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Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
LITTLE JAMES

CConcerning Some Local Epistolary Communication
 the Islands of the Sea)
 Kurnel Wiyum J. OBrien is takin lots of Pride in shown' around letter which he has reserved Guvner Woodrow Wilson this week. It was very long Letter an when Mister O'Brien got it he seZ: My frend Woodrow which was alseep most or tn Time through tn Campane must a got his rest out at last an is finally woke up BermoodE be a good place fer to I'm going try before 1 President agin. Tn Trouble with me has always been at l always tired when l went into a Presdenshle Race an made Evrybody else tired before l got through"
 Tn letter of Guverner Wilson to Mister oBrten is as foIlers;
 "Bermoody, Nov. tn 16. "Kurnel Wilyum J. O'hrien,
 'Iinkum New Brasky.
 Deer Bill; I'd like fer you down here fer Awhile Tn Climt is Crate an tn Bermoody Onions is fine. Tn Natifs tells tn Crop IS big germ an I've Pledged 'em at first Move in Tariff Reform Il be to take tn Dooty off 'a Cheef Produx Bermoody That's of tn Things at want to see you about fer can't be tco Keerfe about gittin' my Tariff Policy started Rite I don't want Friendship fer mT Trends ti'' Bermoodians git Bad rite 1t tl Start-0ff- T don't think 'at my Supporters out 1n Texas can't kick fer they aint More C0mptishun between tn Bermoody Onion an tn Texus Onionn they is between a Cocktale an drink of Tobasco Sass.
 'They's good many Other Pints at I want to Consult you about fer think at tn Heds of tn Democrat Party ort to be in Acord if tn Partys Coin to git Anywheres speshly at this time when aint made Mines where we want to go yit When ant Talkin Bizness might Indulge in Remmynissenses about how we Put wun over on Champ Clark That was a good Joak but me an you cant git very Hlaryous it when theys any body around theys SOarness yit. But I'm glad it's Dsapperin' I find at rum Let ters which I Resseve from Arzony at they was a Good deal of Missapprehenshun out there about Tn Sentiment fer Clark They reely wasn't none at all but everybody Thot at everybody Else was fer Clark when they all fer Me
 q by tn Leckshun returns at they was 12O1S Democrat in Arizony. Sence tn Leckshun Eve Reseeved 783 letters from Prominent Arizony Democrats all of em Tein' me at tn str Wilson tn Start when everybody else fer Clark Tn Trubbe was at my NoomerOus Admirers in AriZony didn't take each other their Confidents at tn Primaries. Other wise I'd "a a UnanmouS vote. We Suffered out there of Coopefashun But tn Arizonyuns is gittin Closte together St rite, so's at I'm afeerd at we'll have difficulty in Pryin 'em apart March Yours,
 
 "P. S Mebbe arrange to Annecks Der moody to tn United States sOs at won't have to go rest an fer Bermoody onions
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
4 Costly Inquiry

