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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-27

our arrival. word having been sent
OF our journey by special courier
from Pekin SO We remained IN our
saddles until We had passed tie i'm
posing gateway and entered the large
outer court. This yard was lined
with sheds for the accommodation Of
81 ores of horses and had. down the
center, a stone feeding trough over
twenty feet long, cut from e single
block
Are Good Liars.
on leaving the yard we passed
through the kitchen and living
apartments OF the manciple; thence
into most lovely garden containing
several weird dwarf trees. a rock
err and a miniature lake, running
water and glittering goldfish. This
tiny paradise is the inner court, from
which there are several exits, one
leading Ia the temple proper. with
the priest quarters; another 10 the
hall Of documents, and a third TO
cloistral Enclosure, with buildings on
three sides. These buildings are for
the reception and entertainment OF
hig hofiicials when passing through
this part OF the country.
OF all men under the sun, the
Chinese gentleman makes the most
delightful. the most plausible, the
most elegant liar. In differing from
him one feels positively uncivil. With
a charming frankness and winning
logic he will affirm what he knows
TO be directly contrary 10 the fact.
and then, without the lightest COM
junction. but always with some
face-saving pretext, he will swing
around and declare the opposite to
the true.
The western world has peached
the stage of development where we
look for causes. We refuse TO Judge
one for the result OF his act until We
have carefully examined into the set
ting. One man kills another. Shall
he be hanged for premeditated muir
der sentenced TO life imprisonment
for manslaughter, given ten years, or
lauded rs a hero OF self-defense?
Many foreigners have made fail
ures in China, good and earnest men
though they be, because they have
not the acumen to acquire the Chi
nese viewpoint. They have con-
demned all alike by their acts Cour-
age and cowardicc. virtue and vice.
truth and falsehood, are results of
distinct yet various causes, as much
in China as elsewhere.
Most heather Chinese do lie-but
why? Ask the man in the field
which road TO take to such and such
a village. lie will invariably say he
doesn't know or that he is a stran-
ger Both of these answers ale un-
truths and seemingly very silly.
sonseless ones. The man has prob
ably been brought up in n worthy
family. From his childhood he has
been taught the beauty of truth.
Does he lie because he is inherently
bad? Not a bit of IT, lie hates his
lie as much as you would. II Is
merely self-defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-27
euro GRAINS
OF LIFE
FREE

No Longer Any ENcuSc to BE ConSti.
Pated. Weak Siomached. Weak
kidneyed. Weak Livercd.
Brain Tagged. Thin ~
Haggard.
HEALTH II FREE
Send Your Name and Address Today
For Free Trial Package and
Learn the Grand Truth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-27

Columbia riyermen believe that the
recent disasters overtaking a number
Of the oceangoing log RATS which were
being sent from the river to California
have been the means OF sounding the
doom OF this method Of shipping lum
Der down the coast In support o,
this conclusion II is pointed out tina,
he steamer Carlos, on her last trim
look out deckload OF pilIng from
Stella Heretofore the great bulk Of
the piling from that point has been
shipped to California In the form Of
RATS Shipping illustrated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-27

Two Perfect Remedies-one for We,
and One For Dry Eczema. Stops
Itching at once. Also cures Pimples
and Blotches Prescription OF old
family doctor. In so cent jars. Guar.
anteed to relieve. Sold by
Amarillo Drug Store.
l.. o. Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-27

Big Farmers Ball; must have cos.
tunes to dance; Jesse's orchestra.
46-3c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
DEBATE ON
OPTION Law

A spirited debate between Boyd
r. Doty. superintendent of the Anti.
Saloon league. and James W Nor.
rison, representing the liquor In
terests. attracted a large audience
at the meeting OF the Pre- LeEisla.
tive Institute. held under the aus.
pieces of the Municipal league In the
auditorium OF the Y. NJ. &. A..
Local option with the county
unit as the basis was "a vigorous
~ scored by the local saloonman
as Il Was defended by Doty. The
latter argued Hhat since the coun.
~ bore the costs Of prosecuting
criminals. the county should have
final say whether saloons should
exist In IL or not, since saloons con.
tribute heavily TO the criminal els-
ment.
Morrison pointed out the evils
prevalent In prohibition states.
where a decrease In church mem.
bership was even noticeable. be
said
Both men were literally ap-
piauded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
DEMAND MADE
ON THE TAX
COMMISSION

