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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-30
HUGE HUBBY
ACTS AS MAID
ISAAC DANIELsoN, IS YEARS OLD.
AND WEIGHING 200 POUNDS, ADJ
MITTED THAT HIS OCCUPATION
WAS "HoUsEWoRK."

Chicago, June 29.-Isaac Danielson,
50 years old, and weighing 200 pounds,
when arrdigned before Municipal
Judge CaVery today on a disorderlv
charge, admitted that his occupation
was 'housework"
My wife Is an expert milliner and
can make moro money than ], so she
goes out to work while stay home
and attend to the house." he explained.
Mrs. Danielson said she sent her
husband out with fifty cents 10 buv
some thread, and that he bough.
drinks with the money.
DO you want him sent to fail. or
will you take him back?" asked the
court.
III take him back because do
not want to do the house work." re-
piled Mrs. Danielson, and the pris-
oner was discharged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-30
Hicks Capudine
Stops Headache

It's liquid-pleasant to take and quick.
" effective.
caPudine removes cause OF headache.
capudine helps you to think clearly
Zoe, 25e, 59c at drug stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-30
Ends Hunt For Rich Girl.

Often the hunt for a rich wife ends
when the man meets a woman that
uses Electric Bitters. Her strong
nerves tell in bright brain and even
temper. Her peach bloom complexion
and ruby lips result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from restfuI
sleep; her elastic step from firm, free
muscles, all telling OF the health and
strength Electric Bitters give a wom-
an, and the freedom from indigestion,
backache. headache, fainting and dizzy
spells they promote. Everywhere they
are woman's favorite remedy. II weak
or ailing try them. SOC at W. A.
D'Alembertea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-30
II Your Head Aches
YOu Can't Think Fast

To be alert, vigorous and think the night
thing at the right time, you must not let
headache become chronic, whether from
heat, cold, stomach or nervousness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-30

now when he runs for reelection only
the story of his attempting to use
flames N" in Tallahassee and Jim
Ned" in Sneads will cause it. If he is
to be defeated for senator
then he can continue TO De mayor OF
Sneads. and, incidentally do a hundred
thousand dollar mercantile business 20
while away the hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
cotterilI Checks Up the Strike Situation

labor for the lumber industry IL
drawn.
So Tar there has been no disorder.
Tho mayor and Chief Bannick have
told agents and strikers alike that
the Administrations only duty Is TO
keep tho peace. and that Il will be
done.
The strikers. with Headquarters In
hail on an alley running from
Washington 10 Main SITS. between
First and Occidental avs. have or
Eanized their pickets so that the en-
tire district Is covered. There 81 a
picket captain in command. and the
pickets work In two-hour shifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
YECIAL FEATURES FOR LAST
WEEK OF PURE FOOD SHOW

and fraternAl bodies. silver cup
tropulcs will be awarded 20 the
lodges turning out with tho biggest
representation.
A delegation OF so Erocers aud
business men from Tacoma will ar
rive today as guests of the food
show.
As a special attraction Manager
rremp has secured the services OF
Or. Linda Hazard. the food spe-
elaiist. 10 deliver short lectures
every afternoon during the week.
A souvenir will b. given 20 every
lady attending this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

eedsy Is the beginning OF tho
A, week OF the food and house
"a show at Mammoth rink. With
record Of l0.0oo attendance for
!. mast week, Manager Trcmp ls
k-ssusiastic in his belief that the
80 viii b. a record breaker.
mis- afternoon the baby show will
|.,.rnuc % draw the usual crowds
~ nixhg has bccn set aside for the
=>.mher OF Commerce. members OF
sAem viii attend In a body. fea.
urnx the entire week taere will be
Dssial nights for manufacturers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
MOST RISKS IN LUMBER WORK.