Curiosity Is sometimes fatal gift, Men have now and then shortened their lives by persistent inquiry. Experimentation which is active and practical form of curiosity is generally expensive. The most noted victims of curiosity have been women of whom Mrs. Lot and the wives of Blue beard have been conspicuous examples. Men are supposed to b. less susceptible spaslns osity vet two eminent citizens of New Mexico have heen recently attacked MT D A MacPherson one the of the Albuquerque Journal and Mr. l. Fox the editor of that newspaper.
 In idle moment they engaged in speculation the which MT A. A. Sena. former mounted policeman New Mexico derived inc money with which purchase Abbott-De uot automobile. 50 H D. equipped with floating axle, mohair top ran-vison windshield and other equipment appertaining first class automobiles
 Such inquiry. though it might be regarded impertinent, not in itself dangerous but when Messrs. MacPherson and Fox began indulge in conjecture, tending they believed, the solu- ton of the problem. regarding the financial sources of Mir Sena, they began at the time skate very thin ice.
 They wondered editorially whether the way for the acquisition of the automobile might not have been paved in certain historic room A at Santa last winter, previous the election of Judge A. E. Fall the United States it having been alleged that result of the deliberations in room A certain members of the legislature known he sympathy with the ambitions of Judge Fall arrested the charge of receiving brbes. It was while they were resting under disqualification Judge Fall accomplished
 The Journals inquiry regarding Mir. Sena's source of supply recite all the circumstances here alluded 10 but the conjecture vaguely and almost casually included mention of room A. mentioned the known salary Policeman Sena $1200 year, stated that he had greatly aided in mak ing it possible or Judge Fall be elected"
 Those three facts apparently harmless and disconnected MT. Sena the publication of them immediately set himself the task of necting them and arraying them in such shape as would make their meaning inteigible to a jury He first brought a damage suit against the Journal charging libel and he has procured the indct- nent of AIessrs MacPherson and Fox for criminal libel. fs As TEMM
 He has already begun clearing the brush away money wherewtth the costly automobile pur- chased He received it. he says from his son-in- law who had lately possession of his share of the estate father who had been one Of the weathest citizens of New Mexico.
 It is the evident purpose of MT. Sena to make the Journal recoup his law for that advance; at any rate, get the money back into the afmiy. IT he succeeds. Messrs. MacPherson and Fox may learn by q reference the cash account of the with floating axle and vision windshield. They will be bOtherng other people with fool ish questions about it
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
The Tariff and the Farmer

CMoreton Frewen in London Westminster Gazette) ties at Washington, has prepared q table which every chancellor of the eXobequer should sleep with MT Olmsted takes eighty five articles the farmers consumption-f table implements, clothing fuel, iluminants, soap, chemicals, patent Inanures fence posts wire machinery etc.and he gives them for average year 1899, the index number" 100 MT Olmsted shows how much of all these sary articles Of consumption the produce of one of maize wheat would buy years later O909). The amounts vary from 40 200. but the average purchasing power of the has risen in the decade from 100 I51. Mir Olnlsted sums up follows Where the value of the far mers crops in 1909 7Z per than in 1899, and the of the articles he purchased creased F per cent; the purchasing power the product of one in 1909 54 per greater than the purchase power of the product acre 
 And Mir. Olnsted adds While the increase in the area cultivated in the years only 15 Der cent, the selling value of these lands has n- creased IT per cent When the congress of the united States meets March and takes to heart such figures these, when it recalls the unfathomable disaster the previous Wilson era the tariff bill of that other Professor Wilson in l893-the great soup kitchen that fofowed-rely upon II. the new democracy. turning it's back on CleEeltndlsm will cling the protectonist tradi- tons or those splendid democratic statesmen Jeffer- son and Madison. Jackson Monroe and Sam Randall
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

An organization called the Texas Welfare com mission. which has been investigating the live stock industry in that state throws interesting light the increase i'll the cost of beef It finds that in the last decade the supply of cattle in Texas decreased than 2O0O,OOO head while the time the population increased nearly 1000 000 There has been a heavy decline in the number of sheep in the in the period Texas is import ing 5200000O worth Of meats annually. and the packing houses show decrease in the Der of hogs handled. The commission believes that there is valid why there should be a pound of meat shipped into Texas and urges the farmers to raise more livestock improve the breeds. build siOs for the feeding animals for market, and to discontinue the wholesale kctng of calves. Texas has been called the great cattle raising union In the face of the facts brought out by this commission is it any wonder that the price of beef is advancing rapidly in the eastern market?
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
ENGLAND'S NATIONAL AIR IS OLD

According to Professor CambOurglon of Athens the of God Save the King" is of the oldest have Six years the professor discovered. among the many manuscripts in the National Lii brary of Greece. the words and music of an anthem composed in 1457 in honor of Emperor Constantine Paeologos. The anthem opens with the line, Long may sovereign reign repeated three times. The musical notation is of obsolete and had to be transposed by expert in ancient music. It then found that the tune of the Fifteenth Cen tury anthem is almost identical with that of God King"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

