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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

$50 matter what is golng on" says
lho Hugo llusonllu Zone can't keep
Sum Bbthc and Ebert Hubbard from
putting iu their opinions
y Tho Wakita Herald states that
thcy had no hand In the nomination
Of Mr. Tart to head the Republican
ticket and viii do equally AS much to-
ward elcctlng him,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
Boston Avenue VI. y. Church South

Corner Fltth ana Boston, Rev. H.
II. Knickerbocker pastor Residence
Sl8 South Boston. Phone 1908,
Sunday school D;i5 a. m. j. Il. Cole,
superintendent.
The mems class for the study Of the
Bible meets at $3.50 promptly in the
auditorium of the church, 1t Is un-
denominational, It matters not what
may be your business or belief Can
you come? Come, you Will belong ana
We will help you.
At l1:O0 a. m. Or. Knlckerbocker
will preach on THE Smoke Of a
Thousand Villages
At 700 p. m, young peoples SER
vice. A meeting of the young people
by the young people for the young
people. Full OF immortal youthhood,
Lawrence Bently, musical director;
Miss Lattimer, pianist.
At 500 p. IN. Happy Sunday Even
ing services. DR. Knickerbocker viii
continue his series Of sermons on
How TO BE Happy" The theme for
the evening viii be the bad Old
Times and the Good New Times a
retrospect and n rhapsody. A merry
heart doeth good like medicine a
religion of laughter! Mr.. Harlan, Miss
Bliss and Mr.. Bentley are the soloists
of the day. William 4. Rushing of
ST. Louis WIN begin his term as or
ganist at the church and will play an
organ selection at each Service. Mr.,
Rushing is a graduate Of the Strasbur-
ger conservatory of music and II
graduate in pipe organ under Mr.
Charles Galloway, the leading pipe or
ganist of America. Great choir and
orchestral work under George f..
MaXey, director.
A welcome like your mothers. Mis-
cradle men made happy something
surprising,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

First Church of Chrlst, sclcntlsl,

Brockman building, gOl A, South
Main street
Lesson sermon, a. m. Subject;
sacrament"
Sunday school for the children at
$3.50 a. IN.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at p. m,
Public Christian Science reading
room open every day, except sunday.
from 2 10 4;3O p. m, In room 2l6
Central National Bank building. Hero
the Bible and all authorized Christian
Science literature may be read or pur-
chased II desired.
All are cordially invited 10 attend
the services and visit the reading
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
6EF's FIRST WOMAN JUROR
| INGALLS, 80 YEARS AGO

Few people took the matter serl.
ousls. aud there waa great deal of
Fun cot the Girls that served ON that
jury. hut az that We fooled them nil
By delisering the gopds In iust IA
large packages a. the men did Con.
lrary 20 their expectations. the WON.
en- we're just a. intelligent In the
Jury room as the men we're. and vot.
Cd themselves accordlngfiy.-
Fret Gaze . ChlnarnznS.
The first ease that we tried was
that OF thlnRman against Que OF
his eountrymon. whom no had charg.
% with theft. There was some ne.
tie trouble In reaching verdict.
bat that WAS not due entirely 10 the
women. There Was Que man Juror
among ~ who was very much op.
pozcd to women jurors. aud the frat
thing that was said IN the jury room
was uttered by that man. who ex.
claimed. aa soon as the door was
closed upon Us: Now. here you are.
you jury women You're In now,
aud well Keep you here until you
are good aud Tired OF jury work
II Was this man who was instru.
mental In tyins np tho jury FOR an
all.nlght Hosslon on that first case.
Judge Green heard 81 the remarks
tho nuxt morning. and In open
court be repFimandcA the man and
dismissed him.
Other Women Jurors.
The majority Of those who were
members OF that jury have pssred
away. There are. however. a few
remaining. aud dare say therc II
not one among them that cant 70.
member that experience as N u
had happened week ago. Those
that can place are: Mrs. r. NJ. y.
Gax. Mira. John Sandersor. Mrs.
Sarah Webster and Mrs, Mary
Lindsay
Suffrage lived but a few years Al
that time. II was introduced aud
accepted by the territory In the
year 1854. aud waa abolished IN
1857. when washington became a
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

s.srsaa csrsmers' who
- ~s~sn Isrsr drawn %
z ~ ssrs'ssr'sl GAYS. and
s<rv,ss ~ss Ia the court
- ss0sssn. IN 'ssA ls
a 49, In Jsdse Wilson
Stnsns o. the Superior
= ..-.src 4 the widow Of
!.r.msss she and her hus'
-. a seattle a. years aso,
....,i< ess a mere Sillase'
.sssls,sos q about ! .eeo,
ut<airxscn was AnneNed
\ - ~ !. ! safe she now r..
