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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-08
RUNlRED YEAH CLUBS


ae,Mohfmho are degotlng their lives 10
the, study ofIongeYity believe that in
days TO come man OF ninety will be
in his prime. and old age will begin
long past a hundred years.
Scientists have proved that the sim
pie life, temperate habits. exercise.
and an active mind are essential to a
long and happy life.
When the blood gets thin and slug
gish and creeps lazily through the
veins. and the arteries begin to harden
there is nothing that will enrich the
blood, improve the circulation and re-
store strength to every back-slidins
organ in the body go quickly as our
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Here is proof.
Mrs. Michael Bloom, Of Lewiston.
Pa, at s3;Sears of age was so weak
she hadato be wheeled around In an
invalid's ehair-she writes that after
taking a few bottles OF Vinol she could
take long walks and do, her house
work. That shows how vinoi strength
ems old people.
Try Vmol on our guarantee that it
will do you good or cost you nothing.
Stone &Mercer druggists, clarksburg,
". Va.
P. 5. For children,s Eczema, saxo
salve is guaranteed truly wonderful
Advertisement.
Everybody should have copy Of
the Prohibition Law, by Mr.. Yost, in
pamphlet, form, 31S by inches. Price
15c, See A, F. Combs, at the Daily
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-08

guarantee against All Brass Beds
All
chemical process cannot be injured by ALCOHOL acid anpn
PRECIPITATION. Wear guaranteed mo
find here
This
always he bad consistent with quality In this
springs
from cheapest Isoet 60 IL
special " 49,
$685.
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PERIlINs BOYNTO!

II you want ar automobile, n
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should read how to secure them free
in the Daily TeIegram's $4,000 prize
contest.
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An Evening EcI,n.

Some men make a great flourish
about doing what they always be-
lieye is right, but always manage 70
believe that is right which is for
their own intcrest.-G. LETT.
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$1,000 BRASS, BEDS. .,,.s $4,000
$500 BRASS BEDS. $500
81. 90 COMBINATION MATTRESS
rs .................. S3.os
$3.50 COTTON FELT NAT
REssEs, ;,....,,-;.:.;.;, 800
$3.50 DIXIE NO 'TGTT NAT
TREssEs .......,. $3.50
$500 yosTER.IooR MATTRESS
rs I. II. u. S1S.05
SPECIAL PRICES on ALL BABY
CRIBS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
POLLING Places
SCHOOLS.

