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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08
BY Associated Press.

New York, Sept. bob Burman,
driving new three hundred horse
power Benz, lowered the worlds rec
ord for mile on a circular track at
the Brighton Beach course today,
making the distance in 47.S5, nearly a
second better than the previous record,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08
MATERIAL FOR
DEPOT WILL Be
HERE TUESDAY
Big Force of Men Will Then
Be Placed at Work on the
Handsome Structure.

STEEL ORDERS AND SUPPORTS,
WHICH WERE SHIPPED MANY
WEEKS AGO, WILL REACH MO-
BILE TOMORROW ON MALLORY
LINE STEAMER AND WILL BE
SHIPPED DIRECT TO PENSA-
COLA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08
TALLAHASSEE BOY
KILLED BY FALL
FROM WINDOW
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Tallahassee, Sept. This after
noon about 2 o'clock the ten-year-
old son of Rev. c. w. Braswell, of
this city, fell from a third floor
window to the pavement below and
was instantly killed. His head
struck first and he was literally
crushed.
Rev. Mr.. Braswell is proprietor
of a small hotel in Tallahassee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08
ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE BY THE JOURNAL TO-DAY

THE FOUR-PAGE HEARST COMIC WILL HEREAFTER BE R
SUNDAY FEATURE OF THE PAPER-THE JOURNALS ENTI
is EQUALLED OTHER PAPER IN CITY OF PENSACOI
JACKSONVILLE ONLY CITY IN FLORIDA WHERE COM
TON IS PUBLISHED-THE JOURNAL MAINTAINSITS LEAF
IN WEST FLORIDA JOURNALISM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08
NEW RECORD IS
MADE BY BURMAN

Drives a Three Hundred Horse Power
Benz Mile in az Seconds on Cir
cular Track.
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Continued on Second Page)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08

LOCAL THuNDERsHoWERs SUI
DAY AND PROBABLY MoNDA'
MODERATE VARIABLE WINDS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-08

The Journals Want AID Way is the
Easy Way for You.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

Mr.. CHAR Smoker. did yon ever
stop 10 think Of tbs dangvru OF the
cigar clipper that stands on the
case In the cigar store Keep your
ere on ore OF these clippers for a
few minutes the next timc you
drop into the cigar store. You'll
see the other fellow come In. buy
q cigar. squeeze It minute or two
to make IL soft. and then put nn
end II II In his mouth before he
clips off the tip. Why he puts the
|nnciipped cigar In his mouth IL a
puzzle. but II you'll notice. you'ii
|sce that you do the same thing your.
sclf. now and then. Then he steps
over 10 tho clipper and sticks the
Tip. which has been wet'ea by his
| HIPS. into the clipper. and of goes
the tip Yon don't know ~hat sor,
OF germs he left In the machine.
You're likely. however. 10 take them
up on tine tip OF your cigar when you
thrust II into the clipper. after he
has gone When ron stop to think
Of n. there n ~ much. II not more.
danger In the cigar clipper than
In the public drinking sup. The
beat way to clip your cigar IL 10 nae
your pocket knife. as shown In the
Illustration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

Iessamlne Qnigley.
While women'A organizations are
announced 60 have been formed
both by pariah and ON. the Cot
tcriii people are the only ones who
have a complete. definite set OF
names 10 show.
Socialists Active.
The socialists yesterday held =
meeting In the Labor Temple. at
which H. NJ. Wells. candidate for
mayor. Kate sadlcr and several
others made speeches The social.
isia plan 10 make thorough cam
pairn this year. carrying their firhl
10 every part OF N. city. On Tues.
day night they will hold two rallies.
one at kidd's hall. Green Lake. and
the other Al socialist hall. HiiIman
City. Wells and ". J. Brown. can.
didafe for corporation counsel. will
address both meetings.
Parish to Open.
Parish ia announced 10 open his
campaign with two small meetings
In. outlying districts on Thursday
night On the same night ~ OIL
viii address meeting at Dream
land rink,
Other Candidates Busy.
The week will thus see the actual
speaking campaign begun 80 far as
the mayoraity candidates arc con.
cerned. The other candidates. 90.
pecially those for corporation ccnn-
sol. are also beginning an earnest
campaign.
Thomas iIofuer has opened head
quarters In the New York block.
and Is preparing 20 make strenn.
ous campaign. Several OF the coun.
climanic candidates have also open
ed separate headquarters. Council.
maa John q. Peirce being among
the first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
MRS. HAZARD TO TAKE
STAND IN DEFENSE