OLYMPIA, April 2o-Work OF the class known
lumber and milling ranks first among the industries OF
Washington as hazardous occupation according to fig
ures which today have been published by the state in
dustria insurance commission OF the Is deaths occur
ring in Washington since October l, 1911 when the
workingmen's compensation law into effect till
April Is 1912. 20 have been among employed in
lumber and milling
Coal mining second in the list. with 10 fatalities, the
powder works class being thisd. with eight deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

| For a week past Mayor Cotterill
h been making personal and IN
|krr,al tours daily OF the employ.
I s<n; agency district where the
3r;king loggers and mlllmen have
{stxbllshed 4 picket system
The agents have complained 70
<e police that men seeking EN-.
Inyment have been frightened
*pay By the pickets and that II n
|npossibie under present conditions,
v secure men for the camps and
Euab throughout the state.
ne agents admit that the picket
] elective. the strikers having b,f
n up the source from which tl.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
PEAL HEROES OF TITANIC
WERE WORKING PEOPLE

~,sHtxf,ToN. April ss-~rhc
:, ssrocs % the Titanic tragedy
-, aewn to their death unsung.
80 bravery uuhcralded. aud tho
's,,oasircs arr getting credit for
- large share OF courage that
'.ssss has htca PAYING any atten-
~ - the moor devils on the levi.
- said Representative Victor
eerreg. the WISCONSIN socialist.
|sdAy Am ,......,.
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simply IN order 10 save money aud
pay dividends" nerger continued.
Il do not want 20 helittle the
herolsm OF the rich men on board
the Inflated vessel. They were
brave. and their bravery should be
applanded. Hat we do not want to
lose sight OF the fact that the real
heroes were the working people.
those who stuck 20 their posts OF
duty on the ship--the engineers. for
example,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
WILSON DELEGATE

BREMERTON. April %. ---KItsap
county democrats at the convention
held last Friday elected ~ dele
gates to the state convention, ma
iority OF whom are believed 60 be
Wilson supporters. They are Wal
ter NJ French. J. J. Powers, p. s.
Turner. Andy P. Anderson, II. J..
Kerr. Chas. J. Van Stralen. T. o.
Burlington, II. w. Stein. J. G. Had
don. NJ. "a. Bowman, Paul Mehner,
Carl I.ampke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
OVER HOT SANDS

The Shrfners walked a number of
celebrities over the hot sands Sat
urday night. and initiated into the
mysteries OF the order Mayor Cot
terili. Judge Main. Assessor Parish.
Treasurer Terry. G. H. WiHders, at
torney for the ". r.. and others.
Mayor CotteriIl vas made to take q
solemn oath that he will stay on the
water wagon at least during his
term as mayor. Judge Main deliv-
cred an argument In favor Of the
recall OF Judges before he was per.
mitted to become a real Shriner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

Dies While Preaching

my United Press Leased Wtrep
SAN DIEGO, April 29.-Awaiting
word from relatives. believed to live
IN Portland. Or. the body OF DIR. II.
J. Pierson Is held here. An inquest
was held today. DR.. Person was
preaching to 100 persons I'm a local
hall on the divine healing by the
laying on Of hands when he was
stricken with malady whose ma
ture has not been determined. He
sank to the floor with a groan and
died In a few seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
UBLICMARKETS
.. wEsTLAkE MARkET

AsssDsi 4 lbs 25es Alaska herring.
80 Ese. Norway herring, for
X maekerei, &c. bioaters, 6 for
oiaek cod, 3 lbs. Csc. Columbia
g,,Ma mad Zoe 10. for 1sc; Eastern
49, BIC pt. rock cod. I2hc 10 .
e.ssm crabs, 3 for Csc; halibut
h, , lbs, 25c. perch, 3 lbs. use
$50 sole. 2 lbs i5cs founders.
~, herman carp, Z lbs. csc.
Il essms. zsc At, silver smeits.
MAJ. herring. So ~ cans Key
,ss.ssf, z9c, bulk cocoa. &c, black
n.y.. ~ s1cs mustard, 30c N F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
VALUE THEIR LIVES

