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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
JOHNSON THERE;
MATTY MISSING
TWO GREAT TWiRIERS WE'RE
TO HAVE OPPOSED
EACH OTHER.
American King Pitched Three Inrlnqs
For White SoS and Allowed
Giants SIX Hits.

JUPIlN. Mo. Oct. 27.-Walter Johl.-
son and Christy Mathewson did not
oppose each other here to-day in IA.
game between the New York Nation.
ais and the Chicago American team
Johnson was on hand and pitched the
first three innings for Chicago. hold
Ing New York TO six hits. but Mathew.
son did not appear. New York won.
l3 10 u. Score.
II l.
New York 300. OO21423Ox-l8 172
chicago ....... 31UO23OO3=l2 - 4
Batterics-Hearne. Fromme and
Meyers: Johnson, Benz. Faber and
SChalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

Majority leader of the State Sen
ate. who has been elevated 70 the
position Of Lieutenant Governor.
to succeed Martin G'yun. who has
replaced Sulzcr As Governor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
INJURIES KILL
BRAVE FIREMAN

Members Of tho fire department.
and the fircmenB band. will a..
tend the funeral Tuesday afternoon
~ Howard C. Taylor. Is. a member
81 Engine Company No. /. who
died Saturday Of illne1a following
injuries sustained IA tho Phillips
shoe Co. fire Feb 4. 1911.
Taylor established reputation
for bravery during his short scrv.
Ice In 1893. while a substitute ia
the department. be had a close call
from death nc the old Armory build.
lng. Terry and Stewart In tho
same year he was caught under a
falling wall at FIfyh and Terry and
badly burned. ON Jan. -. 1910,
10. Ia wagon was struck by a
street car while responding 10 an
alarm. and Taylor was thrown off
and painfully injured In tho fall
81 1910 he fell from a ladder At a
firc AZ Third and Terry and agAlh
landed IN the hospital
Funeral services will DO hold at
: p. m. al Butterworth'H morgus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
PAIN|ER VALLEY
|FOLKS TO MEET

,sen interest OF Rainier Val.
~ ',,,,sns In public questions is
evident. AZ a mass meeting
rAalen's hail. Columbia city
- night harbor improve
T. and the issues OF the special
.lectlon Of June IL viii be
7n..ssred ". s. lincoln, auditor
90 uort commission, former
~ county auditor. and hamil'
u,sday. assistant secretary .
ssye addresses. accompanied
.,sreopticon views
-" fye propositions on which
Electors are 70 render decision
S.llot June Y are
rnlarging the comprehensive
- N harhOr development TO
.s...e the Improvement Of the
u waterway as great deep
terminal -, .,u,,,
- e. 600 coo Ia bonds for Inn
ssraent a. the north end OF Har-
Island: and authorizing the ex.
.,.,.rs az $1,000. 600 on the East
k.,srway terminal
,u,horiSing a publicly owned
aoerated ferry on Elliott bay.
ne issue OF 100000 in bonds
I-Whether the port commission.
eomposed OF three members.
- nave two additional members
-,nsted and elected NJ large.
IWnether harbor structures and
.r,,,s built by the port district
N Il operated directly or leased
Il ererating companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
|DAY.LABOR PLAN
| SATISFIES CITY

Washer day labor or the con.
.rsug system Is the most profit
q n the construction Of the Ce-
ryer dam win be fairly tested
q Il, when bids viii be opened
| nee bids. however. viii face
stern competition OF the day
= sa,istlcs. Work on the dam
nv proceeding under day labor,
s making good This Is the
~ o, members Of the board OF
~ works and Councilmea Hes
a Haas and others who visited
I Ssn last week. All excavation
q clearing for the dam has been
rr,leted
rslsss the private contractors
q SLOW the city a chance TO have
q rurk doue for less than by day
w The latter method viii prob.
IN he Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
WANT BRICK PAVING

Commissioner Hamilton and
Knudsen Monday fatty refused to
receds from their previous position
when they insisted on awarding a
contract on Permanent Highway
No. 4. which partly called for war
renlte paving. Commissioner Nc
Kenzis moved for a reconsideration
OF that contract. but failed 20 get a
second. Residents Of the district
want brick surfacing. and the con-
tractor himself agreed to reduce
his previous offer for brick surfae-
Ing throughout. so as 70 meet their
demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
|N|LL EXPLAIN
| BOND ELECTION

