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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
ON STRIKE
MAINTAIN ORDER

While 30 10 so I. w. w. pickets
are on duty during the day. no dis
turbances have thus far occasioned
police Interference In the strike OF
the tailors in the employ OF Frost &
Co.. i2os First nv. According to A.
Gisssman. one OF the strikers, the
trouble originally arose because
Frost was refused loan OF money
from HIS employees. and that after
he locked them out he promised to
pay them In full for that timo. but
later failed to keep his word. Frost.
on the other hand. insists that he
10 keeping union mon In his employ
now. that the strike Is unjustified.
and that the union has not recog-
nized II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
HARD TO GET JURY
IN POLICE CASE

Considerable difficulty was met
this morning In getting a Jury TO
Try the damage nult Of Mrs. Mary
Younger against Chief OF Police
Bannick and Patrolnan q. w. Hum
phroy for $4,000. Mrs. Younger al
leges that on the night OF December
8. 1911. Humphrey broke into her
apartments In tho Alaskan hotel
and subjected her TO unwarranted
indignltics.
This morning the case came up
before Judge Gillian. The taking
OF testimony will probably not be-
gin I'll late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
COLLEGE cow
EARNS $562 In
TEN MONTHS

MANHATTAN. kas.. Nov. IL
Maid Henry. iS.yearolf Holstetn
owned by tho Kansas Agricultural
college. has made a net profit OF
tht7.66 for aer owners IN the last
10 mon,ha Her output In that time
was 1906 pounds Of milk. or s.5aa
quarts. which sold In Manhattan TOT
eight oenta a quart. IL would have
made TO pounds OF butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

The characteristics that belong 10
this type are keen perception. and
the lower part OF the brow IL well
represented. Hence all children
who come under this type are PER.
.CEPTfNE. KNOWING and SCfEN.
Tiffc In their Attachments. They
like 10 make baskets. for their per.
ceptive faculties unite with their
constructive qualities In putting
material together. and many would
make WOOD CARvERS and
scuLPToRa. like stins fiosmer. or
ANIMAL PAINTERS like Rosa
Bonheur. or DRESSMAkERS or
INVENTORS.
A the executive faculties unite
with the ingenious and conatruc'
tive qualities. as well as the per
eeptive faculties. We find that
many such develop into supcrin
tcndents OF hospitals. orphan asy
huns. and some even become farm
ora. agents and travellers.
The mind ls expressed through
the active and executive powers
and the body does not object to be-
lng used in active service. Some
times We find women LAWYERS
develop out OF this type: also RE
rORTERs and INTERNIEwERs
as they are pioneers Of news and
seem to sense what il taking place
in the world around them. Th.y
enjoy boating exercises and sports
generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
BLOW FOR DEFENSE
IN ETTOR CASE

SALEM. Mass, Nov. 11.--Sworn
testimony that he saw Antoine Car
uso. co-defendant with Joseph Et-
tor and Arturo Giovannitti, on trial
here for the murder at Lawrence
Of Anna JopIzzo. textile striker.
stab policeman just before the
woman was killed, was given Mt to-
days session by Howard Kanada
of Cleveland. Ohio. The defense
had alleged that Caruso was home
eating supper when tho LopIzzi
woman was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
For Sale - Livestock

fessy tam fSf sale ci,ssp. n fsken
at ones. w J. LAmbeii. Dunlap
sta. Phone Beacon 1854.
A nice Jersey COW. young. coming
fresh soon. Phone Harrison 1s1t.
want 20 buy good milch cow cheap
sidney iI47.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
GROCER is ROBBED

Fred Lelflcr. proprietor OF a gro.
Gerry store at 3sth st. and Fremont
av., was compelled TO empty bis
I'm Saturday night and giye tho
contents. IS. 20 a short, mustached
man. armed with a revolver. A tall
er man stood guard at thu door
while LETTER waa robbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
eHRINERs, BALL

