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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-21
A CornfIeld Record.

Marshalltown Times.R Republican
Mrs. John Coombs, wife of Wright
county farmer, Is without doubt max
ing cornfield record that few women
in the state would care to contest
Last year she husked thousand
bushels and this season will do even
better Judging from performance to
date. She goes out with team
alone In the morning and husks until
nearly noon, and while the loads are
being thrown of she looks after dinner.
In the afternoon she picks another
load, averaging daily about sixty
bushels. She Is 80 years old and the
mother of three children. The work
she does every day through the husk-
ing season apparently does not fatigue
her any more than the ordinary house
work Of the average farmers wife.
She dislikes the doing of the farm
chores, preferring to leave that job to
the men folks,"\ while she gets an
earlier start in the field. Nine years
ago the Coombs family was living in
an Iowa town without enough ahead
to pay a months house rent in adj
vance. They have recently made a
payment on 100 acre farm. ,-
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most other wives. she accepted the
statement without mental scrutiny.
II was gospel-at least for her.
For anyone else. had anyone else
heard II. Il would have been high
hnmor.
What, Billy" snlxer --- tall.
ianky. ungainiy BILLY" Sulxcr In
the state house al Albany And In
the White Housei Absurd
hut Abraham Lincoln. you re-
member. was tall and ianky and un.
calmly.
Anyhow. the "Hlliy" sulxer vision
that flashed before hia eyes that
nlght he aat toaAtins his feet In the
library he has about "a inches OF
feet 70 toast. BY the wAy--may
come true--at least. part Of u. For
he has just been nominated head
Of the democratic ticket In New
York And politicians say that II
will be a walk-away for him to DO
elected.
Tho democratic tickle, can't fail
In New York this year" they say.
with Snlxcr leading Il and with the
bull mooscrs splitting the ropub.
iicAn forceA.~
- hadn't really ever thought Of
devoting myself 10 the public Inter
est in an official Way until that
midnight" says BILLY" "The idea
flashed over me all of sudden that
u 10 the ONE way 10 do things for
the common peopls--to get Into the
place of power and then not 10
abuse that power"
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NEW YORK. Oct is.--w n
hadn't been for those glowing
GOALS
Hut lot Ma stop aud tell this story
az story should be told. chrome.
logically and with reference 10 the
untties. as our school histories
used 10 remark.
Well. then. Il was like this.
Billy" Sulxer was sitting in the
little library OF the little Sulner
home. Outside the wind was howl.
ing and tn. hnow Was awhllng
madly. Billy Sulxcr drew his
chair closer 20 tho fireplace. point.
ed hts fing.rtips together. and
looked into the coaia.
Presently Mira Sulxcr came In
and took her chair ON the other
aide Of the CRATE.
-nilly- looked up.
Say. Clara" he drawifd. 4 think
Ill tell you something
In a few ycaru I am going 20 be
governor OF New York. ard a few
years after that ! am going 10 be
president Of the United States.
Il am going TO DO II for two roa.
sons. First. want 20 do Il 40 I
can do some things for tho people
that ought 20 DO done for them.
And secondly. think you'd max.
an awfully nice mistress for cxecu.
tive mansionsl"
Maybe Mrs. sulxrr smiled. Or
maybe abe didn't. History does not
reveal Hat. probably. being like
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CAMPAIGN OF VILLIFICATION
IS ON AGAINST bob" HODGE

