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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
NEWMAN TRAVELTALKS.

The third of the Newman travel
talks was given at the Oliver Tuesday
evening to a good-sized and highly in
terested audience. The subject was
Rome, Ancient and Modern" and
was as thoroughly delightful as the
two previous lectures have been. Mr..
Newman has a wonderful collection
Of views Of the eternal city, both IN
colo1ed slides and motion pictures.
and apparently not a spot OF interest,"
has been overlooked that would appear
10 the historian, the artist or the
average tourist.
Every point of interest has been
photographed from various angles anu
To enumerate them all would De out
OF the question. Probably the mos,
interesting were the SPLENDID views 81
st. Peters and the Nactican, the
pantheon. the ruins of the coliseum
and ancient baths, and many cfunl-
blfnpaDalaces and villas. 4 motion PIE
lures of the daring Italian cavalry
scenes along the sea coast queer
sDots and strange natives, mouei u
buildings and accurate reprOuuC'loll
Of famous paintings, statues aho
fountains were all blended In an IN
terestfng and instructive panorama.
Not the least enjoyable Is Mr.. New
mans concise, scholarly descriptions
81 these old world wonder places. lie
is thoroughly posted ana mas cltS}I
nIeasing delivery that makes MS talNS
very enjoyable. His pictures IeL -, 80
the minds Of those who nave beeL
-sbrosd and through his camera eye
he gives stav-at-hOmes the dement's %
his intelligent researches lis taIf
next Tuesday viii concern florehc'
and Venice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
.gVHE Girl OUESTION :"

No play ever presented at the La
Sale opera House, Chicago with the
possible exception of the Time.
Place & Girl has ever achieved the
success that the Girl Question" has.
The Girl question" in tabloid form
comes to the Orpheum Thursday. 1t
has a beautiful story which retains
the interest the interest throughout
on hour and a quarter performance.
1t is also rich with comedy and must
cal situations. The cast is high class
Raymond Paine (late star of the
Candy Kid") and Mae Taylor (fea-
tured with louisiana Lou'D being
the most prominent.
The production was staged by Al
Laughlin who was stage director at
the La Sale Opera House. during the
run of the Girl Question"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
AMERICA ISN'T FREE
COUNTRY ANY MORE
Women Loud in Complaint When
They Have TO Remove the
Aigrettes From Hats.

NEW YORK, oct. 29.-Women pas
sengers on the Kronprincess Cecilie
which locked Tuesday, held an in
dignation meeting when the customs
officers, acting under the provision of
the new tariff law which prohibits the
importation of aigrettes, ordered them
from their hats.
Shrieks of protests greeted the an
nouncement that no woman wearing
aigrettes would be permitted to land.
but Uncle Sans agents insisted and
the women finally surrendered
America isn't a free country any
more. They ought to knock the
statue Of liberty from her pedestal, -
said Caroline White-Longone of Bos-
ton, a singer in the Chicago and Phil
adelphia Opera company.
She said that she had about $4,000
worth of the decorations in Der trunk
but she was told she couldn't bring
them in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29

The Presidents own Band. as the
United States Marine band is often
called, comes to the Oliver Saturday
matinee and night.
The program for the trip has been
selected by William II. Santelmann,
the leader of the band, with the
greatest care and range, so as TO suit
the tastes Of all, and Will comprise
not only the classics. but also the
latest popular airs and an occasional
bit OF ragtime. These diversified pro-
grams explain the great popularity OF
the band in Washington.
Miss Mary Sherier OF Washington
u. c., on account Of her unusual So
prano voice, will be an added attrac-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
..DINORCE OUESTION.v

William Anthony McQuire's power
ful drama THE Divorce Question,
Will be the attraction at the Oliver
theater on Friday night 1t is an in
tense object lesson on this frightful
social evil The story told is Of the
breaking up of a home where there
are two children. a boy and girl.
The children are placed in the care Of
others than the parents. are neglected,
the boy becoming a mental and physi-
cal wreck through the use of NOR
phine while the girl becomes a moral
ruin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
RIVERS WINNER

NEW ORLEANS, La, oct. 29.-Joe
Rivers of Los Angeles. was awarded
popular decision over frankie Rus
sell Of this city after 1O-rOund fight
mere Tuesday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-29
MARINE BAND.

ment works-starts with TO please his
wife, and ends in disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
AT THE THEATRES:
SEATTLE

