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The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

ferring with a number of Our citi-
zens, found responsive chord to
the overtures that good will and
harmony should prevail among all
our citizens in public matters and
that evening the Commercial club
was called together and the matter
put up to them, the Eureka com
nlittee meanwhile returning home.
1t was decided to appoint com
nittee to confer with Eureka peo-
pie along the lines suggested, and
on the following day Messrs Booth,
Blackford, Stouechest and Burns
met with the Eureka citizens III
that city.
About seventy-iive people were
present, Mayor Hanlann presiding
Mr.. Booth spoke on the legal
phases of the matter III hand IN
Mr.. Blackford spoke along general
lines, describing the benefits that
would arise by all working togeth-
er that what would benefit Eure-
ka must benefit other sections and
vice versa where Libby or other
localities were concerned. Mr..
Hamann and others of Eurkea
spoke in similar vein. The Libby
committee then withdrew while the
Eureka people discussed the matter
among themselves.
The Eureka people without a
dissenting voice voted in favor of
the tentative plan, but agreed that
it was subject to obtaining the con-
sent of Reid and We'll, the prime
movers i'll the injunction suit, to
make it effective Previous to the
vote Mr.. Well had left the hall !,
announcing that he would later
give his decision. 1t was further
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20
liar! LIAR! LIAR!
YOU'RE ANOTHER ]!

Local interest is focused on the
Chicago con -Antion. The Taft
forces yesterday won the second
test vote on the motion to throw
o''t the contested delegates, bv
r. to 51o This has tho affec+ of
rrino the matter ~ The Gre
II "tials committee.
The convention was in an nproar
for ~ver an hour. in an effort to
sto~pede for Teddy. A woman
was carried around on men s shout
de"s while she threw kisses lavishly
in every direction and state dele
cations paraded. The hubbub last
81 IN hour and then the steam roll
er calmly rolled over the Roosevelt
enthusiasm by the vote given
above.
The lie was frequently passed
and PERSONAL encounters were mar
rowly averted. tits expected there
will be two more days of conten-
tion, with night sessions, before the
convention gets down to a vote on
candidates.
One noticeable feature is that
not Roosevelt speaker, when
taunted it he will support the nom
inee or bolt, comes out openly as
to what he will do. They all saw.
eff the nomination is rntain ted, -
etc, they will support the nominee,
and then go on to say that if
the contested Taft delegates are
seated the nomination is tainted.
Bryan is having some sport re-
porting the convention as a news
paper man. I,e deplores dis lack of
knowledge of sporting language SO
he can do the trick properly. He
also laments that a passage from
he Bible was lost on the republi-
cans, who wanted time to hunt it
up. He thought republicans were
familiar with the Scriptures like
democrats.
If the steam roller does not slip
cog it looks very much like
double convention and "the devil
take the hindmost.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

of last week, joining her husband, who
conducts a cafe in the Palace bar build
ing.
Leo Greenough came up from Spo.
kane Saturday to look after his interests
aud the interests he represents in the B.
& b. mining properties.
]. H. McGlogan chief lineman of the
Great Northern system, accompanied by
B. S. Lands, Western Union inspector,
made Troy their headquarters Tuesday
while inspecting the reconstruction of
the telegraph line.
d. T. Wood has just received a letter
from Governor Norris stating he had
been selected a delegate from Lincoln
county to the Good Roads congress to be
held at Anaconda July s and g.
Miss Susan Gossweller arrived the last
o. the preceding week from Iowa for a
visit at the home Of her brother, F. NJ.
Gossweller.
The ball game, Troy Colts VS.. Bonners
Ferry regulars, ended disastrously for the
Colts to the tune of s to s. The interest
Ing tature of the game was credited 10
Bud Wood, who pitched for Troy. In
the last three innings he struck out eight
men out Of nine, and in all fourteen. AL
though his support was not heavy enough
to defeat the Ferryites, still they did as
we'll as could be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Callow returned
from Spokane the first of the week where
they attended the wedding of Mr.. Claude
Woodworth They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Callow's brother, Frank
Woodwork.
Considerable work has been laid out
for the program of development of the
B. & B. mining properties for the season.
Work has already been started on re-
modelling the old shacks, preparatory to
the building of new ones. An air COM
pressor and necessary mining machinery
are on the way and IS 900 fe. of lumber
Continued on sth page.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