A educational campaign with
rarsccs to the proposed harbor
z,rvsnsnts and bond issues sub
Es:st 10 the peoples vote on June
Z, VII begin tonight with an ad-
tra " Paul Whitman. chief en-
gssf 9. the port. before the Elec-
nc cisa
rssstE nigh, there will be three
sestngs. IS follows:
rsn's club Of Queen Anne Con
rssztional church. 70 be addressed
Engineer Whitman.
nass meeting. Phaien's hall. Co
rsil TO be addressed By Secre-
u Hlgtay.
VAS meeting called by Fremont
|Enercial club. Commissioners
Hsss and Remzbsrg Will speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
GRAND JURY IS
STILL PROBING

The grand Jury today entered up
on the eighteenth day Of its session.
Tho indications are that the probe
will be concluded some time dur.
ing the week
While no indictments have been
returned, the grand jury Is known
to have gone thoroughly into the
charges relating 10 tho dockslte
purchases and the road expendi-
lures. as well as the crematory deal.
Whether sufficient evidence has
been adduced 10 warrant criminal
prosecution only the action OF the
grand jury In the next five days
will determine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
'Economy'Slogan
at Capital Now

WASHINGTON. May 26.--Rsal
estate agents here Will not get rich
on commissions for renting homes
10 President Wilson's cabinet mem
bera. Vice President Marshall has
refused to pay more than $500
yearly rental. Il intend 10 live
within my income" Marshall said
today. "and cannot do II ~ pay
big rental"
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels.
Secretary Of Labor Wilson and Sec
Rotary OF Commerce Redfleld also
believe $1,000 year Is enough for
cabinet officer 10 spend for rent
Secretary Bryan has rented n
house which Is 70 cost $4,000 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
Buried Hubby's
Ashes in Yard

SAN FRANCISCO. May ga
can Of human bones. found by
youngsters in the yard OF rest
deuce on Ellis 81. here. proved to-
day 20 be the ashes Of the hus-
band OF Mrs. l.. A. Trottnew. The
widow notified the coroner today
that her husband died in Portland
three months ago She brought the
ashes here and intended TO deposit
them In Cypress Lawn cemetery,
but being called away suddenly
left them buried IN the yard OF her
mothers home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
TRY TO SETTLE
GIRLS STRIKE

TACOMA. May &c An invostl.
cation OF the laundry strike hero IL
being carried on by State Labor
Commissioner y. " Olson. Olson
has conferred with both the strik.
era and the employers over 100
employees Of laundrles. mostly girls.
rofuae 90 work because their en-.
ployers refuse 10 grant a. 81 mini.
mum wage. and 10 recognize the
newly organized branch Of the In
tornational Laundry Workers
union. Ono os tho managers OF tho
laundry has been accused OF viola
ton OF tho eighthour law and must
face trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
PLAN To RENEW
PHONE PROBE

That tho government probe %
the telephone trust win be renewed
shortly vas today Indicated by the
arrival here OF Constantine J.
smyth OF Nebraska. special assist
ant attorney general Smyth 3
work VIII DO wholly confined TO the
telephone investigation. which a
federal grand jury had begun. only
20 drop Il with the change OF admin
Illustration, last March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
HOWE PICTURES
ARE TO RETURN

Tho third week OF the Lyman IT.
Howe travel festival was begun
Sunday evening. The final pic
lures viii be shown Thursday even.
ms. While this weeks program
does not include as many thrill
crs' a. those OF the preceding week.
70 ia nevertheless unusually intor.
estlng
So we'll have the pictures been
attended In Seattle. the Howe peO-
pie promise 20 pay an annual visit
to this city
Ono OF tho feature films this
week has the title. Logging IN
Italy" The camera man goes on
a sensational ride on raft down n
swift river Another picture OF n
novel character lie hunting from an
aeroplane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
MINISTER DIES
AT AGE OF 104

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 20
Al the remarkable age OF 1O4
years, the Rev. John Greer, one
Of the most widely known
Methodist diVines In the eoun-
try, died here today al the
home Of his daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
DYNAMITE FIND
TAKEN AS REAL

sJsION. May 2s-Conmlssion.
10 Public Safety Lynch. OF Law,
Ne vas the first witness today
Ne trial Of VIM. Wood. million.
e President Of the WOODEN trust:
ihferick Atteaux, Of Boston, and
1ais Collins. OF Cambridge
Essd with planting dynamite In
n'snes to discredlt the textile
Iras
LFiee testified he accepted John
sRshs word about discovering dy
ne planted in Lawrence. He
vailed In detail Breen's repre-.
E1ons TO him about finding
y szplosive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