BROADWAY UIGH-pr.eine,r i9T.ift.
iss-ft,-fssfa6-iss-i Broadway
ara y Pine ~.
LINCOLN HIGH-precinrt. $3.50 T-bt'
ts-ss.ss -~in,sriske Az and y. ffih
w. SEATTLE uIGU--rrseine,s .s7-;ts.
rrs.sri .s77- iTt California and w
Lander
ADAMS Precinct. sr,s-ss.~-tf - W
si.t end .sth Az ~ W.
RTAco~ Urr--rr.cinc,s .,s-;t,-iss -
ists ~ 3 and Lander
BRIGHTON 49, Precinct. fsf-tst. - Hollis
~, near ttth p
i7a-issoifs.i1s.--pon Az and
Thomas
CENTRAL fuos-a ofScsl-rreoinct. is1'
iu- Observation-Disclosures. -
-,h and Madison
cor. vRA~T7 U-rr~cirr's Tt-TT.Ts'
sa.--Tth Az. W. and Wheeler
oIMAN--rreeincis rs-fsT-tss-tto-,ti
Corner Atlantic ans ,nh 9.
CoIvMBrA - Precincts atT-fr-tts-.t $50
.si --r7th Az and Ferdinand
DUNLAP - Precincts .ss-,ss.--Rainiei
Az and r4eanna
EMERSON - Precincts ,sf-.ss Pilgrim
81, and Goth
GsTrwOoD -- Precincts 1880, - w
Myrtle and California Az.
GREEN IAKy-rrsoinc's is.n.,i.s-
.s..t -sunny.ide Az. and N ss,h
NAY. yOHN-preeine,. u-s;-ss-sA--
uh Az " and Newton.
u~TrRpAY-rr.cinc 7o-7i-1,-Ts-7s--
it,h W. ana Bsrre,, 81
IRvI~G--prscinc,s t.-f-ts-ts-so.-w
$50 End isth -. "
JrvrYpso~--precinr ;Ts-,TT--t.d s.
W and ". rdmonds
IswE--preeinc,s ioT.isi-ss,h ~ and
Y Garfield.
rAroSA-preeinct. i1-it-is-is-iT-is-
STR Az ~ and y asa.
LrscHI-rreoinet- fos.'oT-fos-',o.- SEA
Az and Y Spruce.
Io~GFrIu - Precincts iis-IIa-ian-
rsi-lsa-ieo.--soth Az. ~. and r
Thomas
LowrLI--prscine,s rio-Ii5-iis-i:i-i.:
--iith Az y ana Mercer.
NAN sTprrT-precfnctr srs-.is-aie-
i7-ris-sis-f.n-sai-f, ,-sas- Main St
anf 9Th Az.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. si-as-a--Aioha st.
nri 9Th Az. ~
MINOR, r. T.-rrecinc,s isa-f,s-'ss-Ise.
lsT-iss-1sa 18th Az. ana v Union.
pAcrrIC-precinct. i-s-isa-iss-is,-soA
foi -ro,-soa-a1,-sis.- nth Av. and F.
Jefferson.
RAINIER ,as-.,a-,si-,ss-asa
--'srd Az g ana King 81,
Roes--precino,. a-bB-ss--w asa St
and ~ Az. ~ w.
SALMON BAy-rrecine,. .s-to-ti-H 80
W asa and goth Az. N W.
sFwARD-rrecinc.s ioi-for-fo,-fot-ies
Franklin Az. and Roanoke
STEVENS. ISAAC I-rrec'ncts ios-ios-
ioa-ii7-isth n ana r Galer So.
81 uNIT-rrecinrts iao-fas-iso-isi-i es
SUNNI, Az and r. Union.
UNIVERSITY urIGHTs--precinct. 49,
T-s-a-to-is-iAth Az n. r and r. S2d
wArIA wAIIA-Precincts fss-ieT-ies-
eot-aos-21o 18th Az. ana r. Cherry
WARREN AyrNUF-rrcc'ncts ao-sS-ae-
aT-aa-fo0.--whrren Az. and Republican
WASHINGTON - Precincts slt-.ss-asT-
Pa 18th Az 8. and Main Ste
WEST QUEEN ANNE-precincts Ts-ss-
'ss-sT-se-se-bih Az W. and Caller.
WEST wOoD.AND-precinct bi-Bs-bs
9Th Az N w and W. bsth.
wVITTIFR-rrecinct ss.--itth Az n
W and w 18th.
yEsIER-Precinct lie nth and seth
y r.
Az S. and Horton.
yOvNGsTOwN--preci s7s-.7s-ssi-
W Genessse and cath s, w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
FIRE STATIONS.

No. e--precincts 1k1-15a-lbs~1bt-fhb.lb6 1885,
iLT-1Bs-Ibs-ie5.--sd ana Pine 81.
No. b--precinets 1ss-isT-iTi.--Foot Of
Madison st,
No. a-precincts ba-so-6I-s'-ss-@-6 7-ss-
Tb-ssth and Linden (FrcmonD.
No. le--Precincts isa-1as-Ist-Is5-aos o.
asa and II, Union (Madrona).
No. iS-precinets 1s7-iss-iss-i5o.-M Minor
Av. and ovirsinia.
No. te--Prccincts sst-sab--Maynard and
Nevada tS Seattie).
No. et--precincts sosf -as-ss-st-3b.-
Greenwood Av. and Tsd,
No. es--Preoinets 2bs-'6o--foth Av. s.
and Southern st. tsouth Park).
TOWN HALL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2h4-26l -2sg-a 65-2e4-s65-ses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i7s.i7e-1so-1si.--
ia and James
1909 Y. Green Lake Blvd. Precincts &C.
27-9s-2e
sToCKADE HOTEI-Precinets se9-27s,
2020 G3d Av. 8. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
PROPOSITION THREE

