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u~., You know ! have not
~ a. 40 out IL, and lite 70
uss'cs. ,lv,na any more, 50 GOOD
- We oop. MONTE. Let M
.s,sss put me away ,.,..,,, =,
~. y me hotel stationery, were
49, .'rssr his door BY J. v. Net
~ 80 nosel Raleigh, this
- 49,, = 4 1880. on the back OF
3. ssssr ~sre the words OF a song
s ::S,'s:s.sssy y0s called me sweet
49, ,.n down the hall TO the
Ns N, Girl. knocked ON the
- ~ No response. Calling
ssrmai.I. he got the door IN
"a found Laiu Montgomery,
- al. stretched out on the
- down. her head oe.ween
- ana IN enc Of her hands
s,.r,rs az her white splth dos.
ssxi.iensly been dead for two
= more. Her death was
~ n poison. On the table
sc,e which read:
s,. 4 nv ovn doing. Let Mrs.
=. 49, ny things. MONTE.
S.,sOs It once telephoned the
- -
..--sins drug store news, nar.
- II page 5.
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WRECK AMBULANCE

one Of Hniterworth'a ambulancea
was wrecked yesterday morning
when. In order 20 avoid striking a
Japanese vegetable peddler. II
smashed into fire hydrant al See
ond nv. and Union st. The Jap evi.
IDENTITY did not hear the horn. and.
John Anderson. driver Of the amhu.
lance. had 10 turn sharply. No one
was hurt.
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BIG GERMAN
CELEBRATION

Tho German.Amorlcana IN Turner
hall next Sunday will celebrate the
first landing OF German settlers In
PENNSYLVANIA. Jacob Schaefer. edi-
tor OF tho Staats-zoltung. will speak
In German. and Congressman
Humphrey. In English. The Arlon
Singing society. Seattle iieder.
kranz and the Seattle Maennerchor
win entertain with music.
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RICH OLD MAN
WEEDS HELLO GIRL

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 10.
Col. Patrick Meoosern, who
ls n e3-ycar-old cmploye Of the
Aetna Life Insurance Co.. and
said to be tho richest freshman
In Connecticut. was married
yesterday afternoon TO his tel
ephone operator. Miss Julia p.
kinahorn. II 10 rumored that
for wedding present Meow
srn gave his bride $4,000.
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tha,
In accordance with Resolution No.
aso1 OF this city Council Of The city
OF Seattle, adopted September 1srd.
invoked by the said City Council IT.
self as 10 THE following ordinances.
ORDINANCE No. seoss.
An Ordinance rsiatinx % the or
,sn :, ,ss Frs sne q sps Ts.
CITY % Heattls. and repeating all
ordinances IN conflict
BE 1T oRDAINED BY THE CITY OF
SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
ond day Of April, 1919. the firsmen
and employees % tho Fire Depart
msnt OF This City Of Seattle. subject
70 call. other than the tIrs ckief.
shall be divided Into I've I've 90 PA,
and the other TO perform night SER
vice. Tho hours Of the day services
shall not exceed ten uol. coui1ene-
ing not before eight 90 o'clock A.
1sj o'clock p. NJ The hours OF the
night service shall not exceed four
teen fftt. commencing not before
six 90 O'Clock p. NJ. and ending not
later than eight tD o'clock a. "a,
except that in the event Of great.
threatening or unusual confiagra-
ton. or such emergency. tho Fire
chief, his assistant. or other peraon
In charge or command OF the Fire
pepartmnnt, shall have the power
and authority TO summon such fire.
men and employees as may be off
duty 10 assist In the protection OF
life and property. In their work the
aaid piatOons shall alternate from
DAY 10 night and from night to day
each and every month.
geetfon 2 There shall be provid-
ed suitable and healthful places OF
abode for the employees and fiTemen
40 employed while on duty.
section 3. All ordinances or parts
thereof, IN no far as they may be IN
conflict with the provisions OF this
ordinance. are repealed
Section :. This ordinance shall
DAYS from and after ITS passage and
approval. " approved by the Mayor;
ofRerwlsc IL shall take effect Mt the
time ii shall become a law under the
pi psaaea the City Council the ieth
dav OF September. 1919, and signed
Nv mo In open session Ia suthsntica
| tion Of Its passage this 18th day OF
September ha soli5,r .. HEsKErn.
President OF the city Council
Approved by me this nth day OF
''''' orc. y. coTTER a.L;a,
Flied by mo this nth day Of
''kttsst IL. w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City
By j. y. Agnew. Deputy Clerk.
'SN.oorrfcE rs HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that on Tuesday. tho 9Th
day or November. 1912. special
eiection will be held In The CITY. OF
Seattle for the purpose OF ratifying
or Rejecting the aforesaid ordin-
sncs, H. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-officio City
| Clerk.
Der "a. 1919.
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100000 GONE