Driven TO desperation by the
growth Of Hodge sentiment
throughout thu state, the repub-
Ilcsn and democratic state cam
paign committees have joined TO-
gcther In the Inauguration Of .
campaign Of vIlIifIestIon Of Hodge
such AZ has never been undertaken
against any man heretofore run
ming for office In this state.
A woman who was discharged by
Sheriff Hodge from the office OF
matron OF tho King county jail. has
been induced 10 sign her name to
statements intended TO reflect upon
the character OF the progressive
candidate for governor. These
statements have been carried TO a
newspaper in this city.
An effort to secure some woman
in the city OF Seattle who would go
upon tho platform and repeat one
OF the ISLANDERS aimed against
Hodge failed, and Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Ross, OF Aberdeen. was Imported
for the purpose. This woman be-
gan her crusade two or three days
days ago, and, as result. Is to be
given an opportunity to prove her
assertions In court. Upon instruc.
lions from Hodge. who is In Lewis
county today, his attorneys are
this afternoon preparing papers In
a suit for SANDER.
ut makes little difference TO
me-" said Hodge over the tele
phone, what they say OF me. but
don't intend that these damneble
lies shall 20 unanswered. My -four
boys believe IN me and they are
old enough. all OF them, to realize
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HERALD POLL SHOWS
ROOSEVELT STRENGTH

Tho following telegram. anaiyr.
ing tho New York Heralds nation
wide polls. printed yesterday. was
received from Senator Joseph NJ.
Dixon by Edgar &. snyder. chair.
man Of tho progressive party state
central committee;
Tho Herald is opposing Rooss-
Welt and tho progressive party, yet
Its poll shows Roosevelt and John
son pluralities in Illinois OF i67 900
over Wilson and 276.0O0 over Taft
In Michigan. the Roosevelt plurality
over Wilson 10 given an $4,000. over
TAFT 5000. In Connecticut. tho
Roosevelt plurality IL admitted AZ
1000 over Wilson, $4,000 over Tan.
In Idaho II 10 given M $4,000 piu-
raiify over Wilson and $4,000 over
Taft. In Washington tho Herald
gives Roosevelt plurality over
Wilson OF $4,000. and over Taft by
II 900.
"Ths Herald's poll indicates that
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TAFT win carry only two states by
narrow margins Wyoming by GOO
and Utah by less than II 900. In
all other states except six. the polls
Indicate that Taft viii run third.
except Connecticut, where Taft
takes fourth place. Debs leading
him by $1,000.
According 20 tho Herald poll.
Roosevelt leads TAFT la New York
By f04 900: New Jersey. by $4,000,
Maryland. by $4,000: Indiana, S.
600; West Virginia, 10000: Kansas.
$4,000: Oklahoma. $4,000: Ncbras-
ka, $4,000: Iowa, $4,000: South Da.
kota. $4,000: California. 10000:
Arizona, 500: Nevada. 400: Mis-
souri, 10000. Kentucky, 5000.
The Herald poll puts Montana,
Maine and Vermont in tho doubtful
list. Tho Herald estimates are
based on individual polls of l5s.77i
votes. scattered through all tho
states"
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Rhodes scholarship examinations
viii be held on Tuesday and Wed.
ussday af Whitman College. Waila
Waila. and the University Of Wash
lngton- Many students are expected
10 take part In these examinations,
the passing Of which Is the most
highly priced honor that a student
can acquire. The eligible men. who
are called from the whole Of tho
United States. arc given scholar
ships at Oxford College In England.
where the greatest aeademicai In
struction In the world obtains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
MARRIED MAN, 10
MUST NOT SMOKE

wALI.A wALr.a. Oct 'fs.--One
may be married and the head Of q
family before he - Il. but he can't
uss tobacco before he attains bis
majority.
Zeph Murphy found this out 10
his surprise today whom he was
fined 81 and costs for buying To-
bacco. He IL 10 years old and has
been married a year aud bali. n.
". Cecil. who sold the tobacco 10
him. also was fined q similar
amount. He offered as an excuse
that he knew Murphy was married
and was old enough to smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
AT THE METROPOLITAN


