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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
STOMACH CANCER
GAN BE CURED
ONE OF THE FAMOUS MAYO
BROTHERS SO TELLS MEDl-
CAL ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis, Minns June lS-ln
fifteen sectional meetings the second
day Of the sixty-fourth annual con
vention Of the American Medical as
sociation opened today on the Uni
yersity Of Minnesota camvus Various
subjects. were discussed, all Of a teen
nical nature. Cancer of the Stom-
ach as q curahie Disease 2 was the
subject Of DR.. William. Mayo Of Roen-
ester, Minn
A favorable diagnosis can be es,
tablished BY simple methods, he az
serted. "A history Of gastric dis
turbances precedes cancer in al large
number if not the majority Of cases.
Operations for cancer Of the stomach
should begin as an exploration. Mod
crate involvement of the panereas
does not necessarily preclude opera
tion. palliative operations have a
field Of usefulness.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
BANDITS PULL OFF
SPECTACULAR JOB
HOLD UP ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TRAIN, DlsARMING DETECTIVE
AND SOARING PASSENGERS.

Springfield, H., June is. Two
masked men who early today robbed
the express car on the Diamond
Special" the Illinois Central's fast
train between st. Louis and Chicago.
were sought in this city today After
being interrupted in their work by
police, the bandits forced the engi-
neer to run past the posse and wnen
a later trial with dynamite forced the
safe. they themselves ran the engine
into Springfield and escaped
Th gds
cording to the cai exp4ssl
contained not more than $500. N
their attempts to get this sum the
robbers threatened the engine crew
with death, overpowered the express
messenger fired promiscuousiy at
passengers, disarmed one detective
and exchanged shots with another.
None Of the bandits victims was hurt
and it is believed that they also ex-
capped injury. The hold-up occurred
at point 10 miles south Of Spring
field. A danger signal brought the
train to a stop and the enginemen
were promptly covered by revolvers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
GIRL DIES FROM
DRINKING ACID
PETRlTA TAYLoR's RELATIVES
BELIEVE 1T AcclDENTAL
SUICIDE is SUSPECTED


Jesse L. Taylor who resides at sof
Prince street. heard loud groans com
ing from his residence last evening as
he stood in the yard watering She
Grass. Entering the house he found
his daughter, Petrita, aged - years
lying upon the bed with a handker-
chief covering her face. snatching
the handkerchief away Mr.. Taylor
saw the girl was unconscious, III
shifted Of her lips and detected the
odor Of carbolic acid
Mr.. Taylor at once summoned Dr.
e. b. shaw, who hurried TO the girls
bedside as rapidly as possible. The
doctor found the girl had died before
his arrival bottle containing sex
eral ounces Of carbolic acid wa sfound,
tightly corked, near where the girl
lay. The container was half full 4
looked like new bottle, as the label
was fresh and unstained An examin
alton Of the girls mouth showed that
size had drunk carbollc acid.
These circumstances and the facl
that the girl had been IN despondenl
spirits for several days. telling hel
sisters that she wished she could die
make the case appear like suicide
u The girl never uttered word afte
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
HE OBTAINED ONLY SIS
LOBBY, OPERA BAR AND MRS.
KATE WRIGHT WE'RE THE
PERSONS VIcTIMIzED.
HE GETS A Big SENTENCE
JUDGE MURRAY GIVES THE MAN
80 DAYS IN JAIL AND
FINE or 500.