HAVANA. Oct. i6s--Thc disap-
pcarnnce OF a package containing
s2o0.0o0 In money has led 10 tho ar
rest OF Antonio Ayala. a messenger
In the employ Of tho National bank
OF Cuba II was TO have been sent
10 the National Park bank OF New
York by mail. aud AyaiA was given
the package 10 mall.
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MARKETS


WashfhNton creamery butter. toc
IL IT, Tta. funa batter. ~tc 10,
} tbs o. loeAi sxEs. see dos. dos
1sc Oregon ranch eSxA soc dos-
don lfct Eastern eEKs. 4bc dos !.
cooking sEgs, zte dos, fuii cree ~
cheese. 23c ID. peanut butter. 1oc
To-. apples, loo dox-. 81 % boz. lem
ons. Sc do4 dry onions, ita ice.
soc olives. 1ou. sec mixed pickles.
lee. lac bottles ratnup. ice.
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PROPERTY TO pAuoHTERe
The win OF the late Watson Allen
divides hls property equally be-
tween his three daughters. Mrs.
Lillian Newman. Mira Lana Belle
blanchard and Mrs. Anne e. TILL
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Jonathan apples. soc 20 si.so bon.
'Cravrnstsin apples. ti.so box VIA
elolden apples. soc 20 tt.ss boz, Aplt-
xenburg apples. soc 90 ti.s0 boz;
peaches. soc boz; pears, ~ 10 tssb
hor. grapes. efc basket Jersey
creamery butter. ssc n Washington
ereanery butter. . lbs o. renovated
busfar. 1oc 10. cottage cheese. 100
IN local sxss. csc doh, oregon
ranch eggs. : toz. CSC.
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WILLIAM ]. BURNS
DETECTIVE SERVICE
RfREHENDS ONE OF MOST DANGEROUS
BANK CRIMINALS

sMenbers Of the American Bankers' As /.
soDe1isn in all parts of the United States
~ ihe particularly interested to know that
~ GaIy1Fds, three times convicted forger
- swmdler, has again been apprehended
ls5ugh the Detective representatives of
&e American Bankers' Association.
Prior to recent charges against Ed Sal
yFs for forgeries upon banks, he served
- .tam each in the Iowa, Wisconsin and
Ssulh Dakota state penitentiaries. June rs,
l911 Salyards drew forgery in the amount
= 4360.O0 on Washington state bank.
su1tequently, he was traced by the Burns
AOoncy most all over the Western half of
- y. s., including long hunting and fish
- tip n the vicinity of Lake Chelan.
@ After following Salyards back and forth
WvA1l times between the state of Iowa
- he Pacific Coast, it was finally learned
hen . point in Nebraska that he would
~ spend . few days in Denver, Colo.,
vAse Salyards was apprehended riding
qgqnd IN his automobile, was placed under
e18 BY Burns representatives, and is now
- IN custody by the Denver Police De-
lntment, awaiting arrival Of sheriff from
Tacoma.
/ "a Salyards has been one of the most
neeurious among forgers and swindlers
epessdng against banks, and if convicted on
us fourth arrest on charge of forgery, he
VI be subject to a life sentence.
Yesterday morning, Walter r. Thayer,
.eeai Manager of the Burns Detective
aeency, wired his Denver connections to
=. 1uet Attorney there, representing the
"oshlngton state bank defrauded, to at
aea Salyards' 100000 automobile.
Reports have reached the Burns
.ee.cy to the effect that Salyards' wife car
Y money belt upon her person, sew
housand dollars in currency, which will
g further investigated and if found to be
we this money will be garnisheed for the
"A sse. of reimbursing, as far as possible,
"e banks Salyards has defraudcd.
'HE WILLIAM J. BURNS NATIONAL DE-
TECTIvE AGENCY, INC.
'AIiLE OFFICE: 3O8 HINCKLEY BLDG
sNANCH OFFICES AND CORRESPOND
MS MAINTAINED IN PRINCIPAL
uIlES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
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shoulder mutton. Tc lbs pressed
corned bcaf. acc ID. apple bufter.
7-ib. can. g6c. lamb chope. lbs. gSc.
ham, ise 10. compound lard. lie lb.s
smoked tongues, DOC each shrinpa
igc -. ,ssssE re SO, aex MAJ ns sSsl
4 for itc. Washington creamery but
Ter lbs. use. Tokay grapes. tke
basket. potatoes. sAc cwt.
Bariell saves you money. See
page 5. go
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Businena Chances.