tn. question ~ the borrowing nv the
nor, commission ~ the Port ~ Seattle
~ the sun, ~ two hundred thousand
dollar. and the issuing ~ bonds there
Tor Tor tho purpose ~ acquiring terY
landing -i,e a, some point between
ra,,erv stree, ars Rinr street on the
east shore ~ Elliot, pay IN the c'ts ~
Seattle. ana Of ferry landing site NJ
some point hetween West Florida
s,ree, ana Mexico street on tho west
shore ~ Elliott nav. and constructing
thereon ferry slips and buildings, and
for tho purchase or construction or
ferry boa, or boats together with sll
other equipment necessary or eonv"n-
tent 20 produce nm efficient ferry serv-
Ice hetvoen the sns, and west shores
Of Elliott Raw. said improvement to he
known ~ tho Yves, Seattle Ferry I'm
prcvement.
said bonds shall he general serial bonds
Of tho Por. OF Seattle IN such form
as said port commission shall here.
after prescribe Of the denomination
o. ono thousand dollars each. mum
hered consecu,iveiv from ono 10 two
hundred bearing interest ut tho rate
OF five per cent per annum. payable
semi. annually principal ana interest
payable NJ the fiscal agency 81 the
state OF washington in tho city ~ New
York to be dated ~, issued. and 20 be
issued in such amounts and nj such
,tue. "a the port commission shall
hereafter prescribe. and shall mature
nn follows
Numbers / to .. inclusive. I year after
their date
Numbers : TO T. inelusive . years after
their date
Numbers & to Q. inclusive. 8 years after
their date
Number. I to 9. inclusive. I years after
their date,
Number, . to II. inciusssc. s years after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
BOSS COX TRIAL
IS NEAR CLOSE

CINCINNATI. Juno Tho
prosecution OF the case OF former
Boss GeorgeR Cox. accused or
fraud on a hank horc expects to
close this afternoon The defense
will ask the court 20 take the case
from the jury after the prosecution
rssts. on the ground that Il has not
been proven that a SS52.0oo note
Cox distracted from the banks as
sets was valid nor that tho trust
company actually existed az the
time of the abstraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
PROPOSITION FIVE.

Tn. question ~ 'hs general policy Or
the Port - R~a,iie a. 90 direct orrf-
alton BY the port commission ~ me
various hnrhor irnnFnvenen's built ana
rars'r4trtef ~ snif port
Tho poll. a, said special election shnll
~ omen from eleven o'clock A " 20
~ish. ~einek y " and tho places
~ ~o,irF shall ~ az follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04

New bects punches Sc. head let
tnee. Ter Sc bermuda onient lbs.
tke, cucumbsrs o. each. hntheusr beans,
isc 10. artiehakcs Sc each Ensllsh
pcrk piles. fof aacs 3 ioAv~a ~ home
made bread see. Roman meal bread.
les loaf 90 fars q peanut butter tte
kippcrrd salmon. tAc' 10 mAnEevs Sc
each. Neufchatrl cheese. i5e stuffrd
olives. lee bottle. German break fast
cheese. use. EdAm chess. tee 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
PROPOSITION ONE.