Some exceedingly novel features
will be pulled off at the ShrIners
ball. given by tho Nile temple OF
Mobiles at Readings hall. First nv
w. and Roy st.. tonight. A drill by
tho Nile temple patrol will preceds
the dancing. Illustrfous Potcntat
Daniel b Trefethen will lead the
grand march
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
VICTIM OF THUGS

Nick Hanson, laborer rs years
old. who was found Saturday night,
unconscious In a room at the Mid.
way hotel. Fifth nv. and Weller ST..
has been unable to give the police
an account OF what happened to
him. He was badly beaten about
the head and apparently suffering
from knockout drops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
ALL FUSED UP

VIENNA, Nov. ii.--As result
or the budapest conference today
between Emperor Franz Josef and
the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the
Widest rumors are being circulated
here concerning the prospect OF an
immediate Austrian advance into
Borvian territory.
After his audience to Franz Fer.
dlnand. the emperor today received
President Daneff OF the Bulgarian
parliament. who is endeayorlng to
mediate between Austria and Ser
via.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
JAP EXSNERATED

G. r. Takahashi. tho Japanese
merchant and banker who auto
knocked down Charles Craft at the
corner Of Third av. and Pine st..
Thursday night. inflictlng fatal In.
juries, was exonerated by coron.
er's Jury Saturday afternoon. Wit
nesses said Craft stepped directly
in front Of the approaching auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
CITY WILL WARM
THE CHILLY WATER

The city council In planning a
warm water open sea natstorium. TO
be placed AZ tho public bathing
beach at Aiki Point. A large con
crete wall will be built out In the
water a, height that will leave
II exposed al high tide. Steam
pipes will then be laid under the
water. and everything will be In
readiness for swim In mid winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
COURT MUST
3 PASS ON BONDS

ilefore amy OF the s3,000,00o OF
road bonds voted for By tho people
last Tuesday can be expended on
oity streets. the legislature will
have 10 pass a validating act. Work
on the roads will not be begun UNI
al next spring. according 20 Coun'
~ Engineer.eiect Arthur p. Den.
ton. The validity OF the bonds VIII
BIO tested In the courts IN all prob
ability, and until the decision comes
down. there will be no opportunity
10 acll them. The actual road con.
strnction OF over 100 miles VIII
take about four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
Situation Wanted - Male

Plumbing wanted. owner furnisl
material N@fi7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

Haiibut, lbs. lbc, lbs. 2sc:
salmon, ssc each: smelts. 2 ibs iso:
crabs. for i5o: sweet oranges, Toe
doz: dry onions, s lbs. i0c: eating
apples. eoc box. a-layer cakes, s0c:
assorted buns and douRhnuts, dos.
fsc; loaves bread. Zoe, oysters, Sbc
and f0c pit: butter. 3 lbs. f5c: Iowa
creamery butter, 35c h.. Tbs. 81.
cream cheese, 1sc ID; imported Swiss
choena. abc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
A. F. OF L. HOLDS
ANNUAL SESSION

ROCHESTER,. N. ". Nov IL
With every state In tho union rep.
resented. the annual convention OF
tho American liberation Of Labor
was called 20 order here today by
President Samuel Gompers. This
mornings session was devoted 20
formal addresses OF welcome and
responses.
The reports Of President Com.
pers. SECRETARY Frank Morrison and
other officers will be read TO the
convention thia afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
Insurance Concerns
in Big Combine

Public announcement Is made OF
the consolidation OF the North
Coast Fire Insurance Co. of Seattle
and the Western Union Insurance
co. ~ Vancouver. u. G. This rep
resents a capital Of 81 900, 900 and
premium income OF 5000 an
nuaIiy. The consolidation 10 prac-
tfcaIly controlled by Seattle finan-
csers. and was engineered by them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
SONS OF NORWAY
WILL CELEBRATE