"a kl'hcarne q, on the
X sssns that bears her
- ..u1uxH &.ltI~&&
a. A. Z short time during
IN /, vas 10 the early
+. =. mar 1854 whcn y Was
{ ~ Suffrage 4 trial. Just
- - Alb&ted the issue At
-. i iA<re we're tea who eo.
~, suitraxs wcaid or could
a. "a t,ha n. NcGraw. who was
u, .. -. u tAe state Of Wash.
a! .. lnstrrtcd 10 select u
y ,n. uaou 10 inpancl six
~. = exA Jury. The first
r.. 4, .rr.oued for jury service
Ssxnors. aud she was
p uSmAn ln,psnelcd for
81 ne i1rst Jury com
= u.nsa IL tho then terri
eAnxtoa
light Ve1re AGO
=, Su1nore n tlscesslr1 that
2|, $1,000. TALKED Of the
~ 4 ~ ~ hspSsrsd zee
I'd rlrsf = - yssrs ago.
~ "a ioIRA and especially
n ~ eelaa 70 mob ss's.
" elnas ~ sAld. -Moss
i1 - wsrS sppossd 10 II.
= ~ foItA n u that they
y y ~ u . trial. thsnkin1
~ - - ~ e~n grave and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
BOB nEskETn
IS PRESIDED nj

Robert II. Hcsketh. the labor
union councilman. was chosen at
the council meeting yesterday after
noon. a. president Of the body for
the nexs year The council held two
sessions yesterday. tho old council
fnishing up sts business Ia the fore
noon. and the new council begin
ming the years work NJ p. m.
Mar waraall. the retiring prcss-
dent. pat Heskeshs name In nomlna-
ton. Alice Lord. business agent q
the Mattresses union. presented
Hesketh with a gasci bearing a
union label. Tho now president Of
tha council also received other sou
vcnirx. ineiuding some lemons and
green vegetables and couple OF
tiny baby dolls. symbolic OF He's
kefh's trade as a cook and the Fe-
cent increase in his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

r <9A 4 era lee. grape
I ~ winter r~rmAln mp.
1<5s sf4n8ss. Use don. nq,
- ~ li>A walnuts.
ll4f soptes. s. III; small
dsk @<e. fancy grape
M &exs<ts. &c ie-s i ~
W o1<0k ~. sweet Chocolate
- ~ i3< pkx. tea. sSe 10.
~ NJ &c ~ u bulk teas.
! = u<e11i1 tees. <Sc 10, ter
: pVea teaA > he u Z
1n111@ Ieast brad. lSc. salt
~ ~ teaf. ~ptsss. &c car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

~ ~ ~ ~. nsw potatoes.
1rH1AeD un<fsh~s. Sci ibs.
~ IT, J tnn<ha3 lstfuce
~. fz< 10. Tbs T5e
= fer Nc. Tomatoes. lte
1& a. NJ cabbage. 90 AMI
~ rtqkks34 ~ ID. cauiiflow ;
~ ~ he pr had lemons.
ernxGes. Z d0G x5cl u~-
lg@ I fsr zsc. Z ib~ cook :
- ~: ! 10 se<dirsa raj.
II III On hakiux powder.
~ ,hf>mps. ace. Eagilst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

~. he ~, s~rtsrfoln 81
~ &c. Columbia river
- -. keHuine finran
r. ~ n. tomatoes. isc ID.
1D>1<<. ;jr des bsaana8,
3 ~ oranges. f5c dez.
= fex sai< pork. lie ~.
- {<r ~ eaton sets.
E4,t4s <ssesxs. 2 lbs. tsc
- 40; asparagus.
~ po:afo<s. ~ iha 1sc
~ iE 6oa boiling beef,
v ro&st ~ TO-. pork roast,
&'11 e@1DA ! lbs zxr.
~. III No. rips olives. ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

~~~~~e<~~~<~~>s~~~s>s- ~~-~-~.~~~~~~-~s>,~~.~
Fffth az ~. on~ block from ear
line. corner ~ WITH ~. ~ and
Prospect. iarKr lot. with nics hot
uf bearing ffttit trees rent sac
lovely view 4. , kprenxi~. Aauz-
rum, WASH ttanhen fslandi,
s-F0om and pantry house los rrnt.
