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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

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T0xTESANo. Dec. t0.--John
fusou holds all the cards. Se-
~ II his mountain fastucss. he
knxhs Il the forces Of law and or
-
orh<Ile Matthews. the newly
tnsd sheriff. who sncccedA III
fpxsse. Who held to the beast
ms .rail with a bulldog tenacity
vwrhy Of richer results. won his
sEcs - . singular platform
4 uxs that be would nof waste
. = coensys money or the county .
m ID searching for Torrow I'M
- absolutely compelled u DO 40
\ ~ epunty commissioners
"a Pzyslle. who wanted TO make
- last isy before quitting office.
- eoue hack with his posse 10
lnnzesaso. He hasn't the slightest
~ whether be was within 100 feet
Wf MAN HAS CHANCE
40 Nc WON'T co
\ - miIes Of the beast man.
Ih<rs Il. Il Il admitted. just one
- b the Grays harbor country
- sfasds the ghost Of a chance
4 Aansing Tornow In. That man
d lack Wirslor. veteran ;rappey.
- hmisd with Tornow before the
Lar vent mad and TOOK 70 the
'v5t<rn612 Pzyette has pleaded
~ WInsIov to undertake Tor.
4rs capture. He has appealed 10
1lov's vanity. telling him that
- ; he visest 10 voodcraft Of ali
- tyappers who range the Olym-
y He has appealed 10 his Gu
~. Tie rewards for Tornow's
eare aggregate $4,000. He has
eole6 to his patriotism and his
Z ~ X duty as a citizen.
nert to WINSTON as he stubborn
natas his head:
Yes 6ont know Torro~. I Do.
nr1Uf Whist DO dead men want
eoportsf ] tell you have no
- Mn Tornc~. I'VE hunted
- Nm. He u a. this moment
lsSAess IN the rough country
- = hses--a country containing
egsoss miIss- u 10 30 rough,
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SMASH-UP BETWEEN
AUTO ANDBU

A smashup between the Barker
hotel bus, driven by Frank Miller,
and horse and wagon. the driver
Of which could not be learned. at
$3.50 this morning resulted In the
windshield. headlights and radiator
Of the auto being smashed and two
Of the horses legs being broken.
Miller was driving about Is miles
an hour. The horse was shot by
q policeman afterward.
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John TORNOW ROAMS HILLS In PEACE
MW SHERIFF MONTESANO BOTHER BEAsTMAN SAYS

