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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-26
Law SCHOOL. !: !. !. :.
y. y. CREATES STIR
DEAN Hoee COMES TO ATS DE.
FEN E.ANo WILL ANSWER STU,
DENTS CHARGES.

An II .RS--4-
me loud .sak' 4iaphe59f the would,
beiiaWyers Of The university has kick.
ed UP quite lot or trouble, and fol.
lowing their published cards announc.
ing that any one who knocked their
school would be given ducking in
the MonongahelR river, Dean Hogg, of
the Law school mas gone to the de.
Tense OF the law school, and will do
his part in unfolding 1t.
In the last issue of the Anthenaeum
the West Virginia University school
paper published by the students at
the university, there appeared an arti-
Gle written BY Mr.. Griffin. law
student in the University, wherein
Mr.. Griffin made several statements
regarding the condition of the rooms
aud study halls in the law school, the
method of teaching, and asking that
at least one competent teacher be Sc
cured for the law school. 90. 80,
Immediately following the publica.
ton of the paper containing the
story, the students. of the law school
got together and decided TO prepare
paper denying the charge, and they
appointed a committee consisting of
j. L. Smith, Charles Baker and 10.
seph Stratton, who conferred with
Dean Hogg, with the result that they
will prepare a paper in answer 10 the
charges made by Mr.. Griffin. which
will be published in the Athenaeum
on Saturday of this week, tomorrow.
The one thing about the paper
which attracts such great attention
is that DR.. Thomas Hodges, the presi-
dent OF the university. approved the
paper and allowed 1t to be published
in the school paper.
The publication of the paper, and
the attendant result have created
quite a stir in the university circles,
and all now await with impotence
the reply of the dean of the law school
to the charges made by the young
lawyer,
One of the striking paragraphs In
the long article follows: ata.
I'm respect to the equipment,
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.BlHs[R NlN
WRESTLING BlgT
SMALL CROWD SAW THE MAT AR.
lists IN GRAPHING GAME.
THE VICTORY CAME BY TWO
STRAIGHT FALLS.

Paul Bowser, the American wrestler
last evening defeated Tony Perilla, his
Italian antagonist, in two straight
rails; taking the first fall in % min
utesi lis seconds, and the second one
In ssyep mIputes and IS seconds. The
arstst alls was result Of the ham
mer Jock and bar lock, while the sec.
ond oney%assoptaihed by the toe hold.
The match was well attended, and
the crowd was we'll pleased with the
work OF Charles Reinecke and VIM.
Floors in the prelimlnatles. No one
took up Bowser's proposal to attempt
to stay with him for Is minutes for
his S25.OO offer.
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Art EXHIBIT

The High school exhibit is PRAYING
10 be very popular with the people OF
this city, large crowds attending the
exhibit yesterday afternoon and last
evening, while all ready there are quite
number present this afternoon.
The tea served yesterday afternoon
by the High school girls was much ap-
preciated by those present. some very
excellent tea and small cakes being
se9ed free of charge to all Of those
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who attended the affair, while last
evening the musical programme, rend,
cred was delightful indeed.
The pictures exhibited are of the
highest order. being exact replicas by
the famous Turner Company, of the
most high valued pictures by all OF
the old masters. as well as some of
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DIXIE

see thsthrIllIng ride in
.'BRoNcHo RlLLY's CHRISTMAS
DINNER"
On a stage coach. 1t is as thrilling,
exciting and realistic as anything Of
It's character ever seen in photo
play.
ZONE TOUCH. OF NATURE"
Makes the whole world akin. An un-
usual Vltagraph drama.
TOMORROW PATHE's WEEKLY.
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- ~ For ladies' $500 and $3.50
AsfJ Quaker" and esoeiesy
shoes.
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the famous painters OF the later das
Many 81 the teachers of the lower
grades in the grammar schools ale
taking their pupils to see the exhibit
giving the children a chance 70 study.
the different pictures, at the samle.
time explaining to them the names
and meanings Of the different pictures.
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90 Fer ehlldren,s al teathsr
zoe shoes, worth $3.50.
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LAuGHLIN HERE.

