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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

!, of the congress on the Hygiene Of
i Occupations"
statistics nas oeen complied which
show that only twenty deaths an1
llbirty-two iavalidings from the ser
tgice on account of heat stroke have
been recorded during the last thirty.
| five years" he said.
1T would indicate that heat pros
tratien has been of comparatively
little importance to the service as q
whole. IT,
THE lessons of the famous White
| Squadron, and all of the earlier
classes of steam propelled cruisers
| and gunbosts included. lessons in
sanitation and notieeably N ventsia-
ton. have been used profitably in the
designing and equipment In all but
| the earliest class of battleships and
armored cruisers.
! Twelve officers OF field rank. sta
toned at posts in the eastern division
assembled at Fort. Myer. Va. Wednes-
day afternoon. October 8, for the an
nual physical examination prescribed
Il W JlS IC6aA1NtQAACtesF WHITE IN
cludes test ride under service con
ditionS. 80, issssss.
The list embraces Col. Frank Baker.
ordnance departments; Col. Arthur c.
Ducat, infantry; Lieut.. Coils. Lansing
H. Beach, Joseph e. Kuhn and Fran
els r. Skunk. Corps OF Engineers;
Majs. Evan Nj. Johnson. lr.. infan-
/ TRY; Richard G.. Groxtop, infantry;
Charles s. Farnsworth. 10th lnfan-
try; Jesse c. Nichols. ordnance de
partment; Robert Alexander. infan-
Itry, and George LeR. Irwin and J..
ID. L. Hartman, quarterinaster's de
partment.
Naval officials are interested in an
unconfffmed report that Great Britain
has arranged to bhild more power
!, full battleship than the Pennsylvania.
the protested leyiathan Of the United
States Navy. The British ship. il is
declared, will have speed OF twenty
feiyht knots an hour and main bat
tery Of ten fifteen.inch yuns. Accord
inf to report, the keel OF the rey MON
ster viii be laid In December, anu the
ship completed In two years. time
slightly ahead Of the American dread
nought.
Miss Elsie Crosse. the fourteen year
lcI6 daughter Of Lieut.. Commander
William u. Crosse. naval commander
land governor Of the Samoan Island
group, who came here several days
ago, made herself so popular with the
natiyes of Samoa that the honorary
title of princess" was conferred upon
her. Miss Crosse Is to attend school
lat the Notre Dame Academy in Balti-
more, and came to this city TO visit
friends before taking up her studies.
She is staying at the home of Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. Thomas J. Sem.
1866 Mintwood place northwest.
| If the Secretary of War approves
the Interpretation given by Judge ADJ
vocate General Crowder to the pro-
visions OF the latest army appropfia-
ition bill governing detached service
about 20 per cent of the officers below
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

No paid officiaI' viii Nbe allowed
to referee California Rugby games
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

If the Secretary of War approves
the Interpretation given by Judge Adj
vocate General Crowder to the pro-
visions OF the latest army appropfia-
ton bill governing detached service
lbout 20 per cent of the officers below
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-14

Suckers Of the United States navy
but rarely are prostFated by heat, &C
cording to Surgeon Charles NJ Fiske,
U.S.N., in an address to the section
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-24
Linens Reduced

5 pieces white Linen, 35c quality the yd
5 pieces white Linen, 4Oc quality, the yd
2 pieces Linen sheeting, 80 inches wide,
values
Mercerized Linen, colored, 35c grade
20 pes. linenes, white, Csc quality, the yd.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

urc before the house happens to bo one
that calls for nm appropriation of 5000.
pending measure can bo had. The meas
600 for h. department of Justice to
continue its sham battle against the
trusts under the sherman act. The To-.
pubIirans favor the appropriation and
the democrats think that the trusts cant
he busted that way. But Berger cares
not whether the sherman net is effect
i've or not lie does not want the trusts
busted at all So he votes against the
appropriation.
Before he votes a card is handed to
Berger. As soon as he is recorded on
the measure. Berger steps out in the
corridor \ man PUSHES over to him and
grabs him 10y the hand and says:
"Ilello, Comradc Berger. | am from
Texas and am visiting Washington. I
want to shake hands with the first So
cialist congressman
The comrade from Texas then pro-
cceds to tell Berger all about the move
ment in Texas his ideas, troubles, etc.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

