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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Un-
daunted by the mutilation of both his
hands which were mangled by the ex-
plosion Of top cannon July 4, Will
lie Hoppe, sensational four round
boxer will return to the ring to fight
with his stumps. Hoppe, who was a
fighting phenom here until he lost a
finger on his right hand, two on his
left and the tops of both thumbs by
the explosion. He announced that he
intends to renter the ring within six
months.
MEDFORD, Ore, Aug. 5-Physici-
ans who examined the incsions made
by surgeons in removing the appendix
of Bud Anderson pronounced the
wound to be in excellent condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
Speaking OF Peaches.

That Umatilla county bids fair to
become recognized as a land where
peaches are grown in quantities is in
dicated by the statement today of G..
L. Hurj of Stanfield, that the growers
about that town have just placed an
order for 10000 peach crates and
that fully IS cars of the lucious fruit
will be shipped from there this sea-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
BALTIMORE HOTEL WAS
BURNED EARLY TO-DAY

BALTIMORE Aug. 5.-More than
two hundred guests lost clothing and
jewelry in excess of seventy thous-
and dollars when the Blue Mountain
house, a summer hotel at Penmar
burned early today. The hotel loss
will be two hundred thousand. Two
people were injured. Many narrowly
escaped. The hotel burned rapidly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
GRANTS PASS GERMANS
TAKE CARBOLIC ACID

GRANTS PASS, ore. Aug. 5.-Two
suicides by the carbolic acid route
occurred today. In each instance the
suicide was German. Thomas
Ihomas' a horse trader was found
dying near his home AMI Herman
Westerheide drank an ounce of acid
ana died at his home. He was a pro-
prietor of meat market.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
Wheat UNCHANGED

Wheat today is quoted by buyers at
81 cents, an unchanged price. No
sales are reported and few are antici-
pated until the prices go higher.
However, the buyers state that the
expected rise may not come for some
time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
Erred Lockley Here

Fred Lockley. now special writer
on the Oregon Journal is here from
Portland today. Lockley recently COW
cred the Coos Bay I. w. w. story for
the Journal and by doing so filled an
extremely difficult assignment in a
manner to bring him many compli-
ments from newspaper men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05

Anderson, who is here on a protract-
ed vacation, declares that he is as
strong as ever, and that no i'll effects
will result from his operation.
REDONDO BEACH, Cal, Aug. s.
Il. Johns, of Watts. Calf, thought It
would be great sport to feign drown
ing while taking n dip in the surf.
Life guards who rushed to the rescue.
were so peeved at his endeavor at
comedy that they ducked him until
he strangled.
Los ANGELES. Aug 5.-Joe Riv-
ers and Leach Cross are matched here
for a 20 round battle to take place
at Vernon Labor day. The boys will
weight in at 1874 ringside. Both will
begin training about August Is. Tom
McCarey is promoting the match.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-The
Bryan cocktail which has made its
appearance here is gaining quite a
following among those whose fancy
runs to drinks OF softer" variety.
The ingredients are: One lump sugar.
saturated in milk; one jigger of min
eral water; two jiggers OF unfermented
grape juice and plenty of cracked Ice.
SEWARD, Alaska, Aug. 5.-The
largest king salmon ever caught in
Alaskan waters and probably the larg-
est In the world was delivered at the
canneries here. Minus It's head, the
fish weighed 113 pounds. 1t was TAX
en- at Port Conclusion.
VALDEZ, Alaska, Aug 5.-Win-
ming $500 by making the trip from
Fairbanks to Valdez via Chitna in a
Ford automobile in less than four days
Robert Sheldon has sold the car to
Councilman Al White. This is the first
time an auto has made the trip. White
Is preparing to drive the car to the
new gold fields at Shushanna.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
Newsy Notes
Of Pendleton
commercial CHM NIeetinr

a meeting of the Commercial asso-
citation will be held this evening in
the club rooms, according to Secretary
r. w. Ritner. Matters of interest and
Importance will be discussed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-05
- w . . ~ = . . . 4
, FAIR FINES IT'S .
ADMISSION PRICES

= At meeting of the Umatilla ,
' county fair board today, the ,
y prices for admission to the pavil- ,
y ion during the annual exhibit 4
' on were officially fixed. Dur .
= ing the forenoons and afternoons ,
' and on the first two evenings.
' the admission prices will be 25 ,
= cents for adults and 15 cents i,
' for children. On the last four ,
= evenings, the price will be so I
= cents and the directors declare 4
= they will have a program of en- !,
= tertainment as well as exhibits l.,
= which will we'll be worth thar :
= outlay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
woMgM
REAL. ESTATE DEPT.