George Laughlin, of Wheeling, can.
didate for the nomination of congress-
man from the Fifth district in COM
tany with John Cummins, was here
to-day in the interest of his cam
paign.
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IN For boys or girls solid
Leo Ieathershoes worth 700.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-26

a 90 For fine quality ladies'
f'1OblaeR coats, worth $1,000.
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"a Birth and death certificates we're
filed Gat thetofhce OF the clerk, Of the
county court for recording as fol
lows: z iEpig "a Hbtri,4
Births Dr.. McEachenb SYdeaths, z.
]. Anmons, 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-26

Those, who failed to see Madam \
can see. something similar in every
RESPECT at the Lyric today, Don't
fail to see It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-26

Most of the peonis who will find
new "one room homes" today will
find them as result OF answering to,
days furnished rooms ads.
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.Admlnirtrator AppOinted.

w. a, Roadheayer was appointed ad.
ninistrator OF the personal estate of
the late Virginia Reckart. Bond of
5000 was given. @n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
WHY RAISE CHICKENS? WHY
NOT A FOX FARM? LOOK!
PELTS SELL AT $1,000 EACH

4 car load Of silyer-tip aud .hluc
s..ss arrived in Seattle on board
A. steamer Yukon this morning.
!. rpaic Tor New brunswick, where
~ yin be placed on the fox farm
A. William Nhepoly.
phepelrs bought the animals OF
,sisye trappers at various points
ss.sr The Coast. The pelts OF the
sIss foxes are worth $3.50 to S200.
4 good silvertip peli sometimes
S.shes a. much as $4,000,
DAM enough. the silvertiR fox.
seeofling 70 naturallsts. Is merely
I eammoa red fox whose fur. due TO
s,tmatic conditions, has undergone
! rolnr.change. giving il that sil.
vsrs tingc 80 highly pFifcd by fur
r,>rs Thus. while a red foX's pelt
: worth only a few cents. that OF
4 sllserlp IL worth small for
snrt
vhepeley VAS able to sleep but
mile on the down voyage. as the
frxe< demanded his constant care.
and on lsnding. he lost no time In
rt.sln9 his charges past the Gus
inns officers and turning them
over 10 the express company which
4 10 send them on 70 the foN.farm.
~orr than 5000 miles away.
sfox fsrmlng." said Mhepeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
BIG DIAMOND
MERCHANT is
FOUND SLAIN

nv tniiea rfssH Leased Wire
CHICAGO. Dec. So. Z. Lowue.
a diamond merchant. was found
dead today In his office IA the Me
Nickers theatre building. Ia the
heart OF the loop" district. today
His head was crushed. his hands
were tied behind him aud gag
was IN mis- mouth
When boy found the corpse an
empty cartridge lay beside Il. while
In the same room WAS Logue's safe.
with the door locked How long
the diamond dealer had been dead
and whether he was shot before u
hlndgeon crushed his skull viii be
determined at an autopsy Il Is TIM
possible 70 learn whether anything
was stolen until the safe Is opened
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"is a gamble. but have made mon.
ey az Il. buy the foxes In pairs
for breeding The rlskiest time Is
when the wild animals are bccon.
itg rccuneiled to captivity
Il was afraid they would sicken
on the way down. but. by careful
feding aud keeping the temperature
exactly right ] pulled them
through.
"oD reaching the farm. they must
be given many weeks OF absolute
quiet. Life ON the farm must be
for them "a nearly like the Wild as
Il Is possible TO make t. other.
wise. they viii brood and slckcn
with fright refuse TO eat. and die
And every time a fox dies bang
goes a few hundred dollars
Whepeley's car load OF Rewards
Is heavily insured. lie will not
realize on hts investment until a
year hence. az the earliest. The
fur Ia taken the last week In De.
oemher aud shipped TO London for
the March sales. The pelts are
sent by mail. Insured. After the
sale. the skins 30 to Leipsig FOR
manufacture The finished pieces
often pass into the hands OF royalty.
especially az Russia and Austria.
where fox fur Is much used In
court ceremoniais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
PREMIER ASQUITH
PREDICTS PEACE

~ United FFeaa f.nased WIZ
LONDON. Dee. 20.--Flat prcdic.
ton that the conferences now In
progress here would agree on
terms which would settle the
Balkan war was made here today
by Premier Asquith In speaking at
a Lord Mayors luncheon. given BY
that dlgnitary to the peace ENJOYS
before they we're presented to King
George
Il am an optimist." said As
quith. Il believe that the neEotia-
tons now In progress here between
the Balkan combatants viii be
successful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
SON OF RUSSIAN
CAR VICTIM OF
WHITE PLAGUE

BERLIN, Dec. 20.--That tnbercu'
losis Is the true explanation OF the
Illness o. the czarevitch Of Russia.
was stated here today In medical
circles. where a report IL current
that Prof Israel. OF Berlin. recent.
ly went 10 st. Petersburg aud re-
moved tubercular kidney from
the cxar's helr apparent
II IL said here that the car paid
Isruel $4,000 and granted the
physicians request 10 resciud all
laws which prohibit Jews settling
In kleff and Odessa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
JUDGE CARKEEK,
IF YOU PLEASE
FEET OF HIM !

