davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COTTON
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Sept. Cotton-Fu- lures opened steady at an advance of COS points. Cables were about as due. The census report on ginning up to September 1 of 729, 1926 bales was much larger than expected. The rise was based on heavy buying by inter- ests who seemed determined to force an advance regardless of bearish in fluences. Shorts were thrown into confusion by the rise and covered, adding to the demands. At a level sell points up, however, offerings be- came very heavy and the market broke. At the end of the first halr hour of business prices were at Sat urdays closing level.
 September, 11.54c bid; October, l1.67c; December, 11.74@11.75c; Jan- uary, 11.7S@11.79c; March, 1193@ 11.94c; May, 2.03c.
 The market was irregular during the late forenoon, but a good demand was encountered below the closing figures of Saturday and after having shown net loss of about 3@5 points the market became somewhat steadier on covering by early sellers. Prices at midday were 4@5 points net high CT Spot, quiet; middling uplands, nominal.
 The market became dull around the middle of the morning. The forecast of showers for West Texas and for a ra1t of the eastern belt stimulated short selling to moderate extent and the market acquired rather an easy un6ertone. Reports from South Texas said that accounts of deterioration had been exaggerated and that plants were still blooming while the fields were white with unpicked cot ion in spite of the fact that more cot ton had already been picked in some sections than was raised last year. At the ,cNest of the morning prices were 5GC points under Saturdays close. At o'clock prices were points up.
 Close Close
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prices and the census report showing 729,926 bales ginned to September this year against 771,297 last year also probably inspired some selling. The market eased off shortly after the call and during the middle of tho morning was nervous and unsettled within point or two of Saturdays closing figures.
 January 11.73011.75c; February, 11.77c bid; March, 11.S4@11.Ssc; May, 11.93c offered; October, 11.56c bid; November, 11.6Sc bid; December, 11.S0c bid =. -..=s=
 There was no fresh feature of im- portance during the early afternoon and prices sold about 5@6 points net lower under local offerings in a com paratively quiet market.
 Futures closed steady. The range:
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kldney and bladder troubles, removing gra- vel. cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- larities of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sen. by mail on receipt of $1.00 One small bottle Is two mcath's treat ment and seldom fatls to perfect a cure. 0end for testimonials from this and other states. E. W. Hall
 2820 Olive street. St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. 10-10-ts
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to seaside resort of Venice where they will be guests of the Venice Chamber of Commerce.. Saturday, Sept. 14th, closing day of the encampment will be Long Beach Lay and special ar. engagements are being made in that city for the entertainment of the Veterans.
 Besides the officially designated days of entertainment the veterans from the states sending delegations will be the guests while here of the various Eastern state societies which are nlKking ngrpreperations for their en- tertaMment Official rest rooms ana informa ton bureaus will be opened at all of the headquarters of the or gani1ations attending the encamp- ment! Arrangements have also been perfepteds to supply all of the dele gatca ending with free transporta- ton bh to Mr.s Lowe Catalina Island, and bfheS@gssprts.
 A hhrd'fisht-' is anticipated in the G. Al ,HsEGsppnventi6n between the sup portdk soff Judge. Alfred B. Beers Of Brid dgssp,oft si,5a Goan, and Daniel E.. sicklas, sot asNew,e York City, the two forelppsts candidates for Commander in-chi iAss J1dgeN, Beers is coming to the tnrfsyentions with the unanimous suppSn of his department, while Gen eral lSickles;. while popular, has not secuffAst enc dorsement of his depart ment sbnt Will nevertheless put up hardi figM for election. Gen. Sick ues isf&e. last of the Union Brigade omlhMdeTs,g but for the past few years shasssbeen in very poor health. The ldohdinda of his health will be the diet Hiipsdilnent to his election IS cdIhna r7m-chief.'
 A MGrm ..eantests is always expected n tAsgs,Ayomen's Relief Corps where therd |aTe ,Ihhee prominent candidates tor hhtiahal sshonors, Mrs. Geraldine E. FFIspfe, ofaPalo, Alto, Mrs. Ida s, McBtlds. oft Indianapolis, and Mrs Lois &s.lsnaaff, of Cleveland, Ohio. In tbsssEAdies of the G. A. R., Mrs EditA ArowIs of Pacific Grove, cal.' and Mrs, Ella Jones, of Pennsylvania' are Hqlp.paepdiaaates eS for national presl- denti lsNds contest is expected in the Daug Rters, of Veterans whose officers succaad to the presidency by rotation Miss Nina. A, Littlefield of Cambridge, Mass < national senior vice president Daug gAters of Veterans is slated to succeed Miss Philippine M. schoeman as national president. :
 Owing to the advanced age of a ma jority of it's, members of the coming encampment will in all probability be the last National encampment of the G. A. R, to be. held on the Pacific COdSl.
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GINNERS FORTY
 THOUSAND SHORT
First Report Shows Total ef 729,S26
 Bales Ginned, of Which Only Sl Are in Arkansas.