BRYAN HAS NO USE for i2lnch
COMET OF 1918 that
the tail.
APPELLATE COURT pave Sunday
possibly be work OF necessity
WEALTHY BANKER Winfield
cgar lie would order three and then take OF the box
testified
HEALTHY Syracuse.
half pounds
Holyer Tenn. weighing pounds a
weighed pounds. Affidavit with the story.
MACKEREL
selling mackere
within them until the butchers complained
seemed to be eating fish.
A o 10 ine's
profits rear from 60 TO 30 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
TOWN AT CAME;
| BURGLAR BUSY

szDDlNG, Cal. May "a
s,',klde search IS In progress
ior yeggmen who. yesterday
me railroad station at Delta.
ae'e and escaped with $3.50
| 80 and a gold watch valued at
= practically the entire town
y Mned out to see a baseball
- ana the robbers worked
0W lear Of detection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
POSSES HUNTING
FOR A CUNMAN

TACOMA. May 26---Posses arc
securing the timber OF the Big Bot
tom country today for George
Blankenshlp who shot and fatally
wounded Mike Wornik. 2i. logger
at Eatonyille. sunday morning. The
shooting occurred In a road house
on the Nlsqually river. and follow.
ed a dispute between the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

crabs. for 2Bc; salt maoksrel, Tor
&c. canned anrdinas. for 100; bloatef7.
Tor TOO. halibut, lbs ibc. smoked
herring tOc doz fresh herring. lbs
zac. hhad 600 each halibut checks 2
lnH FOR 25c. cans best sugar corn. GOO &
lbs navy beans. 25c; 1sc Quaker oats,
100. he beat rico. 2frs OH spices at
half price o pkFH Jeilo or Bromanrolon,
1850. $50 90 sack flour. with order. ~ lo'
largo rois toilet paper. 200. large bot
tics vuuiila or lemon extracts. Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

: cans best milk. i6cs comb honey isc.
| duck eggs ? DOR ftc. German break
fast cheese. 2bc; PrimoNt cheese. lbs
| gsc. oieomarNurine. lbs ftci cottage
cheese Toe 10 cream brick cheese, 24c
In. carnwRy cheese. clc 10 Toe cans
sardinoa IL, pkEa corn fakns. 100,
cut asparagus I6c can. new figH, he
$50. 800 coffee, his. 81. q5c cans ripe
olives. iGc. saTdines. 30 cRni $50 pkg
breakfast food 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
PUBLIC MARKETS


TTkE
sc cans clipped beef use. J 200
cans mined clans goo. clam nectar
cans Sc. 400 cans fish balls. asc. ground
black pepper, zoo d.. 100 ioayas ~
bread 100. wax beans. 8 he 1tr. goose
berries lbs 2tc. roast beef and brown
potatoes. 1ne. starch. te ib soda erac
srs lbs $50. seeded rslsins pkRa zoe.
Deer Wsrbor rhgburh. pa iars best
ksnnewick, : lbs 2sc. fancy lines. 100
doE Spanish and Jumbo peanuts itn
zBo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

9so bottles of cataup. zoe: biz cans
piurnn. &c. 2 cans corn or tomat0e7, 1tc.
10 lbs sugar. SOC lbs. pruucs 1Gr. NO
10 sack coru meal. zoe. uacaroui. lbs
zGc. 25c cans Hawaiian pineapple, 20c
rood creamery butter. 7oc 10. Giant
pnuHv plants $50 dor dwarf lobnl Ia
plants 9oo doE trailing lohelia plants
zoe doz celery and tomato plants. reset
and hardened. Z doz 2Ec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
LIVER GETS WATER

= 1,ssalNGToN, May 2s.-The
= = psnser today won It's fight
ID .'.p ownership of its wa
|,r.ss..z.a ' when the Unlted states
| Z ~ court reversed a decision
|tlss,s . ~ court Of appeals en-.
~ 4 , me city from issuing $4,000.
H." D"'ias to purchase the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

Water will be shut off on tho
high points Of the low service dis
.trlct In Ballard between West
6ard 81. and 10th ~. on Tuesday
from a. m. 20 9 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26