rhe question ~ ratifyinE the changes 10
tho COMPREHENSIVE scheme or hArhof
Improvement provided by fssnlu-
ton 80 lie. amending resoiuuoH 10.
IL ~ the port commission changing
Unit No ? of said c1mprshen'Vs
sehsnns 90 as 10 ineiufs all - the
Tasi waterway ana also such portions
~ the South Canal Waterway n the
port may squire title 10. and adding 70
seid eomurshsnsite FYns a nnh 20
be fnown 'ss Unit NJ = providing tar
ferry sstvirs between West Nentt"
and the business portion ~ me city
81 Seattle all as specifically described
IN said resolution No ite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
PUBLIC MARKETS
CONNER

tokNlk
pkEs noodles lhc. q cars corn ese
Sec bcttles grape luicv ace ssh can
best xround checolAtc. Uses Ne 10 sack
eern meal zoe tsc hreona soc. lbs
rfuneS ssc. ssih Pail cottoiere ste
oregon eeEs. see des ranch butter. soc
u. Bins cherries zee ih piuearplca thc
each salad oil zoe bottle. stuffed man
eees Sc each. plain sweet pickles, str
a. fresh cut carnations tar doa asirf
plants. ssc dos gcranigma 81 rs dua
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rIkn

fimeurser cheese. 2 lhs t5cs pure
honey. see % Jar, oisemargaFlne. e fbs.
gon butter. SOC 10. best Jersey. ~
sac pork sausage Use 10. isin pork
eaopS isc 10: dry salt pork. Ice %
sturgeon. i5c 10 shad. sSr each mack
srei. : TOE iSet samoa bellies tar %
tsaperted klppcFcd Enktish herring is
an4 gke can. hallhnt lbs. iae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04

Numbers - 20 - inclusive - years
after their dRts
Numbers 50 % ~. inessive 10 years
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 81. inclusive. 10 years
after their date
Numbers a. % B inclusive. II year.
after their date
Numbers ~ 10 80 inclusive ~ years
after their date
Numbers % % 81. inclusive. ~ YEAR,
afer their eate
Numbers 8. 70 NJ. inclusive. 20 years
AFTER their Gate
Numbers ~ 20 81. inclusive. ~ VsAfH
after their date
Numbers ~ - as inclusive. ~ years
rfsF their date
Numbers 90 90 70. inclusive. ., years
SITTER their date
Number. ~ 20 10, inclusive, ~ VHhfs
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 10. inclusive. 70 YEAR.
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 as. inclusive. "a year,
after their date
Mum bers - % %. inclusive. II p'hfr
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 o. inclusive. ~ years
after their date
Numbers ~ ~ i07. inclusive. - years
after their date
Numbers 1h9 ~ 100. inclusive. ~ Year,
after their date
Numbers no 10 fff inclusive. ~ yehfH
after their date
Mum hers ~ - ifs. inclusive, - years
after their date
Numbers iff 90 ~. inclusive, ~ year,
after their date
Numbers ~ 20 10. Inclusive. ~ reh'H
after 'hsir date
Numbers fto - itT inclusive. ~ Year,
sf'sr their date
Numbers fN 90 fSs. Inclusive. ~ yehf
after their date
Numbers irN 20 las. Inclusive, Vt Year.
after their date
Number. ist 90 IT, inclusive. ~ years
after 'hs'r fat~
Numbers IT2 20 ri. inclusive, ~ Year,
after their date
Numbers ~ 90 100. inclusive. 20 years
ar'er 'he'r date
Numbers fei 20 1ae inclusive, u years
after their date
Number 800. - years after iis daie
Raid bonds principal ard interest. 70 be
nhwhhis ont ~ the ne, income TON
said Improvement ara In case fslo
net income shsu not BE suffeien' 'or
that purpose the remainder shall -
PAYABLE ou' % taxes upon the properly
H. ssif por' district, The fe'air ~
tho method - creating srf Applying
ssis ne, income and 'srss ans ~ ere
atinR a nroper sHd sufficient funf 'or
the pnvrnsnt ~ she principal ana m
,sres, ., ssid bonds a. they beeorns cue
20 10 a. hereafter prescribed b. HaiH
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

is o
will be held said district on June H. 1913 which
different resolution
Of the adopted May 81
sill hcinr nicnYd esibed a hnow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04

