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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

paying to Euro
pean b o | d e r s
over S200.O00.G00
annually in in
terest and divi-
dends on Ameri-
can stocks and
bonds, most of
the capital rep
resented ha wing
been acquired by
its foreign own
sers through mar
1-iages with the
daughters of our
miaiionaires.
Sooner or lat
er we SHAH get
som e effective
legislation on the
subject Nearly
four years age !
L.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

at the University of Kansas
Kemp has been styled the tramp
poet He worked on ore boats Ina
order to get material for poems of la
ed on skyscrapers TO gain material for
poems on building them He has seen
the country from freight car and has
worked as harvest hand.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
KING OF THE BLACK HAND
Police Believe They Have Him ir
Italian Arrested In New York.

EIa3IaE6 FIFGsEGU FNCW oINs
The Black Hand industry in this
country was given jar by the recent
arrest in New York of Giuseppe Costa
bile. a shrewd, narrow eyed Italian,
whom they have been tracking for the
last six years. Costa bile is declared
by the police to be the chief and mas
ter mind OF gang of blackmailers
who have set scores of explosions in
New York, and be is also believed to
be connected with Black Hand gangs
and operations in other cities.
Costabile was arrested in the middle
Of the day in crowded section Of the
city with large yellow bomb conceal
ed under his coat. The missile is
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
MRS. WILLARD D. STRAIGHT.
Ff791 eisr's Bride, Who Was Dorothy
Whitney, Has 100000.


Miss Dorothy Payne Whitney. who
was married recently at Geneva.
Switzerland, to Willard D. Straight of
Oswego, n. Y, is the youngest daugh
ter of the late William c. Whitney.
who was secretary of the navy under
President Cleveland and who left
many millions, of which Miss Dorothy
inherited about seven.
Miss Whitney has been prominent in
New York society since she made her
debut in 1906. Her sister is Mrs. Al
merle Hugh Paget of London. Her
brothers are Harry Payne and Payne
Whitney. Miss Whitney always has
taken an active part in outdoor sports
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

DdCh IT'S UlTLHQd
still farther into
the nnists of eter-
nifty. The latest
cal c u lation is
made by R. j.
Strut, an Eng
fish physicist, by
a method that he
considers rraciSp
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
KEMP, THE TRAMP POET"

Something of the Young Man Whom
Upton Sinclair Accuses.
Harry Kemp, rough and ready tray
eler and poet. whose name Upton Sin
clair brought into bis divorce proceed
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
4AaTLDlloRcE" AFTERNOONS
Novel Entertainments Planned by :
Philadelphia Society Man.

Thomas Mexican of Philadelphia,
millionaire clubmaa and member of
the Quaker City smart set, announces
that he is to give series Of anti
divorce afternoons during the winter
season for the fashionable folks OF
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
NOVEL CAMPAIGN.

Candidate For Governor of Illinois
Touring State by Automobile.
Walter Clyde Jones, candidate for
governor of Illinois, is making a spec
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

tacular tour OF
the entire state
in an autOmo-
bile. Mr.. Jones
is the candidate
Of the Illinois
Progressive Re-
publican league
and has the
b a c k i n e o f
Charles e. aIer-
,rianl, who was.
Il edDQlQdte LOT
mayor of Chica-
go against Car
ter Harrison last,
fall. Mr.. Jones
is at present o
member of the
Illinois state sem
ate. Former Gov
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

Still Estimating the EartF's Age.
Many are the estimates that have
been made as to the age of this earth
of ours, and each new estimate pushes
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24


house resolution. meant to be merely
tentative, that all gifts. dewries. set
Elements or advances of money or
property made in considera ton or in
contemplation of marriage. whether
paid or delivered or intended TO be
paid or delivered before or after the
actual solemnization Of such marriage
by any citizen of the United States Of
America to any person other than
citizen OF the United States. shall be
subject to a tax of % per cent Of the
total amount Of any such gift. dowry
settlement or advance. and such tax
shall be paid into the United States
treasury.
Some Notable Instances.
Daughters of American nillionaires
who would come under the heiress tax
include: Mildred Sherman. one of the
famous S300Oa000 Sherman twins.
who is to marry Lord Camoys: Ouch
ess de Wien Mildred Carter. Countess
Collaredo- Mansfield (Nora Iselin1 and
Lady Decies Gfivien GouldA
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
New Architect
OF St. Johns
Cathedral
r.: :. /. !:

