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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
INQUEST INTO
DEATH OF MAN
KILLED BY AUTO

An inquest In being held at But
teruorth's undertaking pariors this
afternoon over the death OF Frank
Baehr, who died Thursday night
from injuries received an hour ear.
Her when an auto. driven by q. J.
Takahashi. one OF the most promi-
nent Japanese OF the city, struck
him. The accident was at tho In
tersection of Third as. and Pine 81.
Baehr was crossing the street
when tho auto approached. He
hesIsaied moment. then. accord.
ing 10 the stories of witnesses,
stepped In front OF the auto. Taxa.
hsshi says that the heavy rain had
logged bis wind shield and obscnrcd
his vision. He says he was driving
at q moderate rate Of speed. One
witness asserted that his speed was
about 20 miles an hour.
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didate. drew thousands OF anti
Humphrey yotea that would ordl.
nnrily have gone 10 Landon.
In Snohomish county. both Ian
don and Heifnor ran ahead OF
Humphrey aud the socialist candi.
date. Gilbert. came up close 10 him
also. Had this vote been united on
one progressive. instead of divided
between two. Humphreys defeat
would have been accomplished In
snohoniish county alone The vote
In Hnohoiulsh county showed 5,s4f
for Lnndon, s.esT for Heifner and
1855 for Humphrey. fAndon's
lead here. however. was easily over
come In Whatcom county by
Humphrey.
In King county. the complete re-
turns show that Humphrey led Ian.
don by only so5 votes, although the
anti'iiumphrey vote was split up.
Tho following Ia the King county
vote: Humphrey. z0.b7s. Landon.
zo.oss. Heifner. is.isi; Gilbert.
Gaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
CHAUFFEUR FACES
SERIOUS CHACRE

Fred Maser. the chauffeur who
was arrested early Tuesday morn
Ing. charged with exceeding the
speed limit and knocking down Wal
ter Thaiaman. II being held under
a bond of $3.50 to answer In Judge
Browns court 10 the charge Of
driving an auto while In nm intoxi.
Gated condition.
Thaiaman was knocked down on
First av. while he was waiting for
street car. The auto was going
At high rate of speed and was not
stopped after the accident. THAN.
man received n broken leg and
scalp wounds. Motorcycle Patrol.
man Blaine and Van Buskirk traiIed
a car answering to the description
OF the one which knocked Thalaman
down. arresflng Maser an hour ar
forwards.
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(BuLLEriN.)

coNsrANxA. Roursnls. Nov. q.
REPORTS here from consssn,inopIe
ssy that the TURKS there. frsnxIsd
BY the shsik uLisian's procisma.
ton Of holy war. have begun the
slaughter Of Christians. The re-
port 10 uneonfsrmed.
II Is understood the hatchery be.
san In tho Gaiata quarter. the for
ciEn business section. Several
fires ara reported IN tho city.
Guards about tho einhnaairz and
conxuisfcs have been refoubled.
-Four kinas 10 Enter Capital
SOFIA. Nov. o. Surprising IN
soiemnity ard Significance any
event In the history Of Europe In
the last 500 years. Guar Ferdinand
Of bulgaria plans 20 end tho Turk
ish war with an entry In force into
ConStAntsnople Announcement was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
EXPLAINING IT

SALEM. Or. Nov. s.--The eoro-
ners Jury investigating the expIo-
sion OF the Salem Bank and Trust
company a week ago, which result
cd In the death OF three men. re-
ported that the cause OF the En-
plcsfon In unknown. Indications
are. they say. II was case OF low
water and red-hot Tues. and re-
suItant explosion when the cold wa
ter touched the ftfst fIss. This
would cause water to foam. bring
Ing II mixed with air and more cas-
lily condensed into steam. against
other hot flues. causing an cx-
plozion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
GETS $4,000
FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE

TACOMA. Nov. e<--Mlss Nellie
ssorle. OF this city. Was last night
granted damages Of $4,000 In .
breach OF promise suit against Fred
c. Hogan Of spenesrssiIs. Ontario.
In tho federsl court.
Miss ssoric sued for ttoo. 900.
basing her action partly on breach
OF promise grounds ard partly en- .
claim for support 81 . child nov 2
years.
Hogan. who 10 wealthy. denied In
court that he was father Of the
child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
lunch OF PROCRESSlVES MAY
START A SERIES OF CONTESTS

ton officers were unfrisndly to
him. This same charge IL being
made By all the progressIves. and
C. v. Garrison. progressive candi-
date for commissioner. who was do
feafed by about 1880 plurality By
Iafe Hamilton. republican. may also
start suit Should Garrison be auc-
c.ssfssl In his suit Il wiiI mean tina,
the progrcszlycs generally will In
itlate proceedings to overcome the
shrinkage In tho county offices
from the Roosevelt plurality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
1AXICAB AND AUTO COLLIDE;
WOMAN'S ARM IS BROKEN

miles m hour. The impact OF the
collision drove the taxi to the curb.
breaking the sind shield and the
top.
Another accident occurred earlier
Ia the evening when autos driven
BY VIM. Gibbons. or the Hotel Met
ropole. and r. l. Coryeli. driver
for the Calhoun hotel. cnllided AZ
the intersection OF First nv. and
Pine st. Beside few bruisess. the
occupants OF the cars were unhurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
RIGHT SUSPICION

A. y. Hamer. special agent OF the
United States treasury, by some
clover deduction yesterday after.
noon decided that . Chinaman he
saw walking down third nv. with
two suifcases was carrying opium.
He stopped the man. Mark Quong.
examined the suftcasea. and found
~ five-tael tins Of the drug. Quong
said he was hired by woman to
carry the suitcasea He L. being
held in tho city Jail pending an In
vestlgation before United States
Toitcn.
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NY tsIfed FTess Ioes~d WIFel
CHICAGO. Nov. s.--tteld 40 fed
ersi prisoncr on charges Of having
violated the white slave law In hls
dealings with white women. the
"strsak Of Yellow which has always
been attributed 20 Jack johnson,
negro prize fighter. came cut today
. yard vide.
Johnson kicked hard when he wac
put In the bull pen with other negro
prisoners. and given "a a cell mate
John brown, negro. who 10 charged
with murder.
This In pretty tough ON an limo.
cent man Who I. sick" Johnson
whlned When the biz black com.
planned OF pains in his stomach he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS
BEGINS IN CONSTANTINOPLE

uiads here today that King Peter
Of servia. ktng George OF Greece
and King Nicholas OF Montenegro
have accepted mis- Invitation 20 as.
sist In the final downfall OF lslain.
which win DO celebrated with sob
smu mass In the mosque OF St.
Sophia.
Determlned To shins in history
"A the Chaflemagne Of the goth cen
fury. Ferdinand has set his heart
ON restoring 10 Christianity the
cradle OF tho faith Ia the eastern
Roman empire. which has echoed
20 the prayers OF tho Mohammedan
since Islam ovcrran southern Eu-
rope In tho 18th century. II In In
dIcated that. whether Bulgaria re-
tains ConHtantinopic or not. Car
Ferdinand will insist that q part OF
the final arrangement with the
powers be stipulation that the
cross be raised over 81. Sophia
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wplTEP o.JUp0E

-. y1orid's Greatest Phreno'e9'ss
y, .ncnr our children three types
-, "A stand out prominently as
-. ,be most important for us TO
~ type 10 what wc cali the
..S<:rAi- a nervous and cephnlic.
~ domInates the mind aud In
~ n generates thought faster
4 90 carry out the sugges-
~. isat cone. In fact. IDEAS seem
q TrbIs over each other In rapid
~uno1ioa.
~ Illussraiion the portrait OF
= ~ before Us shows that he
". q sxpapss OF forehead where
...,-l lnsess arr being constantly
1.eeursA. There Is also a ma
1ir q thought displayed In bis
- ~ Mad which indicates that
- inheritance the boy has re-
1ss norp than al average
s~rr1s q mental capacity.
~ eualilAes of mind that ac-
~roon5 tbs type are cAuSLf.
m COMPARISON and HUMAN
H65rnK Thss< qualities give
sr11al1y = resron subjects out
Ss|rslly Al 10 phiIosophise about
a11lus<l subiects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09

