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Evening journal., 1912-10-15
Wilson Sends sympathy.

HN The InlIOU TTpHN.
TRENTON. n. j.. Oct i5.-Gover-
nor Wilson today sent the Following
telegram TO Colonel Roosevelt
please accept my earnest sympa-
thy and hearty congratulations that
the wound Is not serious
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON,"
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
srReE0Ns ANN0rNcE ROosEIrLrs

SURGEONS ANNOUNCE R00SEvELTs
WOUND Is sERI0rs CD HE
MIST HAVE ABSOLUTE REST
CHICAGO m- Oct g. Surgeons attending Colonel Boose.
vs ih afternoon that bullet wound IS serious
and mot merely nesh wound
This bueg coming after the reassurne reports Of the
morning has caused much alarm Colonel Rooscrefs
friends
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
DIR. WATSON UMPROyEs

State Bacteriologist DR. Herbert
Watson. who has been i'll for ten
days has recovered sufficiently to be
out of bed and II is thought he will
be- able to resume his work at New
ark in a short time.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
nr The IInited press-

by Inc united Press,
CHICAGO, Oct. 15-With a IS
calibre bullet in his right breast, Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt. ex-President
of the United States, leader OF the
National Progressive party and candi-
date for President on the National
Progressive ticket. is in Mercy Hos
pital, this g.ty. His condition is not
serious.
John Schrank, East Tenth street,
New York, who followed the Colonel
all over the south and finally fired
the shot that nearly killed him, is
in the hands of the police at Mil
waukee. The authorities at Milwaukee
spirited their prisoner to the county
Jail to avoid the possibility of lynch
ing.
The shooting of Roosevelt is story
that shows the iron nerve of the for
mer President He insisted on speak
ing before an audience at the Audi
torium in Milwaukee. after the bullet
had lodged in his body.
The Colonel had hardly begun to
speak last night when an elderly wo-
man in the crowd, arose in her seat
and said:
Colonel Roosevelt, please go back
dhN iSl luO uotbOlo utNoo SOui
wound"
With snap of his teeth, the Col
onel replied:
"NOt Hurt" Colonel SAYS.
Dear madam, it is very nice of
you, but / am not hurt If you saw
me on horseback, you would think
l am pretty strong now"
Philip j Roosevelt. cousin of the
Colonel. also interrupted him; "Stop,
begged the young man.
Il will not stop" fired back lhe
Colonel, as he plunged into his attack
on Wilson, La Toilette and the plat
forms of the two old parties.
The bitter arraignment Of his OPP
ponents continued for an hour and a
half, but towards the end. Is the
speaker grew weaker from loss OF
blood, his tone changed and he in
terpolated a new phase into his part
ing sentence--an appeal to his hearers
to Join with him ''in kindness, charity
and generosity" to bring nearer the
day when social and industrial justice
"shall be achieved in this great land
of ours"
Then, having finished his speech
the Colonel submitted TO the entreaties
of his friends and was taken from
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
WEATHER

BY Tie Inlted TreSS,
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-Occasi0n.
al rains will continue in the Sonth
Atlantic and East Gulf States tonight
and Wednesday, while in the central
valley. the lake region and the east
the weather will be generally clear.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-For Della.
ware: Fair, slightly colder tonight,
Wednesday fair.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
MRS. ROOSEVELT REiSsURED.

CHICAGO, M, Oct. l5.-The fol-
lowing message was sent 10 Mrs.
Roosevelt nj New York today:
sRespiraiOry movement good;
pulse normal; bullet in safe place;
expectOrate no blood"
Evening journal., 1912-10-15

PRESIDENT SENDS SYMPATHY.
ABOARD THE MAYFLOWER, VIA
WIRELESS, ELLIS ISLAND. n. ".
Oct l5.-P President Taft today sent
these kilograms 10 Colonel and Mrs.
Roosevelt:
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt; Chi
cagO:
- am greatly shocked 70 hear of
this outrageous and deplorabie as
sauIt made upon you. And ear
nestly hope and pray that your re-
cOyCry may be speedy and without
suffering.
(Signedl CIVILIAN II. TAFT"
"AIrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster
Bay, y. Y:
Il extend TO yOu my heartfelt SYM
patliy in your present distress. I
earnestly hope and pray that you and
your family and the colonel may he
promptly relieved OF suspense by
news that all danger is past.
WILLIAM II. TAFT"
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
Fired Upon by Fanatic
While Leaving Mil
waukee Hotel, Progress
sive Leader Insists on
Making Speeches
BALL NOT BIG
ENOUGH, HE SAYS
Bullet Under Tenth Rib
Near Chest Wall X-Ray
Shows But Surgeons
Say Operation is Not
Necessary at This Time
PRESIDENT TAFT
WIRES SYMPATHY
BY The United Press.


CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE following
statement was issued at the Mercy
Hospital at 1890 o'clock, on the con-
ditiOn OF tOlonei Roosevelt;
"The bullet wound Is at chest-Wall
without striking any vital organ in
transit; wound not been prObed.
Point OF entry is one inch to the right
and one inch below the level Of the
right nipple. The bullet ranged up
ward and inward for a distance OF
four inches 10 the chest wall. No
evidence that the bullet penetrated
the lung. Pulse IS 90; temperature
80 2-i0; respiration, 20; LeucOcrite
count $500 at 10 o'clock. No opera
fion to remove the bullet is indicat-
ed NJ the present time. Condition is
hopeful hut the wound is so import
ant as to demand a rest for num-
her Of days.
(Signed) "John Murphy; Arthur
BeYer; Scurry l.. TerTill.s
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
The EVENING JOURNAL

has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
That means a home pspeL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
ssnCE STIRS LABOR
MEN OF TACOMA

or the way the state militia organ
iaations are being prostituted 80
that they have become weapons OF
oppression,
"Thc wives ~ the strikers at
Lawrence feared for the safety OF
their children. 40 they tried 60 send
them out ~ the strike area, an
action dictated by humanity aud
mother love. In going to the depot
and buying tickets for thoir children
"a carry them out OF the city they
were doing only what they had a
perfect right 90 do. Il WAS a free
dom 81 action guaranteed by the
constitution of the United States
'sThe soldiers. then. were the law
breakers. when. led by a United
States marshal. they attacked these
women and children. held them nn.
vi the train had pulled out. and
ciuhhod them until the platform
was CORY. bloody hhamhics.
'''rhe Industrial history OF Amer
lea is full Of similar Instances
where the militia was used a. the
instrument OF greed TO Cypress
labor, think that the Lawrence
brutallties alone have proved my
case"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

- - ~ ~ - - y *4ntaA
Ma len, sasks best flour. 9se
each cracked hominY. las ssc
a9fmfnr xftts tba zzr s lhA pfnk
nesns zsr. speekird hsyu beans se
y ibc can cora SYRUP loo. : lha
sss sesiss "a sssI best .a sssa re- re-
toilet soap. bars 1te respharrirs
cans -3c black cherries cAn-
eses plans. z cans SSes peas. . cans
zse. rAielns , pkg~ sse. Soup. !
esns ssc. Tomatoes. cans sse. :
aaek oranges ~ bex . dos. orr
PIKE MARKET
Slammed catfish. lbs. 1891 hall
het cheeks. > fns Csc Young ssnsits,
iabs. ! Ms fsr: finnaa haadIs. fTSe
~ pork roast. Ice y leg lamb.
l44e n. lamb elsope. lba esc.
shoulder iMmlS. &c nj pfch led side
pork. txSS NJ; Jack rhssse. gee n
swtss cheese. see y fresh ehnrued
senssteas grape frulf for Csc. orr
nnwss. dox. lee eating apples :
doxs lie. soda crackers. : lbs. tkc
matches. boxes lac; codfiah. s-fb
SANITARY MARKET
Haiibut. lbs f5ci Nnsits. { ms
.ses perch. rs. tscs salmon trout.
zac n. fresh salmon, fsc NJ fresh
herring Sc M fiftet OF sole. tscs
hwitbut checks. Ice, Hrs. fer 3Sc.
lupartsa flnnan hadiie. ne p nat
ton chops. Ice n sirlaln steaks. l5c.
pure h0tna~ kndered lard. lbs. Zoe
rs stern compound ? TBS. sSN. I1cni
ranch eggs 4sc tie Goldfish bricks,
les f5c can vegetable SOUP. i9r
Lettuce heads for Sc. rhuharb. ipr
n, asparagus iae ~ oranges. f@r
tox tbs. cooking apples. 2sc.
ieuaons. fsc mirEicu fiks. loo N.
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SINGLE TAX MEETINGS