A vigorous attack was made on
the state board OF tax commission.
ers ut meeting IN Tacoma. In.
spired by the auditor and members
OF the legislature OF Pierce county.
charging them with favorlng public
service corporations and aiding
them In a material way Co evade
the Just payment OF their taxes.
The meeting was attended also By
the treasurer and assessor OF
Pierce county. Deputy Auditor
Lincoln 81 King county. aud
representation OF other counties
Governor Hay responded To 70.
quest TO be present Wednesday an.
ernOon.
Assessor Railshach OF Pierce
charged the state tax eommiaalon.
ers with reducing the taxes of the
Tacoma Power a Railway Co. TO
one-half OF what he used TO tar II
before the public service corpora.
ttons were turned over to the juris.
diction OF the tax commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
Man KILLED
BY THUGS

the heart and he erumpled IN a
heap TO the Ground. Stevens fell
beside him. badly wounded In the
abdomen. The murdcres and his
companion then ran Off into the
brush.
Attracted by the shooting. A mum.
Dor OF citizena ran To where the
Justice and stevens lay. Galhraith
was carried into a nearby house
aud everything was done 10
stsunch che flow Of blood, and
brink him back 20 life. All efforts
were unavaillng. however, and he
died 40 minutes after the shooting
Citizens In Posse.
Wild excitement prevailed when
u was learned that Galbraith aud
stevens had been shot. Angry cit.
iHens fiocked 20 tho scene and
threatened diro things for the per
petrators.
A telephone message was dis.
patched to sheriff Van zandt. who.
with Deputy Sherlfts Crulkshank.
Wallace. Coleman and all available
men. hurried 10 the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
MAGNOLIA WAY
PLAN KILLED

The Magnolia way project was
killed In short order by the street
committee OF the city council yes.
terday afternoon. More than 200
Interested property owners applaud.
ed loudly when the committee
unanimously voted TO down the pro.
posed Improvement.
The committee based It's action
on the argument that II the i'm.
provement were carried out. the
main benefit would accrue 20 cor.
porations owning water front prop
erty at Salmon bay and Smith cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
BIG LOOT FOR
MAIL ROBBERS
ny ral,es rrs-l

SPOKANE. Jan. s.--Capsain
John T. Sullivan OF the Spokane po-
lice department. who was shot last
night AZ hla residence. and was re-
ported 20 be In dying condition.
passed n fairly good night and
was resting easy at 1880 this morn.
Ing. according 10 statement given
out by the attending physicians.
Sullivan himself declares he will
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
CANDIDATE IN
RECALL RACE
WILL Be SURE

rnless the Legislature inter.
vones 10 provide a definite method
~ the nomination OF recall can
Gates. the man who win be So
hc<ed to oppose Mayor Gu GA
uohruxry 7 viii be nominated both
N petition and BY convention In
&eter TO safeguard him against any
eAnieal objection. Corporation
C1unsel Calhoun and John T.
Hnmphriss have framed a bill
Which they will urge for Immediate
Dossags by the legislature. which
Vul call for a nomination by the
us1Al fling fee method that OBJ
ntns In regular elections Sena-
~ whalley and Representative
hnis have agreed TO take care OF
~ bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
SPRINKLER HOLDS
UP TRACTION GRAB


SAN JOSE. Cal. Jan. GA
sprinkiing wagon on guard at the
intersection OF Santa Clara and
Market sta. today is holding back
n gang OF iaborers bent on laying
a railroad track. The wagon Is the
property OF the city, and IL driven
by city employee. Its purpose Is to
prevent the alleged grabbing Of a
franchise by the San Jose a. Santa
Clara Railroad company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
Strong Message by
Democratic Governor

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. Glover
nor Thomas A. Marshall today sent
the first message from n democratic
governor to a democratic legislature
that Indiana has known In rs years
Marshall warned the legislators
10 beware of special interests. He
recommended legislation against
trusts, and enactment OF a corrupt
practices act.
He warned th> legislators TO be-
ware OF lobbyizfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
START WAR
ON COYOTES

wAIIOwA. Or. Jan. g. Skilled
hunters will be sent to wallowa
county to assist in the cxtcrmina.
ton Of rabld coyotes. as result OF
the widespread prevalence OF the
rabies among the sheep and do.
meatieatsd dogs. according 10 word
reaching here today.
II Is understood that i2 expert
markamen In the employ OF the for
estry service have been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
BUSINESS cnArcEs.
GORDON REALTY co.