Institution conducted BY Mrs. Hax.
xard. which has been nlcknamod
starvation hin sanitarium," MIss
sherman wsx kecniy enthusiastic
IN isudlnx DIR. Hazards work. and
spoke Of her rs having cared for
tho Williamson sisters with the
Kindness Of a mother. She denied
that she had received instruction TO
withhold food from the sisters. but
that. on the contrary. had been told
10 give them whatever food they
we're able to axssmiiste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
HEAD OF LABOR MEN
OUT FOR COTTERILL

Charles H. Case, president ~ tho
State Federation OF Labor win be
one of the speakers AZ the biz meet.
Ins In behalf % George v. cotterill.
progressive candidate for mayor. AZ
Arcade hall tomorrow niEht. Judge
William H. White. former Judge OF
tho supreme court. and one Of tha
chief speakers for senator Polndcx.
ter IN the insufgcnt campaign
against the standpatters In 1910.
will he another speaker.
Mrs. y. =. fsck will be third
speaker besides cotteriii himself,
and win repreaeui the women OF
Seattle xho arc giving tho progress
sise candidate a practically united
support
hundred Women on List.
A committee Of one hundred wp-
men 20 puxh tho Cotterili interests
has been organized. The names In.
clude some OF the most prominent
women In Seattle. professional wo.
men. housewives. prominent suf.
frsxc workers and those who have
never participated In campaigns be-
fore. Among the names are such
representative women az Mrs. q. ".
bofgardus. Mrs, Peter nettlngcr.
Dr. Henrietta Crofton. DR.. iicicn
Carpenter. Mlss Lucy n. Case. Dr.
Fanny I.eake Cummings. pr. Cora
Smith Eaton. Mas Blanche Funk.
Miss Rose Glass. DIR. n. won 4. His.
gins. Mrs. l. II. jennings. Dr. Sarah
y. Kendall. Mrs. l.. y, kirkpatrick.
Mrs. William Hickman Moore. MIRA
Elizabeth g. MooeFn. Mira. Paul X
Mohf. Mrs Thomas A. Meade. Mlss
Mary q. o'Meara. Dr. Msusfs Par.
her. Mrs. Margaret H. risst. Miss
Adele Parker. Mrs. ]. r. Ronaid.
Mrs. r. r. Revells. Mrs. Emma r.
smith Mra Iuf.t4 Il MILAN. AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

airloin. T-bonc and pDrterhouse
steaks. isc NJ: pork steak. loo ~;
lamb chops, DC n; club sausage. ipc
nj. sweet picked pork. f2Mc. East
ern hams and bacon. tbcs Norway
mackeroi. 4 for 25cs Iceland herring,
2 for lbc: new laid eggs. S5c doz..
fresh Washington creamery butter,
lbs. 75c. full cream choose. zoe 10 :.
ats. zsc. Delaware He'd apples, &c
doz.: grape fruit, for use. Wine
sap apples, Isc doz Mission figs, loo
~. sweet oranges, lie doz.; Z large
cans milk, csc, Yakima honey. 1bc
comb; 4 lbs. sweet potatoes, Zoe: 10
lba. burbank potatoes. Csc. ~ lbs.
cane sugar. u. fresh sprouts. loo
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29