Frank H. Hill, alias G. G. Moore,
charged with forgery, was brought to
Las Vegas late yesterday afternoon
from oiita BY CHER or Police Ben
Coles. The man was tried before
Judge D. r. Murray this afternoon
and pleaded guilty. He was sentenc-
ed to serve 90 days in the county
jail and pay fine Of 500. The
charge to which he pleaded was ut
terance Of worthless checks.
HILL who is native Of Illinois,
came to Las vegas from California
about six weeks ago. He has been
employed as a painter by Nilsson &
Sackman during his stay. Monday
night he became short Of funds ana
started his game OF making money
easy. Hill evidently is an old hand
at the game. as the checks showed
that he knew his business. One check
was made out with the name c. G.
Moore signed and this piece Of paper
was written in different handwriting
than that used On the other three
eacks he wrote
saloon, Pedro Afaf as2 and
wright. Each Of the checks. wlEh
the exception Of Mrs Wright's were
made out for $5. The check which
Mrs. Wright received was made out
for $40.
Chief Ben Coles received notice
Of the workings Of Hin about II
o'clock yesterday morning ana at ex-
actly 2:1O o'clock in the afternoon
he had the man smder arrest At
Ojita Hill had rensAd a buggy at
the ehaffin livery barn sad hired
Pedro Martinez to drive him to ojita.
The buggy was paid for with Ger
rency but Martinez received one Of
the bad checks.
This is the first offense OF this
kind that has been pulled off hero
for some time. It is quite possible
that It will be the last for some time,
as the rapidity with which the Of
fender Of yesterday was run down
likely will scare any prospective
forger.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18

with your company have been IN
this room throughout this investi-
gation?"
4 could not say as to that an
swered Belk.
Don't you know that your men
have been hired to shadow gentie-
men connected with the inyestiga-
tion?9
Il could not say as TO that. pc
cause that is not my line of work"
This precipitated an argument be-
tween counsel in which Attorney
Knight denied vigorously that detec-
tives had been hired by the opera
tors to shadow men connected with
the investigation
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18

she drank the carbolic acid and her
relatives are Of the opinion that she
took it BY mistake Miss Taylor was
in excellent health and spirits at sup
per time last night, though she had
been feeling downcast during the day.
She ate hearty supper at about s
o'clock. 1t was about 7:45 o'clock
that she was found in dying con
dition.
Mrs. Taylor, the girls mother, has
been in Koehler, N. M.. for several
weeks. visiting her daughter, Mrs. j..
R. Ortega. Petrita and her father
have been keeping house alone during
her absence.
Besides her father and mother the
dead girl is survived BY brother,
John Taylor, Of this city, and four sis
ters, Mrs. Antonio sena ana Mrs An
tonic Quintana Of Las Vegas, Mrs.
Herman Smith Of Trinidad and Mrs
j. R. Ortega Of Koehler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor are old residents Of Las
Vegas and have many friends here.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made.
No inquest was held, the authorities
saying the cause Of death was SO ap-
parent that no iPvestigation was nee
essary. ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
AGIT ATORS STIR UP
ANGER IN JAPAN
SAY THEY WISH TO FORM DIP
LoMATlc ATTITUDE AGAINST
THIS NATION

Toxic, june 1S-Posters calling
mass meeting for tomorrow and bear
ing the headline Give Ne Liberty s.
Give Me Death patricx Henry were
PASTED today BY agitalors o. walls il
the vicinity Of the United States en.
bassg and at other points n the jap.
anese city The organizers s. TIE
meeting declare that the object Il lo
secure a more determined diplomatic
attitude against the United States
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
KlowA WANTS HELP

Greensburg, Kan June 18, There
is every indication Of a shortage Of
harvest hands in Kiowa county. Last
year at this time 4 great number Of
harvesters were III town waiting for
the crop to ripeH while this year
there. is hardly a stranger on the
streets.
The recent rains insure good har.
vest here, and the farmers win need
as many men as they did last year.
Harvest is only few days off now
and the farmers, with good reason,
are worrying over the help PROPOSE
tion. Unless men begin arriving in
droves from now until harvest there
win be much Inconvenience and prob
ably waste n haIFess the crop this
year.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
OPEN SANTA F. OFFICES

