Seattle. and 30 minutes walk 10
good toen You can buy IL for half
cash. Good abstract Address T-aIes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETS.

The Lakewood Civic Improve.
ment club viii hold meeting
this afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. Hanson. on 3sth ay. T. Mrs.
Homer NJ. Hiil will address the
meeting Parks and Fairgrounds
viii be discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

Judge Donworth granted an hours
recess yesterday afternoon In order
10 give the marshals time 10 sum
mon the members Of the fourth
yenire 10 the case Of G. ID. Hillman.
Only one member was found and the
court adjourned at $3.50.
At the beginning Of the afternoon
session the de lense used It's twelfth
peremptOry challenge and excused
Edsafd Hs Bre1 leaving the de.
We o,VfstBf3 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
-N~~~N~~-~~~~~~~~eN~~ ~~~~~~e~~~~e~4~~~~rs~~N~~
n Kf-f.r west beattf. ksAl EstAts
ENCLuEIvKLr IL Downs Biax Tes
second az Main 7sNt; lnc ..ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
AT THE LEGISLATURE

the courts what the people want. T.
SAYS Campbell. and the courts
should not be given the power 10
deny the people what they want. p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
THIS IS FOR YOU.

Are you reading The Pug's Prog.
ress" on the sporting page OF The
Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

FoR new. modern furnished rooms AZ
low prices. calf q, Tire Firgiuus s0f Viz
einia 81 near Westiake SO
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ernsouals



cures aud cures nnthinH ahaii rtef sin1
~ pneumonia VA two huHfa ala hiutf
uf fever blond poisson. na mattef hef
had. liver, Kidney appendicitis enu
speedily renewed asthma eatntfh.
stomach trouble Vanish a. anuw before
the nunndaF auui eczema Hnh all ulnna
aisraHes. iuun aua throat troubles. hrns
home Endorsement aop ebrsd in MasiAl
fnHisH ainre FehruHft 4 1910
TIE WASHINGTON OXYGE
Major co.
ii-ta r.ts. nidE seattle. Wash
The oL4Hafns Cinh.
OPEN To ALI
.. join ta snd ilnd .,,..,~
SOCIAL EN IoYHENT 2
These are ifn objects ~ anf riuH 80
strangers are wHtrtinf lfehpHtfAhilfu
T. the principal qasiifit etian fef mem
Fef furths, Information ard for terms.
eali upon - address
rns LOS, LoSn, ,.laa, ,Lun
Rooms y aad N psrt a. No tsas
rourth Az seattle. q -
hos aki once hours 10 10 d. 60 J 90
sundays
HuI'fuRE CrHEn IN not Nsaf
truss. permanent ahsalut@. withevt epef
alton eF detention from business uf
labor ever one hundred tases cured pasi
I've years. from ase year g ese 70
The harvard systen sot uhatef hidE
ittf heeuad Az, seattle
STYLISH MAX LOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. ayeA. cleared AID re-
hlecksa rlumas esrisd ana clsansd
meats su Arcade
Aertsiil. haif MksffoNan is mol q dYei
vii turn stray ef ttsarhSd hhir fn -
naigral eoier ait Arcade uida Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

NOTICE IL hereby given that H. W.
ROTHWEILEH a COMPANY has
been dissolved and discontinued BY
mutual consent and no further bual-
ness Is 10 be transacted by that COM
pany. except the settlement OF the at
fairs Of tho Company by u, y. Roth
weller.
FRANK r. FOSTER.
~. ~. HOTHWEfLER.
ID. H. MKAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
i HIE NEW
R0GHES1 TEIR
BE A wlMNER

Everybody be the winning da Nobody wants to DO
loser satisfaction beyond the mere making OF
money In being on winning side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

OON4~~NOrIN~.~~r~~~ N~~l~N~roNNNNo0
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS, 40
EaRtiakci strictly modern. completely
furnished. 2, .. Groom suites. speeia!
summer rates. walking distance T. f2t
Ind 7gft
The Beltidcre Apartments, heated, FUR
uishcd. fine view. fis and t20; single
rooms. 81. so per week. ia valley. O. A.
1923
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

