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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
LUMBER CUT IS
UNUSUALLY HEAVY

The shipments Of lumber In West.
srn Oregon and Washington ex-
eceded the cut BY it.7s0. 06z feet.
This brings the total number Of feet
6iDped IN excess OF the cut since
Nay to s2.1s2.0i7 feet. In June
~ cut exceeded the shipment by
e1s5.isi feet
The lumber trade Is In very good
eocdition now. Prices are stronger
than they have been since 1910. the
nils are all supplied with many
ordsrs. and crops and general bust.
ksss conditions will assure good
demand
Lnmbef men In the western part
q the state are already beginning
b feel the effects OF the car short.
~ caused BY heavy shipments OF
hmber ard shingles Everett and
cher northern milling towns report
ticilcglty In getting enough cars to
81 orders
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LEpER AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. II. c., Aug. "a
This morning the physicians at
the General hospital diagnosed the
case OF Leon Gwain, a Chinaman
who has been undergoing treat
ment for skin trouble at that In
stitution for some days. as leprosy.
Gwaln was Immediately isolated by
the hospital authorities and notifi-
cation OF the appearance OF
the dread complaint were
sent TO the city board OF
health and 20 tho government
quarantine station at Williams
Head. Gwain entered the hospital
about three weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
PREACHER HELPS
SHY MEN;
WEDDINGS FREE
introduces Them to Worthy Women
Whom They Have Admired
Crorv. n Dfessrr~

introduces Them to Worthy Womc'
Whom They Have Admired
From a Distance
MINNEAPOLIS. Mirn,. Aug.
24.--"if any poor. bashful man
IN my audience has fallen in
love with some worthy woman
and wants to meet her for
wife. I viii see that he is intro
doceo, has a place TO court,
will heip him get his license.
pay for II n necessary. marry
him free Of charge. and fur.
nish him with a wedding certif
icste which he may hang over
the motto, God Bless Our
Hore.s-
This 10 the offer made by
Rev. G. L. Merrill. a prominent
Minneapolis pastor.
Mr.. Morrill, termed a rasher
"a biped who roosts on the cor
ner and by look. gesture and
speech takes familiar sdvan-
tsqcs OF women who pass by"
"And " the fellow seems to
want . hot time. airls," the pas
tor advised, ''~siIop him with
your bag and then throw red
pepper In his eyes"
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
FOR COUNTY OFFICE

date for governor. left Tor Tacoma
this morning Senator W H. Paul.
hamus, gubernatorial asplrant from
Pierce county. spoke az North Yak,
lima last night Otto A, Case. can.
didate for governor will be back
from spokane next week
John G. Lawrence. the fourth Of
the progressive candidates for gov.
ernor. Is complaining IN rhe South.
west.
AZ Mt Vernon tonight Judge
William II. White and George H..
Walker. candidate for congress. will
speak. Senator Dan Landon. candi.
date for Congress. will be- the chief
speaker tonight NJ meeting In the
Allen Dale cafeteria.
Chehails county last night. ac-
cordlng To n telegram received from
I'D O. Snyder. state chairman, voted
10 put up a full county progressive
ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
FOREST FIRE RAGING
NORTH OF PASADENA

PASADENA. Cal. Aug a.
Forest rangers and volunteers
fighting tho fores, fire Ia Devils
canyon today sent 60 Mount Wilson
for 800 pounds OF groceries and
supplies, by which 4 Is understood
thsf there Is no hope today 81 con.
Quoriug the Gre. Prom the divide
on TO the summit OF the mountain
Il is seen that the fire spread so
rapidly yesterday afternoon that 4
covered approximately 1000 acres
and Is stu burning Ia so many dif.
ferent places that Il "a hard for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24