NUETT. Nov. s.-A test case
= outaEmins whether the state law
Dh<tng Ne maximum fee for saloon
nuss 4 sl.ooo Is constitutional or
= ~ - undertaken By Everett
! = - thst The iav has never
- tested. and there ara lawyers
~ ~ bslIeve II 10 be unconsti-
nl11noL
~ thst Everett has voted for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
MOORE SUIT
BEGINS DEC. 2

Ss1ss = b AIbsrtson has set
esnbes : - the day Of the trial
.@.ues A. Moore against the Met
1lan Trust Co.. In which he
b recover the property OF
9esl4sa Steel Corporation and
49, damages for alleged con
~ b which his company was
= lato bankruptcy.
~ AIbertson has granted the
- q The Metropolitan 20. vs..
49, Ne appointment OF the re-
"a sppolnted In Port Townsend
eoumeneement Of the suit.
~ thst 70 showing Of damage
IN sufficiently made rs TO
y: Of the property to the Dc
olu1l1I Steel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
"SUIT CLUB" MEN
ARE FINED

PORTLAND. Or. Nov. s.--Be.
cause they admitted their "suii
club" the Great Northern Tailoring
company was a gambling scheme,
the proprietors OF that establish
ment are today deprived OF the
right by the courts 10 continue
operations.
l.. Jones, proprietor OF another
establishment. Is bemoaning the
seizure OF his ssuit club" parapher.
MALTA and the fact that he had TO
pay fine OF $50. lie is preparing
an appeal from the decision OF the
lower court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
JACK JOHNSONS "STREAK OF
YELLOW" SHOWS UP In JAIL

vas put into Q bath tub OF hot
water. He remained there 30 min
utrs. refusing 10 leave the tub whom
the physician ordered him 10 do SO.
Ice cold water turned onto his
back soon cured him. and he ieaped
out quick when the Mrcasn struck
him. Dr. Hogan NJ once examined
him. and declared he was perfectly
veil. but prescribed q series OF
doses OF unpaiatable drugs as n
punishment for playing sick. and
the turkeys were instructed 20 sec
that Johnson took bis medicine.
whether he liked II or not.
Tho jaller today took a $4,000
iocket from Johnson. and will keep
Il safciy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09

ARE ORGANIZING

SPOKANE, Nov. .. - A. NJ.
stevens OF Deer Park. the only
member of the last lower house to
be reelected In this county. will Is
sue q call to the Spokane county
men elected TO the Legislature TO
organize. There arc seven pro-
gressIves out OF the ten men In the
lower house delegation. but the ma
jority members intend TO work In
harmony with the two republicans
and one democrat.
A scramble for the speakership
OF the next legislature Is already
on. T. J. Corkey. progressive, from
tho Third district. has been brought
out az a candidate. and Thomas r.
Murphine Of Seattle In also being
discussed for next speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09

LONDON. Nov. "a dispatch
from Malta tells OF tho departure
OF the British ba,ticships hernia.
nrittania. Commonwealth and Do
minion. and tho cruisers Black
Prince under full speed to a point
somewhere In near eastern waters.
The waruhipH are proceeding under
sealed orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
WORLD POWERS ARE GETTING
READY FOR BIG SCRAP

Austria and Russia have MOBILIZE
ed troops and Germany ID In posi-
ton 10 mobilize It's army quickly
itab's Tripolitan Veterans stand
really 10 fight al a moments mo.
tice.
Tho French war office today can.
cclisd all leaves OF absence. Diplo-
mats arc working frantioaiiy 10 pre-.
serve peace. but with little hope OF
aucreas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
LEGISLATURE IS
EVENLY DEVIDED