Judge Vivian Carkeek.
Ne was there. all right. right on
~ bench IN department No s Of
the superior court OF King county.
yoa could see him 70 you took
H. troable The bench didn't hide
osiie al OF him
Jadge Vivian Carkeek Is only a
~ feet high. four feet or so. aud
le weighs just about 30 little
pDoads Hat he's some lawyer
vas crack student out At the U.
IL W. a dozen years or so ago.
So when Judge Macintosh de-
eided to take a trip To California.
u picked Vivian Carkeek 20 act as
tGmwrary judge In his place
He didn't have a judicial gown
o. Macklntosh's was too big.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
- lbs sugar, 81; mixei nuts. i5c
y. Ne - sacks local patent fiours,
Ne With othsr 81 order. stc tea.
Nc. pesmut butter. fsc ~. butter
uilk ii}f gal ranch eggs. 2 dos : .s
" DOR cans. cans corn. 1oc
eteuIder lamb. sc ~ feEs lamb fsc
"a. legs Soung inuttoa. teac 10. +.
p1sk Fuasi. fsHc lb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

Ed Range. 20. teamster for the
Mckinley Hin Dairy. was driving
his team across the ~. r. tracks
M Seattle boulpevard and Lyon ST..
when a switch engine crashed into
the wagon. dragging Il p feet.
Range was taken to the Seattle
General hospital. suffering from
bruises about the head and chest.
Ills injuries are not serious. The
wagon was demolished.
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cnlNamAN HAVING HARD TIME.

VANCOUVER. Wash. Dec CO.
nessrnlng from Portland. where he
was endeavoring 20 get a license
10 wed. Charles Wong. a Chinaman.
fpand his flance. Mary Watson. n
white girl. in the company o. two
soldiers and knocked her TO the
street. Both are IN Jail today as
IT, result OF the episode.
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Lost and Found.

FN7FV7vNF7eFl7V7V1FFN7fgs
Party TO whom lady delivered purse
Ia lion Marrhe tnyatory about /
y. IA. Thursday IL known. Return
TO Hon Mafchs office and save
prosecution, no questions asked
Lnht-At ioAler way. South Park
car. iady's hand antOhel with real
estate deed and watch material.
Return 10 J. fIarbridRe. IeweiaF.
aud get reward.
About $50 y. m December iE. In
court house. ut auditors desk, a
small brown purse containing
money. Finder call Kenwood $50
Sterling silver thimblea, Toe; sterling
silver match boxes, 100. Little
J~weiry Store that sells for less
1877 Third
For ferrier with COLLAR. Eillott T7g4
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Business Chances

BLACKSMITH SHOP
Doing nice business. sell big lot and
shop for feoQ, on easy tofmn. n
you can do the work ! ain too old
Tor shooting. turn away work. &.
y. Hogan, Bothen. Wash.
Partner wanted who understands
the poultry business and has some
means Address Box s1s. Beiiing-
han EEaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

KLAMATH FALLS, OR-Refut-
Ing reports current in Portland, at.
torneys here who defended Noble
Faulder, hanged at Salem last Fri
day, declared that every cent OF a
5000 fund TO aid Faulder was
properly spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

sweet potato sausage ftc III
uefHH dll pickles. zee do1s sauer-
truuf- los at imported blood sau-
ne, 1Sc H.. Imported goose liver
massage. 1sc ID. imported Nett.
wrrst l5c h.. Matios Holland her
fuE. Ice each. for f1c. fresh
H31s Grass butter. fec ID. SnIder's
s@.fsup. zoe bottle. salad oil. Toe bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

The committee consisting OF City
Engineer Dimmock. Light Superin-
tendent Ross and Superintendent
Of Public Utilities Valentine. APP
pointed by the board OF public
works TO award the bids for the
equipment for the Municipal rail.
way. will not make the awards I'M
III next Friday. The committee
met before the board today. but
failed TO reach any decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

LONDON, Dec. 20.--Predlction
that DR.. Bernard Drachman Of New
York will be invited TO become
chief rabbi OF the British empire. is
made here today by the Jewish
World.
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For Sale-Poultry

s-~,-~-~,--~-~-~-----~-~-~~>s
White Orplngtons, 5 fine pullets, Z
erels, fine birds. $1,000 for the lot
Ralph II. Young, li9 w 10th St
For SALE Buff orpington cockerels
2 White Orpingtons, Rhode
Island Reds. 621 35th av. East
$3.50.
A few nice Burt Orpington cockerels
and pullets for sale. very reason
able. A. Fred Fluckiger George
town.
ROSTERS, a Farris strain. 20ib w.
Barrett st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

