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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

AGENTS. TO HANDLE BIGGEST
Special starting offer: exclusive ter
ntory. S,5 to $500 per month. BAD
GER CHEMICAL MFG. CO.. MilM au-
kee Wis
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EXPERIENCED DRUG CLERK WANTS
position. best references. Address d
1S2. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN.
clerkship in mountain hotel Address
%. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG MAN, WITH REFERENCE L.
seeks position as bookkeepcr or ship
ping clerk. Ia, care Times Dis
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WANTED TWO LOANS. AT per
sent. $4,000 three years. and ss0.-
600 five years. first morteage real
estate. valued at $4,000 and $50 900.
IN Hanover and Albemarie counties
Va, respectively. BE prompt SOM :
MERV LILLE TRUST CO. INC. New
port News, Va
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Roarotnq.

LARGE. cool. AIRY ROOMS, 3l2
South Third. with board. IS and So
per week. Table board 81 per week
MRS. II. NJ. ANDERSON.
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GIRL WITH REFERENCE WANTS
place as chambermaid or nurse Ap-
ply 1912 West Leigh Street.
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ARE YOU A SALESMAN? DOES $50
70 SzOO week for devising systems
Tor business houses and banks inter-
EST you? II so. write CHICAGO
BINDER AND FILE CO., 11s Clinton
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
man to sell our line OF plantation
molasses to retail grocers and pa
kers' salary or commission Refer
ence required. NATIONAL MO-
LNSSES Co. ST. Louis Mo
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SIDE LINE sALEsMAN.@Do YOU
want $40 a day side limo deal? High
class punch board proposition: sells
everywhere: strong enough for main
iine. AMERICAN FACTORIES CO.
st. Louis, Mo.
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Delp Manteh, ..Temai..

WANTED EXPERIENCED YOUNG
girl for typewriting and Office work.
state salary expected. Address Box
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800 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES no
travel and distribute samples for big
manuiacturer; steady work S.
cago.
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Al COMBINATION BOOKKEEpFR ,>,r,
stenosrapher for bank in VirsiII,
toWh, Massey graduate preferre,I
AlA EY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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pnut.rp...DeI ann 9.ihe atnrh

FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL Lot Pure
JOHN F. MOORE, Farmville, va.
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WANTED. a WHITE COOK FOR
small family. Address or apply to
LOUIS w. P1zzINI (Berkley), Har-
riSon and Franklin
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YOUNG MAN OF INTELLIGENCE
and education. who can furnish good
references and can command $1,000.
may secure an interest in a business
professionally that is very lucra tive {:
will stand strictest investigation.
The money will be used to expand
business. Address B lO2. care Times
Dispatch
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP-
ened, . 12 cents each: work guar
anteed. THE "SHARP-O". co, COS
East Main.
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automobiles for Aale

FOR SALE. BUICK, MODEL IL; FINE
condition: fully equipped: will sell
cheap. Owner leaving city. Address
1874, care Times-Dispatch
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EXPERIENCED MEN WANTED FOR
temporary clerical work state age.
experience and reference 131.
care Times Dispatch.
NINE ODD FELLOWS GIVEN PLEAS-
ant, profitable employment ncnr
nome, whole or part time FRATER-
NAL Thames Building, New York.
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PERSONALS.
OUR woRkouR REFERENCE.

OUR FALL AND WINTER LINE ARE
AEROPLANE QUALITY AT SUB
WAY PRICES" BEGINS JULY 25TH.
H. SCHOSTOCK &c CO., ARTISTIC
LADIES' TA1LORS. 207 NORTH
FIFTH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
(AS(ARFTS SURELY
STRAIGHTfN YOU OUT
No headache. Biliousness. Upset
Stomach. lazy Liver or consfi.
pste1 Bowels by Morning.