Let lis pray for more rain, then.
General Supt. w. D. Scott of Seattle,
Master Mechanic w Kelly of Spokane
and Snpt. l. ". Bowen Of Spokane and
Special Agent Peques were Troy visitors
with local officials the 18th and 18th.
Henry Weidner, who with Screw"
Clay has been repairing the telephone
line up III the Sylvanite country, and
planting oak trees i'll that vicinity, re.
ports fishing very good up on the Yahk
river. He was out but an hour with
"Screw" and in that time captured 20
fine trout and Mr.. Clay got % dandies.
The water is rather high now, too, but
1t does not seem to hurt the fishing
where they were. He also reports the
colony of bachelors near Sylvanite all
looking we'll and prosperous, and are
doubtless happy despite their singleness.
Miss Ralpha Spurrler Of Kootenai, Ida
ho, arrived We lnesday of last week for
short visit with friends, guest of the
Doonan family.
Mrs. L. B. Patt aud daughter, Miss
Glenne, from Cisco, Texas, are visiting
at the Van Artsdale home.
w, {. Macarthur and Harry Landis at
tended the Masonic meeting at Libby
Friday of last week.
Mop. Bailey, merchant prince and
baseball n1agnate Of Libby town, Sun
dayed in our midst and consulted with
local baseball men as to the outlook.
Miss Hazel Van Artsdale returned the
18th from visit with friends and rela-
tives at Spokane and Davenport WASH,
accompanied by Miss Muriel Lee of the
latter place.
Miss Gloria Houghton came down
from Libby Sunday, guest of her
friend, Miss Nellie Hegarty.
Mrs. Henry Carr and son Niles re-
turned from Bonners Ferry Sunday, after
couple Of days visit at that town.
Mrs Olaf Dahl arrived the latter part
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

agreed that the Libby committee
would be apprised by telegram as
TO the result of their efforts.
Attorney Notfsinger, of counsel
for the injunction people, was pres
ent. He suggested at the meeting
that the assessment be raised to
nine million dollars so that the
county could be divided. The
Libby committee pointed out that
this was impossible that the tax
roll was practically made up and
also that such raise would mean
an increase of 800 percent for a
portion of the taxpayers. The
Eureka committee backed up these
views and that no new matter
should be injected, and the sugges-
tlon was dropped
Sunday evening telegram was
received bearing the brief statement
No settlement. =
Despite the fact that the efforts
to bring about an end to the strife
which has marred our progress
failed of Consummatlon at this
time, the movement at least showed
that the mass of the people in both
communities are ready to work to-
gether i'll harmony and would do
SO but for the action of a few NAL
contents.
The result of the conference also
brings out the suggestion that Mr.
Wells action in this matter may
be influenced by parties higher
up, who up to this time have not
been '..sinoked out.
Meanwhile the injunction case is
up tor hearing today at Helena,
and SO far as the litigation is con-
cerned the whole matter stands
where il did before the meeting.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20
TWO SECTIONS TRY HARMONY BIG CRIST OF LIVE TROY NEWS

Messrs. Carey, Purdy and Brad
ley, three of the prominent citizens
of the Plains, accompanied by At
torney Logan of Kalispell, visited
in Libby last Thursday.
Mr.. Logan, as a friend of both
sections, suggested a get-together
plan, burying of the hatchet aud
a cooperation of future efforts that
will build up all sections of the
county.
The basis suggested was that
Eureka people to drop the In
junction suit against roads and
roads and bridges and desist from
further litigation of A similar ma
ture that would block public enter
prises that efforts to have another
county seat election this fall should
not be countenanced, and that the
two communities now at logger
heads should in the future work
hand-i i'll hand for all public enter
prises that will help to benefit and
build up the community as whole.
In turn it was sought that
Libby people should drop the
contemplated injunction suit to re-
strain the commissioners from do
mating $500 for a county fair at
Eureka and use their efforts to pre-
vent litigation along similar lines
that the people of both communi-
ties should work in good faith for
the passage of special bill in the
next legislature to divide Lincoln
county, and that the Libby people
join with the Eureka people in
working for all public measures
which be of benefit to the entire
county.
The visiting committee, in con-
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20
B00S7ERs'FoR GOOD
80 ROADS SATURDAY,

