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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
Burning Ship
Is a Mystery,

Newport, r. l.. Dec 29.-The source of
the illumination at sea observed, Friday
night, by a Block Island fisherman, who
believed that it was caused by burn
ing schooner, Saturday, remained mys-
terry. The revenue cutter search was
abandoned when the Seneca, after cruis-
ing in the vicinity of Block Island most
of the night and part of Saturday, with
out finding any evidence of vessel hay
ing been burned, returned to her station.
Superintendent H. NJ. Knowles of the
third life-saving district was still of the
opinion that there had been fire aboard
some vessel, but as neither schooner nor
small boats could be found, nothing fur
Their could be done toward solving the
puzzle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The report has reached Bryants Pond
that William Maxfield, who was We'll
known there, had been held up by Il high
wayman near his ranch in Colorado anu
murdered. Mr.. Maxfield as boy resid-
ed at Bryant's Pond and attended the
High school.
Miss Violet Asquith, daughter OF IRE
mier Asquith of England, was pas
senger on the steamer Celtic. which ar
rived, Sunday at New York, As hours
overdue from Liverpool. Miss Asquith
was accompanied by the Countess OF
Aberdeen. wife of the lord lieutenant OF
Ireland, and after remaining in New YORK
a few days as guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Phipps, Miss Asquith will go to
Washington to become the guest at the
residence of James Bryce, the British am
bassador. She expects to return to Eng
land, Jan. II. The Celtic's belated ar
rival was due TO unusually rough seas
and a broken air valve.
The charge of assault with intent to
kill and murder, brought, Friday, at Lew
iston against Davis, the Middle street col
ored man, fell through at the hearing
4 Saturday. His wife, upon whom the as
sault was alleged to have been commit
ted. testified In her husbands behalf
Officer Hamilton repeated the story o.
finding Davis with poker and butcher
knife in his hand. uttering threats agains
his wife. Mrs. Davis. however, testified
that she was getting supper and wa'
"foofing" with her husband. She said sh'
did not fear her husband. Judge Brani
found Davis guilty of simple assault ant
imposed fine of SIS and costs, which III
I paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30

Steamers from Ohio river points
with apples, potatoes live poultry and
other produce have been enlivening
the Pittsburg waterfront The
Muskingum river packet. on it's ar
rival with a capacity cargo of farm
products, presented the appearance of
an understudy to the original ark.
Chickens in coops, piled three tiers in
height. occupied the available space
on the roof. Ducks, turkeys and
geese gobbled and squawked defiance
from the guards and lower decks;
horses, cattle, calves and swine added
to the babel of sounds from the lower
deck. Forward and aft egg crates,
apples, potatoes and Ohio Swiss
cheese were in evidence, with long
stretches of tarpaulins screening
many tons of baled hay and straw
Nautical Gazette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
Damage to Turkish BattIeship.

Athens, Dec. pa semi otficicl
statement has been issued describing
the damage inflicted on the Turkish
battleship Kheir- din Barbarossa
in the recent engagement with the
Greek fleet off the Dardanelles.
Ten of her II boilers were perfo-
rated while the coal bunkers caught
fire. Eight of the crew. including the
second in command, were killed and
40 wounded.
The statement adds that the cruis-
err Medjidieh and two destroyers were
seriously damaged and that two tor
pedo boats are missing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
Women Muster
Children from the
Burning Church.

Chicago, Dec. 29.--Singing "On-
ward Christian Soldiers 200 chill
dren, members of Sunday school
class, marched out of their class
room here, today, through smoke from
fire that destroyed the Memorial
Baptist church. Mrs. Elmer Anderson,
organist, and Miss Martha Marquard.
teacher of Primary class, played the
music and led the singing until the
children were in safety. BY that time
the flames We're SO close to the two
women that they We're forced to fee,
abandoning their coats and furs.
The fire was discovered by police
man while the Sunday school was in
session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
EUGENE RUST.
Native of Belfast. Me, and Prominent
Kansas City Man Dead.

