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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03
Candidates Declare
Expense Accounts

A number OF candidates at the late
city election filed reports OF their ex-
penses at the office Of County Auditor
Hannah yesterday. The one represent
ing the largest amount OF expenditures
was filed by City Chairman J. W. Mitch
ell. who conducted the vigorous campaign
In the interest OF the republican candi-
dates. His receipts and expenditures
represented a total OF ss3650. which was
spent for the legitimate expenses Of the
campaign. The money was all credited
to the sources from which II came, con-
tributions from each OF the candidates
and donations from citizens interested
in the republican campaign. The largest
individual expense account was filed by
J. P. Hess. republican candidate for
mayor. who paid out ,5s2.25. The largest
item Of this was 500 contributed to the
campaign fund in charge Of Chairman
Mitchell.
The detailed statement Of expenses
shows that dilatory voters who had to
be sent for and hauled TO the polls cost
Mr.. Hess Slss. almost wholly for car
riage hire. His next highest item Of
expense was $3.50 for campaign cards.
W. D. Hardin. democratic candidate
for city assessor. who has held the Of
flee for more than ten years. and has
never failed to be the recipient Of the
largest vote polled on either side, got
nervous enough to be induced to pay out
sl25.3 for election work His republican
opponent, Dan B. Reardon. paid out y7s.25.
The expenses Of the socialist candidates
were very light. Roy Ryckman, candI-
date for alderman of the Second ward.
and ]. r. Thomas. running for alderman
at large, had no expenses. J. C. Jensen,
who desired to be alderman for tho
Fourth ward. filed SO as the total Of his
expenses. c. F. Gardner, candidate for
treasurer, paid out only s2.25. and NJ r
sutton. candidate for park commissioner
expended s7.25.
Mayor Maloney and the other princinaI
candidates have not yet filed their ex-
pense accounts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03

Davis. drugs.
victrola- SIS. A. Hosps g.
H. Berwick for wall paper.
Woodring Undertaking Co. TcL So.
Corrigsns. undertakers, Phones las.
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone s..
Dickerson for fine work on R Z.
watches. q Pearl st.
Bluff City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No. asia
10 SAVE OR BORROW. SEE c. B.
Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn. ls3 Pearl.
Magazines bound. Morehouse & Co.
Visit \. Hospe Co.'S Victor Parlors.
Council Bluffs.
incubstors. 6o-egS capacity. S..S: $50
egg capacity for yi-3. We sell the Des
Moines Incubator line. p. Z. De Vol
adw. Co. 50i B'dway.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses. cattle and all
ehattel securities at big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over go w. Bdway.
Byron 7. Smith. 81 years old. for many
years a fireman on the Milwaukee rail
more than twenty years, died last night
at his home. l0oS Fourth street. Death
was due TO kidney trouble. He is sur
vlved by his widow and one daughter.
Hazel. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
The body of Alfred Alexander. . years
old, who died at the General hospital In
Omaha after a brief illness from pneu-
monia, was brought 10 this city yester-
day for burial The casket was taken to
Woodring's chapel preparatory for the
funeral. Burial will be In Walnut Hin
Dodge street, Omaha. He is survived by
his widow and his parents.
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church;
James NJ. Williams, Minister. All day
meeting OF the Women's Home Mission
society, Foreign Mission society and La
dies Aid society at the church on Tues
day. Lunch at Il o'clock. Excellent
programs are being prepared and all are
invited. Prayer meeting at the church
Wednesday evening at S O'Clock. Theme:
Our General Rules" The oratorio,
'The Prodigal Son." will be given by
the chorus on Friday evening with sixty
voices. See announcement on another
page during the week. The children's
chorus will practice on Wednesday
evening after school at I o'clock
There will be no more Sunday after
noon practice. Only those children who
are present at the Wednesday after
noon practice will be allowed to sing on
Sunday evening. Special services on
Easter Sunday. The childrens' annual
Easter exercises will be given at the hour
Of the morning service. The doors Of
the church will be opened. Those who
desire to be received into the church at
this time will be received. Parents hav.
ing children 10 be baptized will brinr
them to this service. Baptism will also
be administered to all others who ar,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03
FIFTH AVENUE BARRACKS
DEFEAT METHODIST FIVE