Oslo lodge. Sons OF Norway. Will
give an entertainment at Arcade
hall Saturday evening. Novembe
10. Tho principal features on the
program are: Solos by Herr Adolph
Peterson aud Mathilda jacobson.
selections by Mollers Orchestsra.
and songs by the Norwegian sing
ing societies OF Seattle. There win
also be an address by Prof Y. J.
vickner OF the State university. on
"Tbsen versus Society"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
PORT ELECTION
DECEMBER 2

There's another election coming
on next month. December ?. Judge
Remsberx's term on the port CON-
mission expires. Remsberx viii un-
doubtedly be candidate 70 succeed
himself. There Ia considerable
mention OF George II. Revelle as his
opponent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
|nArrlE MAS FINE
SKATING RINK

! fAose oe1tSls people Who ap.
lrsrhss folI<r skating are for
| unnss n N<stns ono OF the fin
Z INKS u she West In which
| ) ndulev their taste. The Broad
IN hnk. az I'll East Pine St.
- : Skating surface which 10
shdsred By experts to be one
| Z ~ best n you haven't skat-
| Z yss. you have a keen pleasure
luniax. LADIES' viii be admit.
IL M his evening. Come out
q snby yousself. The rink Is
hu,sd near the Broadway high
ezooL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
PUBLICMARKETS


Haiihut. I ihs. ssc. salmon bellies,
? lbs skc. founders. s ibs. 3se. new
Finnan hsddie. zoe ~: butter, lbs.
cured sornsa eesf. Ice ss,,, g &c ID
tongue. sSc 10. short ribs boiling
beef. Toe ID. T@bone steak. Ito ID
round steak. lsc lb.. picked pigs
feet. = Ibs- use. home made sauer-
kraut. Y Eei, Ice, diii pickles. 10
each. fruit cake soc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
BRANDEIS FOR
ATTY. GENERAL

WASHINGTON. Nov. ii.--Louls
~. Brandsla of Boston and Samuel
untermeycr Of New York. II IL BE-
lloved here today. staod the besi
chance OF being named by Gov.
Woodrow Wilson. tho president.
elect. as his attorney general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
SNAKES KILL
24,264 PEOPLE

LONDON. Nov. ii.--According 10
a report just published In SimIa.
f.ss7 persons we're killed by Wild
animals and 2t.2ss by snakes In
india during 1911. The number OF
cattle killed by Wild animals was
ef,709. and by snakes 1858.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.

The home OF Leo BIbblIsco, 1921
YesIer way. was made the target
last night Of two different fuslllades
from a revolver. Five shots were
fired nj ii o'clock and five more at
~. The police were notified, but
found nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
PILOT SUSPENDED

On account OF negligence in. the
collision with the schooner st. Olof
last October, the license OF William
H. Hanson. pilot OF tho steamer
Potlatch, was suspended for IA
DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

Salmon. 7kc dox.. seeded rnislns, .
PIX "a. 2bc. assorted peel. isc H.; solid
pack tomatoes. Tor 2be, English
walnuts. zoe lb.. Ice pkg. rolled oats,
lbs. sugar, ". corn starch, Sc, peanut
butter. zoe H.; black figs. ; lbs. csc.
dried prunes, Too ID. new white rad
ishea. Sc each: cucunbsra. &c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
USE INITIATIVE

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. il.-An
initiative petition, the first under
the law passed at tho last election.
has been filed with the city clerk,
asking for an anti.saloon ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
slYPE SON SHOULD BE AN INVENTOR OR MUSICIAN.
PERHAPS DAUGHTER Is BORN TO A CAREER IN ART

late years taken 10 motoring. and
athletics generally. have this typo OF
organization. They take after their
fathera rather than their mothers,
and their features arc sharp and
clearly cut.
The girl whose picture appears
here shows very clearly tho outline
OF lace that we have Just described,
with no superflulty Of flesh in any
part Tho nose Is straight: the lips
are nrm. the oycs arc deeply sot /:
the chin Is square and firm. indlcat
Ing courage and energy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

