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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
spERlFF's sALE OF Personal
PROPERTY

Notice IL hereby given that on 5a:-
urday. the eth day Of May. 1919. a,
the hour Of 10 o'clock .. M. Of s,id
day. at the bottlinG works Of A. Cas-
tel Z Company. corner Of Spring and
Hood streets. In the City Of klamath
Falls. County Of Klamath. State Of
Oregon. I will sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder. for cash. In
order to satisfy tho sum Of 1ll..
s2l.50 and interest thereon at the
rate OF Q per cent per annum from
the goth day Of January. 1919. said
sum being due on a certain promis-
sorry note and chattel mortgage ss-
curing the same. the following de-
scribed personal property. to wit
About four hundred casks OF empty
beer bottles;
About three hundred beer cases:
One lot Of crown corks and labels:
One lot Of soda and soda nsvors
and materials:
One lot OF empty casks;
One Barry wehmillsr soaker; one
henss 4 Keller twelve spout nllsr:
one lot Of soda machinery. including
one Baltimore Crown eorker and ono
carbonatsr complete;
One lot Of trucks for bottle beer
and one lot Of rolling trucks;
Ono lot Of small machinsry. tools
ind appliances used In beetling
works: one set double harnSss: one
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
AprOINrMENT or ExECUrOR

III the County Court Of tho state Of
Oregon. for the County Of Kiam.
ath.
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF Eliza.
both Biehn. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given to all per-
cons concerned that the undersigned
has been duly spointcd executor Of
the last will and testament Of said
Elizabeth Bichn. deceased. BY tho
tho county court OF klamath county.
Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate. are hereby rcQuir-
ed 10 present tho same verified as by
law required. to mo. at tho law once
OF II. w. Kcesee. at klamath Falls,
Oregon. within six months from the
date Of this notice.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
March -. 1913.
8. r. SUMMERS.
Executor Of tho last will and tcsta-
mcnt OF Elizabeth Biehn. Deceased.
3-2S-&-30 nd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

ooJ WAS paid an said judgment. isav.
ins on said principal judgment the
sun, Of one hundred ssvsnty.one aud
Is.ioo tei7i.'O doiiaru. with In.
tcr-st. coats and accruins costs thsrs.
on. In the following aans. vis,; In
,ercst sevsnty.on~ Aad <7.io0
O;i\O dollars. Accruins costs 10
sheriff ten teio,oo) dollars. attorney
fees scvsnty-hve te7S.0oD dollars.
costa and disbursements twenty aud
?o-ioo tSso.:0 dollars. makins .
total Of three hundred forty.eisht
and t5.ioo (e3ts.<S) dollars. which
said execution ID TO me directed and
was to mo delivered. - sheriff of
klamath county. Oregon. ! have un.
der and by virtue Of such ssecution.
levied upon all tho right. tito. inter-
cot estate and demand Of the defend
ant. Long Lake Lumber Co. . cor
poration. In aud to the following de-
soribcd real estate. situate In tho
county of Klamath. state of Oregon.
more particularly described ~ FOL.
lows. to.wit: Hseinnins a. . point
iss<,s feet south % degrees - sec.
onds west and 80 feet north Of the
northcas, corner Of lot 10. section ~.
TOW nship ~ south. range 0 east. Will
lamettc Meridian. Thence south -
degrees 81 seconds vest 3<s feet In
The shore Of the Upper klamath lake.
Thence following tho shore of the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
EASTERN OREGON corn
CROP As PROFIT mAkFR
Lev 1oistase Csasaner. PesMiss Of
7hesoagh Cultivation and Moisture
Csasssvatioa. ard MAY Be Used -
ouhue1eaae for Summer FAll0W
Special to The Herald