The Fifth Avenue Baracas defeated the
Broadway Methodists in a fast game Of
basket ball last night at the local "Y''.
s5 to Il. before fair sized crowd in the
Baraca class games that are played every
IS out of IS points for his side. The
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03
Council Bluffs

passing Of Mcintosh and his basket shoot
ing also featured.
The Baracas took the lead in the frs,
Monday night.
FNulmer by his basket Tipping scored
few minutes Of playing and were never
in danger at any time through their su-
perior team work the half ended 10 70
10 in their favor
The Methodists took a brace in the
second half through the basket tossing
OF Deffenbaugh, but after five minutes
OF playing the Rsracas five through
teamwork took the lead, Fulmer in this
half made baskets at will. tossing five
field goals with ease. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03

Goals from Field: Giles. .; FNIlmer. 5:
Marsh, l; Mcintosh. 3; Parks. /: Deffen.
haugh. 3; Osborn, |. Free Throws: Full.
mer. ?; Marsh. >: Fonda. 3: Deffcnbaugh,
& Referee: LennoN. Umpire: Gersten
Time OF Halves: " minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03

Dressing best does not always mean
buying the most clothes. II more fire.
quently means simply spending a little
more with the dry cleaner and saving a
sreat deal that otherwise would go 20 the
tailor. Let us help you cconomize, send
your garments to the Ruff City Lsun-
dry, Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Phone
number is SSH
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs Office OF
The Omaha Bee Is at 10
Scott Street. Telephone as.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-03
Your Receipt for Correct Records

These are the adding
wheels which show the
total OF the amounts print
ed on the receipts issued.
They act as your receipt
for a correct, unchange-
able record. A secret
record like this gives you
a control on all your bus
mess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Capture of Martin Was Clever
Piece of Detective Work

committed ia Seattle during the
past three months, the most import
ant OF which are the foregoing. and
the police have succeeded In regain
ing ali the loot. the stealing o.
which has been attributed 10 the al.
legged thief over 5000 worth OF
ieweiry has been recovered.
The arrest OF Martin was effected
By the splendid detective work Of VI.
j. McNamee OF the detective force.
who thrcc weeks ago obtained a
cino TO the crimes while ho was
taking in an Orpheum performance.
McNamee was Witnessing a burglar
act when one of the actors Of the
cast. under the guise Of doctor.
was planning the robbery Of safe.
A young woman seated next 20 Nc
Nance. became very uneasy az the
criminal motive Of the person on
the stage cleared up.
MeNamee saw her clutch her
watch. pinned 10 her breast, and the
thought that the girl was wearing
a stolen watch came 10 him Ike a
flash. He followed his clue and
learned the woman's identity. Later
she confessed that she had been
wearing stolen Iewelry. Together
with a friend. she told the detective
where abe got the iewelry. naming
Fred Martin as the thief
Martin was brought before Cap
tain OF Detectives Tenant last
week, and the case the police had
against him was explained 10 him.
Uia arrest followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

HH. ANU hN1s NNNtft'N@
uker I,ot.a A. Morrison and Reid
y rhorass knelt AZ the altar steps
81 John's yesterday afternoon.
!. rssslys Rev. Maurice J. byNater ,
s,,ss.nx after being pronounced
=. aed wife. a pretty little 70.
1900 vas eliminated. which begRn
~. ,bsy met Cor the first time
- k,slt before the same minister
& North Yakima. four years ago.
& onilrnation In the Episcopal
shnrch
tn attachment formed IN the
<lsrsh xrex until the young people
sr,,sss they wouid kneel again n
A. aIsar together. 50 Mr. Thomas
~ % homestead near sunny
~ he home OF the bride, AMI
M there tao years. whore he d.
videS his time between winning =
hurs from the desert for his fian'
a. ssa drawing cartoons lie was
arexsfnl In both: the homestead
brsx prosperous little ranch. and
y cartoons have appeared in sew.
a vapers Of the Northwest. When
AZ aecided 10 assume the reSp0nst.
kllries q married nfe. thsy thought
i meet fitting that Rev bywaicf.
40 vas IN q way Responsible Tor
o. match. should offielate ~ the
utj<'1x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
TEDDY MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP
IN MINI.