Tho Fascinating Widow charms
the feminine contingent quite as
much or more than the sterner ser
OF thcatregocra. n the audience az
the Metropolitan theatre last night
Is any criterion. "The Fascinating
Widow" IL one humdinger. taken
from any point of view. And there
are several views 10 tho widow. .
In tho TiFsi place. this widow Is a
man. But you wouldn't know Il or.
dinarfly. Fur Julian Eltlnge works
miracles In the art OF transforma'
ton. when be changes from a
broad. strapping young fellow into
the charming widow. fetchIngly lin
gcried There's plenty OF FUN and
ginger In the play. and the audi.
encs called for all kinds OF enoorcs
A pretty bunch Of girls enllssns
things In gorgeous costume and
chorus work.
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MI|(f.I 10 HE(TORS

nuncx kEREsv GIVEN TIA,
fecor1Artt with Resolution No.
g ne. Gty Council Of The city
~ Hr4p.e referendum has been
- " rhs~ safd City Council IL
I ORDNANCE Nd soess'
49, Vsl'hancs relating 10 ths or
NOE. management and opera
NE Fire Department OF The
49, ssstsls. and rspsaiing ali
q ORDAINED By THE CITY OF
SkATTLE AS FOLLOWS.
~ 80 J. From and altar the sec
~ ~ April. 1914. tho firemen
~. 1p1eyee. OF the Fire Depart
ne City Of Seattle. sub iert
other than tho Fire Chlaf.
y divided into two fal pia-
ore 70 perform day service
us Other 70 perform Night ser
~ The hours Of the aay service
not sxessd ten Iib). comrsene-
~ before eight tg} o'cIoSk A.
n snalnE not later than six
cse<s r. ~ The hours OF the
<ss 1vfcs shall not exceed four
NJ commencing not before
Ey efsork p. ~ ard ending not
t.an eight 80 o'clock A. NJ,
net IN the event OF great.
~ - Or unusual conflsEra-
z sneh sner gsncy, the Fire
xss.ss assistant. or other person
LIZ o. command Of the Fire
umeDt, shall have the povwar
E estlofltJ 70 summon such fire.
nc employees as may be or
assist In the protection OF
~ q. property. In their work the
IN .sogns shall alternate from
snd every month
3 There shall be provid
~ esols and heaithful places Of
ior The employees and firemen
ctoysd while on duty.
RssssSpn All ordinances or parts
l1s6l<s N 70 far ~ they may be In
6e5issr YIN the provisions Of this
-se are repealed.
cuen 4 This ordnance shall
~. effsct and be in force thtrtv
~ trom and after It's ssars ana
Ms. ! approved by the Hayor
~ shall taks effect at the
S1Sssss .hsli become q law under the
Sons Of the city chartsr
= M me CITY Council the 18Th
ptembtr. 1917. and sirned
- open session In auflentlca
b11iemhsr P,sss ,sse this 1eth day Of
49,. koBT. D. HEsRETH
l.nsrent Of the City Council.
e9s;,absra ~ me this 18th day OF
GEO. y. coTTERILL.
~ y 5 ne 'hI. I'm DAY 0,
a. - II. w. CARROLL.
Oh r Agnew. Deputy Clerk.
|5IcE IS HEREBY FunTurr
d2r1io. November. 1912. speeta
1is1ss1 ~ mll, II. b held IN Ths CITY CIV o
3 Njsctinr y" th purpess Of ratifyins
c. corx.H W.. CARROLL
1|f p''oiier and sx-officio cit,
- r. e ;,,ii FIRST publication ssptsm.
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SAY SSHE NACCED

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Oct. ~.
that for more than 80
years be has stood the nagging and
curtain lectures OF his spouse,
Isaac Jackson, aged 10. In today
seeking legal separation. Jackson
declares that when he was younger
the nagsfng did not affect him rs
IL does now. and he wants o d.
yorce.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
20 lbs. sugar. 81. 10 ibs soc: local
patent flour, VI sack; 500 can
baking powder. a5c. cans milk
with other purchase. Csc, Tnstsrn
eggs. ssc dox.. Eastern creamery
butter, 2 lbs. CSC; cans new pack
corn, 25c; 2 cans solid pack toma-
toes. 25c, 4 boxes matches, Toe, No.
10 sack flour. 2Jc; 10c cans salmon,
for 1bc: calimyrna figs. zoe ID. !;
pine nuts. 15c lb., almonds, zoe Id.
CORNER
cans tomatoes. Csc: cans milk,
zoe; cans corn. use; cans sar.
dimes. 2bc; Lipton's tea, $50 can;
Oats tea. f5c pkg. No. 1 coffee. 400
lb., . boxes matches. Toe; sacks
salt, Zoe. all brands flour, 81 sack :.
rolled oats. DO pkg. Snider's catsup,
iDc bottle; SOC can olive oil, s6c,
corn flakes, 2 pkgs. ibc: peanut but.
chow chow, fJc ut
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TRIED TO HANG HER

