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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
MISS HAZEL LAWTON
SETS WEDDING DATE

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.-Wednesday
evening, October Is, has been chosen
by Miss Hazel Lawton for her mar
riage to Roy Shurtlef
The ceremony will take place in the
Unitarian church of Berkeley in the
presence of several hundred guests.
Miss Winifred Lawton will attend her
sister as maid of honor. The brides
maids will include Miss Helen Law
ton. Miss Anita Truman and Miss Alice
Hfestand.
After their honeymoon Mr.. shurtleff
and his bride Will live In the college
town.
Two September brides elect, Miss
Hope Cortelyou and Miss Dorothy Ku-
chel, will share in the honors of the
bridge tea, at which Mrs. Gerald
Brooks and Miss Gladys Brooks will
entertain tomorrow afternoon. Sixteen
guests have been asked to meet them.
Miss Kuchel will be married to Theo-
dore o. Leydecker on Monday evening,
September s.
Miss Ethel Hamilton. whose be-
= trothaI to Charles I. Havens was re-
: Gently announced, will be the guest of
honor Saturday. when her aunt. Mrs.
: Byron Rutley, entertains at bridge.
Mrs. George A Scott, formerly Miss
Fannie Myra Bailey. is receiving her
friends on the Wednesdays in August
at her new home In Berkeley
Miss C1arissa Lohse Is spending the
late season at Del Monte with friends
y
Mrs. Stanley Walton and her little
family have been at Castle Crags dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. Oscar Luning has been spend
ing week at Del Monte. making the
trip by motor.
coined to the bay cities after a summer
in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert Ross, whose
wedding took place last month. have
returned from their honeymoon at
Tahoe. Mrs. Ross was Miss Eleanor
Britain.
Mrs. Theodore Benedict Lyman is
spending the late season in Berkeley
with her mother, Mrs. w A. Wilson
Since her marriage Mrs. Lyman has
lived in Sacramento.
Miss. Mary Downey has joined the
late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph w. Kinney are
sojourning at Tahoe. Among others
who are spending their seasons outing
in the vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. George
ID. Gray, Miss Julia Galpin and Miss
Helen Coogan.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
browning Sailor Rescued
90 go
Life Saver Has Close Call

RICHMOND, Aug. Ill. G. Me-
Quiddy, nm empIoye Of the Stand
ard OIL company, had to nght for
his life today I'm trying to rescue
Erie Th0mpsOn, = sailor, from
drowning. McQ uiddy saw ThOmp-
SON fall overheard from the
steamer HarpOrt, and when he
jumped to his rescue Thompson
grasped him about the neck. The
men were sinking when = boat
lowered from the ship reached
them.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
ALAMEDA TENNIS GAMES

OAKLAND Aug. 1.-THE tennis tournament
of Oakland chapter American Institute Of Bank
ing. was started today on the courts OF the Ala
media County Tennis club at Fifth avenue and
East Eleventh street. Four single matches were
PLAYED Sam Breck took the first match from
Charles German, and L. l.. Hotchkiss, brother Of
the national woman champion, Hazel Hotchkiss.
easily won his match with A. H.. Sheffield A.
G. Agnew defeated G.. f. Bowel. and the re-
naming match was taken by e. c. Borton, who
t1oyned David Cag Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
HERDSMAN BREAKS NECK
William Higgins of PIeasanton Found
Dead at the Bottom of CLIFF

PLEASANTON. Aug. 1.-THE body OF
William Higgins, AZ years of age, a
cowboy, was found this afternoon I'm
the hills back OF Suno1. with the neck
broken. Higgins was sent out into the
hills this morning His horse was
found on a cliff, his body being at the
bottom. He was single and native of
Half Moon Bay
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

