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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

Tn our opening article we said, taxation IN
Alabama has degenerated largely into political
expedencv 1t has gone from bad to worse
along the line of least resistance until the effect
upon jefferson county has become lntolerable
and the development of the state as whole has
been checked if not arrested
This is very grave assertion, and immedla-
tey raises two quesnons-
Is the statement reasonable?
Is II sustained by facts?
We answer both in the affirmative
One thing at time
LET rs first consider the reasonableness of the
statement whether it is possible for the con
dition which it predicates to exist.
Now what do we mean by expediency Just
what Webster says: Subordination OF. moral
principle in the means for the sake of faclitat-
ing an end or purpose.
In other words, expediency IS following the
line of least resistance 1t is human frailty
which will always assert itself as long as tempta-
tons exists.
Remember, right here, we have declared our
purpose to discuss principles and conditions,
and not individuals to abstain as much as pos
sible from personalities.
We are striking at the root of the evil, not at
the men who have been influenced, consciously
OF unconsciousy, by it in their official actions
with reference to tax assessments.
Let us look the situation squarely in the face
Is there anything in Alabama that tempts state
officials and legislators to defect from the
straight line of the principle of equality in tax
alton, and to make the most important of all
their duties to the people matter of politics
rather than a question of craftsmanship?
Yes-unfortunately.
The greatest county of the state is that temp
taton. 4 standing temptation so allurng that
no one can wonder that it has proved irresistible.
And JE,FF'ERSON-7ou own county is, the
temptation, not from will or fault of her own,
but because jefferson has more than one-t tenth
of the wealth of the state, with one-tenth of the
states population. '-
The statement ia the. foregoing paragraph
which we have placed within quotation marks
is not from census returns, but from a more sig
nifcant source in the light in which we are con
sidering the subject under discussion. 1t is
given virtually as the governor gave it to the
state press from his office June ?, of the current
wear. as the reason why the state tax commits
sion should ..begin(D" this year in Jefferson
with raise of $40,000,000 in tax assessments.
Now translate this into political terms, and
we have what any practical" politician thinks
even if he is too cautious to say it:
jefferson county has more than one tenth Of
ALI. the wealth of the state
.sThat is to say, here is a big body Of taxable
values. clearly defined within a comparatively
small area which may be drawn upon with the
minimum of exertion.
AT the same time, this rich county-this
luscious peach on hanging bough as it
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

rs;o,ie,cant though the little kingdom
OF Montenegro is. the eyes OF TIE opio-
roats OF the great powers nav oeei,
anxicusly watching events at Cetihle anu
there has been considerable fear lest tne
war-lovlng mountaineers should take ad-
,santaoa ~ the moment and swoop down
unnn their arch enemies. the Turks thus
Swing the impulse to the mueh-dreadeu
ssreaf European war. General Martino-
witch, the prime minister of Montenegro'
in a recent interview. however. has done
much 10 allay any such fears, though ms
assurances contained rather toe many
ifs
Tho general agreed that the SITUATION on
the frontier was critical, bus said that
Montenegro would do everything in her
mower for the maintenance of peace. Al
present Scutari was quiet. but he was
unable to predict how long 1t would re-
main So Should the Malssors join the
! revolution the position of Montenagro
would, the Premier said. become exceed
| ingly difficult. Referring TO the Turco-
! Montenegrin incident on the banks of the
Zeta. in which nine Mohtenegrins were
| killed the Premier said You under
\ stand perfectly that our mon have a
| natural desire for revenge, and that IT Is
most difficult TO restrain them. The
situation is therefore, serious. and If W.
do not have full satisfaction from Turkey
| II may become Neutrality-suspicious..
A few days ago King Nicholas addressed
| the troops collected at Podoritza Tor the
! maneuvers, and. wanted them laconical-
| w II do not want the peace disturbed
| This year This desire the Cospodal
| Traced to anxiety to save Italy from being
! suspected of intriguing in The Balkans
through the agency of Montenegro.
The situation was rendered more diff
cult Ls the fact that the Montenegrins
! were slain in home territory. only one
MonteLeglin having previously violated
The frontier, and that the bodies OF tns
slain were mutilated by the Turks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