K +: e.: !: : S: s.: Il: :: !: E; : !:
AA~ 10 thpdral of St John the Di-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

ernor Yates is Mr.. Jones opponent and
mas the support of the 'old guard" and
the Lorimer machine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24
American Glitter,
In Moroccan
Affair

a NATURALIZED American citi-
"a zen may be said to be at the
bottom Of the Moroccan situa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
TlSHE B'Ab" IS
JEWISH FAST DAY
on "A. WEioENvNAL

The Jewish fast day being OBJ
served today Is the anniversary OF
three great national catastrophies
and the end Of Israel as a nation.
II Il known as Tishe R'ab. or the
Ninth Day Of the Month OF Alb. and
marks the anniversaries OF the de-
struction OF the temple and OF
Jerusalem under Nebuchadnexxar
BY the Chaldeans In $50 II. G. On
precisely the same day the second
temple was destroyed by the
Romans under Titus In the year
20. and by q most singular coiuci.
dence OF fate the ninth day Of Alb
also marked the fall Of the fortress
of Bethar and the end of the Har
Kochba war In the year fs5. This
event scaled the fate OF the Jewish
nation forever
All over the world among ortho-
dox Jews. where this triple ami.
veruary Is observed. the Saturday
following Tishe Bah. which this
year Ii Saturday. August 5. IL
known as the Sabbath OF Comfort.
and on this day the comforting
message 10 israel by the prophet
Isaiah. Comfort ye. comfort ye. oh.
my people, is read In the synagogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Tits fine looking. rather sensible
appearing young man doesn't look
like n man who would be baked by
the mere parental may" does he :
Well. he wasn't. but before he
got through going against his fond
fathers desires, he went Ia the nu-
prone court OF tho sovereign state
OF Massachusetts; which Is some
step. really.
About seven years ago Raif Bel.
mont shocked his perfectly staid
family by announcing his de,ermin'
alton 10 20 on the stage.
"What--and he an ordinary nc.
tori" exclaimed Mamma Belmont
We'll. not any moro ordinary than
can help" remarked Ralf. who was
no backward youth even then.
Father Belmont aud Mamma Bel.
mont didn't like II. but Ralf got a
fob In tho old Bowdoln Square the.
afro playing light bits. And then he
started 10 spoil his name "Raif" In
stead OF the old.fashioned RALPH"
That was IN. last straw for
Father Belmont and he just about
raised the roof
hut. after trying Il that way two
years. Raif decided that II was a
very ornamental handle. indeed. and
he got the supreme court TO change
Il TO read that way.
Not that IL Was af all necessary,
the lawyers told him. But Raif
wanted 10 be sure tina, R.a.lf would
stick.
II has
Now Ralf comes with his artistic
name 10 the Lois theatre to iola the
new stock company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Sea F0odH-~fs htuook salmon. lee ~, sill
yer smeitx fDc 10. 2 Tbs. 1scs rock cod
fsc 10. iiug cod, lbs. i5c. haiihut.
lbs Isc 4 Tbs zsc. Alaska king salmon.
ito ID; tenderloin of sole, ibs. 4tc.
fiiist OF trout. lbs. 7se; herring. Sc ID. !;
sturgeon. ioc III: Hood canal shrfm p-
roc H.. fresh crabs. Use each; sils~s
salmon, 1sc each: bloaters 9 for 1tc;
Alaska herring. for Sc: Holland her
ring ! ibs. for LOG. Norway herring. .
for fsc. for zsc. fancy Norway sar-
dimes loo can. . for use.
Fruits and Vegstabies--canfafoup SC
each, peaches. zoe baskets piurns sec
BASKET. cherries. &c ID: ping cherries. Toe
H.. lemons. s0c dor bananas. IS and
soc don oranges. ace don grapes .
lbs 1se. tomatoes. lbs. 2sc. apricoss.
$50 basket, cilnastone peaches. fso bss-
ket; apples. is and acc DOR. onions. 4
lbs Zoe. potatoes. II lbs 2ec. apricots,
$50 crate. t0xanberrfes. boxes iSc
Meats-sirtoin and rib steak, lie 10. I:
Dot roast &c N; shoulder lamb 10 ID. ;
lamb chops. lbs 2Ecs mutton stew, Sc
ID. boiling beef. 7c H.. boneisss corns1
beef. &c ID; homo spicea and cornsd
tongue. t0c b. hons spiced and corned
brfaket Of beef. soc ID.
Eggs and Dairy Products-New laid
eggs. dor. Csc. oregon eggs, s0c doz..
Eastern eggs. zoe doz: Washington
creamery butter. lbs csc; best Jersey
butter soc III. unssIted butter. lbs,
$50: domestic swiss cheese. lbs 3sc:
imported Bwiss cheese, 2sc ID; Linn
burger cheese, lbs 75c; cream brick
cheese, Ice ID: cottage cheese. lbs. 1sc.
New York sharp cream cheese. zoe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
At the Motion Picture Shows