~<>~>~~~-~>>~eS~~>~~ ~S~>>~~~~~e~Ne~Ner><~
For -noardina house, 1 lots.
$1,000. fully equipped. IN mining
and numbering camps, near Seattle
good thing, start immediately. IN
quiro 3fg burke Bldg. Seattle, or
saos Dearborn ~. Beacon aV1f,
Meat market DOING $500 daily bus
ineAs, 1900 people, only shop,
miles from Pioneer square. less
than invoice. must sell. b-sp'
care Star
A good paying huninesH for lady;
either half OF full interest Small
amount OF cash required. inxcsu-
gate for yourself. Write x-b1s,
The Star.
Good location for drug store. fine
corner room. rent fib. COO ". Slnd
ct Phone North 1850.
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Farm Lands.
aoAcRE FARM FOR $1,000

2o.AcRE FARM FOR $1,000
8 acres cleared. large barn. log
house. good orchard. clay loan
soil. no gravel or sand. miles
from contrslia Any terms you
want.
8 ACRES WELL IMPROVED
Close In, al ccntrRiia. chickens and
garden tools included. Hes per-
fcctiy level thick settlement
Price ~ ,sJo. easy terms,
az acres. just outside OF city limits
81 cantraiin, lies nearly level,
right on good street. riasbed
aud seeded. Price 400. tzs cash
and ~ month.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY. INC.
T0g Second Az, Hoom ~ Downs BID.
Phone hain ba0o.
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S.ih. can ground vhocolase. Tte.
! bottles 1Ac caseup. Sae. small white
pat~nt flour 81 sack. fsr pas. ost-
meal. Ice. tsc can peaches. Ices
|lbx rice. ktc. cans saifaou. BE
10 lbs MuNAr soc. s tba. ssc. zoe cof-
fes. ms 81. new sAuerh sevt. = pts.
tsc. new dili girhles, ftc doH-. laeSu
olives. zee pr. tSc at
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FARM BARGAIN.

III you WANT ono Of the BEST
farm propositions In King county
don't fail 60 see this - acres south
Of town. close 10 ono OF the best
towns in the valley. ! acres rich
bottom land, balance first class
bench land. all nearly level. "
acres IN cultivation. balance partly
cleared, neat Groom house, large
barn, several outbuiidings. II. y. u,
Groceries delivered az door. fele-
phone in the house. owner deAir-
Ing quick sale. has set price ac-
Improved land III this yicinity self
Ing for more money. Better 70
out and look NJ ~. II only takes 50
minutes from this office.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska Building.
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RAINIER VALLEY AT COLUM-
BrA. IS WILL START YOUR
INVESTMENT OR HOME. 5000
LOTS THAT ARE CHEAP ON
A CASH BASIS. CALL FOR IN
FORMATION.
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Board and Room.

~O.~~s~~~-~~~c~~~~S~ N~~~~~s~r>N~Nr~Ne~~
AEliidrcn cared for, SIS month. all
III aRsa. lie w. Republican Queen
~ Anne 23s0.
RabNs boarded only. by trained
nurse. Terms reasonable. Phone
Kenwood Sos
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Wanted-To Buy

81 800 cash for 40 acres within 30
miles OF Heattle. $40, cure Star.
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Legal Notices

T6TfcE On 6faF6ffff0S 90
PARTNERSHIP
Notice IN hereby given that the CO.
pnrtnerabip between y. " Hicks
and H. l. Wilson heretofore exist
Ing under the firm name and
style Of tho Epier Cafeteria, at
SIN Second av.. Seattle, wash
ington. has been this day dis
solved
All accounts due the firm may be
paid 10 III. L. Wilson at tho above
n9atess, ana All iiani ilties shouiu
be presented 90 him for payment.
J. N. Hicks hereby gives notice that
he r. no longer liable for debts
Incurred under the above styled
firm.
Dated Seattle. Washington. October
7. 1912.
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Help Wanted--Malo