and the brush Is so thick Up there.
that some kinds Of animals can't
Get through H.
"A bear can travel through II.
Tornow can so as fast as any bear.
I'm giving you the straight truth
eaanot keep up with him for 100
yards when be II going at bis oFdi-
nary galt--a gait be can Keep up ~
hours a. a stretch.
Let me tell you another thing
Tornow never rcckons' direction
He KNOWS. He travels IN a bee
line. don't know how he knows.
only know that he does n Two
seen him do Il hundreds OF times.
HAS ALL INSTINCTS
or CUNNING ANIMAL
~Stlil another thing Ills ere
sight and hearing are better than
mine HE would see and ear ma
long before | did him He would
smell me. too. That's no fairy tale
I've seen him sniff the wind for
game.
n tell you Toruow has al. the in
stincta Of the most cunning animal.
- NNA 4a tsA& ta*tNAhfH%& ~ - 49,
man Add TO these qualities the
fact that he never wastes a cart.
ridge-and that Is gospei.trac. too
and what chance would have
trying to bring him iny No. sir. !
wouldn't undertake Il for Uncle
Sans mint"
Payctte ruefully tells the Ltory 81
the laaf man hunt
Fifteen miles 10 the north OF Mon.
tesano. at the very edge Of Tor
now's kingdom. lives a rancher and
bis family. Tho rancher missed q
COW. lie and his son hunted for
II. and found ~. dead and partly
cut up. half mile from the ranch
house.
Fifty yards from the carcsss they
found a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a hollow tree and stump Tor.
now. standing on the stump. had
dropped the COW with a sir gls shot
from an automatic pistol. The ball
had entered exactly between the
eyes. where the hair heightened
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WARRINGTON. Dec. 10
Nm IN Panama the most eff.
.s'st eaxineering corps the world
~ .xsr seen Is Just winding up
~ oIrrest Job ever undertaken by
.-.-<nslv this CORPS win be out
~ All the trained men. all
sseares and steam shovels that
Is sam has assembled - bring
w, nresns together. viii be idle.
~ sam must fire the taen and
IL machinery, or find other
Srk for them 10 do.
~ no; bring the whole outfit
80. and set EN- 20 WORK on an.
~ msn.sira iobf That what
Sns Interested IN deep waterways
~ sopd prevention are asking.
a throw and hog-tie the second
- a the world and make II a
$500 ana law.ablding member OF
s~.s,t socscty--that's a task wor.
~ X the best mettie OF any cngi-
sssrinx outfit. not even excepting
= uen Who have built the Ga,un
~
rvsry rear we pay something
- 80 600. 900 for our Lational
~ Is lesvsng this job ur.'One.
Al sprinx We paid dearly hun.
49, d human lives and some
~ NE sioo. e0o. 900 In money
A ,his waste OF lives and mon
= sill 70 on. year after year. until
- Mississippi Is chained to its
~ Nor source 10 delta.
~ biz jch-blgwer than build
- ~ pyramids or digging the
Rama canal
Look at this map. The shaded
-, outxite the Irregular black
i1eted Tine represents the hasin OF
~ Father Of Waters 600. 600
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out In a tiny curl
They found the empty csftridgs
beside the stump. The posse later
identified tho cartridge an being
special kind used In a pistol 81 Ca.
madam manufacture. Dcpnty N.
mer. one az Tornow's six victims.
had carried such a weapon.
In the camp they found jsrkrd
beef apples and rife They took
the number. II was the number Of
Elmer's rifle
BEAsT-MAN WATCHES
THEM FROM AMBusA
The Dor waa for capturing Tor.
nov and claiming the reward. but
the ranchcr did not like III. risk
Instead. be mounted a horse and
gaiiopcd to the nearest tsis phunc.
several miles away, and notified
Paycttn. when payette and hls
posse reached tho camp. rife and
provisions we're gone.
= know now" says PAyette. "as
surely as thoush had been By his
side. that TornoW was watching
the rancher and bis sou all he time
they we're exploring the camp. u
was as nearly a slip az have ever
known him TO make.
Taken by surprise while he was
cutting up the COW. he ducksd into
the bushes Ills rifle was ia the
camp. but he had the automatic piE-
toll Why be didn't shoot them
don't know. Perhaps he wanted 70
save the ammunition"
winslow figures out that there
are only three ways 10 get" the
beani-man. A severe winter might
drive him from tho hills. His am
munition might get damp. Ills
strange madness might In time de.
stroy his reason and caution.
You cant lind him 10 sarround
him." says the trappcr. And II you
have him surrounded In that coun.
try. what them Suppose you'd
draw your Gordon around him 30
tight that your men were only ten
feet apart. He'd wlggie through
under your nosesi"
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hope the bandits will be unable to
make their way.
Practically every automobile
owner IN Bakersfield and sur
rounding towns has Joined the man
hunt, which already Is being con
Quoted ON a scale that cciipses the
trailing of the notorious Harry
Tracey In the Northwest several
years ago.
VIM. Handy. the youthful ex-
press messenger. who was Sc
rfousiy wounded by tho bandits,
lies dying In a hospital at Taft
Several hundred men In the TAFT
oil district will be compelled to
20 without their pay envelopes this
week because Of tho robbery.
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AMBASSADORS TO
TALK ABOUT WAR