A woman candidate for county
.uc~rlntendent OF schools will con
~, for that Office on behalf of the
progressive party. Miss Mary Sim
~,nx a wcllknown high school
s<.cher filed this morning.
Two additional important filings
~sre made this morning with the
ssatc eommliias az the Butler head
.usrters Nelson W Durham. lead.
M prgrs sslvo candidate for con.
,rsxs in tho spokane district. and
J1lnam J. Rlggar. of ncllingham.
mr. coagrcssman-a t.large, filed To.
county filings included the names
AZ William , Larkln. for repre-.
tentative from the 18th distrlc.
fnarles r noudwln. for coroner.
Snd Arthur r. Rutherford. for com.
missioner OF the North district
~Rnh" Hodge. progressive candi.
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AGED WIFE Is
DESERTED ON DESERT

l.ONElyOCk. Nevada. Aux. ~
Declaring that she had been aban.
doned by her husband Ia the desert
and that. without food or water. she
had fought her way over the hot
sands 20 civilization. Mrs John ].
Maioy. 60 years OF age. Hes In IS
critical condition here today ~ n
result OF her hardship and exposure
Investigation revealed that John
Maioy. rs. was released from the
county Jail In Reno. where he was
serving a short sentence for selling
liquor TO tina indians. early this
month. and with his wife set out
across the desert In wag5n for
the eastern part Of the state
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7 q
CONFESSED SLAVERS
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. a.
Arraignsd ON the charge OF marder
= the second degree. John Hetm-
burger and John Farley. Tie alleged
uyear-old slayers of Joseph Tim
meFsnaH. aged Z. pleaded not guilty
here today. although they had pre-
vtously confessed. according 10 thc
police. to killing the child
With a rock. Both were re-
lsased on $1,000 bonds. and their
preliminary hearing set for next
Saturday Neither boy seemed 10
realize the gravity OF the charge.
The victim left his home last
Sunday to hunt bugs with some
other boys. and when he did not
return. his parents notified the po-
iice. The body was found buried
under a pile OF leaves, with the
skull crushed.
When arrested Hamburger and
Farley are said to have confessed
10 the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
NORTH TRUNK ROAD
FORMALLY ACCEPTED

The north trunk road, connecting
King and Snohomish counties, was
formally accepted in behalf OF King
county by Assistant County Engs-
neer Denton yesterday after an in
spectIon. This road extends for six
miles north OF the city. where Il
connects with the Snohomish link.
The highway Is "a feet wide. IL fol-
lows the Everett interurban line
closely, but there Is but one cross
ing. which Ii under the railway
tracks. The road is ready for use
now and is accessible for the boule-
Yards leading north from the city.
Under the contract the road Is TO be
hard surfaced next year with brick
and concrete or warrenlte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
FEAR REBELS WILL
WRECK RAILROAD

NOGALES. Arir.. Aug. 7t.---Iic.
ports from along the sonora rail-
way today Indicate that the rebels
swarming In that section are be.
coming holder. and railway Off
ciaIs fear that the entire service OF
the road will be disrupted before
tomorrow. Several hundred add
tionai federals are en- route Go Pes
qulerR. overland. whence they will
move against the rebels. Thou.
sands OF dollars property damage
has been done during the last %
hours, according 20 brief reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
BAILED
TO KEEP AFLOAT

SANTA MONICA. Cal. Aug. a.
Sixteen passengers on the launch
Flyer Of Long Beach returned 10
their homes today after a terrifying
experience at sea off this port.
A cylinder head blew out as the
launch was trying for port. and a
great hole. through which water
poured. was torn In the boat near
the bow Each passenger bailsd for
more than an hour while the little
craft ran for shore. She reached
her pier just "a the engines. flooded
By water. we're put out OF commits
sion.
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Money to Loan
For SaiePoultry.

haye fun line Of Aibern' and
nisheFs poultry feed, Information Al
s,vth rood and remedies. Conkev's
pYultrF remedies. and a fun line Of
ryoBe ana mite exterfniuators.
,,innyShhs or mail orders promptly
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MELODIES
BUNNY-HUG DANCES
PUT UNDER BAN

Los ANGELES, Aug. a.
Raosime melodies must 90 and
rsgtims dances must be pro.
hibised " the arts Of orphevs
and rsrpsiehore are 10 be pre-
served 10 pcsserisy. according
10 the unanimous decision OF
sisty presidents OF worer's
eiubs, gathered in the quarterly
meeting Of the Los Angeles die
trict Federation OF Women's
Clubs.
With this In mind, the iscies
have launched a campaign for
the Punishment Of everything
pertaining 70 raatire. An
earnest effort 10 10 be made 20
elevate musical standards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
BUILDING A Hooooo