= Tho thief who entered tho /
4 home Of Mrs. Conivan. 1927 ,
= Terry nv. last night. had I
\ presence OF mind. lots OF H. !
4 When his entrance into the {
4 room OF Mrs. Conivan awaken
4 ed her. abe jumped out OF bed, :
4 grabbed him and asked, ''Is ,
4 that You. daddy" Yes. dear I
= replied thu quick-witted bur. {
4 giar. go back TO bed" Afrs.
4 Conivan did 50. but as she did
4 tho door to her room slam.
4 med behind a much-frightensd
4 burglar.
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THE great Southwest Ia
truly progressive. Girl In Fort
Worth, IA years old. has Just
obtained n divorce and married
her second husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
IEN pERaoNs HURT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ii.--As
the result Of street car collision
ten persons are suffering from In
turies hero today. Two are In n
serious condition.
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-~-~~~-~~~~-~>y>~~~~ -~~~~s~>~~-~~r~S~~~
pr A. Lre Lewis. consulting chiro-
pracfor. Hours to & y. m. 1851
Arcade Amer. Maln iat1. Lady
attendant.
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. 90
operation Or detention from labor.
over rec cases cured paat two
years. ages / 20 IS. Harvard Ays-
TEN. 81 Eltai iiidg.. Seattle.
GILLETTE Hf.ADEs shnrpencd, SOC
aoa tnxara. 1Lc. etc 1901 tth az
Oct Acquainted society Names and
addresses. eos Pine ";
FAY n saw IL IN The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

Exchange-Neai Estate
~~-~.~~~~-~~~~-~@%~~~~~~~
We have several well Improved
farms In Western Washington that
we can exchange for Seattle prop
erty. We have fruit alfalfa and
wheat farms of all sizes In Eastern
Washington TO exchange for Sc
attic property or Western Wash
lngton land or timber. or business
OF any kind. 30s American Bank
bldg.
For sale or exchange for Improved
acreage north city limits. Ia acre
In Ashland. ore. well cultivated.
plenty fruit. orchard. berries
grapes. large new house. s2x2s.
fireplace. covered porches. city
water. no membranes. $50. care
Star.
Will accept acreage up TO Si.so0.
near Seattle as first payment on
beautiful modern bungalow. 20
minutes from Pike at. 30s Arcade
Bldg.
We exchange everything everywhcre
at any time. AZ your price ie right.
Real Estate Exchange, 62o-51l
Iumber Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
Funeral Directors.

University Undertaking Pariors. t1ii
18th y. r. North ala w. " Fork
hmr
~ IL BuTrEltwoRTH 4 eoNA
1871 Flrss az. Main % Elliott ytg
,cc>~o~oe>Iltrscpco-o
lladpn, cut fl0Nnfs. funeral piecsa
Elliott sggt. iafs Second. Green
house. beacon sTs.
|HuR~H FLORAL co, sol ard. Main
gtia--cus flowers. designs. serda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
,.ple Mixture Helps
Seattle People

nj simple remedies are best has
- heen proven. Swift's Phar-
- secosd Ave. and Pike. reports
- ~say Seattle people arr re-
ssIv,us QUICK benefit from simple
Ssrsshua bark. giycerins. etc. as
- d Adlersika. the German ap.
,,eljellis rvnsdy A SINGLE DOSE
~ sour stomach, gas on the
sssnsch and constipation IN
sfayTLY because this simple mix.
~ antiuepsicires the digestive or
- "a draws or the impurities
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

Lossed.off, burned over. easy 20
clear, free from rock ana Fratei.
finest pasture right now. Nearly
mills provide smpioymsnt. RIGHT
LOCATION AND RIOHT PRICE
Let us toll you the fun pArtieu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
THE MARKETS