LONDON. Dec. 10. Foreign Min
lister Sir Edward Grey announced
today In The Commons that the
meeting 81 ambassadors here next
Friday 10 dlneuas the balkan stu.
alton wiil not DO In any sense a
formal conference. fio explained
that the powers had agreed that tha
ambassadors To some European cap.
ltals should meet here informally
and should consult In order 10 facll,
iiats an exchange ~ views on tho
situation between their respective
nations.
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nenrly everybody agrees that. what
ever the mothad, Uncle Sam must
superinlond tho work.
It's a Job that involves many
problems. II involves the building
of dams and reservoirs for the lp.
pounding of surplus water; the
dredging OF canals and ohannah
for navigation and irrigation. ana
the planting OF thousands Of SQUARE
miles OF forest In the mountains
and hills. where the sources OF our
rivers are.
It's a biz Job. but one that would
pay big dividends.
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comes more and more dangerous
10 the people OF the lowianda about
tho nozzle Of the funnel. For the
water drains off more quickly ey.
cry year. and thus every year tho
crest OF the flood tends TO be
hlghor--and the low water stage
In summer corrcspondingly lower.
To capture this great mass OF
water. 10 impound Il. ard dole u
out throughout the spring aud sum.
mer for irrigation. navigation and
water power purpoaes-thAt'a tho
Job,
it'a a job that the nation must
undertake
Theodore Roosevelt and many
other conseryatlonlstk want the
United States army 90 do Il. with
Cot Cocktails great Panama canal
organization. President TAFT IN.
vors a federal appropriation OF
10000. 600. 10 have the work start
ed by private contractors hut
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10000 WORTH OF
EWELRY ON HIM

No. francisco, Dec. 10.--The
= "a ~. are seeking the owners
= "a w worth Of jewelry found
n Otto. under arrest for burg.
~ e envelope containing 20
\, onds was found sewed in
- Utos undergarments.
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10 IN HUNT FOR BANDITS
WHO STOLE $4,000 In GOLD

p.i<sd Press Leased wiz.
AkkRSF1ELD. Cal, Dec. TO-
- thaa 90 deputy sheriffs and
- citizens today are on the
2 two bandits who robbed
9Dsess car Of the Bakersfield.
oed train on the Santa Fe
eecaped with $4,000 In gold.
Flour automobiles loaded
: eeisens hastily deputized as
onicers left here before
seday, while a dozen similar
- sss operating out OF Taft.
system Of telephone com
'eeuons these posses are en-
mg 10 throw a circle about
valley. through which they
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MIGHT HAVE GOT
MORE. ANYWAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. f0.--That
the Erie railroad could have obtain
ed $4,000 for the coal out OF the
refuse instead OF the $500 for
which they agreed TO give an option
to ". J. Williams. business asso-
ciate OF Judge Archibald, was the
testimony OF Mining Engineer a. II.
Rittenhouse In the Archibald Inn
parchment trial.
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square miles. lying In Is states
about ~ per cent Of the area OF the
United States.
All the water that drAbna from
this territory goes 10 the sea
through sort OF funnel with n
small nozzle.
AZ the years pass and tho forests
on the American uplands are cut
off. this annual rush OF water be
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TEDDYS TELEGRAM
STIRS UP IDAHO

BOISE. Idaho. Dec. fo.--Tha, Col.
Rooscvelt's telegraphic appeal to
tho voters Of tho state, protesting
against the supreme court decision
ia striking buii moose electors from
ths ballot would result In a citation
for contempt we're he within the
courts jurisdiction. ls the opinion
here today.
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WIFE OF MURDERED
MAN SUES COMPANY

Because J. A. Trivett. conductor
on the Ballard Beach line. shot and
killed Oliver and Otis Sanford,
father and son. on the night Of Au.
gust 81. the Puget Sound Traction,
Light and Power Co. is made de-
PENDANT In a $4,000 damage suit In
behalf OF Mrs. Clara Sanford and
four minor children-Leo, Ruth.
Clara and Oliver.
Trivett was convicted OF second.
degree murder last week and SEN
fenced to ten years 10 life in the
penitentIary.
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$4,1OO FOR PUBLIC
RESTING PLACE

Committee OF harbors and public
works Of the city council this morn
ing recommended for passage bill
authorizing tho board of public
works to spend s4,100 for a public
resting place and observatory on
First av., between Union ard Sen
eca.
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OPEN COURTHOUSE
BIDS ON JANUARY S