Dodge city, Kan, June is The
Santa Fe freight department. Of the
western division has begun moving
into its new $4,000 division freight
building here. The moving viii be
completed within : few days and
the oId building turned over to En.
gineer J. " Stewart, e charge of
the Colmor cutoff, who Will move the
Colmor offices here ffem sanla0ta.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
tanning to the sugar industry" th'
letter added

tanning to the sugar industry" :" th'
letter added.
1t stated further that 10000 copies
Of speeches BY Representative Nor
gan, 10000 by Representative Pickett
of Iowa. and $4,000 by Representative
Martin were being sent out.
a telegram from Hamlin to F. A
Gillespie, Garden City, Kansas said
Write me fully what you know
about your new congressman"
Another unsigned letter dated May
,, 1912, addressed to Sidney Ballou
said.
4 believe that our greatest oppor'
tunfty for publicity will arise in con
Ipection with the national campaign
The republican party will Of necessity
be compelled to make the tariff an
issue and the fight will probably cen.
ter around sugar.
we are in touch with those who
are preparing for the republican con
venticn, and the sugar question will
be handled subject to our approval
In fact, the matter is being furnished
by us. As soon as the conventions
are over it is our purpose to get in
touch with the convention managers
with view to having their speakers
fully posted on the sugar question.
In fact, | am personally Of the
opinion that 1t would be wen for Us
to put few good men on the conven.
ton committee who viii give par
ticular attention TO sugar. ! believe
that more people are to be reacned
in this way than in any other
you asked me particularly will.
reference to Dr. Wiley If YOU were
advised, the doctor made us a prop
osition for lectures which was accept.
ed. When he got into the harness,
however, he found that he had under
taken more than he could perform
and asked to be released. We did
not deem il wise to insist, as we felt
it highly desirable to have DR.. Wiley'sI
and cooperation. He had
agreed, however. to deliver a few lee
lures. BY looking after the publicity
end Of these lectures we believe we
eal secure some good results.
Generally speaking, we expect toll
avail ourselves of any avenue Of pub
licity where the results promise EcI
justify the expenditure
Another letter oolected tc by Yer
kes, was unsigned; addressed to Hen
ry 7. Oxnard, and lated Y Chicago
il April. 1907. It raid in pat:
Major Cove is showing anxiety
about either buyins or start,eg a n
Pc. as well as scoring the eolum.,
of any influential eastern DAILY and Al
large line Of patent questions
4AIr. Collins is very anxious about
the Taft situation and hodes that
there will be some way to make I;
known that there will be great doubt
about his ability to carry such states
as California, Idaho, Utah, Colorado,
and that if we can't head him off we
might get, a promise relative sto the
sugar and tobacco industries.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
sllEEaAeErrE 10 srARvE.

London, June 1s-The six suffra-
gette leaders who were sentenced TO
terms Of Imprisonment yesterday for
completely began another hunger
strike Immediately after reaching the
5ail. The prisoners declared when
sentence was pronounced that they
would refuse to eat and would com
pei the authorities to release them.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
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TODAY IN CONGRESS
Senate.


In session 2 p. m.
Lobby investigating committee con-
tinued reading Of letters ana tele-
frams from anti-free sugar mems
files
Finance committee democrats con-
tinued discussion Of tariff bill sched-
Hles.
Foreign relations committee voted
to report favorably nomination Of
Thomas Nelson Page as ambassador
to Italy, and several other diplomatic
appointments.
House.
Not in session. Meets Friday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18
THE ART OF
DRESSING.

There is nothing that holsters
Up self-respect and creates self
confidence like the feeling Of
being well-dressed. Certain Of
correct personal appearance,
most men will approach any
person Or situation with assur-
ance. Conscious Of an ill-cut
coat Or a gaping collar they
will often quail before the OBJ
servant stare Of a street urchin.
To dress well and obtain this
feeling Of confidence Is an art.
TO accomplish it on limited
income requires uneeasing yigi-
lance. Carefulness in expendl-
ture obtains infinitely better re-
suits than recklessness. Look
before You buy should be the
motto Of every thrifty man and
woman,
The kind Of looking that
helps the most in the shortest
time is the careful reading Of
advertisements IN the better
class newspapers. They win
answer for you these vital ques-
tons
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-18

Not in session. Meets Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-16

FRANCISCO. CAL Dec s temperament in artist
natural cussedness n az ordinary being7
Mand her husband Domeinco Russo grand
for divorce, H.
baritone, II not
/ II depends largely
such happiness II sensible she viii
realize husband artist and the auds the public
a. for him
Is and
consideration My wife does"
Carmen Melis dramatic said
critic
II he broad minded
sensby married They
sensy Little jealousies displays
uncad for An artist who Is
be a artist
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SCHMIDT INSANE?