san BERNARDINO. Aug. 11.-Petf-
tions for the Incorporation as sixth
class towns of Needles and Barstow
We're granted today by San Bernardino
county supervisors. An election for
town trustees will be held Septem-
ber g.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. 11.-That
Governor O'Neal would abide by the
decision of several judges and lawyers
that he had the power to appoint
successor to the late United states Sem
ator i. r. Johnston, was the statement
made here. today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Mr.. ard Mrs. Ralph w. Kinney are
sojourning at Tahoe. Among others
who are spending their seasons outing
in the vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. George
d. Gray, Miss Julia Galpin and Miss.
Helen Coogan
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Miss. Mary Downey has joined the
smart set at Shasta Springs for the
late summer
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Mrs. Theodore Benedict Lyman is
spending the late season in Berkeley
with her mother, Mrs. w A. Wilson
Since her marriage Mrs. Lyman has
lived in Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert Ross, whose
wedding took place last month. have
returned from their honeymoon at
Tahoe. Mrs. Ross was Miss Eleanor
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Miss Christine Rose is being well
coined to the bay cities after a summer
in Alaska
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12

Mrs. Oscar Luning has been spend
ing a week at Del Monte. making the
srir hx, v,,o+o~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12
PRES. WILSON STICKS
TO TARIFF PLANS

WASHINGTON. April f.. Pres.
ldent Wilson Is standing pat on free
sugar aud wool
Tho crisis IN the tariff fIght
VS. reached today. and the house
and senate committees found the
president ready TO carry the fight
TO the people
Tho Unitod Press today Is able
to present Ia part President VII
sons tariff viows as he skttehcd
them during the campaign. as he
cNpounded them 60 congressional
leaders aud as he expects to urge
them In a direct appeal Go the PEG.
pie, u ofrced Go that course.
What the people put ON their
backs an dlnto their stomaehs must
be made cheaper. no matter who
suffers "a President Wilson's final
word TO senate flnancicrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

~. --n,t reer Leased Wirr
- WASHINGTON, April Ia
rlrst blosd Cor President VII.
.oss tariff revision plans was
Drawn IN tie house Democratic
caucus To-Day when an amend
merit &c the proposed sugar
schedule offered by Res Brous-
ssrd was overwhelmingly de-
fsated. oroussard's amend.
meat would have reduced the
SUGAR duty but 10 per cent an.
der the present tsrif, and Il was
showed under by a vote Of IS
70 IS.
Teday's vote was the frs,
test Of strength between the
friends Of Wilsona tariff re.
forms and his opponents. and
the Wilson men emerged with
eelers flying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

u A. MacEACHERN & co. wore
the lowest bidders Tor the construc-
ton OF the sub and supcrs;ruCtures
OF the S00.foot wharf and shed az
blanchard 81 that is 10 form a part
OF the central water front improve
mcnt project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


Morday--e1 fba sugar 81. with orr
e.. $50. 30 sack hard wheat floor fi-la O.
g. teas Doc la SO pancake Nour. zoe
10 cnns cleanser. 5e1 Joe pEEs rnifina.
fsc. -se ~. Jars india RELISH. tsr. CSC
bottle best cataun. zoe. zoe canH aspara 2
gus soap. &C.. gee cans extra red
salmon. use. nutmeEH. 81 daz cans
corn 1te Q pkrH Jeua. z1c. zoe com 8
fs1ey. iyc soc cans best baking pow
der sc. soc hrcarna. acc. zoe extracts.
lee. Toe rolls toilet paper -5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

A COMMITTEE from the Seattle
Presbytery will ordain and Install
the newly elected elders and dea.
cons OF the Green Lake Presby.
terrain church. Sunday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

DAVID MACKtNLEY. bS. q rest.
dent OF Seattle for so years. died Ia
San Francisco. whore be had been
for his health. Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

WoMrN : GUILD OF St Luke s
Episcopal church ia holding sale
OF work today In Fussel hall. s2nd
av. \ dinner will be given from o
90 : o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12
YOU'LL FIND lit HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People

THE NEW MILWAUKEE, Huv Dc
tween Hanford and Beverly has
been completed and service over the
road viii be started May l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

Today. lbs sugar. 3se. gold dust lst
pkg navy beans. 4 lha Gle. bread :
fresh lnayes zoe. with any other pur
chase head irtface. E large heada Doe.
fancy celery frr tc. Yakima arufH
soc sack. del splice cakes. dor u.s..
fancy apples $50 h1N del beer mifk
cans ESQ., Win either 300 order Beet
fresh -rhurned batter 1sr 90 on goo
sttaups gee bottle olive on r1r lf ftr
pkg rolled oats ioe. tte pArs yoi~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12
DR.. FRIEDMANN'S
FIRST PATIENT
CAN DANCE NOW