Postmaster Russell ia playing
Santa Claus again this year. as usu-
al Numerous letters have come to
him from Seattle children, telling
what they want Santa to bring
them for Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. - THAT health
conditions In the Philippines. due
to American sanitation methods,
are better than ever before. is the
announcement contained IN the an.
nual report u nc insular bureau OF
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

LONDON. Dec. 20.--After years
Of search. the recovery OF Yelaquez
portrait OF Canon Juan Da Fonseca,
painted In 1923, is reported here to-
day. The picture was found in ex-
ceIient condition, II il said, stored
In the garnet Of London house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

REDDING. Cal, Dec. 20.--Dellb-
erately returning to a blast which
he and his partner had Just lighted.
Geo. A. Hall. a miner. was instantly
killed today ut the Iron Mountain
mine. near here.
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COUNCILMAN HAAS win intro

COUNCILMAN HAAS viii intro
duce an ordinance at Mondays
meeting TO appropriate 1000
from the general fund for the con
structlOn OF seven sub fire and po-
lice stations. The stations at Dens-
more av. and North 45th ST.. and
California av. and West Alaska Ut.
VIII be joint fire and police sta
tons.
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HOLIDAY GTFTs

Ny~N~~~c~N~o~~~~-~>e>o~ ~~-~cNc~~~~e~N~~~~~
Want house a office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler. bio Pike. NJ. 322T.
Modern Furn Co. AIS Pike. M. 6SfS,
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Honcstcads

e~~~~~~-4~~.~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~I~~~@e~~I~~es~~~~~~
or desert cinim rriinquish-
msnt, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fcred. Thomas cralr al Union st
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Farm Lands

-~~~~~~-~-~~s~>~-~~~~ -~c@-~,~rs~-~-~~-~
COWS. PIGS. CHICKENS
Lots Of them on this 2e-acre place
= mile from school and store
nearly all cleared new g-Foom
house and barn. good we'll thickiy
settled neiRhborhood. Price fZ.sOg,
on easy terms
WEST COAST LAND CO.
iif3-if American Bank Bldg.
10 ACRES at a bargain. good soil,
close In. fine FOR chickens and
fruit. Take 81 cash and g.
month. or ! will sell half I also
have two level lots Al Kirkland.
VIII sell for g4b each. on your
own terms See Mr. Hack worth.
at new building on Kirkland ferry
wharf
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sNS~~~fN~~~S~~a~s~e~.~s~ ><-S-~~~.~s~<-s~~-~|~S~
RUPTURE CURED. permanent no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years. ages ! 10 rs Harvard Hys.
TEN. BIZ kifol Bldg, Seattle.
filppodromo Academy banding
taught IN two lessons. private or
claAH, Apply office.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened. SOC
dor ranofs. f5c, etc. 1904 eth kv,
Oct Acauaint9d society. Names and
addresses. 7os Pine a.
Say II saw II In The star"
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Aforementioned

NeTaeef-f afsfafefs
POTATO LAND
Cleared ana 10 grass one crop VIII
pay for land Phone. H. r. -,
tories. mills. mines. orchmsriea.
fruit Gamer and condenser, good
wages. fine market Call and sec
sample Of soil ana products. pic
lures OF homes IN this district.
Price 5000 per acre. 1900 cash.
800 per month.
POTATO LAND
10 acres for f3bO 90, 5000 cash. $500
per month, without interest
SOUTHWEST WARRINGTON LAND
COMPANY
Room 10 Downs bldg, ZOE End Az.
BETWBEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MAO acres good soil. partly Inn
proved, fronting on picturesque
lake. and commanding an unob-
Htructed and sweeping view OF the
Sound ana mouutains III health
compeis owner 20 sell. Price 90
cash. balance 20 suit.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska Building.
10 ACHES. WITH sTREAAf. 1900
Practically level. some good saw
mill. half mile 10 school. cheap
fare % Seattle. f75 cash and 80
monthly.
+. VAN ARsDALE & co.
1903 Third Az.
/ 6-Rere tracts at $40 per acre. /
good soil. only 10 miles from /
Seattle. good locality. terms 4
Phone sidney ll7t.
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Exchange--Real Estate