SAN DIEGO. April - Declaring
that they did not fear the Mexlcann.
but realized that In case OF Amer.
lean Intervention 4 massacre OF
Americans and other foreigners
would result. a score OF American
citizens and English subjects from
Maxatian and other Mexican ports
arrived here today on the steamer
Benito Juarex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
BEvERIDCE STUMPING

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-~r'or.
mer Senator Albert J. neyeridgo OF
Indiana 10 coming 10 California 10
stump the state for Col. Roosevelt.
according 10 announcement made
hero today neverldge 10 due TO ar
rive IN San Francisco Friday. and
will remain until after the primaries
on Mas 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Lection Result Is
Close in Bellingham

BELLINGHAM. April While
y zcs is close between Taft and
1ossselt foT the 80 delegates from
es county. the results OF the pref.
<suce primary electionsheld 9atur-
nv show that II the progressives
RI combined their forces on either
uosevelt or La Toilette. Taft
s1sld have been easily defeated.
.atil the full returns come in II
p BE- impossible 10 tell whether
ameyeif Or Taft won. Taft led in
= eiiy, while Roosevelt ran ahead
Tie country.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April z9.---
breaking into a freight car. Joseph
Boulxet. minus a can opener. shot
the tops off cans of beans. corned
beef, tomatoes. corn and pears. and
fed. Cops came running noulgct.
gorged. was asleep. "Me stomach
hoits." he said on the WAY 10 Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

tiny United Press LEASED wirep
VENICE. Cal. April pa
parachute drop OF 1900 feet
from an seroplsne whining
through the air at 30 mlics an
hour Ia the feat accredited to-
day TO Vim. Morton. profession
al aeronaut. Morton claims his
performances to be the first Of
lite kind on record. he was
taken aioft by Aviator Phil
parmalee. who elreled graceful.
" about him as he descended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

WILDLY ISLAND SNAP
This 30 acres Of the beat Of soil. with
enough timber 10 pay for clearing
and the land. This land adJoins
Ffceihnd. f3b per acre. on easy
terms. ssi Arcade Annex
W. II. HAVEN INVESTMENT co,
b ACHES Dirt CHEAP
Excellent soil, level as floor. close 20
market on county road. 1900. $40
cash s. monthly. Puget Sound
Farms Co. fiis Third av.
Eleven acres fine sound view prop
rrty. all improved and buiidings,
Tor unincumbercd city property.
ballard preferred Ballard $50,
10 minutes 81 Rainier HeRch. acre
tracts. with or without houses:
terms Lakeside Realty Co. ard
and Kenny 81, kennYdAla. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
NEW JOB FOR BRYCE

WASHINGTON, April 29.--That
James Bryce. ambassador Of Great
Britain to the United States, who
is now en- route from Washington
to London via San Francisco and
the Far East, is to accept position
In the British cabinet. and viii not
return TO his post here. Is rumored
today in diplomatic circles.
II IA said that Bryce Is TO be pro-
NOTED to the office OF foreign min
lister Of Great Britain, succeeding
Sir Edw. Grey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Wife Wins i'm Round

Before hundreds OF delighted spec
tators, Mrs. Lille Henr won In
one round from dashing brunette
whom she found on the street with
her husband And hubby had to
put up cash bail when his wife was
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Apartments for Rent.

The Wellington. 1909 Jackson street.
modern unfurnlshed four-roofn.
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges. private bAtha. lockers.
electric washer, sweeper. very
reasonable rent. Ianitor.
TITO furnishings 81 n cosy 1-room
apartment for sale cheap. on ac-
count Of party leaving city. Call
Apartment a. The Hnrmosa.
Fourth and Cedar
Eagle Apartments Furnished Apis
room and board. 1850 week $50
ST Lawrence. 1902 y sth--cosnfort-
abs. close IN Main 1891 fis up.
Excelsior Apis.-furnished and UNI
furnished. str ana PIKE. Mnin 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
MoronCYcI.Es
MUSICAL.