GORDON REALTY CO,
tsiN PIKE 81
~ rooms. ali housekeeping rooms rent
$50 per month. a-year lease Price
81 900. with 1900 cash
s-room flat, steam haat rent $40 per
month. 5000 cash wili take this
10 rooms. corner of Pike and Fourth. rent
sac per month. This ta a transient
house. and 10 netting 5000 q month To
Took this up means 20 buy. tss1. with
ta9e cash.
s acres ciese 20 Seattle the very best Of
aoil, with running water Price $500.
with tkse cash Land near this IL ssil-
ing for $500 per acre. This Is a snap,
and will 50 quick.
= acre close 20 Seattle s-roOm house.
Price 1850 cash. This is a snap
20 acres. one mile from water front. q
room cabin and some good timber
Pr,os $500 cash.
We also have good restaurants. bakeries.
grocery. cigar stands. barber shops;
can place you any place IN seattle or
surrounding towns,
A.lN GORDON REALTY CO,
aSffL EtfLn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
osIEoPATn DEAD

w. A. Potter. head OF the Wash
ingion Institute OF osteopathy. died
OF tuberculosis az his residence nj
West Seattle yesterday. lie was
"a years Of age. A widow aud lour
children survive him. Potter came
TO Seattle "a years ago from Mis-
souri,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
New Drydock Planned

VICTORIA. Jan. Cit Is reported
here that vickers. Maxim q Sons,
the British shipbuIIdcrs. will com
bine with the British Columbia ma
rlne railway to establish a large
dry dock and ship building plant at
Esquimault for the construction OF
two ships for the Canadian navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

prfi.iNGHAM. Jan. 6.--As a ro-
..u AZ an encounter with two
ssass Al ass o'clock yesterday AFT.
s-rsau in the little town OF Acme.
,.<flce Of the Peace A A. Gal
A,al,h il dead aud W n stevens.
ssnsxer ol the Key City fsogging
r,rrsny. lies in the hospital at
sSsre Wo0lley severely injured.
Iua<e CAlhraith and Manager
sssysns were shot as they az.
,smrtsa 10 arrest two men who
IA stolen a hox VI shoes from the
ssxon store. near Dcming. stevens
answered the theft aud followed
,Ss men 10 Acme. There he tn
f,rrsa Judge Galbraith az what
Sat happened and called GA tho
Sustlra 10 arrest the men.
Thugs oserssken.
yoire Galhralth and Stevens met
,ss thugs In front Of the store
swnea hy Frank xobrist and told
hen TO surrender. Instead. both
AIxhxaymsn opened fire. One OF
~ bullets struck Gaibraith near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
FARMS AND tcR1hoEztcen,s:,
nuY GODDARD ESTATE LANDS
NOW WHILE PRICES ARE
LOW.

rher are going fast sales being made
every day People aho buy now viii
seen b. offered doubts the original pur-
chase price" ln the verdict Of thaas who
are thrfr un the ground watching raii-
road development and the incoming nf
new population, which o. lust beginning
% be- noficsabie throughout the bess
chutas valley Real estate 10 active ~
the towns farmers are EoinG about over
the country looking Tor FARMS building
ts active contractors In charge Of buiid
Ing the railroads are securing the rouns
try for more man and teams fsoplr
always falloN iilli ana Hartman rail-
roads into new enuutffs and those
who get Ia ahead N tho biz crowd ana
buy land first always make the Bis
scoop on advance % land values. The
Goddard Estate lands. iyinF right In
the pathway ~ tho two railroads. and
IN the best portions % crook and Lake
ruuHiien. nfe on the market ~ order nf
the administrator. Ht $3.50 20 ~ per
acre. ons-third down. balance on easy
terms
seattle headquarters % the selling agency
are IN the offices Of
KAY MCKAY.
iot-ses Liberty nidg. Thifd and union-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
Mail Robbers Get
Loot Worth $4,000

attention Of more than score Of
local and federal sIeushs. The mail
bags were stolen separately. The
first was taken on the night OF De
cember IS. the second disappeared
two days later and the third was
stolen either December % or 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
Drink Habit
Drink Makes Weak Nerves and Weak
Nerves Make Weak Business Men

