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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
STOKES AVID FIELDER
WILL HEAD TICKETS
Democrats and Republicans
Hold Primaries in
New Jersey.
sy international News Service.

BY International News Service
TRENTON, N. j., Sept 23.-The next
governor OF New Jersey VIII either be
It's former chief executive, Edward Cas-
publican or the present acting governor,
James f. Fielder OF Hudson county,
Democrat AT midnight. three hours
after the states first direct primary
election was closed IL was apparent that
these two men had swept the state on
their respective tickets.
While former Mayor Frank S. Katzen-.
bach. Jr.. carried his home county OF
Mercer, his majority was not what IL
should have been, and In Hudson and
Camden counties he was badly beaten.
Essex by two 10 one over Fielder. The
fight there was Interesting. Ia that
Fielder was favored by former United
states Senator James Smith, Jr., while
jim Nugent was strong for kat1en-
bach,
Former State Soma tor Barton r.
Hutchinson has carried Mercer county
for the Republican nomination 10 the
senate, while William M. Jamison will
undoubtedly be the Democratic nominee.
On the Progressive ticket IL seems GER
tain that Everett, Colby will defeat Ed,
mund Ormsby for the gubcrnat torial
nomination. The county ticket oandi-
dates were unopposed,
Former Mayor Wlttpenn declares that
or seven TO one over Katzenbach. while
Camden county is giving Fielder the bet
ter OF Il by ten TO one, according 10
scattering reports.
In Hudson, according TO Mr. Wittpenn,
the Wtttpenn legislative ticket is run
Ming away ahead with Egan leading
Martin for state senator
Incomplete returns Indicated FIelder's
selection by the Democrats by q plurality
OF about 10000 votes. and that Stokes In
the Republican contest polled between
80. 900 and 10000 more than any one OF
his opponents. The Progressive vote
was light, the third party polling appar-
state. Colby ran about two TO one
ahead OF Osborne.
BOSTON, Sept 23.-ConEressman Au-
gustus p. Gardiner. Lieutenant Governor
David l. Walsh and Charles 5. Bird
will lead the Republican, Democratic
and Progressive tickets. respectively. In
maries today.
Lieutenant Governor Walsh and Mr !
Bird were nominated without opposition.
and Congressman Gardiner won after a
lively contest with Colonel Everett c.
Benton, who was defeated for the nomi- |
There contest for the second |
place the Democratic ticket, In which !
IL appeared from the early returns that |
Edward p. Barry had defeated Richard |
II. Long by small margin
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2s,-At the Pro-
yrcssive state convention here tonight |
vas nominated as the Pro- |
sresslve candidate for United States Rem |
ator at the November election. Colonel |
Joseph X. Baldwin and William c. Smith |
were nominated for comptroller and clerk |
'f the court OF appeals. respectively.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Big Gold Shipment.

LONDON. Sept. GA record coneisn-
ment OF gold bars valued az $3.50, 900
reached London today from the Trans
vaal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Attorney Is Scored.

The principal contention OF the gov
ernors side was that the acts specified
in the three articles objected TO were
committed. If at all, while S'ulzer was a
private citizen Their opponents argued
that they We're so intima tely connected
with the office that il would be impos-
sible TO separate them.
THE managers here" declared Mr.
Rrackett, want to stand broadly upon
the proposition that a man may be who'll
ly unfit for governor OF the Empire state
some little tlme before he is really ripe
for states prison, The dividing line be-
tween the two-betwecn ripeness. states
prison and qualifica tion fer the govern
orship-ts broader than that"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
,k..,onIyn N
MINkk IN Il.g
,unnn nIIAk|1[
Ivll0J UHHlsUL
UARIY Xiii ~
HIlII ''o"-o
Al.
,,-.uJ oe