Tho Cabaret Girl" tabloid mu.
steal comedy. presented by the
Frank Rich Co. at the Seattle the
atro. proved an immense success
again Monday night. An audience
equal TO siEo TO the capacity crowd
which ruled tho theatre SUNDAY
night. Witnessed the second night's
production \ mixture OF very
clever German and Irish wit and
some worry good voices. Is the gen
eral makeup OF the comedy piece.
The Frank Rich company new In
Seattle. is here for tho summer. sup.
planting the popular Bailey a
Mitchell Co. until September. II
the size ~ the first two audiences.
and tho appreciation manifested
during the performances. are any In.
dicatlon, the company IL due very
successful run here during the
warm months. Tonight will mark
the last appearance OF The Cab
aret Girl" another production. "a
Thlrty.toOne Shot" finishing out
the week. commencing Wednesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
PANTACES

Headed by Wizards Temple of
Music. which ia the pronounced fea.
ture OF splendid program Of
vaudeville. Pantages presents nm UNI
limited amount OF good vaudeville
To Its many patrons this week. Tho
manner I'm which the number was
gotten up Is a rarity for that kind
OF an act Not only are the mem.
hcrs OF the feature bin excellent
musicians. but the settings are moth.
ing short OF gorgeous. II Ia n treat.
Charles kenna. impersonator.
was funnier than ever with HIS new
patter and songs. Pressing Kenna
closely for individual honora Ia
Maido De Long. whose best effort
liz the Characterization OF n Swode
girl \ tight rope act. racing
sketch and three young men with
good voices. complete the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
RESINOL STOPS
TORTURINC ITCH

There In no earthly need OF itch.
Ing and scratching. No matter
how long you have suffered. no
matter how many treatments you
have tried. there are thousands who
have been in as bad a plight. and who
have found perfect skin health in
Resinol. In even the stubborneHt
cases OF eczema. ringworm, or 9th.
or tormenting. unsightly humor. a
warm bath with Resinol Soap and
a single application of Resinol Oint-
ment stop the itching instantly.
Healing begins at once, and soon
this simple. pleasant and econom.
teal treatment clears the trouble
away. After that. the regular use
OF Reslnol Soap for tho toilet and
bath is usually enough to prevent
It's return.
Resinol Soap and Resinol ONT.
ment are also speedily effective
for plmples. blackheads. sunburn.
ivy poisoning. dandruff. sores and
piles. Prescribed by doctors for
eighteen years. and sold by prac-
tically every druggist in the United
States. Trial free; Dept. 4-P. Res
mol. Baltimore. Md,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
DENY CANCER STORY

DIR. A. d. Houghton, surgeon, bot.
anlst. and a former councilman OF
Los Angeles, and his wife stopped
In Seattle this morning on their
way home from their honeymoon.
Or. Houghton spent n part OF his
honeymoon trip at Mayo hospital
at Rochester. Mimi, where he In
vestigated the claim that the Mayo
brothers had discovered the cura'
billy OF cancer. lie says the story
was printed without the sanction
Of the famous surgeons that the
brothers say no special advance In
the treatment OF cancer has been
made by them recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
AcREAor

10 ACHES ALDER LAND. Aaso
TERMS $40 CASH. g. MDNTHfY
Deep. rlch soil easy 60 clear. located
south of Navy Yard. on county
road, IN settled farming district.
short walk 10 dock sawmill
school. lies nicely. lndustrioua
noighbors. ideal boat service TO
market
Puget Sound Farms Co. COS srd Az.
Woith ron lotitstgIE-ONLy IN
dependent life own g. 10 or 30
acres ~ beautiful valley land
Fortune can he made In dalsying
Creamery furnishes COWS and sep
aratur Have go acres 20 offer IN
or unimprOved. soil 6 to Z feet
deep. View % salt water. good
roads and plenty OF watcr All in
formati given by calling or ad-
dressing P1l PIKE 1T. or phone
Elliott e2aB
ROBINSON a. MOVES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
MILLIONAIRE SUED

ny United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. July s-Suits az
gregating s.. coo. 600 are on file here
today against Clarence Mackay.
muitl.mllllonaire. who sailed for
Europe last week. The plaintiffs
are W. l.. Stow a Co. who failed In
Wall st. several ycars ago for
$1,000. 900.
The plaintiffs claim they repre-
sented Mackay several years ago In
pool 70 control the Mexican Cen.
trail Railway Company. and that
they advanced money when Mackay
failed TO advance sufficient mar
gin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
CITY NEWS

