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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05

According 70. the American Jewish
Year Book Just issued. the year 567S,
Which hegsn an September Il, will be
- perfect leap Year of thirteen months,
fftyrfive Sabbathst' having ssS5 days
The year ia rthe eleventh of the 29sth'
lunar cycle o. nineteen years and the
Seventeenth year of the 203d or solar
cycle Of twent-eight years. since The
crea lion. 2 IL " .....e-, IL. .zl..s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05
After Recess.

At this point Attorney General Will
son stated that the State would rest its
case. ca... -
The following opening was then made
BY Mr.. Staples in behalf Of the re-,
spondent: f,.,{,.
Mr. President, Senator's and Repre-
sentatives, it needs no remarks of mine
Ia impress yeu with the Importance and
the solemnity of this occasion; Solemn
in, that the supreme tribunal of the
state has hailed to its bar an officer Of
the State important because, as was
said here, this morning, OH the other
side, in a sense the State of Maine rs
on trial; and important because of the
results, according as your verdict may
be, to this respondent, 1t is somewhat
remarkable that in the more than 80
years that we have been sovereign
state that up to this time there have
been but five cases similar to this in our
history. For Sc years after this State
was organized no official of this State,
however great or however humble, was
presented by this Legislature to the
Executive for removal from office for
any cause.
In the year 1856, as result of the
politics ana IeEct pan tisdii sP'iis "iiiSi
preceded the Civil War, a judge of the
highest court in this State was brought
before this tribunal. and the Governor
was asked to remove him from office,
and it was done In year or there
abouts he was restored to that high po-
sition and served for many years there
after as one of the most distinguished
members of that court
Another generation then went by, and
then a condition of things developed in
"a city in Maine rejecting upon the per-
sonal integrity of the judge of ali infe-
rior court. concerning his personal hab-
it's and the evidence was so gross, so
revolving and so conclusive that no tri-
removal; but that case was absolutely
without any political element.
And then 16 years went by and the
Judge of another inferior court in this
State was presented to this tribunal re-
gardless--and l don't know what the
fact was, but regardless of the extent,
, If to any, that politics entered into it..
Both Houses of this Legislature, upon
yea and nay vote, rejected every count
in the charges against him. And this
last year this same proceeding was re-
peated, aud that is too recent for me to
comment upon. This year great drag
net seems to have been thrown out which
has brought in here on summoned here,
I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05

9Curiously enough.o q beam Of light
may be made to produce sound a ray
of sunlight is thrown through a lens
on q glass vessel containing lamp
black. colored silk or worsted or any
IKE substance. a disk having Sits or
openings cut III it is made to revolve
swiftly in this beam of light so as to
cut it up, thus causing alternate
flashes of light and shadow. When
one places his ear to the glass vessel
he hears strange sounds SO long az the
flashing beam falls upon the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05
Titles of Private and Special Meas
ures Signed by Governor.
MARCH @f,lil;;.

An Act to amend Chapter III Of the
Private and Special Lazgss Of issI entitled
An Act to create the Roman Catholic
Bishop of Portland and his successors
n corporation sole. as amended by
Chapter II of The Private ana .ipecia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
IN SESSION TODAY

Following the reports. a demon.
sttutiou OF parliamentary rsagos
was given by Mrs. Margaret &.
Nuuua. followed by an address ON
Temperance Ups" by Mrs. Aita V.
Freeman. Mrs. Mary NJ Wade. Mrs.
Nellie Colhorn and Mrs. Ethel
Harness reported on medal contests
and mothers meetings
The afternoon Session closed With
tho reports OF ,bc treasurer Mrs
Della T.. Somers. and OF tHo eoltv.
spending secretary, Mrs L. j. Flagg.
This evening addresses VIII be-
made 10y Mrs Euniee l.. Gilmore.
Mrs. Emma Morrison. Mrs Mar
garct Il. Plat. Mrs. George \ Me
tauEhlin, Mrs Victoria Trumhull
ana nr. \. W Leonard OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
Tho convention VII continue
throughout tomorrow. with morning.
afternoon aud evening sessions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
THIS CONDUCTOR is
SOME MIGHTY MAN