rhe riei mans foresight II thc foer
mans itininiwhi Don't think that
the mlliionaircH OF America are
any smarter or work harder than
you DO: they grew rich hecsnse
do the same and grow rich as
they do. couuifiam offers the OPP
poftunstx. LA tkerH. lawyers,
eanltnllsta. doctors. ciernymen.
businefx men. railroad employees.
etc ---sIi classes OF people buying
terminus OF Americas Ereatspt
railroad. the Canadian Pacific-~in
the Vancouver metronoiitan dis
sricL The chance of lifetime 70
duplicate enormous proffts made
tls. Portland. 81 ionis. Winnipeg.
Calgary. etc. Premier Mcfride
saiA IN his New Years Review
'It IL significant 20 note that
ynrds are being establishes AZ
will raak--in extcnt OF trackage
and all modern raiirnadinz neces-
HitisE-wsth any on the continent.
and IN provision OF which an ex
pendlture OF millions W involved"
Canadian snss Pacific raiiroad = SAYS:
tf.The company IL In great need OF
new terminus. and II IL In our
own interest TO push the work
with all possible speed. In addi..
,ien 70 as building s,sas,, ,ss . ayS''ss
soon as possible build a number
OF sldefracks. largo onEins-
house and certain other buildings.
ana generally prepare tho way for
further immcnss c9nstrus'ipn
Canadian Pacific Railway says.
Work has begun Mt Coquitiam.
Rapid work on the terminals 10
imparative--and the work. and de-
valopments win be rapid" Be-
Sides the railway activitiea, great
for couuitlam A million dollar
manufacturing corporation IL
naid to be headed this way. De-
nand for Couultlam Terminal
Co.'S lots break all records. Sfo.-
900 worth sold IN one day. one
Co9ultiam lot owners now extend
from ocean 20 ocean. Reserva-
lions coming In by mail and wire.
We own SO per cent OF the lots
surrounding the terminals and
praesissliy All ne wa,erf f, &
lots. Else to 1900. on terms OF 80
month up. business lots. $500
to $1,000 Don't walt Don't let
this opportupify slip by! Buy
now~-and make n killing. Call or
write imme s,i f sra,,, large 3,
Rs Se FIJI ana fYT Fraser Rivsrs ete'.
suitable for framing. and large,
Illustrated folder. COourTLAM
TERMINAL COMPANY. LTD.
T TsfnnY nip 4 cA AEATTin w M
GENERAL AGENT FOR WASH
INGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
vEAcH ls IN LAND or LIVING

W. i. Veeff alleges With cOnsid-
cradle justifHthat the report that
he is dead III exaggerated. He ap-
peared in SEATTLE today To deny
any such report. A few days ago
. man hanged himself at Ballard.
and an undertaken identified the
body as that OF veach. That was
how the mistake was made. veach
IL the man who served eight years
In prison for the crime of another.
who finally showed up and con
fessed. He arrived here today
from BelIingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
PUBLIC MARKETS


Fresh CLAIMS. SC a.: founders. tc
NJ. shrlmps. lbs use. crabs. for
Olympia oysters. doc pint: halibuI ,
ms. 2Ec: salmon. loo ID ameite. i0c
10. soles. 2 lbs. iBe: herring, fresh,
81 NJ. Columbia River sfnelts. 2 lbs.
re doz.: bfoafers. Sc apiece, Q for
esc. back and neck bones. lbs. f5c.
choice pot roast. lie n; pure lard,
lbs z5c: boiling beef. Sc ~ picnic
10. compound lard. Toe M; choice
veal stow. fzhc ~: chickens, zoe n
choice Eastern hams. lsc 10 hams.
Ice NJ; good bacon. i5c 10, fresh
Iowa butter. lbs. 81: milk, cans
zoe. CampbelI'a soup. 2 cans 1sc;
iello. 2 pkgs. 2bcs tomatoes, cans
z5c. oranges. zec doz.; lemons, goo
dor. bananas. 20c dox.s apples. don.
f5c. tangerinrH. Zoe d1z.. tomatoes.
lbs, isc. grape fruit. for 10c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

PORT ORCHARD. wssh.. Jan.
7s.--pr. Linda ,. Hasxsrd. charged
With starving to death Miss Claire
Williamson. and who 10 on trial FOR
murder in the first degree. will take
the stand IN her ewn bshaif she
said 80 herself this morning.
The entire morning In the sen.
saiional trial was devoted 10 the
cross examination Of Miss Nellie
sherman. head nurse NJ tho OlalIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

los ANGELES. Jan. ZH-tllcnn
curtias received today a telegram
from the Aero Club Of America. IN
forming him that he had been
awarded the clubs trophy for the
greatest advance ia aviation during
tho last year. Cursiss' hydropinne
IL belleved to have secured the
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

Local ranch eggs, dos. CSC. boiled
Eastern ham. 30c n Eastern dried
beef. s0c ID; spiced iamb tongues.
zoe m; Home Beauty apples. VI box;
bananas, $50 doz.. cauliflower. Sc
iso head; lettuce. Sc head. oranges
and lemons. i9c dox.; kipperod her
NJ: cottage hams. &c 10 fresh bread.
10 loaf, salt rising bread. Toe LOST;
pure rolled oats. 6 for use: pink
beans. Sc 10: carnafion plants. f0c
each: tomatoes. 2 lbs. fbc. fresh tur-
sliced. csc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