Secretary Wardall Of the board
Of county commissioners today
drafted the notice advertising the
sale Of s9J0,000 county bonds for
the new court house. The bids will
be opened January 10.
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Farm Lands

s0-0I0N.Nl~NsNl~e-N-T-N lr.r-F1(.TsN|lr-~N-N.@
A farm~~yen. good one. ~ acres.
under thorough cultivation. fenced.
cross fenced, t-hrrs orchard. e.
room plantered house, barns.
e3n acres In all. fift % per acre,
some cash. balance years AZ 6
per cent
dABEL. soi Arcade
10 ACRES. WITH sTREAM. tsxs
$40 cash. sic per month. Fine pro-
dactive. shot clay soil. fine View
driving distance % best market
towns, near school ana good
neigh borH. cheap fare.
r. VAS AHsDALE & co.
1908 Third Az.
II you want to- buy a farm. call ia
and see uH We have some real
bargains IN improved farms. 5Vs
American bank HidR
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DUVAL TO VOTE ON
INCORPORATION

Duval is the third town In King
county which will have an election
this month on the question Of ~.
corporation. The election date was
fixed by the county commissioners
this morning fors December 20.
Redmond win vote on December
% and Tolt a day later.
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cuiLLoTiNEO ~ SLIDING
nnnn

TACOMA. Dec. i0.--whlie repair.
ing n sliding door at his fathers
picking works. Anthony J. Ham
mer. ~. was caught underneath tho
door when u fell and his neck
broken. He died on the way 10 tho
hospital.
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~~s~eeA~~~srseef>fNfse
auPTuHE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over zoe caasa cured past two
years ages 4 % 49, Harvard Hya-
tenn. ST Eitei Bldg. Seattle,
Hlppodrone Academy DanrinE
taught Ia two iraaoHa. private o.
class Apply office
ufi.i.EfrE uf-ADEs shhrprnsd soc
dos rnnars. sse. etc. 1901 sth az
Get Acquainted haelaty. Names aud
addresses TeH Pine ~
say saw h In The star"
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cans milk. 7so. flour. 81 sack
Yakima potatoes. 81 sack lba
dried peaches, csc. evnporated april.
bars laundry soap. CSC: smeits. 2 hid
ihc. lbs. Csc. founders, Sc 10
salmon. CSC each: halibut. , lbs 2sc
oystcrH, 35c and f0c pit canned
oysters. soc. crabs for isc; 10 lis
cane sugar. 81 No. 10 sack flour, 2sc.
: cans corn. 25c. ? i5e pkgs. pancak 2
flour, 1bc.
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FALLS OFF DOCK
TO HIS DEATH

Free Wilson. member Of The crew
OF tho steamer Hunter. fell off tho
vessel early this morning. while IL
was loading at the 0aibraifh dock
and was drowned. His body has
not yet been recovered.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


J lbs f0c hutter. 81. cans tod
fnatoss. 2sc. use can asparagus zoe
pkgs. macaroni. 1sr. aor steel cunI
coffee. lbs. Tscs 100 cans corn, u
for isc. Sc boxes matches. for Toe
ieiiios. 2 glasses akc: CSC canned
fruits and berries. 20c: black wal
nuts. lbs. Csc; 1 10. can grounfl
chocolate. sic; hnra naptha soapll
zgc; pkRr. seeded raieins sc.
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|lulfy and Pigeon Show

CORNER Market
An -. first and Pike
1EkrTiT 1week. Open Evenings.
49, 49, COUNTY POULTRY
- AssocIATION
49, y BURNETT, Jr., sec,y.
- colman Blk.
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~~~-N-~~-~~~~s~s~~@~~- >~s~|~~-~>@~-~-~-~~~-~
WAnted-Ll Limited amount OF capital
for safe, conservative. immensely
profitable business. large market
great demand for products. l.. G.
kimpklns, zzs Iaherty Bldg
Use Baasottn Native Herbs for con
druggists.
L c. slmkIns. sit liberty hidg.
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Hotels & Lodging Houses


