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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-29

for the recovery OF two diamond
rings which be claims he gave Mrs.
Brown. Their value was sa2S, II 10
stated In the suit.
In his complaint he makes oath
that the rings were given to the
fair young cloak model as a bond
10 seal their agreement ~ marriage.
Her fllght 10 Seattle with George
Montrose. he says. absoives him
from his promise 10 her and abro-
gated her right 10 the rings
lie sets forth also In his suit 20
recover the Iewelry the charges
which he began TO prosecute IN the
police court that Mrs. Brown obtain
ed from him money and property
TO the extent OF more than $1,000.
His petition In the superior court
Is only for the return OF the rings.
Now that Mapping has fallen un.
der the spell OF the charming Mrs.
brown once more and has endeav-
ored TO secure the dismissal Of the
police court proceedings. Il Is ex.
pccted that he Will not press his
suit 10 the superior court.
Judge shortail does not sympa-
thiKe with Napplngs attitude. and
he issued an attachment for his APP
pearance.
There will now be Iuli in tho
proceedings. but Cupid viii DO a
busy little guy In the interim.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aux. 29- rhe
Interrupted romance OF Mrs. Alice
I Brown, cloak model. and David
NappIng. a eO.year-old farmer OF
BENNINGTON. Ill. who was wealthy
cntil ~ lavished $4,000 on MIRA.
6roxn. il getting into labyrinth
Y perplexity and uncertainty.
Nanpinx wanted 10 marry Mrs.
Brown. He says she consented and
accepted his money. But she sud
dsnly fitted away. AZ once the
sl5erly suiior pursued her and caus-
- her arrest on a charge of fieec-
)ng him OF the $1,000.
When be saw her in prison Nap
ptng's heart was softcned by the
sisht OF beauty In tears. He with
new his prosecution and sought TO
"A her release. Then he went back
3 Los Angeles Mrs Brown II out
= bail and Judge Shortall. before
Aon the case Is being tried. has
centinued Il from day 20 day. He
y determined that the case shall
- slsseh 10 the bottom.
While the trial OF Mrs. brown
pAs postponed and the police were
osndIng fresh orders TO Los An
Seles 70 locate Mapping and bring
lin back 10 San Francisco. Il was
hzrned that the Illinois farmer had
lrought suit In the superior court
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ROBBED OF A
YEARS SAVINGS

Charles Gallagher OF Port An
plss was robbed OF $3.50 in hts
BON at the Frisco hotel. iisn
Washington st.. last night Gala
Der came into Seattle five days
~ with the accumulated wages of
Z years work. He found an old
nend here and the two roomed to
ethsr. Last night Gallagher. his
Iisnd and two acquaintance were
~ drinking a good deal. and about
u:3o Gallagher and his room mate
eeat upstairs 10 bed. A black-mus.
sched man. one OF the two they
esrs drinking with. followed them
nd the three drank some more.
Gallagher and his friend soon
vent 70 sleep. and when they woke
y the next morning they found
thzt Gallagher's purse. containing
ne money, was gone.
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SAYS HUSBAND
ROBBED HER

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2T.--A
warrant has been Issued for the ar.
rest OF Alexander Weiss. formerly
soldier at Vienna aud lately a
chlropodist In San Francisco. Mrs.
Henrietta Weiss. bis wife, accuses
him OF embezzlement In the sum OF
$500.
According 10 the story the woman
told Police Judge Shortall. she mar
risd Weiss In Boston last January
and came 10 this city. She had $500.
February %. she says. he left her 70
20 10 San Diego. She says he took
the $500. also two diamond rings
belonging 10 her.
She says she has learned lately
that be sailed for Germany with an
other woman, whom he claimed as
his wife.
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"SHOWlNG UP"
In MEAT PROBE

Cross-examlnation by Judge Mil.
ton u. Purdy OF n u becker. secre.
tary of the Pacific Coast shipping
association. occupied most Of this
mornings session IN the hearing OF
the conspiracy charges against the
Northwestern Lumber Co aud other
retail lumber associations. Purdy
sought TO show that the wholesalers
refused TO sell directly to consum.
ers. not because OF any understands
Ink with the retail associations, but
because e was poor business pol
icy and unothlcAl."
Becker admitted that this was the
case. lie denied that there was
any understanding or agreement to
prevent such sales. but that the
wholesalers and manufacturers in
his associations were supplied with
the Information aa 10 which houses
were doing retail business and
which did not come under that elias
sificatlon, solely for their own bene-
fit.
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Legal Notices


NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
the co-partnership heretofore OK.
listing between Ira IL Watson and
David o. OBrieu. under the firm
name and style Of the University
Hardware Co, and which conduct
cd a general hardware business at
4zig 18th av. ". r., has this day
been dissolved. and the partner
Ira H. Watson has withdra wn
from said firm. which Will here
after be conducted by David q.
O'Brien as sole trader. urder tho
name Of University Hardware Co.
All accounts due the firm may be
paid at the address Of tho old
firm and all liabilities may be
presented there for payment
Dated nj Seattle. wash. this attn
day Of August. 1912 -
IRA H. WATSON.
DAVID q. OURIEN.
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Caught Shark by Tail

ASBURY. PARK. N. j.. Aug. 20.
"A s00-pound shark that had been
soaring bathers was captured by
Frank Van Horn, a lifeguard at
Gordon's pavilion. on the beach at
Belmar.
Van Horn rushed out into the
shallow water. grabbed the shark
by the tail and. with the aid OF
Tom" Shepard. son OF the presi-
dent OF the Goodyear Rubber com
pany. succeeded In bringing II
ashore.
The shark. which was of the
hammerhead species, measured sew
en- feet In length.
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Sugar, 10 lbs. ~ cans milk. Csc
hard wheat flour, 81 sack. green
olives. 4oc at; Hhrimps, loo and x0s
wheat biscuit. Toe; 30c at. bottle i'm.
ported malt vinegar, zoe. peas
cana zBc. tomatoes. soc crate. tur.
nlps. 4 buncheH &c: unsalted butter
$50 ID, LimburKer cheese. Use ID.
cream brick. 25u ID; Hoqusfort, SOC
ID; fun cream, zoe ib.. q ioavei
bread, 25c.
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Breast OF lamb. &c h.; leaf lard.
12hc ID. lamb chops. 1910 ID;
picked pig nOcEs. Sc ID; link sau-
sage. Toe ID. pot roast. &c H.. salt
pork, 12hc To-. sturgeon. I5c h.:
shrinps. Zoe H. silver smeits. lbs
$50. salmon trout. for csc. German
carp. 2 lbs. 15c. ling cod. lbs. 1Bci
haiibut checks. 2 lbs 2bc. founders.
&c ID. hniibut. 2 lbs. lbc silver
salmon. 25c each; new dill pickles,
lie doz
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PUBLIC MARKETS