Schmidt is mentally unbalanced
and has been legally insane for
years.
Hearing this. Schmidt leaped 10
his feet.
ITS not true" he shouted. II
protest. In tho name OF God. pro
test"
Court attaches forced the defend.
ant into chair. and. although he
persisted In mumhling incoherent.
ly, Oleott continued:
Schmidt believes he Ia a son Of
John the Haptis, and also believes
that his admission TO the priest.
hood was due directly TO st Eliza
beth. His mind is in n constant
turmoil"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-16
APPEAL TO LANE

PORTLAND. Dec. 16.-In the
hope OF securing work for some Of
the hundreds OF men now out OF
employment In this state. Gov.
West today telegraphed an appeal
70 Franklin X. Lane, secretary OF
the interior, urging him to begin
immediate operations on the West
Umatilla Irrigation project
AS the plan involves the construc-
ton OF canal ten miles long. + is
urged that employment could cas-
iIy be given a large number Of men.
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NEW YORK. Dec. i6 The state
rested It's case today M noon
against Hans Schmidt for the muir
der of Anna Anmuller.
The last witness introduced by
the prosecution was Mrs. Amy VIII
liams. the last occupant OF the flat
where Miss Aumuller met death.
before Il was rented by Schmidt.
She testified to meeting Anna
there. explaining that the latter
gave the name Of Mrs John
Schmidt
Schmidt sat with bowed head as
Attorney Olcott started outlining
the defense's case.
Il will show" he began. that
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WE@TIAET

Fresh home made peanut butter. ITO
10; large Toe ioaves bread. Sc. for f5c
sauerhrnot 100 At. best an pickles 10c
don ; ham loaf soc H. cottage cheese
i5c H.. head cheese. ibc ~ home mad,
ieliies, l0c glass 25c chtsup, 20c. fbo
minced clans. ioc; pure lard tbo n; Is
he. pure cane sugar. IL 20 lbs sugar.
81. az lbs. powdered sugar. CSC: brown
sugar. Be III cocoanut cakes. DC dor :.
bulk starch. lbs 25c. fancy rice, : lbs
acc, brown beans. lbs 2be-
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Good oranges. isc dor fancy Baldwin
apples, zoe dor. missd nuts 70o IN
popcorn, lbs 7Bc huckw wheat honey,
lVc comb. extra fancy Yakima Melted
Gem potatoes. $50 sack. delivered: nep
yellow csndIed fgs. goo N. golden dates.
iOc ID. 20 lbs. sugar 81 Zoe uncoiored
Japan tea. SOC H.. SOC can ~ coffee. DO
! III pkga figs. for 25e. smoked
salmon 25c ID haiibut checks. 16c TO-.
salmon trout. 25c ~. shrimps. iba.
CSC large size. BE H.
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PIKE

lbs sugar 5sc. best Yakima Melted
Gem and Burbank potatoes tf.as per
sack, delivered Zoe bottles horFs rad
ish.s 2bc imported Swiss cheese. g0e 10
bost Jersey butter. ibH o. good eookin,
eggs. 35e dor. domestic Swiss ehssre
Csc 10 cons milk isrt salmon trout
baking sizsj. t5c 10 perch p lbs iGc.
halibgt. lbs. ESQ. open CLANS. 25c qt
fresh herring, lbs 2tc. black cod. loo
n soler lbs lie
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DIVORCE ASKED

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Referee
Scanlon recommended divorce for
Mrs. Hildegarde PuItz, Federal Su-
preme Justice McKenna's daughter.
from John l.. Pultz, Nes York 80
ciety and club man, on grounds Of
infidelity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-16

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Dec. rs.
--Penniless and unable 10 fnd en-
ployment, Miss Cherry Klemp. OF
Long Beach, an actress, committed
suicide In lodging house here early
today BY swallowing poison.
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LIVE STOCK