terests of the republic itself, the split
x,'ith pone He sees the necessity OF
dinlo,na tic conversations and, being los
ician. he quite understands that he VINO
wishes the end wishes the means TO tnat
end. AS soon. therefore, as the laeoplns
are brought to reason the Premier VIII
set ia work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

muHjty Added 10 these Is Sims Ii.
brary, a maenaumous 2itt by ma
Ellis county man, Nicholas p Sims.
deceased. This las been an iaspira-
ton 10 ambitious youths. and Ae has
imnorJaltzed his name in ma4tt
hearts Of students who have lefr col
lese here, and gone out 10 establish
themselves in Eocations and profess
sions in many parts OF Texas.
Then there i the Waxdhachio
chantauqua bringing It's social. re
ligioHs and educational advantages
TO all Who will accept5ifs opporrH-
mites. Their annual -eucampments
have been Instrumental in adpertis-
ing NaNaltache as a desirable social
community. and should attract peo-
pie seeking a place OF high ideals
and wholesome social life
As early as 1880 there was an ef-
fort in WaXahaehie 10 maintain a
ilNti al SotItLS ilOHi tHFUt IN tIiS
movement were Hon. c. r. Gibson.
now editor of the Texas Odd Fellow.
Rev. G. Mcpherson, now OF Fort
Worth, who is connected with one
Of the important education institu-
lions OF Texas; +. F. Yeaser de-
ceased, for many years owner and
publisher of the Waxahachie Enter
prise; Mrs. G. p. Pickett, deceased
mother OF MIR. e. ID. Pickett Of our
city, Mrs. William Hawkins, G. A.
Arnold, H. A, Mcmillan now of Dali
las, Miss Fannie Aldredge, who is
now Mrs Harry Pickett of Dallas,
Miss Priscie Trippett. now Mrs
Chastain of Alvarado, and Miss Bell
Penn Mrs. {. d. Pickett of our
city,
Nine wears later a band of women
organized Sappho Literary society
and Chantauqua circle, some of
them taking the four years course
and receiving diplomas. Officers in
this organization We're Miss Villa
(now Mrs S. r. Skin
ner of San Antonio), Miss Zephie
Trippett tMrs, ", l.. Harding of
our own city,, Miss. May siddons
Mrs. X. l.. Phillips of Ardmore,
Okla.), Miss Flora Mcmillan of Dali
las. Miss Scotia Mcmillan mrs Osce
Goodwin, now Of Dallas), Miss Ruth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
INVESTORS WILL COME.

Thousands OF persons living in
outside states will receive today $
Light. viii read all about the great
est little city in the world and the
richest county on earth Therefore
within the next few weeks large
numbers OF investors will doubtless
visit WaXahachie with view OF
substantial Investments.
In today Light appear announce
ments from the city's real estate
men who are in position 10 offer ex-
eeptional Inducements for invest
ment Every real estate dealer ad-
Fertised is reliable in every partieu-
lar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
> ~~<~%> >%%<Y> s
Social Life In Waxahachie I
,ie r.