Wanted~Firat class edge and heal
trimmer for heavy weita and
niaudnfd screw work, httlHon-
keiloEg Shoe Co. Tacoma.
"a
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QUEEN ANNE HILL HOME

AZ s2.700. $500 CASH. BALANCE
REASONABLE TERMS. AT
TRACTIVE GROOM BUNGA
LOW, paving and alt street work
In and fully paid. MODERN
AND uP.TO-DATE. CALL EAR
LY MONDAY; It's a bargain.
50 .000--5-room cottage: house mod
ern and in A No. condition: 2nc
hill: 100 feet off Madrona car.
paving In and all taxes paid
terms.
t750-An attractive Broom house In
good condition: city Ugh; and wa
ter: lot 50xl20. fenced and In
garden: X block from school
good car service: $3.50 cash viii
handle Il.
West QUEEN ANNE for 1880
ATTRACTIVE Groom modern
home. with good view and close
to car line. Terms can be ar
ranged.
INVEST NOW
THE MAN WHO KNOWS THE
AMOUNT OF MONEY NOW BE
ING EXPENDED BY Raj,
ROADS. BY THE PORT COM
MISSION. ny THE CITY. BY
NEW FACTORIES. BY FINE
PARK IMPROVEMENTS, BY
THE u. 8. GOVERNMENT. ALL
on and about MAGNOLIA
BLUFF should take Immediate
advantage OF the opportunities OF
fered by nonresident owners of
fering at low prices desirable
property that Ii due for rapid ad
yances. $500 WILL BUY A
GOOD PROPERTY. SMALL
AMOUNTS WILL FIND THE
BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
yESTMENT THROUGH THIS
OFFICE. IF you DON'T KNOW
CALL AND GET PARTICU'
LARS.
CHOICE VIEW LOCATIONS ON
MAGNOLIA BLUFF. REASON.
ABLE PRICES AND EASY
TERMS.
RAINIER VALLEY AT COLUM
BlA. IS WILL START YOUR
INVESTMENT OR HOME. $500
LOTS THAT ARE CHEAP ON
A CASH BASIS. CALL FOR IN.
FORMATION.
FREMONT PROPERTY. $40 PAY
MENTS. y block from car. As
easements paid. 5000 to $3.50.
DAVID p. EASTMAN.
sos Lowman Bldg.
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4 Exchange - Real Estate
&~~.~~~<> ~<ISr>~.~-~~~~>~~@~
II A DANDY LITTLE TRADE
40 acroa half mile from station.
Lewis county. finest kind Of soil,
5-room house, big barn. lots Of
fruit and berries. cows. heifers.
pig, chickens. horse. farm tools.
new separator. never failing creek,
~ food well. very homeiike place.
VIM take $1,000 worth OF clear
q acreage or city home. some cash.
WEST COAST LAND Co, INC.
1i13-1s American Bank Bldg.
TO TRADE FOR VACANT LOTS
0g acres at Olaila, 10 miles from Sc
attic. elegant sofl. smaft house,
atrawberries IN Washington como
from Olalla. Here Is a bargain for
your lots, No. so.
MUILfN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1877. s37 Northern Bank Bldg,
1900. Broom bungalow, near West
Seattle beach, for lots or acreage.
A nice place TO live. For vacant
property w. =. banner, $500 Rox-
bury ST. Beacon is4o.
WIZ accept acreage near Seattle as
first payment or ono or more bun-
aaiowa good district. rented ut $50
each. s6s Arcade Bldg.
Cheap for cash, grocery store. with
living room, or will trade for small
realdance property. Phone Ballard
2fg. -
We exchange everything overywhere
at any time. IL your price Is right.
Real Estate Exchange. b20-b2i
Lumber Exchange.
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CHOICE VIEW LOCATIONS ON
MAGNOLIA BLUFF. REASON
ABLE PRICES AND EASY
TERMS.
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EwANrED--Men and women 20
paid while learning. Call or writs
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
HIxe aLads School
wanted-coai miners. pick mine
steady Job. Call At room BIB
Hotel Shirley. ihte FIFTH nv. $3.50
WHY does Lundaufst sell t9s suits
for fib1 HEcAuaE IND BELLA
THEM UpSTAfffN Room 400 Em-
press Theatre building.
wanted-5A good man. Have a good
proposition Herman Schroeder.
sss Liberty Bldg
earn 20 be d Kood bsvber at
AOLEn BAHHEN cOLIEun
$50 Occidental Ave.
faies Hotel. Nisth aud Pine. Free
bath and phore. ti.ss week up.
Hay saw Il In The star"
k.ssnaugI... 800 Hats. lis ist ~;
Personal.
<><>>>~>~y~~~.~~~e~ -~S~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~
DR.. A. Ice Lawis, consulting ohiro-
pfaetor. Hours 10 y. IN. s4s-7 Ar
eade Annex. Main ista Lady attend.
ant
hurrURE CURED. psrpansnt. no
operation OF detention from lstor.
ever ever 400 cases sursq ps:, I've
system ssis ~ ~ Ei,s, e nlaa. se nsisa'a
off.LETrE BLADES snarpsned, soc
dok. razors, 1tcs etc. 1901 9Th ay.
Get Acquafnted Society Names and
addfesaes. los Pine street.
asy 2 cav q IN The star
Help Wanted--Femalc
wantsf-rounx women. sithsr sI-
psrienesd OF inexperienced. 70
work az tslepi, ono operators Ap.
ply 20 iiVH trd nv. or ft1o nth
AZ The Pacific Tsisphons and
Wanted-0iris for general house.
w1rk. Fres Public Employment
office. eos Liberty nids.. ara and
Union.
< woman 10 DO general honsework.
family OF three. no washing or
ironing. ASH Rainier boulevard.
Frse instruments. mandolin. guitar.
banjo, Sykes Music School. tT9
Peoples Hank nids
|dentlsrpan desires housekeeper. con-
genial surroundings. young woman
preferred. x-s9s, star.
take--HoT PofNr ftOss-~ttso
ENEnrTffTtJ ELECTfuCAf.
Round Electric CO ioie Wrist Az.
Your stove polished for ssei suar-
anteef I months Elicit tses W.
Elite Wet Wash Laundry. ballard
anS
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~><~~~.~~~~~-~c~@~~-~ ~>>~s~>>~~~~~~-~~~~~
HOTEL CHAMPIONSHIP 9Th ay.
r. Rooms soc and 7ko. Elliott tt.i J.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1870 LIST av.. mod
ern: ratss ts.to per week and up
harrington. 1914 second ~ week
up.
ROYAL HoTEi~-s6i FIRM av sse
60 7hc night: si.1s 10 - week.
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For Sale-Livestock