Are yon keeping your bowels.
liver and stomach clean. pure and
fresh with Caacarets, or merely
forcing passageway through these
alimentary or drainage organs
every few days with Salts. Cathar-
tic pills. Castor OIL or Pnrgative
Waters
Stop having a bowel wash-day
Let Caseafets thoroughly cleanse
and regulate the stomach. remove
the undigested. sour and ferrnent.
Ing food and foul gases. take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out Of the system all the decom.
posed waste matter and polsons in
the lntestiues aud bowels.
a cascaret tonight win make you
feel great BY morning. They work
while yoH sleep never grippe. sick
en- or cause any Inconvenience. and
cost only II cents a box from your
druggist Millions OF men and wo.
men take a cascaret now and then
and never have Headache. Bilious
ness. coated tongue. Indigestion.
Sour Stomach or Constipated Bow
els. Casearets belong In every
household. Children just love to
take them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
Widow Gets Her
Chance in Court

Judge Ronald this morning de.
MED the petition Of the Rose Mar
shall Coal company to prohibit Mrs.
Anna Davies and her two babies
from maintaining a damage suit
for 100000 until she should first
have paid mp the costs In pre-
ylous suit. Thomas Davies, her
husband. was found dead In the
Cumberland mines on December 30.
1910. The wife brought suit for
herself and babes. but WA unable
TO secure the necessary evidence.
Her attorney then advised her 10
dismiss the action. and that neccs-
sarlly fixed the costs in the first
suit against her. Since that time
she has gathered the evidence she
needs. II Is claimed. but the com.
pany came into court and tried to
get out a restraining order against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
CAPTAIN MAY
GET PARDON

Capt. w =. O'Hrien. who. return
Ing from Honolulu. rushed from san
Francisco 20 Seattle for the sole
purpose OF giving himself up when
he learned that his appeal from a
fiseto-ten-yearn sentence had been
denied by tho supreme court. has
been the recipient Of many offers
OF prominent people In the city TO
aid him In obtaining a pardon, All
the Jurors In his trial wlll be asked
to Join In petition 20 the severn.
or.
AZ the county jail. which be Inn.
mcdlafcly went to after landing
from the steamer PueblA yesterday.
Uftrt~n found iaslern and deputy
Hheriffa In sympathy with his case.
The old. Krixxied captain. who has
sailed the deep seas for more Than
a quarter Of a century. feels down
deer IN his heart that. while his ACT
~aa technically criminal. he had NO
criminal intent TO sniurr Alexander
Smith. whom he shot on August 1.
1874
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

Los ANGELES. Dec. i6.--While
his son Joseph. -. lay sleeping In
his room AZ the sherman hotel hero
early today. Samuel Y. Ayres, so.
formerly of BOSTON. sent a bullet
into the young man's brain and
then ended his own life.
Hotel attaches. attracted % the
room by the two shots. found the
cider man sitting upright in bed
with revolver ciutched tn his
right hand. nlood was streaming
from a wound In the roof ~ his
mouth. aud he died before medical
ala arrived without making a state
ment.
Joseph Ayres. unconscious. lay
ON the bed with gaping wound In
the back Of the head. lie was
rushed to the hospital. where Il
was said be would die
No reason " known for the shoot.
fng. as both men were well sup.
piled with money. Ayres and his
son arrived In Los Angeles from
Boston three mouths ago. Several
DAYS ago they purchased big
ranch near Beaumont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
Married at Is, Child Wife Is Divorced at IS