Single tax meetings will be held
tonight as foilowas
Erickson and Miss Parker viii
speak at the broadway high school.
broadway and Pine ~
Pardee. kaufman and Mina
p'Meara will speak at the w.
Queen Anne school. Caller and Fifth
av, w.
Fafdeo. Kaufman and Miss
y Meara viii speak az the rrantx
u. Coo school. Seventh w and
Wild Rose st.
fidduck. REYNOLDS and Ralph
Royal VIII speak at the John Hay
school. Fourth NJ and Crockett 81.
fidduck. Reynulda and Ralph
ROYAL viii speak at the Mercer
school. Valley VI. aud Fourth ay. N.
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-, ~. - Sheriff Zoo 20.
li{V.r.. r~<sIsc candidate 'e'
- !. ~ sissn a great :.i,.' eva
. .sr,,ry. "fskhsins he 10.
y *. ,sausnan ATTACKS oy nv
~ ~ s.,,s epcn the textile s'', ! !.
- , es,sncs. Mass Whsn ~ ~
,sst. ~ GOVERNOR hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
KY His
ON General

IS y - - XGuno4 Wtrsf
NM -. ~ --ccl. Thso-
.ss~rS today assumed &C.
inI <Anrxe Of bis own
- e ssrurp the republican
- noulnstion By the ma.
VI. ..-.er1Irn II Chicago june
.1cr \ his office IN the
~ enlpnel summoned
fH.S1olor. Who vii manage
rrR Roosevelt commit
nn1o1s1 to know WIS
- r - Supporters Of the
crnIrlk&ss we're not puh.
- nrooevcll conferred
1m o1r]uruick Of Chicago.
11nr senator Dixon Of
- S lrnnk Knox. chair
~ UlchIran state repslb.
r11Dna II \ understood
& go Senator Dixon 20
r. >pca md that be re
- y lnns charge OF the
11n1gnfssrx Of bis cam
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cArARRli CURED

CATAltNH CURED
DOYLE Medicine Co. cured one ~
leading doctors 90 Seattle. used
% gather and break center Of hts
lafshesa When y broke. had %
wife. Name can be had by calling
tah rike "a, Trial free,
Rupture cured permanent. without
operation or detention from labor
over a00 eases cured past two
years ages I 20 rs. Harvard
system. blf Eitei bldg, seattle.
ON and Potter Test circle Friday
kradinKn daily. 1904 Ord.
be Putnam has resumed Ills dental
RS lss.. ;os rlI sas. .n' Washington
Wanted hay Ssir. hair chains
~ Miller. ttsN sixth av.. near Pike.
niaRest chow IA city. baby chicks
Matched every minute ln glass In
entntors. Come and see. IN Annex
~ pike ~.
Amateurs wanted Tor fealdence the
stfr this week. Cash pfiEon
Phone Ind. 1888.
chitopoJy aud manlcufing par.
Tors. snampoeins facial and scalp
treatment ste Liberty nidK
GILLETTE n<.AbEs sharpened. soc
dos faxrru, 29o, etc. itoi tth sy.
Don't DO loneiy' ioin our tfstrimoaisi
Bnrean. ladies free. Tes pins ~
laney Shell Handled Souvenir Pens
souvenir Pen Co. hox 1895 Fsattls.
Wf!nkirr frsckiss. srars. moirs.
pfmplrH removed. 3ss Arcade HidE
| TorFtEN. wfus--Ali kinds OF hair
WORN Fosb. ipt Npfinx Ind s4pg.
Say - saw Ii Ia Tie Ntar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

the nomination OF r. Roosevelt
rs the republican presidential can.
dldate BY ten 10 one was contained
In a message today FROM Meyer
Llssncr 1f Los Angeles 10 Medin
Mccormick. q prominent Chicago
progressive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

At Ei.i.sSsBURo
balance ttu pcf month. Tor choice
land under kittlthn high iire
canal. n you don't know what n
ie. It's time you were asking
Close 20 railroad station. Now
IL your chance a. get 4 good iit.
tie piece 81 Irrigated lnud nj
PRICES and TERMS that are
RIGHT
kfrffTAS LAND Co. rN0..
i1sTu Thlrd Avenue. MaIn zlaa
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For Exchange.


