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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-22
Naturally.

Naturally.
IT hear Bill went all to pieces yes
terday."
''Of course he did. He got a little
excited about the payment of the bills.
and his partner says to him. Bill. col
lect Yourself baltimore American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-22

Things look dim to old folks. They
need have some young eyes about 'em
to let 'em know the worlds the same
as it used to be.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-22

Misunderstanding Him.
"I've about decided to get me a talk
ing machine"
You believe that two can live as
cheaply as one, ehT'-Houston Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
TRIO WITH
S|[VERWARE
LOOT CAUGHT

fatfotman Y. W. tAhntiott ar
rested William Doris. rs. a North.
Icrn Pacific telegraph operator:
Earl Smith. rs. a iaborcr. and John
kearncy. 10. n lahorcr. Saturday
night AZ I o'clock. at tho corner Of
Minor NV. and James at, after re-
cclving complaints from that neigh.
borhood OF three men who were
prowling around. When arrested
tho three had a large amount Of
sllyerwarc. amounting 10 several
hundred dollars worth. They nd.
mittod that the silver was taken
from house ON noren nv. hut said
they could not give tho exact loca.
ton Of the place.
A woman phnned In 10 police
headquarters early IN tho evening
that three men were trying 10 get
into house on Columbia VI. Gaunt.
lett Investigated but found nothing.
lie was going back 10 his beat on
James ~. when man told him
three mon were following a woman
down the street.
Gauntlet started after them. over.
taking them near Minor nv. He
ordered them Ia stop but they
broke into a run. which was quick.
~ stopped when the officer threat
oned To shoot The allvorware was
In an oycrcoat which Doris had
rolled up Into n bundle and carried
under his arm. There were ~
pieces OF II. also fine drawnwork
table cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
BUNNY" GIRL
READY TO PLEAD
FOR ACCUSED MAN

NEWARK. n. J.. Oct. 2i.--Ths
second trial OF Allison VI. Macfar.
land. charged with the murder OF
his wlfc BY polsoning. has begun
before Chief Justtcc Gummors.
Facts not brought out a; tho first
trial. which resulted In Maefar.
Land being convicted Of the muir
der, will. II Ia believed, be intro
ducad. II IL also likely tha, Flor
ence Bromley OF Philadelphia. writ.
or OF The famous bunny letters,
which practically convicted Mac.
Farland at tho previous trial. Siii
be called to testify by the dsfenss.
According to the prosecution In
tho last trial. mcfarland placed
cyanide OF potassium In q bottle
formerly containing Pcacocks 80.
luton Of bromide. which he knew
his wife frequently took for head
aches.
From reports. Il IL believed the
prosecution of the second trial VIII
be along tho same line OF tho first.
which was ordered retired upon a
technically. Miss Bromley IL here
TO teasify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
COLUMBIA INVITES MRS.
JONES TO LIVE THERE

Columbia Invites Mrs. Jones to
build her homo here. This will
constitute an order for one $500 lot
when siI necessary materials and
money have been raised. Yours
truly. David p. Eastman, firth floor.
lo~man building. p. s.--Boost for
Columbia"
surei Hip. hip. hurrsh for Co
iumbia. Hall. coIumbisi Column
bla. tho gem OF the suburbsi Fine
placc---columbls. Good climate.
Great soil. Easily accessible. Nice
people.
Sure, well boost for Columbia.
Something seemed to tell us Sat.
urday when the District Council OF
Carpenters told ua that tho Carpens
tors' union OF the city would take
full charge OF building Mrs. Jones'
homo OF her own" that somebody
was going to hand us a iot---ths
only thing We urgently needed.
And here comes letter from
David T.. Eastman. real estate man,
saying hos Eot the very lot were
looking for and Mrs. Jones can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

have t. It's 20 by 100. and the aoii
~ rich. black loan.
Then there's Mr.. Knolsley. OF the
columbia Lumber Co. Wed like
10 do something" he said today.
We suggested that no build the
chimney. Good ideal" said Mr..
knelsley. THAT chimney IL ~
good as built"
Some Of you folks who have been
holding off can ntill get I'm. We've
sct the lot. and the roof. and the In.
|trrfbr walls, and the front and back
doors, and the chimney. and about
$500 In cash. We could 40 right
AHEAD now and build tho house, but
We don't want 10 hurt anybody'H
Feelings.
DO u you want 10 kick In on this
with little lumber for the exterior
wallis, or plumbing, or something,
you may take our word for ID that
MIRA Jones would be most grateful.
r. Silt has just occurred 10 us
'tsrst most houses have floors. We'd
forgotten about floors. Funny,
Isn't II. how these details escape
oneY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
,oaSEYELT FAR In LEAD in
n CALIFORNIA, SAYS GARDNER

