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Duncan Arizonian., 1912-06-12
Finished Work of the Legis.
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Continued From Last Week.
graph and telephone properties.
Sub S. B. 102-Taxation rail
road property.
Sub. S. B. 1O3-Taxation express
companies.
Sub. S. B. 1O4-Taxation private
car lines.
S. B. 144-Repeals bullion tax.
S. B. 145-Powers state board
equalization.
S. B. 147-Amend state constitu-
tion state board equalization
clause.
COUNTY AFFAIRS
H. B. Notwithstanding justice
precincts.
FL. B. 60-Method filling vacan-
cies in county Offices.
S. B. 75-Establishing supervis-
oral districts. +.
S. B. 109-Manner filing vacan-
cies board of supervisors.
EDUCATION
H. B. 56-Education of deaf,
dumb and blind.
H. B. 59-County scholarships in
university. &
Sub. H. B. 131-Free text books.
S. B. 13-Lands for university.
S. B. 42-Feaching agriculture
in high schools.
S. B. 48- Makes board of regents
seven members.
S. B. 73-Prohibits employment
of tubercular teachers.
MISCELLANEOUS
is. B. IS Code commission.
S. B. 90 Purchase set Curtis
North American Indians. )"
S. B. 143-Creates office state en-
gineer, without emergency clause
and provides for building roads.
S. B. 30 Repeats brand tax law.
S. B. SO Six mile limit law. We
toed by governor and passed over
his veto.
H. B. 22 Validates notarial COM
missions.
H. B. 116- Wife and child deser-
ton.
H. B. 1874 Authorizes supervis-
ors to lease or buy county fair
grounds.
H. B. 1873 Bounty law on wild
animals.
H. B. 145-Gives federal govern
ment jurisdiction over federal
building sites.
H. B. 150-R Restricting aliens in
right to hold and lease real estate.
H. B. Z Holidays.
S. B. Weights and measures
S. B. Sc Horticultural and agri-
cultural board.
S. B. 151-For relief of James
McGee,
S. B. 135-For pensioning school
teachers after 25 years service.
H. B. 6-Drennan's Carey land
act.
H. B. s. Court reporters.
H. B. 81 Investigation of water
resources.
H. B. 173- Classification of
counties.
H. B, 1872 General appropriation
bill.
S. B. Militia code.
S. d. 1872 Regulating public SER
vice corporations.
BILLS VETOED
S. B. 55- State geologist and
mineral display at expositions.
S. B. 127- Fish and game COM
mission bill.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-06-12


Rev. John Reed of Robert Lee,
Texas, arrived yesterday after
noon for a few weeks visit with
friends and relatives. Mr.. Reed
is a brother-in-law of ]. E. and
Judge Geo. H. Cosper of Rich
mond. Mr.. Reed visited here
about two years ago accompanied
by his wife who has since died,
some three months ago. On this
trip Mr.. Reed is accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry. his son-in-
law and daughter who may de-
eide to locate in the 48th state.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-06-12

DR.. Glaze, the we'll known op-
tical man from Phoenix, arrived
in Duncap this morning and is at
the Gardner, as advertised.
Ex-Sheriff, I. B. English, is in
Duncan this week writing life in
surance; Mr.. English is with the
San Francisco Life and has beer
making good as a writer of poll
cies.
School Superintendent J. w.
Aker is the proud father Of ar
other bouncing boy who put in
his appearance at the Aker home
south of town yesterday; all are
getting along splendidly and j.
w. is wearing one of Teddy's
broad smiles.
j. E. Coils, manager Of the
Duncan Telephone Company, re
turned yesterday from Phoeni2l
where he had been on business.
Mr.. Coils will bring his automo-
bile, and perhaps a passenger.
over with him the next trip he
makes.
A. N. Newhouse, Secretary &
Treasurer Of the Twin Peaks
Mining & Milling Company, has
been spending several days at
his office in Duncan and left tC
day for the camp where there is
a general revival of mining in
terest in the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hagan of
Clifton have been spending their
honeymoon in Duncan owing to
a breakdown of their auto. They
had started for Ell Paso in M.
Hagan's machine and when Dun
can was reached the auto failed
to navigate and the result wss
the wedding tour extended to tt e
best town on the map -DuncaI
the home of the chicken dinner
We are in receipt Of letter
from Alex McGrath, brother Of
Frank McGrath of Franklin, no1f
stationed at Fabens, Texas, in
the U. S. Army writes us to SCI d
him the ARIzoNIAN and that lie
will be glad to furnish us with
some late war news each week.
Mr.. McGrath said he was doiT q
dnty among the Mexicans and on
that day they had warm mix
up; he is in Co. A 18th Inf.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-06-12
Local and Personal