\ YORK, Sept. 23.-The Repub.
a New York declared today in
h changing the party rules so
% rate may determine its own
4 a choosing delegates to the
n sonyention and so that states
/ tpe big Republican votes shall
Fpcrtionately large power In Sc
. undidates for president. For
'pcss the New York Republic
y fcr 9 special national conven~
k n early date.
Exposition and its subsidiary
b developed the biggest fight
Apublican state convention,
|6s today, This struggle was
However, before the committee
'hlcus. Tho issue was fought
y Baited States Senator Elibu
Eiuy L. Stimson. former secre-
sar. and Nicholas Murray But
dent OF Columbia university,
Importers Of the proposal, and
Rrnes, Jr-, national commit
It's strongest opponent. The
vas finally approved after
y measure had been amended
.e1d the retention of the con-
0stflct as the basis of repre-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
'Eisn Adopted.

'0e resolution was adopted by
'en'i'n, which thus made the
ier the change in rules the
mo party in this state,
"asenIlon wound up it's labors
summation Of e. Werner of
associate Judge Of the court
iOr chief judge. and Frank
=. s.. OF Syracuse for associate
we court Of appeals.
night session there was a
oencOstration in honor Of
sA.es senator Root, the per.
sAAifmen.
a0ot turned his attention to
nall in his address.
lAy Denounced,
n, 90 longer a local issue.'' he
w controls the Democratic
zoe state. She reaches out
70 control that great cour,
,'e protection of our liberty
: ssnnot present the deep hu.
nave felt to see the shame
y IN having the seal of Tam.
s''sd upon its government ;,
.S.a uany he charged the New
D.s ...s scandals and the "dis.
'saioble at Albany"
~ De no possible outcome
'Ae1neut trial, aequittal o,
Saaer which the Democrat
,yn''olled by Tammany hall
=. s'sa'" Mr.. Root concluded
n m another noisy demonstra
s y s@s1Nsliet Naet Attorney Charles 8 s
lssu, IT, ioTk was called tc
E md .l ne delegates sprang Il
kysrsqI cheered so iustily fba, a
minutes before he couIG
! s'itISStisa ~ N. declaring in favor 0,
Fetial sanr vn,sy rules and calm,
ssp Invention to carry an,
tsm eeoSseuted eomeitd in the report Of
y Changes.
,saniiuttesna adopted by the reso
ii foljawsa,f after a stormy ses
,tats e. 40 the N representative
eonm;,,Noew York in the
pspetic,sIh,pn be called as
tules 30 o'o as to change the
str,ps' Provide that in tho .,u
~ fbc oe chosen in each
e$sslie.@n .@a'ps, pst.Is Preferred BY
nn q 1,SSnever, nrge t the s1Sn "on
y he Tue Ss oougressionaI ITa d;s-
''S's Of representa-
aat;osses, aasiose that Representations
mbIisieaS"a based more iuas nesrly Sna,l all
Sl.ssisstl. Slisisl states and Siacty eonsIast cast
Ssr Ss delegation gOn from sup, tIs
:!iou' y, York 1Srs at the M, natiouai Sne
a ss s%'oSseurc 'ns% in such hhe'atIye a, i've
sppo,i,'G;sy De requisite, 0'oer
Hon developed
'ssd on Page % Three,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
FIRE SWEEPS
EBERT's STORE:
$4,000 LOSS
Water and Smoke Cause
Damage to PerishabIe
Stock of Wallpaper
and Pictures.
OILS AND VARNISHES
CAUSE QUICK SPREAD
Cause Is Unknown; Started
in Picture Department
Where lnflammable Ma
terials Are Used.

Damage from fire and water, estimate
at $4,000. resulted from a blaze that
started in the picture framing depart
ment on the second floor OF George W.
Ebert & Co.'S store, Al South Main street.
last night
A first alarm, turned IN at 1888
o'clock, was followed Immediately by 4
call for reserves, and the front windows
Of the three upper floors were vomiting
flame and smoke when the firemen be-
gan swarming UP ladders placed against
the wall.
The rapid spread Of tho flames was
due to the inflammable nature of the
stock. consisting largely OF wall paper.
pictures, framing ma terials and oils and
varnlshes. The exact cause of the fire
Is not known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Damage From Water.