M NrsfGEST >CS Sc.
Century Edition" Ten-Cent Sheet
Music. thousands of pieces Ia
choose from. New numbers addesl
weekly 42s Walker Bldg. 2nd at
University. Main 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Legal Notices

Ny wife has left my bed and board.
Anyone trusting her does 80 at
their risk. as / will not be respon-
ssbie for any debts Incurred by
her y. q. Bacon. Teaf tisi n w
AZ wife has lief; my bed and board.
and anyone trusting her Will do 30
AZ their own risk fAlznedp y. A.
Clark. Jr. aff East Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
proqressives Win.

EVERETT. April 2s.--The pro
rsasiyes won a signal victory here
kturday when they succeeded . In
'ssating the plan OF the standpat.
IN Ia the comfy central commit.
Y 70 'handplck" the delegates to
= state republican convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Funeral Directors.

BuTTERwoRTH q SONS
Professional Directors and Licensed
Embaincrs iszf ist Phones sts.
University Underta kins Partorn. t3ts
18th y. r. North 2iz w r.. Fork
uer
honnsy Watson Co. Funeral Dirsc-
tors. Third nv. and Universfsy.
Main II: Elliott 7s4
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Ole HANSON q co.
TcHicKrN AND BEnnY RANCH

CHICKEN AND BERRY RANCH
ON county road I = miles from Lake
Washington and boat landing.
about 8 acres good. loan soil.
Ideal Tor chickens. berries and
fruits. acreage adjoining held AZ
double this price. We furnish
lumber on easy terms for build
ingn Price 81 $50. 100 cash and
$40 monthly. Zee this place today.
Take Madison car and Anderson
boat or county ferry To Burke n
Tarrarn office on Kirk land wharf
or call ief Cherry ~.
Triflc over acres OF fine View land,
situate north of Lake Forest Park.
Road on two sides soil shot clay.
Lies level. View OF Lake Wash
ington can never be obmtrurted.
Prloe 81 ga2 Terms. 1850 cash.
balance 10 suit We VIII clear one
acre and bnild -thrcs-room house
for actual settler. House 10 be
built at cost. Acre will be cleared
at cost not 10 exceed tio6 or We
viii furnish the lumber and you
can build yourself We want
chicken raucher on this parcel IN
order TO develop the rect Plenty
OF work clearing land. building
FHaHa ADEItHH
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Help Wanted---Female

turned to sos ~ ave Vain sss
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For Sale-Wood and Coal.

Patent dust pan With first load coal
Wainwright & Mcleod. Phones iais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
saNIrAnY nAnkET

ffssH, cans z5c. 15c caB
u zoe. 1se pkg. rolled oats.
- .ye cans soup. 25c: $50 Csyion
IN lbs rolled oats, 25c. 4
~ ,A4earoni. 25c; ranch eggs, 2
Il 80 pkga. seeded raiaiua, zoe
,rssss - gloss starch. he, I lbs.
yas, ~, lamb shoulder, scs lamb
hs.s .Mhc, club sausage, loo.
|4ts ".yss soc 1T. stuffed olives.
fksIsd &c ~ Baby olives. fyc pit .
gasf pigT feet. i0c ID, sauer
~, ats lsc. . dor. oranges.
81 'afagus. 100 10; apples. loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
housekeeping Rooms.

OLYMPIC AP'ra. 10I0 Western nv.
Single rooms. $3.50 up. suits
taco up. Near public ,narket
s-room flat $500. Including heat.
hot water; gas range llnoieum-
Housekeeping or atecpinR rooms.
400 week and up. 1913 Pike st
Earle. III Marion--sinele II (. Rma
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Second Hand Clothing bought.
sold and Exchanged
1917 Pike St. Main s1s1.
MIKE CofI~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
ONE HALE ACRE For 400

Half acre near Lake Washington at
Lake Forest Park on the serpen-
tine fer 400. $40 cash buys this
splendid place for home building
restrictions 20 protect purchasers
ffse use 81 500 feet Of beach This
goes In contract and deed. BETTER
Ko 90 Lake Forest Park and look
this over. Statesmen on ground all
day. Either 60 by auto or take
boat NJ Madison wharf
OLE HANSON e. co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Situation Wanted--Male

situation Wanted b. experienced
bread and cake baker. X 1bs.
star
Painting aud tintinE. patten. N. asoS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29
Board and Room.