sick.
Jack McAlister came in last
week from Hurley.
See E. w. TayIor's new ad-
and keep cool.
Prof. Hinneau came down from
Clifton Saturday and is spending
the week in the valley.
FOR SALE: All my household
and kitchen furniture at a bar
gain. j. H. SHREWSBURY. sol
The Duncan, Lumber Company
has just received another carload
of fine lumber.
See the Red Rock Poultry
ad for chicks and eggs. 4Otf.
Joe Whitridge Of Morenci is
spending the week at his chicken
ranch across the river.
E. w. Taylor made a business
trip to Clifton Monday returning
today.
W. T. Witt one of the veteran
cattlemen of the country is spend
ing a few days in town.
Ramsey Holder came up frok
Sheldon last Thursday and gave
this office friendly call.
FOR SALE-Two Residences,
Hall and old Saloon a bargain.
A. E. HOBBS.
Ex-Postmaster Weiss of Cliff
ton passed through Duncan Mon
day morning enroute to Texas
points.
Tom Chiffon who came back
some time ago from Oklahoma
began teaming this week for I.
M. Harcrow.
/ GARDEN SEED Fine assort-
ment of garden and flower seed,
both package and bulk, at E. w.
Taylor's s.
Mrs. ]. A. Martin was brought
to town yesterday from the Mar
tin ranch where she has been
quite sick.
WANTED: Good, fresh milk
COW. Call at this office.
Bill Kemp is the happy pos ses
sor of twin calves, both heifers
Of fine Jersey stock and Bill is
delighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Alton re-
turned to Clifton last Wednesday
after several DAYS visit with Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Taylor.
Emmett Buck of the City Meat
Market has homesteaded the site
of the Markets slaughter pen
and is preparing to move on the
land Immediately.
Reports from Clifton are en-
couraging in regard to the opera
tion performed on Cashier Ian
neau of the Bank of Duncan and
his speedy recovery.
Mr.. McGinty who was taken
to Clifton several days ago is not
getting along very we'll and he
seems to be toe weak to with
stand an operation.
DR.. M. M. Crocker came in
Monday from Lordsburg to go
out to the Martin cattle ranch to
see Mrs. j. A. Martin who is
very sick.
There will be a dance in Dun
can uext Saturday night for the
benefit of the Duncan Base Ball
team. Everybody invited to at
tend and assist in the encourage
ment of the home team.
Mrs. Ross Sloan and children
came in last week from the Har-
ry Martin ranch of which Mr.. |
Sloan is foreman, for visit with
her father and mother, Mr.. and |
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-06-12

THE Cheatnam residence,
known as the Holder place, for
sale $1,000. L. F. VAUGHN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
CHAUTAUQUA

BaInbridge Islands Chautauqua
opens July and win close August
IS. As the grounds are especially
well adapted for summer encamp-
ment. the management has pre-
pared a strong program, expecting
large crowd.
Opening day, which win also be
the grocers picnic day on the isl-
and. viii be- featured by addresses
by Rev. NJ A. Matthews and State
Senator Bryan. Among the other
special days are Labor and Grange
day. July II. Boy Scout day. July
20. Socialist day. July "a: w. Q. r..
U. day. July ~ and Federation day.
August IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
WITH ENGINEERS

After business session yesfer.
day the delegates to the convention
OF the American Society OF Civil
Engineers Ieft on the chartered
steamer Kennedy for Tacoma.
The evening session was sd'
dressed By Mr.. AniIhoiIand. chief
engineer Of Los Angeles aqueduct.
one OF the biggeat engineering
works In the world.
Luncheon at the Golf club. auto
mobile trip ever Scatfle's bouis.
wards. excursion 90 Rainier park
wards. excursion TO Rainier park are
gates today.
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Business Chances.