PROVIDENCE. n. L.. April r.
BY dancing before Gov. Poth-
Ter. Sophie Berger, a t6-year-oid
Providence girl, has proven to
day that her tubsrcular knee is
practically cured by an injection
81 Or. Friedmann's serum. Tire
glrl was Dr.. Frleduann's first
patient In the United States.
II is Csid that previous to the
friedman treatment the girl
zwlked on clutches for three
years. and her ailment defied
treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12
CITY REAL estate
CONTINUED
4 tiLirnLN nAhnn


t7r5 DIRT CuEAp 9t7E
Le}s ueft o' nno black. loam foii.
part "f o. b rehdg 60 pillow Soa
house. chicken house. efc Ifoutinr
tu good wagon road LOTS ~ F1Dd
uslg Nhpfa Close 90 large Hrha.i ard
abort walls o. store HuG boat land
hrs ffirn 8ff1. terms $50 Gosh and
tf0 per month a. If ffHrkwlrfu b..
Kirkland hotel F.htar1 wash
HEAtDN uiLL
HIhTTf.l rHbIDHIfIJN
20 nfrea ou r0ufh Beacon htu. na city
bipo liro. fine Wow over Sound and
citF $3.50 pcr urto. This is o. fine
"a b *rwEtL izo spuNG sr
IAtL WA-ufN6ION PouItttY FARM
800. rEnAH js5 cAaH. go m9NrHLr
ON r0uu pond. fine level trHet ~ GOOD
alder land. ono. ha|f r.atfrd Elmo
we'll. room for o. thousand ehffknan
ard Do good r0trhb4rhaad school
store nud durh close ~. NHH traUapYI
tati0u. IoH fare a tnrGtia a. $500.
pH terms ~ co. cash Frd go per
month walter gNFen office on An
dottpr'H dorF Madison fHrF
AtntHN LoT. $40
Large. level lots. heart - Auburn. tzlo
Terms $40 cash 50 monthly Boy nov
ana reap profit
OLE ifhNFoE co.
New York fsiofh
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A man with horse aud buggy. living So
snahomish county can mako bis
money representing The Seattle Star
weekly salary and commission Write.
with references Mr. UurroNes. tiuH
Mgr The Seattle Star. Seattle. Wash
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MALI HELP WANTED

10 MALE Help WANTED
MIS- on lDEA- WIrn INVENTIVE
hnliitF should write today fHr new liHt
cutH Randolph 81 Co. Patent Aftot.
rttH Washington 10 g.
II NnoIISf lilly OWN ENrRT~s
theatre. saves sou $40 on Hult. over.
rnaf fhiutuat
NATIONAL HARDER COLLEGE
Wants men and women e. learn tho bar.
her trade wages paid white learning
cat ur write
uleh GRADE school as Washington at
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AXE YOUR GARDEN HERE


