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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
WON'T ADJOURN

SAN DIEGO. June 6.--The San
Diego county grand Jury today re-
fused 60 adjourn. ma requested by
Attorney General Webb.
Webb then announced that he
viii submit his evidence of viola.
lions OF the law during the recent
A. w. w, disturbances To the pres.
ent Jury. His action In asking for
a now Jury Is said to have been
based on the fact that several mem
bers OF tho present body support
the citizens" committee.
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~ ueassx wfr~,
- 5-stories Of
l - = ~ m the rioting
~ 6iscxeditsa today
~ authmities. Who
- a the published
~ Disturbances arc
Eern1sd I, Is asserted
o. four persons have
~ & seriously hurt.
!. 49, coofinued today At
gefp. Client. vervlere
~ peseea whore the anger
ALSO and liberals over
q the clericals In the
j. Z Isn< has not yet subald.
kas been considerable
mage at Liegs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

The government viii pc represent.
ed by officials u tho department OF
commerce and labor. The dele
gates from New York and Chicago
viii reach Seattle In tho most lux
uflogs Pullman and observation
cars ever put on ralla. There win
be a piano. atanographer. a bar.
Der and other Injuries. About 2. 500
men viii attend the CONVENTION. all
OF whom arc expected by Sunday
night. aa the convention opens
Monday morning In tho Armory
and closes Tuesday noon.
At the srmory papers viii be
read and exhibits 81 almost every
phase OF electric lighting will be
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
BUNCH OF ELECTRIC MAGNATES ARE
COMING ON THE FINEST TRAIN EVER

lin order that Seattle shalt have
the name Of the best lighted city
In the United States. instead OF
Denver, we want the merchants
ard managers Of buildings In Seat
tic 20 have their places lighted up
Tuesday night during the National
Electric Light associations con.
vertlon. which will be held here
next week." said w. .. Grarhs,
chairman o. the Seattle entertain.
men, committee. today.
This convention Is the largest
~ iss kind in the world. and repre-,
scufativca. not only from every
part o. this country. will attend.
but also from Canada and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
FLOUR RECORD
FOR SOUND

Figures complied by II. G. Hill.
manager Of the Seattle Merchants
Exchange. show that Puget sound
miIIers have shipped more flour TO
the Orient than any other section.
II exceeded tho Columbia river
shipments by nearly 1000. 900 bar
rels, and It's own record Of last year
for the III months ending May 81 by
over 1000. 900 bushels. The total
shipped during the III months end
Ing June 1. 1912. Is 2.sz0. 900 barrels
OF flour. or which 2.2s4.9of was
sent TO the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Sl3OftaAs
Information OF Hugh n jackson,
who worked for the Ind. Asphalt
Co. nec. tst. Whose address was
then E3se Main street. Vancouver.
n. G. Any Information viii be
suitably rewarded by Hchecra
Jackson. Fort Wayne, indiana.
Nantsd~-To knew the Whereabouts
81 Mr. A. NJ Fuller. weight about
ace lha.l height. about a.. dark
hatr and eyes wears numnst 10
shoe. Address Bruce Fuller.
Mlchlta Fails. Texas
VIII the two men Who assisted
womau. thrown 90 tho floor, IA VA
drona rar saturday morning kind
" soni their name 10 4gI hofths
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
over ace cases cured past two
system s VI rih,sl nias sea,ils
Nme. traneois. medical baths siee-
fro-th~fapeutics. mamie uring. CHI
rop1df III Union, Apt. Q.
Cnitopody ara manicuFlna pafior.
sc4ip and facial treatment. upcn
evenings gi0 Liberty uidF
GILLETTE nf.AbFa sharpensd. soc
dox faxors, zse. etc itea sth Az
bon't b. foo~fy JOIN our Matrimonial
hgrcau ladies' free ses Pre- st,
TouPEKA. wIesa.-Aii kinas 81 hair
work kosb. iet SpsieK Ind ga
conttuement home, best eity. refer
err~s tt1t Ftfth w. y A stos.
Nichols. hunxaiews ii,nrki~y ntk.
say = saw IL IN Ths sfar-
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FLIRT, JE ALOUS,
ATTEMPTS TO
KILL GIRL