Ia CuANHTKMOc MINING q
ANEt.TISg co.
fof.D SPANISH Mf$Ea NExfcOl
OffERS limited BLOCK Of lo,01d
khara4 AZ seventy five ccnts. FAR
rssEs L IN. 70 s,t,.r rpaxp m,u,au
stock ever offered In the Seattle
TiiT oNf.Y GENUINE Investment
sn mines PRODUCING sILvEfi.
LEAD ard GOLD.
TffF ONLY OPPORTUNITY the pub
lic has had TO invest In Fuinirg
atr~k with ths element OF specu.
larfon snffrQir eliminated
YOt.R fSyEsTAEST Will nE IN
RUnED ~ rot DESIRE
TUE SHELTER Ia ready for install
Thers i. ores fseif fiussnxb blocked
out IN one tunnel $50 feat deep.
running from SIS 70 fifS the ton
70 run the eompany's mmelter for
&c TO ~ years.
lead and ISL ounces silver. bsaidcs
There are III other tunnels and 70
shafts and openings. ali IN aDand-
ancg 81 pay ore
No ttmheriug required and no pump
tng necessary. Good trsnsporta-
The CONTROL. Of tho company lie In
the interest % the small stock
holders. the total number Of when
VIII probably not excerd so when
tho subscription books are closed.
tho number now being 20.
This stock " offered for the purpose
% raising additional operating
capital. The Shareholders may
reasonably expect a satisfactory
dividend Within a period OF a few
months after the smeiter Ia start
ed The ameiter should be in full
operation within 90 days
To be among the 10 additional stock
holders. you will have 10 act
promptly.
balance when smeltsr " In oper-
alton.
Call at office Of company. 1ts Henry
nlds. Fourth and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Local ranch eggs. 25c doz.; use
summer sausage. zoe; doz. fruit
jar rubbers, fgc; ranch butter, z5c
ID: cream brick cheese, 20c III.
ranch butter. zbc ib.: honey, 1Bc
comb; extra fancy Hanson lettuce.
2 hds. f5e. other lettuce. hsnds Sc:
tomatoes, 15c ID. peas, &c ID 4
punches bests, &c; lbs. new pota :
toes. CSC. hams. ib Nc ib.. brick cod =
fish, lac: i5u can salmon. loo; zse
root beer extract. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
Special Notices.

r>~~-~~.-@~sS-~ ~~~e>re>-~~r~~~r
jose llrnlto. prof. OF botanF and
medicine. spanish steam baths. es-
pertAtiy GUtondrira IMMINENT for
rheuma tsan1. paralysis nerves.
consumption and stomach ffHubie
ana chfVnic diseases. ani for ALI
sorts % skin diseases Hours I 70
and 60 p. IN sts1 = ballard
Ave. Room a. traitor Hotel
Phone ballard t1e1
Seattle summer hcbool Tor grammar
grade pupils st odd Fellows Tenn
pie, June "a 20 August 2. morntnH
aeasinaas tutoring ~ high school
sub ferta furnished Phone Beacon
18ss or Harrinen tsug.
klehe.s hanGalews Itlaehley Illk
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PUBLIC MARKETS
wt.xTI.AkE

New potatoes, rs lbs. 25c; cans
milk, 1scg hard wheat flour. VI 10
SIX; skis salt. Toe. lbs. head rice,
2sc. 4 lbs beans. z5c, lbs. rolled
oats, Csc: corn meal. 3 lbs. f0c. 7
cans fsnalIJ milk. Csc: IL lbs. sugar,
81. bananas. isc and zoe don; cants-
loupes. 4 for Csc; 3sc coffee, y lbs.
soc. bars laundry soap. Csc; clans,
sc at. salmon trout, 15c Id.
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RUPTURE CURED permanent, 40
operation or datsufton frcsn labor.
ever zee cases caEei past two
years ages 4 90 1E Harvard
kystein 81 Eftei Hias Seattle.
ctocks called foF. F~pstrea. dslly-
cred. Husen. al fiisektss Didw
W9ula like q bay EnsatIaa rubber
bod pillow. ~ reasonable. Phone
Queen Anne t4t.
Nine. Francois. medical baths. cleo
Arp-taeFapeutics manirnftng. chi
rupaty. al Inien. AIT. q
dff.f.ETTk hf.ADEs shafpeasd, ace
frx.s FssnFs fte, etc 1907 sth ~.
TotirkEN. wiuB--Ati kinds 81 hair
work kasb, lea NprinE Ind teb1
chirepady and msnseagsng zte lib
sfty Hiag.
NHSsw. best u city references q. A.
s1ea
Get AfquAlnfed HociefY. names and
addresses. 78x F'fne street
Siehols bunznlews Hinehlsy pi<.
keE z saw Il N The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