LOGGED orr IAND
100 ActeH ~ Land Tor 81 ESQ
This ls "a choice iuvoHtmrut 100 acres of
good ipgUad oT land muol from
railroad station nnd fronting ON river,
excellent troUt stream.
a. 10 NEWEtL no SWUNG ST.
10 ACRES IOK $500
Al nice Lowell land tia miles from tho
beat landing 90 Bangor Good soil and
% fine location.
a " NEWELL. i2o SPRING ST
10 ACHES OF iAND - MILE EAST or
city limits with u BRAIDED and grnvcird
road az each end all level not sub
loot TO overflow
10 cows, b chlFua. 2 lOrso1 wagon, NOW
or. and other machinery
Carl HgHIitMAN
rnystrent iiit Nj Vernon
10 ACHES OF coon. GARDEN AND
berry land within easy driving dis
tnnce ~ tino market modern conven-
iouera. fToU. easy ternn
o. j MARSH 8 go. l2oo 2rd Ave
s ACitEs. * MILES FROM SEATTLE.
trips daily fiuc Tor fruit ana yeg-
ctablca 500 an acre, any Kind of
reasonable terms
III LaWONTu: ttol Amor. Bank nldR
IACuIC STUMP FULLER. me WEST
trn nN..
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caitars Hsaitr 60 d
TOLT TOLT TOLr TOLT ToLT toll
rOLr ToLT TOLT ToLT TOLT TOLL
70 $50 BUYS A lot J.,
To $50 BUYS a GARDEN TRACT Ii
TO In the new city - TofT-ths f.'
TO ilveuest and fastest growing ~
10 new town 90 ne state 81
70 A RAILROAD town III
To RIVER TOWN. m
10 A FAHM TOWN d.
TO a LUMBER TOWN ~
TO 4 town with payroll IN tho III
To- nrrt ais months Of its history. ~
TO Tote Industries u
TO CANNING FACTORY ID
TO RHfNGLE MILLS ~
TO RAWMIIIH IN
TO CREAMERY AND ID
TO CHEESE FACTORY ~
TO ~
70 EASY MoNTHLY PAYMENTS ~
TO Here IL your chance TO got IN on ~
TO tho ground floor ~ new ~
TO town win a positive future u
TO water system aud HidsHulkE u
TO now completed. electric lights L'
TO ana telephones being Installed. u
TO Tho coming - two great rail ~
To Ioada g. the rich valleys 60 the D.
TO iou and enoqaalmie Rivers I.'
To gives yal the opportunity - T.
TO FruNiuE no Hith modern o.
TO crY located 900 iwe beautiful o.
no rivers aud hacked bY taou- =.
TO sands 81 acres - rich farms j.
TO and vast virFin belt ~ l..
TO standing timber Tho humber -
"
ro make "a modern city % Toit J.
10 on short notice =
~ You dont have 20 take any u
TO mans vord fo- this Go and T.
TO geo ~ y0urfeif We 20 90 D.
TO Tat every morning ard re- J..
TO tIru TO Seattle tho same day j.
no n you can't 60 ueFi week. write T..
no fpf latest T0it Bulletin. T.
TO oREGoN WASHINGTON l.
no DEVELOPMENT co. T.
no N9-ii uaRc Building o.
10 Seattle. wash J.
rCLT TOLT ToLr ToLT TpLT To-.
ToLT TOLT ToLT toll ToLT TQL'
VIEw Tor. IocSioo. CLOSE 10 IA
VIENNA park. very cheap
cry hffhiAtN 4NffHAfftHti aN 49, Ply
iots om three streets right acroe
from Good shepherd home. keystn
place Doni miss this chance. fsir
5Eo' 'ss1xAuKR az - y NIX
5. ROOM AoDEgN HoC>E. o. car
itni Hul. Mice. Lowell Dot feGi0Os a
street hascssmenfs paid IN ~ VIII So
Tor 90 Gee. on terms q tsoo cash, bal
Hnco Ike rent
NERHIrT REALTY co
Sc EXCHANGE
WILL LOCATED. LOGUED-ofF LANi
a. cash price % trade f4r an nui1me
Bile tit Oriental bldE
A NtCE so-ACKE TRACT
20 % which are pinwed. 1875 fruit trees
larSe barn house. outhulldinEgs az
stock want clear house and LOT eii5
0ANEL REALTY GO soo- Arcafe
We eschanrv severythiuE escrywncre a
any 'imn II tho price is right
REAL EsTATE EXCHANGE CO
Main iss s7o-sei lumber - llfs
10 ACRES. - .0ooi NORTH or CITY
VIII Fiya 30 payment on house up u
5000 ti- Marion Sos
WANTED 10 TRADE-liotSE AM
lot. close IN. or acreage Tor Ford auto
mobile Phone evenings. Grant 80
ToR EXCHANGE
fine R-ruUm modern house, ard To
IuuNIoo IN the Green Lake district
free from incumbrance. Price - COO
VIII exchange GOT good wheat ian'
under cultivation. with good weili pre-
Ter Quincy Valley
81 W MOVES 2l7 boston nlcck
so-FARms AND FARM LANDS
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FOR the convenience Of our readers
We have established agencies at
tus following 1OCatfons
I'D Union 81. with souvenir and
curio shop Phone Elliott -
r. H. Mullen. 500 Ballard Az Phone
Gi1ssifird "A Hsfe.--rransisnt rstT1 hrs
cents per line Tor charge ads, Or
times Tor the prie. OF 8 ecnfi par
lire for cash ads. - times for the
price % Phones Elliott 90 or Aa'n
1900
Wauurd Jos
AS may be left a, these branches
shore same rates Will bs giys1 as At
main office
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Snoqualmie Valley
Farms