TACOMA. June 5--Jealous be-
cause Mlas Myrtle Carter. 20. a
clerk In public market bakery. re-
fused 10 attend the theatre with
him or keep steady company. =
Neil CaShman. e. last evening
drew A revolver and fired point
blank az the girl.
Without waiting TO sec tho result
OF the shot he fled. but vas cap.
tured BY clerks
The woman ~as unharmcd. thu
bullet buryinx itself In the wall
after ~histitng past her ear Cash.
naan Was discharged from the city
fire department last fall because
he fiirted with all the young women
about the engine house.
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FOREST FIRE

-. ~ sERNARDINo. June s.
lFeing back a detachment
M rsazsrs vfo battled
s.S ~ sdsance throughout tho
~ : Terrific forest fire pene-
S4s ne Bear valley today and
~ e1'sx The famous Pine Knot
According To brief reports
= e mouniains at noon. a shift
;1 ~ o''eefion only can save the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
RUSH FOUR
BATTLESHIPS

fBy United FFssh Lensed Wtrel
WASHINGTON, June 5.--Follow.
ing conference between President
Taft and Secretary OF State Knox,
II was decided today TO rush four
battleships from Key West TO
Guansenamo. Knox said that the
decision was reached first for the
purpose Of being In better com
munication with Guantenamo by
wireless. and second, To have the
additional marines near In case
they were needed.
Knox said that he did not believe
the marines were required as yet
in Cuba, but WAS merely q precar-
tionary measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
MILLIONAIRE
IS INDICTED

AIKEN. =. G., June h.~-Frederick
O. Beach. millionaire clnbman and
member OF the exclusive winter
colony here. n under indictment
by tho grand jury today on the
charge OF assault and battery. with
intent TO XIII his wife. Mrs. Ca
milo Beach. IL Is alleged that
Beach assaulted hts wife last Feb.
ruary az their home here. cutting
her throat MIR. and Mrs Beach
have since toured Europe together.
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EXPECTED TO DIE

HOQUIAM. June 5.-~Ceorge
Abramson had fight. fell through
one plate glass window and broke
another. was arrested, released on
bail and returning 10 work In Nv
cry stable. was kicked through the
stable door by "a horse. He Is ex-
ucctad 10 die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

LOS ANGELES. June s.---A baby
evefy II minutes 10 Los Angeles
record for May. Total arrivals for
the month. SIS. breaks all records.
June has opened with a rush. &C.
eordlng 10 siatsstician Henry slcf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

h1ns died this mornlne
~ '.adsd cell at the city fail
f,s... os'sshs In yesterday very
z 80 sa Hs had been employ
! % ~ 'ender al the Hillside sa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
FILTERED SEECAR

OAKLAND, June 5.--Because VI.
w. Oberiin piifered b-cent cigar
from his office, Attorney Geo. Wit
ter pummeled him severely and was
arrested for battery. Winter coun'
tered with petty larceny charge.
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60 vain. a cook who was
~ XIV ~ - the Boulevard Cafe.
cjsi- 80 ~. Pike, died in his room
~ s'l.a az this morning. He
= &c nek for some time. he
- a's'aoer Of the local Cooks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
GETTING THE HABIT

OAKLAND. June I've both
Just got tired OF knocking around
Alone" confessed Thomas Cameron,
30. and his blushing bride-to-be,
Mrs. Mary Brim, G5. to the county
clerk. IL was the fourth time for
both parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
CUNNING FOR OWLS

PASADENA. June b.--Owln along
Pasadena's mlliionaires' row are dls.
courteous They persist IN knock.
ing hats off belaled pedestrians. As
a last resort. the police have per.
mitted the "toting' Of ammonia
guns. Now every body's doing Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

chlcsao--Edns Behm ard Cecilia
Lucas. both Is, were attacked by
a "hugger." Not waiting 10 call
the police. the two xlrls bounced
upon the man and pommeiled him
until he fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

b he nssauma. Bob Hodge,
hruJsss candidate. Is making
rRsy hfxe strides towards the
pssrsovs chair. Tie spoke at Che.
NH md ceniraiia q ten days aao.
~ Il there vas anyone who didn't
IN Hoixe . right royal welcome
y s<sged q home where 10 one
~ ~ - Ho<ig< Is xolnx 10
r. uose uunea votes than prob.
~ a - ~ candidates TO-
U(hut 1Ene " the way the fair
- - = ~ his meetings.
M (1n1ly IKE the straight
- 11nr61f manner Of ora.
u = = ehsraesefisslc Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

y h, ',nsAaNcIsco. June {. BID.
4 vIts 'ss Contract 70 supply the
snIsts',''nss' made TO taste ali
= Nep..nIs samples submitted
~ 20. ous a rivals wine AZ
sosl,.,,.s ave one man, who got
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Mass. The suee.,.,,,,
issssr,so'a'.of mail by aeroplane
~ f,easset's was made by
i66a man, who carried a bag
- 4 r''ers three miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