The YAtas Hotel. iszt1 sixth av..
under new mana cement newly
papored and painted throughout.
ciran rooms. 25c per night and Up.
81 90 Per week and up.
HOTEL OXFORD. is7o let az. mod
srn, rates tas1 per week and up.
harrington. 1914 second. o. week up
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S~e~-9,cYsc~T 1880 :
furnished. all modern convenisnceA.
steam heat. telephone. electric
light bath. pool room. plano. Eiss
giant homo for club OF men. Room
and board. rates reasonable.
breakfast. luncheon, 2 o'claek Din
Her
Children haafdea. beet care. home
surroundings ballard less itts
W Nfth
Chiidfen boarded private home SID
ney i1t1
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Housekeeping Rooms

slsssliss and ho1ssk , espine roSins'
!. z and 2-room suites. reasonable
rntea. t2GH HowsI at Phone
Elliott e21ow
OLYMPIC APIS. 1910 Western avs--
Single rooms 81 80 up. susie. t1.oe
up. Near public market
Cheap. well furnished transient nud
househ eepinE rooms. steam heated.
at SIS Howell
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owner would like 20 rent rooms OF
7-room house. furnished, chicken
coop, ~ 2lth ay East 1875.
Tor nent.-t-roofn furnished house.
tie per month. Call Deacon 1850
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Funeral Directors.