ST PAIL. MInn.. May i1--Lat.
- returns from The state primary
eiscfka received today Indicate
tat Thea Roosevelt carried every
sxuesslonal district In Minnesota
ezrss, possibly two. and that the
esisnei has %, probably II. Of Min.
nnsoszs "a delegates In the nation
q republican convention.
o. the LIS delegates In the Min.
heso.x state republican convention
q czndifates for president stand
y fu!ioEs:
Rooaeyelt sos. Taft iis. Ia Fol.
he lss.
ULa FolIestes delegates. so are
ui1stucted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
MITY GIRL AS
A BOLD BANDIT

vsg. sifea Press Leased Wire,
HHnt, May f3.--Loulse Aoff.
-" 2 sood looking girl Of n,
- ossn arrested at FiorIsdorf.
ss sa With being the author OF
~. y daring hoIdvps. She was ar.
we. ..so on Information Of Albrecht
4. "msnn' whose purse size took at
-. p''h' on revolver. Police In
49,. $3.50 Disclosed the fact that she
-. .'r'rred the youth Of the dis.
ss-,,. ~ nearly two years. but her
49, s never complained because
49, "s'e ashamed to admit that
mao been robbed by a airl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
GARAGE BILL FACES
DEFEAT

Unless the council this afternoon
postpones action on the billing
park garage bill, Il Is doomed to de-
feat. with President Hesketh and
Blaine absent. II viii be absolutely
impossible for the garage advocates
20 muster six votes TO override the
mayors veto. Counciimen Griffiths,
WardalI and Haas are sure TO vote
10 sustain the veto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
MOTHER"
WAS QUEEN

NosAsr was queen Of the bright,
HmJ day which greeted Seattle
n'xs yesterday. At home. In the
afnehssl in the parks. on the lakes
-sSeryvhsre. she vas supreme.
Li'ls and big. boys aud girls. tots
20 gray-haired grown-ups. an re-
henbeFed mother yesterday. for u
"a TIE greatest human interest
y q The Mothers day. Rcd
urnations spoke Of mothers below.
9 SUI among her children White
1'nziions spoke Of mothers depart.
Bat. whether living or dead,
x1hers Of al living sons and
1asaters In Seattle were remem.
'sa--and these sons and danrh.
W al start their work today a
1o.aand times better for the kind.
y ieeiings thus Inspired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

height OF 1900 feet by W NJ. Nor
ton, a passenger In Parmolee'a ma
chine.
Parmelce has written 10 the 10,
cal representatives OF the aviation
meet that he viii Fly In almost any
kind OF weather Seattle has seen
Ely Robinson and Hamilton fly.
but SAYS rarmeiee. These follows
flew Ia another age. and a year
makes lot of difference In the
flying game. can do things with
my plane now that were never
thought OF a year ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

written le,ter IN his launch yesler.
day morning. addressed 20 "Mfa.
Cofiune Ninsln. in which she 10
charged with blackmail 4 black
straw hat. a satin hand bag and 9th.
~ trinketA we're found ON the boat
also, The police were notified. and
ali day yesterday an Investigation
vas conducted. but no clue was 90
tanned 20 the supposed suicide The
work OF dragging the lake was con.
tinued until this morning. when
Deputy Coroner Horlhwiek declared
that In his opinion tho matter was
a fake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
lAAnM AM! ISSUES
~ uNLY EIGHT PAGES