Washington, Sept. 9.-The first cot ton ginning report of the census board for the 1912 season, issued at 10 a. m. today, announced that 729,- S26 bales of cotton of the growth Of 1912 had been ginaed prior to Sep tamber 1, counting round bales as half bales. To that date last year 771,2S7 bales, or per cent of the entire crop, had been ginned, in 1908, 4O2,2aS bales or B. per cent of tue crop, and in 1906, 407 .551 bales, or 3.1' per ceut of thescrop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10
New York Cotton.

New York, Sept. 9.-The cotton market opened firm at an advance of 9@17 points on strong late cables from Liverpool, further unfavorable crop accounts from the eastern belt and over-sunday buying orders at tracted by the advancing tendency of last weeks market. Realizing was ex- tremely heavy around the opening
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Displays

Many new buildings have been erected and nor, attention has been given to artistic displays of every kind and sort. There will be more departments, more spc- cial features, more everything $25, ,O0O in prizes will make eShibi- tors enthusiastic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10
Exhibits

Greatest Live Stock Shows of the year, including the Rival Swine Breeders events-.The Berkshire Congress Show and the "Poland China Futurity." ."The Battle of the Breeds. ; Agricultural exhib- it's from Canada to the Gulf. Stu pendous Machinery Exhibit. Best of Poultry Shows. A Dog Show of all breeds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10

Included in the total ginnings were 6,134 round bales, compared with 7,709 round bales last year to Sep tember 1; 10,976 round bales in 1910, and 11,587 round bales in 1909.
 The number of bales of Sea Is and cotton included was 231, compared with 546 bales of 1911, 21S bales for 1910 and 1,236 bales of 1909.
 Ginning prior to September 1, with comparisons for last year and other big crop years in Arkansas, follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10

Boy scouts:-we just received shipment of Boy Scout hatchets and shields. a CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. Z t. If
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ATnllSen1ef1TS

In addition to the great Midway shows. there will be a free valdc- vile show of fourteen all-star numbers. Pain s magnificent and thrilling fireworks spectacular "Old Mexico and the Storming of the Fortress Chapultcpec will be splendidly staged with 230 per formers all magnificcutlv eos tuned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10

Prescription work guaranteed. Best material, efficient workmanship. Seawell's Pharmacy, phone 6s. Buy Seawell quality. 1t pays. 8-14-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10

Gas Heaters at cost. Buy now and save money. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10

New York Spot Cotton.
 New York, Sept. 9.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.75c; middling gulf, 12c. Sales, 100 bales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-18

The concert given last night for
the benefit Of the ST. Teresa con.
ycnt In the Coliseum vas enioyed
b. large audience. The program
was veil arranged and balanced.
there vas enough OF classical m&ulc
TO suit the most faAsidious and
enough of popular 10 prevent the
program being heavy. Some OF the
best talent from the oFphcum vas
b. Carl Ritter.
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LET MOSQUITOES
GROW. FINED