ELMER. N. J., Oct f4.--Bccause
his wife charges that he lured her
to a barn on their farm for the pur-
pose Of hanging her, Fred simpson.
a farmer near here. Is held today
by the Salem county authorities.
Mrs. Simpson alleges her husband
tried to forclbly hang her from q
rafter In the barn.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or
fAHTSEitsfifP
Notice IL hereby given that tho CO.
partnership between J. ~ Hicks
aRd a. l. Wilson heretofore exist :
Ing under the firm name and
styie 81 tho Epler Cafeteria. al
sitN second av.. seattle, Wash .
ingtdn. has been this day dis
solved
All accounts due the firm mar be
paid 10 ~ l. Wilson At the above
address. and all liabilities should
be presented 10 him for payment.
=. IT. Hicks h~reby gives notice that
he IL no longer liable for debts
Incurred under the above styled
firm
Dated Keattie. Washington. October
I. 1914.
IL Ilflfa
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the nature Of these charges For
their sakes. whether ! am elected
or defeated, every man. woman or
newspaper who lies about me In
this campaign viii have an oppor.
tunity to prove tho truth of their
assertions In court"
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Acreage.


POULSRo ACRES
Between poulsho and Bangor you
can buy acres OF good land for
t250.00. An expert has declared
this first class fruit land. also
chickens would do well on a light
sandy soil. Easy terms
OLE HANSON a. co.
3ia-tb-i6-l7 New York Blk.
5 ACRES RICH SHOT CLAY, sf75
SIS cash. $40 per month. All fine
soil. no gravel, lies smooth, fine
view, Y mile to school. lots OF
neighhors. cheap fare.
T.. Van Arsdale a Co, 1908 Third Av.
FIVE acres, close to Auburn. near
n. p. station, only four tracts left.
Prioe at rock bottom. Terms $40
down, 81 monthly
HERBERT s. UPPER. 900 Leary Bid.
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4 II your paper IL not deliv- 4
4 cred regularly TO your hons !
4 every afternoon. and II IL 10
4 not delivered In good shape. I
4 please phone the circulation I
\ manager. Main $500. The star I
4 subscribers are entitled to per 1
4 feet service. They are euti- !
= tied TO an early and a regular ,
4 delivery. Boys who crumpls I
4 up or otherwise mutfiass the ,
4 paper should DO reported. /,
= !
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KILLED" SCARECROW

FULLERTON. Cal. Oct. IA
scarecrow. erected In his absence
by his wife. caused James Wilmot
to shoot up" the supposed intru-
der. After firing four shots. James
discovered bis mistake. Hereafter
he will return home before dark.
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

A man or woman wanted for solicit
ing ALSO want 10 represent VA
In every town IN Washington. No
experience necessary. a home
sanitary necessity. 80 per cent
house to houaa proposition. Taeko
hpeelnlty Co, sz7 Pacific Bik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Miss olga steeb. the noted plan
list, will appear at the Plymouth
church under the auspices OF the
Women's association, on Tuesday
evening, October %. What Samuel
Johnson was In the world OF litera-
ture Is claimed for Miss Steeb In
the realm OF music. despite the fact
that she Ia only In her 22nd year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

e. n nuTTERwonTTi = soss
isai First ave Main or Elicit yss
Unissfsi,y Uadeftakins pasiors, s2lt
18th ~ ". North 2fa w. Y. Fork
n~r.
bonnsy Watson Co, funeral direc.
tors. new location. broadway and
Olive. East Ia
,ccoooo.,~,etI gsslsrs,-.>.-ooo 49,
itiadon, cut Flowers. funeral pieces.
Elliott casa. lsi9 Second. Green
house. BEACON tTs.
BURNS FLORAL Co. soi ard. Main
Als--cut Flowers dssIsnA sse-ls
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T T9IT TT9oLLTr TTooLir TT99LTr TT99ii..