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. :9.--Eueenc
Rust. general manager of the Kansas
City Stock Yards since 1903. died at
his home here Sunday, afer an Illness
of several months Mr.. Rust had been
connected with the local stock yards
for % years. He was born in Belfast,
Me-, 81 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
Roumania Is Mobilizing.

London, Dec 3O.-The Belgrade cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
sends the report that Roumania is
modifying. Huge military transports
are carrying troops and war material
TO the frontier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
ST. Louis Soccer Champions.

St. Louis, Dee. 29-By defeating,
to 2 the West Hudson team of Har-
rison, y. j., last years American
professional soccer champions. the
St. Louis tea moi the St. Louis Soc
Ger Association, today, claimed the
American championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
A 1z.ounce Girl Baby.

Aurora, H. Dec. ga 17-ounce baby
girl was born in the city hospital here,
tonight The child is perfectly formed
and apparently is strong Mrs. Eva
Roote of Aurora is the mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30

Mrs. Mary Ann Peterson died, sun
day, at New London, CT, in the 109th
year of her age. She had been in good
health until few days ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

since it is Austria upon whom all de-
ponds and it is to Austria that request
for an explanation should be addressed.
He urged that it was Italys duty as the
ally of Austria to ask for that explana-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
George w. Simpson of the Navy.

Washington. Dec. 29.-George w. Simp-
son. pay director of the United States
navy. died, today, of heart failure after
a lingering illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-30
STU 7DAN'S OUTLOOK.

n,rnued from page one.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19
Habla el Gobernador

Contestando una pregunta hecha
ror cl reporter del peri6dico FL ITEM
20 de San Juan, referente 10 que ell
Gobernador deseara decir respecto a
la campana que FL Heraldo Espanol"
libra contra el Director de Sanidad,
especialmente del artfculo publicado en-
la cdici6n de aver tarde, el Gobernador
Cotton diio
Que Gl no tenia observaciones que
hacer eXcepto que el pr Llppitt cum
pli6 perfectamcnte sus deberes como
hOmbre. como amigo Y como funciona-
rio Official, Y eS justamente 10 que pO-
dia esperarse, bajo circunstancias igua-
les de la hidalguia y honradez de
un caballero como el senor Don Vicente
Balbas FL DR. Lippitt no ha violado
la ley en- ningGn sentido al prestar Sus
servicios gratuitamente en- Ell caSo Ell
question
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19

tas de lanzaS, hachas y otros in.trlmnen-
toS de pedernal, de ESQ que llaman ge-
rainente pledoa de rdyo, que habia por
los suelOs, nuestro hombre no par0 mien-
tes en- las pinturas del techo Y fu6 su
hiJa, una rapazuela que Ie acompanaba.
qulen, como mujer, curioSa al fin. las ad-
virti6 primero Y Sc las hizo n0tar des-
pues.
Lector esceptico del siglo Xxx. 81 algu-
Ma Vez viajando por Espana vienes a
Santander, no dejeS de visitar estas cue
vas de Altamira, famosas entire las mas
famosas y, 81 vive, que te las ensene ese
gula, un viejecillo alegre y vivaracho
que nos habla con la misma sencillez en-
cantadora que pintaban aq1elloS artistas
de hace $4,000 amos.
Arturo Verlet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19