FOR BALE BLACK MiNoRcA COCK.
ersls which are extra fine quality and
guaranteed n satisfy you or your
money back mean just what 7 say.
Address all letters to a.. n. Marshall.
Hartford. WsAh
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20 FLATS-FURNISHED
RI UNFURNISHED FLATS

ron RENT "a. G-noos MODERN
" rhees nsiisgs iseS ,,1.ooooo.
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VIZ arEcfALizn TX APAHTnEnTs,
stores and other cioss-in propsrtiss
HENRY BHoDKHicE. nc
to-. uufidinr Main tesf
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1 SPECIAL NOTICES

IL SPECIAL NOTICES
Cosrs- All WARRINGTON BLbo
salts. usinoo.ss and Hssssf ceats al
,.ssd ssd S.selr.t l,,,-,~oo-oo~~~->
IL BUSINESS CHANCES
FoR sALE-BEsr REsTAuI'ANr OF
Ballard 49, AninE sri@ndia BUSINESS
slcNn~ax n family reason Tor ssiilns
WIN sell cheap Hos tat. itaiiara ~ =.
ron sAf.w-T NpoNH HouEEREEf'
ins soua terms always faii Inquire
ca James -.--
BAKERY
Complete tn,~vsry Say snap tsse
SHOOTING GALLERY
A dandy money maker owner eornpsheA
to 20 East Complete a. tfIt'
RoOMING HOUSE
II rooms fire location. coed furniture.
rent rsf. lees. On. biggest snaps IN
seattle $40 this at once
AAsEN a. SEXTON COMPANY
iits rir., ~ Elliot, srsi
HAIR STORE. COMPLETELY STOCK
% ana fatty equipped. doing good susi'
ma. In coast city % $500 Population.
easy terms o~ner wishes 70 fe'irsi VI
health Address Bus A-aifp. star
CORPORATIONS bhsSs~iAN 49,
and bond. bought Hosenbaun. afs
Haish, bldg. second and PIN.
HOT PofSr iRoSsL tase
Guaranteed 10 Tsars
sound Eiseirie Co leie Tir.' A..
IA LOST AND FOUND
1900 REWARD TOR REFORMATION
that vili Lad 20 return OF BIG black
cat tina, strayed from foI atna sf =.
ia, v. Sunday nisht .
Losr CONFIDENCE IN wArcHMAK.
s,,- Try gyrpons save money and
,roob,. Cleaning u 90. nnainsprinss
fsc The Jswsi.r that always ssii- for
ls. ,os ris., ~, ~ 1Jn DrSs ~
II Female HELP WANTED
WANTED A NO woMEN SOLICIT
ors Apply tgf Henry BidR. fore
noon only. -
PsYCHTc READINGS AT ios wEsr-
lake. Apt ,. 7ss
COMPETENT HELp or ALL KINDS
registered At tho Public Employment
ofsios. ,os Liberty BidE. Main ssoo.
wANTED-A GIRL TO no GENERAL
housevort Phone Ballard tot. or call
1900 w bsth ct
iTduT acHoofe-ARfTHME SHORT
hand. ,ypewritinw 1853 Arcade BIDS
Main 771,
- MISS oT.iVBHs nABY SHOP
Isl Infant outfi,, ana ehiidren's olothe,
~ Reasonable prices. 1897 Second
M av Special bargains thi. month
cooks. CItAMnERMAtDs DAY WORK
ers. house maids. etc, registered 80 the
Employment office 20s Liberty BIDS
Main $500
IS YorNG WOMEN MD MEN 30
IrltorH wanted Inquire Aluminium
Market. Stall "a. Pike Place Public
Market
wOpRfNd HoUsEK EEPER WANTED
Three In family Apply nj 1917 nth
nv =. Seattie-Honton car. get off at
Atlantic 1T
spNrrLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. ibiI
Third av.. needs cooks waitresses
ohsmb.rmaids and hou.emaid-
O>~~~~>N~.~~<>~~~>~ ~~~s>>>~~S~~~N~O~~e~
10 FEMALE SITUA. WTD
FAMILY DREssMAK1NG. TAILORING.
French deslEninE Main 1893.
WANTED WIDOW WITH ii-YrAR-
old child wants position aa houHekecp-
~. city or country Queen Anne asiS
or Main $500
NURSE. REST REFER
ences Phone sidney i129. Konwood
2aie
RETIRED TEACHER WOULD TUTOR
Garman grammar. vocabulary, tranala-
uon and oonNersation, East sttS.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES


RANcHEps erprss.msn. logger. ard
contractors FOR saIe-Harsas. hsr-
meas and wagons % all descriptions
We Will quote f@s OF our prices
stii there tho many horses 20 Do
scribe them all
fiss buys a beautiful ranch team. weigh
ing 400. black horse. are & and grsv
mare. biooky built and fat. and tfu.
workers
if7s take. veil matched team. mare and
horse. 7.Too. sood age. serviosshls.
sound and true workers. single or
t77s take. 400 pound team. true
workers. and their heavy harness This
team l. n snap for any one wanting a
heavy harness team They arc not
1900 takes fine pair of Canadian
chunks and their harness This team
is ono Of the best a.soo-ib teams in the
city. and are true workers and sound.
Any reasonable trial will be allowed
$40 takes nice .s0o-ib. mare. sound.
kind and gentle. ana true worker. safe
for lady or child 70 handle
so take. 100-ib black horse. good
worker. little street sore. Jus, tho
horse for ranehsr
COWS 20 be sold a, auction. 2 fresh
COWS ana ? coming fresh cows
There are several other teams and 10 sin.
gle horses and harnesses. including
spring wagons farm wagons. coal
wagons ana buEgios
SDTtCE-hii stock must he as repre-
sentsd ~ written guarantee We are
1serstOcksd With horses. and will sac
rincs portion 81 them. A private
saiH this week our auction will he
held Tuesday ~ I 0'ciork
Take e0uth seattle car az Second and
Yssisr. get OF ~ Henry. packing
house FtRhIss Just opposite. across
tracks 1910 Ninth av g.
ron sALE-A NO / HORSE. nUaGY
and harnsss Apply i7ib Rainier
boulevard
sEATTLE's HORSE AUCTION II. Ra
every Tuesday o'clock. horses
wagons bugRiss. harness. saddles Take
South Seattle cars, Second. Yeaier. got
or ifonrY'n Packing House
Y W Hohb AUrft0noar Main tasT
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43 CITY REAL ESTATE

ron sGLg-i- ROOM NEW HoUEF on
stih Av. " r.. ons-haif block from Rs-
VIENNA pAFf maFbis bath room and
Sainsc0tinK. etc. Price t2.tSo. terms
Inquire 80 New York Block Phone
Main 1880 or KsnNood cal.
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aAI.E on REST--ss-FLAr. cLosE ~.
beautiful view. siectrteiiy. sss, bath
rent only o. Herbert n Upper set
LsaFy BidE
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PERSONALS

nuTLER's LIQUID TOOTH FiLi4R
stops tooihsahs Instantly. ali drug
Etsts ~ cents
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Yrw s-RooM BUNGALOW. ON QUEEN
Anne boulevard. hardwood floors. fur
mace. view paved. bargaia at
e3.ste! tsrns
A. J. pRopsrrELp
Tte New York Blk
NY NOME NOW BufiDfS0 At tsfT
psnsmore sv. must sell TO raise cash
II; xiSs,h az
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20 MALE SITUATION

PAPER HANGING AND TiSriNG, g. 90
per room and up and furnish. Elliott
AGtAI.
WOMAN WITH THREE CHILDREN
wants to take care Of small rocnins
house for rent Address 1913 Pike
st. Mrs Wilson.
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ARCADE POOL HALL. III UNIVERSITY
sT.. GEO. TAYLOR. PROP. STEAIGHr
CUES. BEGT IN TOWN.
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-16

smoke p n CLEAR HAVANA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-16

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