House o. ) Is going 10 get
the official AK This means In par
nameutary language that l. will be
indefinitely postponed upon a rec
ommendation from the -ouse iudiei-
AIRY committee
Although he does not attribute
this result to the ~hoodoo" number
which attached Itself "a his bill
Representative Campbell OF Sno-
homish expected this right along.
but he predicts that 10 years from
now his bill will be Incorporated
into the laws OF this state Just as
sure as the sun shines"
What's this bin about, Merely
10 prohibit the courts Of this state
20 declare any act Of the legislature
unconstitutional That's all
We represent more directly tnan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
LIVESTOCK
M SHsffS = 9 n II ~

HoLC0MB Co. 5ALE STABLES.
Heavy draft. medium sired horses, guar
anteed 1918 Western av Main taIl
For saie-se plymouth Rock hens. Tel
ephone North ts1e.
Have al all times 50 10 rs horses for
First sv.
Two fresh Jersey COWS. calves 6y iheiT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

OLYMPIA. Feb. s.--Doesor Client
wants 10 rolieye all candidates Tor
the legislature aud school board al.
recturs from the burden OF making
pledges 10 their constituents TO
either support or vote against Ger.
tain measures.
he introduced bill intended 90
disqualify anyone elected who signs
tnepledgecmfwyoectachmetcmetem
any such pledge. Cheat did not take
the pledge 10 support direct legis-
lation bills. and be voted against
the initiative amendment last Tues
day Client Is willing. however In
his bin. to exempt any candidates
making pledges 20 any nominating
convention or 10 those who sign bis
nominal on pcs.slon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

chATIEI LOANS

f.aaar 70 NafkirG people. Oscar r. Jeu'
neu a Co. Inc sit Northern Bank BIDS,
Fourth and Pike
Loan. on furniture. horses etc. Will
tam Roach. roon III. New York BidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pERFQRMED

tiipNte NAH t1ttl I'D ~
Nfs Won iteeert graduate iaiawifs.
ess.fuiiF ,roatad. phfsicisn N required
faii valley, rafnrf Eakiihhs Az GaAs
easuahs az q Waller %
wAsfEp lsrfyens snffefins ffofn
blood o. skis disafdefs 81 HHr kiHd
e call Ter free tfiai bottle ~ nlch0rd
famous fvnedY SIS rHrifie nidH
LADIES' REMOnELIN0 PARLORs
Sew garments made eHd ala feuaalriei
lsafesf styles Prices reasonable as
Argsas nidr ind 4 Hst4
tlliaH etax. Haaieulias, aaas.sEe.
nurk~
tiAiE pE kEnNE nasaass saninst
bath. manifufiuE Hotel Victoria fgit
Elfsi at suite iae
Aaionanisi hufeaa ~ ~ oe iauoiS
az Mos.a ffofa ne ftte
Mlrs ALAN tihratnff faos rnsssaHs.
Aaflan iii kit sud rnsas inA ssss
s.',osi. egrifsriabis feaia BIZ stdoa's
.",H. r.. x.sd haifnf~his working mae
~pala ilAs caapis 81 ehiiarsn frafa
= o. feafs cd - cafr fnf fan pre-
wife a anaA home thunr NeRegn ilFlt
Hhsafuaf seuis 81 rhfaais aaf 30.
sialiy hyssa Thstapsaiie Baths COS
tiet az snd electrical oafas message
eni swedish movements uYEaa Fhrfa-
reaiig Nafha. zee Eitsi Nif
ifish kvuiieuan wishss eaum AIS ias
nssaia Ia widows hofnel no gbisftfan 60
gHliiren NlfF phone THE star. F-tffa
women ~ bread sEnefirufe auui1 iiAs
tH efsvm hufci iH rpuuifF twNn eth gen
itenan Tttise rhs liar
psn't - iansis. iafn mafftufpniai eiuh :
g al haain uhanA niaE apsa anss
Hsopsast nafAs msfsf ftsf Fifsf /.
issths ahd msssasr Hasm tea tfh fear
Andfa a. Nlasf~. message 1855 West
iaks az rrnm
Wn rsF tisa frr fhs use ~ See tor
% DAYS l'hnn~ fEfa
MtHs huLMlsN. fnanseartns nsosa set,
itaisi nufsr itzt Firsi as 70 20 10
Miss 1EN Ei.t.. maairrrfnf opsn hua !
fag Hotel Naidsmar, tilta sfd frasn 10 /
HanHfits Nsnasa manirufist ehtrare.
disi Ntefa ii hetei Eiiirft iet riks
. MailnfF Kfo~s hair ana eufss
f@nfguaf iif Naiufr a.
SITUATION Nrep-fEmALE
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FOR sAAg-wou., AND COAL