While peering over the gates OF
the elevator shaft on the second
floor In tho new Franklin high
school building. A. N Starrett, %,
a carpenter. was struck by the cage
as IL came down. and was rendered
unconscious. He was taken to the
Providence hospital. He suffered q
number OF cuts and bruises. and !,
was feared his skull was fractured
starrett lives at 4239 Thackeray
place. This Is the second accident
at tho new building.
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Exchange - Real Estate

tchols. nnnEalorr. ninckiler plk.
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Sheep and Cattle
Swallowed by Earth

FLAGSTAFF. Arix.. Aug. a.
Prospoctors returning today from
the mountain districts north and
northwest OF Flagstaff report that
the recent earthquakes there left
great fissures In the earth's crust.
through which hundreds Of cattle
and sheep have been lost. Many OF
the assures. they declare. are emit.
ting steam. and frequent rumbiings
are heard far below. Hundreds OF
Indians have fled the country.
Scientists from the Lowell obsery.
atory viii viSit the distric; for OBJ.
seryations.
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COLLIER LAUNCHED,

VALLEJO, Cal. Aug. 2f.-One OF
the finest vessels Of It's class In the
United States navy. the collier Jupi.
ter. rides the waves off Mars Island
today, having been successfully
launched from the navy yard here.
The Jupiter was christened by
Mrs. Thomas y. Ruhm, wife oil
Naval Constructor Thos. y. Ruhm.
The collier was built Ia record
time, her keel being laid down DC.
tober rs last. The Jupiter cost ap.
proximately s1.200,000.
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Los ANGELES. Aug. 2s.--With
more than 1900 acres already dew.
iHtated. the most disastrous ftrcst
fire OF the year in Southern Cailfor-
mia Is raging today In DEVILS can
yon. north OF Pasadena. Although
hundreds OF men. under the dlree.
ton Of forest rangers. fought the
fire throughout tho night. II travelled
BY great bounds toward the ranches
In the lower country. Many Of
these are directly 10 the path OF tho
flames. and nothing. II seemed.
could save them.
Additional fire fighters will be
sent today from Pasadena and
Sierra Madrc.
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PARDONS SON TO
SAVE MOTHERS LIFE

SACRAMENTO, Aug z4.-thas.
Bunch. son Of prominent family In
the state Of Washington. has been
pardoned today by Gov. Johnson.
in order that his invalid mothers
life might be spared. Young Bunch
confessed TO passing fictitious
checks. He claimed 10 be 10 years
OF age but later Il was proved that
he was only i6.
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nv OWNER
Five acres Of fine land for roomina
house furniture Call Maln st1.
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RAILROAD STRIKE OFF

FORT WILLIAM. Ont, Aug. %.
The striking G. P. X. and Grand
Trunk Pacific freight handlers
have decided to give Ia. and the
sheds are full OF Iaborers this
morning. This decision was reach
% last night By the leaders Of the
strike.
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fire fighters 10 prevent les head.
way. One thing In favor of the
small army engaged Ia the work.
however. Is that there IL almost no
wind In the canyon. and so the,
flames are not spreading so rapidly
as would otherwise be tho case. II
the wind rises the result may be
disastrous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
PUBLIC MARKETS
wESTI.AKE

Legs lamb, isc H.. lafnb chops. 2
lbs. Csc. corned beef. NC and ioc 10. I.
Eastern bacon. zoe III. Hamburger
and sausage. l0c H.; roast pork, 100
H.. sugar cured corn beef Sc and 100
ID. link sausage. ibc H.. shoulders
lamb, &c 10 steak. fsc III. hens. 70c
ID: Z pkgs. corn flakes. fsc. loo
pkgs, raisins. for i5c. u III. choco-
late. Toe. chfsup. for 7sc: haiibut,
2 lbs. isc. flour. fi.2D sack.
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Asst MAN WOUNDED IN
ThE CIVIL WAR DEAD
NEWBURYPORT,

r NEwBURYPoRT. Mass. 4
= Aug. 2t.--Benjamin 3. Wood. 4
+ Civil War veteran and retired 4
r merchant, is dead. aged rs. 4
4 after short Illness from pneu- 4
r monia. :
4 Wood fought through the 4
= war with the First Maine cav 4
4 airy. and possessed the unique 4
= distinction of having lost an \
4 arm In practically the last min 4
4 ute OF tho struggle. 4
4 As Lee was about To surren- 4
4 der ut Appomattox Court 4
4 House. a mimic ball came whiz- 4
r cling into the Union lines. 4
4 striking Woods arm near the 4
4 shoulder, and he was forced TO >
4 have II amputated. 4
a Il A A a 4 l. 4 4 a
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FAars 10 DEATH.