ORCHARD LAND
40 acres Of land ~ miles from
White Salmon. a town on the Coz
lumhia river. IN the apple belt. 1
mile from poHsoffice; an acres
Hinahed and burned. 81 acres
cleared and in fruit. Trees.
Groom house. large barn, two
wells, THIS Is an extraordinary
coed buy. price 1000 90. VIII
exchange for Seattle property.
w. W. MOVES
at flostpn block
Owner has lots fairly well located
In Tacoma and seattle. Will SIX
change for improved or partly Inn
proved rich farming land, near Sc
attic preferred. G. W. Knox, Inter-
hay. Seattle
i houses. fonr well Improved iofa. 1
want partly improved ranch In
exchange. Ihcnn kenwood t11.
Address u. " y. No 1904 ~.
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~ - ~ quIck reisef show
- mrnles. painless nature
- Fvmedy. and start yoa
- w toward : peffec,
~ a. ~ Z fazIisixsa box
Y 9~eglos ~ - cents. and
- ~ eusea
: q hnsIag uAat you call
- ~ name and address
- DrN @, ~ Pyramid
l1sIt Ma. and receive
MUM m1I. ths trial pack
z ~ wrapper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
PR0eRESSlvES
WERE EXCL DED

TAIUNAs Feb, IN Wait tiIi
election day" THIS Is the consola-
ton today OF the progresslses who
failed mostly of Invitation even 10
the dollar banquet called last night
BY Chairman u. w. Conner OF the
republican state central committed.
The banquet was dominated BY the
stand-pat politicians.
A poll Of the hanqneters showed
III for Taft. "a for Roosevelt and
seven scattering.
Only one progressive" Geo. ".
Walker OF Seattle. was on the pro-
gram. he being assigned the harm.
less theme Get Together
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Mfu1a z 2 q I
succes<
There - Just
oI,e 9th = r
var 20 be
f11Ye<i .--. main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

TO MAIL sunsuninnns-rhe date
whrn your subscription expires IL
On the address label % your paper.
When that date arrives, " your sub.
scfirtton has act again been paid
" adv Ancc, your name IN taken
from TIE list A change Of dats
on the address label " 4 receipt
For the convenience OF our readefs.
W. hsvp established agencies at the
following locations
=. y. Mniisa. btog Ballard av. phens
iialfaFi see.
onafsr Drug stores, Fourth av and
TINS a.. Third nv, and Madison at.
Firnt av, near spring 81.
Adn may be left AZ those branches
a. fnnin office Transient rates
are Toe per limo or 8 tlfnoa for the
prize Of FOR caah ala
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kSO0& 0ub0 = Vo&t&k<
s>e>~<~~~~-~>>>>>s~-- ~>~-r~~>r>>->r<
Purse WAS taken By boy and handed
20 man on thu strwet on Nru&d /.
way. near rine Sd WAS . small
coin purnc. With trwrled snake
head clasps. contained q check for
ta.0e. a round geld becset ana
an Earring Ia tbs pattern ~ q
bunch of grapes and leaves, which
WaH keepsakc. Please return
nnd reoetvn liberal reward. 40
questions. mo- prosecution Mfas g.
~. wAAaon. HAN Broadway North.
Fast 500
VIII findrf II open faced geld watch
with Malfham movement aud Eelj
gold nuMxrf min with n1nDxrHfu
M and pfeturee Of gentlemen and
lady pi9Ass return to alteration
department % Eou Nsfehe and re-
celvs liberal reward
f..s~t- - fslark Frwnrh bulldog scar
on fisht fTont shoulder side cell
lar. aud answers to untpN 81 faa-
tu~ Phone Y kas1 Reward.
Dark bIsa siIk umbrella Friday
Fresierick a Nelson's or Fisher
Bros. East 41t1
f<SNf- Brown fur hea. Monday noon,
seattle theatre. PHASE telephone
isost-- Maltese gray male. Capitol
fiu district. Any Information
thankfully recrivet Phone East
NHkI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
Board and Room.
Apartments for Rent

fsrTS sha ssi fssr-r gcS Sfsr,7is saIs1
first hlil apartments, 4 and s
rooms. $50 90 ana up, lanftor ser.
Vice. Key At igoab Terry av.
easio Apartments urnishea Apis
room and board. so 4 week ss8
Ath. hremerton Wa. Phone X I'll
Excelsior Apis rurnishen ana IN.
lnLnIsl.l 9th and Rlke. Nun 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

TIn- E6STNlN7Td TSfSFnTxEISd
COS corner Ninth and uutog, Main
1901. Ind. sTsA FREMONT or
pee ziiT Fremont Az. FhoaeA
North fso. Gfe~n 81.
nHTrEH WORTH a SONS
Professional Directors and iicersed
Embaimers 1881 let Phones 80.
University Undertaking. faFtsfs. t1tt
ttth nj ~ North ia, Green ia.
nann@y Nat.on CO. Funsr4i Diree.
tots Third az. and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
Help Wan,cd---Fem.lc

