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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-12
STONE DOES 1T

PORTLAND. Nov. f2.--f'oliowing
army rules. a sentry AZ Vancouver
Barracks endeayored to fire upon
a military prisoner who was seek
ing to escape. Either bis clip
jammed or the striking pin failed
to explode the cartridge.
Being thus prevented from
hurting a HudsonThomas bullet
into the anatomy Of the fugitive.
the sentry cast aside his new model
Springfield and feiled the prisoner
with n stone after a brief chase.
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down the surplus matter In God.
dard's resolution. and accepted
that part OF Il which was recon
msnded Last week by the finance
committee. namely, to AJAX the engi.
neer to furnish the council with an
itemiEed statement OF all money ex.
pended Goddard had asked. In
addition. that work on the dam be
discontinued. but this part Of his
resolution did not prevail.
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G. N. EARNINGS
SHOW INCREASE

Gross revenues OF the Great
Northern for the year ending June
80. 1919. tolaled sss.isI.iss. the
largest In tho roads history aud a
gain OF SOC per cent over tho pre-.
vious year. Economics In operating
made the net earnings very large.
one def-rfment alone. tho main
tonancr aving ttSs.s90.
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NOTICE OBJ TIME OF CLOSING
BOOKS or HEgiSTHATIOS
Ao1on e hereby given 20 the cleo
tors OF seattle School District Ne.
King County. state ~ Washing
I On who are residents Of those
portions 81 said District which lie
.. aalAide the Incorporated unita OF
tho City ~ Seattle. that the book :
OF registration for the purpose Of
permitting said electors who re-
std. In said outside territory, 90
register aud become qualified
voters ~ Tho annual and special
NJ school district elections 20 be held
IN said biatfirt on saturday. the
7th day 81 December. 1919. are
now open al The office Of the See r
az Seventh av. and Marion st. and
that said books Of registration
will remain open between the
hours % o'clock n. m aud
o'clock y. m. on each and every
day fsxcept legal holidays1 from
the date hereof up 10 and includ
fng Saturday. November aoth. 1919.
and all persons desiring 60 vote AT
said election who have not here
tofore during this year 1918 regis
tered IN the manner and within
The iIme pr.ssrieed sy Law. viii
fore tho last mentioned date.
Further notice IL given that said
books OF rcEiet rat ton viii be
cioaed finally and for all purposes
ON Saturday. the goth day OF Me-
vcmber. 1914 And no person can
thereafter register. and no name
will thereafter be registered for
the purpose Of said annual and
special school elections.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hrruunto set my hand and affixed
the seal OF seattle School District
No. !. King County. State Of
Warrington. this nth day OF Mo-
vember. 1919.
By order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
REUBEN w. JONES Sec'y.
Board OF Directors Seattle school
District No. I. King County. wash
fngton.
fQfaf
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1csoFayrla OFFICER Blaine was
- sp<eding o1t In the rain AT
naS lat Eight In answer to a
sl'< cell for heip from Miss A.
.Na III Temple pl-. who had
pued 70 the police that there
- NO men In the hack yard try.
= 81 Ia the house. Blaine ar
= p nnd the lady armed with
~ I'D shnddering with fear
- noise made by two cows graz.
b the back yard.
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Dead" Man Alive and
Live" One ID Dead

Los ANgFfsEH. Nov. TT Two
men named Charles y Wilson were
IN At the same time nj the County
Hospital here and when one %
them died several days axo their
Identities became mixed. Tho body
% the dead Charles v. Wilson.
which was ON les way TO pfiladei-
phla TO fili the grave intended for
the other Charles y. Wilson. haa
been halted and turned back from
Yuma, Arik
Discovery Of the error was made
by the supposedly dead Charles r.
Wilson. Ito walked into hotel
where he had formerly lived and
was surprised when tho iandlady
tainted. II was explained 10 WI.
son that the hospital had reported
his death and his sister in PhIiadci-
phia had been notified.
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(. ROOSEVELT
PERFORMS WELL