~ In !. y. J>-Doetors are nv..
4 ,e he death Of the fIftE
yea ,'0n a Baumeister. in her
y d ~. WIN symptoms ike
a g. ut Y other children, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
u IN eElLlNGHeM

tei., aa ~ Bob" today. Mayor
Il ~. 20, last night for Boiling
11s' mere BE- win deliver the com cor :
M, ~ Gay address at the state
rls1.,,'' n Z, So Bob" Hesketh
~ ~ :. = the council. Is hoIdlna
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Funeral Directors.


nuTTEitw OHrft a SONS
Professional Directors and ficensed
Emhaimefs 1871 lat Phones US
University Undertaking fartora. t2tt
18th ". ". North siA w. E Fork
ner,
bonnsy. Watson Co. Funeral pirse-
tors. Third nv. and untrerstty.
Main ~. Elliott att -.
&c ain f g mn I'M I'M Silfs aSSIp
nerais PAnIs ri.dHIar. ais Plka.
nuiiNH tLoitAL. Co. e0t ard. Main
2tta--cut flowers designs. seed.
Special Notices.
r~r~~~~~<N4 >~~~r>~e~~~r~~r>r>~
YouR WIFE NEEDS LAcKo
One 2ec-can Of f.acko makes $500
worth OF hyslento duatleHa dunt'
efs. also makes houHeclesnir =
easy asd hyKionto from gas range
90 front door.
LAcko SPECIALITY co.
se1 Pacific Block
toae beaito, pref Of botary and
medicine. Spanish steam baths. ed
peeiaity. Goiondrina linlmcnt for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves. and
for all eofts OF skin diseases.
Hours I 20 and 10 y. ~.
k42ah ballard Ave, Room Z,
Grafton HoteL Phone ballard 1858.
Mt Kainler, io-days' cutting. camp.
ms $40, Leave Seattle July ..
Nlchoia. bungalows. fiinckiey ifik
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The SEATTLE STAR

when your subscription expires -
on the address label Of your paper.
when that date arrives. II your sub.
rcrtptlon has not again boon paid
~ adx4les your name 70 tsh.n
ON tha address label u \ receipt
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Furnished Rooms.

><~~eNS~~~s><>r~N<~fsr e<<e~~<<~u~s~c~~s~~-~
NiIsinun Hotel, 9Th 4 Virginia. near
Westake. offera new. modern. ele-
ksntly furnished rooms, with tho
best accommodations lowest rates
Tho broadway, coraor broadway
and feaisr Modern. tf.oO a week
up. E n prentias, proprietor.
o9 ,s,ls rAcIisic norEla ,iisn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

- Young Fratrrnat 0fsnt.
IS wars old. membership
fss eco assets o.. es9 0ae, Il
~ costs asa 10 join, Why
not protect your loved
on~sF f~omSu pay life. accident
ard old-Axu prutertion 70 men aud
wniner. cost 81 u 600 per month,
Age IS. soc age IS. Zoe age Is. eoc
ass SO, tifa Ads ass Local dge@
splendid enntracts 20 men and
women Deputies 10 city ar out. This
IL an opportunity for school teach.
ers durfng vacation. HTe y A.
Case. state manager. eos East ua-
Ion. Seattle. Wash.
s.....n fen.s fIfN
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Observation-Disclosures

wanted. at once. two used 6-paaRen
ger automobiles. must be cheap
In good running order. Give full
description, lowest price. AddreHa
~ 13p, Care star.
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nocsevslr delegates from this
", b the Chicago convention
vi leave Seattle about June 10
- I'm arrive In TIE convention
d. nsefal days ahead OF the date
= IL caussnticn- This viii eivc
laesaace 10 whisper = few thlnga
pnsrsaIly to the eoioncrs rcpre.
rnsztiyes on the ground concern
= he Aberdeen steam roller. be
~ the battle begins IN real
unest
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Acreage-Continued

