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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Six Democrats Support Vete'

OF thc Senators VINO voted 20 SUSTAIN
tnc President six were Democrats Sena-
tors Foster. Marine OGorinan, Pam
ter. PERCY and Pomerene The RepJbh-
cans we're Senators Bradley. Brardesee
tatron. crane. du Pont Guggenhei!n.
Mclean. Ponrose Perkins. Richardson.
Root. Stephenson. sutherland. Warren
ard We,more u .s expected That suf-
rciently large majority can be obtained
ln The House 10 enact the bill when i,
comes up tomorrow.
N.tcr the message Mas read Senator
favuter took the floor 10 commend the
President cor his stand. Senator McCum-
Der replied. quoting from the decision OF
On, Suprcnl" Cont N the white slave
,ases 20 show that Congress had the
power 10 impose such restrictions as u
chose upon the shipment Of liquor be-
tween the states aud 20 make II Illegal
urdcr certain circumstances.
senator sutherland argued mat Con-
gress could not delegate 20 the states ;.e
power 10 Go v hat vas Unconstitutional In
i.seIf. but the senators supporting the
measure held that II did not delegate such
powers
When the proposal was made BY Sena-
.or Kern that action be deferred until the
Attorney Generals opinion could be read
Senator Kenyon protested vigorously II
wc put OF action now. he SAID. II viii
Mcau the death Of the bill. The President
has waited unit. the very iast moment.
We cannot wait any longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
President Held Congress Had
No Power to Prevent Liquor
Shipments to Dry States.
HOUSE TO RE.ENACT II
Executive Dissented from View
That Supreme Court Be Left
to Pass on the Err
actment.

. Washington. Feb. .S.-By Il vote OF -
30 81 the Senate to-daN passed over the
President s veto the Webb bill. designed
l, prevent the shipment oF intoxicating
)qucrs into dry states. The President $
N,to was based on the ground that Con-
s--e.s mad no power under the Consutd-
zion 70 impose the proposed restriction ON
interstate commerce in the manner nro-
v.6ed 81 the bill In support Of his Cd
sections ht transmitted a memorandum
fro.u :hc Attorney General.
The President said he did 10; Zee. IT
iibcr:r under his oath 20 leave the con-
s;itutionai question TO the Supreme Court
aud that so Tong as .he doubt existed Il
vas safer 20 keep within the limits OF
Inc Fundamental law.
) notion VAS maCc o. Senator Kern
% defer acton or Tie veto message Until
an opportunity could be AFFORDED send
,ols 10 read the opinion % the AuorneH
General which wss merely inserted IN
;nc record but this vas rejected By
vote o. Il TO Q. and with ht':e oeDA;e the
bill vas passed over me executive ooJec-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
DENIED BY Mr.. UNTERMYER
Had No Connection with Obi
caro- End of Guggenheim Case.

Referring to a Chicago dispatch printed
Yesterday. in which IL was said that TIE
States Attorney Of Illinois contemplated
bringing disbarment proceedings against
Samuel Untermyer. Louis Werner and
other attorneys in connection with the
C;upzenheim divorce case. Mr.. Untermyer
said last night that he had no connection
whatever with the Chicago end OF the
case. He merely acted az general couns'l
and did not leave New York. Under the
circumstances no dis5arment proceedings
could he brought against him in Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
What the Committee Proposes.

