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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
Algerines at Law.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

United States VS. Elmira Parker and
Henry Dihlman, verdict for plaintiff
and fixing the value of the property to
be appropriated at $3.50.
ANoTHER TRACT OF LAND APPROPRIATED
FOR IMMIGRATION STATION.
After a brief trial held before
Judge Rufus f. Foster, of the
United States District Court, the
Jury in the case of the United States
VS.. Elmira Parker and Henry Dihlman,
an appropriation suit, returned ver-
dict in favor of the government and
fixed the value of property and dam
ages at $3.50. The land appropriated
is situated at Tunisburg, and is needed
for the completion of the immigration
Station.
In the second suit, which was filed
against Armstrong Donaldson and
John Everett, the first-named defend
ant filed an answer yesterday stating
that he was the sole owner of the land.
He denies the correctness of the sketch
of survey made by Daney and Waddill
insofar as the same reduces the guam
tity of lands still owned by him. and
also denies that it has been impossible
to acquire the lands at a private sale,
as he has at all times been willing TO
sell the property for $1,000, which he
claims to be a reasonable price. The
case will be called for trial before
Judge Foster to-day.
United States of America VS.. Arm
strong Donaldson and John Everett
answer of Armstrong Donaldson filed
Oscar Schneider, attorney for de
PENDANT.
United States VS.. Armstrong Donald
son and John Everett, verdict in favor
OF plaintiff and assessing the value o.
the property 10 be appropriated, and
damages, at the sum of $500.
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
Emancipation of Richard Jos. Healy
Judgment of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
Connor.
State ex rel Mrs. Letitia Shorey VS.
Recorder of Mortgages, mandamus t.
erase inscriptions.-U. Marinoni, Jr.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
BAPTISMS AT CHURCH OF HOLY
NAME OF MARY.

Lee Hyacinth, daughter of Robert
Casey and Lee Mclean, of 319 Opelou
sas avenue. Sponsors, Gratten Casey
and NJ. Lewis.
Marjorie Claire, daughter of Richard
Stephouse and Edith Green, of 30I Sc
guin street. Sponsors, Robert Sten
house and Rosie Green.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
CHARTER.

The Young Friends of Honor Benev'
client Association of Algiers.-Marti'
net.
BREWERY UPHELD IN CREDITORS
CASE
FEDERAL JUDGE REFUSES RETRIAL-COM
PANY is SOLVENT.
Motion for a new trial was denied in
the case of Schumert & Warfield, Ltd.
versus the Security Brewing Company
of this city, in a decree handed dowr
by Judge R. E. Foster, in federal dis
trict court, last Tuesday.
1t was sought by certain interests t.
throw the Security concern into invol
untary bankruptcy several months ago
petitioners claiming an act of bank
ruptcy had been committed when thu
Security company applied to the civi
district court of Louisiana for appoint
ment of receivers.
A trial jury in federal court late
held that the Security company wa
solvent The petitioners then applied
for a new trial, which Judge Foster re
fused Tuesday.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

State of Louisiana Gabriel Hender-
SOM to Gabriel Henderson, lot, Belle
vile, Newton, Vallette and Diana.
1884 cash (redemption).- Register.
Mrs. VIM. Graham to Ideal Savings
and Homestead Association. lots, At
lantic, Pacific, Alix and Eliza, $1,7O0
cash.-Sheriff.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
CSeaI)
CHARTER

OF ALFRED ii. CLEMENT & COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NOW OR
LEANS.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
JUDICIAL MORTGAGE.

Mrs. Widow Thos. z. Lynch VS.. Mrs.
NJ. Fridolin, seizure and sale of lot,
Elmira, Belleville, Evelina and Eliza.
writ against Mrs. Margaret Lucy Rey-
nolds, widow of l.. Fridolin, $424.7S.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-10-10
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE.