Ns<e>rsr>ec>s>~~~s~~~e r>r~~~~~~~~~eNe~
wanted Young women. either ok'
pefinnced or inexperienced. 20
work az telephone operators. Ap-
ply 70 tips afa av. or 1889 nth
sN The Pacific Telephone aud
Telegraph Co
WORKING anus
Nice two-foom suites cheap. walk .
Ing distance. Take fthlcf car 60
18th. walt Two blocks south
RAINIER APIS
Nakfilnn plane playing positively
taught IN 10 10 40 lessons Hook.
icta free. seattle School OF popu-
lar Music, sol Third nv, Mniu s(ia
ulrl Tor shooting gailery. $50 Kins
M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

~s~o~~N~~-~~>~~>~N<~< ~r~<-~~@es~-~~-rA~>r~~.~
A small manufacturing business
wants machine operators. 4 man.
with team. as salesman. l man.
with launch. as salesman. 2 mon.
with auto. ms statesmen. Expert
ence not necessary salary and
profits. 80 to $40 per day. In
vesfment expected from 900 TO
81 900 Team. launch and autos
accepted as Investment For par
ticulsra address = 1887. The Star
Biacksmifb shop for sale, sets %
tools and all the stock. 900. cor.
Kilbourne and Evanston Ave,
Fremont.
t2BO--STORE. STOCK, FIXTURES
AND BUILDING, located near
large city park. This IL a snap.
Phone Kenwood 20it.
Dandy paying moving picture show,
cannot devote proper attention on
account OF other business, Dwuer.
Address F-727. care star.
For aale or Blacksmith shop.
complete machinery and tools
building 4Ox90. Apply Il. r..
white. La Conner.
THE bert bargain In the state--atore
and property for sale at big sac
rificc y 1871. Star.
woodward for sale. Inquire 1890 ".
John ". :.
By owner, 10 rooms. Price $500,
Rent reasonable. 1902 East 42nd
street.
Grocery store for sale In good loca-
fionf for rent East bbNI.
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Lake Burien Property.

aS1T7 GEHP '''''e>S'>''rS
An acre. one block from Burieu
Lake car line: 1900; terms. A. X
Wrf.DE. az New York Blk. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

$500 PER MONTH
FINE ron ciffCkENa
large lots. close Ia. small o.room
cottage, near school and cars.
fhone Mt. Manifold Ind YORK 90
Ny Eaat Seattle modern hnnsaine .
sleeping porch. basement. hnrriea.
lawn, shade trees 40 minutes
tidr from Pioneer suu9fe nsll ~
frht cheap. Geo. fsraelnoh. Phone
BEACON 9Ot
q room modern house, Wen furnish.
"r Capitol hiil, zee. VIII iaaap for
vnc yenr. not lees Telephone
East abae.
broadway ana John, a0utheaai c0rs
n"ti broom modern residence.
bot water heat, $40. Archer. Main
saGa. East aefp.
House for rent broom, modern
corner lot paved street queen
Anne I'M. tif. Call l. 72f3.
Neat a-reofn cottage, close ID. only
$500 mouth. SOC Mutual life lldK
fib.oo~ modern furnished home 1
Innma- InqnIle Ia Howard W
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2s--Mrs. 10.
hanA boher. who saturated her
clothes with oil. set them ON fire
and then cut her throat With a
razor, died In the hospital toaat
WICHITA. kas-. Feb. 7s---Whlls
eating a boiled potato Mira. Alice
Miller swallowed her false teeth.
Three surgeons. By a speedy opera
lion. saved her tifc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

l'ffTTnf0IS y T'DflNffrffE Co
1914 sth av. Pay cash for second
hind goods. Main HE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

To make money. get ahead Of rail-
road building. Contracts 20 build
Milwaukee will be let soon. VIII
sell corner lots. each boxffa. In
this beautiful townsise. for tik0.
~
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New Today