Skw YORK. Nov. i2--John NJ.
M president Of the Metropolitan
nv. Railway Co. received a let.
= today IRON his son. Frank. pres.
~. q q biz railroad in Brazil. In
MA he told about Kermit Roose.
-. Z son OF the colonel. The let.
h nd:
K Raoss<elt Il running q con
rr1efion train between BaEra Fun
\ = Ne ssexn shovels. making a
e - h performing very well
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ETTOR ON STAND TELLS
OF GREAT STRUGGLE

SALEM, Mass. Nov. i2--Cooi re-.
citai or tho part he played ia the
great Industrial struggle nj Law.
renee last winter was given To the
Jury today by Joseph ]. Ettor. co
defendant with Antonio caruso and
Arturo Gioyannltti. on trial here
for the alleged murder of Anna Lo-
plkso. woman striker lie out.
lined hia career from the time he
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PUBLIC MARKETS
WEsTr.aKE

Apples. soc TO si.eo box; Ghost
nuts. l5c H.. wnInuts. , lbs. csc
almonds. zoe ID. mixed nuts. zoe
ID: hazeInuts. zoe ID; Suitana figs
. pkgs. Toe. grape fruit. for 2se,
oranges, Ice doz.; canning pears, 81
box. lemon drops, fsc H.: butter
scotch. Ice h.: saited peanuts, l5c
ID. boxes matches. Toe; cans
cream. ffc. 2 cans corn, f4c; eating
apples. soc box: lemons. acc doz.
potatoes. 81 sack. sweet potatoes.
lbs. 2bci dry onions. ti1b sack
csc; 16c can peas, i0c; raisins,
pkQa 2bc
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GODDARD SPOUTS BUT COUNCIL
GOES AHEAD WITH WORK

Councilman Goddard came pre-
pared with lengthy resolution and
a longer typewriter speech yesger.
day. TO prove that the work on the
Cedar river dam was In a chaotic
condition" Il was Goddards peri.
odlcal attack on the city engineer.
Ing department
The council. With the votes OF
Councilmen Blaine. Hcsketh. Erick.
son. Wardall and Marble. voted
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INSPECT DAM
SITE AGAIN

Counctlmsn HnRa. Goddard,
Griffiths and Engineers Dimock
and Paddock are visiting the nsw
masonry dam site at Cedar Lake
today on one OF their periodic
tours OF inspection.
Work on this 1900. 900 project
viii not DO delayed for a minute.
because thousands Of dollars are
waived for every month the dam
IL ineffective. Tho engineering de.
partment has been requested mere
~ to furnish the council with an
iiemined account Of expenses for
which the appropriation % sic. 900
has lately been asked.
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WIFE i7,DlvORCE
FROM HUBBY, "a

KAS9AS CITY. Mo. Nov. Ia
'n2Asrinx~ seven children. nearly
Z 4 whom are older than herself.
~ ~ snrrexsfuI IN the case OF
M n harris II years old. who
hruusAt sais for divorce In the cir.
"a court against John y Harris.
4 ygon Id Ms. Harris married
NJ she wxx Is years old. she al.
- assertion to her petition.
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Almonds or English walnutn. zoe
h.: coooanuts, Toe each: English
mullins, for Toe; home made mince
pies. 25c each. individual size, SC
each; Zoe loaves bread, 1bcs 10 ibR
sugar, soc. with a0c ordcf teas cof-
fees or spices; 2 bottles catsup, acc;
steel cut coffee, 35c ID; 20c cnn
sliced pineapple. Ice. f5c can clans
Toe. 2bc can asparagus tips. zoe.
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Situation Wanted - Male