According 10 present returns, AZ
republicans. Is democrats. 80 pro-
gressiyes. and one socialist. have
been elected TO the legislature.
While II IL safe to say that some OF
the republicans elected will work
with the progressiyes. II IL also
probable that more than ono Of the
democrats elected will work with
the rcactionaries. Its q toss-up
right now whether the people win
have a more progressive legislature
In 1913 than In 1911.
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TEST CASE ON EVERETT LICENSES

license. the question II whether tho
city should not be able To demand
more than $1,000 for each licensc
granted There IL an opinion that
licenses should bring from $4,000 10
IS. 900 on account OF the lsssening
OF their number under the new
ruling.
News that Everett voted wet
has brought . large number OF sa-
loon men hack 10 this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
WILSON WANTS O'CORMAN IN HIS
CABINET, BUT FEARS TAMMANY

NEW YORK. Nov. e.--Unlted
States Senators James A. o. Cor
man OF New York. tsador Rayner Of
Maryland and Jas. A. Reed Of
Missouri we're mentioned here to
day ~ three possibilities for Pres
ldenf-Elect Wilson's cabinet. The
only thing that stands In the way
OF their selection. u IL said. IL tho
fear that other than progressive
democrats would be elected to I'LL
their seass In tho senate.
Presldcnt,Eiect Wilson wants
Senator O'Corman in his cabinet.
but fears that II O'Gorman resigns
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1Gljksr.s'o1E, Cal, Nov. S.--After
axrrSssi sir hours, a jury here
- \, verdict OF si7,2s5 dam
I'sIs.S Miss Ethel Townsend. a
n nssne IN her suit against
~ ~ xlipeIIo. DR.. Mark Hop
Z ;1 7. w Thomas because
ssss soIe third degree x-ray
. ss she received In the OBJ
''0n q . local sapitarIuna.
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from the senate TO accept . port
folio, Tammany would elect VIM.
y. shcehan or some other corpora
ton lawyer to on tho vacancy.
Tammany dominates tho New York
legislature and the chicftains would
be In q position TO name o'0ormans
successor.
WIN. y. McCoombs. chairman OF
tho democratic national committee
has indicated that be- win not ac-
cept tho postmaster kcneraiship.
feAring ho would be charged with
usinG the position to build up the
democratic political machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
NATIONAL LABOR
CONVENTION

ROCHESTER,, N. ". Nov. a.
The annual convention OF tho
American Federation Of Labor
opens here Monday morning. The
annual reports OF Samuel Gompers.
president Of the organization and
Secretary Frank Morrison. VIII oc-
cupy the attention OF the delegates
on the opening day.
Gompers and Morrison arrived
here this morning and other mem
bers OF tho executive council are
due this afternoon.
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nuoufy shsriffs are today guard
r - ballot boxes in King county
~ ; ~ preliminary step to the
- 4 recount snifs By candidates
~ = ~ face OF the returns as
n,sns1 ksvs been defeated by
- nnFU1ss.
1Dlssw ]. ouiEley. deputy aud
~ ~ ~ he first 10 file suit.
= y ~ defeated BY Byron
49, ~ 3 plurality Of only about
~ ouigiey charges that the cleo
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Y ~ leland. Nov. e.--Arriying
~, nouss to collect 81 rent Just
q DFisst had left after extend
issS~ne unction 10 Mrs. NicoIo
e tse Frank Clark, owner OF
~ y. shot NIcoIo Abondante
a. me hitter demonstrated with
- 80 told him not to talk 30
+ 49,. ~ wife was dying. Clark
q Arrest. Abondante may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
NURSE GETS GEM

Miss Mary Loomis, tho retiring
president OF the King County Grad.
uate Nurses association was pre-
scented with diamond and pearl
pendant and chain by her assocI-
ates at It's meeting, held Thursday
evening. Miss LOOMS had been
president OF tho association for ten
years. Miss Anna Green made the
presentation speech.
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JOHNSON DOESN'T WANT
ANY CELEBRATION