sNOHoMIsH COUNTY LANDS
Q acres near Everett. 1900. Land
lies level. north and east Everett
miles ~ road. school, IL. v. D..
etc, Huliding up fast. In famous
sSnnysias pist % chsiss ,o Of ss par Z,
monthly. This land is spien flf
soil Surrounded by prosperous
small farmers. Many work Ia CIV p
erett and live ON this land. over
300 satisfied customers on this
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Block.
6 ACRES BACK or KIRKLAND
And within u OF mile from LAX .
Sammnmiah. fine for poultry. fruit
and potatoes. within walking Of
depot and school. Price S7bs
terms as down. $40 a month.
Come over today Take Madison
Farrar's office on Kirkland wharf
OF call i0s Cherry Sc
40 ACRES $500.
10 ACRES CLOVER,
ACRES PASTURE.
20 ACRES ALDER BOTTOM;
GOOD a-HOOM HOUSE.
Chicken houses. fences. Y mile TO
I cnEEK. ) FINE SPRINGS.
81. 500 cash. balance 10 suit
PAvEY. 1874 ara Ave
SPECIAL BARGAIN
JUST SOUTH or BURIEN LAKE
TEN ACRES, tess Intsrurban right
OF way. fine location. few rods
from new boulevard; extra good
HEsT HtY IN riIE sonrTn IND
ROBERT MALTBY
l0Io alaska BUILDING
LITTLE RANCH on CAR LINE
with direct transportation into Sc
attics fine little ranch, all
cleared and fenced. Nice 3-room
house. chicken house. arfeaian
well. aud the Noii cant be beaten.
Rich black valley land for celery.
vegetables and chickens. Price
for quick sale. 1900 terms sieo
cash. SO per month.
BURKE A FARRAR
i0s Cherry 81
IS ACRES. north OF city. ali or part
for sale. fine level land near Ex-
efett lnterurban. on county road,
fine 10 hold or plat. Will be worth
double IN short time. Must be
sofa Immediately, Goetxet owner,
For rent--s acres All cleared. sll in
house; running water. $500 "A
mo. 4 mile north Of city limitx
YOUNG q BROBERG
Phone Ballard ki2
s ACRES rich, level land. 1850. SIC
down. 81 monthly at WYSAcO on
n. y. Hy.. near Auburn. Herbert
y. Upper 900 Leary Bldg.
X acre on Burien Lake car line.
tfoO. $40 cash and $40 per month.
A. X WYLDE
AZ New York block Elliott 500T
3 aorea ll1s isa7h srd Ave
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Furnished Houses


<~~~~~rN~0~~eref>-~~~se~e ~~~re>~r~NfNrSr'
'Ezf1 beautiful four-rnpm fiat
afIT Madison. opposite boulevard
fitioft tfsf Room 1tG
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Situations Wanted
Female

ss<>r>e>~.e~~~-~~~>~-~
widow. unlueumbcred. wishes post
ten as hounekocper on ranch for
gentleman X i21 Care star
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For tho convcnirnce OF our readers
We have fsfa ulsahef agencies at the
following locations
r. n. Muilsn, stes ballard Nv. Phone
ballard 10k.
ouAtsr Drug stores, Fourth Az. and
Pike At. Third av. and Madison ST.
First sv.. near Spring st
Afs may be left az these branches
where same rates viii be given as
at main office. Transient rates
are lee per line or : times for the
price 81 2 for cash ads
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-, s,srwich. the deputy sheriff
:. sorsrs 10 mile beat. or there.
"a ~ also hurled hts fedora
"a ~ mrs and will from nov on
a, ykerlfrs race a siE1lins
-. M entry makes tho lin
..s..seva candidate for sheriff
s.,~rh has. been = deputy for q
s.r1> q 81 Like Dob Hodge. he
- recruited into the sheriff bust
- avn the miners trade, star
- covsred the Ravensdaie dis
~ ii these years alone.
HrvIch d married and has four
alirsa
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BusIness Chances.