The fact that the stock was OF ma
ture easily damaged by water. much OF
which had TO be used 10 render the place
secure against a recurrent blaze, Is re-
sponsible for The heavy loss. j G. Hen
ager Of Henagers business college, oc-
cupying the second floor of the building
just south. was In his office az the time
the fire was discovered. He telsphoned
headquarters. fearing that the fla mes
might have invaded his school rooms,
but a previous alarm had been turned
in from an alarm box Immediately In
front OF the building
Streaming from the ceiling, cold dirty
water showered upon a dozen OF more
prints OF September Morn on exhi-
bition In the windows OF the store. Civ
ing TO the defenseess bit OF art much
more pathetic effect than was originally
painted into the shivering posture OF the
SuhieC1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24

If You are skilled i'll d spe-
cial line Of work-the Trib-
unc Wants will get you the
best job in your field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Stone Attacks Jerome.

During the conrse of his argument
against cxtradition. former Governor
Stone Of Pennsylvania, chief counsel
for Thaw, accused Jerome 81 deeeIt
and trickerv in the conduct of the case.
"The reauisition papers presented
do not conform to the laws of New
Hampshire" said Mr.. Stone, No iu-
dictment. in so far as ] am aware, has
been found against Tbaw and he can.
! fcontiuned on Page Three.)
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On Page Three,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Pontiff Refused to Recognize
Her Divorce or Grant
Annulment.

- ONE, Sept. o3.-The dealt Of Prince
Joseph Rospigliosi yesterday at
V Stresa. brings TO an end a ia
v mons Inarriag, raSa that In ono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03
LOSES TAINTED COIN

should the law interfere TO help
iuraa swine from their waliow IN
Es aud"
Irege Tallman answered this ~
he negative az be dismissed the
it.ion OF W ". Powers. who sought
10 recover $1,000 from Harley l.
william. Cecil Uper. Oscar Maner
al ]. N. Leonhardt. alleged pro
-otsrs OF the Rex Investment com
'any. which tried to establish the
Tsnih az. s. bawdy house during
ts Gin regime. The scheme fall.
u through an Injunction OF tho
eourt. and Powers Gays he was
traeoed out Of his money. Judge
Tallnaa held that the whole enter.
Prise was Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

rveryhody in Holland Ia celebrat.
hr the fourth birthday OF the
rnny.iaced little Dutch girl you
~ IN the picture today.
Why
Aeeause every man. woman aud
Because she is the princess and
ana 10 the country loves her
ssAriy.
Yes. she's a REAL LIVE princess
nd some dRy she will probably be
a. QUEEN Of Holland,
Bat now she il just an ordinary
rtle girl with soft. curling hair,
w eyes and strong little body
he you are.
she's not stnck.un and she's not
rcIled. for her Queen.mother be-
nsves Il IL Just as necessary for n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

princess 20 be GOOD and SEN.
SIBLE as for the poorest child In
the land So Princess lullRna does
not live richly and sit around FOR
many servants Go wait upon.
Instead. she plays and runs and
walks and learns just as other
children do-lust ~ You do
A. she grows older. Il is almost
certain Princess Iuliana viii be-
taught. as her mother was before
her. 10 keep house. 10 cook. 20 sew
and To DO all the other things a
girl Is taught IN this country
She's not quite four years old
yet. but she knows already what
Il means to OBEY
Love herg Well. yes. hoW can
the happy Dutch folks help IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03
GRAND JURY NOW
AFTER HlGHER-UPS

