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Deming graphic., 1912-04-26

The GRAHHIC is indebted to G. S.
Peterson, publisher of Representa-
tive New Mexicans" for the fine
3-column portraits appearing in this
issue.
A. l.. Taylor's fine farm south of
the city, with its 5000 young fruit
trees, is one of the very attractive
places in the valley.
The beautiful peach orchard on
Rev. w. +. Foulk's farm is attract
ing much favorable comment. this
spring.
Deming graphic., 1912-04-26
THE BIG BAKER BUILDING

The big c. l.. Baker building.
now in process of completion 10y
Fairall 4 Stroup and Samuels <
Son. will bc to Silver avenue what
the Mahoncy building is to Gold
avenue.
There will he four big stores be-
low tall spoken for twice over) and
a 2O.room hotel above. which will
be conducted 10y Mrs. Fendall.
Deming graphic., 1912-04-26

COMMISSIONER j. W. PHILLIPS
Correct Location Notices for sale at
this office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SEE MYSTERY IN
DEATH OF GREEK

GeorKe SkinEos. -. treck por-
ter employed in the Plaza hotel,
died Wednesday night In his room
at the Ritz hotel from causes NJ
yet undetermined. He went 10 his
room AZ $50. complaining to the
girl who ran the elevator that he
was sick. At s.4s a friend went up
TO see him. stayed 30 minutes. and
left saying Skinxos vas very sick
ard be was going for doctor.
Neither the friend nor the doctor
came 70 police were notified. skin
zos was dead when they arrived. A
post norton examination will be
held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Household Economy
Hew - NAYS fhs best ceash syr-p
asx save ~. by Making
u ~ uems

coush nasdieinss as = rui.. eons.i, /.
s@fss quantity Of plain syrup 10 ysa
ssss ore pint cf Frennisted sugar aaa
- pint Of serm wafsr and sir aboas
minutes. yca have a. seod syrup a.
money can buy
II yca VII then put IN oun~s. az
Etnek 80 esats wnffht In a Mat boftf.
ana ~ u W slth N. Sugar ayrun. rou
VII have ss much cough syfup a. you
could by resdy made Ter sfss. ia
keeps pesfsctly
Ana yeu viii find n m. b..s couch
pfup yea ever ussd-evsn 10 uhoopin q
cessh roa can feel ~ take hois--us1-
AlW steps the meet severe cough In a.
hours II 10 lost IaHatiys enough, has a
scod tonic effsct and tast. 10 pisa.ant
dsks = fsaspoonfui every ons. two o.
II 70 = splendid remedy. toe. for
shopping cough. croap. hoarssnssst a.th.
ma chest pains. etc.
finss W the most r.iushI. ooncsntrs-
ted com pound % Norway whl,. et.. ~.
tract. rich IN suaiscof and ali AZ. hsai-
lns pins siemsnfs no ether py.par.
ton Siii work IN this formula
THIS recipe for making cough remedy
Win Finst and Sugar syrup 10 so~
USED and prissd In thousands Of ber..
the United States and Canada Ths
sucesssfuiiy.
guaranty Of sh.oiuis satfses etto, nr
money promptly refunded. goes with mi.
recipe Your dFuksist has Ptnsr Or III
Hrt fer you. II not. ssnd 10 TN.
Ffnex Co. re Wayne Ind
finsH 10 fully guaranteed BY uartsli
pfss CO.. tdlstributornl. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Bf CHitsd Press is4ss1 Wife
VIENNA. Dec. f2--fiy an i'm.
perntive order from Belgrade. the
servian ambassador 70 Austria.
NJ. Slmics. Was recalled today.
Neither Shines nor the Seryian for
eiKn minister would explain the
action.
No successor has been an
nounccd. and Shines recall is con-
strued as a formal breaking off OF
relations between Aus.
tria and Servia
This may mean the first step 10
war
The recall of the Servian min
lister caused great uneastneas
here. but opponents Of war took
comfort in simultaneous an.
by Servia to the Aus
TRAN minister at Belgrade that
Seryia was willing and ready to
make any possible reparation for
the ~ treatment Of Austrian Con
sui Prochaska az Prisrend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
PUBLIC MARKETS