good bye. and politely informed her
that he waan't coming back. When
pressed for reason he merely 30
piled that he was just tired Ani
be didn't come back. either. Mrs.
Mabel Y. Preston got her divorce.
willard N. illldefbrnndt. a
~idowcr with two children. soon
became the star roomer In Hal.
lard apartment house. The land.
lady. widow with two children If
her own. Ia the course OF time
agreed 10 become hia wife After
the marriage the Disbursements be.
gan. and IilIdcbrandt gathered his
belongings and children one night
and left without saying goodbye.
Judge frater gave Mira. bertha q.
Hlldehrandt her former name back.
Other Divorces.
Anna Church went to Wait with
mamma tn tho summer ~ 1909.
Ard Ora r. Church. her husband.
hasn't seen her aimee. Divorce
granted.
Divorces were also granted 10
the following
Sanford l.. Steele from Lcnora
r. Steele: Louisa Johnson from
August Johnson. Walter G. Good.
Icy from Eta NJ. Goodicy: Fred
Macdonald from Lena Macdonald.
ccrdelia r. fouts from James c.
Fogts: Cassie Mcdonald from r.
~. Mcdonald. Ethel NJ Little
from Alfred O. Little. J II. Brown
from Jane Bergina Brown: Minnie
Mayfield from Herbert Mayfiold:
l.. G. Porter from Ciarisse r. NJ.
Porter. Mary u. Beechey from
Thomas u. Dccchey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

my fasker icft me with friends
n lesssn~of5h ard went 10 Ter
sessee. do not know why he DID
r. Then oct . letter from my
future husband. and he ssksd me
e marry him. Ne said he would
sivs me a good home NY father
mad known him for year before
FRAT. did not know him very
much. Ne lived In Kansas CITY
ard we we're in lesven~orsh-r
Married ~ ~
And poor. homeless. is.yesr-old
Nellie Jane. eager for a place she
couId call her own. so that she
might rest that weary lung head
OF hers. read and re.rcad that let.
Ter Of proposal. she was only n
wee bit OF girl then. Even now.
six years later. she looks lIke q
mere slip OF a school girl. 50 much
% that Judge Frazier turned TO her
attorney. Charles MilIIce. when her
divorce case was called up yesser-
day. and asked
Aren't you making a mistaseg
Are you bringing up a Juvenile
court case
siIlliee assured the court Il WAS
: more serious proceeding
And 80 i1-year.old Nellie Jane
was married to Byron James Peter
son. 80 lie hired a man and n
woman 20 pose as her parents In
order 70 show consent to the mar.
rage.
The little child wife. scarcely
measuring four feet In height. and
booking every bit like the mere
child thai she is. with her large.
vondering eyes upon the Judge.
told story Of cruelty and abuse
that followed after the marriages.
supports Herself.
Il have had no one TO depend on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
pRANQEls IEsIElEs

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6.---Testi.
lying before the senate committee
on commerce today. Attorney Louis
D. Brandeis OF Boston. in reply TO
question from Senator Ciapp. dc
clared that he believed a trust
could consider itself immune from
prosecution II government should
find that any one Of It's subsidi-
aries constituted a trust In itself
Thus. Brandeis argued, II one OF
the component concerns OF a cor
poratioB were found guilty. the
whole trust could not be prose-
cuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

BUTLER, --IiIddy, aged ~
years. and Butler county'B oldcss
hen. ~ dead. In her lkctime she
raised 100 turkeys aud many times
that number OF chickens. says her
owner. J. w. Hutchinson.
WEWokA. okia.--When ". O.
Lowell returned home drunk and
abused his wife, hts ia-yesr-old son
warned him 20 stop, and when no
refused, shot and killed him. Pub
Tic sentiment 10 with the lad and
he probably will not be arrested.
PONTIAC. M Mrs. Maria Simp'
son Clurgman. who has rcaided IN
Stephenson county since 1887 has
celebrated her i0znd birthday at
the home OF her son. in Cedarville.
SHANGHAI. Dec. f6.--Dr. Sun
Vat Sen. tho fomenter OF the pres.
ent Chlneae rebellion. and an exile
from the dragon empire. left
Panang for China today. according
to Dispatch received here from
Singapore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
TRIAL FOR MURDER OF LITTLE GIRL

