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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

EDDEFE1 Ofr SEPT i3I--Ae Z
sequel 10 the dismissal 81 y. A y,
rington as chief Of police, recsstIv
a petition for the recall o. IL.
man 8. r. Ness IL being csn.ul,i.x
by friends Of the ousted offitisI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

The postal savings department in
the Seattle postoffice will occupy
the windows formerly used by the
stamp distributing department In
the last corridor Of the first floor
Of the federal building. The audit
ing department will be brought
down from the fourth floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

LUDLOW, Ky.--vaecinsted by
using a vaccine point with which 10
pick her teeth. Miss Josephine
Brown Is In serious condition at
q hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

that one held aim while the other
beat him. Otto Schultz. wealthy
furniture dealer. had bis two sons,
Otto. Jr., and Robert. arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
MAINE WET
BY 1874 VOTES

AUGUSTA, Me, sept- i4.-Ae-
cordina to complete returns Of the
state referendum, SCIENTIFICALLY
announced at the state house today
Maine has gore wet. The vote an
nounced is: Vets COST, drys co.
Se3, a majority Of 1874 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

Col. Astor and his bride. formerly
Miss Madeline Force. waiting at
the New York Yacht club for their
t2yi. upon their return TO New
York after their marriage. They
didn't know the photographer Was
swapping them. otherwise the bride
might net have beer coxing and
the groom so much concerned
about a.
Mrs Astor going aboard her hus
bands yacht, the Mona, immediate
" after her marriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

You'll hardly believe your eyes when
you see the extra value we offer In these
pretty Pctticoats Newest and best
things In plain color Taffeta Silk and
soft, fancy Messaline, which is now so
frequently advertised IN exclusive stores
while these shops sell IL skirts Lond
The oasis., 1911-06-24
Notice for Publication.
(PUBLTSHER.) (OllST0

Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona. June 20 1911. Notice Is hereby given that Tiburriu oaldate of NogaleS Ariz. who, on July 26 1910, made Homestead entry, No. 0llo77, for SWl4. Section 3l, Town ship 23 S.. Range b E.. c. & 5 K. Neridan, has filed notice of inten ion to make Final five year Proof to establish claim to the land above de cribed, before \llen T. Bird. Clerk of District Court at Nogales, Ariz on the 25th day of July, 1911. Claimant names as witnesses; Al bert 5. Benedict. James A. Harrison John A. Benedict, Edward K. Chamberlain, all of Nogales. Ariz. FRANK H. PARKER, Register.
 June A-July P. l01.
The oasis., 1911-06-24

gales, Ariz., sho, on March 6, 1911, made Home stead entry, No 0l3T26, for NE4. Section 6, Township 24 S. Range l5 E., c. & S R. Meri- dian, has filed notice of intention to make Final five year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Allen T. Bird, Clerk of District Court, at N0gales, Ariz., on the 25th day of July, 1911. Claimant names as witnesses: John A Benedict, of NogaleS, Ariz.; Isaac c. King, of Nogales, Ariz.; Joseph E Wise, of CalabasaS, Ariz.; Anton ProtO, of Nogales. Ariz. FRANK H. PARKER, Register.
 June 24-July 22 1911.
The oasis., 1911-06-24
SONORA SIFTIGCS.