20 ACHEs ron Ss7s
iust woat ~ city. BOB WON settled farming
hiHtflrt. close o. luFEiuE camp Where
earh can hs obtained Ht good HaHea
idraf boat service 20 Semitic. rich fund
ratF tu Improve Terms go raah. $40
fntHtAlt
rloEr rorND ThHMH 60 Ges 1ip Az
CLEARED MEADOW
ZOO Down Ahu 81 90 MONTH
z fuilr from fhr now intofufhaH rlHht
~ unS perfectly Lowell fHlieY land
does moe uNrrfl8N eco urr acne. close
nflahbufs. 0uo roads hlnh school iel
tphoue " g. - Frucefioa delivered
Zee rich hiHch tuii. 10 20 afroa
Ash for
SIR HrHrOErPEL
Room ta h1uua uidF 900 Second Az
rbuHe stain tfH1
Thls 8 arrrs ron soil o. feaa HEAt
SEATTLE Will mHhr sou isbEFEt
tE&T ou county road go d1Wu -
meath Herbert Upper set Lean
Hilr
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soUTHwEsT wAgHINGToN LAID
COMPANY
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PROSECUTORS WHITE SA YES
BOYS FROM PENITENTIARY

Down Spring st they dashed TO
Sixth nv aud then up 10 Seneca.
where GAUNTLET caught them.
ITS a clear case Of robbery" the
officers said Al tho police station.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Crawford white was worried. II
was clear case Of robbery And
white knew what Il meant The
laws Of Washington make the min
imum sentence for robbery i've
years ia the penltontary Rrforma
tory fcntenoes do not apply In rob
berry cases
But Trlmbie Is only IS Keene Ia
only q. white took the matter up
with Prosecuting Attorney Murphy.
Your honor" said White 10
judge Ronald "Wednesday. these
are the facts
He outlined the clear case Of rob
berry.
But they are only boys" white
pleaded. They ought 20 be given a
chance The peniteutiary stigma
should not be- placed upon them II II
can be possibly avoided ! have
taken the liberty TO change the
charge against them from robbery
20 assault In the second degree.
This will permit a reformatory sen.
tence"
And Judge Ronald agreed 10 give
the boys a chance. They we're sen
fenced to one to rs years al Mon.
roe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
Better Than Medicine
Breathe HYoMErs Tonic H.alino
and be Cured Of catarrh.

nature has a remedy for catarrb
treatment that f. far better than
dosing the stomach with medicine
" ls The healing oils and BALKANS
OF HfOAEi which medlcates the
ar you breathe, reaching the most
remote air cells In The nose throat
and lungs, killing all catarrhal
germs and restoring health To the
mucous membrane.
In using HYOMEI you are froat.
ing your catarrhal troubles with he
Only natural remedy. for II giyes
curative all bath 10 the afr pag.
sages that has az powerful healing
ana antlseptlc effect as that found
in the mountains where tho plno
forests give off their fragrant and
healing balsams
Breathe the inviRorating and heal.
Ing HYOMEl. and see how quickly
you will get relief from your catar.
rhal troubles.
HfOMEI has benefited 20 mapv
sufferers OF the worst cases al
catarrh, with offensive bfaafb
raising Of mucous, frequent gncez
Ing, dropplngs IN the throat am
spasmodic coughing. that Il +,
sold under an absolute guarantee
70 refund the money II It does moi
DO all that is claimed for il. II
the treatment does not help you
there VIII not be peunys expense
while II II cures the cost h nom
inal A complete HYOMsp Outfll
Agells for only one 800. Extra
bottles Of liquid If later needed %
cents. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
SONORA SECEDES;
$4,000 MEN READY
TO FIGHT HUERTA