Acting under the guidance 81 Dis
trict Attorney Charles NJ. Flckert.
the grand jury which indicted eight
San Francisco detectives on charges
OF conslracy. Is ,odayp seeking the
higher ups" IN the police gran
scandal.
The grand jury wants 20 know
Why the police department gave no
help IN the gran scandal investiga-
siDn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03
PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
T1dav--Ftnest quality -four, ~ - sack
local ranch eggs. z dos 4te. Washington
creamery butter lha 81. % relied
oats zse. 80 10 sacks graham ana
enois wheat flour Use; sliced pineapple.
ibe ear. fac cans plums Pc, nc Psr
- "a crackers soc 100 lts. sugnr - Hpi
10 lbs sugar asc. 500 baking p0Fder.
SOC. large cans milk. 1tc. with other
ssc order Yakima spuds Csc sack
CORNER
Todav-FuEhr % sack. best naphiha
soap. bars gscs lump aiess starch. a1
lh fancy corn. 81 20 dnz cans large
cans beet milk. tfc wlfn purchase ~ !
fh 81 &c coffee 8r bulk tea cfe fufui-
fure polish. isc. fec pkg corn stare b. Sc.
-Vainuta 2 ms 2se. abn cans cocoa. ihci
baby chicks if1c 70 aae each faN
~h.eua lie H. best eggs 2 dor fsc.
PIkE
MonAay-Besi fresh oregon butter. zoe
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TO TRY COURT CASE

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Robert II. Evans Friday waived the
demurrer interpOscd In behalf OF
tho county commissioners against
the complaint % Fred w. Kelly
who seeks 70 restrain the expendi
ture OF any OF the $3.50. 900 bond t.
sue for the new courthouse.
The case wlil be tried ont on us
merits now Judge Smith set the
date OF the trial for May ~
According TO the complainant
County Commissioners Hamilton
and knndsen entered into n con
splracy 10 mislead the people into
voting for the bonds
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rish IL the ioadlnE special fer MeHdav
itniihut 8 poo et# ranred uaftlnHs
Tor zoe. ffHHh .hHffins. Or o. oysters
etr a. cftUa D Cor 900. Hh Wus Zee DO
klppersd herring 3 lh~ 300. fiuuH hHd.
ate roe 10 salt mafkeret fat itHI
smoked herrlus ior dna uaif heffinr
Tor SEES ehn cans furUa thr. Zoe cans
syrup. ieel 4 ice p1fk ami beans efr'
. zoe lars preserves aacl iHo pens. tnr
100 cans plume $3.50. ? phuH teliu. 8ar
lbs choire prunea gac. gbf bottle ent
sup. SOC. 100 pFnH salt lbcI t1r can.
olive Oh $50. lbs gloss ar corn starch
ebs cans peas corn 10 tomatoes. aht|
ne best rico Fte By bosses mntehen
lee no bars hest laundry soap sbe Z
cams utilh sat.
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ny PICKING the lock Of the rear
door. a burglar obtained entrance
to the residence OF Edward O'Han.
rahAn. 18th av and Wallingford
St, carrying away a small amour,
OF jewelry and two overcoats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

U. s. LIFE SAVING TUG sNO.
HOMIsH arrived IN port Thursday
night from her station NJ Neah BAY
to have repairs made on her wire.
less apparatus.
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CITY REAL estate
Contlnuer