loose. What he did 10 tho young
man Ia question has hcon done In
the prize ring 20 many aspiring pu-
gilists Thoroughly cuwod. the row
dies were taken or the car when OF.
ficcrs from the West Seattle sta
ton arrived. James Cappello. aged
Is. l.. Cosman. aged 81, and Joe
Rose. aged 10. were arrested.
After the police had removed the
prisoners from the car. young fell
low informed Conductor Paulheim
that the gang would get him
A moment or two later rnulheim
opened the exit gates and showed
the young man Off at a crossing, A
right.and,left 20 the face. and then
n good. strong right 20 the chin had
made the task an easy one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

rAa twenty fourth annual conNon'
Nan az the klug County Woman g
'r,sr,stlan Temperance Union opon'
mis- moruine at 1880. In the Fro
- 'art paptist church. with devotion
nsnrvlee conducted by Mrs. Rachel
- saith OF Fremont
y 7'he morning Was devoted to a
s.ssral discussion 81 the work OF
- nnlea in the various districts
's.n,eresentcd In the convention. This
snernoon. az 1880. the opening de-
ss,lo6al service was conducted by
Ms Ida HILLS 81 the Stevens union.
Teen followed department reports
erom the following women Mrs.
Anna Osborn. Mrs. s l.. W. Clark.
Airs A. n. stevens. Mrs r. Don
easter Mrs. sue \. Wright. Miss
vsry r. Burrows. mr. Fannie Lcake-
rnmmings. Mrs Margaret T.. Platt,
Mrs e 7. Mayneld and Mrs. llelcn
Griuaall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

work nn railroad Can send your
own teamstors Net rental t3b per
month Newman Construction Co.
aPii Eighth nv. 3 Telephone sid
nny ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
THAT OPIUM RING

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Con.
fiasnt that the ten;acles OF the 81
saa,ic opium smuggling ring. I'M
covered Saturday BY the arrest In
san Francisco OF nine customs
guards extend into Los Angeles
s.t San lego. government en-
rloyes. headed by Collector ]. o.
Davis today are probing into the
Southern California end.
Evidence In hand" said Davis
today. Indicates that the Southern
smrgglers have been In league
with those In San Francisco. Hun.
dreds OF thousands OF dollars
worth OF opium have been Snug,
glsd across the border. much of Il
finding les way into San Francisco.
We expect % round up this portion
O. the ring without delay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

Conductor O. Q Pnulhoim 81 the
All Point street car hno yesterday
slsobsyed the rules OF the company
Ast require employees TO DO cour-
,sous Al an times 20 patrons OF the
street cars.
As a matter OF fact. he cleaned
nm IN the most approved fashion. a
sang Of rowdies who failed, upon
request. 70 refrain from blowing
smoke IN the faces OF other passcn-
rers. and 20 cease throwing olive
rl,s at fellow passengers. Ia add
fias. the h1odlums insisted upon
,thp use OF obscene and profane Ian.
guage.
Paulheim did the best he could
uatll one Of the gang struck 3 wom-
an Then IL was that Paulheim cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

Al nine departments Of tho supo.
rior court were In session today,
Vacation days were over. From sea
shore and mountains camo tho er-
mined ones. agaln to take up the
arduous task OF administering JUS.
tlcc
Three OF the departments will
have jury cases this month. the ven.
ircmon having boon eNamlucd By
Judges Ronald and Gillian this
morning Judge HUMPHREYS and
Judge rallman viii handle Jury ciyil
cases. while Judges Ronald and on.
liam will handle the criminal cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
PUBLIC MARKETS


Lamb chopa. lbu 2sc. dry salt
pork. l5c 10. leaf lard zee No.. home
rcf dervd lard $50 ih. compound
lard. 2 lbs goo. good steak. % TO-
lic can syrup. Toe. cans soup. zoe.
loo can cocoa. o., ell extracts. Zoe
bottle. Jelly tablets for Use. 3
cans tomatoes. csc. 3 cans corn. CSC
2 cans peas. lbC. chocolate. SOC N
Light House cleaner. 90 pkg 10
bars laundry soap gbc. froah hhlihut
, lbs 2ac. rcd snapper Toe 40. black
cod. ipc 10. iha 8olcs. ikr. lbs
Hmrlta. ltc whole salmon. 1tr each.
fresh oregon eEEH. 2 dos Stc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
LOSES HIS ROLL