The workers fighting among Themselves
over our political phFs Keep them ID.
vidcd. Keep them busy with foolish DIFF
frreucrs. That's our game.
So we viii ga ON On some time yet
and. through our old parties aud pro.
rrcsslvc parties. through our courts and
high officials. skin the workers after we
have fooled them TO vote for us.
We fear only one thing lNrELLl.
GENCE For when the workers be
come intelligent they viii unite i'm the
political field and the industrial field
and drive Us ont of both aud capture
the government and Che industries for
themselves.
That's what we fear We fear the in
teligcnt workers. They viii vote the
socialist ticket. II scares us.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
MOOSE PICNIC AT TULALIP
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10.

1--WE are the people, the great
American people, and we want to
meet everybody next Sunday.
Ample eatables and refreshments
for all and at city prices. Splen-
did program beginning early.
Bring your bathing suits, ham,
mocks and fishing tackle. Charm
ing promenade grounds. Fifty
cents round trip. Tickets on sale
by all Moose and at City Dock.
By Committee.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

For Rent - Seven-room house,
good condition, three lots, quiet
neighborhood. Short walking dis
lance from paper mill and Eclipse
saw mill, $3.50 per month, water
paid. Location 1923 Smith Ave.
Phone Ind. 552X.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH.
In Probatel
In the Matter of the Estate Of Frederick
Saether, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the creditors
Of and 70 all persons having claims
against the above named estate, 70 pre-
sent the same together with the neces-
sary vouchers TO the undersigned eNeeu-
triX. NJ the office of Samsel Engeset,
M their office rooms, 1924 Stokes
building, in the city Of Everett, Washing
ton. the same being the place for The
transaction oG business ~ said estate
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

within one % years from the date Of
the first publication of this notice. All
Chains not presented within the period
of one a. year from the date of the
first publication of this notice viii be
barred under the laws of the state OF
Washington.
Dated August 2, 1912.
AMALIE SAEIHER,
ExecurtiN of the Last VIII Of Frederick
Sacthtr Deceased.
SAAiSEL g. ENGESET,
Attorneys Everett Wash.
Date of first publication. august ?
1912.
Date of last publication, August %
1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
WILLIE FINDS
FIRST CLIENT

William jennings CoyIo
found his first client today.
William jennings ia a lawyer
honest TO goodness he ia. He
was admitted TO the bar a week
ago Friday.
You don't see anything start
Inns or exciting In THAI Well.
the reason In apparent. You
simply don't recognize William
jennings. before william !. be-
came a lawyer. he used 10 be
known as Just Wee" Coyie.
the famous football player OF
the University OF Washlugton.
This morning he appeared ia
Judge Ronald'A court client.
less. but eager. Harold Self
ridge. charged with burglary In
the second degree. said he
couldn't afford TO hire hla own
lawyer. So the court spotted
-wce~-beg pardon. William
JENNINGS Coyis-and the lat.
ter will now endeavor to con
vince a jury In tho criminal
court that 9clfridge never took
xf2sD from Room s0e. MADDEN
hail. 1891 Third av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

,co June s2.-Darsng Que
s,I,.. the hand began play .ns
~ !. ,spe. and suddenly a eis
! w. ., .,xu vas dropped from the
4 ~ an witch was printed
y, = ~ and rcd letters 49,,
h V - ssnstor Root said about
Va "a Ms followers;
fsrse 4 - arr an aggresat'on o.
49, -, uasqasfadias under '"s
800 rspaSlicanIsni. N, -.
=. .. : - ssrssied by a Wild roar
x,.., a Pennsylvania was
~, ts. speech when The 10. band =
n'pH 's,se my coaairy tbs OF
~. - nlss dressed girl with
~ - ssnx the words and the
h ,c,ned in. forgetting
,,<smsr IL Los Angeles got
,..s i,cm the chair. aud said
sos hat while We are walt
N, sssaysn,iou listen to ad.
-. AZ party regularity from
q. n.urcse and Senator Muir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
came SIDELIGHTS ON
TODAY'S SESSION

