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Evening journal., 1913-01-15

54 to 90 a week, or from to 10 hours
day. only s per cent. of the total be-
ing employed in establishments work
ing less than . hours, and only AS per
cent. being employed in establish
ments working more than 10 hours a
day.
The canning and preserving indus
try is -ainly on a 10-hour day ba-
sis. Relatively long hours are what
might be expected in a seasonal in
dustry where operations for the entire
year are confined TO a few weeks. The
leather industry is also on a 10-hour
day basis, but the car construction.
foundry and machine shop, and ship
building Industries are mainly on a
9-hour basis.
The manufacturing Industry Of Del
aware is largely centralized in the
city of Wilmington. When the CEN
sus was taken ~ per cent. of the to-
tai value of products was made in
that city, and 50 per cent. of the
average number of wage earners were
employed there. The figures indicate
that while little relative change took
place during the past five or ten
years. yet on the whole the districts
outside of Wilmington have gained
slightly on that city. This is due tc
the fact that two of the largest and
most important of Delaware indus
tries, canning and preserving. and
lumber and timber products. arc con-
Quoted almost entirely outside of vii.
mington, and show considerable de-
yelopment during the period covered
/ by the three censuses. In most other
industries Wilmington has gained
relatively.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
KNOW IT WELL
Familiar Features Well Known TO
Hundreds of Wilmington Citizens.

A familiar burden in many homes
The burden of a bad back.
A lame. weak or an aching back
Often tells you OF kidney ills.
Doans Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Here is Wilmington testimony
Mrs. Sarah h. Smith, No 9O2 Kirk
wood street Wilmington, Del, says
"The action of my kidneys was irregu-
lar. | suffered severely from back
ache. Whenever [ stopped or picked up
anything from the floor, I could hardly
straighten and at times I was nervous
and dizzy. | used different medicire,
but got no better until l began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills. They stopped
the nervous and dizzy spells, relieved
the pain in my back and made my
kidneys normal"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15

Danderne from any drug store OF
toilet counter, and after the first ap-
plication you will say it was the best
investment you ever made. Your hair
will Immediately take on that life.
lustre and luxuriance which is so beau
tiful II will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance Of abun-
dance; an Incompatible gloss and
sofness. but what will please you
most will be after just a few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
of fine. downy hair-new hair-grow-
ing all over the scalp.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
ST. THOMAS, ErCHRE.

The special committee of young
women of St Thomas parish who
have charge Of the euchre and dance
to be given in Eden Hall Thursday
evening, had a meeting last night and
completed all the details They have
accumulated more than 125 prizes. all
of them costly and useful, which Will
be distributed to the winners at
cards. The first prize will be s25 in
gold. and for those who do not care
to play there will be prizes in gold to
be awarded them
The euchre will begin at 7.30
O'CLOCK At . o'clock the dancing will
start Curran's orchestra of twelve
pieces will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
WEIsuLLTR.UORTy.

Miss Laura Weismiller, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Weismillor. Of
Wilmington and Thomas K Horty,
who is connected with the Speakman
Supply and Pipe Company. were mar
ried Monday IN st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral In Washington
They will live in Wilmington Mr..
Horty is son OF William II. Horty.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
OLSEN TO SAN ON FRIDAY.

The new steamer, Oliver j. Olsen,
built by the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation. will leave the Port
Richmond piers Friday for San Fran
cisco via Taltal Captain Peterson,
master Of the vessel. says that his
vessel will ply between San Francisco
and Portland.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
NnRTH ENn mi. q. n. n.

The meeting Of the North End w.
G. 4. IT,, has been postponed from
Thursday until Friday on account OF
the executive meeting and will be
held at the home Of Mrs Mary Boil
ton 171l West street Tho union Is
planning for an all day anniversary
I'm McCahe NJ. T.. Church. A medal
contest will be one of the features.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
RnLLIN.SCHUYLER.