CORVALLIS. April Sin Eastern
Oregon one Of the greatest advant-
aGes OF the corn crop Il that II ID .
very low moisture consumer. and
since II will permit thorough cultiva-
tloa. Il may Be used as . substitute
crop In place Of the summer fallow."
said Prof. n. D. scudder. head Of the
o. A. c. agronomy department. In dis.
cussing the results OF the corn breed.
NC sxpesimsnts at the college.
This stves . return for the hand
ling oe the lsnd." he continued. get
sisG rad Of the weeds and leaving the
ground IN nearly - good . condition
for the wheat crop to follow - would
the costly summer fallow.
Grown In this way on the dry
farming lands. corn may b pastured
or With piss and bring - good or
hsttsr proat than the wheat crop
itself. Though the summer failow
cannot b done away with altogether.
IL the more favorable years and IN
th.as parts where the rainfall IL high
o.. Il may largely replace the summer
faylow.
I'm the irrigated sections Of East
srn Oregon. and throughout the
humid sections Of Western Oregon.
corn car be replaced BY no other
Plant ~ Q green feed In the late SUM
mer and - silsss throughout the
winter. These facts have led the
college to devote much time during
the psst nve years to corn breeding.
The idea has been to develop two
one especially for the pro-
Of forage for green feed or
silags. much needed In the dairy In. 1
dustsy throughout Oregon; and an |,
other variety to produce an early ma !
turing ear. which will ripen and dry
sufficiently to store and use for early |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

t,nnss viaw.,h ,.l. A,
3s7 feet. Thence south 10 A..,..'
west iSs feet. Theme, ,,a,,r, az.
lake north 10 degrees 2, second. ....
500 feet. Thence north Ioo ,.., ;.
place os bsgiuninx. tsa,d ,ro,.,,,
bsins also known a. IN, all, ~ "a.
i.ous Lake Lumber Co :. ,ss mil, /,
shippinston. klamath count, o,.
gon.)
No,is. A. h.,.,, ,,,,, -,.
4 IN. .ra.,,,.,.A .,.,,, y, o."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

w. A. Calkins. who has for some
time been keeper Of the records for
the o. X. Transfer company. has re-
signed. and his place will be taken by
Robert Mitchell. formerly Of the
White Pelican hotel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
TAFT TAKEs KENTUCKY,
ADVANCE INDICATIONS

United Press Service
LOUISVILLE. April s.--Tabuiated
returns from Kentucky republican
county conventions Saturday indi-
cate that Taft has l.600 votes In the
state convention Wednesday and
Roosevelt 700.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
LEAVE BURNING STEAMER
WHEN HOLD N ANl.AZZE
United Presa Service

MONTACk. l.. l.. April S,--The
Tug Tasco this morning took twenty
women and children on the burning
Merchants 4 Miners steamer Ontario
on here. The captain and crew and
the remainder OF the passengers de-.
cided to remain. The hold Il ablase.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
For County Treasurev

hereby announce myself . candidate
for the Republican nonination for
the ONCE of County Treasurer. sub
ject TO the wiu OF the voters At the
primary eicctiop 70 be held on
April 10. 1912. H. CASTEL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

The arm on Markwardt ssiiiiman
has been diVoived. Mr.. &arkwardt
succeeds to tn cuisines. and will not
BE- responsible ia any )sbss contract
ed for ty Lowell yhan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

Your eyes need siasses. DR.. Her
mann. eyesIght specialist. will be 1t
the Hotel Livermore from Monday.
April 15. TO Sunday. April ~. +tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08

We Give q written guarantee
with every Panama hat that
They viii not break or crack.
|ah styles and shapes % to SO
This u about the best Panama
hat proposition you win find.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
HILCOTE,& s RICE


WE Make A sPrCIAIAY Of close
In propersy>asd good sn lasds. No
trouble to sh0~ Rrops{ty. Promp' a.
ientios viges an indsis'ss. A few
good houses for rest u yos want 70
boy o. sell II win ped yos to So -.
Nest 20 Americas HAesl. Phoae 001
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

ability TO make statistics tell vital
story. This was illustrated when
he emerged from the Lawrence
strike field after weeks OF work aud
quietly handed over a bunch OF Fig.
gers that brought out the salient
fact that the workers were not paid
an amount which could possibly be
construed a llylng wage. IL was
about the beat piece OF undertaking
an Uncle Sam employe ever did.
AZ peace dove In the settlement
OF the great anthracite coal strike
in 1909 he first attracted vide at
tention. But long before that be was
famous AZ Georgetown university.
He was 20 when he decided he
needed college education. when
he was graduated they awarded
him "eumms cum lauds" honors.
He was the beat In the class OF ia.
In 80 years SeilI was tho only stu.
dent to draw such praise. lie car
ried homo seven OF the eight medals
offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