- 0ke9.<
RUPTURE CrHEp--r,o not wsas
truss. permanent. absolute. Without
operation OF dstrutlon from bnsf.
rees OF iabof. over 100 casSs cured
In past two years. ftosa aoe rear
20 s94 10. The Harvard kyetssp.
ali Estst mag. md ay. ~ riks -
ola counfry MATCHMAKER - Main-
srrinkx. Jewels gae each. Fia<rer.
shc. 1acohsen. First and stewart
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
.sfunSEnz HAf~ tMfs IND -
All fsETTE nf-Atszs starp@n~d, see
e3s faxorr. use. etr, ftoi ttb as.
n rusaans has resumed his dental
1idr. los rsrsf Az
ns~a To huy hnir; hasr chains
"a Hssa switches made 90 order. Mrs
4 y Miller. lass Klath ns.. near rihe.
'1fxinklex frecklrs. nrars ncies.
} fffnplss removed brfotmed
rpsss corrected sts Afra1e Hiix
f3f<ssmsk lnK iAstss tailoring
fSa6 BE ieneiY ycsn oar ffntrsmcnisi
z Hareaa. Ladies' free 1eA PRS 81.
l-s1ies. faliofins. xowns, also remodel.
frg. tef Northern Hank fNf<
tahcr Akeii ia aided eogysnir rens
Houvensf Pen Co. bos laos N@sssie
keep your eye on cnquitln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

WOULDN'T HAVE
MURDERER'S ARM

PARIS. Jan. PA ona-armed
man, on whom surgeons planned 10
graft the arm OF dead man, re-
fused TO accept the limb OF a muir
derer. declaring he never could tell
what the arm might do when II got
into action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

zae 9o11oW5n9 are Tia eveFaHe
prices paid ~ local eo2mission ussr-
all eases are snhjset 20 variation,
According 10 freshness ana gsusrat
snessience. but these prtces. unteee
otherwise Indicated. are for STRICTLY
nrss ssa nusssr- sslisas Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
Situations Wanted
Male.

.-S>r~-~<~~r~~~r~~~r r>~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
ny honest. capable, hpa-
thing Young married man of prac-
afe aasi conduct ranch for owner
good reference What have you
"a nffnr7 West 37a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
PLOT TO DSCREDIT
STARVINGSTRIKERS
M MARLGN &. PEW

~ MAalrN PEW
...encs Msss~ n-many Thousands perhaps ni'ens
Arsrcsns read In their that
s. sss,,. workers striking desperately in mid
~ - hsre,slvss Of 20 cents week had been
~ ~ e.v.s dynamite In their possession
mind word dynamite, used IN eennees'on with
- ..s another ~erd-MeNsmars- The great tragedy Of
-. an fresh N. ssss q current events
- ssyns~ss5 you viii have personal interest In what
- rng STRANGER AND rss sAos COX
ss, ':s n middle sss average height smooth shaver
and s s ssSsas ' sso e' Of uso " %
and se,sq s,, ,Ss &. s@ sa ~.
Y. s. shoes s and asked paekase
= ne s - x ss~Dss MKT ''s DOOR
- m rrcso: and separated onls by . eaifnsh board
- hsSrr the $4,000 s,rksrs makes the prs, shop his
within = ss @aSs' pos oesa. rsasa the pratt sSop
90 warrant Esy iaeaaIas Es;ors desk
-, -. = sasssssa .hop ms FIRST thing ana
M n - ssd take them out investigate the box
$3.50 before he ist, h. put the shoe box on
DYNAMITE IN COX
- - Tsey directly the window an The irst
q E S cs , ~ ca, from the bottom SIX sticks o. 50
ds~is< uisA 10 assns,Ins Iasgssss ksIssr ss.sa
H. .Szss ia about the big dynamite oonspiraeyi~
-< -pLANvEp~ ~ DETECTIVE
-. nonrr the news Of
- 4 Avsrncs strike 'sissrHphsd TO city Of
& sss.r 49, pacssssl~e Investigated AFFAIR
- crn11sr ~psntsd~ detective
4 American Woosn The wool trust for
rpeoa making public opinion against the strike issdsrs
vaelones dspostion 81 the strikers
~ q tstifyino VIM NJ Wood president Of the trust. n
"a susns shss HE town Be- placed under martial
JAilEo LIKE A FEtoN
y cobbier.
Is1ss provides we'll FOR his family. and like
Sz5 c1fn va licked fson.
- obtained Fred Flynn the
with somewhat similar those Of the
lurvivnns refuses who tipped him
- hveisaton hcvevss revealed hs remarkable situation;
10y uho
nonltrn ho1anx office lie powerful enough b.
b without the would not
ike tho writer fasen the publicly
Y1u.1h city dealing with
this really the mnion OF the
mmk wnen they railroad street.
MM MA Whrn they the do somshinr
~ 5n the spt Through him the mill play politics
- IN Interesting that Lawrence bankrupt
uGf crooked politicians who have powerful BY
the nil The gentleman Ia powerful
~ ~ ne6rch warrant and keep hts Oft the public
1 <e4ivs sseseies employed the
- politician police 10 10
- kvey 0fncer knows this be the fact.
- ~ writer got confidential with thsm they admitted u and
* Knn rn1uarsd
- ~ pacs Judge makes when he finally dsposes OF the
40 Pa every other
- oo1GA6u WOOL trust art Of making public opinion
discovering
-& - ssptalse va u The hands Of
a ~ - - - essa single e1piosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