Miss Myrtle Bullin of No. 2O7 w.
Twenty-ffth street. this city and
Frederick W. Schuyler. of No. seq
West Eighth street, Chester. were
married by the Rev. F. F. Carpenter
last evening. They will reside in
Chester.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
P. O. 5. Of A.. DANCE.

A social affair which gives prom
Use of being one of the most success
full of the season will be the assem-
bly, dance of Washington Camp, No
4, p. o. S. OF A., in Pythian Castle
on Wednesday evening, January %.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
The Joy of Get
ling Home --TlZ
A Ten Minute TIZ Foot Bath and
Your Feet Are Like New.

Send For Free Trial Package Today.
These are not supposed to be your
feet. You may be mere man. But
your feet or any ones else feet in a
TIZ foot bath are care-free feet.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
TO GO TO CALIFORNIA.

George w Krerr. left today for Los
Angeles, California, whore he will re-
main for four months doing special
work for the Insurance company
which re represents
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
Breathe
HyOEllei
and Cure
Catarrh
NO Cocaine, Opium or Harmful Drugs
In Booths hyomei- Ii's Natures
Own Remedy.

own Remedy.
Here is a sure way to get rid Of
Catarrh; hawking. snuhling. and all
misery caused by the Catarrh germs.
Get a HNOMEl outfit today follow
the Instructions and breathe five times
a day deep into your lungs. the germ
killing air through the little inhaler
AT night just before going TO bed,
use the vapor treatment as directed.
This treatment is prescribed by the
best Catarrh Specialists in America
and Europe TO destroy Catarrh germs.
Booths HYOMEl is Australian Eu-
calpytus and other splendid antisep-
tics A complete outfit which includes
inhaler is S1OQ. separate bottles II
the FIRST does not entirely cure, can be
obtained for so cents. and money back
II you arc dissatisfied. Just breathe
lt-no stomach dosing
Evening journal., 1913-01-15

Away go the corns. bunions. calluses.
the chilolains, the pains, aches. sore
ness I'D all foot trouble. Follow the
millions of happy TIz feet and you
will then realize that TIZ works on a
new principle. draws out all the poi
sons that cause foot troubles, and
TlZ is the only remedy that does the
work. Don't foget this fact, and
don't under any circumstances, accept
a substitute Be good to your feet and
demand TIz. All drug stores. depart
ment or general stores have it at rs
cents a box, and for those who don't
know what real foot comfort it write
to Walter Luther Dodge & Co, 1928 S.
Wabash Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, for a free
trial package today.
Evening journal., 1913-01-15
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS DELAWARE
FORGING AHEAD IN HER
INDUSTRIES IN DELAWARE

The Relative Importance and Growth of the Leading Indusre
Of the State Shown In the Following Table:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-03
BASEBALL THE
Cubs on the West Side tomorrow
Smith Whips Mckay

lOnlOTTOW IdQS Will nave CQolT HrSC
chance to see the Cubs in action on
the West Side, when the first teal
meets the Indianapolis aggregc ton
of the American Association
Yesterdays and today's games be-
tween the yanigans and Northwest
ern University were postponed be-
cause of rain. Some of the second
string men took short practice.
Lou Richie or Ed Reulbach will
probably be selected to astonish the
natives with their pitching. Cheney
and Lavender have each worked a
full game in Kansas City, and Bill
Powell is the choice for boxwork this
afternoon. Bill wants chance
against his old mates. Evers is yield
ing to certain amount Of sentiment,
but he also wants to see Powell in
action against a first-class team.
The former Pirate is high touted,
and Murphy has made frequent
claims that Powell is the best of the
new pitchers picked up. If he comes
through Evers will have four right
handlers who can work regularly and
WIN falr proportion OF their games.
Gunboat Smith in walioping Fred
Mckay last night duplicated his bat
tie against Bombardier Wells. In the
first round Mckay outboxed Smith
and made him look like an amateur.
Smith got his sledge-hammer left
home in the second, and followed it
with a right cross. Mckay took the
count. ..se-
Mckay outweighed Smith %
pounds, but was unable to stop the
bulldog rushes of the sailor.
Tommy Burns, former heavy
weight champion, and Art Pelky of
Massachusetts, fought draw in Cal
gary, Canada, last night. This was
Burns first fight in his proposed
comeback campaign. He was shy a
punch, and noticeably slow on his
L.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-03
SPORT DOPE BOXING
Sox Win Another Gumny Game
Cubs in Suggest.