= 90 with US and SEQ some Of these .
. rich valley farms. highly Inn .
proved. paying big profits own .
. cTs havo spent their lifetime .
= clearing ana improving :
are NOW past the age Of activity. :
. and o. 90 few farms can be had .
: az wonderful bargains.
= 10 ACRES well stocked and I'm :
proved An ready for you 20 step .
IN aud Rap the harvest So acres .
. under vauon. balance level :
1. 'isooo 80 cash emonoo long
-
. iG0 ACRES nearly an in tho valley. =
ruunipE stream from mountain :
: side furnishes power In barn TWO ,
lease which can he taken up. :
Lease pays good rate OF interest
Price $4,000 cash.
= 90 ACRES highly improved, 80 acres :
under cultivation. modern house .
and fine barn. well stocked. An .
the owner wants TO take with :
him De his clothes. Farm com .
pieto as 90 stands. $4,000 Iialf :
. cash and the balance long time :
. at por cent
d. 90 ACRES In the valley rich soil. =
moderate improvements This is
one OF tho prottiest farms in the :
cntiro SnoQualmie valley. Priced .
at $4,000. Half cash
. Now Is the time 60 Rct farm iu
this wonderful rich picturesque .
valley Fine hunting and fishing :
elegant climate, good railroad ac-
Communications and excellent
county roads only 90 miles from .
Seattle. near the now city OF Tolt :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

kEitAHi ,uILE1 rios TO. go5 ItR.
erty Bidx opposite possibilities paUns
Eit1ft a91f We collect rfsrrwharr
We have The system We rrf ihe MONEY
Ne hanirs Ncns a specially
t.tu&toh~' Cuit EtIiOs N~sOCiN.
zion Ire. AZ kinds ~ .laifas quickly
collected Damage rtaifus aed msrhar.
les ilnnas costs advanced hs 40 So
cnifret--un corr mission Eatnhiiahrd
ICES frs Wsnrv uitz w1ir $50
nEslERN cOILttiioN 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-12

MACHINERY FOR SALE
DIAMOND MACHINE NANITA0rIR-
INK Co. NTH floor Manufacturers Er
change UI1r Occidental and King
Gear cutting general marhinls's: ll-
MENTIONS devei7nrd Phone Mats 1g7t
faC PRINTERS
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TIE date yotf subscrlpttan expires l. on
the address "a bel u ynuf paper WHOM
that date arrives. if Ynur sgbscrlptisn
has not aEain been Vsid IN advance
yngf name IL taken from the iift
change q date on tho address Label 10
receipt
Rate, Tor THE STAR D, mail are
month ....s... ...+....... ........'. zee. . &c
months .--...... ..........-ss. 700
Hf'n - .-.ssssss .s..s ..s.ss. .s'. b
months .-...+. ....-.-+.. 80. ~ 2
year -..-.t .........- ............g IS
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OWNER NEEDS
MONEY

room modern cottage. full cement haze
fps1t shades. electric fixtures. IN"
bath ftturaa. connected with sewer
street graded. cement wallis an Co..
block 10 cor. close 60 woodland PARK
Price cot 90 q. $50. cash ffto. balance
go a month. including Interest Take
chimney cor 20 C5th o. ana ask
cottage Realty GO. 90
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thano main 1s17
ACHEs IOH Eis3
Aldor lend. iaaled or Hud burned over
ehsilY improved ESQ cash. % monthly
PUGET HOUSED fhtMH ~ e0b 4rd Az
u.tAE SENLiiAL AtHE 1Httf- oS
paved highway 90 WlngtfF from Seat
ti~ ty cor Good huu. hpfluF water
fine view on very Easy terms Come
iu nnd make Hppolntmtuti our auto
leaves every day
g acres ln Eight ~ seattle. partly cleared !.
good soil. running water Price 1000 g.
terma t26 cash. balance so per- month.
Merritt Realty co.. 51o IS fl0ok
10 ACHtS ON coon COT NTi ROAD,
with fun auot clay coil. lies ur1fiF
iersi and near school and excellent
market 5000. easy terms
D. MARSH a. go 1909 7rf Ave
10 ACHLs NALL CIEAHED
Ana 90 orchard Level land. close -
tuasadam road near kirkland Round
60 increase ia value. L9tar'f improve
ment now going on IN thft nciFhbpr-
hood This De- close iu ana cheap
$40 per- acre iofs cash and balance
a b erwEfI. 100 epHfSa gr
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clay loan soH about co aorss. almost
cleared. close uelEhnura- lots ~ nlt
eide ruure. fine spring. creek. aofau
ola buildings Your uwn terms
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Is 4 Tsushiood IN -. N - -Offlcs
1901 Marion BidE Main 72i9.
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LEASE or ron BENT