PROF. J. X. HART VIII address
the members Of the Adj club at their
next meeting. Tuesday night. on
the National Conference Of Chari-
ties and Correction convention
which Is coming 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-26
Erred EICHELBERGER, living

FRED EICHELBERGER. living
"a 1914 2lst av.. Is minus a gold
watch as a result OF an attack by
four footpads on Spring st.. near
Eighth ay., Saturday night. Elch-
elberger was severely mauled be-
fore the thugs relieved him OF his
timepleee.
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED
fCoutfuucd1 }

Continued
THE SEATTLE STAR INyTff.s mns.
n Dennis Monroe wash. 90 De IL
guest at fAhTApEB TitEAfHE soms
evening tercapt Saturday ~ Sunday,
within mo most 10 days Two bur- scat
tickets are a. 2ay Union o.. with Houya
.nlr and cufio hhop. awaiting Mrs.
WANTED--wOMAN or OIItL 10 MIR
a. farm, must DO able 20 hslp caro-
Tor p cows. good home IN family ~
y bor fa. clinton. wash
j. 4 Hos sa CLINTON Whsh.
Mort hand f1uth typaufitlnF. com piets
20 lessons tots Arcade MA Main sTgs
WANTED
Girl Tor general homework; small
salary. one prcfcrrlng good
home preferred Phone North
1866.
IApfEs' .AMTLE nAfs. $50 40 $40
values for 81 20 o. Ladies Hampis
iiat Store over Pautares Thestrs
ga MISS oLIvEHs nABY sHop
Iss3 infan' outfits and ehiidren,s cioths.
~ Reasonable price. 1897 Second
10 a. an-rt1i harvetrs this month.
nor roINI HONS. $40
uutranioed 10 Year
sound Electric Go. 1919 Firs, A.
10 FEMALE slTUAT's WANTED
SEATTLE DAY NUHsrHY
aNa HfNhlMaf ana sos EAHtlnhn hNss cor
Harrison ct children under 7 years
veil taken care ~ ~ the dav
10 MALE HELP WANTED
wANTED-FIn-T Class woOD WORK.
- 10Y auto ana wagon works Puget
Sound wagon Works 1850 NiEth ~
NASTID-aOOD sTHONG hoy TOH
hauHa and garden work. steady piarr
near city A. y Horton. as Mutual
Ilfe lldE
WANTED-AT ONCE
4 man who is a hustler 20 represent the
Must i've in county and he able 90 fur
nish references Address Aoatile star.
Seattle. Washington
wANTED-CArABIE ASPHALT Plant
man. SALARY ti1i per month must -
licensed STATIONARY engineer. mHrhin-
ist. electrician and erpsFisnoed IN
preparation u ssphsii misitursss tor
Commission. triangle Bldg. not later
than May 70. 1914
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
Young nan wanls.d vim some sspsris.,s s'
Advancement small salary 10 start
Address p.too care Seattle star
MotER BaHBER CoLIEoE
wants men and wonsu 20 isarn %. bar
world licensed Instructors only.
Vases while learning
MOLEU BARBER COLLEGE
aaH RfNiHNhfA ~
Mrss i'm $50 mn sKssE stITs.
~ 60 Mems tuztair Nult Nh0u Cor.
den Trade Room zoo f0tM Thitd
boys MANTID-AGI,s IRON 10 TO
90 ARMY so firf nv. E
Bols WANTED Al oNcE-rIyE BOYS
q good education: must De 10 years
old ar over Win know tho city. % act
na uesseugrTr Zee Mr Rhiuu. Mersen-
ser supervisor. Western union Tel Co,
us ChorrY r.
20 MALE SITUATIONS WANTED
CIAuTrEtR DEsIHFs POSITIONS
differences rhnne East ftTt
Mandolin. suitsr banjo free tnstrunisn,s
sykes Music School 80 Peoples ~ ~.
fOYs WANTED
To carry ara cell The Seattle star n all
parts - tho city chance Tor every |
boy &c make money Circulation Dept |
fsai'ie star 1891 seventh AZ
wh8 does Lundo -fiiiy eel t9t suits |
for fitT because they seli them up 1
stairs. gnd floor Fmnre~- Theatre HidN |
nHYwyrrN rrry TrosrrTar- |
W. make q speciality - color. /
w irs Mssruehsum pipe 80 1
Eirsf Thirf suf rfer |
NATIONAL BARnER COLLEGE
Wsnts men ara women % learn the bar- /
be- trade wages paid whiis learning
CaH wrffu
Hirh Grade school g. wnshinrton 2,
katananFh' y % Hats 1875 is' a.
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LOST AND FOUND