Why PAY RENTs a GROOM NOD
EN- bungalow. Green Lake district -,
esnsnt ueS Price $3.50 Liberal
MERRITT REALTY co.
T2o-T1i New York FLOCK
YoU kNOW WiirRI ATBrRN u. INF
great railroad cifyT Well here - your
chance 90 get home whore business
walking distance 90 round houses ana
repair shops Fine f-r00fn house
choice lats fruit garden. etc. All tor
ta.boe sis Mutnai LITE Hidg
stVES ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN
on vsrg sasy terms This is on istt
al IS near Highland drive. and must
DO seen 90 be appreciated
MERRITT REALTY co.
792-tii New York BLOCK
q ROOM HOUSE, on LoT ioriOo TO 4
ig- foot alley. on FauntleroT av. plenty
% space for garden on adjoining lof
o.H s :; ,.las On s sssssn' ri. R1T
fine place for workinEman ~lth a
Hddr.s- P.aoo. az, sea,,ls star
AIINE HoMB ~ TnE CAPITOL NIL
distrlc, Tor 1850 cash. balance Ike
MERRITT REALTY co.
fso-Tgi New YoiF Hack
SOtTH PARK SNAPS
soon house on is' se &c., =, e sGsss
- fruit trees and berries Price Ai.fee
tfoo cash. balance easy terms
ALEC lot tfSso2 sith lois oi trnN tr'es 49,.
Price $500 ito0 cash, balance easy
tsfms Address
a. a. HANSEN
n y u nos y. Pofi biaksley. Wash
RAINIER not LEsAHD
hav. two sleean, t-room bungalows
one only haif block from ear hos
built 81 buffet and window seat. both
modern With Easements ard farrefsi
GRADED streets and cement walks on
irrrns a. tat0e 90 ard $4,000 %.
have = few lots from $4,000 up. VIII
huiid any priced house 20 suit buyer
car up owner and buitder. neacen ISL
BARGAlN ~ VIEW HOME
N ynu want beautiful iakc.visw sn-
hurhar home vith ncw house AZ ,
hargaIn. su terms like rent Sc = y
Wo1dmau 80 Hehrr building
40 Atur~. s. .0oe, NORTH OF CRY
VIII give A. payment on house Up 20
s. zee 81 Marion rler
. 49, a -
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REAL ESTATE DEPT.

&C ACREAGE
10 AGHIs IAeT on KIRKLAND.
close 60 state AID road This IL % the
good county toad fenced and hnN o.
Il is etsarea balance logged Of
chicken ranch WIN DO sold on easy
tsfus 90 the nsht party
price g. 600 smaN naf mtut down
- NEWELL. no srhiNN III
WILDLY ISLAND
20 ACRES
seo--A rfaehsrJack. HplsndiAly loraiei :
richest ground you ever saw buildings,
suod road. fran Terms
JANIS G. LASDLEr
iahEisy, wssh.
wHInnX ISLAND
some u best saii on tbs island. " ra-s
~ 20 acres ~ more handy 20 boat ~
OAK narbor price tte per acre term.
nns-tsrfh down ard one-|n'h PEI
ADAMS. wfNsHIP a ADAMS
4.7 criman HidE
TWO AcHf.s IS MINUTES on nv
v mile from paved road iiss level
viu siye a tis snap u sold 81 oner
urupfTT REALTY co
fto.fit New Vera hlech
10 AtRrS coon ~uIt.. WITH LIVING
water near good mhfket and school
easy to citar fgft terms
10 MARSH a cu 1893 TMtRn Az
TIN AtRt- IINFt. LAND EASY
clearing. fee for fruit and chickens
vii eel far $500 on terms ii1e cash
MERRirr REALTY co.
HnN.seE NFFE NfmHA
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wANrEp-ipI,s

write FOR ust o. Inventions wanted by
manufacturer ard prizes offered for
inysutlona our four hu1kr sent fr"o
bstnuf Secured pr Fee u 'urued
VfCTOU ! EVANS q 90.
class H. WnshinSt1u. ~
ION sAIT-SMALL sAWMGLL TIM
Dor logging outfit ana toan SOL cheap
on account Of health lnrated on salt
water. Address A-iO7i, GIRO star
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pUSJNFS SIS DEPT.

~ ca6GaS s0sFI1alS,
,,r- If.fflnan Pressing marbiuo boiler
only. new. 5000 2ih SECOND
Robustness OPPORTUNITIES
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FARMS mo FAPm LANos
CLEARED CREEK.BoTToM
RANCH

Rich, black bottom land has been cuiti-
waited. with runninF water. thoroughly
drained al fenced good new house:
two large chicken houses. viii accom-
modate 500 chickens This T. not away
our in the brush, but within walking
distance - the dock AZ Kirkland Fine
school and store close BY This will be
sold this week sure Price 81 ESQ tit0
cash aud ait per month. L. 6. Gtigeu.
100 rharrv ~
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PERSONALS
MEN

"a MEN
katanaurhs o. oO Hats nis let at
HtFFuHE CURED permanent n
operation or detention from istpf
over t00 eases cured past two year
ss.s 10 - Harvard system O.
tifsi pIdg Hsattis
DANGING
Every Wefr efdhN evening o. SOC ~
Fourth az seattle
act Acquainted Society names ard o."
tfssasa frt fare 81 ladies' free
DH ". toDu. so9 sICoND Az
nlasases y men
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LEGAL DEPT.