Is 90 per ufnnth asa fofh Az. n
taquifs at Mrs Don O'1offu2n's q.
opposite hawthorne school
Good s-raotn house. worth tit. rent
for O. month. Main sotT.
For tent Cottage. tt3to moat, I.
house. Sc owner. East kiSs
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G1oOUAos
s~~-~-~<>.~~~~~~-s~s~~~~~
EataFfh. eye. ear. nose. threat. aktn.
nerve. heart. lung ard blood dis
eases epilepsy. goitrc. kidnsy,
bladder diseases cured for IS per
meath. Dr. ssversne~, sts N~eond
Avsnus Mshihern BIDS. Rooms
NatsfnltY Homs-ae have opened =
materially borne In connection with
our sanitsrfam: graduated obstet-
rseai nurse IN aftrnfanr~ charges
razsonahls aWlck Standardized.
sxfE first az. Main go
Rupture cured: permanent without
operation or detenfson from labor:
s sssss zee sx. sasi' .s ss'ss Pa sr.. ara
Aystsan. 81 Eisel nids seattle.
GU and Puttor--Teat circle friday
Readings daily. tkas srd
wantea-Te bur hsir; hair chains
AMI switches made to order. Mfs
II Miller. fsss slsth av.. near Pike
Hlxxsat show IN city baby. chicks
hatched every minute IN glass Ia
sahators- Come snd seq. W Annsx.
esflropoay and Manlearinx Partors
Facial and scalp treatment are
Liberty bldg.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpsnsd, Zoe
aoz.: r&xors. stc. etc. 1901 SIN aw
Bur~nu ladies' fr.s. ses rirs 81.
Paney shell Handed souvenir. Psns'
'sossenlr Pen Co. bcx 1895 seattle.
pimpies removed, ui Arrads BidE
ToupEEs. wfus--Ail Kinds % hair
work. korb, iet aprins Ind SksA
WIS v spears, paImlst tses ard Az:
Hay II saw Il " The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
PROTECTING noRsEs

PORTLAND. Or. March ia
tons enough for any horse 10 haul. =
says Alex Donaldson. who Is tryN
to have an ordinance passed proyid-
Enx that no horse In Portland shall
hAul more than 5000 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

>s-]srl~Fe]-I~1>s7-~1 ~~eF-|1~~s~1-
tire Wednesday Night Highly
pr3Esi aa Xmas prcNeut from a
dad friend Phone Hsrrison sfet
tleata=Army discharge papers ana
Receipts saturday night, on PIKE
81. fInder please refnrn 10 AIS Ep-
ter HitE
Geld bard FtnK. brtwe0n broadway
ard w~sflake; reward tsse West
lake. corner pine
scotch collie mair pap. 10 faontfe
old Netffy or return 10 t40e ".
ard and receive reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Lake Burien Property.

>>sN-~c.Nccsc@0c~ ~-o-e-c~-~~~-@~~~~>
SNAP SNAP
An acre. one block from Burieu
AXE car line 1900 terms, A. X.
WfIapE. az New York Blk Main
71G Ind. b9o7,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

Best fir wood ~ inch, " per load
81 \ cord. q a sos, Ind. 7iis.
Patent dust pan witt first load Goa.
vain wright = Mcleod Phones f7is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

s>s~~~~s~-A~~s~<<f<~.<>S-N r~se~-S~s>~$~~~~<N
For hsns~-sssvarai rooms partly fur.
nished. at 1898 Seventh as. 81 per
room monthly. Apply Al green
color1d heuso In rear. on Wratiake
Az eatraaee or 10 owner, l. y.
9prsngte, Aquarsum. kinn county.
Wash. tbien Acres Dock. Vaabon
Island
THE BROADWAY. cornsf broadway
rooms 10 choose from. popular
prfces. hot water. atoam heat. ana
saif bells fn every room. y n
frentiss. Prop.
Roen. siss week Frc. bath. free
phone Yates Hotel eth ana Pins.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL fittX
Sics steasn heated rooms. tsee .
Meef ard mp 9ss Pike ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

F%1~~~~~4~eN1~1~4f-l~~- r~r~~s~rN~~~<~
Large trent room. very desirable To-
catten. suitable for one or two
gentlemen. with or without board.