a' re- ~ i' 80 H., % 6ia E - ~ ~ ~,
cleared Cheap rent. 100 cows
horses. az farm implements. VIII sell
az Invoice. good buildingr Thie f.
money maker Tor good dairymnn.
5000 VIII hanaie o.
az acres fine bottom land al cleared;
f-ruom house. barn. chicken house.
Plenty Work close BY, cheap rent: viii
give leaae.
Merritt Realty Co. 720 n y block
e5-LooGED OFF LANDS
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q FEMALE SITUATIONS
WANTED

1ss-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED
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o0i American Tank nldE
IHuuU MAIN 1914
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a S>ap--NlOnf'RN House, FRUIT
bearing orchard. largo yard, close To-
two car lines; am improvements in Wul
aell at sacrifice tor cash or on terms
q. " Webster, 5b32 Walllngford av
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eo-FhRMs AND FARM LANDS
CorffnrFd

sbiiAfiNitNs
$1,000 ACHG fAHsf-s So $50.
must leave tris county fEhf or ana
VIII EEL mv fern ~ 30 acres. rith.
gH"H iuId.-Fa on 80 and hS.as cleared
lnsd or it fer $500 ahgus ona.fuird
cnHh. balance contract with per cent
interest Hsf mF address from the
WET cchE1 LIftb co.
tlt7 ~ AueftesH Hank ridg =
TIVE COt NTHY NOME
20 acrsa d Is miles from Lake Washine-
ron HeH Groom house new barn.
poultry house ana other buildings
Two large springs and Is rood water
System cement reserFoir Automatic
ram pumps wufer into house fnd other
buildings This 10 very Nns place.
close 90 Seattle t|r~ auf1mohiis road. +
either o. Ring county forty 0r n0th@i
Irf'ndan road taHfrfrafs thia We
CON mako tha prize right and give
easy terms
a % WE'LL. 100 aPRING s'r
TTNI lHagf fAuafa t9u GatT
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76A csEaSTosles
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
crsmasory. Caiuuhariura ana Mauso
trwm taf5rmatton and illustrated
booklet % application Phones Main
ana Elliott 9ts lset FIRST Az
7i--oEATH3
Criei. Aans--Ars Is yvara waysiis boz.
p@sen. Y. p-Are ! year. titi Tth a..
hinx. infant 'tes fsi Ar - W
Lurdquist. Mia-AEe - years. Pacific
samples. Mathsw--ARs 81 years. Seattle
General hospital
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MAYo-cLAxToN WEDDING

Washington, d. c., April S.-South-
ern society in the national capital is
much interested in the wedding of
Miss Claire ClaXton, daughter of the
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation and Mrs. Philander P. Claxton,
and Mr.. Dale Redmond Mayo, Jr., of
Knoxville, Tenn. The marriage will
take place tomorrow evening at Epi-
phany Church, the Rev. Randolph N.
McKim officiating. A reception at
the Claxton home in Connecticut ave-
nue. will follow the ceremony at the
church.
number of guests from North
Carolina and Tennessee are here for
the wedding. The brides attendants
will include Mrs. Max. Tull Payne of
Greensboro, N. c., as matron of honor
and Miss Rebecca Cushman of Ash
vile, N c. as maid of honor, and the
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Claxton,
sisters of the bride, as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Mayo will have Mr.. Warren Con-
verse of Chattanooga, Tenn, as best
man.