OF Elias Gales. a former Madero
officer az Aqua Prieta.
The Nationalist command In Cen.
trail Sonora. according TO the
Junata. VIII be entrusted TO Col.
Juan Gabral. Who commanded the
n bells during the gucccHsful Ma.
dero revolution two airs ago.
Five Thousand men are available
there
Col Obrcgun. Who viii be com.
maudcr Ia chief of tho Nationalist
army. Is reported 80 have a semi.
Organized lorca OF 5000 avai,able
In the ylclalty OF Hermosillo, the
capital. making n total OF $4,000
available mon
II Is certain hat II the Naeion-
aiists undertake an offensive cam
paign their first efforts must meet
with success for the federal gaTf
Sons OF Northern Sonora are de-
plcted
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They we're canEht ed.hRnded
They held up the restaurant 81 Jack
eos Madison st.. a few
weeks ago. Young Lewis Trimble
held big as-caiibcr gun. while Roy
Keene pocketed the cash.
But Gcrolemis raised a hue and
cry when thcY left The Young men
fired several shots and ran up Sew
enth Rv. TO Spring a. Patrolman G.
W. Gauntlet took up the chase
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Ole IfANEoN & go
eftHTE Nrw FurA Iflnrk

ste '"t% '.t
aBs Ass ACRE EASY TERMS
20 AfEt~ asut snll half fniif from faur
% . zee aau mills. Q stone cunrrieH
creamery and tnal usinsa plenty ~
u9fk a. good anEra Grerae linarce.
IS pesns npildins 1es eeroud a.
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Toa can get rid Of them jas, IN lime
BY taxing sfuarts Calcium WATERS
Thas@ Wendsrtui little workers have
cured bad bolis 10 three days and some
eases % ala diseases ln week
They contain az their main laxreal.
az most Thorough. qalck and effsrtlre
bod cleaner knopn calcium suirhiIe
Rsnsmb@r this too. that uiost plm-
- treatments Essk whh poison Ana
they arr miserabiF slow besides
stesrts Calcium waters have noe a
partic.s Of p0lsoa On thrm- They arc
fIse rofn mercury. billing drugs or
frnaMoas opiates This q absolutely
guaranteed They cannot AZ ans harn
bat theT always d. good E1a1 that
ypn can zee IN the mirror before four
"Nn eyes few days after
D9at 10 any longer humiliafed by
ha.lns apiqtcny face flsn't have
s.fepFrrs stare az yoH or alf1w r1ur
Of y0ar face
-FOUR blood makes you shat yau are
Aha men and women who forge ahead
faces A"' V''f
higarts Calcium Waters uu make
yD1 happy because your face ain e. a
Nfegme sight not only 90 voursn.f aEen
lopk into ths glass. but 20 every.
-, 80 ere who knows y0u ana taIks 10
starts Calcium waters are 4,ft bv
iWst class druggists AZ 10 r.nfs a
-. Ahs$ afo Eey pleasant TO the
49,. ana ~ results are truly remark :
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Roller Skating at Reduced
Prices for Ladies

On each Monday and Friday
evening ladies' Will be furnished
skates and admission for the small
sum Of &c az the Broadway Rink
III East Pine street. near the
Broadway hish school Manager
Roller Is making this special offer
to induce those who have not yet
taken mp this most enjoyable sport
to do so at the earliest possible
moment.
Roller skating seems 70 be com
Ing back to its old.time popularity
and skating parties are becoming
more and more frequent. Remem.
ber ladies'. admission and skates
cost you only l5c oao Monday and
Friday evenings.
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~ NNiANA tH"& tsHAarA WV
DOUGLAS. Aria. March g.
News that the Sonora legislature
has rcpudlated the huerta govern
meut and has seeded nom Mexico
until lhc present regime Is over.
thrown Was received with acclaim
today az Aqua Prleth and other
border towns. Confirmation of the
intention of the state congress to
foster permanent secession move.
uignt in The event Of armed federal
invasion OF the state was made the
cause 81 celebration among mem.
beers Of the Nationalist party and
Madoro sympathizeTs IN Douglas
and Aqua Pgicta
The Nacionalist innta here an.
nouneed that 1000 troops are avail
able In the Northern Sonora zone
and that half OF these already are
armed and organized These
troors will be under the command
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AHA! MALE JURY
is ON JOB AGAIN