The Golden Potistoh Will cost the
CITY. as such. $3.50. The council
Monday voted TO spend 5000 for
decorations and s2,is0 for extra po-
lice. Both appropriations were
emergency measures. and required
a vote OF seven.
Miss Maude e. Miner, secretary
~ the New York Probation and
Protective society. addressed the
council Monday. She recommended
the establishment OF a colony OF
cottages, where girl offenders can
be segregated and receive individ-
ual treatment and education She
pointed out the evils OF allowing
younger women to mingle with old
or offenders.
The council Monday adopted a
resolution inviting the grand lodge
OF the Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks, now meeting at
Rochester, to meet in Seattle In
1915.
The attempt OF the Municipal
league TO Introduce n change In the
election system. so as 10 reduce
the chances for fraud, failed yester-
day, when the council turned down
the Haas bill, substituting rubber
stamps for pencils in marking bal.
lots. Councilmen Haas, Parish and
Grlfflths were the only ones 10 sup
port the measure.
Communication between Seattle
md juneau, Wrangel. Ketchlkan
and Skagway has been cut off.
owing TO a break In the government
cable between juneau and Cape
Sanshaw
A dozen new carriers are needed
IN the local postoffice and sub
stations 10 take care OF the In
creased postoffice businesY accord
ing 10 Postmaster Russell, who has
asked authority TO appoint The ~
additional carriers.
Declaring that In the majority OF
cases cancer is durable In the
early stages. F. l.. Hoffman OF the
Prudential Insurance Co. delivered
an interesting address at the First
NJ T. church Monday.
Outstanding taxes on the o2nd
81. NJ. Il. church have been can
celled and stricken from the assess
or's rolls by the board Of county
commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
TENTHARMY
BIRDMAN IS
AIRMARTYR

HOUSTON, Texas, July ss--Llout.
Loren Call Of the U. s. army avla-
tIon corps was killed today In fall
at the military aviation field, near
here.
Just after an apparently success
ful ascent. his machine suddenly
collapsed and plunged several hun
dred feet to earth.
lie was dead when spectators
reached the scene.
Call Joined tho aviation corps
only "A short time ago His death
makes tho tenth army aviator TO
lose his life while making flights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
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CAR TAKES A STROLL

VANCOUVER, n. c.. July S.
Travelling down Commercial Drive
at between 40 and 80 miles an hour.
an interurban car on the Burnaby
Lake line jumped the track At the
corner OF venables st. early this
morning and. tearing up the pave
ment, crashed into a building stand
ing on the north side. demo!ishing
the front and smashing every glass
in she structure. Conductor John
c. Phillips. on the rear platform.
and Mrs. D. r. Smith. passenger.
were injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
DYNAMO RUNS AWAY

by unitrf Press Leased Wire
HOOD RIVER. Or. July s-A
runaway OF machinery occurred is
the Northwestern Electric Light
Company's plnat at Underwood.
Wash. when one OF the gates OF
the dam burst. doing damage es.
tlmated today nj Sc 1000
When the additional power reach.
ed the 10000 horsepower dynamo.
the revolutions OF the armature in
creased from $50 10 1000 a minute.
The machine and wires became lit
orally one ball Of fire. Telephones
for miles around were burned out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
MOORE

John Mason. ono OF the foremost
actors on the American stage to.
day. is attracting much OF Seattle's
theatre'going populaco In AS a
Man Thinks" AZ the Moore thea.
tire. a true picture OF twentieth.
century American life IL Thomas
latest success. receiving it's full
value az the hands OF such capa.
Bile and great actor as John Mason
With Mason Ia one OF the best com
panies that has appeared here with
a star for countless months. Tho
last performance OF the master pro
duction takes place Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
CATHOLICS WIND
UP CONVENTION

With the election Of officers and
banquet at the Washington hotol
tonight. the Catholic Federation OF
Washington will conclude its three
day session A big assembly at
tended the meeting In cathedral hall
Monday night. The speakers were;
Rev John A. Ryan OF St Paul. Dr.
Mary O'Brien Porter. Chicago. and
Dudley G. Wooten.
President John J. Donovan. In his
annual address. warned his hearers
OF the persistent danger OF tho
atheist, agnostic. socialist and syndi-
calist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
LEBEAUX FIRED