6f.scf :; 81 e scf, Inr nm
knap unpncy aud return parse 10
ttaf office.
f.osf iaays silver -hsrtled silk usnr
hreiEa Nth SCRIPT M. on an as.
near Cobb bldg valued sa Keep
saks. L1M ata EAonx ~ -.tx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

ssso HOMESTEAD RELINQuIsH-
MENTS. ago ACRES: rich. deep
soil; good water. near thrifty rail-
road town. Investigation VIII con-
vince you these snaps VIII not
last long. let us toll you about
this opportunity. Kcnwood 2o14.
REL1NQrISHMENT
10 acres on fino lake. west of Port
Orchard. 1850 f0s Pacific Blk.
Have few homestead locations.
kkf3 sth NJ W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
Icebozt With Aero Attachment
Makes Q Miles In 4 Minutes

Lyman =. seeiy Of Rochester. ".
". has a motor iceboas built along
the general lines OF an iceboat.
bat with an aeroplane engine and
a propeller.
In tryout on Irondeqnoit bay
the boat went so rapidly at the
start the drivers we're afraid to let
Il out 10 the limit. but II went eight
miles In four minutes.
The engine and propeller are on
the front and Seely says the great
speed Is attained BY suction. There
are two runners 10 front and one
behind. and the steering Ia done by
a wheel connected to the rear run
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

>~~~~s~~~~~~~~>-~~ ~-~-~>-~~-~s>~-~s~~
GET IN NoW---The fmmixration
that will follow the completion OF
the Panama canal IL bound 10
boost Puget sound land. To-day IL
IL the best innd 1T the price IN the
Northwest. We have five acres OF
good soil. Just west OF the city. 10
we'll settled district quick ana
cheap transportation. more than
enough timber 90 pay for the land
Price $3.50 for the five acres; sic
cash. s. month. Cs.fFFpRD
LAND CO. owner 1913 Third av.
Open evenings and Sunday.
A GOOD CHANCE TO GET IN
The dairy business for very little
money. Sc acres. over IS acres
cleared. well fenced. lies level,
good soil, big s-room house, barn.
chicken houses: on cream route.
X. \. d. Pacific highway. 5000
puts you In possession, balance .
per cent. A positive snap.
WEST COAST LAND co.
tiis-1t American Bank Bldg.
II YOU want chicken ranch. see
Kauffman-Keify Co. "rhe Live
Wires" 21e Northern Bank Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29
EER THINGS IN THE NEWS

= 1oor >valiu q ~ sim. uus
L = 1sa6 : pou16 { ozv
srlkr. Z .loeeI reeocr az
: lI1 \. &. No Weighed e7s
:"
80 ~ diassreeabls task
uiols e welsSed bisuseIs
\ - s 49, 81 g - xaiaea
1sa11u Il seven dsys lie
N, - 1uIIs'
\ 49,
sS - n N 49, 1919 g 81. 7 'a''-
nrolf 4 4 quarry near
l5 ~. - rops brote Ana
~ vi ! sbsrp stone. leaving
- . d<sth under the brok.
= - IS hody vas NOT found
49, AZ autopsy revealed
a1e'hs had not injured
8 -, - -.
J, ~ e = o oss That Was
Pct Boston terrier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