 taken a position in the office of the Superintendent of the Sonora rail way at Empalme.
 Friday evening Mir and Mrs. Paul Crawford of La Colorado, and their little boy Master Ivan, start ed for California, where they vii visit couple of months.
 Mir. Manuel Loiaza, the imple- ment dealer at Hermosillo reports business improving, and that his Culiacan house has made lately number of very important sales
 Wednesday and Thursday Miss Marie Wrotnowski visited Hermo. sillo on business, going down to the capital city Tuesday night and returning to Nogales Thursday morning.
 pr. A. H. Hoeffer, president of the Sonora Brewing Company at Hermosilo, has been visiting Cana nea on business the greater part of the week. He went to the cop per camp Tuesday.
 Ten Thousand of the best Mex ican cigars-Favoritas. Favoritas Especiales and Sin Rival-just received at the Congress Saloon, corner of International street and Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora.
 Mir. Martin k. Raines, brother of MT. L. M. Raines of NOgales, is visiting in Guaymas, Mir. Raines is in Sonora in the interest of the Partridge smelter, furnace manu- factured in Denver, Colorado.
 MT. J. E. Wise of Calabasas, is in Hermosillo closing an important deal for d large shipmentof cattle coming from up the Sonora river from about Ures. The cattle will driven to the railway and shipped to the United States.
 At Hermosillo the Bristol Con- mercial Company is putting upon it's building new roof, replacing that which was torn off by high wind which visited that city on he 18th inst, at which time a dozen or more buildings were unroofed.
 Information from the Yaqui and Mayo deltas is to the effect that the garbanzo crop is being harvest ed and moved with the usual dis patch and celerity. It is estimat- ed that the total value of this seasons crop will aggregate one and one.half million to two millions of pesos.
 Doctor L. Boido, we'll known all over Sonora, arrived at Guaymas Monday of the present week, com. ing from the state of Durango where he is engaged in mining The family of Doctor Boido are in San Francisco. but they will join him shortly in Tucson, where ht went yesterday.
 Wednesday Mr. c Reed, genera manager for the Mexican Unior Railway, at Torres, was prostratec very suddenly with ptomaint poisoning, from eating canned sal mon. For time the gentleman was dangerously ill. He was hur. ried to La Colorado by special trair and taken to the hospital, wher, the case yielded speedily to skilfu treatment. MT. Reed is abou
The oasis., 1911-06-24
Notice for Publication.
(PUBLIsHER.) (Ul3726)

(UI3I26)
 Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz. June 20, 1911. Notice is hereby given that James A. Harrison. of No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

sESAToR JAcos y. SAlLiN6ER
WASHINGTON. n G.. April L.
s.aaior Jacob II Galllnger 81 New
famgghire. who becomes leader
x .se standrat crowd In the next
soste. Is 10 BE- welcomed 20 Wash.
hx,oa At the opening Of the special
rssioa With = biz siandpat ban
rust Five hundred guests. inciud'
IL President Tart, have been en-.
sset.
Ross Penrose. who succeeds AID
rck Is chairman q the finance
bonmlties. has eeen invited 70
tssp himself, - leader. Ia the
bstkground The Pennsylvania
rsafor has too elfectgalix
ssaesrsd- himself With Mr C. H.
b xin any further open-and above
koare prefsrment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

JACKSON REALTY a LOAN co

~ aesss frsf .eiass lad 30 acre. bottom.
sores eiupe seea farm huNtinEs eti
in'taae aieeA and EiF1 easy terms
tssa 90
~ acres al cleared ties perfectly iaFef
800 Eafdea ioara. nrs s-tean huass
faaa Eanh. balance 90 aafL SO. laaa
So arfes fires class bottom lard. r. acres
thet r'ap aierr 60 acres Or cultifa.
uaasf fsade fine slreaui q runninK
aatsf. Hun1 wrlts fHefn hausf large
harn aga aulhahdlnss. 40 rods 90
s,heal h % nns roads. oan =
We have ne arrvs al Eaaa level Earaen
iHasa. at cleared f~aaY taf the pI1H
fta sa 81 acre. 49, % daan $50 o. =
ref menth within q mta 81 railroad
station and mites ffam Csnsraiia
9. see an
- cores 2 miles ifem Heahets. ~ acres
ceres in meaasw practically ali rieaf-
- tfoem SEES cottage. barn fesss
atefs ilnta. uiukshaHss ehicseu
houses atfae. chteaen haaasa ransiua
isnEfh bressirr hause tesrs an1 ietas.
SOD steam beat, has fhifken houses
anf yards Tor aaa rtrHens ffnpfufe-
u,-nis - 20 r,ass eesi gors 'esa ihss
siu hanaie int ara can by 800 -
NNN chickens IN wanted. Ne AHHH
o. Gea ao
tsa aefes 10 ctaiam cuuHty. arres In
cultivation f acres ln meadow. faruafa
tuuas. earn atHfH. waHan send ara teuf
haans. separator en- narF terms
Nc I0af
O. zee 90
90 acres tn klnr eeanfY. rear Adelaide
&-Fenul hnasr barn 1881 chinhan
hnsse good HuppiF ~ eatefi rarf 70
cuifiNafioa ~ makiuE - god farm.
Lee lsfel. sod net risF spii
Na. iQff
REALTY & LOAN CO.
Main llt Bailey uian led &ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

judge Main postponed sentence
on Rev T. Y. Sutton. convicted of
irregularly registering names dur
INK the recall election. until next
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS


.EtfTJEE CLEED-Do asf Eeaf
s-as s1fEaHfrf. a1sclz use. Hlsh1gs ggar-
80 ~ 1sisrfian from EGs1zexs ~
xs ever ere hurtrst cases rufst past
re Hafrnrd SFrfa-n IA srnssv Fram
~ s<o0nd A. .aasst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

HISTORY OF rsE

= HISTORY OF TsE .
HiLLMAN CASE q
. Huffman vas charged In the =
= indictments With dofFauding =
people cut 81 their scant earn =
. mss BY selling them cheap. q
q loggcdoff lands. representing q
q them TO be the sitcs q great a
q future scanorts and manufac- .
q turing cities. q
lie Was FIRST arrested on =
q Angust s.. 1919. October be =
. sas addicted GA charges con. /.
e saincd In = couuts. Ia six In /.
= dictments Hillman was found a
. guilty on iA eoauts with a =
q maximum penalty Of S. years .
q in the penitenuafy aud $4,000 q
q fine. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

REARDoN. Wash. April iw
Twice married. twlce divorced ard
financial failure. c, A. Scott. pro
r-issnr of the Hotel Reardou. fired
fxe revolver shots fhroaxh his
krs&s; al an early hour today Tie
I'd al II o'clock with the aords
Il have nothing 70 I've for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
FoR SALE on EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
Nieeif imreesra aairr farsus 20 sHrhanrs
Zoe Seattle real estate.
81 aEaef
fta sores. miles fram city % 70 zee
zee arres f.ftf class hattaaa Lard 90
acres ln ealsitatiea. al kinas ~ farn
hgtffrEs Fetns 81 coal ruaHlnf
aatsf flnH rETina VII acreHf tfffa 40
far Seattle Ffuseriy. haiaaes ia give
Yeara
q zee e.
20 arrta ~ ftfrf class bcffafn iarf fE
arFra ia cultivation. Fire haii1inKs
sfaN mAet insry ana farfntnG taeia
toes aaea Win arreut e. see % il sr-
atfie resi estate uaianoe qa saFy
teraN
90 aFfrs ~ hrffHsa ans sissH god saif
rs 1frrs en- calfiFafien. Esf hruaF
Aarn anf afhaf haNflnrs. 3 hersas &
eama ts sAteaana al slnss 81 taFn-
tHa ua-atrrrr s0lau tnals arparafaf
rfr Mal aecsaf hsRftas real estate o.
fufk $50 iHfl
90 arr~s. it sores bottaru fnna. acres is
caiflfatian haasas ifHie Ard tease, -
tsfr. reaf sell ~ nafsr urftff ffan
ssahstE kifNan naarfFs lirs practice ~
tsFek VIII tANa o. A49 % raiaF in
clear vsranf iufs fer raairF so itt1
t1 sefes rand ttaak jesse ealL a. acres
Ga ruitfvaftaa. rIiist ffnm kuuurr
haaar tEHgt maFn ffRtG Eaaf creek
srrinH has ehieAen rpops in yarss
EHi trade feF saaant property Ia -
aftaz
JACKSON REALTY 4 LOAN CO
Nala iit. Hansy Hiax Ind tla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
CITY REAL EsrATE-tcontl