/. =. Lebeaux. contractor. will
lose his contract with the city In
the garbage collection department.
because he failed to observe the
s2.75 minimum for laborers. Le-
beaux employed i2 men. II was
shown, upon investigation by the
council. that he only paid $3.50 I'M
I'll an inslstent demand was made
by certain employees and complaint
was filed against him. lie then
paid the 20 cents per day he had
held up before.
Upon this showing. the council
passed n resolution Monday. direct.
Ing the board OF public works TO
cancel the contract with Lobeaux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
WIN AND WOMEN. LEAnS THB
NATIONAL BAnBEn oOLLEGE
WHY 10 LTSDarIsT-LILLY SELL
% MALE FEMALE HELP WTD.
-

parties from 10 G. steady pick
Ing: quarters wood potatoes.
stove furnished free. good accom-
modations Write a. Louckc.
Gunner Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

Large new potatoes. lbs 2bc,
best oranges aoc don large canta-
kcts. sbc. new dry onions, lbs. Toe.
fancy grape fruit. , Tor lee. sweet
cherries Be ID. nice eating apples.
zoe doE: large eueumbers. for use.
ptunes, doK. isc hard wheat flour.
81 20 sack 3sc vanilla extract, Toe.
pure cocoa. 2bc IL Z doE fruit Jar
rings. zsc. 4 lbs. cube cut macaroui.
zoe. regular i6e home made dough-
nuts. i6c doz fresh s-iaycr cakes.
iec. large leaves home made bread.
gfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
MARCH FOR
NEGRO WHO
| MT WOMAN

! .u,NcTON. July S-Al
vAs, ,.on ,s stirred today, follow
nssa'aa Mysterious attack on Mrs
.ss we .,. -. sisterin-law of Sen
hHr mn rnindexter. OF Washing
Ist' W. :, Brig Gen. Charles Nor
A.. retired. by a hurly
p v !. me fashionable residence
~ y n broad daylight Monday.
pnc NJ negroes have been
! nss' ~ the police The woman
1850 . - ,nahle 70 identify any OF
v was while approaching
s'sssuisrs residence ., that Mrs. Mira,
esssd her by the shoulder and
!sss her. but released his is grip .,,iI
~ = gardener working nearby
80 70 her aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

English mullins. ) for LOG; best
fresh churned butter. 1oo 10. 100 lbs
sugar. IS. delivered beat milk. - 80
case home made potato salad. ibc
PIT; kipparsd salmon. i5c ID.
Bologna sausage. i6c ID. ham san-
sage. zoe 10 dairy butter acc ID 2
cans red salmon, isc: $50 coffee. tte
II. cans pink salmon. csc. $50
brooms. soc: pkgs. macaroni spa
shetti or Vermiosili 1901 10 bars
Laundry soap. sc. candied figs. 2te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

lbs sugar, s0c navy beans. I
lbs 2ac. 7 cane sardines. acc; boxes
matches. 90. 10 bars soap. abc. cans
hand cleanser Sc. large bottle am
monia. loo. nutmeEn. So doz. soc
tea. ssc ID. salt Goldfish. Sc ID. roast
pork dinner, ase. pure extracted
honey. 2so pit. <bo at. $50 - 'Rnl. Z.
largo bottle OF catsup. ice lbs
new potatoes, 7sc. gooHeberriea. 7
ibH. lOc. Burbank watermeions. Sc
ID. eueumhers. FOR Sc. apricots.
aOc basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
ua..ifi.d Aa n.tc.-rran.Ient ID

are cents per line FOR charge
ads. or times for the price OF 4,
cents per line for cash AIS, or 3
times for the price OF 4 Phones
Elliott ~ or Main steo.
For tho convenience % our readers.
wa have established agencies at
the following locations;
2SD uuion ST. with Souvenir and
Curio shop Phone Elliott ~
r.. ~. Mniieu. 500 Ballard av. Phone
Ballard a0s
ADS may be left at these branches.
where same rates will be given as
NJ main office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
PUBLIC MARKETS
CORNER

Full gal. California homo made
kstchup. 75o. at Queen olives. $50.
1 pit Queen olives. zoo. : doE. Ger
man am pickles. g6c. 2 mRckerol for
i5c: lbs. kipperod herring for CSC,
3 lbs. tcnderloin 81 sole. 2bc. ibs,
brick cod fish. csc. I 1t clans. Be-
ace pkg. washing powder, ibc. :
large cans CarnRtion milk. Toe. with
purchase OF 10. OF age coffee. l0c
pkg BoraxAid. Sc. 81 can coffee. 7bc
s0c sack head rice. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
A GUARANTEE
HOME OR INVESTMENT