presu--''rhc Clown's Baby" CAS-
Fste pecrced." "She Came. She
Saw. She Conquered"
Photo pAstisnes ~ THE Dolls
House" "Jim Crow" "The Picnic. "
Washington The Cowboys Va.
cation" "rlueky Bill." THE Limo.
man."
Grown The semlnole's Sacri.
flee" Tho Spirit OF the Light
"nohbs the Dauber- Tho Child
aud the Tramp"
idsst--"aiutt and Jeff" "Thc En-,
gagement Rims" Tho Tables
Turned"
city-"Thc Shot From the bush. .
The Last Drop OF Water" "The
Strategy OF Anne"
Lyecum- Hart a Howard
comedy act. The Proflisate. AZ
the Gringo."
Mtns Jimmie the Detective. =
In the Shadow OF Mt. vesuvius"
nljou - ~The Settlers Wife. .
"iier Choice. The Parting OF the
Trails"
Aeme--"Mutt and JEFF" ''rhe En-
| gagement Ring. Just for Her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
MErTIAKE MAEkET.

Flour. ss-ib, sack. sIss; cans milk.
fsc. salad OF. Toe xiaxs. bones matches.
fecs pineapple. cans 1bct fancy Bur
bank melons. use. crab spplss. Be 10.
sprfeots dor. fsr. tomatoes. Sc - .
~afsrmeioas. &c each. cooking apples. &c
dos grapes. Ice 10. (. peppers, f0c ID.
salad dressing Iec, fresh shredded CO.
coanuf. gtc 10 best corn starch. Sc pkg
cartsioupes fer ieo; potatoes IS ibs
zSc. ~ tbs cane sugar, 81 ibe. peanuts.
fSase fancy butter. e9c III. fdubufwer
cheese. zee 10; best Oregon eggs. dox.
tscs best Washington creamery butter.
pounds Csc. : lbs lard substitute xsc
legs mutton. f7tsr ID: i1in mutton
chops. f1i4o H.. chickens. 21c ID. fancy
round steak tgc ID /. picnic hams. f1Nc
10: spararibs. f5c ID lamb shoulder,
sausage. lbs ssc. maeksrei. s5c. y
Alaska hafrins. 9sc Z pigs feet. zsn:
hailbut. I fbs 2sc. salmon. lbs. 1se
salmon trout. Ice ~; ling cod. lbs.
fso. Finland herring. Toe hi smelts. 4
lba &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

orand-"The Stranger In Camp"
drama: "canquering Carrie" com.
edyt ~Ralsins ostriches In Egypt"
educational: Herring Fishing In
poulosne.~ Industrial; Modes and
Customs of the iiindns." education.
Al: kustis aud uis Trained Roos-
ters; Eleanor Ia Van. character
artistic: Musical Fletcher.
lreuit>-*rAe Tale OF a soldiers
Ring romance: "A Gay Time In
Atlantic City.- comedy; Quest OF
Gold. drama. Master sydney
rerney. vocalist. Reginald Watts.
organlst.
National Bull Riding In Chile. .
Tho Return OF Widow pogsons
Husband" "The Tie That Binds.
~The Sherlff's Warrant"
odecr--''rhe Ghost" The Lure
Of Vanity"
Exhibit the Aid of the
1.ariat. "on Tramp Steamer"
~Her Gypsy Lover. "fhc Bewii.
dered Lover"
Aiaska-"rhe Battle OF Red.
wood" The Victim Of Hate. .
"when a Man Loves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
PREDICTS AARQ WINTER