on the ballot the names Of the Taft
electors. and there arc probably
not a hundred voters In the state
who could name half OF them.
Taft'a California managers have
withdrawn Taft from the ticket In
the hope that tho Taft vote can he
delivered To Wilson. This il a
move in the anythlngto.beat Roosel
Welt program. which II gradually
bringing together the raft reaction.
aries and the friends Of Wilson. OF
course. Taft'a managers win deny
that they have withdrawn him from
the race. and will complain loudly
that the bull moonera have stolen
the republican party-name. EN-.
blem and machinery. and have
crowded poor William OF the bal.
lot. Hut the fact remains that the
Tan managers could have done
what the proErcsslvcs dld-sseure
place on the ballot by petition,
as provided by the law. In neg.
iecting TO take this course. they de.
liherateIy deprived the $4,000 Taft
following OF a chance 10 vote their
preference.
As things now stand. these re-
publicans will probably divide into
three nearly equal parts. a third
staying away from the polls. a
third voting for Roosevelt and 4
third voting for Wilson.
The wellknown organs OF special
privilege like General Harrison
Gray Oiis' Los Angeles Times. are
making Wilson second choice and
saying all they can To get the TAFT
vote 10 switch 20 Wilson. OF
course. this Ia calculated In the end
TO do Wilson more harm than good.
rs IL tends TO shake the confidence
of many voters who have favored
Wilson because they thought him
the antithesis OF Taft and all that
Otis stands for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
NO BOND
FOR GIRL

CHICAGO. OCT. sf.--curt refusal
10 accept any bond that Jack John.
son. heavyweight champion OF the
world. nigh, furnish 20 effect the
release OF Miss Lucille Cameron.
the fsyearold white girl. whom
the negro fighter 10 charged with
Abducting. was made hoFe today by
United Statea District Attorney Jas
= Wiiksr&nn Miax Cameron n
held as a material witness In tho
white slave case against Jeanette
pnrr.
Johnson. talking over the tcle-
phone. told Wilkcrson that he was
prepared TO furnish the 81. 900 do
mandsd for Mlsa Camcron'E release.
You arr suspected In this case.
too WiikcrBon answered tho
negro. did you know thatF I
want you 10 understand that viii
not approve OF any bond you may
furnish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
TO READ 500
LETTERS AT TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 21.--There
was little probability when the
trial Of ~ labor leaders for alleged
Illegal transportation OF dynamite
was resumed here today that Ortie
McManigal would testify this week.
United States District Attorney
Miller plans 10 conclude all prelim-
mary evidence before calling the
dynamiter. and Indicated today that
the government plans to read 500
or 600 letters before Mechanical Is
placed on the stand.
Mary Dcy resumed today the
Identification OF the various letters
sent by labor leaders in connection
with the Mcnamara cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
DID THEY SMUCCLE?

J. L. Minis and Effie Brinkiey.
both eoiorod, were arrested Satur-
day at Blaine and brought 70 Be-
attic. pending an investigation OF
jcwelry found on their persons. The
two are suspected OF smuggling. A
diamond weighing 3ia carats. val
ued at $3.50. was found on Minis.
and pair Of diamond earrings.
valued at 1850. we're found on Effie
Brlnkley. The pair claim they
bought tho diamonds In the United
States.
After being examined before As
sistant District Attorney John J.
Sullivan. they were released on
their personal recognixance. and
viii be tried next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
CHIMES INSTALLED
RI AT UNIVERSITY

\ Pho chimes presented to the uni.
vefsity BY Col. Alden J. Blethen
WIN be formally presented tomor-
row evening. with appropriate mu.
sleiani ceremonies. Tho bells. IL
In number. were all In place In the
campanile built especially for the
purpose Saturday. and there were
services at the bell tower yester-
day. The university will take for.
NAL charge tomorrow. The mum
Der of tunea that can be played on
the chimes Ia almost limItless. They
will sound for tho houra. half.
houra and quarterN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
ENGINE RUNS
INTO A FREIGHT

wOODfNVff.l.E. Wash. Oct. I'll.
"A light engine ran into a North.
ern Pacific freight train near here
this morning. and with the exeep-
ton of the caboose being smashed
and sltght injuries sustained by the
fireman and engineer. caused prac.
ticaiiy no damage. Both fireman
and engineer proceeded 10 Tacoma.
apparently able to fully take care
of themselves IN spite OF the shak-
ing up they received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