You shi nnf here ai our classified ads
n 'ha isaaH rhrfhrr CITY acre
sac or Trade
-. WOODLAND PARK BOULEVARD
-. rev blocks " fhs boulevard from
- Green i.ase car lice l'rtrs see
- farf tract FffT rHaF tsfHf. Cd
- cleared anf srIhhad HairaHlan
-. ca ne rrgund Sunday afteruoon
-. tfss AND up-casamtia vIsa
- Some 81 ue maat atahfF lafs in
- fha city These are iffus Be-
-. ths rough yet bat ne cry e.
80 Hr4riHuiaE st aruand Them This
-. ls Iusi = sheFt disfaurs frem ere
- town ~ Columbia over eohira
80. che reHnfrF ana Lahr WHrhlrH
-. fan Asa - atouf them rag
go titfis daHn and tiffie monfh
-. and saan yea ani have one =
-. these nns lots
80 ffEt -- f'niFefalff district TIE
80 cheapest Boz Be- fHHn as 20 ioea-
80 f4nu fmHf q shHft atsfAura west
- af che taiversiiy Heights srhe7i.
80 fttle niauth. aad af she rate
- tae tifg has graaH ap nraand thts
49, rrou'ffF. anf az che rate tafssH
-. seuf oa a. n5ies - shsss fats in
- the neaf fer gearH. provided Jos
-. can bug now
- Pay a Hfts down and little
So usnufh Voc know fhe Fremont
80 district This is fasr hafanaH
-. Fremont anh Ballard on fhe
80 HrrrHuHf- ballard raf Nne- fffF
-. seed lafs The cheapest Boz ia
80 fhis section. FOR other faia aN
sss ar1gnd ftla HfupeffF are hrinF
sss aolf Zoe a nlarh higher price AK
49, for paiauns lIii ~ Fau sent tn
49, huiid ur fuese ioft 49, %. And uf
So aTI farnfsn 49, rnnueT We Warf
80 ta bear fiEnt auaV from tas mas
80 who wRaen buafness
-. HArrAMn- Foaf ~ five god lots
-. In MrEfror'a Addition fur sale
49, cheap Wm sell fneae 90 raHF
49, terms. faaf email payment
80 dssn ant then ths getf ~ the
80 meath nnFte rau kcoe at1lt
-. this adduioH "a a Ferr Eead
80 nrorwrfF A good place - baiid
80 Fanf borne II Fau seat q Bella
80 possibly ss caE furnish - NOE
-. - Tor yea 20 naiia 90 pne %
80 ferne isfa
-. CALHOUN DENNY a EWlEg.
80 Alaaka bulainE
80 ~ Tiga lad 9ifa
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JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO.
Main llt Bailey uian led &ia
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sgENrS w&aTEn. MAKE Hig
MONEY. HEg4G.fs1 EWNT0 PILLOW
TOPS Gkes BROMIDE see FuN-
TMAfrA 2zes ofIErTES 44r W.
ERNDrFE WORKS uT ART. GrAH.
NWTEWus Tow EFT FNttf ~ tsAW44 EAT
sTf ufn. PROMPT SERVICE. CREDIT
z GIVES SAMPLES PORTRAIT AID
VHANE cAThLNssf FrEE Ri
EMs STUDIO. G74s maddox CHI.
saAEsr III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
FARMS AND AcREAoe-tcon,a. ,


ftsalf. oniF short distance
from Lake WHsHtnHfHn. Ter Tee
on terms 90 SO damu ana % per
month This IL an deal hnwe-
cite ard fnufn euauHh 90 raise
vegetables fruit aud rhlfkana
TO- che famfiF Table ans leave
an abundance 90 market We
a''I Furnish lumber fa saud AZ
az Htf eunf on fHrfe rrsr terms
Ior Further particular call az
Ulr hfanFh office Madison
Ha1k. OF see
BURKE a FAnRAu. fwc.
fef-faH Al 8 Nik
urah Evenings
KIRKLAND TRACTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

ns1sIs6 - cFaaf. Trimmed znH re-
en- 49, ,.5nag ~ gaur "a ones. NAYS
ttx - NE REV. So fffr roor p1fef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

fau siii nnf here al our classified ads
81 'hla isaaa whether atIfr.e "Arfas
aHm Or Trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

Firaf - 4 uFI ~ reFrsgastuis rsarf y
O. S o. 8 ro1nlE risf. aEarfuasut o. hasse
Wasss 49, rnanens Hte FENH THs star
Want - hEy esrufid n0na gnsa.snf
r1ariss srTfne. anTfhl1x frrru 70 70 20
hnfssE1esrs rnssf ~ uarE2tns cash
rraassifian g. " Rigs. ifs aecand
a. Rran1sNfar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