Fast k1s7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

BuY ON THIS SIDE OF
LAKE WARRINGTON

Five acres % alder bottom, rich
black land. situate north Of ths
city price $4,000 Terms 80
cash. balance over four yehrn. free
use 81 800 feet community beach.
F'ina wharf on Lake Washington.
Maoadamisd bouievard 20 en-
trance, good neighbors. lunt the
place to plant your savings, VIII
sell y acfes
OLE HANSON
Third Floor. New York BLOCK
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- sH|aF(NT-|N(.8(NrI|1<e
ffTZHESRY AUCTION HOUSE.
lttx ffffh avs-~Euys, sells second /.
hand goods and other mere hs ndiHe !:
spot cash. Main ara. A 5sfe Old
est auction house IN the state
Furniture Of 1-room flat FOR sale and
Ilni TOT rent tzg per month, rooms
VIII pnf rent Fonfrup n Eettsrs,
lI1s Market 81. ballard
Valdez Furn. Co, 1910 FIRST Az Main
tsxz. IND. 50z0.
DESKS chairs. snow cases. Chicago
nL.re 9 0ff.cs Yum. Co. 1925 ist ay.
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Board and Room.

ir isfss SsfsrSisSss SSs~s 70 IT.
ff1e 18th nF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

~-~S~>~~~~~~4~oN~ ~~-~~~~S~~~--~~,--',1
For sals-~fsompfefs set OF wood
carving tools. Address O. H.
miller. station g.. Seattle. Phons
Sidney fbz
Cash register registering Sc 10 III
TOT sale for 1000. worth tss. bar-
gain. 1903 Seveuth 40 near
Union &C.
FOR plumbing supplies ana repsIr.
70 20 kTsTAUB ais Second Is
How pianos FOR rent: rent applfea ON
purchase Acyer-Tonsr. si} Union.
Mrs. -. 7. Benson, optlclan. tss Ar
cade. Established . years
VIOLIN lessons. Instrument free Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

10 ACRES $3.50


10 ACRES $3.50
sss CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Eas, Of Lake Washington, on good
Esn .os rsas so, s'n Idssi ,Sr es, ss
ems. fruits and potatoes. Walking
distance Of schools and depot
Lumber and single mills nearby,
Come over. Take Madison car and
kirkland ferry 20 burke a FAR
call ius Cherry ~.
A GOOD INCOME ~ ASSURED
From this &c acrsa; made 81 roo lRst
year. A fine s-room house. big
barn, all kinds Of chicken houses
aud breeders, $50 white f.~Rhorn
chickens. team. COW. farm tools. a
dandy orchard. You will like this
per and small cash payment No.
WEST COAST LAND CO.
ifis-ft American bank Blaw
ACRES FOR $500
We have SO 5-acre tracts near Ma
ehles. splendid soil Lies level.
n r. -. Telephone Close TO
great valley Just tho place TO
save a little money. 81 per acre
OLE HANSON a CO.
THIRD Floor. New York block
d. soo--For aaie. if-acre Improved
ranch. house. barn, wood shed two
chicken house, n well acres
cleared. 10 fruit trees 3 years old.
10 minutes walk from r. ~ depnf
store. r. o.. $500 cash. balance five
years. ssf Inquire for Fred Bar
CHICKEN n an. FOR SALE
Three acres located 10 miles from
II, o., In King county, near II. X.
and market. ~ acres cleared. T.
room house, 40 fruit trees, bear
Ing. This IN a bargain. Price
$500; terms, w. W MOVES. al
Boston Block.
THIS MEANS YOU
II you have 800 you can buy 10
acres OF fine land. good water,
new II. ". going In three miles OF
land, close to town, This land will
soon be worth $50 per acre; now
$40. Come in and sec the Oregon
man; he is here now and can show
photos OF land lie Will be glad TO
toll You all about central Oregon.
3os Liberty Bldg, OPP. Postoffies.
10 ACRES Suquamish for 1850; ts0
cash, balance may run at tlO per
month. buys ten fine view acres
ed by prosperous poople. now
wharf community beach, FREQ TO
ali purchasers.
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third Floor, New York Block.
FARMING lands north. east, south
or west II we haven't got what
you want, well find H. CLIFF
FORD LAND co, 1919 Third Az.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage.
J. X. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. Washington. Main 72i.
Kent city property and Improved
farm lands for sale cheap by own
or. A. Jopp, Kent. Wash.