negro. Llegamos a la iglesia que Sc le-
yanta en- puntO culminante entonando-
Sc ALI sOlemnes responses. en- sufragio
del alma de la piadosa DANA. por toda
la comunldad de la parroquia, partien
do luego acompanados del clero parro-
qulal, con cruz alzada. camino del ce-
meilterlo. Entonces engrOsaron de tai
lorna los aslstenteS al filnebre acto
que tOm0 caracteres de impOnente ma
nlfestaci6n de duelo. FL pueblo en- ma
sa seguia acompanando, para revelar
su adhesion la pena ocasionada Dor
tan sensible perdida.
Ante las verjas del cementerio det1-
voSc la comitiva f1nebre, illnto al
eadaver de la inolvidable Dona Aurea
Sc pr0nunciaron sentidas palabras
enalteciendo los inestimables dotes de
la tinada y fortaleciendo Ell amino de
la famllla, sumida EN- ell mas hondo pc
sar, los senores Munoz Rivera, Prado.
pof vega Alta, Y Clemente Ramirez de
Arellano, por Manati
Doblemente emocionadoS por los dis
cursos, traspaSamoS la metropolis. de
blancoS relieves, Y en- ell interior de un
lrtistico mausOleo de marmol girls
blanco que Sc cubri6 este de coronas
con eXpresivas dedicatorias, efectu6se
cl sepelio de la que fue en- vida dechado
lie virtudes Y Gle afectuosos sentimien
Os.
Los ultimos rayos del sol poniente
anunciaban el fin del dia tremulamen-
te Sc difumaban por las tumbas de la
metropolis manatina extendida en- el
seno de un sonador verdegueante
vale.
A las nueve de la noche estabamos
de regresO en- San Juan
r. p ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19
Arturo Verlet.
FL entierro de
Dona Aurea Davila

La impression que prOdujo en- esta ca
2ital, el entierro de la virtuosa DANA
Dona Aurea Davila Vida. de Balseiro,
eStd en ct amino de todos Y por tanto
ncurrlriamos Ell pecado, insistir acer.
"A punto tan dOloroso.
Para la una Y treinta minutes D. m,
Stabamos, particularmente invitados,
ltenclon que agradccemos, para aeon
oanar el cadaver dcsde San Juan la
iranquila poblacion de Manati
En- la reducida estaci6n de nuestra
:apltal, Sc congregaron, ademas de los
amiliares, muchos amigos V conocidos,
ntre los que fguraban personajes
oertenecientes a la Religion, la Politi-
"a, la Industrial, eI Comerci0, Y la Ban
IA, lamentando Vivamente la per
Ida de Dona Aurea que por sus bon
ladies' habla cOnquistado el coraz6n de
tOdOS
\ la hora indicada partimos en- tren
especial llegando la parada 20. sitio
lestinado para embarcar el cadaver.
a trav6s dc pintorescos parajes, de
eXuberantes plantaciones de cana,
1rribamoS lcntamente al risueno pobla-
10 de Manati, que, aver, habiase vesti-
do de luto ostentando las galas de la
fristeza, a las cuatro Y media de la
tarde
Depostado el feretro en- el Suntuoso
.oche mortuorio, arraStrado pOr cello
sos cabalIos empenachados. ocuparon
presidencia del duelo los senores
'vdos Padre Berries, EN- representa-
ION del Obispo. Y Padre VaSallo, AIu-
Oh Rivera, Rafael Balseiro Jose Ruiz
'oIer. Clemente Ramirez de Arellano,
'ulio Gambia Nelilla; eran porta-
iores de las cintas los senores
4us Sanchez Morales, Presidente
lei Conseio Executive, l. V Zim-
herman en- representation del Gober-
aador. Manuel Paniagua, Presidente
del Banco de Puerto Rico, Jaime Sifre
Dr. Ruiz Anau Federico Calaf, ce-
rrando la comitiya muchas personals q
por ser asi no nombramos, salvando sus-
ceptihiidades enojosas omisiones.
oc fo+nura foc la ravictac anrovac h a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19
Cartas espanolas
DESDE SANTANDER
LA CUEVA DE ALTAMIRA
DE DE SAN A ND ER