N~~~O~S~~~~-~~4o~~~~~4 ~N~~~~~e~~-e~e4~4~ec~~
Board and room very reasonable.
for young lady: well lighted room.
porch. private home, walking dis
lance. Main 1859.
Wanted-Onc or two children 70
board. VIII give mothers care.
Phone North is6.
Good home ror babies ana children.
good care. 1890 month. North
206s.
Wanted-Bnbies or children II board
by nurse In private suburban
home Phone Kenwood sos
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Help Wanted--Male

---~|~s~-~,]~1------1-l~l-
SPECIAL ENGINEER SCHOLAR
SHiP-Owing great demand for
licensed engineers will make very
special terms young men enrolling
our practical engineering school
up 20 June list Engineers wages
al least twice that of clerks
ateuoRraphers. etc. steady work
better chances for progress Best
Investigate at once. see Pres
Faulkner. Seattle Steam Engineer
Ing School, Rooms 2gS-9. sos 2nd
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~-~~~~~-~~s~~~~~e~~~-~-~ ~~~~~~~~~e~~-~~e~~.~
FIDhfkT Plants Of all descriptions.
35i0 Holly 81 Phone Beacon 40.
Nichols bunsaiowa fiinckleY Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

Business Chances.
Downtown dairy lunch. ono OF the
good ones. other business forces
sale: cheap rent. lease. see for
yourself. 1900 90 $1,000 cash. ball
nnce easy. Apply to (Mr French)
A. l.. FUNK &c CO, Pioneer Bldg.
VIII sell all or part OF the most
complete cone manufacturing out
at IN tha city, everything favor
able to anyone buying same. 1924
Ewing st. Take Westiake car.
General store. two drug stores, ho-
tells and rooming houses for sale
wAsnINGToN REALTY co.
Suite 200 New York Block.
Want 10 rent or run furnished
ranch. shares or salary. VIII talk
right, mean biz. X lei, Care star
For Salo-store building and fix
lures: long ground lease. bargain
for quick sale. Call 1890 ". Mad
iBon.
business Tor man aud wife, cash or
exchange for property, 1910 9TH
Ave. w Harrison 3S29
PAving drossmaklng and pressing
business 20 40 cheap on account Of
sickness. Phone East ISL
Clocks called for, repaired. deiiv-
cred HuRn. s2i Hinekley Bldg
For Rent Two chair boot black
stand. Call at 2iif list Ave.
Nichols, bungalows. Hinckloy Blk.
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se>~-eSf>f>f>f>~>'>e~~e><> ~s~~~s~~~--~~~~~-~
Rupture cured. permanent, without
operation or detention from labor.
years ages 20 ID pii aryarS
System, 5i7 EiteI nids., Seattle.
catarrh ecsema. skin diaeasea cured
for t6 per month. Dr. Severance
tos Mehlhorn bldg. stt second av
GILLETTE BLADES nharpeued, soc
don. fasoru csc, etc. 1901 eth av,
scIenhfte manaago. trained nurse.
Malta dffo.
bou't ba lonely, JOIN aur Matrimonial
Bureau. ladies' free. Tce pine nj.
TOufEEs, wfGa--Aii Kinds 81 hair
work korh, lVt spring Ind tasN
ON ane fottsr--r.nt circle Friday
is~aainHH daily 1904 srd.
Nichols tunxalo lows. iilnekiey nlk
say II saw Il In The star"
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CRESCENT BEACH. Conn.