Mrs. Widow John o. Golf to Inter
state Trust & Banking Co., $500, 1
note, / year, per cent, lot, Eliza, Eve
line, Pacific and Elmira.-Mahoney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
3 JAILORS
STOP LOCAL
JAIL BREAK

County Jailcra Allen stark, Fred
Yank aud J. Spaight frustrated an
attempted jail break Saturday.
when they tapped the bars In the
cell OF X. NJ. Faulkner. who was sen.
fenced to three years at MeNolla
island by Judge Hanford. for pass
Ing worthless bank notes. William
Higham. convicted OF vagrancy.
whose term would expire August 2.
also occupied the cell.
When the lailrrh struck the bars
with a hammer two OF them fell 90
the floor. They had been sawed
through with an ordinary table
knife. In which kinks had been
made To give Il the edges OF saw.
The jailers had been informed OF
what was going on earlier In tho
day. but did not make an examina.
ton Iill the night shift went on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

<>--e>-~fH<s~e~~~<-sHsf>~> sf>-~F~c-~>~r~s~~=~-~
u tpsT Between Marion and Madison
streets. large snake Of tho
python species. feet long $50
VII - pala for IS safe return 10
PRINCES HAJAH. Orphcum the
atfr
LkteT Gold Eigin watch. either on
1 Eentor a southern car that leaves
city AZ . ~ or al orcas 81. be.
tween Ofcas and the socialist hall.
itilisnan city. Friday evening.
Finder please call Kenwopd stis.
VIII party ~ho picked 40 alligator
hand bax IN asarona Park. Astur-
day morning kindly return same
20 xes Northern Rank Bag emi
receive reward. or phone Main
asso
|i,est.-eafiew psrts sna equipment
AZ launch life pteAvrvors. widow
srate. etc. on Elliott hay Will
- wrobahiy be on West Seattle or
Alhi beach. North fkeS.
tspsT- watch ,iAdy'ni. an
Cherry. Tniou. Third or Fourth,
Name on ease. Reward Main
sTfe. room fcf
WOUND - Two-Ysar old h-ifer.
fresh. rod. with white stripe
across back Inquire Of Campbell
MIL Co Redmond
i.ost TUeadny. MAY skth. inrg.
black peeketbooh. CHEEKS back
and ether papers. tte.Qe reward IL
returned 70 f1e North fetn.
Pound The wight place 90 have your
watch repaired. hymona, ieweisr.
1891 Third. nsar rfke All work
guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

II weodrow Wilson OF New Jcr.
soy. Champ Clark of Missouri.
william J. Bryan OF Nebraska or
Oscar w. Underwood OF Alabama
gets the democratic nomination for
president and ls elected. new
state viii have Joined the family
that boasts the prond title. Mother
of Presidents" The same will be
true II Albert n. cummins gets the
republican nomination aud is
elected. II Taft. Roosevelt. hughes
or Harmon IL the next prcsidca,
no new state VIII be able 20 ciaim
son IN the White House.
Out OF the whole array OF states
only ten have presented the eoan.
try With presidents. No president
has ever come from west OF the
Mississippi Except Virginia and
Tennessee. no southern state bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
PRINT PAPER
ON THIS TRAIN

Carrying a printing press, iof
- psrcesc Of publishing a
~ psoer on board tire train.
~ evss Northern special. with
rkes 100 boosters from the
- s...ss u 81. Paul ard Min.
opecsA ler last riShs for Sc
n1.e YAe boosters will az.
~ n. Northwest Develop.
pens rors~sA which meets
M O. Wednesday.
ne spscisl carries aboard
- acserners--Gos. Burke OF
Mn oa<oss ard Gov. Norris
4 nonszraL Gov. Brady Of
ltsks wlil came ~ish . bunch Of
bossftrs from the Panhandle
asla The saIly ~ill be pub
neh<1 eosh on the trip West
M o. TIE return trip. II 10
nnre1 Seven statcs Sun"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

Louisiana has furnished "A prcal
dent. Ohio. Virginia and New
York have supplied tho greatest
number. five each. New England
has furnished but one.
Tho ten states and their pFesi'
dents are.
New York--Van Buren,. Fillmore,
Arthur. Cleveland. Roosevelt
Ohlo~-W H. Harrison. Hayes.
Garfield. Mckinley. Taft.
Virginia Washington. Jefferson,
Madison. Monroe, Tyler
Massachusetts John Adams,
John Quincy Adams.
TenneMuea--Jackson. Polk. John.
son.
Illinois Lincoln. Grant.
Indiana benjamin Harrison.
fsrnnaylyania buchanan.
t.ousaiana-Tayior.
New Hampshire Pierce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

only be guessed II Is sinister. for
Enriic IL more powerful nov than
Orozco. lie has seixed the rcvoiu-
lion and walked off with IL. There
Is every indication that the poems
who started oat to fight. with
Orozco for their rights. as Acxt-
cans, are nov fighting. unwilling.
TO aid the very men who oppressed
them during the Diax regime.
Enrlie was a Mexican diplomat
under Dsax. While the revolution
was developing. he took no part.
But once Il was under way. he sud
denly appeared.
Intervention seems always 10
have been his aim. The grim pow.
er behind hlm--a mixture OF Wall
street and Mexican big business
seems urging him on to acts which
might provoke the U. s to wrath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
SOLDIERS FIRE
'jI STRIKERS X!
me IS KILLED