i2ho H.; silver smeltH. lbs. 25c,
salmon trout. iba. 3Sc. Holland
herring. for Sc. 2Bc doz.; German
metwurst. zOc ring. Bartlett pears
doz. 100. peaches fOc crate, pears.
sbc crate; sweet potatoes. lbs. Csc,
Italian prubes, TIC crate: tomatoes
5 lbs Zoe: Washington plums. 100
basket. lemons, 15c doz.. seedlesa
grapes, zoe basket.
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Personal.

~~~-c-er~c~e~~Se~o~~
DIR. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chtro-
practor. Hours 2 TO .. m. 1861 Ar
cads Annex. Main i3tz. Lady attend
ant.
RUPTURE CURED; permanent. no
operation or detention from labor,
over 400 caaee cured past two
years. ages 90 rs. Harvard
System, 81 Eitel Bldg, seattle.
CHfROPODY. manicuring. faelai
and acnlp treatments. suite ~.
2i7h Pike 81.
gfT,LETTE BLADES snarpened, ace
doz.: razors. csc. etc. 1901 stu ay;
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. I0s Pine street
Will not be responsible for any bills
OF Mrs McBreaiety. ID .NcBrealety'
Nichols. BUNGALOWS. hincklsy Biz.
Say II saw n In The star"
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AT 80 Works in Fields

steal Chickens When Old
NEW HAVEN, Mo, Aug. 2s.--
henry Jenkins has been working
nafd In the harvest field here for
Iss last two weeks. He pitches
meat on the hottest days. even II
ne Is more than so years old.
he does not know his exact age.
put can prove that he has % chill.
Ven. the youngest % years old.
va more than As grandchildren.
ne has three great grandchildren.
jenkins does not chew or smoke,
ut plays ball. wrestles and pitches
ao'seshoes. He seldom eats more
nan two meals a day.
a man ought to work all the
u'ne he can. 80 people will respect
va call him industrious" he says.
Dat when he gets too old TO work
= amt wrong TO steal chickens"
bdnce Al Droarntaud to..t~kt sss
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FLOUR. tl.fO and tI.g2 sack. scratch
1850 't,,tss Ia. 80. 49,, ~. - !
small cans milk, 2bc. q pkgs. Jello
Use. cans corn. 25c. brooms. 400.
6 lbs. rolled oats. Csc, bars laundry
soap. Csc. iO-lb. sack flour. soc. wal
nuts. ? lbs. zoe. corn flakes. pkgs.
i5c. mustard sardines, 2 for 2so;
Boston brown bread. f0c loaf.
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Exchange - Real Estate


EXCHANGE
10 acres oKtra choice alder land
new t-room house. spring water NJ
door, acres fenced. some fruit
part cultivated, one hours RIDE
good s0-foOf lots, close 20 car.
What have your Address A. -. C..
2ts7 w. 67nd st.. Ballard.
We exchange everything. every
where, at any time. IN your price
II right
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE co.
kz0-b7i Lumber Exchange.
viii take auto as first payment on
modern broom house. y. t. o.,
432 Pioneer Bldg.
f-room modern house NJ North Yski-
ma, lawn, close In, for lot or cot
taEe or small business VIII as
sumo. Also 4O-acre fruit land.
Phone Elliott 3A74J
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f~e~r~f~~f>rN0~r>r~r~r~e~r r>eNrefNT~~-~sNr~sN
Swedish massage. facial and scalp
treatment. by graduate nurse, Al
my homo or yours, by appoint
ment, East a7sa
scfrNTfFtC MAssA0E--Main sts6.
Select patronage,
Nichols, bungaiowr. uinckiey ltik
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Business Chances.

Splendid opportunity for reliable
man or man and wife with few
hundred dollars Go go into buai-
ness for themHsiyea Apply 10
dept ~
A. l. FUNK g. co. Pioneer Bldg.
Pool. excellent location. doing good
business 1907 Grand boulevard.
Queen Anne s19
Meat market. good fixtures, fine
cash trade, bargain, investigate.
Phone Main aa2i
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ALL NATIONS NIGHT AT POTLATCH

az the Collins Piayfieli Pofiatch.
There will BE- German. Jewish.
Swedish. Russian and negro enter
tanners. and representatives Of 9th.
er nations, too. Dance and music
win be prominent on the program.
Under the direction Of Mai r. In
graham. the hoy Scouts will give
an exhibition
Last nights program drew APP
pruximstely 1000 people to the
play field II was athletic night. and
several good boxing and wrestling
bouts were given.
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Acrcage-Coniinucd

~ ><,e>r>r~r- ~>r>(<>re>er>r~r~r~"
HAVE ron WATCHED SEATTLE
crow
DO you KNOW
THAT THp People EVERY YEAR
ARE COMING HERE,
AND IMPRovIEo ALL THE
GROUND
ON PUGET sOUND9
1T MEANS WEALTH FoR ANY
WHO BUYS LAND
AT colby, 10 MILES AWAY,
ACROSS THE BAY.
our Colby TRACTS ARE IN
S HON Din o 5EfT iS-nihahut4Fss
SERVICE From THE nusINEss
m SEfgEs Soi55NTE4T fohMp, MILES Tp BI
s s2 Z 3 D b ~ f21h ER'r w rnon Il
STORES II. v y AND ! HOMES:
EVERY CONVENIENCE, AND
YET ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF
hunuiti,AM hiEE THE pnicEss
S viii R R2N 1ssS W %A TTh D Esb
LIVING sPRIEos. BOIL SHOT
CLAY AND PART bottom
LAND. ron a HOME or AN IN
tEHTMENT. m you WANT A
TRACT or GOOD LOGGnD-OFF
LAND. CLOSE TO SEATTLE, GET
ONE or THESE TRACTS
TERMS. tzs CASH AND go PER
MONTH ron 8 ACRES
cTIEEppp tota 1.bt.5 A.,
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Irrigated Lands

so acres best fruit and alfalfa land.
only ono mile from town and ship
ping point. lies well 20 irrigate;
plenty OF water available for trfi Z.
cation purposes, THIS place would
make fine chicken or hog ranch.
Price 1850 for entire tract For
full Information call al t3g7 Third
av, Phone Elliott 5000
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Help Wanted---FemaIe

ss6 hop 6lSsc;sSfs fSr "ceSSffi6 Una
can make from % 10 % per dey.
light work no experience required
We VIII advance the fare Here IL
chance for the whole family Go
make money and have AN outins
at the same time. Leave here sep-
tember 1. 2. = special train Reg
lister AZ once, Pioneer Employ
ment Agency, i0aA Washington ~
wantsd---younw women. either ca
psrianeed or inexperienced. to
s rsrs 10 , ,sI'Pr "a az op or ,s,c Az
av The Pacific Teisphons and
Telegraph Co.
Hotel cooks aud waltresses. house
man and local general girls, also
one for Alaska, zoe Miss Smith.
seattle Emp. office. 1917 THIRD ay.
Wanted Address OF l.aurenoe An
derson, agent for Laurence Ander-
son skirt rule. Address Dress.
maker. fsts Aurora av. ballard
1881
shorthand bookkeeping the
teacher Mrs. Leo'a Huaiueas
school Enter now, secure bonus.
as Arcade nldg.. Main zift.
Good girl for general houaework IN
family Of three. Address taos
walker a. Phone Deacon 1888.
0irls Tor general houscwork Call
lzes w 18th ~
ylse- flor POINT IRONs-a4so
EVERYTHING ELEcrkicAL
sound Electric Co. 1919 first Az.
slIrIa wanted. Apply tls aiat Az. :
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Lost and Found.