81 LAWYERS
COHwtN RON ~srNu nAIfTY ntnu
Consultation free. husband site prop.
sftr rFhis -eiirriinns nerkrRpicg
HuAsrtt H tAHKft.f ffs y ntR
dsusrsi ufaffirs ssfafrs lass husband
and wifr ransuifsffrn free Flitnti 80
sONNlR 100 tND CONTINUATION
free
ea--IroAL NOTICES
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rhp aatr Yaur subscription expire. e ao
the aadFess label - yHur paper When
that date ArrtNrA ~ your auhnc rirtlah
has not again been raid in advance.
your name - taken nom the iiat
chance q date on the a. ifess iahsi IL
Rates for THE STAR BY mall are
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months rsstssssssss.s stssssss sts zoe
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we have established agencies at
ne feil9e.ng iocauous
IN atoa 81. with snutuui+ Auc
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tta-aifisd "a Hsfes rfanaisns rafrs afs
eents asf Hoe fuf ghafFe aAs o.
unss Ter me pres ~ q rTnft per
rus Tor cash ads a times 90 ths
prlcs q 3 rhaaes Eiii8u - % Mas
s.sa
ballard t1e
Al mar - ief 81 th.ss banehs,
where sams rates vii - givsa e. At
raain sffie.
LEcrions.
n-TfAhia IsIiEstiON 90. SCI IN.
srfV n'ds opposite rustsffira Fhqfs
Eilioti tsis We collect fterre here !.
have ths system $50 set DO uaamsy
NsfhaHfes liens apee atty
t.FbitoKs COLLECTION As-octA-
tier fne tn Eiais - ciairra qu.r siT
collected pams4s eitirus ASA neehsn.
i-s Nsns costs - snre4 ~ us 10
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ard ChsfFY - rNvNs MaiH alfF
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Union district. value 81 coo. VIII faks
free and clear property % 90 $4,000.
balance long tino. owner. foei Arcade
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EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
'T-TTTg WTTT''Tl o

AaTSfS-st h-ctirriON soLCIfoits
fsf trade publication rnins 20 fFthtl
dry Funfa merchants This IL Fn"d
aldo line fur travellers ~ every nrrn-
patton cammissiun only sasf 90 PICK
30 "a few dnNtrs in every town Pc
ufs doodle Reporter 60. fi' p MARKET
ct ChirHHa
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n rrasbis5d ~ % n D-ofre.
so natl.n nifs nain ffis
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WY PAY RINTf A 5-HoOM NOD
EN- bungalow. Green Lake district - .
csiisnt wew Price $3.50 l.ihef ~
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iu>boN, FLORIST. 81 tNION ~. ~
iiott ao7 Speciality. funeral work 81
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% LEASE. OR FOR RENT

ron RENT-Go0D FARM ALL CROPS
IN. only s. 90 per month II taken at
ence Address -ioTa care star
THREE ACRES FOR LEASE, sie0
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03
CELERY LAND

rares lake front tract % deep rich.
BACK loan. AL cleared. fenced, ready
far pInN. t.rnom house. we'll chicken
house and other buildings move IN ~
once nnd plant your garden on good
WAGON road. close 20 kirkiand Live
on THIS place and wark IN seattle The
mar on the adlninink place comes over
20 his work daily Price onlf tl.eFN
fioa raah balance nj SO per month
q u Tarkwnrth kirkland Hotel
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-28

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-28

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