''~antsd e 6offow 1910 On nIand-
featuring plant. established here
10 Seattle. general manager. han
dua your own mone1. Address
S-sis. care star.
Hotpls. roominR houses, store.. "a.
Inrns etc. FOR sale or trade.
Ksussman. Kelly Kesnpany. North
err lark fstfg SEE fiAsbroos
Good paylna grocery and property
al sacrifice for cash. x.se7s care
star
clocks called for, repaired. dslts-
erred ftnson. s5l Hinckisy Dlag.
Elliott 1tlk
NIrheIs. hunss lows nlnekLex nlk.
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Apartments for Rent.

HPut tffcntb tof Nostss
MOHAWK APARTMENTS
i1th Ave. and u. Jefferson 81.
Nice Cory Modern Apartments
SUMMER RATES
| room. Kitchen and bath. 1850.
Z rooms. kitchen and bath. 1850
! rooms. Kitchen and bath. $500,
These are all nice large rooms. To-
Gated on car line, 10 minutes 90
Second ave. and Madison. Janitor
service. telephone. etc.
Inquire % janltor or Union Trun,
COMPANY. SIS Empire building,
kxcoisior Apts.-furniahe aud On.
furnished. eth ard PIKE. Main thGl /,
II fAwfonca, lsests Ath--cemfert-
housekeeping Rooms.
OLYMPIC Arts. selo Western Az.
Single rooms o. 80 up: suite.
ts.oo up. Near public market
'rha Earie. III Nation. rholcs. mod
.rn ....e.ns .san,.. 100 ~
Furnished Houses
For Rent Furnished cottage; .
rooms ana bath block and halt
ssm car rent 'ia Pho"s hs''
) rooms. modern, plano. sewing ma
chine. t1feo fiinnsy ear Phone
ballard 1913.
Groom modern fiat. sewing ma
shlss tisec fhinney car. Phone
partly Furnished s-room cottage.
tikeo zT4t u. Union
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New Today.
NEW PIANO. case damaged In
shippings railway settled with us.
inside work not hurt, regular
price t160. Special price now
tfss caah. II you are locking for
snap. here IL To- WaiiinE. 400
Arcade Annex
sTEfNWAY SQUARE PIANO want
ed FOR CASH. Price must be
low. Wailing. zoe Arcade Annex.
lIavs your bills coliected North
Coast Collection Co. t7s -. Y. nik.
Drugiess Doctor. De saffery. Ill
Union. Phone.
SPITE puppies, wall bred. and dan
dies. Phone Main xIz9.
Kodak developing. loc roll, any
size. Jncoba- Photo ahop. P.-I 30,
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Lost ana fOunO.
>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~<>c ~~-~S~>>c->>,r@~-s
LOST--Hetween Marion and Madison
streets. a large snake OF the
python species. feet long. $50
will be paid for It's safe return 10
PRIScEsS HAJAH. Orpheum the
atre.
AZ Aih beach Sunday. ladies' gold
watch and chain. name In back OF
watch, picture. Main COOL. Re-
ward.
sTRAYED OF STOLEN-From Chi
cago Ave. Van Asset. red surrel
mare pony. bald face. tomnhawk
brand on left shoulder, right fore
foot sore. Phone Sidney 5fs.
LOsT--oold Eigin watch, either on
Henton a Southern car that leaves
city at y. m. or at Orcas ST., be-
tween Orcas and tho socialist hall
Iliilman city. Friday evening
Finder please call Kenwood 2sgs.
VIII party who picked up alligator
hand bag. ia Mndsona Park. Satur-
day morning kindly return same
receive reward, or phone Main
Found, Sat about .. m.--Pocket-
book, on Pike. opposite tbs Bon
Marche, between lat and 2nd ayes.
Ballard 1894 100 North s0th.
Leather cushion for Morris chair be-
tween Blanchard and Pine sts on
fst. Please phone Main llff or
Main 1923. -
I,ost--TneBday May 2sth. large
black p0cketbook, checks, beng
and other papers. $1,000 reward 70
returned 10 730 North 10Th.
iTound-The Right place TO have your
watch repaired. Symons, teweler.
1877 Third, near Pike. All WORK
Guaranteed
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Ion. Seattle. WASH.
f.nor~ r~rf ftrt
UNITED wiREL Ess TELEGRAPH
COMPANY MUST HAVE
MORE OPERATORS
niil before congress wgll create
sixfy new positions. Training class
rats reduced 70 ten dciars per
fls 0rand Tgunk pock
barry pleksrs wastss for iaiy ara Z
f- suflra 80, Of SUMNER. on Ortinx
road Take your family for vaca-
tlon. good. nsw camp house. MOO !
aud wafer coms aud aee OF write
now 20 a W MscMorrsA H. y. y.
Ne. : Psyallap.
WANTED Men and women TO
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call OF writa
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
,nSe b. c e, ,,, ssh9 Z.
Youaw men wanted for railrosd and
wirslsss ,slss,.pah, s . ~ ,ss ss ssy
ton. guaranteed Call or address
National telegraph Institute,
sieb srd sv.. oppos'ts orphenrn
Young man 10 DO taniior Wofh IN
exchange for books. stationery
and Instruction In Wilson's Mod
ern business college.
Why does I.unJgulst sell t1s suits
for 1t5F Because he sells thsm
upstairs. Room fos Empress The
a,re HuiiciuK.
Wanted Lady or gentleman solia-
itor for houac-to.heusc work eau
agi YcHier way
Az experienced cook on roasts and
entrees 20 work hours a day.
sga pike ~.
Learn 10 be n good hsrber at
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
1zo Occidental Ave.
Wanted Tan to make rustic chair.
Radium studio. 1911 ard Ave.
say n saw II In The Stsr.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
400: SuItitorium. lt1t cth az.
Situation Wanted--Male
~-~~4~-~~~~~~~~N<>~r~~ ~y~~>s>s~>~<~~~o4~s~
Competent, reliable boy Of NJ wants
employment, Phone ballard i9Ia,
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I<f.shtiss candidates are already
>sr1sssax % blossom out. VI. Wrsy
Z ~ t5d. p. Y. Coss Of the s5,h,
b RuchAnan OF the t5th. are
s,,es he early birds who have an.
r1nrr1 themselves a. candidates
= reelection
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HOyOGBkCA0us
100 acres. gis miles from ". ". and
good town. fenced on two aides.
1876 acres good land. abundance
OF water for domestic purposes
and irrigation within rs feet.
Price o REIMBURSEMENT only
f2s0.00. COME IN AND GET
THIS. Have n homo Of your
own and be independent. This IL
good fruit aud alfalfa land
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co,
5G5 Empire Bldg.
How 70 Oct Free Homestead
send for our large double it-tolder
map In col0fe. with open land list.
Washington. ti.eo. Oregon. ti.oo.
or botif, Use.
W. " fiTf<L
SIS Empire Hldg
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Board and Room.