ray Crane" Root smiled. the crowd
yelled and cheered, and Penrose aud
Crane sc0wicd.
The pennsylvania delegation
started a variation Of the old chorus,
which went as follows:
wen hang noise pcnrose To n sour
apple tree
In the next verso they substituted
Cranes name.
Victor Roscwater. chairman OF
the national committee. came down
the aisle and the Texas and Penn.
syivansa delegates patted him ON the
back and zalated him an the beat
engineer We ever had" aud general.
~ had fun with him.
dynamite Ed Perry and HIS
oklahoma hearcats" gave a series
of Wild "whoope-e-e'a' when he
thought they had plenty OF unex.
pended lung power. other dele
gates Joined In. and n mournful mi.
norlty In the WISCONSIN crowd hum.
med Nearer Ny God 10 Thee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
|WT MAKE ME
ANSWERo- YIN

n"nlIs PLAINS, NJ. ", June
Tns bad enough that
~ 20 behind my skirts with
1919 stories twice before
s'sslyn, his wife 10 Tha~'s
But you can't make
-. s"sr again, as | won't 40
49, 'ne thing any more"
! -. '1~yers are trying TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
WMRER MEN TO
MEET HERE

toaa Lumber Manufacture
q nz'u!on holds ia seml-an-
sss.ins IN Seattle next Friday.
~ 'hs speakers will be c. ".
.s,' sN'e labor commissioner,
y = ~ |, peak 90 factory inspection
: soss. Unlisted States for.
Z, sssiaesr, who viii explain
-a'a used in testing and u.
"s Sane with lantern slides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
vND HAND MAN
WAS BIC SCIENTIST

y H. ksAsclsco. June z2.--It
Ri x osen discovered that Ed.
!, ~. leon. who committed suI.
"a w.. recently, and who kept a
so ,,a's store. was one Of
bysI"sa' Greatest scholars in
1r'esi s y and in Assyrian as,ro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
PARKER WILL
NOT BACK DOWN
FOR COMMONER

ny Vnitsf Press tsssaed Wtfet
BALTIMORE. June ss.--tudgc Al
ton u. Parker, named as temporary
chairman OF the democratic national
convention by subcommittee OF
tho national committees win refuse
10 step aside In order 10 plncate
Bryan. A statement TO this effect
came today from Norman r. Mack.
chairman Of the national committee
through one OF his secretaries.
MIR. Mack says that Judge
Parker Is in the fight 10 stay and
win not withdraw said tho secre-
tsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

No. ~ tins tomatoes. &c. wash
inEton batter. g0c IN: iarKe cans
cove oysters. f5c. large bottles cat
aup. fsc. Eastern hams. lee 10
Eastern bacon. fsc III. shoulder
lamb ch0pn. Ice and igMc ID. No. :
pail pure lard. csc. 4 pkgz macaronl.
1sc. purs lard. ~ &c 10. lbs. soc
coffee, 81. doz home made cookies
fSc. 1se pkg. soda crackers. 1ar:
Toe bottles bluing. Sc. lbs. fancy
seeded rnlsins. 3sc. 2 lbs. fun cream
cheese nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Male and Female Help
Wanted

>S>N~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~sN~~-~~~~~-~
Undersigned desires 100 berry piek-
ers at my raspberry and black
barry farm at Sumner. I furnish
cabins. hunks. cook stoves. wood
and water free Of charge Pay 20
cents crate picking ranpberfies.
have cabins for 4. or people
no Atnnlo cabins fickern must
bring bedding and cooking uten-
eiia. Clean quarters aud none but
clean people desired, Gone AZ
once, Take Northern Pacific train
60 sumner. Call on Hart at berry
office. sumner. for Instructions.
w II faulhamua, sumner
Ny ahprtrouras home bookkeeping
Instructions guarantee qualifica-
lions 20 days. assistance position
student or business man. Agents
wanted oNeFywhere. Address Ac-
coUntRnt. SOS white building
Raspberry and blackberry pickcfn
wanted. good accommodations fur
nlnheA. Address ~ ones. r. u.
NWecsCy sumner. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


Boiling beef. Sc 10. pot roastn. Toe
n: eeFned beef. g. 10. Hamburger
and sausage. , lbs gsc sugar cured
chops. Tbs F5c. leaf lard. fstsc 10. .
boiled ham. tac 10 barn loaf. zoe
III minced ham, zoe m liserworth,
fsc ID. tongue. Dec ID. Bologna sau-
sage. s0c 10. cheese. 2tc III. Tbs.
beans. 25G. old potatoes Tkc sack
new potatoes. ms 2sc. applsa. sse
box. cherries SC ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
IMAM SAVES
|,.,. LIFE OF CRIppI z