rft<E
Rock cod. iot 10. salmon. 14c
each. flanan haddfr sec ~ rec
aaapper, iee ~ saimen tryut. -
ia. California sand dabs. ihe. 1frs
Jersey butter. lbs. iaf. eggs. tse
aos corned beet. - ard soc ~ =
epir~s eornsd bFiskst. fpc IN f'r.neh
head cheese, zoc ~. lamb chops. ice
H. beat shouldcf mutton. Fe tt.a
sliced boiled ham. sec 10.
~A~fTAsiN
Tendertoin sole. 80 ID, boneiess'
smslts. $50 -. silver perch, Ice u d
shaa. Toe - rcd snapper, Zoe -
salmon trout. 1Gc ~. Hk ais. . It'd
isc. SOC butter. Z lta "a Norwa >
iaackayel. 4 for sse Iceland hsrrins
for 3te. Alaska herring. : for ~
Holland herring. Tor 3tc, sptssd
herring. lbc ~. picked pigs feet.
&c ID.
wEsrtxkg q
Peanut butter. fse ~. 10 Tbs. cane
sugar. 81. : cans Tomatoes. sAc. ,
cans corn. 11n. cans salmon. 2sc.
7 pkgs. raistnr. fsr eggs. 7se dos
= gal maple syrup. foc MIXED nuts.
t1c H.. regular 1se asparagus. acc.
boxes matches. Tee 10 bars laundry
aoap. 7sc. corn. cans ttc. cocoa.
Ssc 10. cAfsup. soc hottie pineapple
tSc CAM sacks salt. loo, : lbs.
rolled oats. a5c raas pumpkin. 1se
red salmon. SC can. boxes tooth
picks. lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
KEYES, HELD ASeDYNAMITE PLANTER,
MEMBER OF VIRGINIA OUTLAW GANG

block OF whore. Tracy did some OF
hts best shooting.
keyea. or Allen. says Gould, IL
easlly the best shot In the state OF
Washington. At one time Reyes
offered to head posse To hunt Tor.
now, the deyll OF the wynoochee. I"
but could not get the men.
According to Information obtain.
ed from HIS daughter. Reyes al.
ways slept with one automatic gun
In his right hand aud another on
the floor beside the bed.
Gets Telephone Call
Saturday noon. Gould says, he 70.
cetyed telephone call at his Of
flee. lie recognised Kcyes voisc
lie Immediately left. When Keyes
appeared Gould says. there was a
policeman waiting for him Keyes
made a hurried exit by the flra 60.
CAPE.
Later In the afternoon he vas ar.
rested at the Gould home.
Gould says his soninlaw became
acquainted with his wife about a
year ago. and posed as the son OF
MAJ. Allen Keyes OF Lexington. Ky.
keyea. in the county iail. today
denied completely the story Nouch.
ed for by Gould
1t IN a framc.up." he says. 10
cstrange me from my wife. have
not had one quarrel With her since
We were married. and have never
been separated from her until last
Friday night. That night Gould
and left the houss together lie
asked me for a cigar, and gave
him one. lie paid the car fare
downtown. he had a mad notion
TO separate my wife and myself.
He has eonoocted the weird story
about me.
ckyrn n 90 years old. Ills wife
IA Is He h an engineer. and has
been employed In Eastern Wash.
ington until recently. He aaya
ekses IL hts right name. that he IL
a native of cKnsucky. He quarrel.
ed with his father. he says. and
the latter does not know where he
H. TITS brother Is on his way 20
Seattle. he says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Just 20 start things OF. We are SELL
Ing some big tracts ieext0o In
beautiful lake nsighhorhood OF
fine homes on very easy payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
ANGERED AT
FATHER, YOUNG
SON KILLS HIM

Los ANGELES. Dec. ia.--After 2
hours OF close questioning BY the
police. Martin Rlckert. ~, confessed
that he shot and killed bis father.
Daniel ". Rickert, At their home
here early today.
The shooting. the boy said. FOL.
lowed a quarrel. which began last
night when he dlsobeyed his
fathers command TO carry wood 10
the kitchen. After tho dispute was
renewed today. Rickert went 10 the
yard OF his home TO feed a horse.
Martin. according to the police.
fired at him with % caiibrs rifle
through m open bathroom window.
shooting him through the heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
10 SHOW tDISON'S
LATEST INVENTION