when a OF liquor drinking where
1nk required nerveswhere there II l
pain little annoying condition which alcoholic
kouor seems 10 relieve-the drink habit the nerve
I'd physical for liquor in the case OF that
CONSTITUTIONAL He viii not CANNOT stop
nkng the Catin treatment There are other
treating the liquor habit than the Gan pa, no oner
accumulated alcoholic
VIA the CAUSE left system chances Of return to
Gink NINETY to ONE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

san FRANCISCO. Jan s--Thrce
1ass Of registered mail. with con
1onts valued At approximately $780,
~. stolen from the government
While on the way from San Fran.
cisco to Oakland. IL engaging the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
The SEATTLE STAR

The SEATTLE STAR
pILp TgIRrm
GaHess D ssss epGaeIrS
>Rdrirr VS.
TO MAIL sunscHinEns - rhs date
" hen your sahS --tptien expires is on the
address label o. each paper. when that
ssaia bass pai s .ssgu ssus s' sa me-.
u taken ffem tho iiat A change Of date
on the address label Is receipt
ns nal tsstls'iy IN saysnssl. % cents
month for three months OF more
ciaaalfled want Hds. etc. one eent per
word. minimum charge Zoe any ad. 10
csnfss Teiephons al IN aud We will ssnd
se,iec'or fos payment Main ttoo Ind
IoH1 AND FOUND.
<><><>s~e>s>s>e>@>s-~~ ~~~~eNs~~s~->~s~~4~.@
,d 5ssle9 ,.. vicinity o. 50. seventh az.
sls Howard return 70 ihie Firth Az
t.est-~s@vteKs pssahesk 40 tltf.
finasf retufn 60 Washington Trust a
Savings Hank
f.ast -i,asinxa paasbaok ii.sfa Finder
return 20 Warrington Trust = Savings
Rank
Last--An Eik charm az the Majestic
theatre % aoen town. Liberal reward.
PERSONALS.
~~~~~N~N~N~ee@~eN-N~~~ 0~~~e~~r~~~~~N~Ne~~N-~~r
The Lonesome ciuh
OPEN TO ALL
tnin ur aud Iiad
AcouA s,,.i, !, IN, istyr,EovraENr.
These are the ebieets u cur club ana
strangers are welcome Responsibility
Z me principal qualification tor mem.
rof further information aud fes terms.
sai upon - address
mrs LONESOME Cum.
uoc~mseF paper str
raath Az. assstis. n Il A
nes ~ office hours. 20 10 O. ! to on
sunday
RUPTURE cUNkb 10 aot ~ear
tfasui permanent, absolute without apsrs
alton sF detention from business %
labnfs over one hundred cases cured past
49,, tsafs trom ass ! ,eas e ass ~
las ascopa Az, seattle
STYLISH VANCOUVER SHOP.
Hats trinmsd dysd. cleaned snd 70
hissted fiemss eafisa and eisansd
AiistAten Dept Ns~ aai oii ssf-
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MkIs ttsf. ND 40
-For accurate plane wark. ana lessons
IN Fe1cti. cfaFnn. pen etChinE and satsr
srtefs cell Apartment tvt WaidJff
Lessons tna
stfa kadak snsarsemsnf 81 rsns.
Jacobs rheta. ssgsud fpsr y 4 mas
Mstrlnenisi nar~aa. as riks. roem
~ ~ nst es lenviYi find rouf suaitnsts
W - Mallory nroNs hair and cures
dsafrufs III Coiurnef o.
reLp wAnrsn-rru.,y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
nARnrn MonK rREE.

We have lust opened a new branch OF
our Barber School at 100 THIRD av..
Third av. and Columbia a. Shave. SO:
hair cut, Ice. Clean linens. good SER
terials only.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE,.
Two Schools.
790 Third Az, 60 Washington st.
We teach the barber trade complete
Course $500. Wages paid while
learning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

UiFf uantsd Immediately far Ssr~satAa
family nith fhrgs ehIidK~n. a9es Z 20 7.
IN Raymond. WASH sppa home does net
need % knos Eneiishs free fafw hf@nii.
nasten airi Preferred Call AZ star affiSe