OR0yIIl4E. Cal. Dec. fs--W W.
Tyler. bruther-ln-law OF Arthur
Lewis. On trial for the murder ~
little Helen Rumbail. Who WINS found
hanging 20 a rafter at GridIsy last
June. was the chief witness AZ the
trial today.
The witness testified that he Was
stopped on the road BY Lewis. who
cried to him. Helen Ia dead come
NJ once" He won't to the RumbaIl
home and found the girls body on
a bed. He went upstairs and got "A
board leaning against the chimney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

since my father left me. shr said.
II have had 60 work most Of the
time TO support myself. even when
! lived with my husband am
wholly dependent on myself now
for living. am a dressmaker."
When she concluded her tcstt,
mouy Attorney Milliee offered cor
roborating evidence. but Judsa
Frater granted her n divorce vita.
out llstening 10 further testimony.
breaktna precedent In King
county divorce cases.
That little Klyrs story alone
would be sufficient la any court.
Judge frater said.
Another Kansas Girl
A few minutes after this ilttls
Kansas xirl was given her divorce.
Mrs. nanna Michaels also a KEN.
sas Eirl. and only 20. took shc
stand TO apply for "a better rtnrt.
Thai was what she told Judge
Frater whom be asked why she
wanted the divorce. She married
William @. Mlchasis five years ago.
HE treated me fairly wcIi tho
first two Year, Bul he never sup.
ported M properly she aald.
She bad kuown hlm only 10 months
before she married him.
After the first couple % years
he got worse and worse. The heAt
he would do for me was 10 Day
for my food. had TO work for
my own clothes or get them from
my mother"
Just Said Goodbye and Went Away.
Monte w. Preston casually put
his hat on one day, kissed his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
PUBLIC MARKETS


Good hams. 10 and rs cents pound !;
Eastern bacon. ~ cents pound picix-
led neck bones, : pounds 10 cents
corn beef. ; cents pound. Jack rab-
picked pork. 10 cents pound: legs
OF lamb. l2M cents pound pot roast,
II and IL cents pound. rib roast, l2M
cents pound lamb chops. 10 cents
pound. pork roast. IAN cents pound:
mutton stow, cents pound, sirlOin
steak i8 cents pound. neck bones, s.
cents pound. back bones, 6 cents
pound: pOrterh0use steak. 10 cents
pound; boiling beef. 3 cents pound I.
cottage butts. is cents pound. .
bologna, ~ cents pound dried beef.
mound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
scnMlTz TRIAL
JANUARY 5

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE
trial OF Former Mayor Eugene T..
schmitz for bribery In connection
with the trolley cases will begin
January 8. having been set for that
date today by Judge Lawlor at the
district attorneys request.
Schfnitx appeared In court per.
sonaliy and b. counsel. Attorney
Frank Drew Attorney Drew object
cd ntrenuousiy 90 delaying the case
from today. again invoking the code
section providing for trial within so
days. His objection Was overruled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
SANITARY MARKET.

Neventecn pounds best burbank
potatoes. 2b cents, 100 pounds t1.3b;
II pounds pure cane sugar 81. 4
large cans milk. 30 cents; mncnroni
and spaghetti. 6 cents pound. peanut
butter, 20 cents pound. 2 large cans
tomatoes. 25 cents; . large cans peas.
25 cents; first grade Jersey butter.
80 cents. 2 pounds 81: best navy
beans. cents per pound; best Yakf.
ma honey. 10 cents comb, country
sausage. 10 cents pound; veal steak,
Is cents pound: hamburger, 10 cents
pound; lamb shoulder, cents pound
fancy Eastern ham aud bacon. II
cents pound. 3 pound pail pure leaf
lard. IS centa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

The proprietor OF moving pic,
ture show on st. Lawrence rloule.
ward last night exhibited the pic,
lures fnF short time. Az soon as
the italian population got word OF
what was going on crowd Of young
Italians rushed TO the theatre. tore
down all the advertising sigma de-.
plotting scenes Of the war. routed
the ushefs and fought their way 70
the proprietor. forcing him to stop
the performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

YOUNCSTER HAD
A LIVELY TIME

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec a.
Suffering only from hunger and
thirst. though he had lived with
pauthers IN a big thicket on Sci.
kirk Island for two days, where
wildcats. lions. bears and wolves
run NJ large. little s.yearoid Geo,
Hartman. thought drowned In the
Colorado river In Liano county. was
today returned unscathcd to his
father. after wandering away from
camp.
For two hours the searching
party attempted 10 get shot at
the beasts. not knowing that the
child was playing with them at the
time In the thtckct. where hunters
never venture az night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
WRESTLING CASE STANDS.