From present appearances the
Good Roads meeting to be held
here Saturday, the 22nd, will be
attended by some 50 or 60 repre-
sentatives from neighboring cities
and counties. Bonner county, Ida
ho, commissioners will be present,
and representatives from Standpoint
and Bonners Ferry commercial
bodies. Spokane county is expect
ed to be properly represented and
Kalispell and Flathead county will
have strong delegations.
a banquet will be served at
Hotel Libby in the evening, with
mountain trout and home products
featuring.
The visitors will be guests of the
Commercial club and the citizens of
Libby, who will give them proper
courtesies and entertainment.
The importance of this meeting
cannot be overstated or overesti-
mated. The interest it will center
upon our greatest need at this time
good roads---must result in prac-
tical benefit to all of us and if
systematic plan can be devised,
with a hearty cooperation all along
the line, the through auto highway
between Spokane and the Glacier
National park will naterialize IN
the very near future. The weak
est spot in the chain today is the
link in this county, and we should
use our best efforts to complete
this necessary link and thus pro-
vide through means of transpor-
tation, not only for prospective.
settlers and pleasure seekers, but
as an important artery in the chan
nels of trade and travel among our
own people.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

Miss Rose LaCharity stopped off a
couple of days last week on her way
from Spokane to her home at Libby, tc
visit with her friend and former school
mate, Miss Beatrice Doonan.
Geo. Monlo, prominent rancher, drove
his big sorrel team to Bonners Ferry the
fore part Of last week and came back on
passenger the next day. He reports the
roads i'll bad shape to the Idaho line, but
from there west the road is in fine condi,
ton
R. Z. Higgins, district boiler inspector
Of the interstate commerce commission
was here the 18th and I4th, looking UP
work III his line.
W. 9 Brown, former nachinist at this
place, and wife left for Portland the 5tll
for visit with friends and relatives,
Rupert Clark came ,p from onipe
town, the old mining camp five miles up
from the mouth Of the Yahk, where he
had been doing little prospecting
Years ago a party of Chinese prospectors
had made quite a respectable haul by
panning out the ore from the pockets of
the lcdges that comprised glacier drift
$50 feet long, These pockets fill up but
no one has yet been able to find the
mother lodc-the source of it all.
Percy O. Kidder, our punper at the
roundhouse, had the misfortune to fall off
the railroad trestlc just east of town and
narrowly escaped serious injuries but for
his rare presence Of mind. He was rid
ing his bicycle over the trestle when it
skidded on the slippery planks and threw
him headlong to the ground below, a
distance of 20 feet He succeeded in
rlghting himself before touching the
ground, however, and suffered only a
badly strained hip
lhe recent rain has wrought wonders
with crops and sure was a blessing to all
the farmers. Frank w Swanson OF
south OF town, reports crops up his way
III very fine shape and thinks that lit
tie more rain would not dc any harm.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-06-20

P. ]. Brophy came down from
the Libby placers yesterday to go
to Spokane to attend the silver iu-
bilee and commencement exercises
of Gonzaga college. Mr.. Brophv
has two sons attending this institu-
ton, the elder of whom has been
selected as class orator at the ex-
ercises.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
etcinarEdtcr am &aein.

StlSeefiios mt, mcnidfiden cher tier,
ibnlibcn SpyMrH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Na1 81 arpalI itDbt iebes Mo<
lttiil In Der Getunbs nit ben anbern
5000 millionenmal ~5uias1men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Central Business College,
Sedalia, Missouri.

The above school is just mail
ing one hundred thousand college
journals all over the country.
This is n Of the most elegant
journals ever published. Any one
desiring to see one will receive it
prepaid by mail, by sending his
address to Central Business Col
.lege, Sedalia, Mo.
The journal is printed on front
and back cover in ductone, and
is not excelled in beauty and
plain talks to pupils; it should
be in the hands of every one
thinking of attending school in
side Of one year from date.
Anyone wishing to investigate
the marvellous work done by this
wonderfully successful school will
have one of the elegant sixty-fou
page catalogues sent to his adj
dress by writing G. w. Robbins,
Sedalia, Mo.
1t is estimated that one thous-
and pupils will attend this rapid
ly growing school the coming
year. Write at once for cata-
.logue and be one of the number.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
2rabtloic Geographic burd bas
Groinncre.