The remarkable case with which MT. Wilson was elected has tended make Speaker Clark feel friendly towards MT. Bryan. The have not since election There rumors in Washington that the first time they together it will require the presence a policeman pre- the peace. The speaker has the reputation Of being hot -bloOded but it would be sanity his part make a personal attack MT Bryan. would put his hope of further political promotion
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
ONE LETTER WRITER'S SCHEME

Dozens of persons write plainly and lagibIy until they reach the page where thc% sign their ratrc The signature trails off vaguely voWels and Consonants running into another until the fortunate who receives the letter is times compelled to paste the signature of cOrTe- sponedent on the envelope that carries back her reply in: eresting letter. She has decided on this plan the only peaceable way of saving her from misunderstanding and of lessenng the bur dens O officials Washington who open and return dead etters-Christian Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
- Arizona Republican Editorial Page

November amazed visitors by show of what had been accomplished.
 No doubt the next will witness many more these agricultural exhibitions. Those which have mentioned may be considered establish ed institutions The large and very fertile Upper Gia valley could support another could the val ley the Upper Verde whose gnifcent fruit and farm products several years contributed much state fair
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
Big Lake Steamer
(Popular Mechanics Magazine)

Longer than any transatlantic liner that flies the American flag is steamer which just has been built for traffic the Great Lakes to be operated by American company. The Colonel John M Schoonmaker. and is 617 feet long over all, thirty three feet deep and with a draft of twenty feet. has carrying capacity 13,2O0 tons In general the design is similar the modern type of Great Lake freighters with pilot house well up to the bow, the engine the extreme left and q long sweep of hull between, with thirty five great matches for loading and unloading cargo read
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

The postoffice department carried than 6o,000,000 pounds Of tranked mail during the last fiscal year. ended June 3Oth The presidential paign had hardly begun then. The total for the current fiscal year must run into hundreds of mill lions of pounds.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
ONE HE NEVER MENTIONED

Tramp-You know the sayin. mum, He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
 Mrs Subbubs-Very And since you speak in proverbs, I'll refer you to another old
 Tramp-Whch is that mum?
 Mrs. S.-The one back in the woodshed-Path- finder.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

MT. Carnegie, disarm criticism, explains that his pension scheme intended hasten con gressiona action But why be in such hurry" The country has only living ex-president the present tme and nobody could imagine him accept a pension.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

4 mustache- growing contest has been started at the University of Chicago The beauty of this kind contest is that there danger of the co-eds carrying off the prize
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

Well, what about that Christmas shopping? The picture of Santa Claus is already making it's .ap- pearance in the advertising columns. Early shopping safely be delayed much longer.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

The statement that pie is no longer the popular American dish is contradcted by the size of the crowd that has already lined up in front of the pie counter in Washington.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
THE REASON
MeggendOrfer Rlatter

NeggendOrfer BIattef Did you my painting at the eXhibitiOn?' ?' Il did. It the only picture I examined with Splendid! Why that?" "BecanSe nobody else looking at it.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
: R. HEADQUARTERS DUBBED
SALVATION ARMY" TAFT
HEADQUARTERS 1.-THE MORGUE"

Southern delegates. II Is expected
that Roosevelt will attempt 10 Inn.
press upon these officc.holders that
he originally appointed them 10 OF.
flee. and that President TAFT cannot
win. He hopes thus 10 start a sIam-
pede his way when the convention
opens.
DELEGATIONS arriving today march.
cd to the various headquarters, ac-
companied by bands. The Hobbies
of all the leading hotels are throng.
ed. Peacock alley" in the Con-
gress hotel. being crowded with ell.
ahoraiely gowned women.
Roosevelt headquarters has been
given the nickname OF Salvation
Army headquarters" Taft head.
quarters has been called the
"morgue," because Il IL so quiet
there. The crowds In the streets
are increasing. and Chicago Is rap
idly taking on the appearance OF a
convention city A big progressive
meeting IL TO be held In the Audito-
rum theatre Monday. with Col.
Roosevelt starring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
LABOR LEADER
Is TESTIFYINC
FOR BARROW