-
Tuo Furnished housekeeping rooms.
ffesroa ie11
Nicely farnishci housekeeping
ronsus, ~ per month. office kat
New York Bik
Earle. III Marson-SlnNie X. X. rms
Keeping rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29


THE BROADWAY
Corner broadway and Nsalrr. n TO be
opsHrd 70 the public on Feb. !.
fffx TITO management has put
ia all rev furnishings ard interior
decorations. and fh~ hotel has all
the modern corFenfrncss Ia or
der 20 fitl the house quickly. all
rents will he reduced. Phone.
Ind. sTts.
reAY. clean. WARM comfortable FUR
niehed rooms. very rrasons bic {.
phone bath. three-mlnptc car SER
vice. 10 minutes 20 Pioneer
square good view. lteo Nasisr.
Phone East ss9s.
Furnished rooms. ti.se per week and
Up {. AlRu light houaekceping
rooms s10sh lat av.
Room. Ills week. Fr~s bath. free
phone Yates Hotel. sth aud Pine.
board and ROOM for 1900 a week. or
srnnslenf. see Cherry street
Nice slaam heated rooms. g1.9e q
wesk and up III Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

Business proposition--For sale,
$500 stock OF staple and fancy
groceries. flour and feed at 10 per
cent discount: 100 live. steady cus-
toners: good location; mostly nE
cash on weekly accounts. $500
will handle. 260t California av..
Wcat SanitIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

cry 40 conN1f TOMS
On improved or vacant property at
SIS 10 geo. 0o FOR any o a0s or s ino
time. and easy payments; no dc.
lay. Sturtcvunt q CO., sle Boston
Block. Second and Columbia
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences. Rates 6 to 9
per cent. with reasonable commits
sion. $40 Columbia at. Central Bldg.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-29

Help Wantcd--Female
~~~~~S~~c~~>>~~-~~~~< ~-~~r~<~r~>~~~~r~r>r~r>r>
WansNe ~ fomnx woren. either CT
~ snffrhrn~ ppefNtpss Apply 20
lies Ard NV. 81 1870 igfA nss 1hr
Pacific Telrphons and Telegraph
E0.
Yours lady can make Hxrritent sst-
AIRY eansessinR IN eity. No expert
rnre necessary. Appiy Mr.. Bur-
re~es carr STAT office.
W1ufrsfe-A gfsi Tot companion for
rhlfdrens with fiafhe. board and
room. Eal4e. stat
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Board and Room.


Have two casi6mefs Tor groom room,
houses for 4 or s-room. Free
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u per monsh--SOT A PALACE.
What 40 you want for o. q month
lust q little Groom cottage NO
GAS OR ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Use
OIL lamps; city wnfa< isrga lct Sea
100. located az 7it North 7tkt ST.,
on Green Lake car iine. For
owner phone North 1885.
Fise-fo0n house for rent two acres
q sssund; geed Plse~ for COW,
chickens and garden plenty Of
wood. VIII take rent In labor /.
u par n1Untn. Inquire AZ wind
phil twenty minutes walk OF CO.
iumbis sta
For rent Modern house rooms.
furnace. attic with large fla
nlshed room f1t. close IN. near
car lines. Queen Anne so.
Fonr-feem cottage. newly repaired;
gas. electric lights and hath. yard
lo~ rens. AL Bellevue Az. ~.
Modern 2-roofn house. siz. New fur
nitufo for sale cheap. 11s West
k1fh Ballard se.
81 par manfh---s room house. i4rxs
Iet Ehone North 1875.
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win sell or trade for diamonds. good
tion. Call lie Occidental Nv.
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In other ways. To dodge into an
other girls room. close the win
dow and turn on the heat costs
the girl Ia bed IS cents.
There are special rates for darn
Ing stockings. carrying up breakfast
on Sunday mornings. washing dor
mitory windows and giving dancing
lessons.
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Hal Hal a couPLg or opu
oNgs.

ANEs. Iuwa. Jan. 1s.--it wseI
necessary 10 administer chioroform
10 Mrs. A. Fox 10 stop her from
laughing herself To death over her
daughters asory OF an Incident &C
q circus She had laughed tso
hours before the doctor came.
CAMDEN. ~ J.. Jan. .s.--After
Miss MARY shInn. ~ years old. had
beea hiccoashlng for IL days. an
arrangement was made for a min7
stroi company TO come 70 the house
IN the hops that their jokes might
throw the young woman In such
commissions Of laughter that the hlc.
coughing would cease. The plan
aes success.