SACRAMENTO. Nov. g.--Com-
plying with his wishes expressed In
telegram from Omaha, progress
sives OF this city and county will
not give Governor Johnson any for
NAL welcome upon his arrival here
Sunday, but are today preparing to
be ON hand TO congratulate the de-
feated vice presidential candidate
on his campaign in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
HELD UP, BUT
ONLY GAVE UP 81

Ray Mahoney, living at the Wal.
dorf hotel. was held up early this
morning by . masked. armed man.
nj the corner OF 9Th nv. W. and
West Lee at. The holdnp obtained
ti.2o. David McKin was also the
victim of robbery last night.
1896 being stolen from his trous-
erB an he slept In his room at SIC
University at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09
PROMINENT NOME MAN HERE

Among the Nome arrivals In this
city are Mr.. and Mrs. Jafet Linde-
berg. Mr. Lindeberg Is president
Of the Pioneer Mining Company,
and one of the leading mining men
Of the North. He Is also a large
real estate owner In Seattle. He Is
at tho Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-09

4 iaxi driven By z y. cooney.
tser of the Savoy hotel. was
s.,rh 4 ne Intersection Of Broad
~ md Piks st. Last nlxhi by an
- owned By J. A. BaIllarxccn
~ divss BY a Jap. One OF the
cru.anss Of the taxi. Miss NJ.
nv1a Of the Goldie apartments.
neplsed ! broken arm and bad
hRsipe4 Witnesses say that the
- - driving at the rate OF 30
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SS24yxss44x44xS
'e1NAl FARLEY 4
m Los ANGELES 4

5S~"Hft ~ ~ = 4 ftt
~ ANGELES. Nov. s.--fIis EN-.
Senn Cardinal Farley, head
homan Catholic church In
~ end party. arc here to-
~ VII remain in Los An
snuI Tuesday. then go east
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~.~<~~-~~~>~~~~~>e~>>e
70 acres water front. acres clear
cd. ~ acres IN bearing orchard,
Groom piastered house, chicken
houses. brooder houses all plas-
tered. on good road. close 10 good
town, one hour from Seattle. Price
$500 terms ~ 800 cash. balance
10 years.
MEftHfTT REALTY co.
74O-71f New York Block
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Farm Lands


WILL BUY YOUR CROP or
BEftHfitS
Tho fnohomish Canning Company
Will contract for 8 years 20 pur-
chase your entire crop At market
prices Land IN Bnohomisb county
will produce from $500 20 1900 per
acre In berries. VIZ have some
land near Machias In S-acre tracts
at 500 per acre. You can purchase
. acres or 20 acres ON your own
terms.
OLE HANSON a co.
1t4-ib-iG-iT New York Blk.
LAKE WABHfNGTON o ACRES
Only y mile from the lake. on good
road. acres of rich land. partly
alder bottom, where one can raise
vegetables chickens and fruits.
Price ~ $50. Terms tfzs cash
and 80 monthly. Go 10 Kirkland.
Take Madison car and county
ferry 20 Burke A Farrar's office.
or call az iOs Cherry ~.
l.. &. sfMkfNS
Hrl f.itaffE ifldN OUB- BGNfOfficf
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Funeral Directors.

University Undertaking Pariors, tait
itth N. ". North llz w. 4. Fork
ner.
VI " BuTTEftWoHTH q bONH.
1871 First az Main Or Elliott sts.
flfsdon. eSf flowsfs. fnnsfsi pisesz
Elliott 1<gt. isis Second. Green
house. beacon p7s.
BURNS FLORAL co. COL srd Main
ssil-Cut flowers. denlgns. serda.
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For Sale-Poultry

Anconas. Dark Cornish and r. r.
lteds. breeders ana young stock.
Belgian haren breeders and young.
Monroe 81.
Rock and Red cochereie. 18th Az. y.
ana Ferdinand, Georgetown. Bid
uey f10E
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S~-~~~~.~~~e~1~eeS>~N ~<~>e~~>.>~~~N~No
Homestead or desert claim reiinquish-
msnt, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fored. Thomas Craig. z2i Union ~.
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Board and Room

Children boarded. best care, home
surroundings. Ballard 1883. f44s
W. ain
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Personal.