tUy Uatsed rrr~. Leased Wtre.i
PORTLAND. Or. Aug pawn
no overcoats. and lay In big sup
ply OF fuel. because there Ia going
70 b. . long. severe winter IN the
Pacific Northwest" said Harry
MONTGOMERY. deputy collector of
customs In Portland. today.
Il have seen \ sign that never
fAils." he added. Tho hazeinut
bushes are loaded down with nuts.
This has but one meaning nature
is making provision In advance 20
feed squirrels and other woodland
animals during a long. dismal win.
ter. Don't soak your oyercoat."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

thy tnited Fr<~s Leased Wfrr1
PORT AU PRINCE. Hayu. Aug.
with President Simon praetic-
ally fugitive. since he has sought
refuge aboard tho Haytien cruiser
at Decembre.~ formerly the
yacht America. there is every Iikeli-
hood that the city win fail into
the hands Of General Ffrmin before
hight.
All last night Port An Prince
Was In turmoil and blue Jackets on
che American and British cruisers
here were kept under arms ready
10 make a landing II the insurrectos
entered the city and began the ex-
oectod footing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
FAMINE THREATENED

fny tnsted fr~ss i~zsed Wirsl
LONDON. Aug. 3.-Ths price ol
meat and provisions today rose
sharply as a result OF the doci
workers strike and q widespread
famine Is threatened.
Ben Tillet. leader OF the strikers
declared today that the Interna
tionai Transport Workers fedora
ton is ready TO Join the strike and
tie up all shipping between Ameri
can and European ports.
Replying TO criticisms OF the
strike because OF the food situation
Tiilet said: II care ms little about
the publlc's food as the public cares
about ours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
PREPARE FOR TRIAL

IN United Freea Ienee1 WIFe.f
San FRANCISCO. Aug. s.--At-
though more than two monshE prior
10 the trial OF John J. Mcnamara.
secretary Of the International As
ISOLATION Of Structural Iron and
Bridge Workers. who II charged
With completely In the dynamiting
Of the Los Angeles Times building,
about two dozen witnesses have
subpoenacs here today to appear
ut the trial which begins In Los
Angeles October 10. The subpoenas
were served by q woman attache OF
County Detective l.. 8. Brownies Of
flee In Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
CAN'T HURT the
COFFEE TRUST

tnY Tailed frrse Lesend WIfv.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. Sin
ability TO proceed against tbs
coffee trust Was admitted here 10
day by Attorney General Wicker
sham. because he says the back
bone OF the combination IL the Bra
lillian government. which has cor
nsred the coffee supply and vii
sell only 60 certain parties.
wickersham declared. however
that he was looking for ioophols
to relieve the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

nv IrtI~Ff Ff~ss tleasF" WIZ
NEW YORK. Aua. 3.--
Alarmed AZ the chapter In Mat
Goodwin's '.book Of wives"
which relates TO Mrs. Goodwin
No. ., otherwise Maxine Elliott.
Mrs- Goodwin No. 4. other.
wise Edna Goodrich. has de-
sermined 70 head of possible
future revelations. Through
her attorney. herman / Roth,
Miss Goodrich will petition the
v. Q. circuit court for IN In
junction restraining the actor
from publishing his domestic
writings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

TULARE, Cal. Aug. s--Ths'
Sidney +. Cole, who killed Miss
Anna Dudley In Sacramento and
was later himself killed In .
revolver duel with the police. was
insane. Is the assertion OF Coles
two brothers. who live ON a ranch
near here. Cole. they say, had
shown signs OF insanity since earl,
boyhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
FIRE CONTROLLED
tby tnIir1 Ffr~s L~seed WIZ
SAN BER<ARyi<O. Cal. Aug.