VIII sell any part % fso acres fine
Western Washington land: level
best OF soil. and 20 located as q
have all convenieuces. II YOU
want 10 or more acres. VIII make
the price and terms an induce.
meni This black loan IL suitable
for any farming purpose. IL spe-
cfaiiy good fruit and berry land
Railroad and fnterurban conNtruc-
ton makes this a fine Investment
Need the money ana must sell
quick For particulars address
x-et0. The Star.
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COLE At sunnyaide. Washington,
October 10. Harry r. Cole beloved
husband Of Beatrice H. Cole and
father Of Lulu. Clara and John
Cole
Funeral az Tacheii Undertaking
Cos chapel. al Columbia city, Tues
day. at D. m. under auspices OF
iiiilman City lodge No. 20s. ]. o.
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,0[lTICAL POT BOILING
RIGHT OVER THIS WEEK;
| MEETINGS AND GOSSIP

progressive women voters OF the
Third ward will be held az tho
Third ward headquarters al Broad.
way and Pine st. Wednesday after.
noon At J o'clock.
At the Spokane Interstate fair. a
straw vote participated In BY over
10000. resulted IN the following.
Roosevelt. is.0SS. Wilson, lasts:
TAFT. i2.s67.
The standpattara are really hav.
INK a hard time OF Il. Last week
Gov, Hay and Senator Jones sue
ceoded In drawing crowd OF 70 at
the Green Lake library. and Sat.
urday nieht the republicans man.
aged 10 SGT a handful together at
Junction hall. ballard. that was
just bit larger IN actual count
than the number OF candidates
present.
oh. ven working girls,
Even the Taft committee Is
strong for you round election time.
Laundry workers. Mattresses. de
partment store girls. have been In.
yi,s'd to reserved seats nj the
Moore theatre tonight when Score.
tary Phiiander G. Knox will de-
liver tho biz TAFT speech. The
working girls are even promised
box seats II they will only come.
Just think 81 that
Secretary Knox has been here
since Friday. attending banquets.
playing goif. and having ono busy
time as guest OF the Seattle Coli
and Country club. tho Rainlor club.
etc, etc.
WIN +. Humphrey. our congress.
man. wlli.presido over tonight's al
fair.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ross OF Aberdeen de.
iivered bitter TRADE against
Bob" Hodge. progressive eandi.
date for governor. at Arcade hall
Saturday night az the women'u
Wilson and MarshRll club meeting
Mrs, Ross 10 candidate for the
legislature.
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-. ~>S~~~~>~~<>>>~-~ -~-~-~~-~~4~-0o-~-~-~
oentle horse and family COW for
safe very cheap for cash. Dens-
nors aV. W. Green Lake bouls-
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Water Front

8 ACRES or WATERFRONT
.ft feet of water front. IL miles
from tbs postotflcs. House. barn,
acres cleared A fine stream
running through the property
Some fruit trees Price ti 600
Can you beat it7
NUl.LiS BROS LAND co.
Main 1911. ess Northern BANK Bldg
REAL SNAP
1Qshcre water front ranch. good
house. barn and other buildings
The price. for quick sale. ~ tl.f3o.
Hurry " you want thisl Schroeder.
s2s Liberty Hidg
100 acres water 'front.'. black soil. fso
Per acre Easy terms. y. NJ BIRD.
North 1oT
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! ,sesass9,o'S.s' MEETINGS