AELP WANTEp-MAIE.
~-~~~-~,~>s>~r~~es@~-- ~r>-s>~~e~e~~~ss~~~4~-~y
wAatss --Nsz aaa sauasa - ,s4ra a.
ea5esf sfeae .ssses. saa raest cen
white tetFalnE A. augiaeifsa eeafss frwe
Nesae ans tee 90 wsite Cor paf
NATIONAL BAREER COLLEGE
q Waaaingfea ~ sac Fhlra Az
feene Nafa stsa
81 NSrttuss-Nsa alth larrs tsara D..
tireet kfAdinE iu krsiana a. 81 pvF
"a : saaru rArH e. perghsse &efeaur
= cps F4rt - easet ~ sane, Anpf
q Nesle5 ef HFnaerfs O. ARA
BURKE 4 EARRAR. INC.
teE io tts Nea Nefk uiaek
RAILWAY MAIL caMRKs wANrNr
--Asffaxs sal2fg tti4as aiteFnAts weeks
rff sta fau rsFs rrsnarattan free o.
csmfrx seattle rsanlfaatlena Ffansll
inanuts. n~at ss 81 notassfer 81 81
wasted iese msn - ssas peai At n
NfteEt1i faafi rgaaas We EiNs s4r uafrUnr
.raas che - ltis rhlra AZ. sstssss
t.ats usa wasted ia al has raasi te~f
taaaW 8 aeA Nasea.alt oNrENrAf
nUoA BOOM. ttt1 rhird Az. psfwvsr
rtks ara raten
80 meath b ssseriiss as paf 81.
rafstaEsaa far ea-anffa tra aaiaas So
etrraHe aitsw amea u.s. W Emerfs Ftgt
rtiearn
wsutsa--A saest ssn~ Fifsf-f. nss.
- rtNv. i@n1~a aaErs $40 SO htafi fare
fasAfai ssrrirr kasresa a Moray
i,seefss klasss
hurTaL aFtfgUi.
wanisa Is nen te take steam heated.
eletr'1 izhsed rsosus nes baths IS
sene.alET aal@sasrn fn seii srisnf ii
parHafe1 artteie atrrrt 60 rnnaurrar hiNh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
SITUATION WANTEp-fEhALf

Reilabls and competent stsnoETaphsf
ard office woman wants positixni Used
" alag; gls Per sssk ~ al. Tue STAB.
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CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On Improved o. Varnnt pruualtF al asd
. per raut aEy amourf from fts o. sfta
fqr icnE ~ shaFf flus nrf ear paF-
meets ~ DELAY EfurfaTarf = CO. III
Haafan Einek. eerenr srr rsfa-nbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
RIlS COMING

Jacob A klis. who has riser from
police reporter % the most use fui
eGlrsn In New York. a ttle given
I'm By President Roosevelt VIII
hxlnre al the First Presbyterian
tAzrrh under The auspices 81 Sc
irls Principals association. Tues
szy night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

Chsatr4f N4Tearf ara lsNhaA Rsran1A
al atfh ara WaftlnEfeFE WKnts Fesr
iMwn wsrk Fnans safsh 1885 o. RED
as
FAfNTfNG. papar hanging kAisqusiu-
lnr xamgrzt nsgasE ieMnlan khals M&ris
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FURNISHED ApARTMENTs.


SAM 5DES
gfst< T4fh 3 fNo arE three-r1er1 auart-
Hants. Hght free cooking gas. bot
w4fsf steam neaf. farntshsa rnpiets.
Rest t2s Tsiepnprs Hearon it1
8HANp VIEW AFAurNENTs go
Eafflaas. strfrffY rnedsru. cornpiefsiT
surnssA@e = o tryeru suites. special
suFzusr rates WaiklnE disfascs \ ga.
Ia 1914
10 Ist-A paffaasnta. Furnished ara
urgfgrnfahea Mppfy Lane Apartments.
fffh anf naFahltean o. EaaEf lff9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