67 LOST
LOST COsIIDESCE ~ WATCuMAK
sraf Try Hymons. saFe money and
7to. The Jsweief that always sells for
less 1ot Pike. nHrt owl DRUG store
Lok1-si0 nEWAHD-wATCH CHAGN
Of gold quartz Return 1910 WsHtlnke,
Phons Main 500.
67s BILLIARDS & POOL TABLE
ARCADE rooL HALL. iiz UNIVgH-
atty 81. Geo. Taylor. prop. straight,
cues. test tables in town
ron -ALE--NEM AND sTCOND HAND
chrom and Pocket Billiard Tables and
bowling alleys and accessories: bar
fixtures Of all kinds easy payments
THE BRUNSWICK Bake COLLIN
DER CO 1oo-f.4 FIRST ~ ssaiua
6s--MiscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
i FErHToN. repairs slterauons store
fixtures 4 fronts ~ Boil - Elliott soy
TOH sALE-ELECTftiC PIANO. MADE
~ Automatic Musical 60. Cost 81 900;
will accept tg00 In cash In good con-
ron sALE--sD s-MINUTE RTCoHDs,
ttb; 70 7-miuuta records. t7sf 9
shelves 81. record horss. ~ record
toE. o. Sos ph0nograph. titt Total
fTs cash Address y. aao. care Of The
NTw PIANos FOR RIM. RENT AP-
piled on purchase Msyer-Tonsr. sit
tnion.
6sh-TRUNks AND TRAVELLING
GOODS
TIE Trunk sHoP
Cor seoond ~ ana spring 81
Basement fheHsfy Efifs
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EMPLOYMENT DEPT.

~ FEMALE HELPsWANTEo
WANTED--MInnLE AGED wOMAN TO
milk cows ana cook r1r one man, SIS
month. board nnd room Inquire a.
Guad. oud W Fort fnwtou car line
OIRL WHO CAN RUN TNPEWRIrFR
ana do general office work. cali star
editorial department 1903 sevcnth az.
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 1911
Third nv. Moods Mattresses. chamber
maids and cooks At once
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LEGAL DEPT.
LAWYFPs

CT LAWYERS
IUHwfN TOWNSEND. BAILEY nLDo.
Consultation freas husband wife prop
srtY rifhfs coiroiious banfruptey
Ht ssTLf a. fAHHELL. fgS y Y. BLK
General practice estates inwr husband
ana wife consultation free Eliiat' 1aA
sOnnEK. IOs 2sD :. CONSULTATIONS
free
o5 PATENT ATTORNEYS
H. 4. my NOiDs. p NEAttN - q. =
patent office ana attorney So Ufnck-
ley Hik Main 1879 fdsss dsvsiopsd
b. q. DOHI~. rAtHNT ATTORNEY. on.
rhnikef. developer patents that sslt. ~
years ~ y. Chicago experience T1i
fsntrsi Htfg
Mason Fsaaich iawrenee or H1rks Hd
q. -. nAskfNS. rAIENT ATrOHNEY.
III New York bdr Main 1871
ADAMS a BItOOKs. HIGfsTEHED PAT
snf sffFreYs 500 Central Building
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Isn't 1t an Odd World?

BRYAN HAS NO USE Tor i2inch guns or cOrlsorcvs
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ACREAGE.
Continued Q
% ACRES FOR so