Wie man fpeib, berubt Die orabtloie
Geographic bur9 Die Cuff binbura
auf Der 3dtIade, bab bteies Mebium
fir sleftrifde Meuen our6ldHig pber
~fpenisit.ns faft bur4ldFig 1T, iooab
felbft auf tpeite @ntfernunsen bin
oieie @elen nur fpenig bon ibrer
StGrte einbiiben, Sb alio cine
orabtloie sslesrapbie aud our6 oas
grbinners binbur9 mSslid III. miro
oabpn u6bGnsen, Oh Die i'm GrObooen
entbaltenen Stoffe Die elettrii6en
@elen burdlaIen uno S%uriidbaIten.
Rad bieier Ridtuns iin0 nun ieuers
bings e~tn9ebenbe 8eriu6e ans.iteGt
iporben. Ollie mDsliaen am aufbau
Der Grbrinoe teilnebmenoen @efteinss
arten iinb unter sleihartisen gebins
slngen unt.riu9t pprben, 10 &dlt,
Son, Grant, Gn.is. S9iefer, Sanos
Itein, Sano uip. Die Groi1i6ten,
ole ben elettriiden Strom nidt lei>
ten, lafen Die WeGen biuourd, Die
lsitenoen cassgen reflstti.ren iie.
@aren nun bie e~ripdbnten 9eitein.
friid. 10 ssigten Tie fat ausnabmlos
cine aiemli9 CUTE 2~eitfdhtsteit fir
glettriaitdt. 9araus tpiiroe folsen,
odb elettrii9e @elen, Die iol9e @ez
iteine t~reffen, in oieien mad allen
Ri9tunsen ser6reitet. alio iebenfaas
ni9t grabbing binourdselaI len nerben,
gei nGbersr llnteriuduns fano man
bann aber, Dab oteie 2eitfdbigteit fuit
tets auf Dem @aHersebdIt bieier @es
Ii.tne berubte; in pDlig trodenem 3us
ltanoe ernieien lie iidl namlih meiii
als ifle9t. 3siter; nit anosren Wors
ten: es lit nidt gu fiirdten, oaB elet,
trii1, @sllen cine IuslDi9ung erfub.
rem, fpenn tie bur9 sara trodene grb'
fdidten binour9geianot peroen. Dit
Gntfcrnunsen, big auf tpslde mar
our9 trodenes Grorei9 binour9 Dirt
DrabtIos telesrdpbieren tDnnen, iinf
auf / Bis 100 Meilen berednet nor
Den. Sn Der Sabara lit Stpeifeloi
cine berartise M0sli6teit porbdnoen
tpGbrenb lie in unieren @esenben aus.
sefdioFen iein oiirfte.
@
1a1 MarpdlI itDbt iebes Mo'
lefiil In Der Getunbs nit ben anberi
5000 millionenmal S~uiaa1ruen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Die bDdien SSrfer Der sdmeiB.