Judge Main this morning decided
10 let the dlsbarment ruling against
Frank ~. Wrestling remain IN Of.
feet without any change until April
IS. 1919. On that day Wrestling
will be given an opportunity TO
make a showing why tho life dis
barment should be modified. West.
ling was found guilty OF having
used gun TO threaten persons 10
support him for prosecuting attors
ney in the last campaign. West.
ling defended by alleging that he
was "doped."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
BOLD. BAD BANDITS

OAKLAND. Cat. DC. 1.-TWO
masked aud armed bandits held up
a Southern Pacific freight train AZ.
Cherry station. near here. early ~
day and robbed Brakeman y. G.
nnncher OF $50 In money and a
gold watch. The robbers made
their escape. and are believed 10
DO In Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
PRINCE ARTHUR
TO BE vlCEROv

LONDON. Dec. i6.--Viceroy
liardlnge of India. who II now at
Delhi with King George and Queen
Mary. Ia 10 be succeeded by Prince
Arthur OF Connaught, according to
reports here today
Whether King Georges visit to
India has anything 10 do with the
rnmor Is not mentioned. Hut. com.
inE az this time. the report has
aroused much discussion. as Il Was
Understood that Prince Arthur was
slated TO bo made lord lieutenant OF
ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
SINISTER SAFE

WARRINGTON. Dec. ls,--Atd
from congress for the protection OF
W. Morgan shuaser. the American
financial minister OF Persia. Ia not
required. according TO a statement
made BY Secretary u State Knox.
after a conference with Congress
man Sulxer today.
Knox states that he has been In.
formed that no personal danger
threatens Shus,eF on his shaky seat
Of power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

upon which he stretchod the c0rpse
Lewis accompanied him.
Tyler contradlcted Dr. ]. ". T'ur.
rer 81 Gridley. the first physician to
reach the house after the chiid'a
death. In regard 20 the number OF
people In the room when the exami.
nation OF the corpse was made. aa
testified by the doctor yesterday.
Tie declared that Mira Tyler was
not there. The defense IA seeking
10 impeach the testimony OF DIR. Tur.
ner. who said that she was In the
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
ITALIANS INDIGNANT OVER
MOTION PICTURE WAR

MONTREAL. Dec Moving
picture films that have been eans.
Ink trouble In various parts OF the
United States arrived Ia Montreal
yesterday aud promptly caused a
smalIsised riot The pictures de-
plct the war In Tripoli and repre-
sent the italian soldiers as guilty
Of all the baFbarity OF which they
have been accused. besides giving
the Turks The best OF the actual
fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
ODD BITS o. NEWS

tLoiN, Ill.,. Dec. ie.--Twenty
dead chickens and two persons SO.
terely clawcd. marked the holiday
81 Doc Bruln." Elgin'a brown bear.
from his cage IN the roo. The
farmer. Who Lost the chickens. end.
ed thc oscapade by shooting Doc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

her 10 prevent her from maintain.
ing her new suit until she paid the
costs In the first
This morning the question was
argued. and Judge Ronald ruled in
favor OF the wido wand babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
FATHER STAYS HIS
SON; KILLS SELF