Private family has board and room
for enc or two refined people.
Nrss park. reasonable East $3.50.
chlIdrsn bearded. references. ieii
III Alder.
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10 acres rich. productive, soil. part
In cultivation. balance fine pas
ture, all fenced and cross fenced 7:
plenty water small house. large
chicken hoHne aud yards. young
orchard. Price. including stock.
tools and furniture, -, 4ep, Terms
ROBERT MAi.TBY
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Wanted to Buy--furnitur@

GOA % 6S1ss q of9Ies sSSas afsc
son -chandler. SO Pike. NJ. sz11.
Modern Enrn. %. buys. cells, M stIs
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For SaIe-Iivesfock

- - = 800 ts"itatH ASe1t
-Four mares So foaf suitable Tor far
NOR Waieon Brps.. 1875 Ist 3.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-21
LYRIC THEATER,

In spite of the indictment weather that prevailed yesterday, the very eX- celent bill presented at the popular Lyric theater probed a magnet that attracted the crowds who were well repaid for defying the clements
 Clifrs dogs are certainly wonders of canine intelligence. In addition to the usual stunts a trick dog performss the star of the troupe proves himself mathematician of no mean order and various problems in mental arith- metic are accurately solved by him without moment hesitation
 Robert Lees maniliins are without doubt the best manipulated ccngre- gation of automatons that has appear. ed here. fhe acting Of the occupants of the boxes is a scream. and the dancing of a troupe of ballet girls is as natural as life very artistic setting is shown in the transforms. ton scenes. which is oimaxed by the red-headed occupant of one Of the boxes taking an airshIp ride with the premier dahsehse.
 The motion pictures are full oi mingled pathos and bumor The one entitled The Maids Double1- being replete with exciting situations.
 Tonight the weekly distribution of handsome 42piece dinner set will take place. This weekly event Is the occasion for considerable speculation as 10 who will be the fortunate rec ipi- eRt