.r~0~~s~1~S~.~S~Ny~@sN s~.~4~~~-~N~~~0~O~
Seattle Fuel Co. All kinds Of coal and
millwood itis. Ind Ia.
Patent dust pan with first load coal
WAINWRIGHT Met@cd Phones leiS
Great Western Fuel co.--coaL fsTs.
mil wood 81 50 load " III. Ind 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
HOUSEKEEPING MOONS

PIKE ST. NEAR TERRY.
Two or three newly furnished. with d
without pinras also single furnished
rooms. 80 e. so per room by 'hs
month call 1919 PIKE 81. T. EliH
after . ~ nr Sunday
clean. pleasant housekeeping rooms
ffath Eiahth az rear
single and suites. walking disfaura.
gas bath. iisht; 81 80 90 z1as sixth Az
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ngLp wAnrep-MALg

AsutrdaM sn ard aninan fe Learn ne
hsrtssf trade f.arsssf snd most com
rsrfe hgal in The Vest Wages paia
Hhfis ieafnlas An unfinitsa cotrse auiY
"a rumas sna ssv wFfis fdr par
ftFuiaFa
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE,
"a Washington. ar fga THIRD Az
rheuT Nain sgtf
wanted .ets snsu ta fsaY pooi ~ the
uffrntai peoi rooms We give our l.attoas
trade checks ttis Third aN befW cen
t.ese msu wanted 60 saf hot FnAsf beet
saniN he's Wasrgnenf uNfkN TAI.
Root ROOM isiH Third a.. between
PIKE anf rriar
tssfbsr wanted faf SATURDAY.. ~ ae
guaranteed tsss Rainier hna4sfara, GO.
iumhia
Second hand eiothinx bought ana sold
test PIKE ~ Main tfafi Ind L 1855
Fer sale dye works NrfF rrna1ua bic
pniY ~ tsst Heins -
fpr ssie@Dys works VERY rsaasnab ie
Appiy AZ 1874 Ewing ~
cflAwFORu FLOOR co sfsi
IL H4lm - a.IaE.H - a.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

NoRTHwEsT TRUST SAFE DE-
POAiT CO Tint av. and Columbia 81
fcoimsn nniidingl. invites applications
~ leans from st.ees 20 tS.eee on IN
safa biisbed dlstricta
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On tuiprof Cd vacant property Al ara
. per cent any amount from fse to tset.
for a long short time. and easf pay
fuenfE. 90 delay NtutteVaut Co. III
Boston niock eecons ant Columbia
Money % loan IN sums from faee up
No comm ianiona No hDuuA No delay.
WASHINGTON SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. ics Cherry at Estao-
iishcd ~ fcars
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Business Directory

~~~~~~~oN~~e-~~~IN~
ARE CENTS PER LINE UNDER
CONTRACT, III OUR SOLICITOR HAS
NOT CALLED ON YOU. A PHONE
WILL BRING HIM,
>c>~>oo.>,,,, I, s,iSr,ssCIEEs4 $1,000
Booth Whittlcsey Hanford Abstract
Co, Halter Block. Phone Main 1874.
eN~~~~~Y~~~S>SlD StIN~.S%~~N>s~~ ~
i0O-page book. house. cottage and bum
Salow plans. giving size. etc. use, v. w.
Voorhees,. Architect. Az Eitel BLDG.
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