MONTCLAIR. N. J.. June is
Judge Yost ln the police court acre
has Imposed fine OF $40 on David
Harris OF Upper Montclair for al
lowing mosquitoes to breed ON a
low spot OF land owned by him.
The evidence against Mr.. Harris
~xs procured by inspectors em-
ploycd b. the Montclair Board OF
Health. A glass containing mos
quito larvae. said to have been OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Harris land. was
shown In court.
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era Platforms OF all parties. lives
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Funeral Notices

~~~~~~~~>~~~~~<><>< N~~~0|N~~~-r>|~c,r
this city June is.
tetta. beloved wife Of Thomas
Quigtey. mother Of Vesta y, Quis'
10y, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Evan
X. Davis. sister OF WIN. J. Davis
and Mrs Elizabeth Wesbyoll OF
this city.
runerai services will be held We'd
nesday, June 10, at y. m. from the
lodge room OF the Masonic Temple,
Fremont. oionia oCbapter. No. llf, o,
n, 81, wifi conduct the services. All
members OF the above society and
friends Invited 20 attend. Cremation
private. Bfeitz-Hafferty Co. IN
charge.
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Local eEgs. g0c dozs Washington
creamery butter. s9e III. ranch hut
tor. $50 III. fuii cream cheese. It's
ssr. bulk coensnut. i5r ID. Ice can
asparagus, fke. Engllah mullins. 4
for Toe, Banbpry cakes. Sc zach.
sweet Maine cora. ier can. shredded
wheat. ice pkg pkxA corn flax 80.
Fse. shoulder iamh. &c 10. mutton
chops, fstse - Ice can oysters. !
for 1sc. zsc baking pow r, acc. Pot
ronets, &c and loo III ling be .
7Mc IN.
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delegates 10 convention which
viii nominate man for president
and viii adopt national platform.
To blaze the trail Is always hard.
even u yom IRE blaElng Il for women
10 seats in a great national political
convention. We are not here 10
hnranxue anyone on women's
wrongs. for we recognize that WON
ems rights viii have 10 he settled
the country over by mans battles
for woman more than by woman's
own battles.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Dec coffrr. lbs. fsc3 soc coffe~. !
his. VI tea. stc ID. 9 o.. vanilla ca.
tract. Use ground chocolate gtc 10.
"a I'D. can mustard or pepper. isr
berries. tt.fh crate. cherries. fbk.
&c. tomatoes zoe No. bananas. Use
dsa. eucumhere. Sc zach ary oninna.
lbs. i0c. steaa berflus &c hox
lemons. tSc dex. ioc shaker salt. S..
Z boxes matches. i9c. No. 1 wAlruss.
fec IN
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Acreage-C.ontinued


CLEARED
AND GARDEN TRACTS
CLOSE TO TOWN
Come In and Investigate those clear
ed. level aud fertile aud iO-aere
tracts. located ia the heart Of tbs
most beautiful valley in Western
Washington. close 90 several big
markets soil - exactly what you
want for orchards. berries and
vegetables. Finest poultry country
In the United states. No swamps
or oyerflowH only a short walk
from rapidly growing town at the
junction OF three railroads.
schools. stores and churches. Cheap
telephone service and free daily
mall delivery Mines. mills and
factories near by. fiig returns
from the land right from the start.
Prices $50 10 800 an acre. Very
easy terms. Call or write for IL
Illustrated booklet
AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY
400-foI 400 Mehihorn bldg.
bts Second Az, Seattle.
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lbs sugar. ssc. 10 bars laundry
eo1p. Use. ranch uG9H zoe dom good
butter, zee ID. lbs tte. % tpAves
bread. tSe. donwbnuts. Toe dor cook +.
ioas 6oss zkc. telephone peas Sc ID. I
1oz-. oranxe1. Ice doE. strawberries.
Sc bon. bananas. atc and soc doA /.
back boxes. q 10 neck bones Sc
~. Lamb chops. ise ID. mutton
chops. leMc 10.
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Houses tor Rent.

(~>N~S~s>><>-><>s~->~ ~s~y~y>~s~>-~.~~-~y~y
For Rent Modern Groom furnished
bungalow, f25. near cowen Park
car.
THE MODERN BUNGALOW co.
sf0a itth ~ " Phone kenwo0d s.
~ you want TO rent q furnished or
uufurnished houae n Will pay you %
see wesley ,. walker. Phone Ken
wood zoIg
.-reom house. lot i1axi93. chicken
house, fruit berry bushes ana gar
Den us month. Cor bth ave y ~.
and ssth ~ Phone Elliott 2s1s it
For Rent Comfortable Groom cot
taEe at North Park 80 minutes
ride. g0od water rent 1900 per
month. phou- East 7f@x
For Rrnt--F iyesroofn cottage aud
barn fsiT Lane Coed repair.
paved district. rent sse. Elliott iis4
rooms nnfurnlshea. $40 Partly
furnished. sra gT0s Eiw0oi Place.
near sfth and Norman,
For n~nt--Srw Groom house. mod
erh. ttsse stos 10th \. W Phone
Harrison aiss
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for him the fun &c votes given him
by popular majority Of 10000.
There will be no compromise. no
giving up Of two places 10 the
forces Of graft The progressive
republicans of California DO not In.
tend 10 lose one inch OF what they
have gained.
Many people seem Co think that
Mrs hlaney and myself are In this
convention "a snfffagists only. That
Is not the case. While we ara Hnf-
fragists OF course. we are herr as
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Homcsteads.