...x Press 1.sas*n
WnS Mass. June s--one
clN's. .hes aud Killed and a
~, .' sss were badly eu' a =.
~ ~ sscres In riot hers 70
bsies ~ "a pslleemeo charged IN,
~ 49, ,sssIls workers. who pa. !,
~. a he yard Of the ch"reh o.
~ -, se,s,sn and three men , wess
w. ''ss he slot. and 4 Is icafea
r. = sss had massed ON the
- he church yard. The 10.
" Lar. ! re- thar the picke's toFs S.!,
swsa 10 prevent = womsh iva"
- % xsfs $50.
..,,,ss sergeanl asserted that
~ ,P.s,ns The squad detailed 70
: ss' g, s district. he heard = woman :
ma saw q woman running
-Asre several men we're s'aaa.
- slsried bis squad GA . run
~ Spo,. the men resfeatins 20
4 .s.., tellous IN the church yard
n. ~.l,se IN close pn,sul
~ y. a, reh the strikers. sew
Z: sauari "a number. nih' -
{..,msnsi 4 rand With sionrs ana
~. ml~iles sns, the polles were
49, q, the time being. The DO
$500 lhen drew their reyolvcrs
~ ,rssea forward IN the face OF
&. nslns stones. tlrias into the
N, thsy wsrs again repu'sed,
. x..er d their uumbcr tallins' sui
- s'us, ed. sbsfcre the unerrlns
- q he ssssksrs
Me- ths squad bad reformed a
~ rsarxe vax ordered. and this
- a. officers fired straight into
q ,.sSs q he strikers. who broke
~ flsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03


49,, NOTICE TO BiDDENB
'Sosiss ~ hereby given that the port
commission of the port OF Seattle.
state OF Washington will receive
sealed biqH up 20 twelve o'clock.
sas Central building. ssatIle.
WaHhinEtpn. for the purchase OF
I'VE mlliloa. nine hundred and
hit thousand dollars fgg.ss0,-
vvp'poD IN general serial bonds ~
We port 81 Seattle. issued for
ne following projects. 60 wit.
Smiths Cove Improvement al 600 J.
poono East Waterway Improve.
nrht $3.50. geo 90, salmon lay fm-
p,nfsment $3.50 600 CO. Central
Waisr Front improvement. 1850.
y wsns a. ssn sSg an Island Improve
ma 81 the denomination OF
10000 each. bearing interest al
Tue rate Of four and one-half per
cent pct ennum. payable semi an-
hunilF, 20 bear date of delivery.
and 70 be iAsued la three deliv-
es approximately six months
hiddets may submit proposals for
the entire amount 81 said bonds
or Tor the amount issued for each
particular Improvement, or for
We total amount issaed az each
delivery; or for tho amount of
each particular iHsue 10 bo dsiiv.
cred al each delivery. ZACH BID
aer viii be required 10 accompany
BIS bid or bids with y certified
chctk Tor an amount equal 20 one
per cent 81 the par value 81 tho
Greatest number Of bonds bid for
BY him IN any proposal Tho port
commission reserves the right TO
reject any and all blds
kuil and detailed information in re-
gard 10 the Issue 81 these bonds
VIII be Furnished on application Co
iye port commission ~ the port ~
Seattle. Al ifA office htJ Central
Building seattle washington
Dated ~ Seattle. Washington, this
srf day Of Jane 1914
PORT COMMISSION or
THE PORT Oh SEATTLE
ny IA ~ CfifTTESDEN
President
RonERr BRIDGES.
As4sfetaFV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
GATHERING ON
THE GROUND

uy t.it.a frv.. Irh~su NtrsD
CHICAGO. June 8.A--Prcparcd
for a strenuous session OF tho re.
publican national committee. which
conycnca June 9. 10 decide on thu
contested delegates 10 tho
republican national convention
here. two weeks later. committee.
mon. campaign managers and cor.
respondents are congregaslng hera
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
DIDN'T VAULT

pkII4AND. Or June 3,--En.
\ 49, pasture. men members Of
: xlnn1 Walking club lifted the
.,e 49, VIE 20 the women hlkerx
J. ~ s'asl Under. A big bull saw
q asos red sreaters and both
~ aad women Ieft the field By
WEiuz the fence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