'Soetety. said Noijaife rs as
ancient Is lhe= world and good So
eiely We Welt know IT, needfu5 II
was 50 in The early DAYS Of civil
tzgton and Christianity, and it IS
81 today The fisherman apostle an
jolued The strangers ia his land to
use Hospitality with one another,
without erudgtng The primitive
Christians made hospitality a sacred
law, anti a religious duty. and We
have more examples OF true IN
bartered hospitality given u in the
Bible stories than-we find else
whore iii literatnre@T The social life
Of a community then be II old or
young, Is one Of ii>= important fac
tors. ard perhaps contributes more
materially to lis prosperity and ad-
tancement. its commercial activity,
than any other phase of its muuici-
pal life. The social status OF COM
Itgious Influences, and we are re-
minded that communities of church
es and schools enhance the property
OF that settlement. and even the If
religious and uHedHeated use their
Influence for these assets THAT
community which builds its social
life on such foundation, is building
On the rock OF perpetual prosper
ity
The hunger for company is al
ways keen and the passion OF Mad
anne de Stael was the love of good
that every community must nave its
social centre. rs haven for the pleas
age, its meeting place for
the mature ones. In the rural dis
trietS the social centre is The school
house and the church: in the city
it is the church, the club. the col
lege and the library. All of these
powers refining line social lie and
making for its intellectual attain
nent. Society n our community
has now attained a high standard,
the reward Of those who builded
wisely for their posterfty when they
esta blished our fine school system.
erected our handsome churches. and
gave literally OF their means to
bring Christian college to our COM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
TENA~ BAPTIST oEIHA\AGE.
r. Rev. ! : Elliott,

tBy Rev. J. $ EGottJ
Through the efforts Of The Way-
4hachie Commercial club The Tex-
as Baptist 0rphanaee Wa located
aere Two wears ago, THIS instuu.
lion OF mercy, which Aa~ nice
lNo=stnry brick buildug. situated
on beautiful thirty-four acre
tract OF land along the Broaahead
pike, inside the city limits assists
IN civic attfactiyeness, moral de-
felopinent and work OF boueyol-
ence
It Is IN enterprise Of. and is he
lng supported by the Bapiist Mis-
sionary Association of Texas. and
lis friends With strong denomj.
national support and opulent in
Nlronments this institution has
taken and will hold its place with
axe institutions of Files Valley
W eathetford, Corsicana, Fl. Worth
Dallas, Waco. San Antonio. Hons
ton and Galveston.
1t is great source of jov for
the people o. Waxahachie and Ellis
county TO be able to extend tho
helplhg hand to the orphans Of
texas that they have home for
,iem, and are ready to send a
man Tor them, and thar they have
chahce to help by love and assis.
lance, 10 make this home more
attractive, by walks, woods y;,as
and flowers: thai the concentrated
forces Of Christian love and ascio-
lance may be localized on Wayaha.
chie and her grand noble peonle
ana as these messages of love and
mites OF assistance coptinnallv
make their way from all over the
state 10 the Qneenliest Queen
among the cities of the state. there
are returning missives taking
words of gratitude. with her r,or.
lous name back to those sources =,
love. helping to make her mama
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

The Waxahachie arms of 10, 900
persons=-yalant fighters in a great
eause-will capture 10000 more
within the next three years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
nd greatness ring around the

World
And a. the King of Day"
brushes back HE mists Of morning
and lashes Darkness west ward.
pouring floods OF light and glad
ness into hearts and homes, he
fills one as he passes over the
queen Of The south and the Prin-
cess Of the west, located in the
best county III the great state of
the western world.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Send the Greater Waxaiiaehie
Number Of The Daily Light 10 your
friends away
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Greater Waxahaehie Greets you
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

The Waxahachie army of 1000
persons-raliant fighters in a great
eause-wtll capture 600 more
within the next three years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

The ladies of me NJ. NAN lnsi' y
Christian church will op 'as m, y
zaar Tuesday noih'"e, parlors y :,
Mrs. Dalton's millinery .,. re y
the East side OF lhe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Greater Waxahachie Greets you.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Read the Daily Light a''
news while 1t Is news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
Irrigated Lands