4 ~, sansals.cisco. June az
\ slss ~ ,,' p the fire department
2sIos Ian asld to the top OF an
MN adder and carried 4
y ann sa nan down the ladder
ing her from death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

BEST eggs. 2 doz $50. Chinook
saiinan bellies. Ice ~. bananas. ftc
doE. sugar. ~ lbs 81 lamb stew. So
tongue, 3ac W. lamb shoulder. Dc M
lamb chops. ~ &c H.. corned beef. &c
10 linz cod. tba 1sc. ilmhurKer
cheese. ssc ID. prim4oNt. : lbs. isc
lemons. tEc dox. cider vinegar, Toe
lke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

Nh a. June 22.Judge VII.
d aoprs Of New York today
ton ,ars ag Marathon. start
\ sIsss,n hampton court. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Personal.

GGffGfsn cU7(EiS. .i p~fSsS asst. no
operation or detention from labor
over zee cases cured past twe
years. axes 4 tN rs. Harvard
SYSTEM. ST Eisei Hlds., seattle.
Clocks called for. repaired. de!tt.
erred ituaun. Efi Hinckler hsdE
Elliott AIS
Nine. Francois. medical baths. cleo
v-thNrapevtirs, usHntruflak- cat.
ropody. al tnion. Apt. 2.
Gft.Iak-rTE Bt.Aufs4 nharpsued, zee
doa. raaorH 1se etc itet 9TH Az.
rOfrkKS. Wl1s-Ail xinds 81 hAtf
work korb. ict spring fna ttRt
Confinement horne. hest city refer
sneez. 1854 kifth w q. A 1te6
CnifopodY aud manteurloE sto lib
srty Iitg
Get Acquainted Society Nance and
addresses Tas Pine street
NICHOLS, bunsalswa. lEinckiey slk.
say II saw IL In Ths star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Water Front

s><>e~esN~~s~~~.~~y~-~S~
VIII sacrifice my one-haif acre. all
cleared. 500 feet OF sandy beach
privilege. 10 miles from Seattle.
terms as cash. balance gio per
month.
MERHTTT REALTY co.
Tso-Txi ~ n. INK.
waterfront acre on lake washing
ton. jast north % Baiiey's Pcnin-
euia. must be sold at once. POS
Leary nldg. Main s1le
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
one 1cRE toR 400

tto cash. balance tTse monthly. pnf-
chaaoa fine view acre ad3uiniug
lake Forrest Park. soil u fertile.
Not hard clearing Road already
graded Free use OF 800 feet ~
lake shore frontage See this be.
~fofp you buy
Ole HANSON a co.
Thira FLOOR New York Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

nan<sk e. Macintosh. for two
- pgpsscsxiax attorney u King
~. !, b Fgnosed. vii be a can
- ~ ihs superior court bench
WM Nackintosh came within
= = votss II getting the bar as
nqh1>cn endorsement four years
/ - Be vithdrex his candidacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

Es<A c Todd. member or the
,ruh,xre fee tne hast two sessions,
.xGsc. Of the Initiative. refer
.dru asa recall bills. a keen do
~. laadsr In direct legislation
= hbur neasares Ia the legisla'
/ b las pns his hat In the guber'
usdk Elrg. and will run as a pro
wsgs candidate on the demo
~ ..skst- Todd was the oniy
y progressive on the rules com
- K ne lzst house lie Is 70
~ 81 Says Todd
NJ say | am younx Good. !
| - Ihrs i danger Of getting an
tilExef Who u too old ! am a
| n nnxr TIE corporations will
| ~ unsr'hu'e TO my campaign
- rw would let them The
- vaas elect simply a demo
u <ARy rant Gus whom they
- b progressive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
DON'T FAIL