Courthouse all excited, A
jury tn Judge Ronald'a court
which tried Sim Baird. a negro.
on a statutory charge, was all
composed Of men IL was the
first male jury in a criminal
case since the law permitting
women to serve on turies. went
into effect, a year and a half
ago
The case was concluded With
the argument Of Deputy Prose
cutor While. and after several
hours deliberation. the jury
returned a verdict OF not
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

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so-FARM5 AND FAHM LANDS
Continued
AxNorScEMgNr


orEHfSG or TnE 'rwIVcirY FIuflr
hsp oAnDEH TRtcTs'
\ tract Of land containing O. 700 aeres
~ tho best and richest soil ln teals
countvs extending from tho CtY n
c'Hifaiia 10 the c.ty ~ cbchais hnif
mile from tho cenfrsifn and Chrhhila
street cor line. scent fsrr
"ntf"'a. city n % 600 people tho
fas'.si rfeaiHe siiy Do ihis rfate ae-
f"fi'e ~ tho last S9serumeHt r9naus
fhehhlis me caphi scat afy n
5000 people Confraiia IL fha coming
city n gouihwfst Warrington great
raiir9ad ceuter with uins railroads
Hhd ~ p8HeeuEer tfBna daily. win
large railroad shops snd round house,
Win 20 miles ~ transfer yards Gem
tfalia has about 40 factories. large coai
mines. 100000 per month pay roll
chehalis hag large milk condenser and
factories, with $4,000 per month paY
roll
This lend n adapted for fruit. vegetable
Or dairy purposes absolutely free from
rock Or gravel. we'll watered by living
SPRINGS aud creeks This De- the chance
~ lifetime 70 secure a piece u cheap
lana ~ the very best quality ny price
and terms you can afford % pay
Win rufe and safo Investment.
place where you can secure work. N
hFceHHnry. and the very best market
on Coast Tor your produce These
two cities are not buiii On paper. they
are there with their pay rolls aud fac
tories
Inc hrHt week you ran secure one 81
these tracts from $500 % 80 % per
acre, on terms 80 90 cash. 1900 per
month Be ono ~ the first
boUrHwEsT WAaHlNGTOE LAND
COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
COAST PHONE
BOSS QUITS

SAN FRANCISCO. March &c
&C.. Bradley. vice president and man.
ager OF the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co, today has rendered
his resignation to the directors. u
Is said that President Theodore Vail
OF the American Telephone and Tel
egraph Co. (the parent concern)
asked for pradlcy's resignation as
a result Of friction between the lat.
ter and Henry r. Scott. president
of the local company. No successor
to Bradley has been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

KS DAY
ay sale
for the
Orphan
be held
March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

RIB HoAEsrEaDs-g. 600 600 ArnYS
'teacd lands, 81 90 sac acre. rrady
Ior plpNinE Yields IS 20 81 bushs
h'ai finest Inland climate. iosx
tNtlfttchrfH excursions Wrffa for
literature Immigration Bureau q III
50 y nv seattle Wash
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LEASE OR FOR RENT.
WATERFRONT
sNar-wATKa FRONT

20 acres Including oyster lands on so,,,h
ga. = miles Olympia worth SEQ per
1't@, Aii good bottom land. on county
N "7"' s.h'"A frice Si.0Oo. 90.
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pkFs jsli poNfFf- 200 10 can
siflmps lee 1so breBkfaat food 9oc
fancy Jap rice. lbs q6c 100 corn
starch. or; sugar. 10 ibs soc cans to-
grape fruit. Z Tor 1scs cans best milk
loo. comb honey. $50. large prunrs. 100
% Holman meal bread mo ysnstl. t0c
home made pies. zoe each. ounces. ST.
duE apples tc dor local ranch eggs.
2o- don German breakfast cheese. for
4sr
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WRIST COAST LASD co
ffI4 American Rank Hfdr