KEEP YOUR EYE ON
El<fENsBuRG
so 600 acres now IN a high state OF
cultivation under irrigation.
Modern city Of 5000 people, lfs
miles east Of Seattle. with two
trsnscontinentai railroads and OK
ceilent train schedule.
being added under Isftfitas High
Line canal viii triple wealth and
population quickly.
We can get you HETTER VALUES
for LESS MONEY at f3Iiensburg
than In any other part Of tho
afhte. and there liant nicer place
TO live and make money.
POTATOES ARE NOW $40 PER
TON. They Will be higher. They
reached $50 per ton In Seattle last
year. The crop In the United
OO0, 900 bushels short, and short In
Germany. Figure II out for your
ONE ACRE OF irrigated hand will
raise "a 10 TONS OF spuds--and
Mt the same time you can have an
orchard growing II you wish.
We can sell you good land from ts5
to 1850 per acre. on easy terms.
At present prices OF Hplds how
long would II take you 70 pay for
IL from spuds nlone7
Land values are constantly rising at
Hsilensburg, aud will continue e.
do 30 until they reach the level
prevailing in other similar locali-
arT YOUR TRACT NOW. DON'T
PUT TT OFF. Size 10 suit,
KITTfTAS LAND co.
l327h Third Ay. Phone Main als4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
NE Gives Wife-Beater
a Roast and the Limit

a man With an uncomfortable tenn.
per, and he has been repeatedly
cautioned about beating his wife. q
trait little woman last night the
wife appeared at police headquar-
ters, carrying her smonth-old baby.
Her face was a mars of cuts and
hrulscs. aud the baby was spatter.
ed with the blood OF the mother.
The police have made arrange.
ments To send the woman aud child
GO her parents at Alberta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
nership Of
Laundry Routes

. nno6ry route. worked ap by
- driver. the property OF
-irx ar the driver. aud can
s-<s making Il the laandrys
~ = lsxally susiainedi
~ Main has decided that
Z "a, - : contract existed be.
1-~r3ry and driver. the route
" q the landry. lie there
sSioined J. H. Mathews.
~ lY4vcr for the Superior
~ q. for one year from so
- ~ a his 116 customers 20
WIN him TO the Metropols'
1riry. Mathews was also no
r., ~ $40 damages tor the
= - OF the customers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29


MAKE MONTY DON'T ALWAYS
WORK. cooufrI.AM. the new
Pacific Coast city. 4. miles from
Vancouver. a. G.. viii hare So.ooa
population In four years or Less.
say experts. now only thousand
water port 81 Canadian Pacific
railway. continents greatest
transportation system, and ass-
tined Industrial snbscity o. Van
panlcs now developing energy near
ny. ana will give power and lisht
at competitive prices. also both
build tram iiuua connecting with
Vancouver and whole Fraser ysi-
Icy. Canadian Northern aud
conttusnsain securing sstsnsixc
fEackake. GFand Trunk Pacific
aettinx land for terminals, other
foads rcPossea coming several
ssss saa osss sas law sas sss
for same Manufacturers moving
from other cities 20 Cnauittafp1
Banks. finanesss Institutions,
warehouses. ste. nuyinE business
lots. which are stiil cheap, where
they have not been soid. We ownl
aud control the Nkote reooxnixs<il
tnNnalts. and selling huasnrss ansI
residential lots at ground fe1f
prfrss and Easy terms ponens sss
sN*A ~ AHHNMWt INV tfftt I-~@+
made $500 la three weeks and al
other tksn In ~ days ore lafsyAl
made ete.a zoe altogether. Activities
has lust commenced. and - have
lots al original prices. New thinss.l
announced Tor coaatfisfn <sefy<l
day pont walt Write for Ia =
Formation at onse. cp2CfTI.AAtl
TERMINAL co. ITbs Leigh \
Spencer raiidlnx. Naueeuser. n
e General Agent Tor WaskfuxtonyI
VIM Fitzgerald. ale bowman
Hidw,. 4eattlr, Wash.
WIN s@li cheap III TAKEN a. once
tiTerr and transfer business. DO
ing good business. Heseon for
ssllihx IL sickness. ONLY business
~ tho kind W. ire tcmn4 Price
esteo 90 cash. Address john
Picket MAryesiise. wash
Wfli sell for cash M stofe auf prop.
sfty At Sacrifices. going East
f-tst, star
Machine shop for kafR fus pnrtse-
uEafs apply 10 W. MnSicol. Rox
k9ss AIT. xerren, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
||lIOTT HERE