SACRAMENTO. Aug 24.--After
fasting 40 days in the hope Of cur
ing himself OF a throat affllcuon,
Watson Bunker. ~, is dead here to
day. For a time his throat ailment
was greatly eased by his self Inn
posed plan OF starvation.
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DOUBLE gpUR MONEY
by Investing In acreage near Lake
Wellington. that will be benefited
by the Lake Washington ship
canal ! have 20 acres only two
snilea from Lake Washington that
4 Will sell for 400 per aoro on
very easy terms. acres cleared
ideal for a chicken and fruit ranch
or plating into small tracts. See
mo at once. Mr.. Ifsclesty orth.
Kirkland Hotel, Kirkland. wash.
If YOU BUILD
$3.50, aud on very easy terms we
viii sell you an acre Of rich. level
land and furnish free lumber for
one more cottage. 40 minutes'
ride by street car and &c fare. Is
this n snap or mott
REALTY LOAN n BANKING co.
zfs Central Bldg
20 acres. miles east OF sisco Wash.
on ~. =. r. r.. with 7-roon house.
barn. chicken house. fine Htrea nj
OF water. one acre partly improved.
This In your chance to get a good
home. small payment down and
balance monthly. Contracts carry
Insurance. In case OF death and ex-
tension IN case 81 sickness
ELWOOD LUMBER q TIMBER co.
Ia Harry ftfFn
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Help Wanted-Femalc


~~~re~~~~~I~<~>~<><>e~~s ~~~~~~~~~~4>~~s~~~~~~~
kee hop pickers for North Yakima.
can make from 81 TO ~ per day.
light work. no experience required.
We will advance the fare Here In
5 q chance for tho whole family to
mako money and have sn outing
at the same time Leave here Hep-
tosnbsr I. :. > special train. Reg
istnr at once. Pioneer Employ
ment Agency. i0sA Warrington at
Wanted YOUNG women. either ex-
pcrfepced OF inexperienced. TO
work as t.lepL ono operators Ap-
ply TO ii0s srd av. or 1870 nth
av Tho Pacific Teisphons snd
Telegraph Co.
tllrin Wanted-~Aiso experienced siri
( 20 run power sewing machine. Ap-
. ply t3s fist nv 4
- sp--liOT POINT IRoSS-ttB0
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.
Sound Electric Co, 1910 tirst Av.
VIOLIN and piano Lessons. reason
able. Phone North 1898
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~~~~~~-~~-~s~~~@~>~
iSos,--ticutieman's small diamond
iia n ,o w psry mo ss1's az ~ ~,
dress Mr. J ~ iiagby. ass Yesier
way Yasisr Aptn. and receive re-
ward' Elliott soss or Msin stof.
Enteiope lost Containing stock. good
TO no one except owner Call Ken
wood 1878 ard rcccive reward
Dfslns and cleaning coatorsum Dye
Works East g1g. Wagon calls and
delivers
Eyes tested free. gradual. opstclsn.
siaasos at reasonable prices The lit
tie store that sells fcr ieas- is71 ard.
Want house a office furniture, cash
Plumbing repairs SOC ar. refer
encra q a. 1870
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my Funeral Next" He
Said
Then Man Was Fatally Hurt 4
n.-..ss A~~tA~,t

Then Man Was Fatally Hurt IN
Runaway Accident
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 24.--"The
next funeral you attend probably
will be mine: don't expect to be
With you much longer" were the
last words spoken by William q.
Mulholland before he was fatally
hurt in a runaway accident while
returning from funeral at Louis
vile. MuIhoIland. who Was SIS
years Of age. jumped from the car
rage and fractured his skull
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s~~>><>>~y~~~->~<S<~s~ r~<~~~~~~-~~r~~~~.~
DR.. a. Leo ieawtn. consulting chiro-
proctor. Hours 7 TO D. m. ass-T Ar
cado Annex. Main ist2. Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detsntfpn frem labor.
over 700 earss cured past two