SktHru ,
A->..,rhslvE MEETINGS !
tToNieHI
Z = rstton-At prcshy'ers :
Z rehursh. sith n W s ana !,
- speakers; sen
7 - a.andcn. r. @: NILS. ;
ss uarphlne and county
<ss' Third aud :
Z .,ss,h ward headauar'ers /,
Z s,esdsay and Pine St IRE
~, ecmmitteemen.
s'A', wsdnssaay Afternoon
\ nird ward headquarters
I vssss s Organization meet ,
- "wednesday NIGHT
I usnth ward headausr'e,,,s-
-, Queen Anne Nv. fre
\ 49, conmitteemen.
ssssrdsy Night
] cpllseum theatre. THIRD av'
* lanes st. Speakers.
I - ss...or roindexter, Bob :
! rodrs and others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Farm Lan6s.
s ACRES FOR ssoe
In snohomiHh county near Machias.
you can buy good land at this
price. We have about rs tracts
to choose from This land will
make dandy chicken ranches from
ing- 5000 cash ana ts.eo per
month viii buy any b-acre tract
OLE HANSON 4 co.
sif-ts-is-fT New York Blk
A FINE PROPOSITION
T-acre highly Improved place In .
good little town on the sound.
There f. a hotel. doing fine bus
meas; also a Groom house. barn
aud chicken houses. Land Is all in
fruit and herrina. Owner is get
tin too old 20 take care % II, aud
" offering u at a great bargain.
Price. sa.sn0. and win consider
some Se ?, I, seattle :, s,t.s, propsrty;
a2s Liberty bldg. Third aud Union.
WHEAT FARMS
We have several OF the best wheat
farms in Eastern Washington for
sale and trade. See us for snaps.
some improved aud several stock
MULLIN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1871 s2T Northern Bank Bldg.
10 ACRES FOR 1850
Rich black soil. where one can rn Use
vegetables. fruits. berries and
poultry. located on good road east
OF Lake Washington. Terms $50
cash and $40 monthly. To see
this land take n Madison car aud
county ferry or steamer Uranfa
TO Burke a Farrnr's Kirkland Of
flee. OF call 100 Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

- Of the diseases that Doctor
1Gup successfully treats are.
- Heart Trouble. Dyspepsia.
nbeles. La Grippe. Female Trou-
Constipation. Lunbago. Neural
uvW Trouble. Rheumatism.
ondlcilix Headaches. Brights
noe. Paralysis, Insomnia, Kid
81 3resbls and Stomach Trouble.
osA zili4-is Peoples Bank Bldg.
oecoMD AND PIKE,
oGAYTlE. WASH.
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New Today.

The ladies' uuild Of tho First Meth :
odist Protestant church VIII hold
fummaae sale at fit Pike ~. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF
this week.
Ns .l.s ,s ssses'g Pinto aS Ss rPi sX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

~>~res~c-rse<Nesesy~s ry~rN~r,fs(t(A<HrsrH>
TQL ToiT ToLT ToiT To-
10 Oct THE FACTS
no ABOUT THIS NEW CITY
TO TOLT offers real ground
TO floor opportunities n
no chance 10 get In on the
TO ground floor Of a new city
TO with u positive future.
TO No new city ever had the !
TO solid backing that Toit
TO has. Here was n great ]
TO valley, rich In both farms
TO and timber, without rail-
TO roads The railroads
10 proved the koy to the silt
70 uation.
TO Just now two great rail- ]
TO roads have completed their !
TO new lines In the valley OF ]
10 tho Toit and Hn0qualmis J
TO rivers. centsring opera ]
TO lions at TOit
TO Get into this new town !
TO while IL II In the making. !
To business houses. homes.
TO mills and factories now !
TO under construction. The !
TO largest creamery and ]
TO cheese factory In King 7
TO county IN now completed !
TO at Tolt. 90 and nee. You !
TO don't have TO take any ]
TO mans word for this.
~ -
TO LOTS NEAR THE BUSINESS
TO CENTER. ONLY $50 J
TO EACH TERMS. ]
TO go will give you a start In J
TO this new city. You can ]
TO share the profits OF the !
TO first investors BY taking J
TO immediate action. The ]
TO lumber industry alone will ]
TO give Tolt five years Of !
TO Substantial growth.
TO Special automobile ercur- J
70 sion leaves our offices J
TO every morning at 10 ]
TO o'clock. Regular railroad ]
TO or stage fare II $3.50. Ess ]
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