cans carnafion milk. CSC: lbs.
sugar. Csc; csc coffee. az H.: &c
bar soap. z1he. i0c pkg. corn starch.
5c. Use can oysters, Toe. 30c can
baking powder. lac: rolled roats. 8
iba. 75c. matches. boxes Zoe. fresh
ranch eggs, 3 don. SIC. fresh churned
butter, ! lbs. ~ Washington cream
cry butter. zoe ~: shad roe, 2bc -
shad, 2sc each. lbs. hnlibut, 25c.
cat fish, f5c H.. silver perch. iBc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

An Informal meeting OF progress.
sivcs will be held tonight at the Al.
lendale cafeteria. A number Of Ia.
surgeats have plainly indicated
their disapproyai Of this meeting. or
any other. until some definite re-
sults can b. accomplished By a
meeting II Is argued that al pres.
ent all eyes are conferred on Haiti.
more. and that no matter how many
conferences arc held 90 discuss the
third party situation here. Il viii
all resolve itself inevitably into a
decision 10 await the outcome Of
the democratic convention. He
cause Of the objections OF many
leading progresSlves, Il Il doubtful
II tonlght's meeting viii BE- HnfIi-
cientiy representative TO bind local
insurgency to any definite limo Of
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Close 10 Seattle. this 10 the best buy
offered. Situated on county road,
not FAR from school, depot and
lake. 10 acres 81 good soil. part
alder and maple land. balance shot
clay Ideal for poultry. vegetable
aud fruits Price $3.50. terms $50
cash and $40 a month. To see fhte
place. take a Madison car and
county ferry or steamer trania II
boats daily 70 burke a farfor =
office on kirkland wharf. or call
ius Cherry ~
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Male and Female Help
Wanted


SCHOOL TEACHERS,
See cur ad under classification
''Homesteads~ n you waat n good
REIMBURSEMENT with steady en-
ploynsnt.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
6ss Empire Bldg.
WANTED--BERRY PfCKERs
The raspberry and black berry grow
ers OF Sumner and puyaiiup are
short OF berry pfckers. They pay
f0c por crate for picking raapb err
riea. which Will last ak weeks.
when biackbsrriss commence. The
growers furnish cabins. hunks
wood water and cook stoves. The
plckerg furnish bedding and cook
Ing utsnsiia Take n. y. train TO
either sumner or Puyallup ana
call at the offices OF y. and a.
AaHn, where the growers will
meet you with wagons. No chill
dren under 10 allowed 10 pick. all
though a small child not obJec-
tionabis II kept out Of field.
Come at once. and II possible bring
camping outfit, including tent.
THE PUYAfLuP A. SUMMER
FRUIT GROWEIiS' ASSN.
NY shortc0urse home bookkeeping
instructions guarantee qualificn-
lions 30 days. assistance position;
student or business man. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address Acc
eountant, 20g White building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

second hand lifeboat or
round bottom dory. or columbia
river) fishing boat. frames and
keel must be oak and In good con-
dition. size ABOUT zsrs, nov over
Biakeley. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

An important dcclsson. from the
viewpoint ~ recent candidates In
the clty election. was handed down
by the supreme court yesterday u
sustained the dcclaion OF IudEs
John r. Main IN the case % George
Holtxncr against Comptroller Both
weu to the effect thar the city has
no right 10 eolicet q filing fee from
a candidate for city office In Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27
SKAGl1r COUNTY