Matt Dorotich swallowed it
whole when George Potrovitch. a
recently acquired friend. proudly
expanded his chest. pointed to the
Northern hotel and spoke thusly.
ITS mine How would you IKE
10 go 20 work for me-"
Matt liked II first rate.
Thus their friendship was CO.
mented TO such an extent that
when George suggested a trip to
Tacoma on Labor day. Matt entrust-
ed $3.50 TO Mrs. George. who stayed
at home.
when they returned 20 Seattle
late last night George took Matt 10
the Northern hotel. registered for
him. and babe him a fond farewell
Matt nsked tho police this morn
ing TO help him find George and
Mrs. George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
JOLTED A LITTLE

An automobile. owned and driven
By r J. Stowe, 1909 Kilbourne av'.
dropped two feet off the end OF
me 18th av. pavement. at 2 o'clock
TINS morning and shook is occu.
pants up considerably. Mr. and
MIA N. Stringsr. OF the Rainier
hotel, and another man and woman
were with Stove In tae car. None
was seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

fon RAtE CHICKENS AND >
good family cows Phone ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
life IN DANCER

OAKLAND. Sept. Mrs. NJ.
speck. wife OF the manager OF the
Czne Mfg. Co. at Portland. Or.
who vas taken from the train at
Oakland yesterday In a serious con-
dltlon. is~showing no Improvement
today and Is not expected to re-
cover.
Word from her husband IL await
ed She Is being treated at a hos
pital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

Sugar. lbs tic. milk. cans isc.
$50 dog uutmrHa. Sc dog spaghetti.
Be- 10 whole mixed picking spices.
use n 2 dog. douEhnuta Or china
mon rolls use. now crop Yakima
comb honey. gQrs peaches 100 dor .
GraVeuHtrin apples. loo and tsc daa. f..
Malaga grapes tc ID. lamb chops.
lbc lb shoulder Of mutton. Nc 10
shoulder - spring lamb. Toe TO-. pot
2 lbs T5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
LEFT SPLINTERS
IN CREASED POLE

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 2.-some
one neglected to prune tho spllnters
from the creased pole At the Ocean
Park Labor Day celebration. A
member OF the Los Angeles plumb.
ers' union vas the only man 10
reach the top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
MAY DROP CASE

No attempt was made today TO
secure warrant for the arrest OF
Assistant United states Attorney
sullivan for breaking up Calvin
Rutherford's speech at City Hall
park Sunday.
It is probable that the case will
be dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

ok 4
pill
IJidd
Z the
ance
UIno
was
cam
K
day
do Of
7 pro-
State
rkins
Gorge
dash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
SUSPICIOUS FIRE

A fire NJ O'Clock this morning
IN the Beacon Hill grocery. 1915
Atlantic ST.. win be investigated by
Fire Marshal Harry w. Bringhurst.
Members OF the fire company that
responded 70 the alarm were not
able 30 determine the origin OF the
fire The building was owned BY
G. H. Thompson OF Vancouver. and
The grocery store by r. c. Thomp-
son. Total insurance amounted 10
1880 The loss Is estimated at
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

FOW LEN~T, Z 10 . NENWs, No
aero dairy and hog ranch. miles
north Marysvllle. wash: will feed
ana pasture 10 COWS: . fine creeks;
Broom house; big barn. y mile
school Money maker for n dairy
man with stock. To see the place
Is 20 want IT, SEQ owner nj ranch.
J G Cady. H. !, BOX 70. Marysvillo,
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

body.
scus
yging
; ap
| had
utch-
st
larry
rnens
2T0
|lools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

English mullins. 3 Tor Toe Scotch
scenes. Toe dos tAc bruafus soc. ifr
cans minced CLAIMS. Tor z5c. pkEs.
corn flakes. fbc. boxes beat
matches. Toe. nlc0uinrEAfluo. = lbs.
tfc. a0c chocolate. zoe 49,. fresh
peanut butter lbs. atr fresh but
irrmiik tov gal home baked beans.
Toe pt. pure apple elder. soc sal
elder vinegar. tor sal. soup crack q
ora. Toe 10. graham and oatmeal
crackers. lbs g5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
THEY WERE DEAF