Wie febr bic 3abl Der SiiderbDrf.r
nnb Der 9.birgspeiler in Der Sdpeia
audi pG6T, bic bon ben eroberunsss
Iufigen @ommerreiienben n.ntoedt"
tperb.n; nod INNER bleiben abseles
gene Observation-Disclosures iibris, bic
benz 5rembsuErom perfdlofen bleiben
miiftn, ipsil i. 70 fern bon alien
aomfort li.sen. buB ielbit bic 9.fpchs
ner FOLDER einfdmen DOrfer idtper
nit ben pibrissn %llmftdnb.n gu
tGmpfen 6aben. Sn Der G9p.i5 sibt
es cine gang. Reibe bon 9orfern. bic
einen RetprS Der S0benlage aufte[len.
Do9 ben @ubm. Ole h09fte fdnbise
MenI1enaniiebluns Der S9peiS 81
{ein, fam elm tlsines 0Drflein in
Qb.rs fit fih in anfpru9 nebmen,
bic Srtfdaft greita: iie liest nah ben
neu.ien MeFunsen eenau 1949 Meter
iib.r benz Meeresfpiesel.
Der bur6 feline Acknowledgement
befannte grins Rolanb 8onapurte
bat nod cine Reibe bon tpeiteren itGns
bts.n anTsblunsen 5uiammenseitelt.
beren SDb.nlase dbnlids getraae err
rei9t. Da 1T 8usrit bus Sorf Gbun.
bolin i'm BAL b'4nnipiers, bas aui
elmer !S6be bon 1886 Meter liest.
Damn foIsen 2u nit 1918 Mster I'M
@raubiinOener MinItsrtal unb arpia
in @raubiinben nit 1892 Meter. ct.
Morib i'm gnsabin liest in elmer
SDbe bon 1856 Meter nnb aud ponts
reiina persei9net 1903 Dieter. llebers
baupt iinb in ben Waqiier @lpen bic
Mebrsabl Der 6o9itselesenen S1nei@
5er SrtI9aften. Die 8enpbner mill
fen ni6t Ielten biz arf 900 Dieter
MeeresbDbe binabItetgen. I'm i6re
Meder sll bepirtI9aften.
0ie p~orltebenben @ngaben beSieben
fid nur auf bic ltdnbis kpobnten
Srt59aften, tpdhrenr bic nur 3ur
Spmmeraeit beisbelten, i'm Wint.r
ab.r p.rlaTenen 9Drfer nod in srbeb.
Iid grDB.rs S6bs binuufiteisen. Or
liest Bel Sreitu Der plab Suf in
2133 Meter. am Ginoelen : Gletfde,
bds slei1ndmise GommerbprT in
2075 Meter !S0bt. Die b0dfb.nobn.
ten Siitten finb innerbalb bss @ebie.
tes Der Sdpeis pobl i'm Grinsel
Sal au finben, mo bic 9irten bel
2~onasqllp i'm SomMer nod in 266s
Mster .56be bauitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28


S4bnbeit, gnersis uni
9etterfeit peridninoen
idneu iobalo bieNieren
ertranft jino. Nieren.
leioen bat 10 iberbanS.
genomnten, baB ieIba
n~eugebprene 8inbet
idon nit ihmaf)en glie.
rem bebaftet iinb. Qdst
oas &ine 81 oft 8aIer.
f6rht n0S Mofysr NJ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Die eifriae @eridts

pie eifrise @eri9tse
trmmiifion gegen bas llnipefen Der
unrebliden 8antiers III paris BAT
Elm tpeiteres @lisb Dieier 3unft aus.
sebpben. Dor einisen 9asen tpuroe
Der '%ebemaliae Direction Der 8anque
Generale, elm setpiHer goloni, Der.
haftet, na6bem bereits Der Gtrob<
nonn, ben or in bic 8anf eefest
bate, benz l1nterlu1unssri9ter sus
gefiibrt poroen mar lno bic Bidder
Der 8nnt iopte ber gerinae &ahens
heItono inter Siege[ aeIeat tparen.
Sc tparen sublrei9e &laaen aeaen
bic 8nnt eiusslaufen. bic p6Gtq iperte
loie popiere in umIduf stbra6t pa.
ben foll.
SIN rSiFprif9cn 80 ns
feum Ger Dfal5" in Opener puroe Dor
einiser Set oas @i9tI6psrt seltobs
len, nit oem Die leBte SinriGtung
Unit Dem G9Derte) in Der pfal3 po[Is
sosen pproen mar. Der 9ieb III jebt
IN Der perion eines Sdiilcrs Der
Mittslt6ule aug 2uotpissbafen oes
Subnes zines bsiorosr.n @SHnsrs se.
non1tsn Mufeums, trmitislt uHo oag
S4iperi pieosr hsrbeiaeidafft NOR.
ben. Der Sunse bate nos RiGts
fGnsrt Sci einsT ErShItr in 2uos
~tpissbufen 5u peranbern a.ri.s1t. 30
bel er abssfuBi iDrrSs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Saut poer lam baS 8inb. nadoem es elm az.
lpiiies Nlter erreitt ielbit oann bas Woiier
nod ntdt einbaIten unb iabt bas Bett, oaru
1T es iider, saB bic Nieren oaran Sdulb iiuS
lino ioare man iofort nit Der 8ebanbluno.
oieier 10 tpidtigen Srgane Beginner. 9ieiee
unanaenebmen 8uitdnoe finb Der 9ronfbeit
Der Wiererl rlo 8iaie SuSuihreiben nno uid,i
Der Nngetuobnbeit beS &iuoes. 6rauen rro
Wfanner tperoen eleno gemaft burb Niersn.
nno BlaiensSeioen un6 beioe bebiirfen Der.
ielbeit 'punoerbaren Mrane:. Sic miloe uno
lotprti9e Wtrfnng bon ;, Stuautps WpotIt
lSumpfzW lrseO TIT balo bemertbar. 9ieie
Wiereii. NIB 8laien.GrSnei iuirb in allen gpp.
ttbeten IN 90 Gent nno ! Dollar Slaiden Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