~~rfRn 1fGfn nfff
Advice. addressed info nation. gen
wrsi list correspondents. refined
high-Ciass business and scotia, cir
clea. 1919 Softhiake AYE. North
ISL Florence Nichols
witt the two uen who assisted
woman. thrown 70 the floor. IN Ma
drona rsF saturday morning kini.
- send their name 10 TO- Northern
uHnk Hldx Phone Matn sac.
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or dstention from ishor;
over roo cases cured past two
system. 81 Eii.i nids, Seattle.
Nine Francois. medical baths. ciee-
ro-thcrapeutica, manicurinE. chit
ropodr. al Union. Apt, O.
Chiropcdy and manicuring pa rinr:
scalp and facial treatment open
evenings. 2io Liberty bldg
GILLETTE BLADES shArpened, acc
dor. rasors acc, etc. 1901 eth sv.
Don't be lonely. Join our MATRIMONIAL
Bareau. Ladies' free. Jos Pine at,
TouPEEA, WfGs--Aii Kind. OF hair
work Kcrb, iet spring Ind tssi
Confinement home. best city refer
ences s3zt Tifth w q. A. 2ios
Nich9ls bunsalowa iilnchiey Bik.
Say q. saw u N fhs siar.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
coNzALo c. EMILE AND oHl
ny WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD

CHIHUAHUA. Mexio. May al
Gonxaio G. Earle. the man OF mys-
terry in the Mexican revolution. IL in
hospital now with four knife
wounds and a bullet hole In his
chest.
He was sitting in the Plaza. alone.
for he IL a solitary man. when
enemies attacked him and ran
away. thinking him dead. but his
life seems charmed Doctors say
he will recover
All the mystery OF where the
Orozeo money comes from IL held
In the brain Of Enrile. This strange
man has been able TO secure enough
funds TO keep 10000 men clothed,
fed and supplied with. ammunition
for three mouths
Once. when the funds we're low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

y ". rneun, f&ri phma. ruaRhrifi.
.kes Maine corn. lee can. corn
flakes. So, soc tee Sec. fish halls.
Use. 4Dr ran asparagus fipr. fsc. =
lee cans beans. CSC z1c pkg soap
powder. txc. ttr pkg Quaker oats.
Ice. ihe. pfas or bayou beans. 2sc
sanrr krAut. rtM. t1c picked pigs
pickles. Toe dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
QBAN PLANTERS
DEMAND FUNDS

~ sts<x rs~ss I~.~~d wfr~t
WASHINGTON. June s.-Gravc
Gsgries prvsals at the state de
1aftment saday - The result OF a
uvclsnaiion BY Euxenio f.arosfe.
- Casar rebel ssdes, demanding
~ cn2an planters In the disaf.
~ 6ssrjrs cousrsbutr o. go
~ y ~ rebei casse on pain Of
nz1f her plantation harmed. II
, hlev~i q TIE department that
- government musf land Apaeri-
e. usriees 10 protect United
u11n tizizership and their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
GUESTS ARREST
HOSTESS OF PARTY

WxIL&D. Or. June 3.--reei.
ee'as3. Mrs Ixxbelle Maxwell,
uFnnx o the police. sent out a
- lnsiration TO Officers Bris-
- Glacs 10 join her party.
= nltsH pinned long enough 70
= q hos'ssa and guests and take
- b The station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

sooueherrfeH. Sc ~ No. I h4iihnt.
ihe ssc fresh bread. 81 loaf. wat.
mats. he 1sc peanut hrtttie. tsa
ID aamfncisost. str Jar honey. Toe
comb, cabbage. - 10 Local cautl-
flower. Us heai ismcns. Zee dos
bananas. zoe q 1tN duH cherries
he saoi bermuda ontpus. 2 tbs. tsr
uncuteFsd Japan tea. aUN grade Ito
H.. veal r~ast. ~ We ~ ham sau.
sage, ISe 10. rofn~d beef. &c IN .
plxhlrd spare fihe. ier 10 sand
dan-. lee stc, hlrstsfs. , for loc
rnnch butter. 9tc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03

i NJ = fhaNviscO. June 2 Dan.
org manager OF the san
- 70 baseball team. today ten.
I 4. y ~. fes'znauon to the owners
sise ~ pin be succeeded
- ~ ..,. hsldf . former National
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
LOOKS LIKE CHAMP