LONDON. Oct 7i.l-Despiis the
tact that Tyce Dcnyan has cenc
into an immense fortune In n rath.
or romantic manner. he refuses 10
leave his little cottage in Brecon.
shire. Wales.
Il appears that Dcvnn's father
vent 70 America many years arc
10 seek hia fortune. Nothing was
heard OF him by bis relatives until
last week. when lawyers In the Unit
ted States made inquiries for Den.
ran. II vas then learned that the
|fhther had amnKAed a large fortune
land on his death had bequeafhed
tina sum Of 81 600 900 20 bis son.
Tycs saya that farm laboring Ia
good enough for him. and his little
cottage IN Wales Will suit his
tastes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
GROUND BROKEN
FOR ELKS' CLUB

Ground will be broken this week
for tho new Eiks' club at tho cor.
ner OF Fourth and Spring by the
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging
Co. The contract calls for compile
ton by Sept. /. 1913 at an ostimat
cd cost OF 100000.
The building will Be eight stories
high. with q brick and terra Gotta
exterior. Besides club rooms aud
sleeping apartments. there will be
a complete gymnasium Including
Turkish baths and a swimming
pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
browns While Hunting

Tho body OF q. G. Holmes. 9s3s
5sth nv. a. was found yesterday
under the Northern Pacific bridge
across the Duwamish river by Geo.
Patrick Of Duwamish station. Cor.
oner J. c. Snyder. who invcstigat.
ed the case, thinks Holmes acciden'
tally fell off the bridge, and. strik.
ing HIS head on one OF the steel
Orders, drowned In the river while
unconscious. When he met with the
fatal accident, Holmes was start
ing on a hunting trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
WILSON QUIET

PRINCETON. Oct. 21.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson returned 10 his
home yesterday TO suspend active
campaigning until the recovery OF
Theodore Roosevelt. said he had
made no plans for the Immediate
future, that demands for speeches
were strong. but that he was going
to stick to his resolve. He will.
however. issue public statements
and documents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
COLONEL TEDDY LIKED HIS NURSES


CHICAGO. Oct Before isay-
ing the hospital here Col. Roosevelt
especially thanked Mlss wei,cr and
Miss Fitzgerald. his nurses. saying:
Girls. II II we're not for the fact
that am going home. would want
TO stay here and hay. you care for
me. ! want 10 give you something.
50 you may choose anything you
want from among the things have
with me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
NOTICE TO ELECTORS

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN tina,
In aceur1ance with Resolution No,
tsoz ~ the City Council Of The city
isfs. the simple refer.nduin has been
invoked hy the said City Council ~
self as to the following ordinance.
ORDINANCE MO- sooss.
An Ordinances relating 20 the or
ton Of the Fire Department OF Tbs
city OF Seattle. and repeating ali
ordinances IN conflict.
BE 1T ORDAINED by THE CITY or
SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS.
on s's DAY u April isis' Tie firsm men
and employees OF the Fire Depart
msnt Of The City OF Seattle. subject
20 call. other than the. Fire Chief
shall be divided into two ca pla.
and the other to perform night ser
Vice. The hours OF the day service
shall not exceed ten tioD. commene-
ing not before eight go o'clock A.
y, and ending not later than sis
night service shall not exceed four.
teen tfsD. commencing not before
six ts1 o'clock y. NJ. and ending not
later than eight ts) o'clock A. NJ.
except that In the event OF great
ton, or such emergency, the Fire
chief, his assistant. or other person
In charge or command OF the Fire
Department. shall have the power
and authority 90 summon such fire,
men and employees as may be of
duty 10 assist In the protection OF
lffe and property In their work the
anld plstoons snail alternate from
day 20 night and from night to day
each e; and every h month, sh.,, ss nrov,s.
I'd suitable and heaithfui places OF
abode for the employees and firomen
so employed while on duty.
Section 3. All ordinances or parts
conflict with the provisions OF this
ordinance, are repealed.
Section g. This ordinance shall
take effect and BIO In force thirty
days from and after Its passage and
approval. n approved by the Mayor;
Otherwise Il shall take effect ct the
time IL shall become n law under the
proviaions OF the city charter.
Passed the city Council the 18th
day OF september, isis; ana signed
lion Of its passage this 18th day OF
sHssemo'' hoiir. n. HEsKETH.
president OF the City Council.
Approved BY me this nth day OF
dEo. b. coTTERIr.L
FILED by mo this nth day Of
RRttnst III w. CARROLL.
Ecity Comptroller and ex-officlo City
Hy j. +. Agnow. Deputy Clerk.
fsEEoTlcE rs HEREBY FURTHER
afVEN that on Tuesday. the bth
dnV on November, 1912, special
, etoetion viii be held In The city OF
Neattle for tho purpose Of ratifyins
| Oh rejecting ne afor.ssid 9rdin'
ance. III. w. tAhItplsis
Glty Comptroller and sx-officio City
|, pate Of first publication septom-
4 btr 81. 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
HEAD BLOWN OFF