ia sgInmng UP ~ recommendations Tor
sc..on By Consress the committee takes
up hrst clearing house associations and
proposes.
A. INCORPORATION AND EEGu-
i.ATION. Clearing house associations
q, winch ns,.onsl banks are mem
berg should DO required 20 become
BODIES corporate Of The states in which
,hey are -espec,iye.y located and
every solvent and properly managed
hank or crust company should have
IL. right. enforceable at law. 70 De-
come and remain a member.
T. ADMISSION or AL BANKS
The exclusion OF sound and r'eIl man
aS.d banks simply because they are
small In size should .e prohibited. bat
4; should be perEissS.e % require
eve-y app.!car, for admission 20 have
o4p.ta! not Teas tIsn the iuInhnam
cA,!,a! required 0: nat.ons! banks in
tie sane locality.
&. rHA3fIEATION OF MEMBERS.
Hes..aT per!odles! Examinations Of
members b. 4 committee OF tie asso-
cation shou!d be prohibited, AID in
stead all sach EXAMINATIONS should DO
conducted b. Dgniic authorities.
n. ISSUANCE or CLEARING
HOUSE CfRTIFICATES.-Such asso-
Citations should be prohibited from is.u-
ing certificates on the security Of their
members asSes. excep, FOR circulation
among members 10 pay balances at the
clearing house. AID In that case only
On. condition that both the issuance and
retirement Of such certificates shall be
under governmental control
T. REGULATION or RATES
FOR COLLECTING OUT-OF-TOwN
CHECKS.--The practice now so gen
erzl among such associs tons OF con-
pelllng members. under pain OF ex-
puision. to charge prescribed rates for
collecting out-of.town checks should
We prohibited.
j.. REGULATION OF RATES OF
DISCOUNT AND OF INTEREST
on DEPOSITS. ErC--Such associ.
atoms should be further prohibited
from prescribing rates Of interest or
discount, rates Of interes: allowed on
deposits. rates OF exchange. or any
other regulation not Appropriate IA is
function OF instrumenta!ity for the col
lection OF checks BY banks Of the same
community one from another.
New York Stock Exchange.
Regarding the New York Stock Ex.
change. the COMMITTEES makes these rec.
tmmends tons:
4. COMMISSIONS AID MEMBER.
SIllP.--That the present rates OF com.
mission and limitation Of membership
be not now disturbed.
r.. CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO
USE or MAILS. TELEGRAPH AND
TELEPHONE.-Thst Congress pro-
hlbit the transmission by the mails or
by telegraph or telephone from one
state to another OF orders 10 buy or
sell or quotations or other information
coacsrnins transactiors On any stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Minority Finds Ne Trust.

The first minority report. signed by Rep
reseEtatives Hayes. OF California, Head.
.cr Delaware. and Guernsey. OF Maine. Re-
rublicans sets forth that the investiga-
lion has not disclosed the existence OF
any so-oal!ed money trust but adds. II
has however. disclosed a dangerous con-
centration OF credit In New YORK city.
and 70 some extent in Boston ard Chi
csgo.'
"NNnile agreeing Substantially with The
ma iority." the report continues. on many
OF the abuses 10 be corrected III the Tnan-
cia! system the stock exchanges and the
clea ring house associations, the under
signed have dogtts as 10 Tire Wisdom Of
some o. the remedies proposed by the
majority"
This report acts forth the belief that be-
fore oehnitely recoElmsndlng any re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
SUYDAM TO WED AGAIN
First Wife a Victim in Douole
Killing with Noble.
10y Telegraph 10 The Tribune.


savville. Long Island. Feb. .. The mar
-,aon q, Miss Elizabeth Wood. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wooo' OF sa!''''e'
Long Island. and Walter /. Soydam. p''
OF Blue Point, Long Island ana Ne"
York. will take place at noon on 'u.s'
day. March .. at the home OF Miss co.,
in Green avenue. Mr.. Suydam ehsase-
men. 10 Miss Wood was rumored SHORTY
AFTER his former wife. Louise Lawrence
White. and Fred Noble. the plumber
Killed themselves in the apartment IN
which they were living, in Sixth a'enus
and 18th street. Manhattan. on Feoruar'
4. 1912.
Miss Wood is quite the opposite IN aP-
pearance from the former Mrs suyaam
being very dark. She is from the SCUM
spJ has travelled extensively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
HOUSE ACCEPTS CANNON BUST

Washington. Feb. "a marble bust o!
cx-speaker Joseph G. Cannon presented
~ q group % friends In the House. with
the expressed hope that II be- placed IN
the House once building. VAS accepted
te-dzy in a resolution introduced by Mr..
Mann, inc Republican ycader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
ADOPTS NET WEIGHT" CHANGES