iec-eold statistics recently were
published by the government 10 the
effect that Charles p. NELL. United
States labor commissioner. IN sls
years. through mediation. had set.
tied AZ railroad strikes. involving
fs3.oso ncn and 5oS.s8o miles Of
railroad.
His really spectacular work has
never been done In the llmeiixht. It
usually takes place behind locked
doors. lie enters n strike field
when both sides are at their wlts'
end 10 know what 10 do. Both en-
pioyer and empioyc have made
every concession they regard pos.
sible.
On appeal from either side NELL
begins work. Hssourcefui. tactful
and shrewd, he hears both sides.
and then. like n playground inssruc-
tor. suggests compromises. No one
outside the parties concerned ever
hears just how it's done.
Neiirs genius 10 shown In his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

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Notwithstanding suitable fos
sash and door factory. chas. A.
Euniow. ar Pioneer Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

rooms with all the modern eonven'
fences.
What's the use OF having ham and
eggs and pancakes and fried pota.
toes for breakfast, 10 prepare which
you have to fuss over hot stove
and make lot OF dirty dishes. when
a boiled egg and a grapefruit will
dor
What's the use OF having a rocx'
10 sleep I'm, and one 10 eat In. and
one TO read In. and one to sing In
and one 10 write IN. when you can
enjoy all the pleasures of home LIE
In one room equipped with folding
bed and a chatting dlshg
Summit ay. answers: No use.
Summit as. Ia Iust . little Bohe.
rIan- II like 10 40 10 the show. And
II appreciates bite az the grille aft.
er~arus. And IL likes 20 lie sbed
Sunday morning.
II follows the line of least re-
sistance. II goes 10 n good deal OF
trouble doing II. II was Summit
ay. man who invented the comblna.
tion folding. hed-cellarette-w writing.
dcsk-chafing-d
You Jump out Of bed In the morn
ing. Presto The bed Is a writing
desk. Writing ia thirsty work. Ho-
cus-pocns' The desk Is a cellar.
cite. The contents OF the ceilarette
remind you that you are hungry as
well a. thirsty. Pouf. Out comes q
chatting dish, and you make yourself
a welsh rabbit. Thus the merry
day passes Beer and rabbit make
you drowsy again. HIngo, The
chatting dish disappears. the cellar,
cite becomes a bed again. you climb
between the kheets and fall instant.
~ Into deep. dreamless sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29


PIANO RNApa
$4,000 ss-NoTE PfssYieR-PfANo.
brand new. hnmple. price
now .....'sstssss.s.'t sss.Vo
$3.50. 90 ss-HoTE PLAYER PIANO.
used for denomination pur-
poses. new. price now $4,000
tss0.o 90 SMALL. GRAND PIANO. used
for concerts, scratched up
some. but mighty fine toned
plano. price now ....tfhs.00
10000 UPRIGHT PIANO, one Of the
greatest pianos In the world
used considerable. but Kood
yet for 80 years, price $1,000
5000 90 Arr UPRIGHT GRAND.
sample piano. grand plano
action. trimmed IN "oid
brass" beautiful tone. price
now .ss....s.......'s f1afeo
tsgt 100 UPRIGHT PIANO. slightly
used. a standard make plano,
III fine tone. price now. " 5000
tgsa.Vo UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO.
VI guaranteed for 10 years by
4 maker, fine tone. usedy but
y not hurt. price .....,tiS5.00
s5oato pfANoI.A PIANO PLAYER .-
n buy this aud put II up 20
your piano and you can play
anything. Price s7a.00
Call bind look at these goods They
X nrq here aa advertised. Fay
Y tannn can bc arranged. We ac-
c0QmodAte terms to your needs.
MAILING PIANO COMPANY
q FOG goi, z0g, 10s Arcade Annex.
{ HhvENih AND cuHio SHOP
Antique Jewciry, postcards and PEN
nAhta. 2te Union 81, near y. ..
toatorlum Dye Works. s22a ~ Mad
ispu. East ssz. Wagon calls. doliv-
efn promptly.
Kodak developing, Toe roll, any
.l.e. Jaeohs rnoto Shop. p.-L sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
COUNCIL DISCUSSING REVOCATION
OF INDEPENDENT PHONE FRANCHISE