Sir Edison's latest invention. the
Kaleidoscope. will be shown 10 the
Faculty Mems club at the Uni
verai,y on Friday night The little
machine which enables anybody TO
have moving pictures at home will
be demonstrated In the rooms OF
the Faculty club. The demonstrs.
tl0n viii be given by Eilcrn Music
House--,ho representatives. for Mr..
Edison on the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

!. pardon ]. Keyes, held In the
..,x .llnnder warrant sworn
=, ~ his herln.law. Kilt Gould.
.,.,Iaent seattle attorney. a mem
y AZ thx notorious Sidna Allen
ss,lan kasAs
rxlsn. 10 Gould, he says he Is.
e~r{ yylunteared the informa-
.,'sc,nN hls vile last Saturday,
S,s,a sald this morning, that be Is
v y ,.,.,xln Of Sidna Alloa. and that
& avn name WAS Allen.
rs,sx 10 charged with making
-..,.., threats against several
-sr,sers Of the Gould family. He
=. arrested SATURDAY afternoon.
%.,.ssasy Conld found two sticks
= svuauite on q beam m bis house.
s,ssh he believes were placed by
Yves or Allen. last week, In a
~ ID XIII the family.
The dynamite discovery was
..,de through suspicious looking
ss,le driven through the floor OF
~ AZ the upstairs rooms. and pro-
s,rdlng through the ceiling OF the
ss.r below. II pointed directly TO
80 s,gcks that Gould first thought
-. candles. Examination showed
shsv were pieces o. dynamite. with
4 fuse attached
Threw Dynamite In Bay.
Could took the dynamite 70 the
~ros><4fing attorneys office. and
K ~ police department None OF
a authorities wanted II, so he
ihpw n inte the eay.
trouble started between Keyes
~ the Gould family. Gould says,
vhss K<yes vas asked 10 find a
scrn ior himself elsewhere during
- confinement OF his wife There
v,re no extra rooms In the Gould
s~iisnce. az $3.50 Trinity place.
M vas last Thursday. A baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SPECIAL PRIZES
AWARDED AT SHOW

All the special prizes In the an.
nual show Of the Seattle King
County Poultry association were
awarded this morning. They in.
clude silver cups and gold and sill.
yer medals for the winning birds.
The Partridge Plymouth Rocks
awarded prizes yesterday were the
first birds OF their kind 20 be ex.
hibited anywhere on the Coast.
Buff OrpIngton ducks also made
their debut.
The prize for turkeys was given
TO the Mammoth American Bronze,
OF the Bellevue poultry farm. the
champion OF America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
DECIDE TONIGHT ON
OUICLEY RECOUNT

Whether the 10000 votes cast
in King county on November are
to be recounted In the contest OF
Andrew J. Quigiey aglnst Byron
Phelps. audItor-elect. will be de-
termined tonight.
ouigiey, In accordance with the
order OF Judge Albertson last
Monday. IL this afternoon submit
ting testimony to prove specifical-
Iy his charge that there existed a
frame-up among all the election Of
fIclals to count him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Funeral Directors.

Apartments tor Rent
N~u-4~e~l~-~~e~e~>~---e-~- ~~-ssrSs><~~~.~s~~~y~
Copeland Court. ! oe Minor. rooms.
fuFuished. 800 phone, light AZ t1tp
Excelsior Apis --Furniahod aud ans
furnished. 18th and Pike. Main ssei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WHY, DAVID! SUCH
A NASTY REMARK

Two cities Of Washington receiy-
ed severe jolts In their pride yes
ierday when David Bisphan. grand
opera singer. arrived IN Seattle.
registered al the Perry hotel. and
took a stroll around the city.
His stroll failed to reveal 10 him
any posters announcing his concert.
He investigated and found he was
scheduled to sing In North Yakima.
III this Is not North Yakima"
said the great singer, what place Is
this, ard where Is North Yakima
He sings there tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
CONG. BOWMAN is
OUSTED BY HOUSE