> -. - >N.~~N-N~ ~-c~~~~-e~>-e-o-~-~-~-~
: mead Of horses for sale very cheap.
eral single h0rseN. Prices fzg az
w 10 sets OF harness, IL buR-
kies and wagons very cheap gia
Wesiiake av. n.
FOR Anle--Dne black Jersey bull. %
VIII trade for good COW. M A,
'oEeraekers st3i zist av. 8.
Gentle horse and family cow for
ste very cheap for cash. Denst
more av. w, Green Lake hn,,iss
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For Saie--PouItry.

--~>>~>->-~~~-~-~-~-~-----
r' spitn Ancona cockerels. 81 .00i
Ien, 70 50 choice stock. Bea.
Son 1883. w. y. banner. 5000 Rox.
nnhE kALEM POULTRY MARKEf
$4,000 ken........,.Isc per ID.
iIss shIshen .s........z5c per 10.
hand
1900 Pike Place
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AZ $4,000. $500 CASH. BALANCE
REASONABLE TERMS. AT.
TRAcTIvE GROOM BUNGA-
LOW, paving and all street work
In and fully paid MODERN
AND UP.TO-DATE. CALL EAR
LY MONDAY; It's a bargain.
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West QUEEN ANNE for $500.
ATTRACTIVE Groom modern
home. with good view and close
to car line. Terms can be ar
ranged.
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,...,,sfIng drug store news Tar
- 4. page 5.
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Acreage.