Ban Fps sn irress Leased wins,
San FrsnSs...''iscO, May 13.-The
sIghtpsasaae 'sc o.. Examiner issued an
'Issuleats. ssi Y, % classified adver-
statemss, s me paper contained a
ssrsons s1, Declaring there was mo
nen's m a,s aniinps IN the local p pres 49,
s~ms s ss,'ss' az their men were
'''e'y on telegraphic orders,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
WILL LEAP 5000 FEET
FROM AN AEROPLANE HERE

Seattle people win see soon for
The first time one OF the most dare.
devil feats ever accomplished BY
birdmen. PIN parmelce. famous
aviator. who has boon performing
marvellous fcats at Venice. Cal.
aud who a few months ago aided
the sheriff OF Los Angeles county
Ia capturing bandit. and cilff Tur.
pin. another intrepid sky liver. will
appear At the Meadows ON May 30
and 30 The headline affair. how
ever VII be leapiag from an aero
plane With parachute from a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
EMPLOYEES WIN;
NO INJUNCTION

The striking employees OF the y.
& X. tailoring shop. or Columbia
S.. who walked out week ago Fri
day. scored a decisive point when
Judge Dykemau this morning re.
fused to grant an injunction 10 pre-
vent plcketlng. The court held that
there was not any showing that any
Illegal methods were reHOrted TO.
The strikers put up the argument.
through their attorney. Thomas X.
Horuer. that they had right 70
protest against starvation wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Special Notices.

Tse~t-sf~Hsf~fNrN fNe~f~ese~fNfNe - ~ ~ y
f1Iat anniversary OF the Polish con
atltutlon viii be held under aus
nieeH 81 the seattle lodges % Pole
ish National Alliance. y. A. on
sunday. next May 18Th. Ia Macea Z
hes empir Ballard. Wash, COM
tuanrSmant al , q. m All cnnpa'
trl1ta and friends invited Gem
mittrc
Madame bel Sol. seven years la III
dia. readings daily, Wohnsnday and
SATURDAY. evenings OffltG 1ua.
over Hank for saNiuEs, drd q Pike,
s.rt our 81 coo accident policy. for
81 90 year Coma way A shell q
hauer. tes Arcade Annex.
ffnliisr- Plants % ali descriptions,
3hie linliy e. fhour ileaceh s1o.
Nlchols. hungalowa hLnehIey IlIk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
EVELYN THAW
WITH HER BABY

tBy Enifsd Press Lsn-ed wirep
NEW YORK, May f3.-Ef-
forts 70 cut loose forever from
Harry X. Thau, slayer OF
Stanford White, are being
made here today BY Evelyn
Hesbit Thaw. Content with the
eorpanionship OF her 81
nonths-old baby boy, who was
born In Europe, Mrs. Thaw
announces her willingness TO
abandon the 5000 yearly In
come she has been receiving
from Thsw, provided he gives
her a lump sum Of $4,000 and
allows her her freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
DkokEN HEART
KILLS THIS DOC

4 b",nl'.efVlLI.E. Ind. May IA
1 b," a pup Is dead IN this city Of
H. 100, ,. heart The animal wa,
bn s \, rl,,y,' and constant compan
Ne bse..ms.i william d'Haer. and wher
Or ,sss. SICK . few days AFRO. M
/, , me to leave his bedside.
tenpt t@,s, rhine and bark and al
hsIly I, = nc, lck his masters face VI
h sno !, hsseaIne necessary 10 lock II
fused e u a ali died the dog re-
kisr " ea' and It died ~ hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
ourHEIL,s SECOND TRIAL

The second trial OF g. Louis Gut
he'll OF the Angelus cafe, on the
charge Of selling liquor to minors.
was begun In Judge Ronafs court
this morning. Upon the first trial
the jury disagreed. after staying
out for more than 23 hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
FAKE DECLARE POLICE AFTER
SEARCH FOR BODY OF SUICIDE

After dfagglag Lake Washington.
NJ the foot Of the Madison street
wharf, all morning. without fiudlng
the body Of Young woman believed
to have committed suicide some
time Saturday night, tho CORNERS
office today Is OF the opinion that
the letter written and found in a
launch near the shore. and ether ar.
tseics discovered. we're planned as
a hoax
G. J. tlefxogs owner Of the launch
Dolphin. discovered a t6.page type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