I1luIhbing wanted, owner furnish
In material. XIII
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NIVNl y. J.. Nov. fz.-t,dl
4 6euiss. 20 years old. il nj.
- VIA . peculiar form Of blind.
Nhils daylight prevails
I1lu Y aAe TO work and can dis
aealan offsets plainly. With dusk
:. sy, - becomes totally blind
o I. - q family Of six chill.
mree boys and three girls,
rnile all the boys were born
= The girls possess perfect
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Sugar cured picked pork 1sc 10. I:
spiced corned brisket 40c ID. mince
meat, lbs 25c. sirloin steak, fsc
lb.. spare ribs, 12Mc H.; T-bone
halibnt cheeks lbs. ase. finnan
haddio, zoe H.. tenderioin OF sole,
3 lbs 25c. eggs. 30c dox.: Iowa but
ter. 2 lbs Soc: oranges, doz. 2bc:
grapes, 2bc basket. hot peppers, ioc
h., Brussels sproutx . lbs. Ice.
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~~~N~~~s~~-~s~~4c-- s~~>~0~-~-~~~-~s~~~~~
DIR. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiros
practor. Hours : 20 y. IN. 2te-T
attendant
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor
over 2o0 cases cured past two
years, ages ! 10 ~. Harvard Sys-
tenn, SIT Eisei Bldg. Seattle
VIII Mrs. ]. r. Fiemming tinun.
dreErl phone Main 9Sos for con-
tents important telegram
GILLETTE BLADES sharpcned, soc
doz raxors. csc. etc. 1904 tth av.
Get Acquainted society. Names and
addresses eos Pine ~.
Say n saw II In The star"
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HARPER WON'T QUIT

PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. Il
Collector OF Customs Harper will
not resign his post on account OF
Woodrow Wilson's election. He
made this statement today. deciar.
Ing that his term will net be up
for two years.
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CHICKEN WALKS
ON FOUR LEGS.

End. Fla. Nov. f2.--Mrs. v. l..
Hagerman has discovered another
freak In her baruyard. II In chick.
en- with four legs. each ieg having
four toes. Recently Mira. Hagerman
found a very large egg. She broke
q, and on the inside. floating In the
meat OF the eggs. Was another egg.
with hard aheli.
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BANKRUPTCY CASE

Voluntary petitions IN bankruptcy
were filed In tho district court by
Grant u. Price OF Kent and by r. u.
Pinkham and J. G. Pinkham. man
ayers OF the Pinkham hotel. Fifth
nv.
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Lost and Found.

F'(VNF1F~FFH|'('FtFHF'[F
htrayed or stolen from tho Graham
ranch V nils southeast of South
Side Stallion. On S9httie- Tacoma
interurhsn. one nfny horse, ]
years ola, weighing about 1900
pounds. A reward will be paid
for the recovery Seattle Refuse
Collection Co. s0f Olive It, Main
3T7o
Lost Umbrella. keepsake, saturday
noon Mt Pike Place Market. silver
handle. monogram Miss turrie.
1890" Liberal reward. Return 10
400 Terry Az. Main boaf.
When buying for Xmas. don't for-
get the Little Jeweiry Store. that
sells FOE ieas. Myron hym0ns. itz7
Third.
LoHt--A silver mesh purse. between
Pike. Harrison. on itantlaka car
line Enat GE1r
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Furnished Rooms

6 ofSsS 1fsSss' ne nffslfd 4. Isssilds
outside. 70 centa Hot water and
baths free. A splendid reading
room.
Front Furnished room for rent.
steam heated. close In. Phone
East 1883
GRAND fiAcirrc HOTEL stftn
FIRST Rates soc daily ard up
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rnroRs Norr-rhls Ia
~ ,sst az three articles BY tho
sr,s.x phrenolosist. written
srlslly for The STAR
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w G. De Laye. the 2i-year-old
burglar whose taste for pink socks
led 10 his arrest last week aud re.
sustant confession to the burglar
king Of the homes of G. d. 5tiinson
and Virgil Bogue. will be tried In
the superior court this week. De.
Layes burgIaries. II IL alleged.
amounted to several thousand dol
lars worth OF jewelry.
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INDIAN CHIEF DIES AT 100

TRAVERSE CITY. Nov. f2.--Joe
Manitou, Indian chief VINO WINS born
on the banks OF the Chicago river
100 years age. 10 dead.
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Board and Room

Children bosrded' best csTe. kofne
nurrpundinKs ballard lsss. tsts
W eGth
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Businesx Chances
A SPLENDID FARM
RICH SOIL