Los ANGELES. June f5.--Arfon
1oaannses. state organizer for the
fslNosnia buslding trades council,
nuo1lod today that Clarence Oar
~ ~ NOTHING 10 do with the re-
uosa = MA Dave Captain from
~ I.sie6sr4ior a. ths catjfnrni,
ouwss Ne 6eclared that he al
~ Nm. Captain TO leave caisfcr.
- 10 escape the alleged perxccu-
- u Burma detectives.
Johannxen was introduced by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

80 nHeA ~
cplcAeo. lure is.-"rhe SIGHT
!. y. solsrsI's fighting face will
,As last straw needed to com
-. ,he rout Of the Taftlses."--
N.,sr eersh o. idaho. Reosevelts
s.ss,,ro member Of the republican
.sslonal committee.
srs, colonel 10 licked. that's all.
/. .,..ur, Of sound never nominated
49,. The corning Of Roosevelt
~ .ss h,s managers could not save
ulufs and buster will avail
~. .sshsro."--Wm. n. Barnes. IT.,
- tighter and chairman Of the
- YORK state republican commit
Although the above statements
-.r~ issued from the headquarters
q he two leading presidential can
xsses today. neither norah nor
800 suhscribes fully to them.
~nator Iorah knows that Roosc-
~ needs delegates. and Barnes
Sssrx the effect OF the coionet's per
ee.sliis on wobhly, officeholding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

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LOST 49, RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND
PUP. WHITE nOpr, WITH
LIGHT YELLOW EARS AND VEL.
LOW SPOT ON HffOtL.tf.ft ftE-
wAnn. OWNER. $50 18TH Az
NORTH CORNER HAfttIHuN.
PRONE MAIN 1897.
sunset brooch. black enamel prtaiea
flower. set With pearls. diamond
In center. Phone East fs4s. Re-
ward
il Mrs W Goad. sfa Taylor 81. ELI
cali AZ Ths star office. she sili
receive FREE two bos seat tickets
10 FaHtaxea theatre.
tsnxilsh pointer dog white ana
brown spots Main fTfT. Ken
wood t81s Reward.
Foumd-~1ise right place TO have yeur
watch repaired. SymonN. tswcisr.
1881 Third, near PHO. All Worh
guaranteed
Hsd friah terrier. named Aiks. wiFe.
haired. weighs 10 pounds Reward
East SIS or Main SIS
lsost---savtnKs book 80. 1901.
Finder return 70 washington
Trust ana savings HANK.
WATCH charrn. two pictures inside.
reward phonr lsaliard A1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
NOT A POET

The proprietor Of the coiman gro
Gerry on FIRST nv. nj saith - has no
poetry IN his soul. The musings OF
the bards affects him not. nor does
n pastrol scene delight his eye The
picture Of cows browsing on the
grccn brings no pleasure 70 him. es-
pecsally n II II his green. He says
that out who're he lives ~the lowing
herd winds slowly DER the lea but
that It also winds DER his garden
and yard and no asks the police to
make the owner OF them persuade
the gentle kline 10 wind elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
Wanted-ARents