uniyeralty Undertaking Parlora. tzls
18th ~ e. North zik w. ". Fork
ner,
" " uuTTEitwonTH n hoNa
Cc1~~.~ -~~ftttj1~.S~e~~
lttNdun. cut flowers. funeral pieces
house, beacon as.
nuitNs FLOnAf Co. sof srd. Main
- a--cnt flowers drsIEn.. sseda
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City Real Estate
~~~~~~~~s~~So~~~~~~~~ ~s~o~~~-~~~s~~~s~>-~
THERE Is NOW building into
faurelhurrt wide ASPHALT
PAVED STREET. This improve
ment also includes the finished
grading for the CAR LINE.
Just 20 start things off. we are sell
Ing some big tracts fooxl00. In
beautiful lake ncighborhood of
fine homes on very easy payments.
Terms s2s Cash. SIS a Month.
MCLAUGHLIN REALTY co.
lio7 American Bank Bldg.
Snap In Columbia. view lots. 60xls0,
corner, cheap for cash.
Now IL the time 20 buy. have
houses and lots in all parts OF
the city and country. and what l
haven't got l can get Just let
Cash or trade, ono acre in north part
OF city, on car line. free and clear
Goo. Sexnuer. CAT N. Y. Blk
Main $3.50.
VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT
5-room modern cottage. reception
halt and pantry. bath between 2
bedrooms, wired for light, nicely
tinted. level lot. on highly Inn
proved street, close to car. ASSESS
ments paid In full Price cut TO
1900. 800 cash. balance TO suit
Take Phinney car TO 65th St, ask
Tho Cottage Realty Co.
MODERN GROOM COTTAGE ST. 800
Sec this Groom modern cottga. bath
and toilet, hot and cold water, mis-
sion finish. I'm good condition, good
tiew. close 10 car. Cash 5000. bal
anees easy i. r, Fay 6tth and
ihlnnsys ..l-.-.L
1900 for new BUNGALOW and three
splendid view lots In Kirkland. g.
blocks from water front. Small
cash payment and balance 80 per
month. Burke a. Farrar. 1ot Cher
ny st.
s Groom modern and lot 45xi00, also
4-room cottage. for sale at si,3b0l
and $4,000. on terms OF $4,000
down and 5000 per month. See
Soaring 907 Leary Bldg.
Three rooms and hall, plastered.
1850: terms. Kenwood s66s
A beautiful lot mar Ravenna park,
s<6o cash. Queen Ammo 4oS.
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a;ssest Engineering
in America
Would Cost Vast Sum
and Pay II Back Over
snd Over Again in
Flood Prevention,
Crops. Water Power
and Cheaper Trans
portation.
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Furnished Rooms

For heni--iargs front room. view.
hot water. heat. bath. liit 9Th.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL iiish
EIrHL haial SOC daily and up.
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Lost and Found.

Loot on FIRST. Second or Third avs.
between James and Pine. large en-
vsiope containing films and pho
toeraph. Owners name on en-
veiope. Return 10 Star or phone
Kenwood 1899
Lost Saturday morning. Eastlskc
silk dress Phone kenwood 1897
Liberal reward
large white dog. black around eyes.
tan ears. tan spot on back ro-
ward. 30iz w seth ballard ia
When buying for -mns. don't for
get tho Little 1eweiry Store. that
soils for less Ayron Hymous. 1897
Third
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Help Wanted-Male

v-s-~s-s-~r'~ --e-~----.s--e-~-~-
wANTEn--Men and women 90 learn
tho barber trade wages paid while
learning Call or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school
~ 81 Washington 81
DON'T GIT WET
DON'T GhT COLD
500 unrailsd for suits and ogefcoats
Will DO saad. o. and up liflnE this
al ard get 80 per cent diacasnt
MIKE COHEN 1911 PIKE 81
WHY dSes tundauirt sell SIS suits
for 49, BEcAuaE HE SELLS
THEM rPaTAIftA Room 900 EN-
press Theatre building
Lrarn 10 be = good barber AZ
MOt.EH BARBER COLLEGE
gEH Occidental Az.
Mandolin. guitar. bsnio. free if.stru-
nnrnts sykes Music school,. b1e
Peoples Hank Bldg
aay n saw II IN Tne Esar
kavanaagt.'a 500 iIats- us is, al
Help Wanted--female
~~-~4~-S~0~~~S~e~e~~~e~ e>~~~~e~~~~e~~~~~-~~~
FHoticH SKIRT FAItLoHs.. 7gt-2
Arcade Hidg.. specially. ready to-
wear skirts. petticnatA Millinery
and rsfnpdeiing phriors IN conncc-
ton.
HOT POINT MONS. 1910
Guaranteed 10 Years
sound Eieetrlc Co, ioio fLrnt ~.
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For Sale - Livestock
Homesteads
Wanted to Buy--Furnifure

49,. - er-r~>N>sr~r->~1@r~>>e<e%
want mouse A office furniture. cash.
oiDson Chandler. $40 Pike. NJ sz1f.
4edern Burn Co, 4iE Pike. MNfE
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~Sessr~~s~~e~>~e-~-~~<4
Patent dust pan with first load coal
.--N rlrnt Z Mcleod. Phone isIs
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Apartments tor Rent

furnished. t2V. phone. light NJ txio.
Excelsior Apis Furnished and pn-
furnished 9TH and Pike. Main efft
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New Today

Nu=BONE coraets. sample line sold
- At cost this week eos Arcade i3ld.
f.71TyYYFXfyTYEfT,,II TiDg{i1f aw, |
W }. III lftkfsktz'zk-J
Not sela IN stores .2so up
kohsk developing. Toe roll, any
NsIEe. Jaeoha' Photo Shop. f.-I sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
For Sale - Miscellaneous

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damaged bath tubs. sinks and
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New pianos TOT rent. rent applied on
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
Wanted-To Borrow

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wanted Money 10 loan on fI,.t
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

Just 20 start things off. we are sell
Ing some big tracts fooSi0o. In
beautiful lake netghborhood OF
fine homes on very easy payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
Classified Directory

BANKS
The Canadian bank q Comfnsrcs-
Head office. Toronto. Canada fsg0
hfas.ches In Canada. etcJ General
banking business Interest allow ed
on savings and time deposits
seattle Branch, g. v. Holt, Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

THERE Is NOW building into
fsAurelhurrt n wide ASPHALT
PAVED STREET. This improve
ment also Includes the finished
grading for the CAR LINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

Terms s2s Cash. SIS a Month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

MCLAUGHLIN REALTY co.
lie7 American Bank Bldg.