= 'AaDN. New. June 2 When
- asncfaiie convention con.
- aefe today there was every
a - q a delegation pledged to
~, nh'hdaes Of SPEAKER Champ
- beng named ''"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
CONFER WITH TEDDY

thr unttsd Press leased &trsl
OYSTER BAY. June 1-~Gifford
Ptnchot and Medlll Mccormick ar.
rived AT sAgamorn iilii today aud at
once vent into an extended confer
once with Col. Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Furnished Rooms.


Vfrginus HOTEL tth A Virginia. nsar
Eantiy furnished rooms. with tie
beet accommodations lowest rates
ELK uoTEf. t6si Ind Az first
class outside. Puget sound OF 1ud
aN view rooms, day OF week
THE broadway corner broadway
ana fealer. Modern. s7eQ a week
up. y. n Prantiss. proprietor.
Furnished roons rant. sIi ifth Ave
< Beacon ifee.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, fiisX
fir.t--Rntes soc daily and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
PUBLIC MARKETS


u,a ''NN'' FNHNE'
NhAdi zoe each J Tia ling cod
Use. black bass. 10. lee. hailbut. !
lbs. isr. herring lbs atc. hAiibuf
cheeks, 2 lbs Ise. founders. &C. ~
German earn. : ~. 49, sois 4 ll,s.
lac. salt salmon beiiireeg ira. sec
encheeieu. n. isr. imported dry salt
safiinch. Use bloatcra. 7sr.
salmon. -. Use. Eastern Goldfish
uiddiTs, 10 t5cs smaita. tbn. fsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
New Today.

hANs your bills collected North
Coast Collection Ca. as n v NIX
D.ukleas Doctor. DE saffery. al
Union Phone.
Kodak de.eioplng. Toe roll, ANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Help Wanted---Femalc

= 49, ~ NTAr+fNFsf
United states Employment Bureau.
Mrs, Mcdonald wants cooks. walt
fahaea, ebumhorunlda. day work
hounah eepefat hotel help a spec
eiaity, f-2 Mutual Life Bidg.
Phone Elliott gssb,
Wented--Younx women, either ek-
psrienced or inexperienced. to
work as telephone operators. APE
ply TO ti0A Ord ay. or 1880 18th
Az Tbs Pacific Telephone and
TeloRfnph Co.
Wantad--f.adles that have old hats
nnd trimmings 20 bring them 90
hNE. ciAfitE. 1893 SECOND AV.
ana have new hats made OF them
At moderate prices,
Ladies' aud chlldrens dreasmaklng.
Infants Iayrttes q speciality. sat
iHfnction guaranteed. Ladies' Ite-
modelling ana Dre8Hmnking Par
lorh, sle Arcade Bldg
Mothers. We board your children.
$500 month. Orphans free. Mt
Galway Home. 14ls Biewett, Rev.
Ross u Cummings, supt
Experienced nurse desires position.
Confinement cases or care OF IN
yaiidH. feaat 1914.
Ladies', bring your sewing. Join
practical drcsbmaking school. JOB
Hortn. Main sx7e
Cook fof country. $500 month.
HichWond 2al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Apartments for Rent.

ING co. Our renoyatinE process
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW East ise
ExceiEler ADtH--Furnlahcd and un-
furnished sth and Pike. Main 1851.
81 Lawrence. tsOsh tth--ComfOrtv
able. close N. Main sesi. as np.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Special Notices.

~~rSrSrSN~N~N~~c~N~~~rS~@ -~~eN~r~rNrS~c~0~N~~4
YOUR WIFE NEEDS LACKO
One zbe-can OF L.acko makes $500
worth OF hygienic dustiesa dust
ers also makes houaecIeanipg
easy and hygienie from gas range
TO front door.
LAcKO SPECIALITY co.
S27 Pacific Block
Jose 3enito, prof. OF botany and
medicine, spanish steam baths, es-
peclally GolondrinA liniment for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves, and
for all sorts of skin diseases.
Hours | 90 0 and 10 %. m.
b32bh Ballard Ave. Room 4,
Grafton Hotel Phone Ballard iass.
Mt Rainier, 10-days outing. camp
ing $40 Leave Seattle July 9,
beacon 1890.
Developing, Toe per roll. Cut prices
on printing. Radium Studio. i3ii
Third.
Nichols. bungalows. Hinokiey Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Houses for Rent.