20 AeBEr: suor CLAY SOIL MAR
school fire tira good markets fhTHn
fare TO Seattle tf35 favorable terms
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PUBLIC MARKETS


June peas Ice ran. cans salmon. ztc
Csc peaches or pears f0c pork and
beams. cans 1tc. ripe olives foEala Z
acc Kind. eacs plchisd pearl onions rsr
at. pure cocoa, 10 cans. 1tr resHIar atc
faapberrien. fGr. best minced CLAIMS. Q
cans 3yc. pure ro9kiuE OIL $50 sal gtr
.ut rolls toilet paper. Csc. regular 80
aaiad dressing isr. French mus' ard. re-
far. baking powder the hew. gAe e. .,h
TAT herring ace. salmon bellies lbs
A5es unckrrsi. for 95r. best patent
flour. o. rs sack 30. 80 sack nOur atr .
40 10 corn meal Csc
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tiHsHliivd IA Hatss transient rats afs
rcnta per linH fHr charge ads. - g
times fof the price Or O. rentt per
Hoe far cash ads ~ times fsr the
price % O. Phones EiliQtt a. " Man
BAnH
For the convenience Of our renders
we have established agencies at
the following sochtfunH
eap tntoa 81. with souvenir ana
curiu shop Phone Elliott e.
a. ~ Muiisn. tto2 ballard aV Phone
Ais mat be isft ht these bianehss.
where same rates VIII b sivsA a. al
main office
The date your subscription empires u on
the address label 70 your paper when
that date arrives N fnuF aHhsrfipflF 20
has not nnain been paiA Ia ads auee
your name d tahen ffam the list A
change ~ date 90 tho address label 10
receipt
Hates Tor TifE STAR By malt ere
muulh sstt+ttttt t.s.sss tts.sst r
mouths ttsftesss.sttss tsts.st.s, -. tor
months tssts+t ssfssssssssstfsttl y
months tHttf tfsttttt ts+tfsss III -
I year ..+.. -stttt...t4e .tststtt,.tth ~
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Salmon lbs CSC. CLANS fc n crabs.
for CSC. hntibut or haithut cheeks !
ms f1r 7-r. saif black cod 2 lbs ebe
salt salmon. lbs zso. Enxiish binsters.
for 4cc grape Juice Toe ~ bottle. z
boxes best matches. ioC. zoe spicef Toe.
cans tomatoes efcs cans corn. iic 2
pkrs toothpifks SCI zoe can pincapplr.
tsc: ttc cen plans. Toe. spufs no Co.
sack. soc, delivered. roc pkEs. curfauta.
fgr
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Salmon trout baking slzs1. isc 70 .
haiibut lbs gfc. Royal Chinook
salmon. lbs 76c. halibut lbs Csc.
sliced red snapper. zoe ID Columbia
river smeita. lbs 2Gr. prrrh. lbs
csc. ib brick cod zoe fockeyr salmon
bellies poo o. lutnfak q ihs 2tr. brick
cheese. tFc. pork roast ~ sc ana itr
lb homo cured hams t1c. dry Hoit pork.
ieHc. pure leaf lard. lgi1c. pork steaks.
f.f
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CARRYING a cargo OF S,0tiooo
~ AZ lumber. the Norwegian
's.msAip HoFnelen sailed nom Sc
4 Il tcr Melbourne. Australia Wed
kssiay.
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A nARr CHANCE