SACRAMENTO. Sept. Stop"
yelled Motorcycle Policeman Brown
to a man and a girl on a speeding
machine. And then he followed
them fs miles with his revolver
out. When caught Brown found
them 10 be deaf mutes who thought
him an upto-date highwayman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

N'w pianos fur rent rent applied on
pur"hHHT Nrvrs Torrr go linton
UfuoisfEBiN0 MD
tefintrbinE Universal Furniture
Co. 1888 seventh hv Main 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

>~BI MYERS OPTICAL
If.lH 60.
49, w. Ns<N eos Peoples nnnk
WANTED GOOD HOME FOR
spaniel dogs. uwprr polus abroad
Phone Elliott bSa6J
WANTED A HOWARD ffEATiNG
stove. different sized rugs North
tptt. after T.
rNLE's rAMiii La, on sronE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

II YOU arc IA mining man. The rich
est orc Ugrr taken from tho
ground assays from $50 900 20
500 900 per ton. Can Interest
lars. or small investor. Meet min
lug man al our office. VIII DO
hero few days only
t02 ErLER nLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

lbs zoe caffo~ s6c. toc coffee.
! lbs. 81 lbs. coffee compound. csc
good coffee. stc 10. soc tcaa. snc
n SIC teas a5c No. best pickilng
spices acc ~ choice nutm~ga. 81
lbs pure cane sugar. III AZ lbs.
cube sugar .5c. % ihs srhnuia ted
sugar. 81 hest butter. fdc 10. lbs
.Ttc. : lbs ttt0. best cream cheese.
acc 10 curwnis. Toe pkg J pkss.
rnialua. csc, soda W pkg. rkEa.
itc. best cocoa. zoe 10 9 Tbs pure
ruIfaH oats TFr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

nJEp -pHlzt7
Sfa.oF s ~! fcotacf-5
~ e.
--~S~~~~~~~~~s~-~- ~~-~-e~~~~~S>~~-~~s~~
Nin--s4isd Al fsatrs tanatrnt rates
arc cents per limo for charge
ads. or s times for tho price of Z
cents per line Tor cash ads. Or ;
times for the price ~ T. Phones
Elliott - or Main 1900.
For the convenience 81 our readers
We have established agencies at
tho following locations.
-1D tuion ST.. with Souvenir and
Curio shop Phone Elliott ~
y. ~. Mullen. $500 ballard AZ Phone
~-~~~~~o.No-~-~-~-~-
THE date year rcriptfnn expires
IL on the address label OF your
paper when that date arrives ~
Your subscription has not again
been naid IN advance. your name
T. taken from tho ii~t change
of date on the address label u q
receipt
Rates for THE STAR by mali are
m"htn 'sss+s..tss. sss...ss.s 70
months ssss....sssss. ..E...sss fpc
= months ..........s.... ~
months ss.ss-.ss. s+...s.s...' -
J~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
DAIRY RANCH. NEAR SEATTLE,

Elmo tract Of land. part rich alder
bottom. seeded TO clover. fine
creek and plenty OF running
water, about 10 acres. Price
Sl,S25 terms 500 cash and $40
per month. See Burke d Far
rar. l04 Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
ACREAGE


Ranch for sale. suitable for farming.
dairyinR or chicken ranch. 20 acres
good land. 2 acres cleared and
fenced. acres HlaHhed. small
house. 7-fooi well. which supplies
abundance Of water tho year
around. \ miles from Shelton.
mile from Norwood VIII sell nj
nacrifIce Price $500 cash. For
particulars write J. s. Devenny.
Norwood wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
40 Down. $40 MONTH

4 room furnished cottage: steel
range: tables. chairs. carpets; bed
and bedding. lot 50Xtt5; level and
cleared fine view Of Sound and
mountains. two blocks 20 West Sc
attic car All for $1,000.
Also a 4-room furnished bungalow.
close to bathing beach, for $500,
same terms.
These places simply cost you moth
ing. You pay rent until the above
amount has been paid In. and we
will give YOU deed TO property
lfERRIN ~ RHODES
119 Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
F,nM n,nGAIN