To inquire about the rich loan soil
Wa are selling in 10. 70 and CO.
acre tracts al $500 per acre. ON
easy payments, IN one Of the choice
locations Of this Puget sound coun-
try. No better soil can be had for
potatoes. small fruit and dAirglnG.
Good roads. good eizhborhood
~ 70 ~ miles TO city 81 a,0oe. ~
which Polk's ieii-i3 Gazetteer Nays
does as much business per month
as tho average city OF 10000. Come
ia and let Us show you the exac,
location and arrange TO 80 and
from Seattle. leave T.&g a. IN.
hours there. home Same night.
t1k.n0 Per Acre. Easy Payments.
Call or write
9. A. OuELLETTE a COMPANY
Owners.
Ill Columbia ST. Ground Floor.
s AND io-AcRE TRACTS
Near Seattle: best OF transportation,
choice location. some arc iin-
or lake ON thsns--TiTE BEST 10
BE HAD At THE PRICE-tab per
acre and up. $40 to t2s down and
" 20 81 per month. See US while
thay last
INLAND EMPIRE LAND CO.
1917 Ard AVE. MAIN 3ist.
MTTLE RANCH AT KIRKLAND
on good road, not far from the ferry
dock. fine level tract Of rich bot
tom land. all fenced. about half ia
crop. running water. house, two
chicken houses and 100 chlcken
furniture, etc. Included owner
going 60 ALASKA. and viii give pos
Session az once Price fi.i0o, on
easy terms at SIS a month. clyde
Ifackworth, Kirkland Hotel. Kirk
land. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

+|
1v'H h On the Job every minute
T. vi azys . picnic spelling a
! y ~ saxps~
y zbcys Is one OF the planks In
oryh.fsrm o. Hugo Kelley. the
Egxzi eazdidafe from Rainier
~ lcr he South commissioner
ksoihsr 81 bis pianks reads:
vm make Il ny business 70
vfsf Tocr money IL being
~ ihs before Il "a spent"
4. Caae, progressive candl-
- governor. was presented
aanss banner By the Women's
q West Seattle. his home. and
~ s'eras the West Seattle fer.
41-lzz Case will address a
e'zs At Uua tonight.
- hotgs,~ peoples candidate
pss'nor. Is plugging away In
sssfern part Of the state a.
g he chicaso convention was
4 d nap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