500 acres fine land. soil Is black rich
loan. easily cleared. all In clover.
fine pasture. on good county road.
half mile from O. n. r. II, station
and town, fine for a stock ranch.
Price 1890. t7.2s0 cash.
YOUNG e. BROBERG
1000 Vernon Place N. w. Seattle.
Phone Ballard STA
SuQUAMIsH ON THE SOUND.
so minutes from Pier 3, foot OF Mad
iaon st.
8 acres. rich alder bottom land.
$1,000. $50 cash. sib month.
acres, good upland. with some
alder land, $3.50, terms OF $40 cash,
$40 month.
az acres, good upland. 1915; $40
cash. 81 month.
All near the TOWNSHIP and dock.
Lots iOx1OO feet. Ia TOWNSHIP. $50:
terms OF ~ cash ~ month
Suquamish, the new city. IL live
Issue.
G.. VI. BROCKMAN
Phone Elliott 1870 sol New York MA
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s@r-~,~s~>f>N~~r>f~r>~fN
~ See-~Nem house. rooma and
bath. Mount BAKER district, on
park boulevard afJoining Coimnn
park. two blocks from lake. lake
View. gas electricity. laundry
tFsYa. Fireplace Phone Main 6Sl1.
For hont-~s room modern house ~
afks n etth ct I'D 4 tnanth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

Ole Hanson. the inxurg~nt who
can see TAft's finish In November
At pretty gOod-sixed odds. sprainod
his ankle yesterday while steppsns
ont OF his automobile is will have
to remain horne for the rest Of the
week. And this ia convention week
at Baltimore. too
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HEffSd tlsHMESf
arc acres. good f-room house and
barn. young bearing orchard of
200 apple trees. Is peach. Some
pears aud grapes. 40 acres In eui-
tiyatlon. fine springs 60 lrfiFnte
this b gravity. toe acres fire
wheat land rats IL IN the Colum-
bia river valley Price 81 900.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
SOS Empire Bldg.
Have just returned from famous
Fergaa coanty. Montana. where !
located every man who saw the
Land. The most favored wheat belt
~ North America. no Irrigation.
VIII return there Igiy on special
excursion rates furnished BY the
Chicago. Milwaukee q Puget
sound ny. a few excellent home
nteadN left close 20 the railroad.
Hntk~w lFtfm
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small furnished house. nice yard.
close % Fhianry car. Inquire A.
Zent. sIzs fIrst y. W.
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- :. - =
r. n ffvTTEuNonTH a SOM
1871 fitst ave. Mnlr Or Elliott yts.
unit eYaity tndertakinH fae.ors. tslt
nsr
iiauneT. Watson Co. runonai hiree-
tors Thlfd av. and University.
MaiH ~. Elliott sat
sAssst~r> -..-.,..-
We atui q atilrffs-aHd Ntfi. Equip-
ped for weddinNp receptions, fu-
nsFMia PARIS FfHRiHr Us PA q
DuhNs fLoltAL co. sol srd Main
stif~-tut fi0weYn dreiansA senaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

~Thou Shalt Not steal"
This is the battle slogan on the
car6s announcing that on Friday
night. az tire Old Mission hail.
Queen Anre av. ard osier 81. .
Theodore Roosevelt Progressive
club will be organized fer the
Queer Anre Hin dlssrlct The
meeting 10 called by COMMITTEES
headed BY e. G. Mills. one Of the
attorneys who presented the Reese
vels brief before the state commit
tee a. Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-27