20 ACRES FOR $50
GLESWOOD VALLEY FARMS
Itch syil. easy 20 clear no. " - nat N
tho side u hii. 9vgrv foot cau -
cultivated located Just west - Seattle
ara south of Hramsft0n Navy rard.
short walk o. dock. saVnlill. school.
etc Terms fft cunh. 30 monthly
PtGET SOUND FAhN9 co e9t 1rd Az.
NTAn AtBtHs-rwO IAHGE OAR
den tracts. finest valley land beautiful
new room house nicely furrisheds
flowing we'll Choice Tor ideal fruits.
nDwerr garden etc All f1r 1905
easy terms
ais MUTUAL LIRE BLDG
50 ACRES. MiLfA fhosI BIKLfNG-
ton acres gravel. ~ acres bottom
all Ia crop. ] AFRO orchard 10 COWS
calves h0rHss and al machinery
COOS with the place. go. 600. Carl
fchlrfnan. ~ Vernon. wash
AUBURN
DO you want fine s-aere tract near
tho terminal freight o. o. clear n
cultivation. f-fooW hourn. harn7 rai
on ~ D. ORGY. ofncs Just ensf ~ high
SCHOOL. Auburn
ga CHICKEN RANCHES
RANCHES AND ACREAGE
write % woody a Sands. az B0tbeii. for
lst II fine bargains tu ranches and
acreage
90 CITY REAL ESTATE
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47c PHoToeRApHgRs

rIfOTOs THAT PIFANE AHE MADE At
JOUNBON'H
az liberty nldk Thlrd ana union
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~kCIE2 7i3fDo-
GaStssl cs .i3i Councils
-@~Ezrfrf w.
COLLECTIONS
HTftAHfE COLLECTION Co. ko3 I'm
srtr Hi1F opp1aiie rusf affir~ fnons
Nluati 1910 We collect eFsrTs here
90 have the system 80 cot the money.
Merhauiea Hens speciality
GLHuGIoRs' COLLECTION A-SottA-
fion- Inc. Al kinds - claims quickly
collected bauArs claims and msehan-
ira iiens. costs advanced ~ ~ No
coiisrf--nn eumr1fss4nn EafahltHhsd
ises ttt Hsrry risr Main sts
NE>fhRS toiEf siiON 90.
asa hew Tnfk Biloxi fsrfef second ~
anf fHrrfs = ~ re Mate tiat
3 SPECIAL NOTICES
KIND, az tAt NDHY
help 90 stay awaT from Tarosnt
striks nn Local a. Laundry WORK
seattle
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EXCHANGES
90 FARMS AND FARM LANDS

econ SOIL l. THE PRIME FACTOR
that makes farming profitable. II that
H. agreed then you should examine my
land IN the Mt vernon district before
buying elsewhere This land. I can as
sure you. VIII help you 70 success.
close 20 railroad. schools aud towns
and within walking distance you can
have ali tho work you want at good
wages Truly an unusual chance 20
make good. 7 know you VIII make
good. that's why am selling TO actual
settlers FOR only a small cash paw
ment. balance during 10 years Ny
illustrated circulars VIII interest you.
They are free.
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The date your suharriptian expires Il 90
the address label of your paper when
that date arrives n your subscription
has not aEafn been paid IN advances.
yrus name is taken from ths list A
chanEe q date on the address label II
a receipt
Rates Tor THE STAR ~ mail are
J month ..-.sss+t...s....ss 1se
7 months ssssssss. s.ssss..+.-s sssst sFer
. months ...........+-..s..... u %
mrhfhs sss+tss .sssssss see. zee u -
year ..................... o. IS
For thr rravsntenrs q our rsad.Ys ~
have established agencies at the follow
inr locations
rgD unian ~ wifh fous suir ard curia
shop Phone Elliott 90
y. ~ Muii-n. ttes ballard az rhons
Uaiiafd 800
Classified "A Hates -'rfansisn Fafss are
cents ser tire fof charge sds % q
times zoe the price % 8 reuts per line
saT each ads ar times fnr ths price q
Phones Eitioff - or Nain esoo
Ads may b. i~ft 80 these branches whsfe
same rates viii b. riven A. AZ main
afure
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ron fAHas AND cITY RhALIi. sKE

tral BldE Main 227T-
FARM-FINE DAIRY FARM. so ACRES
clear. bottom land 30 acres in mead
oW. 20 acres IN timber and pasture:
house. barn etc $500 per acre;
terms North anT
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HomEsTEADs

100 ACRE HOMESTEAD
REIMBURSEMENT
Near Moses Lake TO exchange for room
Ing house or hotel. Phone Main st1s
- rrrt
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COMET OF 1918 shows that Tho latest style in come
the tail
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MILE HOOD CANAL WATER FRONT.
nearly $50 acres. SIS per acre VIII
divide Danner Investment Co. SIT
ur~fnn Vfk
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90 wANTED-REAL ESTATE
VIZ WANT TO MY WATER FRONT N
large or small tracts, fresh or salt
water.
A b NEWELL. 40 SPRING ST.