Washington. fcu. -S-rhc Soaa.C acopt-
81 ;O.da, n conference report on tie
house net weight bill. requiring manu-
:actyrsrs 20 stamp On the outside q.
PACKAGE Tie eXacr weight 81 thc CO..
tents Tho measure Il proposed a. an
amendn ent 20 tire pure food act, AID per
uitg "rtascna1le variaGoAs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

exchange. and also prohibit natiohai
banks from buying or selling or lend
ing upon the security OF stocks or
bonds listed on any stock excha"se
unie.s -uch exchange shall
I, BE n hody corporate OF The state
or TERRITORY in which u is located
> Require corporations whose sccuri-
ties II lists 10 make complete o'H
closure Of their affairs, IN parucuis'
any commissions paid 10 promoter
rliddiemcn or bankers, out OF any
such security Issue or the procec"'
thereof.
8. Require a margin OF not less thah
20 per cent on all purchases OK STOCK
4 Prohibit as Gar as possible the eA-
ecution OF simultaneous or suostsntidi'
Is simultaneous orders proceeding
from the same person or persons W
buy and cell the same security tor the
purpose OF creating an appearance ~
activity therein. and any orders 'hc
PURPOSE o. which il 10 initiate or de-
press the price OF any securitN.
D. Prohibit members from, p'eds.nS
securities purchased and carried for
customer for ar amount greater tnah
tie unpaid portion OF the purchase
price. whether with o. T!thoit tne
consent Of such customer.
g. Prohibit members from lending 10
other members securities carried By
tho former for customers. whether
with or without such customers con-
sent.
:. state in us charter tie condiuo"
or which issues OF securities shall De
admitted or removed from the trading
list and provide for JUDICIAL reV.e"
of is action IN iris regard.
s. Keep socks OF account. showing
,he actual names and transactions or
customers. and give access thereto 10
the Pos.Mastc. General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Csntroi Of Money and Credit.

The committees recommendations reia
tive 70 Concentration OF control OF none
and credit are.
\. CONSULTATIONS OF BANKS.
--Tro rr more banks should rot be
oerr...ttcd 20 consolidate unless sUch
consolidation shall have hecn approved
tu the Controller OF the Currency az
IN the public interest Re should have
planarv power 20 forbid II where II
threatens 70 result in undue concentra-
ton Of control.
y OVERLOOKING BANK d.
RECTORATES.-- person should be
pcrmit;cd 70 be q director In more
than one national bank serving the
Same comn,unity or locality. nor
should any person Nho is director
o. any state bank or trust company
or is partner or associate OF an!
nrivatc banker or banking hrn, De
eligible a. director OF any national
bank serving the "a ne community Or
locslity, except that 4 director IA ma
t,onsl bank may have one partner VINO
i. e director IN a. trust company.
g INrERL0CklNG STOCKHOLM
ErS AMONG RANkS.-No part OF
the stool. OF say national bank Shou!b
be permitted To he Owned or held di-
rec.ly or indirectly by any other bank
n bv snv trust company or holding
cornoanv. and no national bank should
he permitted 20 own or hold any part
OF The stock Of any other bank or
trust company.
u. VOTING TRUSTS II BANhs--
The transfer OF any part OF the STOCK
Of national banks 10 trustees solely o.
primarily in order that they may vote
-. same at annual elections and
ot..r stockholders meetings VOTING
t,r,sts" as they are generally Known
should ne eXpr, ssly prohibited.
r. CUMULATIVE VOTING -Mm-
orIt, represented ton IN the directora'es
OF national banks should be secured pE
adoptlng the system OF cumulative
Voting. f. p. b. providing that at cleo
tons FOR directors each slocNho'de'
shall have as many votes AS are eG1"l
20 .he number Of his shares multi
nliea hv the numler Of directors 10 re
elected which votes may De cast Solo
~ for one director or distributed
among several, AZ the shareholder snail
see ~. And 10 national bank snail
be permitted TO purchase the oo!iSa
lions or lend upon the obligations or
shares OF any corporation whose oi-
rcc,ors are not chosen at elections
conducted under the cumulative sAo-
tenn o. voting
+. SECURITY HOLDING COMPA-
MES AZ ADJCNCTS TO BANKS
Tho stockholders OF a nauona! bank
should be expressly prohibited from
becoming associated as stockholders
IN any other corporation under agree
ments or arrangements assuring that
tie stock o. such other eorporato!
shal! always De owned BY the same
persons. or substantially the same
persons. who own the stock OF he
bank. o. that the arrangements shall
be substantially the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Fiscal Agencies.