- Uliost. president Of the
p1<fflc railroad. " In So.
~ hev1ng travelled BY day
- MN 81, Paul TO see the
- notc conditions. after
oard winter east Of the
He says crop prospects
-. Elliott left to hIs
~ this afternoon for Taco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
~ 70 Free
ll-Year-OId Girl

49, corpus proceedings for
ss1roee Of stella Hoffman. 10.
~ ~ county iayenile detens
1re we're begun In judge
cnurf this Afternoon. Al
~ lasuett. representing friends
~ deny the right Of Mrs.
5s1ls. special policswoman.
~ SRI or send her 10
vnere she Is believed TO
hone. Judge Ronald H.
p, urit q hAbeas corpus yes
~ fxsd the time Of the
1 r tbs afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

FznuiAted sugar 81: No. 6
-; No. 10 pals lard.
mons comb honey. 15c
Reffhes. ESQ., home ira a.
1tzers bulk, zsc NJ. caisfor-
- V H.. local aspara-
Tbs. Use. green peas.
q; new potatoes. Z lbs
"a 94qe. for Use. potatoes.
< l1eMs. lbs. Ice. new CAL
p4ke. Sc head %. spfpaeh.
nnsii potatoes. aark .
sEv4 doz. use: shrfmD~,
- ~ re1sts. Be- and Zoe IN. .
u n. round etosk
p3fi05n steak. fSc IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

~ zion Creamery butter.
e. n nniafed sugar. ~ lha. roc
~fgnsse; French prunes.
evc coffee, 400 Igeai
y - o1z.: domestic swiss
SIC; cocoa. zsc IT,.
nss n ~ z3e ID. hntna
iOaves zsc Scotch
Isss Eccies cnkea ~
goorsherry isllv ?
S isss apple Jelly. fgc
~ sar1ines. f0c;
<Rple Dfeservea s0t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
'EvrN TOUGHER

AID. Or. March 2s--E,.
un's steak Was tough. He
- teA noov aud "cussed~
y oopkine. She rubbed his
NJ dinner guexfs sa~ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

~ ?. MARSHALL.
= ~ new republican ma
cInmI(1eeman from North
sDnotea by direct vote ia
1o1(ial primaries He Is
>krehe- hottie La FolIefte
1e ~ Cakes. aud takes
= James VI. Kennedy Of
El5oceoe friend and Hsu-
- AIex Mckenzie. aiso \
-. whose long lordship Of
= - finally t,een broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
For SaIe-Furniture.

f3Tz1RRnY x0afT6H nGfG6@
1879 Fffth av.---Buys sells second
hand goods and other merchandise.
spot cash. Main f23; A gsfe Old
est auction house IN the state.
Valdez Furn Co, 1910 First ay. Main
zs5z. Ind. $3.50.
Desks, chairs. snow cases. Chicago
htoIe = Offlee PUN. Co. 1875 lst az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

Two girls wanted. room and board.
$4,000 per month. require refer
ences. nice view b2fs Swift st..
Georgetown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

= 49, lamb 2 70 IKE ID East :
3 13~S - d. ripe olives. t0c
Ans y lbs nc. hot to-
cans zsc sugar. \ Tbs
W. 10 for CSC. bananas
Ioc and fse d0z.. a.
ID, seedIees snitana raj
{@t 80 rainuts, loo Id. veal
~ y = Leaf lard. lie III
lie b. all pickles.
~ pam sausage, fse H.
LESS coffee, . Ihs. soc
~ ~. nc and izhc ~. legs
7s 1bc h.. steeIheals
"a - &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

nrTTrnwoRTH q SONS
profsrstoual Directors and Lfrersed
EmbafTners 1921 list Pheaes pte
unfvrrulfy Undertaking Psriofs. sxtf
18th ~ " North str Grcen tst
Honey. Watson Co. Funeral Diree-
tors Third sv. and uuivsfsity'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