Inc WulLo SOA STdDUGu d ll-IO-I
joke game from Amarillo, Tex, yes
terday and then moved on to Okla
homa City, where the Omaha team of
the Western League will be met in
battles today and tomorrow. The
Western Leaguers can put up good
opposition, and will be a welcome
change to Callahan, after the feeble
resistance he has met since leaving
California.
Ed Walsh and Joe Benz pitched
yesterday, the Big Moose doing just
enough work to keep his arm timber.
In three innings the Texans nicked
him for pair of hits. Benz allowed
three hits in four rounds, when the
game broke up because the fans lost
interest and quit the park.
Eighteen hits were made by the
Sox, but they were too interested in
broncho busting contest which was
going on inside the park to run bases,
and allowed themselves to be put
out so they could retire to the bench
and watch the cowboys.
The quicker Cal gets his team
through this belt of porous ball teams
LuS UcttSi Ou uS VIII Uc. 1Ho ufcu
will forget how to act in real con-
test.
Davy Jones, who has been out with
an injured leg, seems to have fully
recovered and is holding down the
left garden. Jones is batting between
Borton and Weaver in the lineup.
Ten to four was the score by which
the Cubs beat Kansas City, but they
had merry little fight to do it. The
score was tied at four-an until the
eighth, when the Cubs counted four
times. They registered two more in
the ninth.
Jimmy Lavender was padded for
Ia hits by the Blues, but kept them
scattered except in the fourth inning,
when they ran up three ta1lies.
Ill L, L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
PROPOSITION THREE

The question % IN. borrowing by the
port commission % tho Port OF Seattle
OF tho sum ~ two hundred thousand
dollars aud the issuing 81 bonds there
FOR for the purpose Of acquiring ferry
landing site At some point between
battery Street and King street on the
snst shore % Elliott hay IN the city OF
Seattle. ana Of a ferry landing site at
.orne point between West Florida
street and Mexico Street on the west
shore OF Elliott hay, and constructing
thereon ferry slips and buildings. and
for tho purchase or construction % a
ferry boat or boats together with all
other equipment necessary or ocnvon-
lent 60 produce an efficient ferry serv-
Toe between the east and west shores
81 Elliott nay. seid Improvement 20 be
known Rs the West Seattle Ferry I'm.
provemsnt.
Said bonds SHAH be general serial bonds
% the Port OF Seattle. IN such form
as said port commission shall here
after prescribe. Of tho denomination
OF one thousand dollars each. num-
bored oonsecutively from one 10 two
hundred. bearing interest az the rate
% five per cent per annum. payable
semi annually principal and interest
payable At the fiscal agency OF the
state OF Washington IN the city OF New
York. TO be dated as issued. and to be
issued In such amounts and AZ such
times as the port commission shall
hereafter prescribe and shall mature
as follows.
Numbers to a inclusive. 1 year after
their date.
Numbers q TO 4, inclusive. Z years after
their date.
Numbers s to Q, inclusive. , years after
their date
Numbers to s. Inclusive, years after
their date.
Numbers TO II. inclusive 8 years after
their date
Numbers ~ to Is. inclusive. . yssrs after
their date.
Numbers "A to Is. inclusive year. after
their date
Numbers 10 to II. inclusive, years after
their date.
Numbers rs 70 90. inclusive. years after
their date
Numbers n TO 20. inclusive. 10 years
after their date.
Numbers rs 20 rs, inclusive. IL years
after their date.
Numbers 20 TO IS, inclusive. IL years
after their date.
Numbers 20 20 81, inclusive, - years
after their data
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.