WARRINGTON. Dec. BY a
vote Of ~ 20 t35 the house re-.
iected today a resolution declaring
regular the election of Representa-.
NV eChas. fioS man. republican. of
pennsylvania Tho resolution also
provided for diminishing the con.
test against Bowman. In which
fraud and corruption were charged
The house then voted TO declare
Bowman's seat vacant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SPEED CAUSED
CAR COLLISION,
OFFICIALS SAY

TACOMA. Dec. ie-The wreck
at Riverton. which injured % pas
sengcrn on the Puget sound Flee.
trio line last month. vas due 10
a failure 20 keep the freight
motor following regular No. 10
passenger train. down TO the speed
required by company rules NJ the
Riserton crossing
This WAS admitted by Supt
noutelie OF the company and b.
Aoiorman J. r. Caldwell. who
bumped into the passenger. AZ the
hearing held in federal court this
morning by the state public service
commission. Boutelie. Caldwell.
Fred Copeland. motorman on the
passenger. aud a. W. Kea,iey.
conductor on the passenger. ali
testified this morning before the
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
TO GET
CUSTOMS HOUSE,
PRESIDENT SAYS

WASHINGTON. Dec. i2-when
Representative Humphrey called at
the White House yesterday. he was
assured by President Taft that the
plan for reorganization OF customs
service. with the provision for the
removal OF the Puget sound customs
headquarters from Port Townsend
TO Seattle. will receive his approval
as soon as Il reaches the executive
office.
Humphrey says II has been the
opinion OF the president for some
time that the customs headquarters
should be situated az Seattle. and
that he 10 glad OF this opportunity
for making the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

FORMER SEATTLE
RESIDENT KILLED

Funeral services for N. @. Os-
borne. former Seattle man. who was
killed by an interurban car In Van.
couver last Saturday, will be held
at snohomish Friday afternoon at
l O'Clock.
Osborne was killed while cross
Ing the New Northumberland
yer tracks during a heavy fog. He
lived four hours after being struck.
He bad been a resident OF Seattle
for eight years. leaving here a year
ago. lie was manager OF the Edge
water lumber mill until two years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
LIBERTY
BELL MAY NOT BE
ABLE TO TRAVEL

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.--That
the famous Liberty bell may never
be able TO stand a trip TO San Fran.
cisco. or any other place. IL the
opinion today OF Frederick W. Tay-
lor. the expert engineer appointed
by Mayor Blankenburg TO restore
the relic.
Tho trouble with the bell" said
Taylor, rs that II was cast by am.
atcurs--that Is Why Il cracked. The
mending should be done nj once.
after which We can tell better
whether or not II will stand a long
johrney."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
COMPANY TRIES
TO BLOCK CITY
RAILWAY PLAN

Claiming the city would be VIC
lating the franchise agreement
With the Seattle. Renton A South.
ern. receivers for that line this
morning served notice ON Super
lntendent OF Public utilities Val
entine that no tracks for the mu.
nioipaI line must be laid ON Third
av. between Blanchard aud Stew.
art sta.
The company claims exclusive
right Co tracks on this block. nj.
though II has not awaited itaelf Of
that privilege heretofore. and there
ara no tracks of the Seattle. Rem
ton southern there now.
The corporation coansel'a office.
however. In OF the opinion that
the city has u right 10 use the
street Court proceedings prob
ably will be started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
ROUMANIA WON'T
HAVE IOOKJN

FAhIa. Drc. ik.---seml Official md
wees received here today stat. that
France and England have declined
70 accept the demand OF Roumania
TO participate IN the smbassadoriaI
conference To be held In London
u IL feared that n Roumauia were
admitted II would enlarge the
scope Of the conference, thus caus
Ing complications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Lodge Notices

English Women Daughters - az
GEnfEe meet the second ThurstAy
afternoon and the fourth Thufssla y
evening 10 Washington ball cor
Her 18th ard = Fir -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SERVIAN AMBASSADOR IS
RECALLED FROM AUSTRIA:
MAY BE FIRST WAR STEP