New Today.
- - Learn 90 dance In two
4sv days Private inatfuc-
ton. Trial fsws t~~a-
go sons every day and evan
IN s .sss, 3 aa asasssss saAfAn-
Af pRFANfsASD
~ Seventh and tnscr4
N you have tried TO
learn from other teach
efs without nuccefs.
come to us Prof. naber,
MIKE COIN
second Hand Clothing Bought.
Sold and kxrha nged.
fNf1 PIKE HI
Ind. /. 2gss Main Saa5
Kotak rolls dsysfopsd fof ipc. any
sias. In At 4. At sbeyre done
lasch. rhosa shep. r..L niak
Special Notices.
-s~s~~~~>~~~s~<> s~~~~~~~~~~~-~
II you arc going tn buy piano you
cant afford 50 overlook us. We're
not big dealers, but We arc hfI
ENOUGH - save yen money. TIE
piano psflor idea ~ new ln Seat.
tie. Come In and sit down and
hear a piano perfectly. WaliiuK,
zoe set Arcade Annex. tSecond
tieoF, opposite eistntnr.f
cnrxefa~-trfonf -iAre. also hack lace.
Madam Merritt 1877 4nd az.
phFenaiogic charsx. sand diet, Health
advice free. Prof. Ay~reifzs fth Az,
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WOODLAND PARK BARGAIN

Good s-room modern cottage, cleo
trio lights. shades and fixtures;
large pantry, fun basement; large
lot h0xis3: cluse to car and Wood
land Park. an street assessments
paid In full. grand view. Price
only S2.i00: xinn cash. balance TO
suit Take Phlnnay car 20 GBth
street Ask
COTTAGE REALTY co.
North gB4O white eSi.
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49, ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ ~ -.
$5-PER MONTHS
VIII buy 6 acres Of good land u mile
from lake. with beautiful view:
practically level and excellent soil
for fruits. vegetables snud poultry
ranch. This IL close to Seattle, on
fine road and will grow rapidly
In value. Price s32b terms s2s
cash, 81 per month. G, IL. Hack
worth, 30T Liberty bldg, opposite
postoffice. :
I am brokei VIII sell marine view
lot, with now three-room house,
for $500. Easy terms. Price less
than material. with labor thrown
In; 20 minutes from Pioneer
square. Take Alki car, get Off at
tions. Three blocks from car
Must aeli Immediately. fine view lot,
s-room cottage: nicely furnished.
water, gas. electric lights. snap.
Wheeler. Royal Hotel
Good Groom cottage; corner lot;
close In. between East Union and
$1,000 cash. balnne $1,000 per
month. All improvements In and
paid American Mortgage a. Bldg.
co. 4ol Union Street
We build bungalows or cottages
anywhere YOU want them, and sell
on small payment down and
balance like rent.
AMERICAN MORTGAGE a BUILD
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29
, ACRES $3.50
s ACRES WATER FRONT

Good level land; fine beach. spring
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home. $500 for the 8 acres.
MERRITT a.. FREELAND,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-29

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Kilbourne and Evanston Ave.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-18
SAN LUIS VALLEY
FIELD MEET

With nearly all the towns in the
Valley represented, the annual
High School Field meet was held
last Saturday at Alamosa. In the
afternoon the sports were held at
the Fair Ground and il the even
ing the literary contest was given
in the Oliver Opera house. Moth
ing occurred to mar the entertain
ment and upon the whole it was
one of the most successful gather
ings of the kind yet held in the
Valley.
Following is a partial list of the
contestants and places awarded:
100 yd. dash Alamosa, first; Creede,
second; Hopper of Monte Vista, third
Time 10 seconds.
300 hurdles-Alamosa, first; Hopper
second; Saguache, third. Time 2S sec
Pole Vault-Creede first and third
Shakespeare Monte Vista, second
Height Oft. Gin.
Shot Put Morse, Monte Vista, first
Del Norte, second; Hopper, third. Dis.
tance 80 IT. 6 in.
Half Mile Race Rawlings, Monte
Vista, first Beatty, Monte Vista, second
Del Norte, third. Time 2.15 10
High Hurdles-Alamosa first; Baird
Monte Vista, second; Creede, third.
Time 10 % sec.
220 Yard Race -Creede, first; Alamosa
second; Hopper, third. Time % l.5 sec
440 Yard Race Hopper, first; Ala
mosa, second; Del Norte, third. Time
So Is sec.
High Jump-Del Norte, first; Stroup
Monte Vista, second; Schall, Monte
Vista, third. Height 3 It. 3 in.
Hammer Throw Meinzer, Monte, LIST
Saguache, second; Baird, third. Dis.
tance 100 II. @ in.
Mile Race Beatty, first; Del Norte
second; Schall, third Time 5:35.
Discus Throw-Stroup first; Morse
second; Snguache, third. Distance 80 It.
Broad Jump Hopper, first; Crecde