BROADWAY Precincts i7T-ifs
ifs-ita-ias-igE-iie-iN broadway
and r Pine 81
IINCoLS HIGH-Pre1ineis t-s-7i-sT-ts'
tf-St-tt --futsrias ~. and y ttth
w. SEATTLE HIGH--Prseinets 3t7-'ts.
aTo-.Ti-sTs-g7t-- and "
Lander
ADAMS -Pfscincts tTas-ts-ts-tl- - W
efst and seth Az. y. ".
BEACON HuI,-Prsoiness stt-i.f-fss.-
ie;a Az. 4 and Lander
BRIGHTON Precincts is7-ata - Hon,
Sc near tfth S.
CASCADE Precincts iii-ii;-iit-iit
I2a.issias-ift---Pout Az and Il
Thomas
CENTRAL CRcarf ofnosl-Prscineis itt'
ist Ies-fes -iTa-iTg-iTf-iTt-i7S- -
TN and MAdison.
cor. IRANTz H-Prscinois Tt-TT-Ts-
to-Tth Az. W. and Wheeler.
coLMAN-Prseine,s 3ss-liT ;is-7to-atl
Corner Atlantic and 2tih s.
COLUMBIA - Precincts i,T-ist-.ts-aso'
gsi.--tTth Az. and Ferdinand
DUNLAP - Precincts ;ss-7ts--Rsinie'
Az ana Lsanna
EMERSON - Precincis isT-;ss.--PiiErirr
81. and seth
GATFwOoD Precsncts ;Tt-ife. - W
Myrtle and California Az.
GREEN IAKB-PreciHe,s is-,o-.i-;s-
as-is--sunnyside Az. and n 18th
HAY. JoHN-Precinets i-sa-ta-sA-
sth Az y. and Nsw'on-
I>rFRBAY-Precinci 7o-Ti-Ts-Ts-Tt-
18th w. ana Barrett ST
IRyrNG-rrecincts t7-st-N-4s-te.-W
Esd and ian y. W
JrfrEKsoS-Prsciuc fTs-iTr.-+:d 8
" and W Edmonds
.LAKE-Precineu ioT-isi.-ssth n. and
r. Garfield.
IArONA-Preciness it-it-is-is-iT-is,-
ttA Az. n II and y. ssd.
IrsCHI-Prooine,s os-isT-;os-'soe-sfd
Az and Y Spruce
IoNGFEIIow - Precincts iis-iis-ife-
iSi-lss-l9e.-aoth Az. ". and +.
Thomas
iio-iiB-iis-Isi-i3a
18th Az n. and Mercer.
MAIN sTRTEr-Preeine,s 7i4-sis-;is-
aiT-siE-2ig-sse-22i- 222-3i1.-Main 81.
and eth Az. s.
MERCER-Prccinots si-s7-st--Aioha St
and 9Th Az. ~
MINOR. T. r--Pr>cine,s iso-ifs-iss-iss-
isT-lsS-ISa.-iTth Az. and +, Union.
PACIFIC-Preoiucts iTs-isi-iss-iss-Ioo-
ioi-2o7-fos-aif-1it.-iith Az. and Z.
RAI~ITR-Precinets a7s-i7s-ssi-aJs-fss
--atrd Az. r and King ~
Ross--Precinc,s a-Bk-ss.-w. asa St
and "a Az. n W.
SALMON BAY-Precincts ss-+e-ti-4t.-
w ssd aud soth Az. n w.
SEW loi-ioi-ios-io4-ie5.
Franklin Av. and Roanoke.
STEVENS. ISAAC L--Precincts ios-ios-
isa-iiT-isth n. and p. oaier ~,
81 MMTr-Prscincts ito-i4s-1eo-isi-isi
Summit Az and p Union.
UNIVERSITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
7-s-s-io-I2.--isth Av. n. Z. and T.. SAD.
wALIA wALLA-Prseinots iss-isT-l ss-
so4-gos-7io.--24thA Az. and L. Cherry
WARREN AyENUE-Frecincts so-ab-se-
pT-s9-ioo Warren Az. and Republican.
WASHINGTON - Precincts sIi-ia6-azT-
23t-1Sth Az. S. and Main ST.
WEST QUEEN ANNE--Precinota 1855
s6-sT-Ss-Ss--sth Az. W. and Caller.
WEST WooDiASD--Prscino sl-sa-sa
18th Az n W. and w bsth.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ss.-itth Az. n.
w and W. 18TH.
YEsIEu-Precino, liz tTth ana seth
n. n.
YORK - Peeoinets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Az. g. and Horton,
UNGsToWN--Prscinc,s 1Ts-97s-ssI.-
w. Genessee and a4th 8 W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
FIRE STATIONS.