ATHENS. Dee is.-FightlnE has
been resumed between tho Greeks
and the Turks In the district OF
Janina. A battalion OF Greeks o..
cupied the village OF Drisco. near
Janias. after several hours fIxht.
inE. Many Turks we're Killed and
wounded in the Rffray. aud the
survivors we're driven from tho
Geld ia utter ront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Lost and Found.

s~~~~-~~~~~~~0~~~ -~~0~~~~~~~~~~<~SN
Lost Saturday morning, leaatiake
line. wicker bag containing white
silk dress. Phone Kenwood 1851
Liberal reward
Lost-1thlneasOne bar OF earring on
steamer sioux. Finder call Queen
Anne Ass reward.
Large white dog. black around eyes.
tan ears, tan spot on back re-
ward soig W doth Ballard tsf
When buying for xmas. don't for
get the Little 'fawoiry Store. that
soils for less. Myron Bymous, 1927
Third
cat with black spots.
left ear split, reward. Phone East
k2T0. Broadway district
Lost large black cross, reward.
Call East zf10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

THERE Is NOW building into
fMur~ihnrst wide ASPHALT
PAVED STREET. This improve
meui also includes the finished
grading for the CAR LINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Classified Directory

FOR sALE--SEW AND SECOND
HAND Carom and Pocket Billiard
Iables and bowling alleys and ac-
cchnorles. bar fixtures Of al! kinds.
wick ,BALKE- coLLI.NDER co-
lQo-2n1 .10f Elrst az. 8 Sea.fie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
BROTHERHOOD HAS
TALK ON BALKANS

The brotherhood OF the Queen
Anne Methodist church held a sup.
per and meeting at the church
Wednesday night. After informal
discussion OF various subjects ut
table. members listened to an nd.
dress by Prof. Richardson OF the
University Of Washington on the
recent war In the Balkans. and an
interesting sketch OF the iInbroglio
that led up 70 declaration Of hos
Titles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
JURY WILL GET
RAYMOND CASE

The fate OF william Raymond.
the chauffeur charged with a stat
utory crime, VIII be decided by q
jury In Judge GillIam's court to-
night. Raymond has been In the
county Jail since his arrest, over
year ago. His first conviction
was reversed by the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

girl was born the follow lng day.
According 70 Gould. keycN then
went TO the carroilton hotel. on oe-
csdcntai av. where he had been
stopping. and there told one Of the
women that there would seen be
another Tracy affair"
The Gold residence : within n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

The nervous haste Of holdup
artist last night was responsible for
his passing up $40 when he stuck
up r. Johnson, TIC West Goth st.,
near the latter's home.
He commanded johnson ~ throw
your money on the sidewalk. and
make It snappy. I'm In a hurry"
Johnson threw si35 on the walk
and reached for his wallet. which
contained $40. yhe holdup grabbed
the sf.35 and ron away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
CASkET FALLS ON
MAN; KILLS HIM

4 RALEIGH. N. c.. Dec. i2.-cnught
NJ the collapse OF a caaket display
fnse, George Newton. AGED 20,
was killed In local undertaking
Establishment. whence he had gone
" buy a coffin for the burial OF bis
Mic. who had died u few hours be.
Fore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
RESCUED BY COP;
COUPLE CURSE HIM

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec ~ --
Mary Tieruaa and Michael Phlibin.
each 50 years old. drank a quart Of
liquor and turned on the gas and
awOre AZ the policeman Who found
them and bFDughk them back 10
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

s-~e>rSs~sees>>~s~-NcS sss~~~~a0S,~<se~@->~~
Two furnished housak eepinz rooms.
near aefh aud Fremont. 1000.
Phone North 1865
Two desirable. i0ith Madison. chil-
drru allowed.
For Eant--farEa front room. sisw.
hot water, heat, bath. TIA cth.
GHASD lAcftfc HOTEL. iiiss
kirst. f.stra Zoe daiiY and up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Exchange-Real Estate

~~S>N~~~~~~~~~~ ~-ese>o-~.~~c-c~-~|
Farm right in city Poulsbo, Kithap
county. 50 acres. all under cult
walton except few acres Ia tim
bcr. 1-r0Om house barn AVA1D,
chicken house, 200 chickens. ,
cows, young cattle, one horse
wagon. tools ana implements. fine
spring supplying house and out
buildings. viii trade for modern
home tn Seattle up 10 $1,000, one
third cash. balance long time
Price $4,000. Geo. Sskauer. ttI
New York Block.
Nav Groom house. s0-fDot lot. at
EiNcrf0n, sale or exchange Tor
acreage near city. ballard ss2.
y q slmkina. aal Ilherty nlAg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Situations Wtd. - Female