SAN BERNARDlNo. Cal. Aus. ,.
After nine days OF incesRant
fighting. fire fighters today
checked the advance of the flames
which have eaten up 70 square
miles OF valuable timber land ON
the San Bernardino range. MeA-
saxes at noon said the fire was
practically under control and that
Its force was about spent.
r. Citizens of San Bcrnardino af q
msss meeting last night drafted an
appeal TO CALIFORNIA; representa-.
tives In congress for aid from the
war department These messages
ware recalled today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
5000 MEN OUT OF WORK

FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug. S.
Five thousand men will be thrown
out of employment tomorrow when
the mills of the Fall River Iron
Works Company here win shut
down. Notice given the men state
that the mills will remain closed
until further notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
REoisrRicT STATES.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. 3D.
Benator Burton's amendment pro
viding that states shall be redis.
tricted by the state legislatures. ac-
cording to their own laws. was
adopted In the senate today by a
vote OF 30 to Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

wantef--A hofns tof siFi - years
eis IN a seed family. fef rsftieeisfs al
csesr Naksfs' annual picnic sunday.
Aqsus fth' az FortuRa Parh
sl1W PERSONAL.
s~~-~~~~-~~~~<>,e-< >>>~>S>~>>>>>~~--
sr.s ss - @snss,. sssSla,s. -itsssi sp-r.
atias n detssslen ffefa Business %
Ishssi essf sas harasss e.sss cured past
ms Wassasa nysism. sos shafsr nids
tttt Second az. seattle
STYLISH MAkkSOvEIt SHOP.
Hats uimmsd. dy~d. cleaned snd Sc
checked ripwss carried and el.ansd
Alss.ss'os p.s. Ns- ssa s'a gar
LADIES' REMoDELiS0 PARLoRS
Latest ssYiss Prizes reasonable tis
Assse, nlas I'D = ri;
MARRIAGE. CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN tssfg IND. -
x&kmisas. sapAbls ~osnsa ~ ~ wosla
iiss % meet man she .enis snsass "a
ssaIa sessps psrwsasas pasl,los 'n
s-nti1msn's hsme u az. re Star
wasss hiis sslisstsd anyshsrs. pFIs.
ate isssesiss ~crt. eoHfiieAtAsi az
bet@f MAS So
pent ks iensiy let's ssr masflmnnsei
rnensh fhes. !. tisf
INTRODUCTION eociErr.
isspsevsa 70 fetN r.h. hee.n
LOST AND FOUND
~~~.~~~~~~~~-~~-~- ~~~~~.~--~-s>~-s~s-~-
giis. resagn that sssa~nyk rsnx Cen'
sinsntai Detective Assacy. sis nsiisy.
80 .y-.sx.------sy- T11s.6ss
lair al s~sasa Mstn tsff
HELP WANrGo-FEMALg.
wasss. bnls collected sny-h.fe. priv.
ess dstsetfts wofhs c~nfit~ntisA tit
nan.g Msla ssff
HELP wANTEp-MALE.
wAntsa Men and semen 70 learn ths
pis,s sesssi Ia the west wages pals
~hils issrnfns Am assttsnss~d course oaiy
tTt Gail ans ace cor school % write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
90 washington. cr Tse Third Az.
rhene. usin stis.
nss.s.i yosas sasa IN A@.stie sr sietn.
w 70 nt fer railway mail eisfhs. pest.
office clerks ssf letter esfrisfs. .aisfl
sSa Ia tfk. pfomofion- Addrsss Y, q.
nox reE eshleaso.
wznisa-i. ses msn 70 ri4, pee, a, ms
oYffnsst rost feesns We sise oef patrons
tFsds shsuss itis Thifd sv.. between
pfts and unfen
t.e3o msn wAnist TO eat bot russt hssf
s4nd ~frhes nssemenf ORIENTAL
poor. ROOM. itlt Third sv.. bstsesa
Pike ana urtnu
Ns~.. sissa baa reen1s. steam hsatsd
hot and cold funning water. baths Use
per nisht and UP. Hossi nsdsi. itie kfd
sV near fsks o.
EcTlnx III Peel ke0m. f2g spsins %
cue w. Crsmef. Ted Dains.
N~een-t hand etpthes. bousht. sold ard
eschansef 1871 ptks 81 = tsse. y. sfla
WAntsd--A piestefsr and bod carrier
Phous North fzH call iat~ this eseusng
4 aaAH -
cHAWFoHD FLOOR Co. n sstl
Fleor sarfseInz and rsfInishing done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
A local manufacturer says:

local manufacturer bhyns
"Since taking Tho Neal
drink cure, never think Of
tasting liquor. NY health
has 30 improved that ! have
, passed an examination for life
Insurance In perfect physical
condition, although several
months ago the Insurance
company rejected mo-"
Write. phone or call for complete
Information about the Neal 3-day
cure. including Endorsements and