y 0k1HAas
cafarrh. eye. ear. nose. throat. ~ IN
nerve, neart. lung md blood dis
eases. epilepsy. gOttre. kidney.
bladder diseases cured for " per
month. Dr. Severance, sff SECOND
Avenue Mehihofn Bldg. Rooms
s0S and t0f.
nuptur. cured psrrnanes sr.,s without ,ssns'
over 200 cases cured past tive
z system. ~ ~ ni.sl blas az seattle
Wanfed-aTo buy ssir: hair chains
and switches made 10 order Mrs
n Miller. f4zs Sixth av., near PIKE
chlropody and manicuriag parIors,
doing good business. tl15.go "
taken ~ once, party gong nAA1
biggest show In city. baby. chicks
Eafchod every minute in giass In :
euhstors. CONS and see. IN Annex.
81 Pike st.
chifopody and mantcurinE. paflgfs,
treatment, 2io Liberty Bldg.
GILLETTE BLADES sherpencd: acc
doz: razors. 1sc. etc. 1901 tth Az.
poa't be lonely. JON our Matrimonial
bureau. Ladies' free Jos Pre- st.
Wrinkles. freckfes. scars. noies.
pirnples removed. 5ta Arcade bl1g
TorPEES. wTGs--Ali kinds ~ hair
work. Rorb, ie4 spring Ind ssgz
OH and Pottsr--.Tsst circle Friday
q Headings daily iso4 lrd: --
Clock repairing my specially
HUson. sni IIinckiey slk '. lls9:
1ra Il. Epcars. palmlai 1903 ard Az:
Say II saw Il in Ths star:
Nichols buprn fows ffinckisy HIk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

Most hats are pretty only In the
llsht. Heres hat. however.
that's pretty In the dark. II Ia
trimmed with flowers. according
70 Popular Mechanics. which can
be illuminated by electricity. The
kIfl who wears Il can throw the
current on or off by means of a
switch hidden Ia hor muff. Such
a hat. Il II respectfully saggcsted.
Is rough to the goodnight klsssr---
unless the kissce il willln'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

rooms and attic, on
Queen Anne hill. lot f0xlzO, level
10 alley. hatf block from car line
and boulevard. cement steps, with
buttresrea 10 porch. brick columns.
hard wood floors, beam ceilings
and paneicd TO plate rail-. brick
fireplace. book cases and buffet
built In, cabinet Kitchen. base
ment. furnace operated from
Kitchen. laundry trays, linen
chute. electric fixtures. every.
thing down to date. Phone FL
iioft 1911 W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
Furnished Houses

Nice clean little house. S rooms, cleo
trio light. bath. privilege Of gar
den. ON Enstiake car Phone
North rs.
Furnished Groom house for rent.
garden space tth a mo. Main bg63.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

FREE DEED IN CASE OF DEATH
FREE DEED IN CASE or DEATH
NiAro. auoh0mlsh county. chicken
and berry ranch buyers who dlc
before payments are completed.
10 and f9-acrs tracts near station.
school and proposed new eisrffic
iinc, Everett 20 seitlnshams level
land. burned over. eaay TO clear,
shallow water good soil. several
nearby shinEie mills provide en-
pioyments many contrnted buyers
nov living at siecoy price $50 per
gte per month. an honest PROPOSE
tien ana a square deal. Call or
write for illustrated booklet.
Et.N GOD LUMBER n TIMBER CO.
hi Henry Bldg Main tios Ind. seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

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Values fts geraniums too
~ eow stroIIed into the
,snes. ake some posies. and
Wy impoundsd for SIS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29


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three second hand orxsna. any
styis or wood W reported TO Ne
az onre. TO apply en- purchase Of
fine piano or player piano.
Our pianos marked in plain fig
urss az second floor prices. Wall
lnxsa Piano garlnrA. 2ea-112 Ar
rAAe Anrex. second floor. opposite
elevators
Wanted someone 10 take part i'm
migrant car 70 Bend. Oregon.
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