q. FISCAL AGENCY AGREE
NEE S.-luterstatc corporations
should not be permitted 20 enter into
any agreements o. other arrange
n,euts constituting any bank. banker
O., trust company their sole Ascai
agent 20 dispose OF their security
issues.
II. PRIVATE BANKLRS As DE-
POSITARlES. Interstate corporations
should not be permitted 10 deposit
.heir funds with unsGpervsed, IN
regulated. private bankers VITO do not
disclose their resources o. liabilities.
who keep no reserve and are free TO
Invest their depositors' money as they
see 1T.
I. RANKS NOT TO ENGAGE IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, banks
should be prohibited from directly or
indirectly engaging In any promotion.
guarantee or underwriting involving
the purchase. sale, public Offering OF
issue or other disposition OF the Sc
curitics OF any corporation.
j. INVESTMENTS or BANKS IN
BONDS. National banks should be
expressly authorized TO invest % per
cent OF their capital and surplus In
the obligations OF states. cities. coun-
ties or other municipal subdivisions
and in mortgage bonds OF corpora
,ions on which interest has been regu.
iarly paid for Ave years. or. In case
OF new issues, when the earnings or
the corporation within the period were
SUFFICIENT to have paid such interest.
*. REFORM OF RAILROAD RE-
OHGANIZATTON.-The method OF
reorganlzing insolvcnt railroads should
be reformed by adopting. in sub
STAGE, the system provided by the
companies act Of Great Britain.
whereby, briefly stated. the plan and
procedure on reorganization ore placed
under the direction and control OF the
courts, the receiver II elected by the
votes Of those interested in the prop
er:y. no sale Is involved, single
SHAREHOLDER can defeat an unjust plan.
L, RAILROAD REORGANTZA-
TTONS UNDER SUPERVISION OF
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. CON-
MISSION. Tho Interstate Commerce
Commission saoGh BIO emf o~ersd,
subject to review by the courts. to ST.
perviso and review plans for the re-
organisation Of interstate railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Borrowing by Bankers.

l.. BORROWINGS BY DIRECTORS
FROM THEIR OWN BANKS. -Bor-
ropings, directly or indirectly. By
director OF a national bank. or by any
firm OF which he is a member. or any
corporation CT tho stock OF which he
holds upward OF per cent. from the
bank OF which he is such director.
should only be permitted on condition
that notice shall have been given 20
his cc-directors. and that full state
ment OF the transaction shall be en-
tered upon the minutes OF the meeting
at Which such loan was Authorized.
and upon tho further condition that in
his annual report the Controller OF the
Currency shall give iull publicity TO
every such loan. including the name
OF the borrower
.. BORROWINGS BY OFFICERS
OF ANOTHER BANK.-Loans By a
rational bank TO or in the interest OF
officers OF other national banks, or or
state banks or trust companies. should
be subject 10 the samc conditions rs
loans 10 Its own directors.
z. FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
or BANK OFFICERS TO BE IN
THEIR OWN NAMEs. or
other transactions with a national
bank in the interest OF or for the
eventual benefit OF an officer or di-
rector Of national bank. either
alone or with others. should be re-
IN ~.
name o. such officer or director
$. PAHTICIPATlONs BY BANK
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and d.
rectorg OF ne tiona. banks should be
prohibited from participating in syn
dicstes. promotions or undertakings
OF securities in which their banks are
or NAV become interested AZ Under
writer's o. owners. or as lenders
thereon
#. ACCEPTING AND OFFERING
REWARDS FOR BANK LOANS -
IL should he made crime Tor officers
or directors OF national banks 10 ac-
cept any compensation. commission or
other form OF reward whatsoever for
making directing. voting for or other
ptse promoting any loan OF The banks
funds: ard i. should also be made IA
crime TO offer any such irducomcnt.
L. LIMITATION OF NUMBER OF
DIRECTORS or DANK.-The num-
Der Of directors Of national banks
should be limited "a not less than five
nor more than thirteen.
V. PUBLICITY FOR ASSETS
AND STOCKHOLDERS OF BANKS.
National banks should be required
70 open TO public inspection schedules
OF their assets other than the names
OF borrowers. and 10 make lists OF
their stockholders public.
AS already stated. the committee SUD
mits with its report two bills 70 carr
out in fgll its recommendations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