references. All will be mailed TO
you in a plain, sealed envelope. Ad-
dress Tho Neal institute, Inc, East
Howell and 18th Ave-, Seattle.
Phones: East 43es; Ind, Cedar All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
A Drunkard
Is Not
A Criminal
Why Treat Him as Such?
He's Only an Unfor-
tunate Who Needs
Help
Neal Treatment Will
Save Him in 3 Days

ONT condemn the drinker' He
Is tortured by q burning,
ever-present thirst that his
will power alone cannot conquer.
lie needs your assistance-not mere
talk. but the kind Of help that will
enable him to conquer the habit by
which he Is bound.
The drinker II the victim of m
alcoholic poisoning stored up In the
system. He may be able to stop
drinking for a period. but to posi-
lively overcome the habit. the cause
Of his liquor appetite or thirst must
be eliminated.
This is what the Neal 3-day cure
does. II destroys the cause by anti
doting the alcoholic poisoning. This
poisoning Is driven completely
from the system by the admInistra-
ton Of highly beneficial vegetable
compounds. All craving for intox-
icants is perfectly destroyed. and
the former drlnker becomes great
Iy improved both mentally and
physically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
LAKE FRONT TRACT

WITH NEW 3-HOOM HOUSE
wfsbln walking distance of the boat
landings At Kirkland Large tract Of
rich black loan soIl with new 1-roorn
homss ready 10 move into. Part clear
ed Pine for vegetables and poultry
and close % erkooin churches and
stores Price 1915. terms 10 cash.
sic monthly. To ses this place taks
tho Madison car and Kirkland ferry
or Anderson boats To our office on
xhsrf al Kirkland. or see
BURKE 4 FARRAR. Inc,
sar-4at N~~ York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
SEE THIS LAND NOW.
SO TO SIS PER ACRE.
NO RICHER SOIL
ON PUGET SOUND.


the United states the average
wheat yisld 10 about fifteen bushels
90 the acre. Aarnetimss In Eastern
Washington In good years They VIII get
fnrty~tushsis 20 the acre. ON whisky
Island IN the vicinity Of Oak Harisor
they raise my 20 one hundred bushels
10 the acre You can prove this your
self br going up now and looking nvrr
the enormous crops now on the fields
Better stiil in about tuo weeks they
hesin threahtng. 90 UP then, take a
tape limo slona. measure a field and
ascertain the number Of acres In ~.
and then count the sacks the threshef
fills Faw % the farms will produce
less than rs TO % bushels 20 the acre.
and many Of them hundred bushels
10 the acre And the proportion 10
about The same with other farm prod
uets Berries ripen az early az en-
Nashon Island potatoes. Elephant. On
ions and tomatoes do exceptionally
well For chicken ranchiug you could
not find n better place. for you can
raise your feed at 30 little expense
The land We are selling OF }ze 20 t2b
per acre ton Very Easy Terusi 70
right In the vicinity Of the cultivated
farms that are producing these won
derfui crops Furthermore, they can
he cleared with not over half the labor
most OF tho land around Puget Sound
requires And We say, Go and see these
landr now because N IS such fine
opportunity to see just exactly what
they viii do. Photographs and falI
Information at office.
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0ns-half mile waterfront near fron6als.
fine corner. sosiof. improved district.
seattle. total value $500. for resi-
dSnee, Seattle. Address Owner. 1913
woodland PARK sv. lad. Black tys
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ron SALE III EXCHANGE.

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from Olympia, 10 acres cleared good
t-foofn houEr. furnished. about bs9
chickens. ~, 900. mortgages $780, 4
years at 7 per cent
A. ~ DIXON A. co.
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EOIiH ACRES
EIGHT ACRES

I acras for $500. good. level land. right
on county road. a good improved ranch
on adjoining 40 Will provs 20 you that
the soil IL good. only 81 minuteF ride
from seattle. terms on acres are 80
cash. balance % per month.
OLE HANSON x CO.
Third Floor Nag York plock