years. sgss "a 10 Harvard
.COKNS-tsrs cure eorn. AZ
store OF mailed, $50 q. ~ Fr0gn~r
s1ts Gcnensse S.
CliiEoPoDr. mantcuring, facial
and scalp treatments. Suite "a.
zi7r Pike 81
chiropody and maniouring sio LIB
efty nids
0Il,fErTE BLADES shatpsnee. see
dos, raxofs. zsc. otc f$0i 9TH sv.
Oct Acauainted society Names aud
addreascs 1os Pine street
VIII not be Responsible for any tflis
% Mra McHreaicty. - Mclirealety.
Mrs Richardson. graduate mldwif
Harrison 1884
Nichols. bungAiews iiinekiay liik.
Har = sa~ II In The star"
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Funeral Directors.


w O. w, ATTENTION
Home Camp, asa. W. o, w. annual
picnic. Havonna park. sunday.
august 20. FIRING your baskets
reid sports begin al 4 o'clock
Elmer " cenner, Clerk
Nichols, bensaio~s ninekiey Xix
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

METno nusIness coLLEGE~sps.
cialtyi TefeKraphy aud railway
accounting. Teachers are old cx-
pcrienced railroad men Graduates
go To good positions ana hold
them sazfH Fremont az. Seattle.
Wanted Hop pickarn. good accom-
modaiions, Write SeiRer Farm.
McMftlin WISH
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

htcg Clean housekeeping rooms at
Hotel sJfafton. kt16 Ballard av. hal
lard ifs1
CAPITAL HoTEIs--iOs Jackson al
SOC % ti.So day. tf.to 20 Is week.
HOTEL cLAHESboN-fis sfh az.
4 Rooms 5ec and Tsc. Elliott ssii J..
Hotel Livingston, 1871 lat ay Mod.
srn. Rates fs.te per week and un.
HOTEL. OXFORD. 1890 lst Av. mod
.fni rates ~ 50 pet week and up.
harrington. 1919 second. ~ week
40.
Hotel cossul. sih ard Wash: rTns
u and Up. beds ise. Ftee baths
ROYAL. HOTEis--soi FIFTH av 2kc
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VITAL RECORD



John Mitchell Maple Valley $50. IL
Elizabeth Eunice Harris, fSsaquah &c
David Arthur Sfnegcr, Seattle. II
Gertrude Phelps. Rolling Bay LEGAL
Robert Robson. Seattle ~ Legal
l.. olive Thurlow, Seattle. Legal
oscar Freeman. Seattle .....2&
Alma Nioml, Seattle ......f2
Odin Dybwad. Seattle ............ss
BIRTHS
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. II n. Thomp-
son. Greenwood nv,
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. White.
1901 NJ. 10th 81.
Boy TO Mr. and Mrs. =. A. Kelley,
1850 3sth av. \. w.
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Andcr-
son. 1i72 Republican 1T.
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. jane
son. 2s2s Firth av. w.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. r. Cady. 1911
". Columbia vt.
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II You have an ache or pain from
poor circulation. just call and get
nee treatment. Arnold has been
one OF your taxpayers for eight
years. Not here today and gone
nmorrow but to stay. shall
pass through this world but once.
ANY good that I can do, any kind.
ness ! can show, let me do It now
Let me not defer or neglect. for
snail not pass this way again.
RETAIL and Wholesale for all
Drug and Supply Houses.
The Vibrator that viii run on A.
=, or y. G. current. or Dry Battery.
ms is consideration that all
buyers should look into. We guar
shtee for one year as nO-o9her com.
pany does. Our price Is RIGHT.
satisfied Customers Is our motto.
J. n. ARNOLD
1894 Arcade Building
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sEArTLE fsIECTRIcaL SCHOOL,
INC---Complctely equipped all
necessary standard modern ma
chincry. engines, boilers, pumps.
motors. dynamoa. switchbo boards.
machine shop. mechanical drawing
department. and experienced spe-
eialirts as Instructors for practical,
technical training OF aeam. cleo