\mgtma sociedad, por rudimentaria
uuc haya Sid0 ignor0 el arte. FL arte Sc
manifesto desde un principio por el gus
to a la sinetria analogo al ritmO de la
poesa de Ia mlsica, y por ef color, no
di,Duesto para que folme imageneS, sino
sencillamente para deleitarnOs en- Su
contemplation. Despu6S Sc cOmplace en-
trazar ornalncntoS compuPstos de lineas
l,-ctas o curvas. pauleIaS o rotas. Mas
tarde. 81 hombre va ensayndo el repro
Uucir la tigura de los animaleS que lie
rodean. 10 hace en- bulto primero, lue
90 Ell relieve en- dibujo, Y, por nltimo.
s. atreve. aunque -timidamente. mi
tar la fgma humana la de los vege-
tales.
Esta evolucion, que puede ohSeVarSe
cstudiando la vida de los ninoS EN- nueS-
traS soriedades ciyilizadas. vida que es
una imagen del estado primitive del
hombre. es exautamente la miSlna que
van SiguiendO las generaolones de la
tpOca ,'uatcrnaria, ep0ca que dulo miles
q amos y que termin0 ocho dlez mil
autes de la Era cristiana. Durante la
primera fase, el hombre era cazador y
rs probable que viviera al alre hbre
gllarc-iGndosc en- cabanaS hechaS de ra-
Ia, 1. In.
habtaba las caWernaS. EN- las que bu>ca-
ba un abrigo contra el frio. que era n
gur0oo entOnceS du1nte nucve meSeS del
ano. Y en- elias esculpia, grababa pm
taha fguraS de animales, como orna-
mento, en- opinion dc mr.hoS arqueolo-
gos V. en- la de Sal0m0n Reinach, que es
ucaso Ia mas admissible porque guardaba
a aquellOs IN respetuoSo quito Los gra-
bados los hacia con estiletes de piedra
las pinturas las fabricaba con diversas
tierras como el ocre mezclandolas con
tuGtano de los huesos del reno, y con la
grasa de este encendia las lAmparas de
Sc en- el interior de las cavernas y pro
ducir las admirubles obras de arte que
nos ocupan
Entire las pinturas. las mas herm0saS
son las de la cueva de AItamira, descu-
bielta no hace mucho. cuya proximi-
dad Santauder es por extreme tenta-
dora para quien, como 20. anda an busca
de asunto cronicable
OfrecitndOSeme, ademas la OCCASION de
visitarla en- la muy grata compania del
ilustrc odont6logo madrileno Jaime Lo
sada del esforzado capitan Jose lbarro-
la Su primo ell ingenero don Tomas,
del doctor Casimiro Iorrila y don Juan
Tinaud, no 10 dude por un momento, y
ne II IN son ellos
FL tren NOS conduio a Torrelave-
ga; un coche, a SantilIana, cuya Co
legiata, antiquiSima. ha de Servirme
para otra cr6nica, de SantiIana. a
pie. en- cosa de media Eora. Ie1anos al
lugar de la cueva de Altamra, parlge
desde donde Sc descubee IN paisaJe
montanes muy caracteristicc
Hubimos de aguardar un buen ratio
hasta que llegara el guia que habia de
franquealmos la entrada la cueva, ce-
rrada lpor una cancela de hierro. 10
aproveehamos para dar buena cuenta de
La meriendeja que cada uno llevaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19

Cuando apateci6 cl gula. solo pudi-
mos ofrecerle un montjn informe de
hueso> piltrafas aca>o intrres3nte ma
ra 81 auipn Drps,unlamoS todo un ar
uue6lago: pero 81 hombre saba m1,v no
60 de este. j.. mi de NADIA. como 10 de-
mostr0 enspguida abriondo nuestros
oJo> un numerO del Illustrated London
News observation-disclosures a YER la
cueVa anteS de entrar Ell ella 49,. Este
periodlco. de Paris, lfd L0nd0n
Nt"S). trae las ">t0fu0S de todos los
mchafi3iroS que hay dentro plntadoS en-
el techo Sobre los grabadoS. magniticos
por. cierto, s. LEILA: Artistic animals Of
Zo.W)0 Years ago. Dice. traduJ0 el guia :;
AnlmaleS altlstaN otrecen 23.0o0 amos.
NueStro arquc0logo. como Sc yf no era
yri ado IN Ienglas rxtranjtraS. y como
Ia MAYOR parte de los Que iban an Ia ex-
cursi0n dominaban la innlcsa Y 10 oue
decla el perl6dlco era sabidO de todos,
10 lelmoS rapldamente Y entramoS Ell la
rueva, en- dondc, la lzquierda. esta la
boNeda con las plnturaS dc hace $4,000
amos conNenledtemente Eeparada del
feSIo p = IN mhro de pledra con puerta
de Ml"- al propo>lto de pre@ervar aque-
las de los a@ehleS eNterloreS.
\ pl'imela vista no So aprecian mas
que unos manchones rojizos. es me-
hester que Sc nos diga que a0uall0 es nm
blSoilte o I'm clelNo y donde eStan las pa
taS, los cuernoS, el Io4no, etc, para que
10 YeamoS pero, POGO IA POGO, mos yamos
hacienda la luz artificial, y van de5ta-
cdndoSe del t0ndo oscuro de la pledra,
lentamehte, como aparece la lmagen TO
tografica en- la placa. los trazoS negros
que, Sobre los manchoneS rojizos, mar
can aqul Urn oJo, alba una pezuna, y el
acaoaao conJlmto de una hgura, Ell fin,
cuya realldad nos aSombra.
Indudablemente esos helanosos pro
ductos son el tGlmino de un largo pro-
greso-dice Salom6n Reinach El hom-
bre cuaternario. como ell hombre moder-
no. tendria innate 81 sentimiento artis-
tico pero no naceria hecho va I'm artis-
ia: hacia falta para serlo una larea Sc
rie de generaciones, que, POGO a POGO,
fuesen elaborando los etementos de la
t6cnlca artistica, asi llegaron a dibujar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-19
A SOCIACION
de Dependencies de Comercio
(INCORPORADA(
Centre de instruction Recreo.
San Juan, P. r.
\ v VISO