FOR YOU to get good farm on your
own terms 40 nrrcE; - cleared 10
pasture; 10 acres rich. bottom land.
thoroughly cleared and drained. rood
r-raom houaci two bhrng. large poultry
house. n sold before March 10. can
deliver FOR $4,000 Nery easy terms TO
responsible party.
Selling country property our speciality
1!NnERr MAI.TnN. 1910 Alaakn nldr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

|HJ CONWAY. secretary and
k,s,smrer Of the International Union
1, Retail Clerks. addressed the Cen.
n Labor Council Wednesday
I'm
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, PURSE snatehcr took si2 from
k.F !. Bourne Of go ialh av. y
Isrv Wednesday evening on
|-tscAs st.. between lfth and 18th
htx
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EVERETT THE body OF An.
drew Bjorklund. a Seattle shoe
maker. was picked up In the Sound
near Everett. with the veins Of the
left hand slashed and a pocket knife
clasped In the other. lie had com.
mitted suicide.
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doom my MAR KENT

THIRTY ACRES. hnlf In cultivation.
balance pasture; small house, largo
turn. nice bearing orchard. Price
&s.S00f half cush.
Selling country property our speciality.
NpWERr MALTtlN. 1910 Alaska BiR.
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A GOOD BUY

J. AiHH trart north % Seattle. nsaI
street ear. arig it miuutes out % %
good sHiL and iisu fine Price uulF
80 fco. ou frrmH ~ see dpsn. hafanrs
tla a murtu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
Can Almost See
Pimples Go


~ dent want 10 wait f,rever and
. ~ g 81 ia % your plmpi-s %
s,ns skiu srangiers V1u uan' ta SEA
~ y ik<m ugat ro3 Next eecs yaa
~ asns 20 81 somewhere hrrr .pu
s&,aaI IKE 10 have 70 take tbs plm.
pc aiqnE
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wonmNouAN's nAscn ron 90

You can buy this pincr for a small cash
payment and so q month. contains a
fine large view tract and new 4
room hunrai0s rios. in. with excellent
transportation and low fare good neigh
hurs and convenient 90 school aud
stores Price fsLo. Burke A Farrar
Tna HHFFr. So
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100 AoRrs $1,000
10 ACHES ron $3.50

SIS CAHW. 80 MONTHLY
sss than milr from lake. deep. rich
sull fuf vegetables. potatoes. fruitn and
chickens let un uhoH tou snap
Eall 80 Burke a farfarn office in KITE
iaud st minutes from 3adisnn pafk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

,nynox March Ito display
1s.reiooted dances to the Amer
!. aubli.. Lady Consianc" stew
s,rAanison has signed a con
y, ,csay for a four weeks en-
t.snsp, IN New York in June
N IN receive $1,000 a week dur
Il he engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

80 rAHH s. MONTHLY
ON good road easf ~ kirkland fine
soil Tor chickens berries sad potatoes
call a. nufko h FagrHFa ofnrs ir
Kirkland ~Gl ninufrs from seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06
STAR
WANTS
BRING
RESULTS

80 sore firm Or any part ~ u for sale.
Hnf cleared. first class soil q houses
barn md 1utbulidirEs team. 2 wagons
mower pipws spring tooth harrow ard
tools. high grade c0wH. calves
50 500. one thiFd cash balance terms
a. Hoinsa,u. Oak Harbor wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

Nesufiful Broom cottages number 60 o.
itCt FROM brand new. Cumuirto sr
eFffr uaf. cement Easements fire
places HssrHsmentH all PAID. easy
terms
oRn BOAR onn home. Investigate row
HOUSE JUST FfNisHED
$50 huVs t-ronm cottage up 10 thi
minute Iu detail, full cement basement
hard n cod fnefa. choice sufrpuudinfa
ass~raulentH on paid ira fuli Look ni
this Terms like rent lhNeNfigataf
today
AMERICAN MORTGAGE a BUILDING
COMPANY
100 waite huiidinE t1rouud Fioor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-06

THE WORKS Of three Seattle
artists and one San Francisco paint
er were selected by tho Washington
State Art Association. 20 be cxhib.
tied throughout the state.
'HARBORS AND DOCKS" is q
list containing the periodicals and
references TO harbor work which
has been issued by the Seattle pub
lie library.
FRED CURTIS. convicted OF third
degree assault IN shooting his Wife
on Christmas day. was fined $500 IN
Judge Ronald's court Wednesday