- lbs granuiated sugar 81 best pat
ems flour tiee sackl zoe Cream %
Wheat. lbcs lee pkxs seeded ralsius
itc; Sc best shredded coceanut t3rs
. Tee cana pork and beans tse. see can
ciivs OIL. see. gte bottle olives. Use. .
cans peas. corn or tomatoes. 4act 10
bars best laundry SOAP, gso. ) S. boxes
matches. lee. ! sacks salt. Ice. paper
plates doa lsc. Ice pkg earn starch.
te pure black pepper. .be 10 No. 40 sck
earn meal or flour 4te. pure cocoa. tsc.
sso soap compound. Zee
The Gate your subscription expire. IL On
tho address label OF your paper when
that date arrives. 10 your subscription
has ret again been paid IN advance,
,cur name 10 takea from the list
change % date on tho address Label 10
receipt.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued


UNIVERSITY uARnAIN
Nav room modern bungalow all I'm
proyainonis IN end paid IN fgii z he'd
fixtures. near car line aud university.
Tor $3.50 ooi 100 90 cash. $50 90 per
month. including interest owner, a1f4
18th N % ttenwuud ftat
ARE YOU RENTiNG2
Pay 800 down. $40 monthly. and
own this broom. new. modern.
double constructed BUNGALOW. has
full concrete basement. laundry
trays. pipod for furnace; has book.
cases, beamed ceiling plate rails.
window seats and other con.
yoniences: lot 5ox100 feet. all I'm.
provemcnts paid Price only
s2,3b0. Roy II. Powers. 1887 Bal
lard ay Phone Ballard 400.
ses DowS. $40 A MONTH
room summer cottage. corner lot; close
20 Lincoln Beach, only 81, 800.
t-roem bungalow. completely furnished
steel range tables. carpets. bed. he'd
ding 6ostis lot good visw. ; biotis
60 Fauntisroy car. only $1,000. ise
down. iis month
t-room modern cottage on Lnsona Az
one block 10 earl soxioo. good view
rood value for $500. but will 10, no
for ti.f0o. 'to0 cash
W A. GORDON vwh iIerrin Rhodes
ssT Firs, Az. Second Floor
ron sALI HY owNIH-LoT aosita.
IN university Park Addition. A-iost
care star
ron FARMS AND CITY REALTY. ktI
apfsnFie Hooper Realty Co. 2as Cen
tal hlds Main sgff
90 FARMS AND FARM LANDS
30 ACTUAL SETTLERS
That's wha, have already sold q, Hfr
Lake, In tho 81 Vernon district a
pretty good showing IN . months
Here's the reason Tho best Of land
easy terms and lots Of work for my
settlers at good wages settler with
me can see daylight ahead N you
want farm. better investigate this
My Illustrated circular describes
H. @. PETERS
500 Third Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
% FARMS AND FARM LANDS
SUNNI VIEW
RAG rs

II you want good. Lowell whidbY soil
cheap. where markets. roads and con
Venisncss are the bsst. buy OF mo-
easy terma III cherry -
A QtARrrH-ACHI, Win GOOD
housc lots o. fruit ono black from
beet car line rs minutes 10 business
district ~ 600. small cash payment
I MARSH q co. 1903 Third Az
SEE OUR NEW ADDITION
kEYPOnT uARDiN TRACTS
on every tract short Walk to dock. =.
o. school. store and church. nelrhhors
on AL sides
PRICE 400 PER ACRE tto CASH
Oct firnf choice
AASEN & SEXTON. COMPANY
1919 FIRST Az Eili1,t tsti
FARM LANDS on TERMS
acres. close 90 Redmond. black soil;
level tract fne for vegetables. psin.
tees and berries Price ISIS terms W.
cash and 90 monthly
10 acres on good road. less than |. mile
from Lake HAmmamish for 1875 terms
$50 cash ard SO peF month.
acres. close 20 lnGi~wnpd. on IAks
bammamlsh. for tste SO cash and %
per month
To 900 these tracts take Madison car 90
Lake Washington and ferry or tfaniA
90 trips daily. sNc fare ~ ticket. 70
our office In kirkland or call NJ To-.
ChefFf q iiufke Faffar. owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04