VANCOUVER. n C.. Oct a.
Mystery surrounds the finding Of a
woll.drcased young man. with the
top Of his head blown away By the
charge % q revolver. which he was
Erasplng Ia hts right hand. upon a
vacant lot at the east end OF the
city Sunday morning While at n
lato hour last night the man was
still living. his Injuries we're Of
such a serious nature that hIs re
cosery was regarded an hopeless.
Nothing could be found on hIs per.
son TO identify tho man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

hIncemcaf, IDS. 20 FHEIIHH Wit
nuts, loc, hi california l smSyfns
raiains. Csc. new sauerkraut. ats.
15c: new am pickles. loo doz;. cab
baEe, $50 sack; pumpkin, 20 ID;
iiibbard squash. 10 ID, sweet po-
tatoes, lbs. f0c: dry onions, . lbs.
H.: choice steaks, 12hc ID; new
stock corn, peas. tomatoes, string
beaua tl35 doz,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
NEW PLAN

While advocates Of the Civic Cen.
ter site and those favoring the Col
lseum theatre site for a new court.
house are holding debates and splll.
ing all sorts OF eloquences.
comes Samuel ID. I. Emerson. the
efficiency expert from Boston. and
recommends that an addition be
made 10 the present city hall alto
10 accommodate tho offices that
are now rented In behalf Of the
city. for which there are no guar.
tiers In the present municipal build.
lng. The city pays out $4,000 an.
nually for these rentals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
SHAW ELECTED

DR.. Frank I. shaw was elected
president OF the Rainier club at the
annual meeting last Saturday night.
James ID. Hoge. the retiring presi-
dent. was presented with loving
cup in commemoration OF his ad-
mlnlstrafion.
Or. shaw. who has acted an vice
president of the club for the past
year. Is one OF the older members
Of the club. He is also n member
OF the University club and the Col!
and Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
SCHRANK IS BUSY
WRITING IN CELL

MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 2i.--John
schrank. would-be assassin OF Col.
Roosevelt, is spending his time
writing in his cell. He was 80 alb.
sorbed in his work yesterday that
he refused to attend prison TO
llgioua services. Schrank fatty re
fuses to give any mixing OF the
topic on which he IN writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
RAYMOND TRIAL

william Raymond. the chauffeur
whose conviction on an assault
charge was reversed b ythc SUI
preme court. will be placed on trial
for tho second time on November
n. Raymond was sentenced TO a
minimum term OF ~ years upon HIS
first trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

~~sr-~e~~r~
WILL BUY YOUR CROP OF
BEHHIEH
The Fnohominh Canning Company
Will contract for 8 years 90 pur-
chase your entire crop ~ market
prices. Land In Enohomiah county
will produce from 1900 90 1900 per
acre In berries We have some
land near Aachlas Ia b-scre tracts
at $50 per acre. You can purchase
acres or 20 acres on your own
terms
Ole HANSON a CO
1if-it-test1 New York Blk.
70 LITTLE FARMS Improved and
acreage tracts IN all parts Of the
state 20 trade for city property or
business. What have your
VI. n HOBffON. Z Mutual Life Bldg
30 DOWN AND 80 PER MONTH
Have you ever desired 90 own q
small ranch, where you could raise
poultry and become independent
II 10, come In and let as tell yol
about this piece, 10 acres OF a.
flne land a. you can find. with
neighb0ra. school and H. y. D., for
feee. In few years good land
VIII be out Of your reach. A few
dollars put aside now may mean
Independence later. CT 65-ee.
OLE HANSON a co
sit-ls-l6-iI New York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
HURT BY STRAY BULLET

Tom Nycshi. a 5-year-old Japa.
nese boy. had his leg seriously hurt
Saturday night by a stray bullet.
A Jap, while quarreling with an
other In the alley at Fourth and
Washington drew a gun and fired
at his antagonist. The bullet struck
the boy, who was among the spec
tators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
PUBLIC MARKETS
wEsTLAKE