come entitled TO their use. The
company officials have contended
IN the open meeting OF the franchise
committee last week that. although
the Sunset and Independent com
panies have been merged so far as
mechanical connection is concerned.
they were nevertheless operating
under two distinct franchises. The
council. however. is meeting this
contention with the fact that the
Independent telephones are being
rapidly removed and Sunset rates
only being maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
ev FRED L. soAlr


Summit ss. stands out like wars
from the level plain Of nelahbcr.
|heeds. u is unique in two ways.
d 10 the horne OF Freddie. the office
b~v. and !, seems crazy. but lsn't.
There IS a hospital near SUNNI,
law. -. onee in . while a pa
|ti~-- f-ors his cot. and. clad
IN psjsn,as. soes tearing around the
|nx.,. - pursued BY attend
Ian<s and nurses and doctors.
They sivs you culture on Summit
|av. Cultiyating your voice liant
like gargIing your throat. but II
sounds like IT, ANY hour in the
~ ron can hear any number OF
&0(ple making gargling noises on
near Summit ay. X adds TO the
rai loony effect.
IN. too. there are spirltuaiists
he neighborhood There's one
one OF ths- fesss- hotels between
Howell and Pine who holds regular
|seanees And the folks who live Ia
1.-THE fiat across the court keep the
shades down on seance nights. be-
cause sometimes the spirits matert
alfred from The Other Side pop out
Of the spirltualist's windows and
dance esrieiy and phosphorescently
on nothing
A. matter Of fact. however. Sum-
init ~, 10 perfectly sane. II 10 one
~ those neiohborhoods sought by
people who like 20 live close down.
town. II saves car fare, for one
|thin1. And Summit Nv. isnt over.
|ooenostic IN is tsstea Big houses
|nru al right for those who like 'ern.
But summit sv. likes three and four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
$50 AEROPLANES
FOR ITALY

ROME, July" z9.--One hundred
and nifty aeroplanes are to be added
TO Itaiy's aerial fleet. as the result
OF popular subscription. An
nouncement was made today that
TO date the subscription totals $500
600 lire. IL Is not 20 be closed until
1900. 900 has been collected. OF
the $50 aeroplanes that this amount
viii purchase. at least ~ will be
the result OF donations made by the
Italians living IN the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

The question Of revoking the In
dependent Telephone company fran.
hise comes up before the council
bis afternoon. Both the franchise
bmmittee and Corporation Counsel
Bradford are In favor OF resembling
be franchise. and the council Is ex-
bcted 90 take action accordingly.
The company will then have 90
hys within which to remove It's
oles. corduits and other parapher-
)alia from the city streets. II that
J not done, the city will then be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

savers. The exact details were not
worked out this morning In his blIi.
however.
Il am absolutely In favor OF some.
thing being done for the protection
Of life on Lake Washington and
other bathing and boating places, .
said President Hesketh this morn.
ing. Such precaution In the past
would have undoubtedly been the
means of saving several lives this
season alone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
CANDIDATES ARE THE EASIEST PEOPLE
TO FIND HERE NOWADAYS

w NJ. Zimmerman, formerly a
member of the police department.
and until recently a deputy under
Sheriff Hodge. is making an active
campaign for sheriff. Zimmerman
has been a resident OF Washington
for % years. lie has been engaged
In farming. logging and delivery
business. lie was employed In the
United States engineering depart.
mcnt under Mai John Miles. BE.
fore coming 60 Seattle, zimmerman
was deputy sheriff and constable In
Skagit county and city marshal In
Mount Vernon. lie resigned AS dep.
uty sheriff about month ago ia or
der 10 make the campaign for sher.
iff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
Beautiful Doll" Gallant
hlcago Judge Declares That the
Phrase IL Only . Commitment