s~.><>>>>>~~~~>~~re>N ~~.~~~~~~o~r>~~
Or. A. Lee Lewis, consulting chiro-
practor. Hours 2 TO . y. IN. 3t6.7
attendant.
HUPTUHE CURED; permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years, ages | TO 75. Harvard Sys-
tom, bf7 Eitel Bldg, Seattle.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened, soc
doz.; razors, 2bc, etc. lf0i fth av.
Get Acquainted Society Names aud
addresses. 70s Pine st.
Say u saw II In The Star"
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l.. &. siMkfNS
xzt Ilherty nldE.. OPP. pontofflce.

Exchange-Real Estate
N~.~>~.~-~~>~~-~~~>~~~ ~~I~~~~s~~~>~~~
acres Of good land. all cleared and
in cultivation, good s-room pias-
tered house, chicken houses. on
county road. y mile 20 station,
sidewalk 90 property close 20 Ne
attis. Price y. 500. VIII trade for
a modern residence.
MERRITT REALTY co.
T1e-7zi New York Block
For sale OF exchange Tor improved
screage north city limits. Ia acre
IN Ashland, Ore. well cultivated,
plenty fruit. orchard. berries.
grapes. large now house. zzr1t.
Fireplace. covered porchen. city
water. no incumbrancc- h-ss. care
Star
40 ACRES. 81 800
Two miles two r. " and town. good
soil. might accept cheap lot AZ
part payment balance any terms.
CHURCHILL. EAST 5000
L. q. SfNKISs
27t Liberty bldg. OPP. Postoffice.
We exchange everything sverywhers
At any time, n your price u right
Real Estate Exchange. k1o-szi
Lnmber Exchange.
Modern bungalow IL exchange for
acreage near city. ffs Afcndf Hla.
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Money to Loan

-. NAL EsTx1K LotSs
rfTf~ IE1) ~c0rEffff I0Xf18>~
On improved or vacant property, any
amount. $50 20 $500. long or short
time, easy payments. no delay.
Bturteyant q Co, az Boston Xix.
Farm timber, city loans. money
ready: quick action. 50t Aehihorn.
Elliott zgso.
Money to loan. mortgages, contracts.
commercial paper bought. M0rriss
5if Bailey Bldg
l. q. HfnKISB
zz4 Liberty Bldg, OPP. Postoffice.
Money 70 loan on improved property
Al current rates. AS Episr Blk.
aniATItsI AND soLLATEHAL
HeaDsc table place % borrow money
on diamonds and jeweirys low
rates. private offices. American
Jeweiry Co. sos second.
IL YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personal notes 10 employees terms
and payment reasonable. Como
and SEE Us.
EAsTERN BROKERAGE co.
205 Northern Bank Bldg, 9Th 4 piks
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Kodak developing. Zoe roll any
size. Jacobs Photo Hhop, Psi Bid,
so calling cards. &c. iis Madison.
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Special Notices.
Phone your troubles 10 J. A. Hpann.
sewer contractor. East s07f. Main
2t71.
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Want ed--.-second hand shot gun;
must be IN good condition and
cheap. Address x-sst. care star
Wanted. furnished house. 8 or 4
rooms. not too far out In Ballard
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Seattle. WIN.
Bright young woman ntenogrBphcr
wants position. 4 years experience.
references Kenweod fs2.
viii care Tor children any time or
any place. by day or hour. Ballard
1910
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Single rooms. tf.50 up: suite, e3-o0
Up: Near public market
Cheap. we'll furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
at $40 Howell.
Earle. single II. X rooms III Marion
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9sSs6 4 r SsoSs ( 6scd j e ssS fciscfHs
for sale cheap. They are and .
years old. some fresh and others
coming fresh soon. Phone Ken
wood zif.
Heavy team for sale cheap. II taken
At once. W. y. LAmbell. Dunlap
sta. Phone Beacon 1854.
For sale. 10 cows al a bargain. In
quire s1o7 5xnd N. w.
Wan, TO buy good mich cow cheap
Sidney 1tf7.