Lemons. ace dos. Snow apples,
n SO box. potatoes. Doc sack sweet
potatoes, 10 lbs. 25c; sweet oranges.
Use doz., wainuts. isc ib.: grapes PC
10; pincnppies, zoe each, eating ap-
X cans tomatoes, 25c: prunes. be W. /.
aacks salt. t0c; wheat. " sack.
scratch food Ills: . cans salmon.
2sc. z boxes matches. loo; lvc cans
oysters. isc. pkgs. Jelio. zse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
BRIDE OF BUT THIRTY
MINUTES BADLY INJURED

VALLEJO Cal. Oct 2f-Mrs c. r. hut min
u'es IN hospital here today suffering
the automobile which
with another maehin. She Is not expected 20 live.
Verne Young ddyinu
and Mrs Brown the bride
% Travelling al high speed the automobile another
sharp bend the This
both no tho road nror
In the other machine Jses morrei Wilson,
Of suisun morrei Wilson internally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
TURKS WIN
AGAIN

BUDAPEST. Oct 2i.--Meaper
reports received here today cay
that Turkish troops practically an
nihiissed . eervisn regiment In
the San Jsk Of Novibsxsr.
ATHENS. Oct. 2i.--Two Greek
regiments which invaded Turkey,
near Ara. today are occupying
orimbosa heIahtA The king ard
HE premier are going to the front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

Just give us your card. colonel I"
VI NIH give you two each" said the
colonel. rone ! want you TO keep.
and want you 10 carry one with
ycu when you so to New York. All
you will have 10 do when you come
70 ses mo IL to enclose the card.
With your name on II. and III be
delighted 10 see you. should I ever
become III again. in the white
House or elsewhere. will certainly
call FOR you gigis.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
JOHNSON IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Oct. 2f.--Gov. III.
ram johnson OF California. progress
sive candidate for vice president,
arrived hero today. and after con.
ferring with Senator Dixon. left this
afternoon for Camden, N. j., where
he Is scheduled to speak tonight. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

Yaklma potatoes, s5c 90 sack
Jonathan apples. eQc. box; dry on.
Ions. s lbs. Zoe: Yakima honey, z5e
nj. California wainuts, 2 lbs. use
Tokay grapes, zoe basket. bananas
Ibc and zoe doz.l carrots. beats and
turnips, 3 punches &c. cauliflower
isc and 20c each: green peppers,
lbs. lbc; ounces. lbs ibc, GROUND
cherries, zoe H.: hucklebcrries, 4
lbs. 1bc tomatoes. &c ID. heads
lettuce, &c, grape fruit. loo each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

~ 49, vidc and the names were
= ,mparsially from official
r'a, go - a. 10 sample all To-
s'ss ~. "a "a Al classes of voters.
9 4. i.sfs cards returned al the
Z vritten the vote stood
= s.a SIS; Wilson. $40; Tart
s.s< las; Chain. 30. Reduc.
~ ,r,urns TO percentage and
shese percentages TO the
y. ~. 4 The state. the STRENGTH
!. y ,hss leading candidates
Indicated as Roosevelt.
- wilson. iss.eoo; Taf'.
r..,.r Allowances for enthas i.
- etc. etc. Roosevelt stlil
~, nargin OF safety. In
- msjorities. the $1,000 Tatt
80 h distributed between
s.s,s, wilson and the stay.at-
m b out Of the race. Ills
In not appear on the CAN
-. hsI,o,. and the cnly way a
%, q, vote for him Is to wTise
= 80 4 cnl.D ~ oSB oAv
vs@1su pRoNd &<rlss Ise,ets
= srsI : = ss<s has ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21
LECTURE BY Or. HAZARD

DIR. Linda y. Hazard. fast spe.
will give lecture TO wom-
en- only at Theosophical hall. 1926
Fourth av., tomorrow night. She
will discuss physical culture. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

Sugar cured hams. whole or half.
1sc H.; bacon, ZIG ID; picked spa ~
iIinpesf ssusase. &c ring boiling beef,
So h.; smefts. lbs, 25c; now Hol-
land herring, &c each; sturgeon, 1bc
H.; shslled oysters, 2bc doz. ling
cod. 4 lbs. s6oi butter lbs Isc. !
eggs, doz. tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-21

~~.c~~~~~~c1~e~~ s~rs~~~srN>r~-e~r>1~
Excellent bargains. roominR houses
and real estate. sale or exchange.
city Rent a Collection Agency.
ca Burke Hldg.
General store. selling stoves, turn.
goods. Will sell at n low rate TO
responsible buyer. Address
x-e5s, Star
Wantsd-To rent 80 pairs Of roller
skates. also electric pipe organ,
for month of more. Address Joe
als-llakery. 1871 Queen Anne az.