Have just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. where J
located four hofuesteaderh IN the
fnott favored wheat belt OF North
ceiIrnt free hosneEieads. and will
return there June is Special
rate excursion with a few bona
fide homeateAdcfa. q, J. McFar-
land. aif Bailey Bldg. or for
evening appointments phone
Plaza Hotaf ELLIOTT SAG
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And there Is no one yet who has
ycntured his ia in thu rsrg for the
attorney general job against w. ".
Tanner. the pexent official
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Special Notices.

-~e~~e~e~e~r~,
Jose urnlta, prof. Of botany nnt
medicine hpanteh steam baths ca
prrfaiiy. CioinndrfnA Imminent for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves.
consumption and stomach trouble
aud chronic diseases. ana Tor All
sorts 81 skin diseases Hours l 20
s aud to'e D. IN. ssxs y Ballard
Ave. Room a. Tfnftun Hotel
Phone ballard t1sa.
Mt. Rainier. to-dsys' eutinK. camp
Ing $50 Leave Seattle July O.
ifeacon 1899.
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sloner. They are J. n. Schiveiy. the
present ineumhsnt. and State sen
atcr h o. Ffshback nf Lewis
cornty.
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~-~<~~~~@~-~fe-1~~~<>-~ f>r~><>e>sfe
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over see cases cured Past two
years. ages 60 Harvard
system. ET Efsei nids. Ssstfl.
Ciseka called Ter, r~psarca. dails-
erred iiuaon. sfi Hlrehiey NAG
MutN. Francois medical patnss rfss
rn.thrrapvst,es. msuIrurtuG. cht-
rupaif. III union. AIT 2.
CHirop0dy and uantfurinE partOr.
scalp and facial treatment Open
cvsainga 1ie fAtrrty nlig
GILLETTE BLADES rnArpen~d, ace
foa. ranaFn. 1sc. stc. itgi tth ~.
TuurxEs. wfus--Ati kinds ~ hair
work Karb tek spring Ind 1893
Con TN ment home. bsst city rrfSr-
ences ass frfth W q a ffos.
Get Acquainted society. Names and
addresses 7vs Pine street
Nlchais bunEAiewsA hinekley biA.
Say II saw Il IN The Star.
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Htt1nkGs
BUY LAND SOUTH OF TOWN
BuRiEN LAKE CARS SOON
RUNNING
40 ACRES. unimproved. nightiy ioca-
20 ACRES. facing beHutlfu, lake,
nearly level part cleared, part
timber. small house. barn. chicken
house. easy driving distance TO
market n you want an ideal
home place. aud ia location
where Il is bound 20 Increase rap
Idly In value. don't fail 10 see this
place Price reduced TO ~, go.
Small payment Down. balance long
time.
HERE la one Of the best little buys
south % tsurien lake. ali level. ex-
ira good soil. facing good county
road. close 20 new boulevard aud
proposed car line. 10 ACRES
$4,000 Terms.
10 ACRES near lake. rich level land.
Z acres In crops. acres partly
cleared. balance timber. small
house. barn. chicken house. u.soo.
Terma
6 ACRES Just south OF city limits
few rods from new car line. t9.9S0.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
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New Today.

DON'T PAY ma PRICE ron a
PIANO. COME To THE SECOND
FLOOR PIANO STORE AND SAVE
MONEY wALLIN0, goo ARCADE
ANNEN
NEW PROCESS cAtli'ET CLEANING
co. Our renovatinR. process
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW Eaat ifs.
SAMPLE vIOf.iNa = WORTH $50,
$50. Ere. TO CLOSE OFT At
ONE TifiIkD AND L.ESS. NALL
ING, 900 ARCADE ANNEX
shampooing. hairdreaalng. facial
and scalp massage. nanicurinK.
sOi Liberty ftiig Main ffaf
Coatofium nYe Works. tsEH ~ Mads
lson. East asa Wagon calls. dcliv-
ern promptly,
IS foot cabin launch. Barber en-
Elne. $4,000. Deacon ASA, isft
sath q
Have your bills coitectrd North
cvnat Collection Co. 81 y v nih
pruElena Doctor. he saffefy. al
Union, Phone.
Kodak developing. loo roll. any
- - - y -. = y ~ y - = 80.
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Farm Lands.
ONE ACRE ron $500

$40 cash. balance $3.50 monthly. pur-
chases fine View acre adjoining
Lake Forest Park. soil IL fertile.
Not hard clearing. He sea s snn, y,
lake shore frontage. Soc this be-
OLE HANSON A. co.
Third Floor New York Diock.
FOR A iO-ACRE RANCH
Close to Seattle This II the best buy
offered. situated on county road.
not far from school. depot and
lake. 10 acres OF good soil. part
alder and maple land, balance
etabiea and fruits, price $3.50;
terms $40 cash ana tfO n month.
To see this place, take a Madison
car and county ferry OF steamer
ura99ia tis bos.s daily 20 ,, pYfas
wharf. or call l0f Cherry ~.
LARGE TRACT FOR $3.50
For $3.50. one-fenth cash. we can sell
you splendid tract AZ Lake For
est Park. Lies zoe feet above
level ~ lake. on graded boulevard.
fine view All the fine trees have
been saved. Ffae use Of 800 feet
OF community water front Auto
Ole HANSON & co.
THIRD Floor New York Block.
wELL-fMpHDVED FARM
As minutes from Seattle. on car. 20
acres ali producing heavily. with
pasture for 30 COWS
high grade milk cows.
head young cattle.
is head or hoxa.
$50 chickens
horse. wagon and harness
All faffaing tools.
20 tons 81 hay soon ready 10 cut,
and other thinEs too numerous 20
mention ON account % disability
VIII sell at sacrifice. Price
1900. car arrange terms. See
owner 1T 1885 Empire bldg. or
call Main 1856 Ask Tor smith
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