F~f%f~<>Nf~f<HNref>s~f~ef>
AGENTS MAKING SO TO $50
daily selling Titanic Disaster
book told BY survivors. $40 pages.
SO illustrations price only VI 500
Commission. eefe 20 general agents.
cash prizes. freight paid, credit gin
en-. outfit FREQ. Almost as big seller
aa '-rltsnifN Il our neY book, Great
Leaders aud National Issues 81 INA.
Initiative. referendum. Recall and
other Issues discussed aud explained
in this book by tho great leaders
themselves Roosevelt bryan, Ia
Toilette. Wilson, cummina. CLARK,
Taft. Harmon. Underwood and 9th
ers Platforms OF all parties. iiFes
nf all candidates. Hardest fought
Rattle for Votes la so Ncars. cre-|
eiing enofmggs demand for this non
partisan book, $50 pages. 100 ror-|
traits and Illustrations price only
o.. 10th outfits free. Don't dsiayf
Decide quick International nibls
House, Perry Bldg. Dept Q. fhiia-
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side line. pocket samples. 10 minutes
go commission. high grade men
only. no others need apply. Al.
vertisfuE Noscity Co, SeMtnnl Ia.
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VERY CHEAP RENTS
as a0--ss1s Flfth ae. ". s.room fiat
sszse-sis Queen Anne as,. io-toom
house
tss,eo--iiis jefferson at. s-room
house.
tsooo-sssa Firh av. ~ Groom
fiat
All modern and IN good repair.
GEp. W Dff.f.fNo
Main tf9 $50 New York nix
For Heat Modern fivc.room FUR
nished bungalow. t1s, near cowea
Park car
THE MODERN BUNGALOW CO.
610a isth ~ " Phone krnwopd :
seven. room house. sst JeffsrHen,
corner Nlnth. Telephone East ~
after . IN.
s.room house. lot ta1xisss chlekon
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and ssfh a. Phone Elliott sets a.
For nt--ss,ofufortabfn s-ruom cot .
tsae az >orth Park 70 minutes
ride. good water. rent tea9 per
Bonth. Fhens East 1873
for Rsnt~-Nrw t-room houhe. mud +.
orn. t1t 90. st0e Goth = W. Phone
Harrison 3f9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
POSTMASTER BACK

Postmaster George y. Russell re-
turned this morning from Portland.
where he attended the Tri State
postmasters' convention. which In
composed OF the posfmazterY ~
Washington. Oregon aud idaho. The
convention next year VIII be at
Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
PUBLIC MARKETS


WE>TItkE
Corned beef. &c and Zoe ID. pot
roast. lie ~. boiling beef. 7c ID .
shoulder steak. fxLc H.. steer pot
roast. Toe ID spring chickens x0e
ID. sugar cured corned beef. &c NJ. f.
ham. lie IN shoulder lamb. &c H.
? pounds lard. zscs compound lard.
ioe III. bacon. 2sc H.. ham loaf. gsc
IN. feflied pigs feet. zoe ~. Italian
sausage. SOC ID. kippsrsd salmon.
Isc ID. salt herring. isc H.. boiled
ham. acc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

PIANo sNAPa

PIANO SNAPS
Kinbaii. large size. good condi
ton. agents ask 1909. Our price 5000
dJtlon; less than q yrs. old. Price.
new, 1875. now Fi75.
Stein way square Grand. will put
in fine condition. Price 800.
We are exclusive agents for the
world famous Krakauer. Adam
schnaf and Christman Pianos and
Player Planes.
We save you money because our
rent and all other expenses are very
low.
JONES. RosQUEsT & KILLEN
sEATrLE's
HOME PIANO DEALERS
1910 Third Ave. Bet. PIKE and Pine
FARMERS QUALITY MARKET
Corner Fifth and Wesflake,
At Westlake Market
Direct From the Farm 60 the
Consumer
Berries and Fruits Of all Kinds for
Canning or Table. Vegetables Very
Potatoes. ..... 20 cents for rs pounds
Cucumbers ...........3 for 10 cents
Beans 3 pounds for 10 GEMS
Flour and feed very low.
n LEARN A PRACTICAL
10 BUSINESS
AxA Take advantage OF this
~ opportunity w bHftfnH III
(IJ dependent. We will teach
rTHS limited number Of ladies
ufn 60 make the Yourforn
NIL dressmakinR model
UU YOURFORM co.
Dfu 4ge Arcade Bldg.
~D Elliott ftgg
NEW PROCESS CARPET CLEANING
Co Our renOysting process
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
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SbannpoofnR, hairdressinR. facial
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sOf Liberty Bldg Main fl5l.
f.oatorium bye Works. f22z 70. Mad
lson. East 292. Wagon calls, deliv-
ers promptly.
~ foot cabin launch. Barber en-
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asfh 81
III - your bills Collected. NORTH
- Collection Co, 1913 ". ", BIN.
DrupIess Doctor. DE saffery. Eli
Kodak developing. lyc roll, any
size. Jacobs Photo shop. P.-L bin'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