Gf nottAAs
Madam flsI vol clafTtafani .iufpira-
tioniat. seven yeafa IA tudia. fea
viii find consultation Win hHf
beneficial Hours 10 n, ~. g y
M daily "Wednesday ana Aathf-
day evenings 20 to- Suite = -it.
Hotel Abbott Pike 81
FAEE. PRIZE FREE
Advice addresses. Information, gen
ufat ttat correspondents refined
high-elaas business aud social tif-
clos. t4fa NofthiRhe Ave. NprtA
fte Florence Nichols
nuiTtRE CURED. permanent, no
operation OF detention from labor
over too cases cured past I've
years ages 4 to -. HhfNard
System. IA Elisi nids seattle.
Good hnnis for small child Ia pfi-
vatr family two adults BOT par
tieutRra phone krnwuod aitN.
Ambitioua. refined widow deaifvH
gentleman partner In lodging
house X III star
Wanted The address or whsrs-
abouta Of W M9Ek. rhono Queen
Auna ts&s -. MoQhr.
uft.LErarE BLADES aharpensd. toe
dos faxuFH. sse. etc. it0i tth AZ.
Don't 10 lonrfY. join our Matrimonial
bureau ladies' free yes Pins st.
TourEEs. wfns--Ali Kinds ~ haIf
work kerb. tes spring Ina sss1
Nichols. hankaioua liiaekley Dix
say 'saw n Ia The Atar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

Philip Morrison. $40 Belmont av.
~. 500. January 10.
Charles E. WhtsIesey. 1920 Fed
erai as.. 81 900.
X. c. Henry, I'LL Harvard sv. ~.
81 500.
J. A. Bsiiiareeon, 43i Harvard av.
NJ. 5000.
c. !. Smith, ffs7 Harvard av.,
$500.
The arrest Saturday Of Fred Mar
tin. cement worker. aged 30. clears
up the mystery Of several burgsries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Lost and Found.

~~r~~~r~r~r~f><~@1e>N<%
Lost --goid watch ana pin. initials
" 1 g on lnsia~ Of case. on Hvnf
ton av. and 11th AZ. -. between
f.seils and Ferdinand. Return
8sft Eeuton az. Afn. 1lrh1nts
phone lfcdenn i48.
TUESDAY. black. With some brown.
French bull terrier. small White
SPOT on lower hp Phone Main
aft4. After J .. IN Queen Anne
ssAgi Fe~era.
f-osf. SATURDAY,. hetw~.n ! aaa
o'rierk One latya long white MN
glove Please ghons Aaln $500.
Mr Hayfan
foaf Tan poe ksfhonk containing
Iseo and five car tickets Phone
X tst.
f.oHt---ssundaY gold watch. initials
NJ r. between Ballard and tpth
and phinneY, Krtufn sfs ISM.
taft on seat az Madrona park sun
aay hroWnie camera. Phone East
49,
t-hriatersens hau. Friday ssenins.
gold finE wite sapphire btons,
Fhsno kssi 5lat
Foana--Thv tight place go have your
watch repaired. Hywona. @rweiof.
1881 Thifd. nsef PIKE All WORK
guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Help WantedFemaIe