Tn. following are the average
orieea paid ~ local commission mer-
shants to the producers and prices
r~ld nv the retailer 90 the cofnmss-
sionara. The prices paid The farmers
come under buying price" and the
..sn paid by the retailer ander sell
lnn price Prices ~ all cases Ars
subt ect 60 variation according TO
fFsahnoss and general cxceiicnce, bat
these prscos. unless othsrwies inii-
ratsa. arc for strictly first gradss
Egg.-soysss Price.
So. .~--I aFas AZ
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Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
~s~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
strayed or stolen from the Grahaf IN
ranch Y mile southeast OF South
Side Station. on Seattle Tacoma
fntrrurhnn. one gray horse. II
years old. Weighing about i.se0
pounds. A reward viii be paid
for the recovery. Seattle Refuse
Collection Co. 207 Olive 1T. Main
a770.
Lost--rmbroiia keepsake. Saturday
noon az Pike Place Market. silver
handle. monogram Miss Currie.
1880" Liberal reward. Return 10
sos Terry ay Main b0sf.
When buying for Xmas. don't for
get the Little Jeweiry store. that
sells for less Myron Symons. 142s
Third
Lost---A silver mesh purse, between
PIKE. Harrison. on Eastiake car
line. East ss73.
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Unfurnished house, 4StT Fremont av.
Phone Queen Anne 6bs evenings 7
"A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11
Furnished houses

First floor OF a house, furnished
modern, good yard. near car. SIS,
Phone tgast 6749
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Homesteads

= J, z =, :, :,
msnt, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered Thomas Craig, z1i Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

xpfroR's NorE.--Here Is
- mx,sr's second article.
ss,v,ar phrsnology practically
= ~ owu folks. The third
q; spo<ar tomorrow In The
" 1RsslE A. FOWLER
=. Swuent Living phrenolooiss-
I.s1hsr Important type amons
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re fH54, f ssgsg u VII: z :.y
d W UfovSs signsfurs u on Zach box -
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ce4slsSSa csaft, 100 ifsof. fSsrSs.
furnished, $40. phone. light NJ 1910.
Excelsior Apis Furnished and un-
furnished, 9TH and Pike. Main 1851
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For SaIePoultrv

Anco1as. DARK cofnfsh and K r
Reds. breeders ana young stock.
Prize stock. puilets about 20 lay.
Belgian hares, breeders and young.
Monroe %.
Rock and Red c0ckereis, 18th av. r.
and Ferdinand. Georgetown. Sid
p@g ll0E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-11

We wish 90 thank our many friends
for the kind aymptahy shown 20
uH Tn our hour OF sorrow at the
death Of our beloved mother.
MAROTTA FAMILY
Phone your troubles 20 . A spnnn.
sewer contractor. East so1i. Main
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Farm Lands
10 xcEEg-BEgT WESTERN
WASHINGTON FARM LANDS
EASY TERMS

WASHINGTON FARM LANDS
EASY TERMs
Va hsy. the best BUY for yea y
mis- land has ths value. and We
want you 20 know II. IL not as
represented. we will pay your er-
pensss and wages for your time
hiis yep are d in:pseSia 4. ,s asa lnna
is ss rs GOOD This land sells read
iiy 70 ho.s Who in.estiEs,s. on N,
compared 20 most other lands !
have examined"
Lossed.off. burned over. easy 20
clear. free from rock and gravel.
finest pasture right now. Nearbx
mills provide employment kioliI
T., as toll you the fun pAr''e"-
1850 to 5000 per acre. easy terms.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
Dew. co.
All Hoss BIG.
A FARM BARGAIN
f21 acres the beat Of land. not a rock
on the farm. 70 acres In cultiya..
AtNHs Wv NAtAtttN RAat1AEf
buildings aud orchard, good
horses. 20 registered Jersey cows.
the best you ever saw. all farm
implements. located Ga the best
farming section In Washington.
Price $4,000. part cash. balance a
long time at 6 per cent Also
have a few bargains IN small
farms from $4,000 10 Ge.t0o. a01
American Bank Bldg
WILL MY YOUR CROP or
BERRIES
Tbs Fuohomish Canning Company
will contract for s years 10 pur-
chase your entire crop nt market
prices Land tn Snohomiah county
will produce from f1eo 10 5000 per
acre In berrina We have some
land near Machtnr In 6-ncre tracts
at 800 per acre. You can purchase
8 acres or 20 acres on your own
terms
Ole HANSON a CO.
sit-fs-ts-i7 New York Blk.
LAKE WASHINGTON ACRES
Only "a mile from the lake. on good
road. 6 acres OF rich land. partly
alder bottom. where one can raise
vegetables. chickens and fruits.
Price 1880. Terms tizs cash
and SO monthly. Go TO Kirkland
Take a Madison car and county
ferry 20 Burke a farrar's office.
or call 81 lns Cherry ~.
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Business Chances