Young woman wants work as seam
stress or plain HawinK. best Of
references. Phone North 9g1.
Practical nurse wants work. best Of
reference Phone Ballard BOG
Wei Wash Laundry. Queen Anne 1ft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

q pie Do not dread to keep den
po1ntments with us. You may
~ r Why. Simply because your
49, vii and can be done with
pain. IT'S not necessary to
patient suffer like they used
- practically eliminate palm.
eoesn't decrease the efficiency
r vork-we use the highest
49,. Materials obtainabie, and
~ dentist IN this office IL an
1917 We are 80 sure that we
s.s Please yon that we say TO every
at; II your work IL not salts
rc ry 70 you we Will refund your
sssI Gould we say this n we
8 ~ not sure Of the kind OF work
urn out' Think this over.
Regal Dental Offices
q. :. :. CLARK. o. o. Q. (Manaasr,
'h'rd Ave. N. W. Cor. Union
Ho5G-srins ,hIs Ad with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WEST a WHEELER
cOLNAS BLOCK


IDEAL LOCATION
10 acres. ali cleared s piowcd. In
sS fs' ps,s sfssss goo + vi 81 ssase
hard surfaced reads. high school.
factories. mills. creamery. fruit
cannery and condenserH. good
wages and fine market. One crop
viii pay for land. See u and be
500 down and $40 month. RiR
discount for half or all cash, See
n A. Thlin. ~ Downs Blk. 7es
sccoad ays
POTATO LAND
Cleared and in grass. one crop viii
pay for land. railroads. 80 trains
daily. large railroad shops, high
school. phone. n y, D.. hard SUR
faced roads. factories. mills, mines.
creamery. fruit cannery and con-
dcnaer. good wages, best 81 mar
ket cali and see SAMPLE OF soil
and products and pictures Of
homes in this district Payments
extended In case Of sickness. Ask
for booklet II" Terms tS.eo cash.
800 per month.
SOUTHWEST MAshlNGToN LAND
Room Is Downs BID, 100 Second Az.
5 ACRES AT colby
10 miles across the bay. rich alder
bottom land. with fresh water
spring. no gravel, morning aud ar
ternoon service to city. i2Mc fare
and commute service, with deliv-
cry from stores and short walk 90
school This Is the best close to
PRicE $500 FOR 6 ACRES
s2s CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
JUST ACROSS
LAKE WASHINGTON
SIDEWALK FROM BELLEVUE 70
the place. 10 acres, good rich soil,
acres IN cultivation, new 6-room
house. small green house. OUT
buildings Can deliver this for
fa,b00l good terms.
ROBERT MALTRy, 1910 Alaska Bid.
40 acres All bottom land, 20 acres
cleared. " acres in cultivation. all
fenced. level shed. barn. house.
chicken coop, y mile 10 school. on
r. II. II. fncumbrance that can
run as you want u; part OF Il 30
years. win take some trade. va
cant lots or small house.
s. II. DIXON a. co.
Main 40 els Marion 81
A 40-ACRE BARGAIN
Part rich bottom, with running
water. fine for red clover. VIII
make an ideal dairy farm 81 $50,
on easy terms
+. VAN ARsDALE a co.
1893 Third Az.
LITTLE CHICKEN RANCH
8 ACRES fi95
80 CASH AND IS PER MONTH
sandy loan soil, with some timber,
easy 20 clear. west OF city, boats
daily, handy 90 Seattle, Tacoma
and Rremerton markets. close 10
school. Soil VIII grow fruits orl
CIfFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
Branch office, SIS Washington ST
NEAR RENTON--6 acres. facing
main auto road. excellent soil.
partly improved, Groom house.
small fruits. well. 81 900: terms.
ROBERT MABTBY, 1910 Alaska Bid
Pacific stump Puller.liI2 Western Rv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
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