Fer the ecreenienes % eur r~AaeF. 80
have established agencies at the foIiow-
tag iocationss
SO Union St. Nth scnvsntr and Ca-ts
SHOP Phone Elliott 90
p. w. Muii~n. stas ballard av rhons
Ballard fcs
Classified Ad katcs--Trsnsisrt ratss are
cents per iinp for charge adj. or
times for the pie, % S. e~nts psr line
for cash Ads ~ : tines for ths rries %
8 Pnen~s E.i'ots "a or Main sea
Ads may Be lei q; .hsss sranehs. whsrs
same rates viii - ssv~e, as a, msia
pfffcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
WILDLY ISLAND

WILDLY ISLAND
gurnyyisw tracts have everything you
IAN, for Al ehtchrn and berry
ranch or truck garden. permanent
home Or magnificent summer home
sites sold on Easy terms III Cherry
street
YARN BkHoAf>s
tft ceres. located , miles from Tniefn,
Lewis county. 70 acres In CROP
creeks. troorn hpusss milk haus. boat
house barn stxts stock and ma
ehinsrr rrieo is.ose. 1850 cash. bal
anc~ terms
20 acres 81 Ne bottom land. 4 miles
from Arlington and y mile from a
STATION on tho " y " n IN anohouaish
rouhtF. ~ serss .nsred ana seeded 70
CLOVIS. acfss cleared small orchard !.
sroon house small bafn Price ti.sso
terms
i1e acres miles from Castle Rock
Co~iitk county. on cowiitE river.
acres under cultivation. nsw f-foom
house good team % horses farm tools.
chickens etc Price ~ 500. 81 500 cash.
balance 10 Years a, y per cent In
tsrsrt
w W SorEs 81 Boston block
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FINE BUSINESS LOCATION

FINE BUSINESS LOCATION
For hay, grain. coal siding, on lots
AT the North End. Corner. 50xli4.
Price $500: good terms. See Ohm
sted. S7th and Greenwood. Bal
lard 1925.
CkoftE VIEW LOTS. NEAR CAR. $3.50.
f2b down. VIII advance cash 20 build
W SAWYER. 3ot Mshlhorn Building
81 a MONTH-NO INTERIsT
Fast growing, new townHtts, railroad
junction; cleared. level lots. $50 each.
IA american Rank BldR
GROOM HOUSE. ON LOT sOriOO TO a
Is-foot alley. on FauntlerSy av. plenty
OF space for garden on adjoining lots
Owner II selling on account OF NOV
Ing to California to work This 10 q
fine place for workingman with a
family Price ti.T50. on easy terms
Addross Paoo. care Seattle star
BARGAIN IN BROOM COTTAGE.
about = acre ground fruit trees. etc,
$500, $50 cash. $40 month
OWNER. 5iT MARION Bling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04

$50 Cash and 80 Per Month.
= room house. chicken house. pen. etc.
located on rood road, within walking
distance of the ferry dock 81 Kirkland
slight slope. which T. IDEAL for poultry
and berries, GO direct 20 our office IN
kirkland. or call NJ t0t Cherry ~
Burke q Farrar Owners
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NEW TO-DAY