BON Sei9ninen entbdlt elpanipRoOt Seintatt
non Geioenben, Die fanoen, baB .Spamp.
Root" bic ridtise Mrsnei tit. 8enn Gle an
Or. &ilmer $50, 8instamton, 81. o., i6rst.
Ssr, eripahne1 Sie uHbsoingt Diefe 8eitpus,
Sruamp.Nppt" nno bic Goreiie Biuabom.
ton, Y. ., iuelde on ieoer Jlai6e anse
sSS4S FRcs j
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Rierenleiben 9reift oas @ebirn an. r,oa,
nibmiitbiq ttno berininoert bic Nilens,rau
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

tanft. Nuf Berlangen
l1iden mir Sbnen cine
HrobeIaide pprtpfret
bu, ioipie Elm 8ampblet,
peldeS .Swamps& opts
ndber belbreibt unb
piele BON ben tauSenben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Sas 6eutfds mort .SaITt.
fumrnt bon benz urubiihen taFa6 al.
aus Rapf poer @tdtu beosut<t,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22
FOR SALE

A grocery store in city of Taco
ma with a good home trade. Will
invoice. The stock Is nothing but
up-to-date goods and in first class
condition.
Don't overlook this; 1t is a snap
one and good investment. Good
reason for selling. Apply Tacoma
Grocery Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22

We've got q Charming AR. bunga-
low for sale with a beautiful fire.
place and mirror; porcelain bath,
cabinet for dishes and cooling
food compartment. Don't fail to
walk past 500 Asotin st. and in
spect. Corner lot 50x60. Price ST.
500, $3.50 cash, $40 monthly. Bear
in mind, this isn't any ordinary
"so-calIed snap"-its genuine. Only
used months. Might consider an
exchange IL value is placed to
match this $500, which is strictly
cash value, Remember, wise men
buy when property is low and sell
when market Is active. Here's your
opportunity to make $500 clear to
start with as above home is actu-
ally worth $2000--and 1t will fetch
1t when times get better.
LENNOx TRUST co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22
Mckinley Park Home

A new 6-ro6m bungalow large
pantry, closets and bathroom; lot
60x120, on corner; nice lawn, bear
Ing fruit trees and berries; good
garden; blocks from car; walk
ing distance from business center
of town. Owner wants to get in
business and will sacrifice for
$1,000 one-half cash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22
Fine Home Must Be Sold

Nearly new residence of z rooms
and den with all modern conven-
ton, hot water heating, laundry
trays, electric light, hardwood
floors, etc.; located in vicinity Of
Division av. and Afnsworth, close
to business; only requires $500
cash. Price $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22

SUITS and overcoats tailored to or
der. SIS and UP. Great Western
Tailoring Co. Agency, Elmhursi
Apis. 324 No. @ st
NO EI0HT-HOUR LAWf Times
Want Ads aren't limited In tbcfl
hours, Tor they never sleep nor
and also meet ali your other necef-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22

ATTENTION
We have several rooming houses
that are making good money. We
can show you where you can make
a big profit on small Investment.
We have an 8-r., 10-r., AR, 16-r.,
24-r, 29-r., 32-r., 55-r.. all picked
up among the best and good loca-
ton. Also good meat market
cheap, and one pool room taking in
$40 a day. May consider trade
for a show place.
A. HAZARD & co.
205 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-22
4-Room House. $3.50

Good, well built 4-room house,
lots 50x205 feet. Twelve bearing
fruit trees, some currants and ber-
house and barn; blocks from car
line, &c fare. Terms, $50 cash, ball.
ance $40 month. Phone, evenings,
Main ss76-L. (2-P)
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.