~~~~~~~.~~~~~~4 ~~0~~~~~N~N<>>~>
Left on Fauntieroy car August u
handbag. watch chain, purse ana
card case, owners name inside
reward. Call West &c, ask for
.Partee.
Lost. August 81. small gold open
faced watch. monogram, II. r. ",
and ribbon elk's tooth fob reward.
East 1918.
Rattan auit case between Beacon
hin and pier 1 "Wednesday even
ing. reward II returned. Phona
WIN. Norton. Elliott asa, or deliver
3iB Third s. -.-.-----
Loat--GOhi handled umbrella, mono
gram O. ~. r., Mt 5t30 y. ~. August
2s. Bon Marche. Return TO 27l2
Fourth nv.
Lost--savingH book No. 1868 Find
err return TO Washington Trust d
Savings Bank.
pyeing and cleaning. coatorium Dye
Works. East 2g2. Wagon calls and
delivers.
Eyes tested free graduate optician,
glasses at reasonable prices, Tho lit
tie store that sells Tor less. 1877 3rd.
Want house Il office furniture, cagh.
ellison Chandler $40 Pike. N. s221.
Plumbing repairs. s0c mr. refer
encea. a. a. 1928.
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Situations Wanted
Female

Experienced nurse desires position,
confinement casss or care OF In
Naiids East 1874.
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HOME on THE BOULEVARD
With view OF Lake Washington,
new house, we'll. etc. together
with fine tract OF acreage 'front.'
ing on the new macadam high
way just east OF the ferry land
iRg at Kirkland. Price 1890.
terms 400 cash and SIS n month.
where one can raise several hun
dred chickens. besides berries and
vegetables for the Seattle market.
School and stores near by. You
can come and 40 10 town hourly.
Come over and see the place. Take
a Madison car and county ferry
or Anderson boat 20 Burke a
Farrar's Kirkland office. or call
iDs Cherry 81
Lot 40xife 90 alley. with nice piaa-
tered Groom house. rooms large.
just this place for man and wife
who wish 20 save paying rent: lot
nice and level. North side OF
Queen Anne hill. $4,000. $3.50
cash. balance a mortgage OF 1900
at Z per cent
n " CARR A. CO.
s<05 Fremont Az.
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Board and Room.