and the issue OF securities Hereunder.
VI. INTERSTATE RAILROAD Sc
CURIrY ISSUES UNDER SUPER
VISION OF INTERSTATE COM
MERGE COMaIrSSION.-The security
issues generally Of interstate rail-
roads should be placed under the su-
pcryision and control Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
y. COMPETITIVE BIDDING FOE
INTERSTATE SECURITY ISSUES
II should also be. required that. in the
disposition CT such issues. competitive
bids, prblic or private, be- invited.
O. BORROWING BY OFFICERS
FROM THEIR OWN BANKS
rowinss, directly or indirectly. by an
officer Of a national bank from the
bank OF which he is such officer. and
all ether transactions between them
OF financial character, should be
risidly prohibited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Control o. Railroads.

Corcrlnins The domination OF ra.iroads
y, tic Inner group = fna nclcrs N
committee declare the road 20 conn
mated tnclu6e the Baltimore ONO
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. Cincinnati, HaT''o"
q paytou. Chicago G-eat Western. E'e'
Nar,h,yr pac,ac. Pcre Marau-tte. South
I'm. Reading and Union Pacific.
hs 70 ;hc investments 81 national oa""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Personnel 81 Money Trust.

The report goes on to say mat '"e
parties 10 this combination OF Under
standing or community OF interest D!
whatever name IL may he called, may
be conveniently ola ssiied. for the pur-
pose OF differentiated, into four sepa-
rate groups, which II gives az foIio"s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
WILL ELIMINATE.
DOLLAR DIPLOMATS

n rrIsef TrrFs TaaHef WIZ
WASHINGTON. April is-Presi-
Rent Wilson and Secretary Bryan
|today are planning TO reorganiEe he
|south and Central American diplo-
nAflc service. eliminating the last
|Nstiges OF dollar diplomacy"
II is reported Bryan bell YES that
Ne subordinates have been giving
|ou, matters which he thinks should
|pne from the department chief
|nrd shake up Of the state depart
|nert Is predicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
new NATION"
WANTS MONEY

DOUGLAS. AriE.. April is-A
bond Issue Of $1,000 900 pesos is
planned b. the new government Of
the Mexican state OF Sonora. accord.
ing 20 apparently authentic infor.
nation received hero today Cor
p0rations doing business IN sonora.
IL is stated. will BE- asked" 20 sub
scribe the issue. which will bear s
per cent interest and viii o retired
at tho % 1--we years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
CHINESE TONG
SEEKING PEACE

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is
Having failed TO reach an agree
ment In their initial meeting the
representatives OF the warning Bing
Kong and Suey Sing tougs are meet
ing here today in an effort 10 agree
on a peace pact Tho first meet.
ing was held ia Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
KILLED BY AN AUTO

VANCOUVER. II. c.. April 1s.--
Strucy By al automobile which jam.
mod him against fire hydrant. Goo.
Morris. an aged street sweeper. wRa
so seriously injured yesterday while
he was working at the corner OF
Union st and Campbell av.. that
he died shortly afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
Crane DOESN'T
WANT the JOB