Desirable Location.
A money making farm. 30 acres Just
two miles from centralia. best
valley land. lies beautiful, fine
water. ~ acres cleared. balance
partly cleared and In pasture, d
roon house. large barn and other
fenced. macadamizsd road. an ideal
place for local gardens or n city
dairy. Price $3.50. A small pay
ment Of 1850 down and long time
on tbe balance. No. gbl.
BLACK BOTTOM LAND
80 acres. 80 acres in cultivation. good
roads. good town. telephono in
house. good e-foOm house. fine
barns. several other buildings
fruit. hay and feed, well fenced
In years at per cent. No. s7s.
SO acres. ~ miles from town. 20
acres partly cleared. lots OF tim
Der. fine water. extra good goii
Price 1900. easy terms. PEI
iie acres near chehRiis. on county
road. 70 acres has been cleared,
10 rods from school. Price tis
per acre. easy terms. No. soA
100 acres, miles from town. 10
acres cleared, clay loan soil on
county road. Price 1850 per acre.
any terms per cent No ssz.
EXCHANGE
~ acres fine bottom land. right on
tho Pacific highway. X mile from
railroad station. town. high school
Witi exchange this on t-room
house In Seattle
10 acres rich black level valley
land. all In meadow. night on elec-
tric line now under construction.
fine auto roads. Price ace per
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY, INC.
100 Second Az. Room ~ Downs BID.
Phone Main S56g.
10 ACRES $500
Good bottom land with excellent
grove OF cedar and fir timber,
close 20 Gienwood school. IN set
tied district. more than enough
timber on the tract 10 pay for a..
also fine farm land and handy TO
Seattle. Bremertou or Tacoma
TERMS as CASH
fIfFFpfsD 1913 Third Az.
nrancs Offlr~. ~ Washington 81.
JUST isc PER DAY
VIII buy nice little tract on which
any man can become independent
raising berries, fruits or chickens.
Handy 90 either Seattle or TR-
coma markets, acres for fzoo.
terms ~ per month. First class
soil. on county road, easily Inn
proved Puget Sound Farms Co.
COS Third az.
CHICKENS. CHICKENS. CHICKENS
have 6 acres. with Tbe chickens.
house. chicken houses. runuin Y
water horse wagon etc only u
mile from Lake Washington boat
landing. Going East Will give =
bargain 60 reliable party and easy
terms Inquire ~ kirkland Hotel
for SIR. ilrennemsn.
IL ACRES. WITH STREAM. $3.50.
$50 cash. SIC per month. all rich
brown shot clay loan. fine View
over Sound. easy 10 improve. close
60 school. handy 10 three towns
and good markets. 2sc fare 20 se-
attic.
+. Van Arndaie a Co. ises Third Az
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON undertaken
Is arrested on his step-daugh-
ter's complaint for putting
embalmlng fluid in the family
teapot.
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A. Burgman. a guest at the Bel.
mont hotel. was touched" for ss5
by two drinking acquslntances last
night at the Belmont bar.
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Funeral Directors.

University Undertaking PArtora, s1is
IAN y. ~ North ava. w. y Pork
ner.
~ ~ HrTTEtiwoHTH hoNA
1891 First Az. Main or Elliott ttf.
,e~o@~~o,-.S. s.s.'s l I -
ltlsdpn, cot ffo~era funeral pieces
EliIott gt8t g1fs Second. Graan-
house. Beacon p1A
zsfa~~t-ut fiowera designs seeds
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FIVE ACRE TRACT
nETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
GOOD SOIL
$3.50

torner s-acre tract. on fine county
road. with as good soil a. you are
likely 60 find between Sea tile and
Everett close TO station. good SER
also close 10 fine school. a. church.
stores. etc. Tract lies very well.
We also have another J-ncre tract
near this enc fnr 1875. hut 81 does
not front on county road. VERY
EASY TERMS on both OF them.
WEST e. WHEELER
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Honesteads

nsms: "A ef assssi - - \ Z 6 3 Z,
msnt. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fsred. Thomas Craig. al uniap az.
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Money to Loan

nIAL EsTA1E LOANS
cfffS IED ScCfTNTfff TOXINS -
On improved or vacant property. any
amount. $50 to $500. long or short
time. easy payments. no delay.
hturteyaHt n Co, siz Boston Blk.
Farm. timber. city loans. money
ready. quick action, s0g Mehlhorn.
Elliott zss0.
Money to loan. mortgages, contractsJ
commercial paper bought. horriS.
sla Bailey Bldg.
M0aey 70 loan on Improved property
az current rates. l1s EpIer Biz
=. q. sfMKfNs. "a liberty ifldx
cHAITEL and coLLATEnAL
hespecfable place 10 borrow money
on diamonds and Jewelry; low
rates. private Offices American
Jewelry Co, 500 second.
III you NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personal notes TO employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Come
and see us.
EABTEHN BROKERAGE CO.
2o7 Northern Bank Bldg, fth 4 Piks
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Farm Lands