Exchange-ReaI Estate
S~~~~~~~~~sNN~~~~ ~S~-~S>~-~s~-~~>~~-e~
90 ACRES. adjoining one Of tho best
towns In the Yakima valley. very
beat Of soil. all improved. This
farm is n money maker. but on
account OF other business, owner
cannot give " his attention. Price
for quick turn. 5000. Would con-
slider Improved seattls property
for part
ROnERT MALTnY
1910 Alaska building.
A shcrsspower gasoline launch 10
trade for piano.
iots. valued sioe each. % trade for
furniture or anything OF equal
value VIII trade one or all OF
the lots
Phone c. Madison. Elliott s2sow.
typewriter wanted, part payment
on new piano or player. excellent
chance. N-T2h, star.
VIII trade 80 acres. 20 Improved
with stock and Implements. for
home IN city. Gahel toz Arcads.
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Acreage

10 ACRES. sT1s
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
Located west Of the city. with ?
boats daily 90 market. iac fare
and cheap freight rate. also very
close TO Navy Yard. where farm
produce ia always IN demand.
close 70 school, good neighbors
and delivery from stores Soil is
ideal for poultry or berries. Fine
truck land
SEE THIS TRACT
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
Branch office, SIS Washington 81.
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1's1'1"|,1'1'-1-lH1e1sT~~ -oNN~~N~~~~-N-~
rooms 81 90
5 rooms, $500.
5 roouiH. modern. 1850
rooms, $1,000 rooms 2 lots
ti.sDo Terms. John .. Walton a
Co, Columbia fs5.
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Furnished Rooms

-.>~~~~~~-~s~-~>~~~>e~~
Two furnished housekeeping rooms.
near S9fh and Fremont tie.eQ
Phone North issE
splendid front Wow rooms for two.
nov ready, iitt sixth Av.
81 so--warm outside room. COZ
Eighth av.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiisA
flrnt IiAiea Zoe daily and UP.
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Wanted-To Borrow

~~~N~~N~rN~~~~N~~ N~~~~4>~~~N~N~~~
Wanted-Money to loan on first
mortgages. pa Liberty Bldg.
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Apartments Tor Rent

furnished. tgo. phonc, light NJ tll0.
Excelsior Apis Furnished and I'M
furnished sih and Pike MAln .kei
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HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY

5-room modern house with fun
basement. furnace. laundry trays.
street paved. all street improve
montM In and paid FOR. ia the
broadway district. near Repub-
licnu st.. $500 90 cash and 81. oo0. 90
payable $500 per monfh. like
putting money IN the bank This
property WAS sold for $4,000 a few
mnntba ago. The owner IL Isl the
government employ. and 10 trans
ferred 90 another location. and IL
willing 20 sacrifice 10 make a
quick turn. ~ the time you get
this property paid for, IN ali prob
ability "a will be worth from
100000 TO se.oc0 90. and IL cost
Ing you very iittic. counting your
rent
JACKSON REALTY a. LOAN co.
t09-is Bailey Bldg.
Main iif.
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Board and Room

sbii 18th as, ~ ~, cor. esih.
Children boarded. private home. std
nsy izf8
Hest ~ care, day. week or month
Ballard 1875 fsts W etth
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Lodge Notices

English Women Daughters OF ~
George meet tho second Thursday
afternoon and the fourth Thursday
evening In Washington hail, cor
ner i4th and ". Fir ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

HERES A GOOD MY
20 ACRES north of the city. very
best OF soil. all I'm meadow. garden
and PASTURE controlling outside
pasture for 20 cows; good b-room
cottage, large barn. plenty Of
water, fine bearing orchard. handy
10 Seattle by rail- boat or wagon.
good auto road. Price for quick
sale. $500. easy terms to rerpon-
nible party.
ROBERT MAITBY
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rrtyersity Undertaking. Pariors, sslt
.ftfh y. z North ala w. 4. Pork
~ ~ grrTf1twoRTH a soNA
1871 fifsi az Main or Ellioit 80,
.ocooo~.o.-~tJs .,tsJi.r..>
Ws5ons cut slo~eFs. funeral ptacss
Elliott stst ifis Second Green.
house. Beacon FTs
auftSs FLoHAL. Co. s0i ard Main
atta-=Cut flowers designs seeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20
si2.5o PER ACRE

100 acres. 80 acres vine maple and
alder bottom. markets, canucries
creRmerfcs within easy reach, on
county road. postoffice, store and
school near by. This ~ n bargain.
look IL up.
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

10 ACRES, SOUND VIEW. 5000
NORTH or SEATTLE
Level, good soil. good road, fine To-
cation. worth twice No money
CHURCHILL, EASTf 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-20

6-acre tracts az go per acre.
good soil. only 10 miles from
Seattle. good locality. terms.
Phone sidney IT'S.