8 ACRES $500
BEST land, accessible by railroad or
automobile, one hour from Seat
tie. near Kent. Maple Valley and
nenton. $500 per month. Holmes
a Harins. Bss Empire Bldg. sft
Second av.
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Homesteads.

hSnsstsSa Or a sssrf Ga RI RI sSais :
menI Eastern Washington fruit
beit Greatest bargain ever Of.
r-r.d. InoInaa craig, 1877 Third aY
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81. 000-5-room cottage. house mod.
ern and in A No. condition; End
hill: 100 feet off Madrona car:
paving In and all taxes paid;
terms.
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Money to Loan

- ~
fEzL EsfxTE E01NTS
on Improved or 20 improve. Also see
Us about ranch loans
GEO. a. VIRTUE co.
zi7-zis Boston Blk.
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
ON Improved or vacant property
any amount. $50 TO 1900. long Of
snort time. easy payments. no do.
iay. hturteyant q Co. 5lz Boston
MONEY 10 loan. no delay. James A.
DeIsard, f0s Pioneer Building.
N~c,ntssl9l'Ykc ttSp ,,S2IsI31,tgsJk,n
Loans from 100 to tIOO. 90 to
,, hALAHTED PEOPLE
,,Without security or Endorsement
ADhbf LOANED ON FURNITURE
Fianos. warehouse receipts etc.
Liberal terms. prompt service.
xol Northern Bank Bldg. 9Th a PIKE
hsspsctable place 20 borrow money
On diamonds and tewolry; iow
rates, private offices. American
- 2 80. W. occond.
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Furnished room for rent; use OF
Kitchen. East 969. Robinson
Apartments, y.
HOTEL Rhode Island. Sc virginia st
Soc day and tls0 week and up.
HOTEL. ftainier. les Main st.. brick
building Rates soc and UP. Bath:
iuliAND PACIFIC HOTEL, fiibH
: Etset--Ilates Soc daily ard up.
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t75o-An attractive Broom house In
good condition: city Ugh; and wa
ter; lot 50xl20: fenced and In
garden: X block from school
good car service; $3.50 cash VIII
handle IL.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-17

hand of her sister and showed no
anxiety. She had read a copy Of the
physicians' bulletin which indicated q
more improved condition than even
the hopeful situation yesterday and
told it's contents to Miss Ethel while
| Theodore, Jr., listened attentively.
The reassuring words failed to re-
move the look of anxiety from the
Younger girls face, but after a few
words with the colonel himself and
after his CHEEKY greeting and invita-
tion to "sit down and gossip" with him,
Miss Roosevelt's nervousness fed and
she laughed with her father and
wanted to have him tell her Just how
1t happened"
mot now" he replied. II want
first to hear how you folks rested last
night. I hope you didn't worry after
our messages to YOU
He told Mrs. Roosevelt Of the ar
rangement whereby she was to have
the room adjoining his.
After chatting with the colonel for
a few moments the members Of his
family removed their wraps and
prepared to make short stay with
him. Mrs. Roosevelt was pleased at
the arrangements for her and told
the colonel and attendants so.
The articles Colonel Roosevelt had
ordered for her dressing table arrived
and her spirits rose rapidly at cogniz.
ance of her husbands solicitude for
her comfort. She talked gaily and af.
ter the first few minutes there was no
air OF concern about any of his family.
In an adjoining room DR.. Lambert,
the Roosevelt family physician, heard
from the physicians who had attended
the colonel what had been done. DR..
Lambert, too, was inclined to doubt
the wisdom of an attempt at present to
remove the missile. He agreed with
the other physicians that the bullet
appeared to be causing no more trou-
BILE and that it was wiser to leave 1t
there until it was segregate from ad.
joining tissue by natural process when
II Col. Roosevelt desired, it might re.
moved with no inconvenience to him.
The attitude of physicians today was
simply to treat the case as one chiefly
requiring nursing.
Another consultation of the physi.
clans attending Colonel Roosevelt was
agreed upon for 1 o'clock. DR.. Terrell
said that no attempt would be made
today to remove the bullet. At 1880
Colonel Roosevelt's condition was
described as unchanged"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-17
REV. A. E. KISER OF
CRESTON MODERATOR

Des Moines, Oet. 16.-Rev. A. E.
Kiser of Creston was elected modera-
tor of the thirty-hrst annual session
of the Iowa Synod of the Presbyter.
ian church at the opening here last
night. Rev. E. w. F. Holler of the
Iowa general board and Rev. w. E.
Fisher Of Waterloo, were elected
temporary clerks and Rev. ]. w.
Countermin was elected state clerk to
fill vacancy. .... ..
Rev. Mark Allison Mathews Of Sc.
attic, moderator Of the general ses-
sion, delivered a strong sermon
against present day church influences,
his address being preceded by the ser
mon of the retiring Iowa moderator,
Rev. William G. Ensign OF Dubuque.