FARM HAitbtIN
SO acres, ! y miles from Yelm.
Thurston county. 80 acres OF
beaver dam land, I'm crop; Groom
house; large barn: milk house: 100
fruit trees; wells: 20 cows and
heifers, . horses: 2 hogs, and so
acres leased from the state for 5
years. has Is acres under cultiva-
ton. Price for all, $3.50: half
cash.
w w. MOVES. az Boston Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
JAP'S A PATRIOT

PORTLAND. Sept. Charles
Blake, a logger, discovered one Jap
with patriotic regard for America
when X. Moduchi kicked him into
the street for attempting to tear
down an American flag which
Adorned the Jap's pOolroom. Blake
arrested; Jap commended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
AZ FARMS-FARM LANDS

iIiHEE LARGE TRACTS. NEW 3
room house, barn. milk house and
men mousse 2 young cows, hogs:
fine calves: so LAYING hens All
TOT ~. 600; terms TO suit. Take Sc
nttle-TacomR interurhan TO Aigona
INQUIRE for l., A. Price, owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
81, 5000

room modern cottage, 4o-foot lot.
south face: furnace: fireplace;
shades and electric light fixtures
run basement; North End, within
blocks Of 4 car lines. The cheapest
offering I'm the city. We have the
exclusive agency.
S. F.. DIXON & CO.
2lS Marion st. Main ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
ii 4'l'-'-''-'~-~'A ACREAGE

s70 FER ACRE, 10 ACHES FINE
soil. close to WoodinVille on
cherry valley road logged off.
shot clay, plenty cedar for fences
and sheds; lies beautifully, neigh
bor wants s12b per acre. WIN sell
for $40 per acre. Terms on or
10 acres. ii. J. Lamar. 5i5 Seneca,
Flat B
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

SALAUs IOAN~. tHATTfsL LOANS
You CAN GET 1T TODAY
80 20 5000. new rates. now com
pany. no red tape: no delay Call
and rec Us
SEATTrT TOhS CO.
~ We llnr Ride ca~0r1 arf Coirrnh'e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
REAL ESTATE


WITH FINE VIEW
a large tract. within n few min
utes' walk OF the ferry dock AT
Kirkland. for tl.l50: terms 500
cash and SIS month. Inn
proved with a nav house: best
OF black soil. You can live on
this place and work in Seattle.
See Burke a. Farrar at Kirk
land. or iQg Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

ElLANEOUS

3 MISCELLANEOUS
New pianos fur rent rent applied on
purchuhc Meyer Toner alt Union,
LAntts' sNc,'LE nAre, ~
uaprdlnnry values for 81 to ~.
Ladies' sample HAT Store. over
luutason Theatre.
10 NE,tIING HENS Ann 2-sE.t
cock bird, thoruuUhh luff Log
horn Price $500. bgsl Sixth ev.
LOOK Wv MYERS GO S'' n,.'
WANTED GOOD HOME FOR
hphulei dogs. uwurr polus abroad.
Phone Elliott 6Se6J
WANTED A HOWARD HEATING
stove. different sized rugs North
lbhl eftcr Z.
rNLE's FAMILY LIut on sTonE
btip ilatlHrd 'Av
FAMILY Liquors t. our Speciality.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone ballard 100
Now pianos tur rent rvnt nppiied on
purchase Nrvrs Torrr go linton
i1ErAtEiNG ufupisfERtN0 MD
tetihlsuiuF Universal Furniture
Co. 1883 Seventh nv Main 1851.
FLOCK opcn SATURDAY. night
For saie api' pun lmimrd sa
st E WI MAKE THOSE CASES 10
cover your drlieutvhHVn goods Pa
citie Show Case GO Main 2os7
c" c'l, >,a,k e-,'2i ,,,a @'s A>n
- wv s2-I re9a ,,.. sawesa s9, ~,
roll. any size. Jaeobs' Photo shop.
~ H'dr
raelte atumn rulier me- Wcstern nv
rttiNta DYE Wotths
~. 49,. W., *' eh' i,,...t" hfllss.ss
-- 49,
9 LIVE STOCK
{,,,.--,,-,,-, - .-.,.-s
g1ot f',,ti, -, ~, u 30 N,N,i,,
ina4
ga ,,,,.n ,,..,,.,..- ..,.,..,,.,.
fram 800 a. 80" pn11dN ' 40
sr..J &C.,. -. -.
,t.tFht fron ,.,,,,t' 49, -,
hind foot south seattle saios
Stables sidney 47E
x,aNr,fn s,n ,,.,s, 90, ,,ou,
t1S,ns fnr =" r '-''1 a., y" .S "",r
work on railroad can send your
own Transfers Net rental. SIS per
month Newman Construction Co.
apil EiEhth av. s. Telephone sid
o~1SGtS1,>~~~~~oo~~~~~~~
II oFESlAL NOllIEo
ItNDatisr lilly NJ STAIRS
clothes rh0p moved 90 Green
building Faurth and Pike
IL BUSlNGSS CHANCES
THIS NJ FANS YOU
II Won are n ,,trt,y ma, The rich.
80 Gee 49, taIer frorn the
srrntrt nn..r. fr,t,r fto 500 10
ZOO 900 go -, cap interest
i,r.r a. .-,.ti t,ys.,or Meet min.
49, -. .,st. ttuf n,
h.r, -. - c,,iy
A. rpf ru utDG
....-...-.. :. ~
ron sAii.--1i hoohs' " ~, s,o"'
tsei :, ballard Az :,
would M. rerfnar on rhtrkon
ard berry ranch. Star A@ff60
$50 r,, coon rtu>I-
fr're 10 roo'. modem house. Rum-
mia av rent SIS Phono Main
T1kg Auk sor burns
,-n,, x,It.ts uoous TIJI
Zen, 81 $50 cash Sg0ib ballard
av Snap hurry
4. ptuNISItfsp MOONS. Man
ye.ttHtr r1srta. leaving city
tt 49,. -. f-.tn -
must sell hapH. tHfHta MS ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