\ CRESCENT BEACH. Conn. ,
4 April 2s-Overturned while T,
4 riding heavy sea in a power ,
I eanoe. Geo Borup OF New ,
FORK, who was with Rear Ad- ,
I niral Robt. r. Peary on his !,
! successful North Pole expedi- !
I loa. and Samuel Winshlp Case -,
|'T Norwich, Conn. are dead by 4
drowning here today.
]. Both were graduates OF Yale. 4
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Furnished Houses

s-room furnished house. with piano,
" block from Meridian car, good
garden spot Adults preferred.
For particulars phone Keuwood
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New Today.

floor ront and you oct the benefit
fnvcHfiMata. Waiiina Piano Par
lgrs. 500. saf. 3e3. aes Arcade An
mex end floor. opposite elevators.
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wANTED--Me and women 20
learn the barber trade wages
paid while learning Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
ss Washington St
WANTED --- Stsnographer. general
office assistant. bookke eper. Lum-
Der business out OF town. Several
PkcIFic prffNEgs MEMS CLEAR
ING HOUSE AND EXCHANGE
2i2 Mehlhorn Bldg
SALESMAN Knowledge relating 20
cold storage.
MACHINE STOP FOREMAN
PACIFIC BUSINESS MEMS
CLEARING HOUSE n EXCHANGE
2l2 Mehlhorn Bldg.
Youag mon wanted for railroad and
TO learn, salary s7s 70 500; posi-
tfons guaraftaed Call or address
National Telegraph Institute.
pf0h ard av.. opposite orphsun
theatre.
New, clean furnished. STERN heated
bedrooms (for men), Csc per night
Free baths and phones. AZ the An
mex. 2004 sth av., near Westlake.
Educated mon TO learn wireless
teiegraphy. Position open; good
salaries United wireless Train
ing Class, 30 Grand Trunk Dock.
Tie new Upstairs Mems Clothing
Shop sells t25 sslts for 10. $40
suits $3.50. Lundauist. 20i EN-
press Theatre Bldg. ~ and spring.
Timer wanted. Greenwood Sheet
Metal Works. 72i5 Greenwood av.
Learn 10 be q good bariser at
MOLER BARBER COLLEGn
27o Occidental Ave.
Razors. safety blades. scissors and
knives sharpsnsd. keys made, re-
pairing. t6t5h Weatlake.
Wanted. boy with wheel, TO deliver.
Hoffman Cloak & Sult Co, 1915 ID.
Say II saw Il IN The star"
spring 1t. pool room. Everything
new. an cents per cue. 1921 Third
av. w. cramer. Ted Dnine.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
800. Suititorium. 1924 9Th av
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Water Front


Have customer who will buy Broom
cottage between Fremont and
Woodland park North 207.
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SEVEN ACRES ron $500

tsne cash.. balance may run long
time. buys seven acres OF fine al
der bottom, crossed by trout
stream feet Wide. stream trav.
efHos tract over $50 feet Graded
road In front OF tract. Man on
next place improving rapidly.
Many hundred cords Of alder wood
ready Co be cut. Good prices for
wood. Some shinEle bolts. Eas-
lly cleared. Boil IL rich black
loan. Situate at Nofthend Acres.
one mile from boat landing aud
H. " station. about y mile from
survey OF proposed Intefurban.
This price Will be raised on May the
LIST 20 $4,000. We kuow OF no bet
ter buy than this II party pur@
chasing desires 10 use $500 Of his
first payment In building house
and making improvements be can
do 40 ana seller viii walt for his
money. We want real settler ~
possible.
or HANSON a CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-29

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Lost afst sv. and Madison
y and 1sth and Highland. purse
containing money and ring valued
an krepsnkei reward. Phone East
4hao
Lost--AmethyHt brooch between
broadway and Manatawn Apt.
Phone Main sS0s. Reward.
Lost xix tooth charm. owners
name and lodge on back Liberal
reward. Phone East 1870
Found-Thr rlsht place 10 have your
watch repaired. Symoun. lsweief,
ltsT Third. near Pike. All work
guaranteed
Lost OF strnyed white aud brown
scotch collie dog, l.atona district
Finder please cali North 1891.
Cola watch, with diamond sol IN
ease. slight dent In case. Reward
Eiiiott ttsf
Large cameo pin. Howard, " re-
turned 20 sos LIST ave Main efes