$3.50 q $3.50
Win sphsrfeai issses.f oornplese. Tor
ofss, Including sxarsinaffoa- schvarts.
OpSomstriss. az Kplsr Bloeh- Brohsa
tsnSss duplicated
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100 ACRES

t7se--s acres. wtih . small house !. zoo
strawberry plants nov orchard 81 ap-
pies pears riums. one mile from
wharf coo feet from school Half cash.
balance per cont
WEST COAST LAND co.
ftta-it American Hank nidK
az TO 20 ArRE~. SOUTH or CITY. on
Hurisn Lake line for Improved prop
srty 4 X wyide. Hf New York
block Elliott soei
s7s CHICKEN RANCHES
RANCHES AND ACREAGE
Write TO woody a Sands. a. ursheii for
iist Of fine bargains In ranches and
acreage
SO CITY REAL ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-04
A LITTLE FARM NEAR
LAKE WASHINGTON

In to~nsiie % Kirkland. 10 lot. all
cleared and fenced fns orchard. with
over 80 bearing fruit trees. barn for
horse and COW: running water finn
view Of Seattle. shor; walk 20 y. y.
depo, ard ferry dock Price 81 see.
Terms use cash, balance 90 tult You
can live on this place and cork In
Seattle 90 direct to our office tn
Kirkland. 10 beats daily SEQ Burke
a Farfar fot cherry a.
The evening world., 1913-09-05
BANKER ,lEW|SOHN'S
WIFE OFFERS $1,000
REWARD FOR RINGS
Two Solitaires, One a Square
Cut Diamond, Other a Pearl,
Valued at $4,000.

Mrs Frederick Lewisohn, wife of the
banker. 10 unable TO say whether she
lost two rings worth s25.OO0. which dis
appeared on Wednesday, or whether the
rings were stolen. She thinks she lost
them in the Rltz-Carlton and has 90
l advertised.
"A reward OF & no FOR the return ~
the rings 20 Dreicer & Co. jewellers.
OF No. $50 Fifth avenue. has been offered.
AZ the Isitz-Carlton 1t is said that she
could not have lost the jewels there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewisohn had been with
friends in Biberon. N. j., and came into
the city Wednesday. They went directly
from the railroad station to the Ritz
Carlton and had hardly arranged for a
table in the dining room when Mrs.
Lswisohn discovered that her rings were
missing. In. the mean time she had been
In q women's retiring room at the hotel.
Whether Mrs. Lewisohn had the rings
when sire wenS into the washroom. or
whether she removed them from her
fingers there. she herself Is unable TO
say.
As soon as 1.-The loss was discover ed
detectives were called to trace tho rings.
Every one in the hotel who might have
been In a position even to have seen
Mrs. Lewisohn's property was ques-
toned. but no Information concerning
the rings was obtained. One ring was
set with q single diamond and the other
with a single pearl
The diamonds the more valuable Of
The evening world., 1913-09-05

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charge suspect. with Passins Bad
GOlN.

Thomas DOYLE OF No. 1898 Second
avenue and Louis Wilson OF No. IFS
East one HUNDRED and Twenty.ninth
street were turned over by Magistrate
Barlow in Harlem Court to-day to Se-
crst Service agents. charged with cir
culating counterfeit half dollars. Po-
liceman Anderson OF the West One
Hundred and Fity-second street station,
with Policeman Finnegan. followed
them, on information. and after seeing
Wilson receive i5 cents good and law
full change out of one of the alleged
spurious coins from Herman Lefochitts
Of No. 2S0f Eighth avenue. and seeing
Doyle take similar amount from
william Cohlille. both men were ar.
rested.
The evening world., 1913-09-05
Held Alleged Truck Thief.

Jacob Hyman, seventeen. Of No. ITO
sterling place. Brooklyn, was arra!gned
this morning In the Jefferson Market
Court before Magistrate Freschi on a
charge of grand larceny and was held
In $500 bail. He was arrested ycster-
day afternoon BY policemen in an auto
mobile as no VAS trying TO ge: away
with eight case. q. linen and silk valued
at s2.SU that had been taken from a
truck In Fourth street. The linen and
silk belonged to Edward Elder OF No.
- Thompson street