brte cen and tgniaht. 49, ST. ADDER.
sna
Wanted IS fu9nx anuuan hu4ank 20 per
sha can fcnk Tor twa rasnl una that "a
tnakinG fcf = surd hancl call between
80 a m srd f4 p n se4 BATTERY o.
scar aeTnne A.
WAntr1 s~sslAct msrtAn 10 care far
ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

HoMEsTEADs.

~o~~~o~~~~~~N~~~
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim In one
Of the best fruit sections OF Eastern
D Washington. This IL an unsurpassed
opportunity for making home and
becoming Independent In tho best or
ishard and Intensified farming district
In the Northwest Call 20 see orchard
views and get particulars
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
Ill THIRD AN. MAIN sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
.elp wAnrro-yIMAls

N~Ep-~e~ssrsi young women with %
stthoui srperisnca &c tsiepbans epsf.
sof APPiL iss il,h liss
Tslssfaph Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

wANTED-A~ ACTIVE. WIDE
AWAKE SALESMAN TO DO
TEAM WORK WITH OSE OF
THE BEET SECURITY SALES
MEN AND Cf.pSERa ~ TffF
UNITED STATES. ~ PLACING
SOME HigH GRADE COHP1R-
ATIOS BANKING HECNHiTfER
COMMISSIONS a u v a y 6 y
WEEKLY OPPORTUNITY FOR
AN fSpuaTRfors MAN TO
MAKE. ~ HE WILL FOLLOW
THE EXPERTS ADVICE And
WORK Aa DIRECTED. FROM
$3.50 TO $500 PER MONTH NO
TIME GIVEN TO NfsfTOHa OR
TKREsTED ~ MAKING fouR-
SELF SOME GOOD, HONEST
MONEY. AND At THE SAME
TIME BECOME a HON GRADE
FINANCIAL. SALESMAN. PHONE
MAIN tfs or IND ttss AND
ASK ron MIR. CORNELL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

~-~~~~~~.~Ne~~ee-N ~<-~eS~J~~~J~.~,~,~
PHONE l. 2zis
WILLIAM PicKARD. PROP.
ILLINOIS EO1TEl
SINGLE ROOM SOC PER sfoHr AND
W. HQthEkEkrlNq SUITES 81 50
WkEk w FthE hAnt OUT
22s2H FIRST Av.. SEATTLE.
-rhs fissinas.# Cali bells CLOSETS
SO virslHis e I hot add eold ~stss
his. from wsssiaks 10 sssrf room tree
sssss al ssssiS.l rssss from iits to
s.-. steam Sss, iss si.,sss.
THE ANaEx--isss Eighth az. n.ss
wesfishe sy res cisan. furnished
steam heated bsafeoms tor msnl,
Hates 81 20 80 seek ftc per nifht
Olympic ApA4tmenis HopsskespinE
fargus tiIt ana ~ single rooms 81 %
ana 90. usst and cheapest einseair apart
meets n ETY.. nsar puSiis mAtkst ssis
naart reefn private hofns 1859
nsrsn. near Pine Love. Efsosr Dssh
rsgr.Tssn cottage. Ii5ts so sath
slas tatalshss rg5ms viii siSs bfssk-
fss fit ftna
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-e~~~~~r~~--se~~~~~~e~~ ~~e~~~>e~~e~~-Ns~~o~~>
sn; 80, 40 s,; .s',s- a's 90, s s,s
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
s~s>s~~~-~@~->-~s~~~r~S~
anASp VIEW APARTMENTS 80
.aurssr rates. -aIkias aistsne. n az.
Ind spft
@fiE Isixia.fe Apartment. hs1sed. Tor.
atsA~t. fnn siew. ti1 sius.n rooms. 81 80
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
<>~Nc~>~~~e~~s~~-~-r~r> >-~~>e~>-~~~~~~~~~-~~
Eeehan9r Eiaht roam mofsfn house.
90 lis saalg - zee asd morts@ss -
ttsfrat 81 go tea two years. fa4e -
- paii tss month. essfippkinx Green
Lake twa blocks from care. tity prppestY
LAvARxw. IA seneca m
g acres af aay pssi. villain Is miles u
seattle. fft an acre. 90 exchange Tot
90 EASY ssrsns 0wnsr. sle i1ssrsy
hids Thlft ard Nnion
For sais 81 ,rafs. iss-asrs sKs.f farm
near Neuatrhee Price 80 prf acre
VIII take city property o. small tract o.
land about o. eqo Farm 10 risar Oansr.
fsauis wieh, te9tw risth av
Fer sale o. exchange for furniture. ers
player plane, one thres-spFins heavy
wodDHoUaR & pIArr FURNITURE
STOLE
tit rtka g.