No. s-Precincts IBl-Ibs-ibS-f54-i5s-iB
lB7-ihs-i5s-l6k.--sd and Pine st,
No. .s-Preeincts iss-isT-lTi.--Foot OF
Madison St
No. e-Precincts -ei-ef-es-es-sT-ss-
7s.--39th and Linden (FremonN.
No. Is--Preoinots Iss-ao6.--
ssd and n. Union (Madrona).
No. iS-Precinots isT-iss-ias-iss,--Mino
Az. and Virginia
No. ie-Preciscts gal-aas.-hAyuard and
Nevada ts, soattlc).
No. gI-Preclnets o-U-ss-ss-s4-sS.-
Greenwood Av. and Tsd.
No. eG--Preolnots 25e-2so--ioth Az. &
and Southern 81, tsouth Park).
TOWN HALL. Georgetown-Preeinot
eb4-26l -2s2-2ss-s6a-aes-s
CoLIsEUM--Preeinets i7s.lTs-IsO-isi.-
sd and James
1909 II. Green Lake Blvd-,Preeinets sc
2T-2S-2a.
sToCKADE HoTEI-Preeinets fss-.Ts.
soss ssd Az. 5. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
PROPOSITION ONE.

Tho question Of ratifying the changes N
tho romphfeheuHtvs scheme ~ hhrbof
Improvement as provided ~ feaolu'
ton no lle. amending resolution no
ita, of the port commission. ehansinE
Unit No % said cemprehenri i've
sChems 90 a. 20 inoiuds al - the
East waterway and uiso such portions
~ the South Canal waterway as the
port may aquire TITO 20. and adding 80
said comprehensive schatsa unit 20
b. known aH Unit No. q. providing Tor
ferry service betw~~r West Seattle
ard the business portion % the city
OF Seattle. hil as specifically described
IN said resolution No. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
PROPOSITION FIVE.

The question % the general policy %
tho Port q Seattle as 60 direct nref-
alton ~ tho port commission ~ me
various harbor improvements built and
constructed ~ said port
M pois a, sala special election shall
be open from s3aven o'clock A. n 20
EIGHT o'eio~k p NJ. and tho places
fgr voting shali - a. foilovs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
PROPOSITION FOUR.

The proposition ~ Increasing the suubsr
Of commissioners IN said port district
frorn three 90 five Nv addiuE two cam-
tulssionsrs 70 the present board % thfes
com mlssionFrs. ~ provided ~ chapter
Cz % the session laws % 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
ron FIRMS AND cffY HrAIrY. sra
sfrefFis- Hooper Really Co. ias Cen.
lHIDnY ISLAND

tnnnfNieW Traris combine sverr'hina
that u desirable fes ths farmer. The
person no wants beautiful site Tor
permanent or rufn mer home Prices
ffufn W Up PER aern. and lots = time
60 pay for II John a. Afnss. ~ cher.
e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Is hereby
election will be held said port district on June H. ' az Tneh
will o
Seattle adopted May H. 1913 said Prpr
Ntionb briefly described as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28