BUNGALOW
S2.150-AT $50 PER MONTH
Fiva rsams modern iarrs living ard
aiue. rsmsai tsssrasai isssi Sc shaIes
ueiFhauf huaf flra safrFs GaH ana
eiarfrirIfF Hfe ctrfFthiuN slse offered.
ths9 comrars srh th,a 80 yoa sili
offered Conner tsnd a. ana oraas
90 onr piack fram car. 10 minates in
call ~ tfeG RAINIER aF4 iuat a. you
ref 90 - ear
GENUINE SNAP
Three aef~s - rhaies lnna partly
cleared. hsndy 80 sisefric car. saanfY
ruat ta seaifia. 0uir te rods q school
uaea nsiKhhars WI ssu ~ ttqs
CtiAS. r. ADAMS.
tst caimsa nids
INVESTORS. ATTENTION.
&c aerss 81 plasisd and psft y 50
r i. e.. go riss 5i s,4' II saEsS
g asu Z dags an take ites psf sers
CHAs. r. ADAMS.
sat caman mds
arrss irnpForsa. eias@ b schnai n
rar line siflatsa saafh nsseuH SAM
rrios a. zee. sasg trrtns H-teq star
he ACRES FoH tfsa
I nrsa fhs wnueF selling FOR less fhar
haif fAius fice AL So waFou rcd
iata Seattle. uraF railroad stallion. call
before Hclerk N passlbie Eeam 21a
haGN~ uifr
FH saie-a5His soa1 ara ras " iHd-
proved - miles ffnH steamer lanftnEi
t1NAf dairy faculties rural delivery
store ana sEfnai ufftH Pee rarffeaiafa
aiafeas "a sn aeaaaf1earE. u.aiie, kitsaf
ralrfe Wasr
Won aAt-H Farta psopsrsiss Is al parts
% fhf state
aANrEt coLLTEn. SO f.sary ulfs
FeF h4tet acres narth fdmunts
partly cleared FiHrN Co water Ensae
cHiskan ranrh. fsEa rsr acre fietaf
Haffnn. Neamnnf Vase
rnn ..1r an rucu.nor
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Geuutne vsaor ard Tub baths massage.
Hctei Ellieft FIRST and PIKE. saifs u.
tor Tau~
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= arfes ffsfseiass fand 30 arres bottom
sores eiune seeH farm huNtlnEa ell
Include ataek and Hira saay terms
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HHIUkTloN WkNrro rr,,,,r

NJ Ds...sf.H r<rleaasr cr.orss rirl Zee
f,sss 80, goa salary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

sifLlSh NARROWER SHOP.
80 Trimmed. cred elaas~a asa 70
Plumss ezrlsa an1 Ntssns4
w.xuon i@pi New nna s44 gar
sents 1sf krraxs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-23

i've ste fare
their q 7Ilsti better etelEn I'm u
housed i've stock II these are
facts. and no one can suece iy.fre=
flute them, similar principles GER
tainIy apply to travel ways Good
roads bring returns. Bad ones de-
stroy even what Is prodneed.
"A modem boulevard between
cIarksburg and Fairmont VIII pay
both citiess and both counties and
the returns Will be early IS was the
ease in the coming OF the interurban
traction line. The boulevard srg-
gested would touch a number Of
towns and they would reap re-
wards. too. Farms along the route
would jump up In value. Many OF
them would furnish desirable sites
for bui1dfnR, and within a few
years at most there would be
dense population along the bouie-
ward. such conditions certainly
would be OF great beneit and proht
to those who now own farms along
the route. The good derived, the
convenience and modernized way Of
living and travelling would destroy
the prejudice some farmers may
hold against fast travelling machines,
and almost before they knew III
they would be travelling that way
too, marketing their products and
saving time and trouble as wen as
expense. u
with an agreement entered into
between the two counties as vel asI
the two cities to construct and keep
sup such boulevard, the cost would
be about equally divided being pro-
portioned according to distance I'M
each county, and in that way there
would be no great temporary hard
ship. The route can be found. All
that is lacking now Is the will, and
the suggestion is so sensible and
correct that it ought not to take
very much agitation to obtain the
VIII.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-23
The Professors Mystery.

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