trtcal. gas and steam electrical en-
ginaerH Call for catalog. First
Av. w. and Roy 81
200 hop pickors for North Yakima /.
can make from ~ 10 81 per day.
light work. no experience required.
We will advance the fare. Here Ia
n chance for the whole family TO
mako money and have an outing
at tho same time. Leave here Sep
tsmbcr 1. and 3. special train.
Register at once. Pioneer EN-
pIoyment Agency. iosM Washing
ton II.
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Miscellaneous.

49, <>>-~-~-~ N-~~o-~-~.~.~~~-o~
VIII buy or lease shfn-to -. -, -
mil or trade for f,ninr,,,st.,',-,.,
ssattle property. Metzenbaufn. 40
pale Blacksmith shop. ef0ck
n e, cheap, rent reasonable Al
eress Jack Cook. WoodyiIle wn
e'Ittis mare VIII sell cheap: nice for
Lures TO drive. Inquire Of NJ
i,e.nke AZ ~ y Rope Co. s. seattle
DAMAGED BATH TUBS
$1,000. bath tubs, 1890 and up.
-, Ss''spsele. Ensfad.s. s1s and av. 4.
49, niger Cadillac IN good order.
For Saie--Frcsh Jerre., -,.-----, -,
Ballard fss5. Sai
New pianos FOR rent. ran, an.-fi--,--.--
-E..-...se. Meyer-roner. all Union.
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NO INTEREST

W. ~ I<fttst1i
NO TAXES
Charged on our Railroad Addition TO
Auburn. Large tract within 10
minutss' walk OF center % town
and only a little way from the ~.
T.. r. r. new shops. where hun
dreds OF msn will be employed In
the nsxt few months. We offer a
= fine corner tract, szsfO5. on 60
foot street. for $4,000. 5000 cash,
balance 5000 per month. No In
teyest no taxes. warranty deed.
perfect title.
OLE HANSON q co.
3is-I7 New YORK Block
10 acres two miles northeast OF
Gstcheii. wash, on ~. r. X. II.
This Ia n dandy tract. aud what
you would call second bottom land.
You should Investigate this tract.
$500 per acre down and soc per
month. 6 per cent interest on de-
ferred payments
ELWOoD LUMBER = TIMBER co
T37 Henry bldg.
Must sell; z71 acres. ~ Of which is
alder bottom. 1 Z miles from Oak
Harbor, on main road Must 60
before September /. $40 per acre.
Also timber lands write for
terms. Ftroop A. Strating. Oak
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Situations Wanted
Female
Help Wanted--Male

DIR ard plain sewing a
home. Main 3sis.
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SEND ME TO JAIL;
DON'T KILL MY DOG"

JUuHs UHToFtu uy WaHH FItaI
However, and Orders Pet He
Loves Shot
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. a.
Send me 10 jail. Judge. but don't
KIN my dog" pleaded Lee Snyder
In Judge Caflisle's court. Kansas
City. kas.
The animal bit Mrs. Johanna
Riezsmer and the woman Insisted
Il be shot. Judge Carlisle was UNI
moved by Snyder's plea and or
dered the animal shot
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Situation Wanted--Male

Young man. 20, good worker Swed-
fish descent. wants position with
carpenter iH city to learn trade.
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Bars boo, Wis. house. on 50-foot lot,
Co trade for Seattle property. s2jT
Rainier av.. seattle. Wash.
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Apartments for Rent.

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The wellington. 1909 Jackson st
modern. unfurnlshcd f-room
steam heated apartments, Eas
ranges. private baths. lockers.
electric washer. electric sweeper,
as aud up JanitOr
fillmore Apis. furnished and unfur-
nishad. 80 and SIS. lsit King.
beacon 1900.
Copeland Court. 1903 Minor. rooms.
furnished, sgo. phone, light ~ s1f0.
Excelsior Apfs 80 Furnishes ana On.
furnished. san and pike. Main 2ssi
81. i.awrenca. 1904 sth--t,omfsrt-
able. clons %. Mnln Sssi 80 on