N~.~4~sN1~-~-~s~-~4~ec~~4 ~~~o~~~~~1~e~~~~~~~
several ladies for house-to- house
soliciting 70 take orders for ar
ticie handled by druggists. Not
toilet articles Preference given
to trained aud practical nurses.
Permanent positions and advance
mont Salary and car fare. Ap-
ply room a2i iiberty Bldg.
United States Employment Bureau,
Mrs. Mcdonald wants cooks, wal,
reEses, chambcrmaids. day work
houaek eeperk. hotel help a apo-
ofnlty. ~ Mutual Life Bldg.
Phone Elliott 2st5
wanted-Youns women. either az
perfenced or inexperienced. to
biz yfI 10 :" nos ts grd az 0e Or $40 FIN
av. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph co.
Wanted --Expefienced binder giris.
feeders for ruling machines. also
girls 10 learn. Good pay Apply
az once The Lewis Sears Paper
Co. SIT Western.
Competent. reliable girl for genera
housework m small family. good
waitress. Cali mornings Broad
way car. 1903 Federal ave. cor
nor Of Blaipe street.
Wanted Competent girl 20 do gem
ernl homework. wages s2b. 1919
kiibourue ~. Take Walllngford
av car. Phone North 420.
Competent. reliable girl Tor general
housowork. small family, good
wages. Call mornings. SOS Fed
eral ay. take broadway car.
Wanted-Competcn woman 20 as
sist IN hnusework, must go home
nigbta, good wages. references re-
quired 200 Waldorf apartments.
Mothers. we board your children.
$500 month Orphans free. Mt
Calvary Home. 1it3 Ricwett Rev.
Ross r. Cummings, Supt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

10 ACRES ON COUNTY ROAD
For $3.50. rich loan soil. ideal for
vegetables. fruit and chickens.
This place Is within driving dis
lance Of Seattle aud close to
monthly. Take Madison car and
Kirkland ferry or steamer
t3rania 10 Burke a farrars Of
flee on kirkland wharf. or call
i0l Cherry Ut.
Reiinqulahment for sale. locatora OF
nfu,a Hank bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Help Wanted---Male

sbctP w uhtS0
A business manager who has had
erpeftrrcn N high class adNartts /.
ing. who viii have charge OF
about 80 men. Wouia prefer par.
tsks 40 Interest 81 on. q the most
Sorth~ss, saisry isoo raenth.
subject % advance. Call fis CO.
% .s = aS s:sa w,, srss , 70 sss
With United Wireless Tsissraph
Co. who are notified 10 prepare
Tor passage new law ssfsctixe
July lat making two operators o.
quick Apply chief operator. ale
Grand Trunk derk
WANTED Men and women 20
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid while learning. Call or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
80 waahinRtcn 81
Wanted --FarmerH 90 sell our great
got fine sampie root ~ mail and
Information how you can set =
start ln the most profitable bus
mess on The coast Limited sup
ply. write quick
WEST COAST gO.OP. Assn.
Westiakr Market Hldg. seattle VIC.
Yosax men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph service. easy
20 learn: salary f1s TO 500 post.
tinns qua raNteed Call or address
National telegraph lnstitnts.
pion 1rd av.. opposite Orphsurn
theatre
Why does Luudqgist sell t2b suits
for sfaf because he sells them
upstairs Room 2os Empress the.
atvs UuiiHiHE.
Learn TO be good bgsber Al
MOLEH BARBER COLLEGE
22o Occidental Ave.
Rayors. safety hlRden. scissors and
knives sharpenad. keys made. re-
pairing. isish Westlake.
Man % work on farm who VII take
land a. part payment fhvrs
Main sssi
Wanted--A ahingler. Call 702t
18th y. -, Monday morning
FAY u saw u in The star"
spring. st pool room. Everything
new; 1is cents per cue. fo1i Third
av w cramer. Ted Dalns.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
HOO. suititoriun. it7t eth av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

ScN~rS~NN~.~~~~~N> S0,S><r~~~~N~S~s~4~eoOoO
10 minutes OF Rainier Beach. aero
tracts, with or without houses;
terms Lakeside Realty Co, 3rd
aud Kenny ST, Kennydale, Wash
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms ana acreage.
j. r. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. Washington MAIN 72i
acres choice bottom land for s2h0.
$1,000 cash and $500 "A month 4
T.. Martin. owner. all Marion Bld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
For Saie-Poultry.

The largest and most reliable poui.
try housc-end floor. New Corner
Market Visit US. get our prices
ON pure bred poultry. Matching
eggs and supplies.
Full stock OF pure bred poultry.
Matching eggs poultry supplies.
fresh dressed poultry. incubators
fresh ranch eggs kaiem Poultry
Msrkc,, Pike Place.
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