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RUPTURE CURED. permanent, 10
operation or detention from labor.
over zoo cases cured past twQ
years ages - -. Harvard
system, 81 Eitsi Bidg seattle
Clocks c&'ird Tor. repaired. d-iiv-
cred fiwsen. tsi Hirckiey itidx.
Eiilotf stss
Mmr. Francoia. medical bahia. eiee-
trn-therareutics. uaaicuriux. chi-
ropody. ttt linton. Apt. Q.
Chsropoty and manscurtnw parinr
scalp and facial treatment, open
evenings 80 Liberty BifK
Ats. ~ Hayes hair switches made
TO order HAITI switches mate
fFon combines feoe II. VALLEY a.
0ff.fETTE BLADES rhsruess~si. see
eox. rszer-. 1kc etc ftef tth sv.
TuUPEES. Wi0e--Au xinde 90 hair
work korb, iot Sprinx Ina fts&
Confinement home. best city refer
eHc~a 1zst fifth w =. A@.stos
tiet Ar1uaintesi sorirty Names aud
addresses. sos Pine street.,
Nichols. tunxalew~ Hlnekiey Hik.
sly 4 saw g m IN. ssA-
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- f>-s~esN~~e~~<,s>~-N -~4~~~~N4~~~~c~~~~
ny owner. upper section OF double
h"sse. rooms. modern, clean,
newly tinted. pienty OF Hight good
location. Queen Anne hill. Queen
Anne itsf
Fivc-room flat, all modern. tsoo per
mouth. Apply lazI Interlahe AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

~ Catherine Stone. national or.
Aalzer and lecturer for the w. &.
. Y. viii occupy the pulpit OF the
nm United Brethren church.
with b near broadway and Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
Special Notices.

f~~rs>f~~fS~NNN~s>Ne>f~ f<~s~1NeeeNse~~~~@e0>
We want to tender our thanks 60
the ladies OF the companies OF the
9eth u, = infantry at Fort t.Awton.
Wash. Also the members nf Com
panr G. 3tth e. n Infantry. for
their care aud attendance 20 cur
dear believed daughter during her
sickness. Mrs tAznie ~ randall.
wife uf Edward Randall. Company
&, ftth 4. = Infantry. stationed at
Port f.awtun. Wash
ORDINANCE HERGEANT
7. H. YOUNG.
U, ~ army Retired,
80 sint at. Oakland. Cal
Josc nepito, prot Of botany and
medicine spanish steam baths, So
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rheumatism. paralysis. nerves.
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases aud for all
sorts % skin diseases Hours I 20
) AMI ! 10 ? \. N. 6515L ballard
Phone ballard itxs.
iacko will preserve the finish on
your automobile. your furniture
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gas range like new. usr iacko
for dnating
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AT Pacific Block
at Rainier. Today outing. camp
ing tse. Leave Seattle July &
Beacon 1890
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15

=. sS>ref>r~Nr~~~f~N
CITY FARM CHEAP
$50 Ice down and bal In years
Tor acre tracts IN G. J Smiths
First Az. 80. addition. Come
tomorrow aud you can pick
tho HfciiEaT garden soil.
Don't read this al and say.
you'll walt "a while" Come
NOW and 10 will be AcltF.
TRACTS for tss0 wait a
while" aud Il will be seven te-
foot teta al 1850 each Soma
wealthy men bought last
week. Only 4 cents car fare.
We will pay that ~ you n
spare the time 90 soc this lsni
Tor yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-15
Wantcd--MiseeIlaneous

Wlii take laying hens ia exchange
Tor tlnttnx painting or papvr
hanging. Phone Kcnwood 5e5. tts
~ dat At