10 acre ranch, good house, barn,
good soil; bargain at 1880: St7b
down, $40 month. G-ii6. Star
IL YOU want chicken ranch. see
Kauffmau-Keily Co. '"rhs Live
Wires 22s Northern Bank Bldg.
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Apartments for Rent.
>-~~~eS~rer~<~~~r<N<~S>s> ~s~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~
Two s-gaefa lists close 20 car. 10
minutes walk TO pn<toffire. tto %
each. also furnished rooms aud
apartments catet. teS Arcade.
Eagle Apartm.nts-ru Furnished Apss,
room and board. $50 week 1bS
sth, nrsmsfton, Nn. rhons \ al,
Excelsior Arts Furnsriea and un-
furnished. On aad rihe. MaIn sksi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19


~ Mrs NJ ~ smith, sit t6th ay.
I viii call at Ths ftar office, she
Will reerise FfllsE two hos seat
Tickets TO rantaKea theatre.
Established fuel hnnin~sn Tor city lot
: er small ranch. Phone Queen
Anne 4os
faytnK elEar stand reasonable.
toefn II desired. owner going
East. 80 Madison.
Paying apartment and roominw
house. refined locality. bona fide
bargain. Phone East 1891.
Fer Bale -ehtropody and manieur.
Ing business. well established.
with good trade, ai0 Liberty Hldg,
I'D Hola. hnnEeiowa. nlnekley illh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Housekeeping Rooms.

s~e~~~~~~~~<~~~~~ -~~>~~.~~~~~~~~-~-~
Furnished housekeeping rooms
ele<r, light heat and aas In
slu1ed Queen Anne 1923. ia
E.rl.. Ill Marion -l.lssls q. X. lin.
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New Today.
MRS. J. NJ. REYNOLDS or
rDl.tfMRtfg pItfn

MRS. J. NJ. REYNOLDS or
COLUMBUS, ONO
Nha has been NO successful IN the
tenftat and Eastern atataa Ia her
ilkht against CATARitif and
TNuEiicNt.oSfS and Ali, TRou-
HkhA of THE RESPIRATORY
ORGANS, has opened branch IN
seattle. and u u now. possible Tor
people here TO avail themselves Of
the opportunity that has saved
thousands OF lives Nhe charges
tsne per month Tor treatment. and
turn your mensy. rhin IL a yer,
simple and effective treatment
You do not have Go leave your
Tome or undergo any examination.
Write today Tor symptom blsnh
ana TUT particulars,
NATURE CREATION CO.
800 klieourne 81, Seattle. Wash,
- - Learn 20 dane. In I've
~ ~ Jays Private instfuc'
NA n ssm. .v sr,As a.s ,fs ana . sss.
~ las Dancing suarsn.
AS{1 pREANf.ANp
RISV nsvsnth and union-
learn from other teach.
srs without snccesa
- come 10 ma Prof Habsr
MIKE COIN
Second Hand Clothing uought.
sold aud Exchanged.
feif PIKE ST
ina. I. fsxt. Main ssss.
20
SAWS - ON GLASSES.
+ ny walking half block off snd or
/ tfd ava We save you that and
naafn On Hsmt GLASSES. "fAttic Hhep.
Little Heat. Little Price" hrvh~n
Lenses replaced. Repairing
We ss~~Ae Stshs sksp.
Eatnhttsk~A lp03.
I ats Nsdfssn. -rwv~s 1sa SD nsa. ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

wentsd-Men ana women 60 learn the
barber trade largest and most
complete school In the West Wages
paid while learninH An unlimited
achooi or write for particulars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEoE.
az washington, or 72e Third Az.
Phone. Main gt1f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19


Young men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph sorvlce. easy
10 learn: salary SIS 20 $50. posi-
lions Guaranteed. Call or address
National Telegraph tnstituts.
sfon ard av.. opposite orpheum
theatre.
Educated men 10 learn wireless
tsfenraphy Position open. good
aaiarisa. United Wireless Train
Leg Glass, 40 Grand Trunk Dock.
Small Improved farm, Hood canal,
good water front, for care more
than for rent. Address &. a. Han
son. Bremerton, Gen. del.
The new Upstairs Mems Clothing
Shop sells t2s suits for tls. t2o
suits $3.50. Lundquist 205 Em-
press Theatre Bldg, "a and Spring:
Engineers. firemen. janitors instruct
a0e Oriental building, = TIL ..
OLYMPIC APTs.. 2Qlo Western av.