For -Flve-room cottage. largo
yard. fruit. newly painted and
pnrefcd ttt.0n. l1tg xint Ave. ~
Key AZ zo15 Norman ~
ik00--s-room cottage, modern
good home. Fee a.. 10 minutes to
depot Phone beacon zfsl,
rouf-room cottage. with bath. gas.
electric lights and yard rent
cheap. 81 bellevue Ave y
sroom house. go. Phone North
I61S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Funeral Directors.

BuTTERwoRTH a SONS
Professional Directors and Licensed
Embalgners 1921 LIST Phones sss.
University UNDERTAKING Pariora, t2ik
18th n. II. North 2i2. w. E- Fork
ner.
Bonney- Watson Co, Funeral Direc-,
Main i3. Elliott asa.
c m % a; "a en- ~,
ped for weddings, receptions, fu-
nernla, PARIS FLORIST--2is Pike.
BURNS FLORAL Co. sol srd Main
24l2-Cut flowers. dealRns. aends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-03
Acreage.

Acreage.
o. 10 OR 90 ACRES AT GRANITE
FALLS AT $50 PER ACRE
We have several splendid parcels of
land north OF Granite Falls. along
the Stiilaguamish and south of Ar
lington. This land is served by
good roads. miles from town.
surrounded by prosperous smnl nj
farmers. Coal IL being Burned in
one mans stove found on oar land.
About 30 acres left out OF sos
acre plat. Part of this 90 ceres Is
the best ia the entire district.
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Block.
40 ACRES $500.
10 ACRES CLOVER,
Z ACRES PASTURE
20 ACRES ALDER BOTTOM;
GOOD BROOM HOUSE.
Chicken houses, fences; y mile to
Long lake.
/ CREEK, FINE SPRINGS.
$500 cash, balance Co suit
PANEY. 1897 u ard Ave.
LITTLE RANCH ON CAR LINE
with direct transportation into Sc
attic; a fine little ranch, all
cleared and fenced Nice 3-room
house, chicken house. artesiRn
well, ADD the soil can't be beaten.
Rich black valley land for celery.
vegetables and chickens. Price
for quick sale, $1,000, terms 500
cash, $40 per month.
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Furnished Houses

home. modrfn. nice lawn. ST. g
trees. etc. All furnished. FsI Il
reasonable to adults. &1Ss ard
Avv ~ w.
Cottage Tor rent. furnished. } large
rooms and pantry, one block from
two car lines Prone Queen Anae
iksa. iss Crockett a.
rooms modern piano. sewing ma
chine. $500. fhinuey car. Phone
Haiiar "a 1873.
Groom fnodcrn flat. srwine ma
chine sfAou rhinury car. Phone
ballard ISIS
Partly Furnished s.room cottage.
IL 90 a1sA u Union.
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Flats for Rent.

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VI 7s--fl~autsfui sour-room flat
1iff Madison. opposite boulevard
Elliott ftsl. Room zts.
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6cld f or ScGsS q offIcee socds' an,
son Chandler. $40 Pike. NJ s227,
Modern Furn. Co. buys. sells. NJ 65ls
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Housekeeping Rooms.

OLYMPIC Ats. SOTO western av.
Single rooms o. 50 up. suite
err sleeping rooms 1900 up.
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Wanted 10 borrow $4,000 on manu-
featuring plant. established here
In Seattle. general manager ham
die your own money. Address
N-al1 care Star
Hotels. roomlng houses stores. sa-
looms etc. for sale or trade.
Kaufman Kelly kompany. North
sru Bank Bldg. See Hakbrook
Good paying grocery and property
At sacrifice Tor cash. N-ssl. care
Ntar.
Clocks called for, repaired. deliv-
cred. Huson. s2i Hinckley Bldg.
Elliott HIS
NICHOLS. bungalow. Hinckiey six.
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For Sale--Eurniture.


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Ole HANGON q 60.
YAKIMA oRcnAnD

i5 acres. near Pf0sser. water rights
paid In fBii. Read carefully 700
low Newtowns : years old. 200 FL
befta peach fliitfs. zee Rome
beauties : years In bearing. 200
WineHnps. cherries, pears 500
Wordcn Krapeviues which bore
tons In 1871. 5000 asparagus
roots years Old. small house aug
terms.