Mayor CotteriIl, who is now at
tending the national meeting Of the
Good Templars AT Cleveland, o.. has
been appointed President Wilson's
representative 70 tho international
congress against alcohol. at Milan,
September 22-October Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02
"eG6SaKsH

TnE CANADIAN HANK on CONE
fnorce Head office. Toronto. Cam
ndn 1850 branches ln Canada. etcD
General bHuking buHiucaH Inter-
deposits.
ennttIn Hrnnnh- q v Hnli MRr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

New pianos fur rent rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner ait Union,
LADIES sAcbIE mars, EN-
traurdinnry values. for 81 to ~.
Ladies sample HAT Store. over
luutareH Theatre.
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ATTORNEYs.ATIAW

nj ssELL II. FARHELL. Izs \. Y.
Itlk. General practice. estates.
laws husband ana wife. connultu-
lion free Elliott 2EF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-02

10 NE,UIING HENS Ann 2-sEAn
cock bird, thoroughbred Huff Log
horn. Price $1,000 hD3l sixth av.
a. "A
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S CHICKEN RANCHES

write 10 woody & sans, at Rothen
for list OF fine bargains In ranches
and acreage
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SINGLE ACRES, $500
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH

Located closer TO the business cen
ter Of Seattle than q cen Lake (.
se-minuto service. vcrT good soil,
and close TO Lake Washington.
whore you can work IN the city
and raise fruit. garden and poultry
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II SPECIAL NOTICES
Il BUSINESS CHANCES

LtNDat Lilly ~ STAIRS
clothes shop moved 60 Green
building. f0urth aud pike
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

New. Orleans. May 6.-Secretary Hes
ter, Of the New Orleans Cotton EX-
change cha today issued a statement Of
the weights of the 1O.144.6eS bales OF
cotton handled at outports and across
he Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac
Rivers overland by American mann
1acturers outside of the cotton belt
during the months OF September 70
APRIL inclusive. showing an average
per bale OF 5o4.94 pounds against 51S.54
for the same period last year De
tailed averages are:
Texas ports. 53S,24, against 52s.o4
last year.
Louisiana ports, 52s.15. against $3.50
last year
Alabama ports, $3.50. against 52s.6
Georgia ports. 5oe27. against 51o.1s
last wear
South Carolina ports. 4s7. against
491 last year.
North Carolina ports, 400, against
year.
Tennessee, etc, 524.a7, against 524ss
These averages are of cotton han
died at ports and overland based on
oiticiai returns of the secretaries and
superintendent of the exchange and
experts at ports, etc, in the States
named.