Tfaas for iet ~ launch.~tis acfes fine
lanf. close 20 kirkland Price 81. $50
$3.50 % shts ~ - ponth. Address c. l.
q etss atth n VI
VIII sell Of trade my half Interest 10
established collection business r-tost
This star
EschanEs-t9t IN chIcaHo close Ia
for city property, acreage ~ automobile
J y. t.AvARNE, Ett Henera ~
FOR RENT - MISCELLANEOUS.
N~~~~<~~-~-~~~s~-e~4~~~< ~>~~s~~~~~~s~.~-~@os
For f.aase-Hopm :. Grand PAeific
deck. erpund flgpr, on Railway as.
PERKINS LAND CO.
All kinds % store fittufe. counfsrs
shelving. etc. made At " Rel 81 Phone
BOARD AND ROOM.
~r~~~s~~~s~~e~~~~~s~-~s ~-~~SN-~~~~N~~~y~~~S~~~s
Heon ana board. - per week. heated
ikif y irffersnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
"Now -oR-NEvER"

one ~ tho finest little farms 10 acres
with Twins stream. rich soil. producing
fruit buildings. live stock h1rsea.
crops machinery. everything that could
be sish~d. and situated spiendidiy. In
yie~ of'eiiY and almost touching town.
Nr have ever been privileged 70 offer,
o. 09e. less than hair cash. balances A.
your own pleasure within five years
VIII be ouf ~ the market 80 any price
" unsoid after a iittio more than a
week from today ~ you have a
thought % ever buying. our wofd for
q yea viii be profiiea b. foiiouinN this
fiEhf up
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY.
Alaska nuildinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
WOODLAND park
CUT. PRICE
BIG BARGAIN

SsS neFen-foom modern bungaioS est-
tage. shades Hight. gas fixtures, fuil
eonffete basement. china elnHefs aud
book eases built In. sound ana noun
tain view. i0t 81 aKieo. street improve
nsnts ia. near Fhinnry car and Wood
land park Price $3.50 tzbe cash. bat
ance easy. Take Phinnsy car 10 etth
81. see T.. y. Esett 60 Phones
North ies lad, Green $40. Open aua-
days
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SITUATIONS wAnreo-mlls.

SITUATIONS wAnTEp-MSls.
ropus man wants place 20 work fsf
BOARD aud room on mofninHs. evenings
f-tept care star
mtuation wanted In grocery store bY
man o. 80. With "a Years' atgerisneoi Al
tstefeneesi speak Scandinavian ianEVag~,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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VII NJ Duncan MeMiilen. son of Aipin
1enilie please correspond sith his sis
lrr Mrn Annie aswsii. sszp ~ 10th 81,
nnopKs- this city Jaeeav !. 1911,
~ The family Residence. 1888 itth as
a, Ansle Paddoek. beloved Wifs Of Liza
tnlu Brooks. AGED 81 years hnn FrAn.
elsso and oakland papers please copy
Kshelman a Wilson, carpenters ard
n.nstal lahbefs weather stripping ana
siti
wahisa-sswins at 90 soth az. Ma.
~ ~ kulies sisar factory has 70.
moved % SOC rhitd sv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Wanted. dir~r, from owner. about 100
DANNhH INV. co.
iae Fourth Az
Wanteas.A home Tor thofsu shhr ~ fos
inrrieF dos N months old fine lap dos
ani good watch dag Call phone Sidney
1891
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For nsnts
e-HOOM HOUSE,. $40.
Modern. extra fine.
QUEEN ANNE NIL.
For Rent
s.HooM HOUSE. tfs
MODERN EXCEPT FURNACE.
Capitol iiiii district.
l. u. nUANEtfa
aoa ieary nitE
tis Four.roon modern cottase
sstf y Roy q,
Fise.raam coitars AZ ais sand az.
frnt titae. reduced l1l 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
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far Nsut fornishei==Eisht rooms
modern. piano, one block from car uni-
tsrHity district Hast fisa4 y Nt