Nic89o Judge DeCfarc4 nat rhe
Phrase 10 Only Compliment
/ CHICAGO. July 25.--According 10
Iruling OF Municipal Judge Gaverly.
Ne may address woman on the
beet even though she Ia not an ac-
ntnfance, as beautiful DOLL"
Sut Insulting her. Three young
- one OF whom mad thus adj
ssed Miss Gertrude Eiler. while
De was seated In an automobile.
3ere brought before the Judge yes
Rrday on complaint OF the young
foman. who claimed she had been
hsulted.
What did these young men say
% your" asked the court.
"One OF them said. oh. you
beautiful doIi.'" answered Miss
flier.
swell. go ahead" urged the
burts what did he say that was
&f1ltInsg"
rhats was what he said" an
w6Te<& he witness; "he just called
Ne 5autifui doll"
THAT was no insult" said the
udge; that was compliment.
discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
TO PROVIDE LIFE SAVING FACILITIES
ALONG LAKE WASHINGTON SHORES

An ordinance providing for life
paving facilities at Lake Washing.
)on will be introduced THIS after
npQn At the council meeting. Coun-
an Marble viii father the bin.
16ent OF the Council Hesketh Is
|siasticaily In favor OF II and
u probably pass as an emergen.
~ measure 20 take effect at once.
Marble plans TO make Leschi park
The point OF operation for the life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
NEGROES THREATEN
BLOODY RETRIBUTION

PLAINvILLE, Ca, July 2s.--Bent
on vengeance for the Staying here
yesterday by whites OF seven menu
bers OF their race. armed negroes
today are In possession OF this town
and threaten bloody retribution DO.
fore night. As the negroes outnum-
Der the whites 2 to /, II Is feared
that It will necessary TO call out
state troops before order Is
restored.
In addition to the seven negroes
slain, ii blacks and four white men
we're wounded. several OF the
negroes probably fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
OROZCO'S CABINET"
I'm LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES. July zs.--That
Gen. Pascuai orozco's cabinet" has
set up headquarters in this city and
Is advising the Mexican rebel chief
tain from the American side of tho
line. Is the announcement OF United
States secret service men here to-
day. The men who constitute the
advisory board Of Orozco, II Is
claimed, have established headquar-
ters In north Main St, tho old Span
ish section OF the city. and are
planning to inaugurate n weekly
newspaper 10 attack President Ma.
dero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

11"<Te7~1-f~l--7lNlNN~ 11-T~N-N<N~NNvT~N
Jcsr Hnnit9. prof. OF botany and
meaisin"i epsniah steam baths ss-
peciailT. Colondrina Imminent for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and for all
sorta Of skin diseases, Hours I 70
and 70 . y. m. sszt = Ballard
Ave Hoofn g. Traffon Hotel
Phone ballard i3fa
Your Lawn and garden taken care %
while on your vacation or az your
summer home. the very best OF
service and price reasonable. Drop
card 20 Garden Service Club. 1t3s
WoodiAun av
Mehels. 1ansniaMs. ltlnckioy lslk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

Boneiess cottage ham. fsc H.; beef
stew, 2 lbs. isc: lamb stew. Sc 10.
picked spareribs. Toe H.; hambur-
ger. loo NJ: pork bones, &c ID: pot
roaat So ID: veal roast. 12ho 10.
h.. halibut ? lbs csc: tsnderioin
sole. lbs. csc. smeits. Zoe ID. hall
but checks. lbs. csc: sturgeon, Z
lbs. use; German ain pickles. Q dos.
zsc. ground horse radish. i0c glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

In the event OF his election.
There are quite M many candi.
dates for governor now on the dom
ocratic ticket as there are for cor.
oner or for sheriff In King county.
The newest hats In the field belong
10 Erneat Lister OF Tacoma and
Judge w w. Black OF Everett, A
total OF some nine candidates are
now Ia the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
PUBLIC MARKETS