20 ACRES--si .0on--20 ACRES
For $500 cash. balance az $40 a
month. We can deliver small
farm near chehaiia. good land. no
stone or gravel small house. run
ming stream. duck pond. enough
cord wood TO pay for a.. one mile
down grade 10 railroad siding s
minutes walk 70 school aud grange
hall on r. =. y. milk route and
WEST COAST LAND co.
Iiis-it American Rank Bldg.
WILL Buy YOUR CROP OF
BERRIES
che snohomish Canning Company
will contract for s years TO pur-
prices Land IN snehomish county
viii produce from taoo 70 stoo per
acre In berriaa VIZ have some
land near Machihs Ia s-acro tracts
At $50 per acre You can purchase
acres or 20 acres on your own
Ole HANSON a CO
sfs-is-is-i1 New York Blk.
IMPROVED ACREAgE
Fine level tract ~ rich. black bot
tom land, partially improved. new
pqs. seisnee epl s'g ,iso ~ esa s srs
sic monthly. Direct fraLeporta-
tion. call and we will show YOU
over the place. Burke a Farrar.
iof cherry 81.
s0-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH
si.250--ANY TERMS
~ miles from railway. Is miles
from Tacoma.
40 ACRES NORTH. s4.25o
Near interurben. cash ss.eso. balance
long time. per cent
CHrRCHuI-EA 5000
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rESns yoaf fscaElSs 10 = a. Rpanfs.
saver contractor East soil. Main
1fTr
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For Sale-Poultry

1ncS5Ss. DARK ccfSlSh and Il. r
Reds, breeders and young stock.
Prize stock. puilets about 20 lay.
Belgian hareu. breeders and young.
Monroe 81
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Exchange-Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE
100 acres OF logged-off land. 6
miles northwest of shelton: 8
acres under cultivation: bearing
orchard. house and barn: water
piped 10 house; horse, COW. hogs
and chickens: also tools. Price
$4,000. Win take Seattle prop
erty In exchange.
w. w. MOVES
317 Boston Block.
Two country general merchandino
stores and two country hotels.
Prices $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 and
ga eco. one grocery Ia Semitic.
price $1,000. WIN trade any OF
the above FOR improved farms. or
may accept part In Seattle proper
~ IL the property Is good. 3e3
American Hank bldg,
FOR HOUSE AND LOT
1s0 acres IN Eastern Washington. g.
room house. barn. all fenced. GO
acres IN crop. balance can be
piowed. miles 20 r. II. and town
win assume. Here is a bargain.
MUI.I.IN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1917. e27-a Northern Bank Bid
Have you lot or acreage worth
$500 to exchange ma first payment
on b-room new modern bungalow ?
Has fun concrete basement. trays,
first class plumbing. beam ceiling,
plate rails. china closet and built
In window seat lot 50xioe, all Inn
proyemcnts paid
ROY Il. POWERS
5237 Ballard Av. Phone Ballard 400.
Exchange Improved ranch of 80
acres, good house, barn. other out
buildings. ~ acres cleared, large
orchard. well. pump. stock, poul-
try, implements. Want small
place close to city. Ask Gabei, 400
Arcade Bldg.
l. G. SfMkINs
22t liberty bldg, opp. Postoffice.
VIII accept acreage up TO $500,
near Seattle. as first payment on
beautiful modern bungalow, 20
minutes from Pike ST. 30s Arcade
Bldg.
We exchange everything everywhere
at any time, II your price Is right.
Real Estate Exchange. 5eo-b21
Lumbar Exchange
l. c. sIMK1Ns. 224 Liberty Bldg,
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Houses for Rent
<~-~N-~-~-~-~~-~S~.~s~>>~ ~-~~~~~~S~e~~-~-e~~
fg-HOOM house modern. bath. iaun-
dry. furnace. very cheap rent 20
good tenant Main ana. OF call
SIS Empire Hidg.
g-room modern cottage. close in. tz0
place. now tis or icss call i2is
seventh n
Unfarnlshsd house, ssi3 Fremont av,
Phone Queen Anne ebs evenings
To o.
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Wanted 10 Buy---Furniture