Numbers 81 20 ~. inclusive. 10 years
after their date
Numbers a. 20 ~. inofusiv@ ~ y~ar'
after their dats
Numbers fa 60 81. inoip~~s, ~ ve@f
after their date
Numbers e. 10 IS. ineiusivA II years
after thsir date
Aumbsrs 20 20 80. inclusive. ~ r~a
after their date
Numbers 30 10 Gt. inclusive. 10 years
after their date
numbers 81 20 81. inclusive. 70 years
after their date
Ni1n bers CO 20 ~, inclusive. II Veep
after their date
Nufu bara - 20 Is. inoiusivs. ~ years
after their date
Numbers 60 10 10. inclusive. ~ years
after their dals
Numbers ~ 10 -. inoiusfT>. ~ pNaF
after their date
Numbers 7e - 80. ineinsiya ~ vN
after their date
Numbers 81 20 80. Inclusive. ~ yeeH
Rfss their date
Numhsfs Sc 20 %. inclusive. 1T ps'N
after their date
Numbers 81 20 90. inclusive. y year,
after their date
Numbers 81 20 ioa. Inclusive " ysat'
after their date.
Numbers iet % 100, inoisrrs. ~ Fea'N
nftsr their date
Numbers 10 20 lie. inciusiTs. u 'e
after their date
Numbers III 20 l11. inelpriFe. - lS'fA
after their date
Numbers iat 20 isi. Inclusive. ~ years
after their date -
Numbers f1i 20 I1s. insiusiva " year.
after thNr date
Numbers 100 20 iS7. inclusive. ~ IsAfA
after their date. -
Numbers f4G 20 ist. inclusive. " year,
after their date
Numbers $50 20 lea. inclusive. ~ years
after their OATS
Numbers fsE 20 III. ine'usfT ~ '
after their date.
NUMBER i7s 20 iti. ine,uHv-. ~ years
after their data
Numbers ia 20 100. ineiusiTe 70 years
after their date
Members Isi 20 ibs. inoiu-ive 81 year.
after their data
Number zoe, a. years after fs da'.
Said bonds. principal ara interest. % -
payable out q the net income -.
saia Improvement. and IN case sac
net income shall not be sufflcisnt 10Y
that purpose the remainder shan ~
payable out % taxes upon the properly
Ia said port district; The esiaiis oi
the method % creating and applying
safd net inoons and taSst and ~ ere
Htiug a proper and sufficient fnnd foT
the payment - the principal ana n
tsrest Of sAid bonds as they become aus.
10 DO a. hereafter prescribed - saio
cam snfaatnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
70 ACREAGE.
DAIRY AND STOCK
80 ACRES, $500
$500 CASH
ACREAGE.

Every acre good 10 acres cleared, living
spring creek, 90 acres more nearly
cleared deep clay loan spii no rock
or Erayeii close % good I've town
would make a fine didfy of stock
ranch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
@@lDBV ISLAND
SUNNYVIEW TRACTS

A. Y0u kreW. WILDLY island =. NO. - Zoe
- GOOD sofl and fee climate The rain.
fail being Zee and the EInnY Gays ri1rs
than aisrHhefe on fuEnf sound ard
WILDLY Island hsiHE situated as u 10
IN the center ~ she SQUAD. has many
miles - good sis~ shors lands
~ NNt FiEW TRACTS ARE FARTtCu.
IANLr nIEANED
Having nmnnE The many coed shfnrs
Nond snii ana level
One. eighth mile b. GRADED school
Halt mile 20 store ard wharf
Mountain view
Ntsu - all vessels snt~Fins
or fepArtinE from Puget sound
Fina sanAV beech
Tide Lands sifh each water front tract
Zach tract faFtns good established road
fiTsf gafmsat nnly ore tenth % whole
Mnnfhlr EAyfrerts frr : years
fse 90 fTt Ter uetef front
f4s 90 rs - hark land
These prices 20 % - per caai lover than
surrounding property
Roth Everett aad Seattle a. markets
Proposed WILDLY iHianf iufsrartAn ~fth-
Ia eas-fourth mile % ikad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28

wOODMES's HALrl-Prsoiooss i-t-R
SSH and fsth Az. y. 2.
szs Denny way-Prseiaot. ss-ss-ist-1ss-
i4e-ifT-in