Grief and constant hroodlng over
tho loss of his wife. who died last
May In Boston. n thought TO have
temporarily deranged Ayrea and
prompted him Ia shoot his son and
then end his own life. Ayrea ais.
ter. Mrs. VIM. q. Leoda. resident
OF Los Angeles, was Frustrated by
the news and could give no motive
for her brothers act. other than
that he brooded over his wlfe's
death until his mind had become
unbalanced
Woman Charged With Killing Son.
Rad AXE. Mich. Dec. rs. Sua.
pccted Of the murder OF her hus.
band and three sons by poison,
Mrs. John W Sparliug faces AR
rest today on the specific charge
OF having killed her son Cyril.
The woman was drawn into the
case by Or. Robt A. McGregor. who
declared that each OF the four
Sparlings had died from arsenic
poison. McGrcgor Is himself In
jail charged with the murder. Miss
Margaret Gibbs. Port Huron
nurse. Is held. charged with being
accessory after the fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

\ TACOMA. Dec. 1.-THE =
\ star witness In the s25.000 =
! damage case OF Joe Belick =
+ against the Carbon I'm Coal 4
; company was n whitened slsci. =
= eton carried into court By =
= Frank Neil. the attorney for =
\ the plaintiff The witness was 4
\ a dead one for he never said =
\ word. but he showed just 4
how ficlick had had his back =
injured. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

Person taking Mrs ~ 4. Hanna =
purse, containing ti5 paper money.
silver. transportation tickets. rent
receipt. at Iondon'e store Thurs.
day .. m. return part Of same.
saving further trouble Xsff0,
Hfar.
Lost White LieHellyn bitch pup; re-
ward y, Sullivan. 1915 Madison,
Phone oak ESQ.
Lost - Savings book NO 1882.
Finder fetuffi % Washington Trust
and Savings Bank.
Lost Iady'h pearl aud goid handle
umbrella. initial q. Jnn'y 80. '03.
Please call liaaron sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF NTOckHol.DEHS
MEETING
The annual meeting ~ The Efockhgid-
rFs ~ tho linton savings A Tfust
Company ~ Seattle. corporation.
will hr held ~ The office Of the
ceuirany. on The northwest corner
81 Second Avenue and Cherry
sfnVrt. Seattle. King counfy. Wash.
thston, on "Wednesday the I1ta
/ Ray OF January. 1919. At the hour
- ~ three o'clock ~ TIE afternoon.
Tor tho purpose Of clecflng d.fee-
tors OF tire company and for the
Transaction ~ any ufhrf huninsNu
4 HAT may properly be brought he
4 fpfe tho ffaNrt tfaN
n ~ ACLSEK. Cashier
Seattle. WashlnFton. December TN.
I w. - Grant. viii not be responsible
Tor any btli4 contracted bY Mis-
Harry Grant
Pound fo-lneh fnbb~r drive belt
trc tamhrlx. Route J. Boa 81. Hen.
fHu Wanh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
FARMS ANu ACREAGE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
LIVE on YorR LAND WHILE
PAYING FOR TT
That's the proposition have for
homrarckefa. and I sell the land on
inrms that will enable you to 90
this Tracts of ten acres and NJ.
AL producing paying crops. ready
for occupancy. ON terms - suit
your cor sentenfr. After you To-
yestigatr this proposition you will
not doubt nor ~ state LONGER II you
really want to buy desirable farm
land. ~ an ideal location. seven
hours b. rail- from seattle or spo-
kane markets. plenty ~ water the
year round. rural mail delivery,
telephones. good nrighbors and all
this other advantages OF a thrifty.
prosperous. rapidly growing new
community surround home buyers
In fhr Quincy Valley. thn land viii
bring you a good living while pay
INK Its own way out--you can ar
range the terms - II Will do this
aud take immediate possession.
Come and see me. or write: act
KAY M'KAY.
eei.ses Liberty Bldg "a and Union.
WE CANNOT EMPHASIZE
TOO STRONGLY
OR TOO OFTEN
the chcarnpss Of the great big lots
teexiAel we are selling al the end
81 the phlnuey Av car line for
1900. And IL only needs nu iuycs-
tirntinr on your part 20 convince
you of that fact Lots are nice
and level aud Ito on = slightly ridge.
They make not only fine home
sites but excellent Investments.
VERY EASY TERMS.
WEST q WHEELER.
400 colman Block.