Gaffs f6fniiafs ~ GiaS o. n cSSs
goods 1903 First Elliott s4ssW,
Want house a office furniture. cash.
Gibson Chandler. SO Pike. ~. szzl.
Modern fnrn co. lls Plke. NJ esIb
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Apartments TOR Rent

ceSf>slSfSd coGafs' ne siIScf. J ' fSSins.
furnished. $40. phone. light NJ. t1t0
Excelsior AptH. ---leurnlahea aud un-
furnished 9TH and Pike. Main ssfi
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NORTH OF SEATTLE

NORTH OF SEATTLE
6 acres. $1,000. easy terms. only I
miles north OF city. on county
road has nice small creek through
a.. handy TO electric II. ", It's all
rich soil and worth 1880.
7. Van Arsdale s. Co. 1893 Third Az.
si.zbo nuYs 9 ACRES
ON new road. mile from Lake
Washington and Juanfta hay. good
soil. partly alder. ideal for veKc-
tables. berries. potatoes and poui-
try. Short walk 60 boat LANDING.
Terms 500 cash. $40 monthly. To
see this acreage, take a Madison
car and county ferry or Anderson
boat tis trips dailyl to Burke a
Farfars Kirkland office. or call
al Ios Cherry St
10 ACRES. WITH SPRING. $500.
$50 cash. $40 per month. This is n
dandy level piece Of rich soil.
will grow anything. CSC fare TO
p. Van Arsdnle a Co. ises Third Az.
WILDLY ISLAND
Nv 1n-acre home. near town, all
kinds Of fruit. on state road, fine
rich land. half cleared. good house
and all farm tools. ON easy terms
at 81 1880. boa II langley, Wn.
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Hotels & Lodging Houses

H,off'f' '0lNf0lIfiI' 100 ii AZ mol
srn. rates ts.se per week and up.
harrington. 1878 Second y week up.
ROYAL HOTEf,-sof fffih az sc
20 18r night. ttTb 90 81 week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-12

Eyeglasses. npartariea. at lowest
prtEeA Fyeh examined ~ modern
methods Broken lenses duplicat-
-. Hchwartx. optomctfist. &a1
Epier Block
Kodak developing. rec roll. any
siEe. Jacobs i'hcio shop. f.-f Bid.
50 calling eards. zkc. 10 Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-12

ChoIiy-If you will marry mo I'll
get my life insured. stop using Gig
arettes and give up my motorboat.
Carrye Well, II you got your life
insured, continued 10 use cigarettes
and held on TO your motorboat, I
might consider II.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-19

Mrs. F. A. Wilcox, signal OPP
orator, admitted to coroner's jury
that Western Springs wreck new
er would have occurred if she had
not mistaken telephone message.
Mrs. Wilcox also made fiat
statement that 3 engineers in sue
cesslon ran past her stop signal
without paying attention to it.
Geo. H. Emo, engineer of the
wrecked Limited, said he did not
see Mrs. Wilcox's signal to stop
until within a few feet, on &C
count of fog.
Annual Novena of Catholic
church in honor of St. Anne in
progress at St. Anne's Cathedral
California ave. and 39th place.
Thousands of the halt, the lame
and the blind are flocking to the
cathedral to kiss the acred relic
part of the wrist bone of St.
Anne-and get relief from their
ills.
Aids. Cernak, Janovsky and
Sits were appointed subcommit-
tee to investigate electric light
rates for city.
Corporation counsel has decid-
ed that city has right to fix rates
that shall be charged by the Com
monwealth Edison Co. Council
decision will fix rates for next 5
years.