A HOME AND A JOB

A HOME AND A JOB
BACK TO THE LAND
WE HAVE s, 10. 20, &o-acre tracts,
deep rich loam, free from rock and
gravel. iogged-off. burned over.
easy TO clear. pure water. near
good towns. markets. etc.
W. HAVE no rock or gravel 20 sell
you. old improved farms IN neign-
borhood prove coneiusiycly the
good quality Of noii
~ You DESIRE. WE WILL Sc
CURE you EMPLOYMENT IN
NEARBY MILLS This proposition
IL absolutely one OF high quality
and low price. and VIII stand the
closest Investigation.
Price $500 20 5000 per acre. Easy
terms
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Nice Clean houHsk sepinE rooms sf
Hotel TFAftan. 4a2t ballard as- Hal
lard ixsa
CAPITAL H8TEfs-~i6s Jackson ct
ter 90 fi.Se DAY 1859 60 q week.
HOTEL Cf.AnKNuoN--ifs sth AZ.
= Rooms soc ard ftc. Eiilett stzi y
hntel Imperial. busy house. eth
and Flks. rooms lac, 1ses kee DAY
Tho Galiatin. rooms tx4e per wk.
up tpts Pike street Naln 1891.
Hotel consai. ssh and wash, rnss
u ard up; beds fte. fr.e baths
ROYAL HoTkf.--soi Fifth av ssc
20 $50 eight giTs % - week.
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7F1F7~7F-F7FFFsFN
CHICKEN AND VEGETABLE
RANCH
On the interurban, south Of Seattle.
ana within a short walk Of the
depot. stores and school. nine flno,
level Garden tracts % valley land
together. with q very well built
house, chicken house where ono
can handle several hundred birds.
For quick sale. o. geo. terms $500
cash and ti3 n month.
UuRkE a FAftItAt. ief Cherry 81
Compelled TO sacrifice 80 acres. dairy
farm. no reasonable offer refused.
V-ef rara Hfar
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Furniture Of four rooms for 80 -
Hi.st new. and cOmpletS. 7zs 81.
Furnished flat for sale e6esa n
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Thomas F. Mnrphine. chairman Of
the King county republican central
cnmmlsfee and president OF the
atata progressive league. viii cut
hts trip In the Fast short Muir
phlne was n Roosevelt delegate 10
Chicago and participated In tho
launching Of the new party lie
originally Intended To extend his
trip to New York. baltimore. Wash
lngton. etc. and return 70 Seattle
about July 1. But word received
here today says that the insurgent
fighter viii be back next week.
state Senator Falconer OF Sno
hnmlsh county. candidate for con
Ercssman-at.large. IL also ready TO
join the third party.
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King. -.
4. Charlton T.. Hall. Secretary OF the
above named bank. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing state
rnant fn true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
CHARLTON l.. HALL,
secretary.
Correct Attest:
-WORRAIL WILSON.
II. IL. FOX,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 2ist day OF June, 1912.
w. ID. HHoEMAKhh
(fsotariai eeai) Notary Public.
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BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
COUNTRY HOHEr--so acres, highly
improved. good buildings VIII
exchange Tor seattle property.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska fiuiid,nF.
TIM ACRE HAk8AfS NORTH %
town. handy 20 station. all Invei.
good riay-ioam soil very easily
cleared Price 81 400. half cash. or
would exchange for good bulidinw
lot Inquire 1910 Alaska llpiidin r.
IL Mrn N NJ MaftMen. I1ot End Az.
a. will call at The star office.
she viii receive FREE two box
seat tickets 10 PanfaK~s theatre.
40 acres. partly cleared. new house,
running water. kltsRp county VIII
trade Tor cows and horses. Phone
sidney 7te. ADDRESS eles IT'D az. =
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RAY BRUfET
al Iioge nlag
GET A HOME


That viii keep you right from the
start We can give you 3 or 10
acres OF rich valley land. all clear
ed and ia a fine. well settled Sec
ton. best markets In the state,
best rural advantages, such as
mail. phone. transportation and
schools. on well built auto roads.
Several OF these tracts have a fine
stream Of running water VIII
soon have electric service. The
price r. fse 20 800. and Il e. clear
ed valley land that never over
flows Terms t5 per acre cash
and 81 90 per acre a month.
SOUTHWEST WASH. LAND co.
100 End Az. Room 10 Downs Bldg.
Phone Main $500.
KIRKLAND LITTLE RANCH
n you want close-iu ranch. see
this A fine level tract OF alder
land. partially siashed and burnt.
Located on a good road. within
walking distance OF the ferry
landing Here's whore enc can
raise an abundance Of vegetables.
berries. chickens and fruits. Price
st,12b. terms SIS cash, SIS a
month. To see this tract. take a
Madison car and county ferry or
Anderson boat C9 trips daily TO
Burke A. Farrurs office on KIRK
land wharf. or call i0t Cherry 81.