NNFFe"7gVOv%l"lTNFNFV FIN1NNF-FN~N(~f%1~<l
Babies boarded by trained nurse
private home. best OF care. Ken
wood b6s
Young man wants work for room
aud board. private family. Ken
wood ass.
hoofn aud board In beautifully FUR
nished home. 18th av.. Capitol hill.
Cast AH2b,
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New Today.


PIANOS MORE BARGAINS
$500 starr Grand. beautiful ma
hogany. like new ...... tsss
500 Player piano. used for dem
oustrhtt0n purposes IN
store otherwise perfectly
new. Up-to-the-fu minute In
every sense of the weird.
fun - notes complete with
some music and bench ..ssss
ISIS Player piano. Beautiful case
design. latest improved So
note. Complete with music
and bench .t..ss.ssssss.stse e
tsTs Upright piano. latest case
aeaign. ono 81 tho WlaMnsr
pianos. beautiful tone ....tiss
t17s factory sample. brand nav.
right out % the box Have
decided not 90 handle reg
ulAriy. and close out at. tiso
szso fun upright cabinet grand.
attractive case design, en-
cellent tone. very little
used ..ssss+.s.s..s.. tlst
Don't buy q piano until you have
seen these goodH Terms. " nsces-
sary. Wniting Piano Company. ace.
act goa a01 Arcade RnssaE. (sso-
ond floor. opposite eleyators.l
Kodak developing. ice roll. any
sire Jacobs Photo shop r Il ND
rIorlsTs
GGfsSG fr0ENL CO. s5f IRA asln
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HMif value. phone Main 4oBs.
acres water front. small or
chard. fine soil. gentle slope 70
trarh. on beautiful bay. SOC
f4eary i1idE
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kftttttt 49, 4 4 = 4
4 ToNl6HT's PROGRAM 4
\ whangdoodle quartet 4
\ Marcus brothers. in song. 4
\ Xray twins. Ia dances. 4
\ Grand opera selections 4
Ballard girls. In Swedish =
dance. 4
Boy Scout drill 4
D German chorus. 4
tffttttt tttttt
Tonight will ho Afi.NaflnnR' night
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For saie-some fine Ancona pullets.
and 3 months old, T5c and up.
Also ~ fine ". J. Red puliets, .
months cid. 75c each. Pauison's
Poultry Yards, 1919 1znd ay. NJ. w
Phone Ballard s3i
THE KALEM POULTRY MAKKET
dressed hickcu..........lg c per 10.
spring chicken .....f.,. .tbc per ID.
Live and dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place.
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Help Wansed-Male


Seattle ENGfNEEttiNd SCHOOLS
fNC.--comnieteiy equipped alt
necessary standard modern ma
ehlnery. engines, boilers. pumps,
motors. dynamon. switch boards,
machine shop. mechanical drawing
department. and experienced npms
ciailatH az Instructors for practical.
technical training % steam. eiec-
tricai. gas aud steam electrical en-
gineera. Call for chtAioE fitat
Az w and Roy 81
500 hop pickern for North Yakima.
can make from ~ 60 % per day
light work, no experience required
We will advance the fare Here Is
chance for the whole family to
make money aud have an outing
AT the same tina Leave here sep
TENDER 4. and =. special train.
Register az once Pioneer En-.
pioyment Agency. toeh Washinx-
ton 81
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Situation Wanted---Male

Hardware man. experienced In Of
flee management. bookkeeping
collections aud buying. wants a
position An Interview will be APP
precIated Al references. Ad-
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(~ls|D~<~<~1~|.|,1'1 - J. Y
s-room flat. si2.bo q. A. 2ios.
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Honesteads.

Nr~ee~~e~~~e~c~~~~s~~~ ~~~NNee>rs~~N~~e~4N-eNN~
homestead or desert claim reiinquish-
m@nt Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain ever of
tered. Thomas Craig, COS Firnt AZ.
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CHEAP CHICKEN FARM
At kirkland. on a good road. within
easy walking distance Of the fer
ry landing fine level tract OF
acreage. rich alder soil. part clear
cd and In crop. house, chicken
house, etc., good spring, slight
south slope, ideal for poultry,
ducks and vegetables. Only 81 ESQ
for the place. must get 500 cash,
balance monthly j. Breneman.
office on Anderson's wharf at
Mndiaon park.
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For Saie-Poultry.