~~~-~~>e<<<~NS-r~>re0 49, ~f'--r>@~--~fe
CAPITAL HOTEfs--i0S Jackson VI,
SOC TO $3.50 day. $3.50 90 a. week
HOTEL cLARENDON-tfsh tth az.
IS. Rooms soc and use. Elliott bi2i ,.
Hotel Imperial busy house. Gtif
and Pike, rooms 25c, S5c, soc day
The Galiatin. rooms s2.b0 per wk,
up. 1919 Pike street. Main 2s6T
Hotel Consul. bth ana Wash; rms
81 and up, beds i5c. Free bathls
ROYAL HOTEIr--f0i Fifth av. use
TO 75c night. sl75 TO "a week.
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a. rsu s'arvich Is the first OF the
- ~ eandldates to string ban
49, oss the street. starwIch's
rsk~ vas lung 10 the breeze on
nIsrs.. Yesterday morn The ~.
6css~sss osputy sheriff Is evidently
= ~ ' h 70 stay In the race. bolt
- Doit at Chicago. Ard the
{sr = true Of Scott Malone and
"a ~ o'1inger, and Bert Thomson
We rest Of the shsriffs field
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.- - sspirants for the county cor.
s'za ss JOB are the busy little can.
- ~ NE field thus far. Poth
=, s's Mason and DR.. Walter
ssSsol $3.50 have made a number OF
- 1919 already. William spsi-
Z ~ f'ner Y. Of w. football hero.
issr,g,. a'ter the lob. As is also Dr.
wiring Of EnumcIaw
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u. n nuTrEnwORru a aoNa
1871 first ave, Maln or Elliott sa1.
untveraity Undertaking Paflors. s.ia
itth ~ H. North aiG w " Fork
nor.
Bonney. Watson Co. Funeral Lures
tors. Third av. and University.
Main ~. Elliott ztt
Et.s,sttsf- -
We aim 20 bAtlafY @-and VIII Equip
ped for weddings, receptions fu-
nsrnls PARIS FfnnfSr-.1is fih y
nufsNB Fi4OHAI. Co. sot sFa. slain
stit-f.uf fiowffs fealGna. ----l-
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CONT Y, x; sIckels. candidate for
~ = s'erk, e the wizard candl-
nubl,sse hsm All. Running az a re.
- ~ ne has received 10 date
=, 'aslofsement Of some 500 law.
~. y,m republican and DEMO
1 ek,.n me county clerks businS
s'iy done with lawyers.
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ssosd The Roosevelt delegates
- washington finally be seated
1 chicsgo convention. a. Ia
~ % happen after all. Lorenzo
me fery Legislator from To
= VII probably be elected as
sl committeeman. The Taft
@ sosid either choose W. T..
sa Or Howard Cosgrove.
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Furnished Houses