WASHINGTON. April ts.--Du 20
the pressure of his private business
affairs, Chas u Crane OF Chicago
has declined tho appointment as am.
baasador TO Russia, according 60 a
report here today. Crane held q
conference with President Wilson
Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
use RATCHET
| ON HIS NECK

IN, r--is-s Press Leased Wire
KANSAS CITY. April iS.-Nhile
mfrerlng from temporary derange-
rent. Mrs. Julia " Harris. a won.
An attorney. almost severed the
Mad Of CORVALLIS Ellis a barber.
lere with a Ratchet Ellis IS still
a,ise but there Is no hope for his
recovery.
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JAMES G. LANGLEI
LanFley. WashlnFton
q CITY REAL ESTATE
LAKr wAsnNoToN vIrw AcnEAoE

Pine level tract. blocks from the lake
with a fine view = Seattle and ths
fuouutairs Price $500. terms SO cash
ana o. por month. This u q domestic
where you. can raise fruip. vegetables
and chickens and a piece 0f acreage
that will more than double when the
canal ia opened geo walter ollsen az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
Li1ILr rARN ron AZ oLD oorrLr

WHERE THEY CAN RAISE
CHICKENS. FRUITS. VEGETABLES
Flno level tract. close 20 Lake washing
ton, on good ROAD improved with nav
house chicken house. yards. etc. good
alder land partly cleared ana ready 20
plow price $500. terms $50 cash and
so month Come over 20 Kirkland
and / viii show you the place. Easy
walk from tho dock q u Hark-
wofth. kirkland Hotel. Kirkland
MnshfnEfnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
90 ACREAGE
CONTINUED


TiEsE Is A HEs. UT WAIEH IisONT.
located 40, good mad. HANDY 20 market
ana school. With a stream and rich.
fertile coil. ARE cheap AZ $500
T. J MARSH n GO. 1909 Third Az
ACRES. 10 MINUTES our Oh KIN
land. by auto Stage. tust ~ WRcadafu
igod ROAD yNuer. KsrUaod lpb
$50 ACHES. PA1uI, COtNTi. fhsDE
far Seattle property. Room "a Halter
fldF
UHIAT BAKGAIN-D ACHEs fOH
sale, finest coil upland rra far celery
or garden truck close tp two street
car lines good reason far t~lUng
cheap Write owner fgr fuli drsefip.
ton Box ffa. Hnohouisb. Wash
ACREAGE
so acres near Langley
=-ib acres near Langley
10 acres near Langley
go acres near Langley
Come 10 Langley "a once and take your
choice ~ several small tracts near
town that will Dee H0id on small caah
payments long time on balance. a.
low interest The last ehance 90 ret
some ~ the rich and famous Whldhy
island coil az low price Come and
500 f0r yDurHeif
wo are cutting up The "Old HomeEtend
property a. Langley
JAMES e. LANGLEY
Langley Washington
atsrO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
ArnrnN LOT. $40

Large. level iatu heart % Ahurn. 1910.
terms tlo cash. 50 monthly. Buy now
and reap q profit
OLE HANSON A co.
New York block
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MORTIlARY DEPT.

T6x cRemSToRfss
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
cremksary. Coiuubarium ard Nausp-
isund Information and illustrated
booklet GA application. rhonss Nain
and rllIntt 80 ia.l WI Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
GET A COUNTRY HOME

Buy property whore you will have room
to breathe. 20 grow your own garden.
raise chickens ana fruit Buy a large
lot. sGxi9S for 1900 90. only S., 90 cash.
$500 "a month No interest on contract.
TuNes paid These lots are only II
minutes from salt water beach only
Ab minutes car ride from Westlake
and Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
UNIVERSITY DIsTmCr--s-Hoon IN
INV BuNGALows AnE SELLING

nniahsd house. on 50 foot Tot viii Nm
iah 90 Futt purchaser Price and terms
ffrtf phone Ksnwood i16f