We have a full line Of Aiberg and
Fishers poultry feed, international
stock food and remedies, ConksT'a
poultry remedies. and a full iine OF
Iouss and mite determinations.
filled
PACIFIC POULTRY Co, NC.
Conner Market Phone Elliott szes;
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ron sALF,-THOROUGHBREDs
One fyear- H. T. Rod rooster.
" SO, 6 3-mohtbs'soid White Or
pinKton ROSTERS, 75c each. Can
North 1862
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Tonight viii be AII-Na,Ions' nigh,
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fo-AcRE RANCH
ss.7so

70 beautiful e0-foot lots. wing sod
feet along boulevard and Lake
BurIen car line, Y mile south OF
city limits. $4,000. ti.93s cash. bal
ancs . years at 6 per cent.
10 acres rich valley land. acres
practically cleared. balance alder.
house. barn. chicken houses.
fencing, etc. Mako ideal hop,
berry. fruit. and dairy ranch. t2.5o0
cash.
90 acres rich bottom land. 20 acres
cleared. running stream through
place land sub-irrigated by
springs, new 7-room bungalow.
crop worth first payment Price
$4,000. ons-fifth down. balance 8
years at per cent.
Inquire OF j. W. Hopkins. one mile
south city limits, near Lake
Burien car line. Get Off nt Tay-
lor's. II u. y No. Z. Box ssA.
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NLehaL.. nansalaw.. IIlnchley ~
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For Sale $50 Miscellaneous.

>e~r~N~~~>rsN~>~~~>~ ~~~~~NN~-~~~~~
one gray mare. years old, LOO
sr. price 400. One gray horse.
years old. 1000 pounds, good or
der Hored up from hard work.
Price $50. must be sold By gun-
day. -Four wagons. buggiss,
ois Weatlake ay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-23
The Nations Highway

Francisco. be
completed January
dream Of the
The plan provides per
concern which participates be paid
yearly nsalments
of is of per No 'front.'
Already practically
accedng the and dinner
in Indianapolis better
Owing to Indianapolis
activities and additions the
purse be forthcoming
An appropriation $1OOOOoOo provide $4,000
materials which will be delivered the
OF the general fund
counties which
direction department The Of
roadway will
simultaneously
Cleveland Buffalo
ando
said will be the neighbor
$4,000
viii it to the Panama exposition
In commenting upon publish advertisement a big
maio house.
ardent
the will continue lines
people indications
uninterrupted continuance the of affairs
present
bigger Tonopah only through combined
resident this district acting together
good sooner order
houses the quicker results will be achieved"
article applies community n
because viii publish all the fifth and dirty Islander of the
will find local
Of right, justice and humanity Sparks Tribune
truth and
explain his immigration writings The
today farmer was never so
well rewarded for the product of his soil as today.
prosperity opened up during Mr.
Tafts administration
in country. for labor
better citizenship and better
The republican tariff
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-23
PUDDY GRIMES
HAS MADE GOOD
OFFICE RECORD
WILL AGAIN GO BEFORE THE
people FoR REELECTION TO
RECORDERS OFFICE

In submitting his candidacy to the
voters Of Nye county. Pnddy Grimes
does so with the knowledge that he
has faithfully performed the duties
of the office of auditor and recorder
ina manner that has been within the
strictest compliance OF the law He
is the nominee of the democratic
party
When first elected to the office he
now holds, Puddy Grimes achieved
the distinction OF losing his right
name at the election. Some particular
friend in placing Puddy in nomina.
ton, used the name of "Puddy." This
name also went on the ballot and
ever since has been the official sig
nature of the auditor and recorder.
Mr.. Grimes was first elected when
the county seat was located at Bel
mont He has held office ever since
and has always given an excellent
accounting VI mo aiAdiip, Nbl OILY
is he popular with the voters OF Nye
county, but he has gained strong
friends in the manner In which he
has worked in the interest OF the
people since holding office 1t is
the auditor who must pass upon all
bills presented to the county and
several instances have arisen where
a material saving has been effected
by the refusal OF Mr. Grimes to ap
prove Of bills.
During the recent primary cam
paign the popularity Of Mr.. Grimes
was testified to by the handsome
vote he received throughout the
county.