Single rooms, st.so Up. sune'
1900 up. Near public .aarket
Learn TO be good barber AZ
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
go Occidental Ave.
Say Il saw II In The star:
Bpring ~. pool room. Everything
new. az cents per cue. 1921 mira
av. w. cramer, Ted Dainc.
Plaza Pool Hail--Everyone welcome.
IA Norman. Structural Iron work
err, Manager
Mems suits cleaned ard pressed.
1I.o0: auditorium. iS2t sth av
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stenographsr wantsd-~Must be neat
hand young man preferred Ex-
cslient opportunity for some young
man who Aesirss TO learn the
newspaper business. Apply Mr..
Rurfowss. Manager. Ths star Of
flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

sNxr--s acres on good road east OF
Lake Washington, one mile from
the water. good soil. Price for
quick sale, fa1s on any kind Of
terms. Apply 10 Hnckworth. In
Hank bldg at kirkland wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

FINE. clear, level acreage. close 10
city OF ie,eoe. and best center for
all the big markets OF Wcsters
Washington. on ~ y. railroad. and
electric line to be running by July
1st Black, rich soil. viii produce
the first season more than enough
10 pay for land. Price OF land Is
less than cost OF clearing logged
off land and f0-acre tracts, t1s
down. Is q month. o. A. pingree
n Co. corner and Az. and Madison
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From this sg acres. made 81 roo lsst
year A fine s~ronm house. big
barn, all kinds 81 chicken houses
aud breeders, as0 white feRhorn
chickens. team. COW. farm tools. q
dandy orchard. You will like this
place Price ~ 900. will take pa
per and small cash payment No.
~, n,o.or ~o. .xp r.n
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-25
At the Opera.

THAT singer has a powerful voice.
II should say SO. I can't hear my
self speak when he Is singing
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-25
FoREiGN.

War against Turkey has been for
mally declared by the vServian gover--
ment
Another French military aviator.
Lieutenant Blanc, waa killed at Cha
Ions, France.
William Marconi's right eye was re-
moved by DR.. Bayardi, noted Turin
surgeon at Rome.
Forty million dollars yearly is the
estimated figure of the damage done
by rats to crops and property in
France.
General Felix Diaz, nephew Of Gen.
eral Porfirio Diaz, the deposed presi-
dent of Mexico, raised the banner OF
Rebellion at Vera Cruz.
German participation at the Panama
Exposition at San Francisco is prac-
tically assured, although formal action
has not yet been taken.
Along the mountainous front of 200
miles from -Killisseh in the east
to Uskup in the west the advance of
the allied armies into Turkey contin-
ues.
Nearly $250,000 in gold in the Wells
Fargo express office was passed by a
robber who sandbagged Agent Herbert
Taylor at Ekagway, Alaska. The rob
ber took a package containing $1,000.
Prince Albert of schleswig- Holstein
narrowly escaped death while playing
golf at Stoke Pages. A number of
stray shots passed quite close to him
and Sherlock. professional, who was
with the prince, was wounded.
Throwing open the doors of the jails
Of Epirus, the Turks have released a
savage moslem Horde who are COM
mitting atrocities upon the Christians.
Hundreds of Christians have been
slain. Several hundred Greek refugees
have arrived from the mainland.
The typhoon that swept several is
lands Of the Philippine group October
16, caused many deaths and heavy
damage to property. A telegram re-
ceived OF Manila by the military au-
thorities estimates that 400 persons
we're killed and that damage amount
ing to $5.OOO,O00O was done in the
island of Cebu. .
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-25
POLLY VICTIM OF DECEPTION
porary Oblivion Had Been Ma
teriaIiy Cut Short. .

The Gocdleys have sailor son, who
on one occasion brought home a parrot
for the amusement and enlightenment
of the family. They kept it for the
sake of the donor-on no other ac-
count would 1t have been given house
room. OF course, 1t was a perfectly
respectable ENTHUSIASTICALLY; but on
Sunday evenings, when young Mr..
Sanity paid his regular visit, it was
deemed advisable to cover Polly with
. cloth.
Recently, however, Mr.. 8. took ad-
vantage Of a half-holiday accruing to
him, and made an extra call on the
Wednesday. AS he was ushered in
Miss Mary Cooley dexterously threw
the cloth over Polly's cage. Greet
lngs over, there ensued the usual awk-
well, I'll be everlastingly blessed"
squawk from the covered cage.
well, I'll be evelasting- blessed"
said Polly. "This has been thunder
ing short week!"