totsi ss.st sss.ss .s.-s.s va telsVl
King. -.
1. }. a. Ende. A Cashier Of the
above named bank. do nolomniv
swear that tho foregoing statement
Il true 10 the best OF my knowtcdge
and belief.
J. q. ENDo
A. Cashier.
Correct Attest
BENZ \. OftNIck.
J. r. kfKuTAkf.
fNotariai Seai1 Directors
Subscribed and sworn 60 before me
thta 1iet day Of Iune, 1919.
A. &. YAtIikE.
Notary Public In and for the state
Of MashlnKton, reading AZ seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Los, and Pound.

~~~~-~.~<e~s~-~~~~- >~~~-~~e~~-~-~~-~-~
I.oaf~~goid watch sat afternoon
AZ Athistir ball park name engraved
on inside cover. Emmett y patty.
XMAS 1907. Findar will be LITERALLY
rewarded by raturutu9 10 =. J. SHf I.
~. simmons Mfg Co. ist Az = ana
Mass At. or phonins NJ tI&L
Faund-~The right place 20 have ycur
watch repaired ayuons. fswrist.
f4aT Thiri. near Ftksl All w0fk
guaranteed
t---Thurmaay. Oft moving var. be-
tween California av. and Wool
land park. a straw suit case. Call
Monroe $50
Party In known who took pnrse last
night AZ lodge. Please return T. Y,
a. r. Bldg and nothing more VIII
be said.
black and white pointer puppy. At
Isesehi park. w. y browH. MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22

500
ono acre Of ground on east side Of
Lake Washington. t-room plaster
en- house. w tpeab snSs srooasr. lis
bearing fruit trees. small fruit.
grape vines. steam evaporator wa
ter system cold frames This place
has a fine outlook over the lake.
and Is less than y mile from The
1900 down. balance on easy terms.
n. n Dirty
Beaux Arts Village.
Take steamer Fortuna from I.cachf
park.
MACADAM ROAD AT kfRKi4ND
A fiaa. we'll iyinx piece Of land on
this new road. within a short walk
% the ferry dock. view OF Lake
washington. IDEAL h0Fneeits. where
one can raise Vegetables. fruits
and chickens Price $3.50. terms
so cash and $40 q month. Come
over today or sunday. Take n
Madison car and county ferry or
Anderson boat 90 trips daily TO
Burke A Farrarn office "a Kirk
iand OF call ioi Cherry ~
YOUR CHANCE
ts50--ttao down. viii buy tomorrow
an acre tract ~ &. !. smiths
FIRST Az. South Addition. This
IL rich. level land, never over
ftoWs. scent car fare. 0thcIN
are selling tNsfoot lots for 1850
each. while enc of these tracts
Ia seven times larger. Come IA
and zee for yourself This IL
your chaice TO make some nice
money. $3.50 total price. flge
cash. balance IN years.
THE
REALTY LOAN * BANKING co.
stk Central nldg
Five acren nice level land. on county
road. 10 miles from seattle. fine
for chickens and fruit. good soil
Price only te0A. 90. terms tss.so
cash, balance ff0oe per month.
MERRITT REALTY co.
1Eo-7zi ~ n. nix.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage
n. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. Washington Main vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Special Notices.

J1ss fcnff6' pfSf n solSny snA
medicine. spanish steam baths. -.
pccialty. Gotondrina tinlmenf lor
rheumatism paralysis. nerves
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and Tor all
sorts 81 skin diseases. Hours I e
Rnd 10 , y. M. A1G8n HniiArt
Ave. Room a. Trhfton Hotel
Phone Ballard tss3
Seattle summer school for Krnmmsf
grade pupils az odd Fellows Tenn
pie. June "a te August ,. moruiuH
sessions. tutoring In hiHh school
Hrf ircts furnished. Phoue Beacon
g6ts er Harrison 1901.
Nichols banaaiows' uineklay Isik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-22
Wanted-Agents

No experience needed. earn big In
come selling our goods srnd Tor
1917 winner. Eclipse Jobbtng
Agency. Pomona. WASH.
Naioamen each state 10 handle coa-
Nunient. profitable speciality. very
sAlRbie side or regular Hoe. give
pFasent experiences. willard. Iowa
City, Iowa
side line, pocket samples, 10 nln-
uten. $40 commisalous hiGh Efade
mrn only. 40 other need apply,
Advertising Novelty Co. Newton.
la.
100 o. weekly profit. start In busi-
ness for yourself Don't worry
about rapitat--no experience. Boyd
NJ nrown. Omaha, Nao.
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
E0 nTff1slSw0lTflf a0SS
1871 Ftfst ave. Matn OF klliatt gt9.
untNersity Undertaking rarlors. s1is
18th ~ h. North ala w. ~ Fork
ncr.
uonney Watson Co. Funeral ptree-
tors. THIRD sr, and lnissFsity.
Main ~. Elliott stt
We atm 20 sallafS ~saad wtIi- Eaulp-
ped for weddings. receptions. fu-
ncfals. PARIS FiOitfsT---2is PIKE.
huttNS FLORAL Co. col 1rd. Main
stls-Cui nauerz dea.xn. scott.
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Situation Wanted-MaIe


A partially ~Hpied wants position
TO care for lSwn and Eardgn pest
references furnished. x-Sb2, star,
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Help Wanted---FemaIe


Help Wanted--Femaic
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Any woman o. average lntclliEsncs
can Immediately be established N -
permanent business. We teach you
how 10 easily earn ffofn fsge % "
sse9e % yearly. The guarnnteei
corsetH made 20 order National
cornrtieFes. Dept. ttt. Chiea 20.
wanfsf-rounw women. eithet s..
work as talaphons operators Ap-
ply 10 nos srd av. or 1870 ifth
av. The Pacific Telsphons and
Telegraph Co.
Earn tio weekly addressing post :
cards AZ home. Bunch OF cafas
and particulars. Zoe. %. w. kecnn,
la Alder Court, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
W antef--Siiria for general house.
work 20s Liberty Bldg, Thiro
and Union. --
wanted--Taiented young ladies for
theatrical work. Room 3Ss Liberty
Bldg ..-.----.--------
young woman required as wet nurse.
Phone East stfs i1og y. Pine
Wanted--sgood cook for private
Rome Phone Kenwo0d $3.50.
wNNTED--A small furnished apart
ment. close In, In eschanKs Ter
dressmaklng. BIG ArraI. L-1G.