Tengo la satisfaction de poner Ell co
noclmiento de los senores socios que Ell
la primera quincena del proximo ines
de Noviembre, sera trasladada osta
Association la casa n1mero % do la
calle de San Francisco, seg1n acuerdo
de la Junta General celebrada el 25 de
Agosto 1ltimo.
El Presidente
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-25

Thursday, Sept. 26, at 1880 a. m.,
of the 55-room hotel, 1329-31 Com
merce ST., known as the Fisher no.
IS dressers. S. springs mattresses.
1000 yds. of carpet; quilts, blan-
kets, pillows, rockers, center tables,
leather chairs, parlor furniture.
wardrobes, toilet sets, couches. lace
curtains, shades, stair and hall
carpets, all other paraphernalia of
first-class hotel in first7class
condition.
VIM. FITZ-HENRY co. sel.af !
Auctioneers. -
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sCAvENGERs

LARGE new stock OF wall paner
very latest designs and patterns
Acme quality paints. adapted to the
western climate. A. s. johnson q
Co., Il42 Q st.
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INDICATED vAPoR BATHS

INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
Cures rheumatism and kidney dis
eases. 1853 So. c ST. Main 1884.
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OCTOBER
FIRST
WILL
FIND

some windows in Tacoma
blossoming with red and
blue and green FOR
RENT cards.
You won't see as many
OF them as formerly, and
If you do your house hunt
ing by gazing at windows
you will probably walk
right by the house which
would best suit you.
The best-rental property
in Tacoma is listed each
day in the FOR RENT
columns of Times WANT
AID pages.
Thousands see these
listing where ten see the
window cards.
Select your house the
easy, Times WANT AID
WAY.
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osTEoPATH PHYSICIANS

DR.. SToTENBUR. Office 422 Bank
ers Trust Bldg. Main $500. Res.
Main 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-25

Coolest 4-room modern bungalow
in North End, fine marine view,
your own terms. Phone owner,
Proctor 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-25
REAL ESTATE

DON'T YOU WANT A. HOUSE
BUILT7 I'LL FOLLOW YOUR
OWN IDEAS and erect IT on a lot
and a half at 5009 So. L ST. and you
needn't put up more than third oil
the sum required to pay for both
lots and house. Walk past the
place-then talk to me. Owner, 207
Equitable Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-25
Auction Sale