--~--s~-s~-~@------~~-~-~
srooni modern house. fsate
b-roagu modern house ct C0wen
Park. t4s.e9.
THE
MODERN BUNGALOW co.
sfo0 18th y y Phone ksnweod s.
: rooms. Furnished modern. tis, J
rooms. furnished. 300 ballard
Beach and Fremont cars. 2szf w.
e1rd a.
t-reom Furnished cottage. close 70
ear, nicr nrlHhborhood, tib
GAnEL. f0g ARCADE BLDG.
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M rUN No ENEHFOHU
Arthur Robert Rutherford IL after
y Ra'kcrford's JOB "a commission
q The North district The two
zAerf1rtis are not relatives. Ar
~ X Rutherford Ia a lawyer. bora
Nev York In 1858. graduated
- The University OF Michigan
y schocl. taught school In New
4ex and Oregon. was superintend-
u public Instruction In Linn
NJ. Oregon. and has been prac-
'ng nv for the past IL years in
.ns county Rutherford IL mar
- cd has two children. His wife
\ Mss Ethel Van Eman. who was
: useher in Seattle schools for four
~ They live outside the city
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Board and Room.

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Beautiful furnished rooms. with
beard. desirable part OF city. Cap
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Waterfront acre on Lake Washlng
ton, Just north OF Baliey's PENN
Hula, must be sold at once. pos
Leary Bldg Main G2i6.