Water nslons. &c ~. peaches. zsc
basket. new Washington apples. f0c
don, 10 lbs. sugar. 55e. honey, i5c
comb aardlneH In oil or mustard. &c
can. ID. can ground chocolate. 1sc
2sc bottle stuffed olives. iec ACE
bottle salad oil. CSC. 35c can salmon.
ace. doc bottle Italian olive oil, ssc.
cans minced CLANS. CSC, fec bottle
prepared mustard. Toe. Eastern ba-
con. isc. Eastern hams. iecs picnis
hams. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

Green peppers. &c and f0c 10. I;
Yellow Newton apples. 3-tier boxes.
SOC. tomatoes. lbs. &c; cooking APP
pies. lbs. 25c; rev potatoes, i6 lbs.
Csc: onions. s lbs. 100; catsup. lee
bottle: peanut butter, 7Bc H.. ground
chocolate, zoe III. 35c jar Gammal-
ost. Csc; New York sharp cheese,
25c H.: honey and cocoanut jumbleH,
don. use: short ribs. &C H.. break
fast bacon, 16c To-; leg mutton, lie
lb.. plcnIc hams, 12c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

Kippered salmon. i5c H.: mack
ersi. iba use: hslibut. lbs. loo:
salmon. Ice ID: smelta. lbs. csc:
cared corn beef. Zoe; 10 lbs lard.
ti.75. butter. 3bc h.. duck eggs. $50
dor-. butter. acc H.: coffee. lbs o.
cocoa. SIC H.. new potatoes. 20 lbs.
26c. oranges. lee doz.. peaches. f6c
basket. peach plums. So doz: GU
Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

SANTA MONICA, Cal, July 29.--
Miss Anna Fredericks. 10, caused
CONSERVATION among bathers here
by leading a half.grown cinnamon
bear into the surf. Bruin enjoyed
the experience so much, that II took
four men to coax him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29
Farm L.ands.

Sb0o BUYS 10 ACRES
TERMS go CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Located on good road east Of Kirk
land and less than mile from
Lake Samantha The soil r. q
rich loan for berries, chickens and
vegetables. Easy drive TO Seat
tie. Come 10 Kirk land direct Take
the Madison ear and county ferry
or steamer rrauia 10 Burke a Far
rar's office in Kirkland. or call
loa Cherry ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-29

ARE yOU A SPEcuLATORs
n so. and you have SIS to invest IN
a olose.in tract on Lake Washing
ton, come and see me. ! have q
large tract of land only five
blocks from Lake Washington and
bbat landing. with a fine view OF
Seattle. the mountains and LAX z
Washington. for 5000. Terms SIS
cash. 3iO monthly This piece OF
land viii Increase rapidly In vaiue
with the nearing completion Of
the Lake Washington ship canal.
IL you have tTs TO invest on n
good speculation, see Clyde Hack
worth. Kirkland Hotel. Highland,
Waah
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RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over TOO eases cured past two
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LanKs Mineral wondcr viii cure lfn-
paired Vitality. absolute ~atlsfae-
ton guaranteed or money back !:
one dollar. siT Third avs
iiavs your hnir.frssniuE. etc. done az
sit Eitel Building. Second and
Pike Expert service. reasonable
prices Aanicuring etc.
fORNS-Frogn corn piasssrs
cure corna. At store or
smaiied. &c. q. H. Frcgner. ssis
Geuensrs Sc
Frraons ~ Widow, good cook. wishes
position a. housskeeper for men.
X a7f, care Star.
sHfinopopf. manicurins, facial
tund scalp treatments suite -.
HIN Pike Of.
~Esprriencsd feather curler
knt wii'ower. Psnfortum Dye
WORKS. 30 Denny way. -
Wnnied-x Millinery maker aud stock
Flras Apply Muller q Rsas Co.
dfLkETTE Bf.A5fss sbarpened, 36s
n do3 Ya1ora. $50, etc. itoi eth Az.
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w4h. korb. fo1 spring Ind Ssoa
Us kcnuainfed Society. Names and
addresses los Pine Street.
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