Furniture and PROPERTY at
the. same time, Friday, Sept. "a, at
2:30 p. m. at 1917 East 35th, st.
We have received Instructions to
sell this new bungalow of rooms
and bath, upper floor not finished,
pantries, closets, cement walks
around the house. Lot 31x160, the
barn in the rear of the lot 24x26
will stable head of horses, room
for two wagons, or automobiles,
built Al in construction. This
property Is subject to a mortgage
of 5000. payable at the rate of as
per month.
FURNITURE FURNITURE
Consists of dining room. 5 set 3 In
Early English, round table :, buffet,
chairs to match, very fine car
plush davenport cost $110 in prime
condition, mahogany rockers and
chairs, center tables, moquette
rugs, very fine brass bed, sycamore
dresser, springs, mattresses, Acorn
range, gas. range, linoleum, queen
hose, garden tools, books, china
and glassware cooking utensils,
and other oddities.
VIM. FITZ-HENRY co.
AUCTIONEERS..
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RENT-.-FLATS
RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED to rent, my twenty acre
farm I'm alone with three small
children and cannot attend to IT,.
TWO hundred and twenty-five bear
ing fruit trees, two acres In rasp-
berries, two acres in straw berries,
half acre In blackberries, five-room
house, new barn, two chicken
houses and all the tools that be-
see owner. Take the Interurban
car. get off at Pacific City and see
me. It's the third house from the
vacant store. Mrs. w. A. Webb.
FOR RENT-Private office and
desk room, all conveniences, rea-
sonable. Inquire 1014-20 National
Realty Bldg.
HALF OF my office at 740 st.
Helens av. for rent, cheap. Call
at T67 So. st.
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WIDOW, At years old, wishes to
keep house for middle-aged man
In or out of the city. Call Mrs.
So. @. or phone Main 1851.
TYPEWRITING ana multigraph
work. Main 654.
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WANTED TO BORROW

MORTGAGE for sale of $1,000 at s
per cent, on outlying acreage,
worth $4,000. Box Pa, Times.
I WANT to borrow $4,000 to improve
my business property, worth $6,-
600, on Center st. Box OF. Times.
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT-A small
house within walking distance
from buAsiness center State num-
Der OF rooms. location and rent. Ad-
dress OH, Times
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REAL ESTATE

FERN HILL BUNGALOW
Dandy new home, II block from
car line, near Harvard station, 90
fare: 2 lots, fine soil, all cleared,
house plastered and wired for elec-
tricity, bed rooms with closets,
large room that can be used for
bed room or bath, also living room
and kitchen. Price $3.50, terms $50
cash, $40 per month.
A. II. BARNHISEL co.
422 California. Bldg.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

DRIVING horse, new harness and
buggy for sale or trade. Main
3490.
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JERSEY COW giving 10 quarts of
milk, years old, $40. 3407 So.
Sheridan.
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Wanted - Miscellaneous

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home for boy aged
16 yearF to work for board and
room an go to school, in district
of Puyallup. Address Arnold Mol
stad, in care of Mr.. REESE, McMil-
Ian, Wash.
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Ten Acres

The only piece of this kind that
we have left for sale at 500 an
Is selling at $3.50 to $3.50 an acre.
This is a beautiful piece of land
and will make the finest kind of
poultry and small fruit ranch. II
Is well located in a splendid neigh
borhood, and can be bought on very
easy terms.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
Auction Sale

Keep your eyes on this
column for big bargains.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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o. e. JOHNSON. sign painter. lie
So. 14th st. Why pay big prices?
lineal foot, soc; cloth work, 25c
per yard; real estate signs, 14x24,
S25 per 100. Let us figure with
you first. Nine years in business
in Tacoma. Enough said. Phone
Main 1949; residence, Main 1905.
THE TOWN TALK"-Tickets on
sale at Owl drug store and Thea
ter bldg.
PHONE Main 2s45 and we will call
Pantorium. 935 Commerce st
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED to buy, about 5 acres on
lower Pacific av. or A ST., as close
In as possible. S 28, CT Times.
burn both coal and wood. Call
612 So. 18th st. Main 4643.
WANTED to, buy, good COW and
pigs from so pounds up. Address
Box 20, Milton, Wash.
WANTED TO BUY-Horse, weight
1900. no dealers. 1923 9Th av.
Phone Proctor 1239..
/ WANT TO BUY
Furniture or anything you have to
sell; books speciality. A. A. Silcox,
Main 3612 or 1913 st.