GrocSry. fsafanr1nf e6nfeeflSnsfy
store. stock and fixtures for sale,
store for rent; about 81 900. 1906
Greenwood. owner. Ballard 1850.
s9-r0om hotel for sale, some cash.
some trade. Phone Gfs2.
L. q. afAfKINs
zzt Liberty Bldg, opp. Posioffice.
800 business cards. 81. iie Madison.
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Furnished Rooms

aS afS~nSyoni rGsaasSs' ne NM ofssfas
single rooms, is cents per day,
outside. Is cents. Hot water and
baths free. a splendid reading
room.
Front furnished room for rent.
steam heated. close In. Phone
East 1912.
Nicely Furnished rooms, 400, 1880
and 1900 per week iiif sixth ay.
oT az, nA g. Is. LOT m22rE =. ilish
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Money to Loan

HEAI EsTATE LOANS
cfff ~IT0 1cOcEfhf I0Ifs y
on improved or vacant property, any
amount. $50 10 $500. long or short
time. easy payments. no delay.
biurteyant a Co, az Boston Bik.
Farm, timber. city loans. money
ready. quick action, 400 Mehlh0rn.
Elliott 1850.
Money 70 loan. mortgages, contracts.
commercial paper bought. motifs,
3if Bailey Bldg
4. q. sfMKINS
22f Liberty Bldg. Opp. Postofflce.
Monsy To loan on Improved property
a. current rates. 43s Epier biz.
cHAT'rEL AND coLLATEnAL
Respectable place 70 borrow money
on diamonds and jewelrys low
rates, private offices. American
Jsweiry Co. SOB Second.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personal notes 10 employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Como
and see us
EAsTEnH BROKERAGE co.
z07 Northefn Bank Eldg., fth = Pho
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nO,fFf O2T0nf6' 1910 n ~. mod,
erni rates $3.50 per week and up.
Darlington. 1919 second ~ week 40.
HOYAL noTEL-toi WITH av. zsc
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attention In the MOTIVE. or mo
chanicai aud executive organixa
ton. This lad has strong muscles
and good framework. but he has
not a snperfluity OF flesh or fat
Everything about him goes TO sinew
and 90 strength. There IL no Yield
Ink OF muscle. Consequently his
movements are all distinctly made
and there Ia power connected with
them that shows individual strength
aud resolution. Such a hoy has
three strong mental levers which
are az work.
Tho EXECUTIVE which gives
fuilncss over the ears.
The MECHANICAL. which shows
a fullness In the temples
Tho PERCEPTIvE. or scIEN
TiFiC element OF mind.
Under the latter we find musIs
IL often a predominant factor. ant
In the illustration you viii motto.
that the musical element, locate,
az the outer angie OF the eye. d
closely allied 10 his kcsn psrcep
ions. Dis ingenuity or mcchaulca
akiis. and his energy or executive
ness. Thus as y musician he wouis
play with expressions az well q,
with spirit aud energy.
This child has a square chin. de
noting executive power. dslIcatal-
chiselcd lips. showing reserve
large and luminous eyes. shown,
power Of thought and depth OF mind
This lad could become an INVENT
OR. or a MUSICIAN Of constderabl.
note. He could also become a GOOf
SPEAKER or SINGER
The Motive Type Of Gri.
The motive typc Of girl shows n
self in desire for physical activity
Hence many women who have o.
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The motive typc Of Girl shows ~.
self in n deslFe for physical activity.
Hence many women who have OF