We have tho best buy for you In
western Washington Wa know
this land has tho value, and We
want you TO know ~ II not as
represented. We will pay your OK
pensea and wages for your time
while you are inspecting this land,
The land Is good. and tho guarRn-
tee IL good This land sells readily
20 those who Investigate. one
buyer said 1t IL Just liks gitt
compared 90 most other lands /
have examined"
Logged oft burned over; easy TO
clear: free from rock and gravel.
finest pasture right now. near by
mills provide employment RIGHT
LOCATION AND RIGHT PRICE.
Let uA tell you the fun particulars.
sss 90 20 5000 per acre. Easy terms.
OREGON a WASHINGTON DEv co.
all HoRe Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
Causes PANIC

.rrporr July s-A huge
.ol,sd on The top OF the piano
nesrpanic at the Gaycty
49, Investlgation showed the
49, .aI. 70 be the pat Of one Of tho
LEARNERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

Tho date your subscription expires
IL on tho address label Of your
paper. when that date arrives. IL
your subscription has not again
been paid la advance. your name
Ia taken from tho list \ change
OF date on the address label Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
TWO CITIES AFTER
NEXT CONVENTION

Chicago and Cleveland are max.
Ing neck.to-neck race for the priv
ilege OF entertaining the convention
OF the International Alliance OF The
atrieal Stage Employees and Moving
Picture Operators next year. Chi.
cago Is represented here by nine
delegates and Cleveland has almost
MS many. Election OF officers will
probably not take place until Sat.
urday.
The convention, which held It's
f!rst session Monday and recon
yened this morning. will devote H.
self principally 10 settling tho quea-
ton of how many stage hands shall
be required IN each theatre. and a
new scale generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

-, mosern outside rooms, zoe
!. a. stewart House, SO West
s.~,rt-Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

AGENTS WANTED

q
manufacturing an office appliance
internationally distributed. and
which has been successfully mar
keted for 81 years at selling prices
ranging from s27b 20 $3.50. desires
20 enter into contract for Its ex-
elusive selling agency In Seattle.
Product appeals and IL sold only
TO tho larRoat and best business
houses. A man who has either
actually sold office appliances.
card aystems. filing devices, bust
moss systems. OF one who possesses
knowledge Of modern office and
factory systcms preferred. Agent
must he able to maintain n small
office ana pay his own selling ex-
penses splendid opportunity for
clean-cut man OF brains, energy
and determination. We pay big
commission on sales, hut refuse to
advance a penny on what n man
has done or says he VIII do. state
age. experience and references.
Address A-il03, care Seattle star.
Use ressett's Native Herbs for constipa-
ton. so tablets for ~. All drugcists
THE stlATrLE STAR INVITES MR.
ana Mrs. Zwornoman. 9o6 18Th nv,
to be It's guests at pANTAGES
THEATRE some evening, except
Saturday or Sunday, within the
next 10 days Two box scat tick =
OTIS are nj 22a Union st.. with Souvo
cnir and Curio Shop, awaiting Mr.
Zwornemnn's arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
42-3 ACRES FOR $500
s25 CASH, $40 MONTHLY

Fine shot clay soil for berries.
fruits. potatoes and chickens.
Fine spring; close 10 cream
cry. depot, school and stores.
To see this place. take Mad
ison car To Lake Washington
and county ferry or Urania
70 Burke a. Farrars office IN
Kirkland. or call l0i Cherry
Rt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
WILDLY ISLAND

WILDLY ISLAND
$50 per acre takes some 81 the best
land on tho Island. In large and
small tracts
ADAMS. WINSHIP & ADAMS
i22 coiman Bldg.
THE poor MANS CHANCE--sTOP
shouting you never had n chance.
90 per acre down and VI 90 per
aero per month on 8 and 10 acres
OF RICH LAND. north OF city. on
paved road and ". z. station In
center OF land. telephones, etc; no
water TO cross good creek and
spring water TO drink. free wood
cedar for posts and fencing. We
furnish lumber 10 build 1000
acres 60 choose from surveyors
now driving stakes Sec WEST &
WHEELER AZ once.
COLMAN ntoCK.
10 ACRES. WITH sTREAM AND A
lot Of fine bottom land. In we'll
improved district; telephones: X.
r. n: delivery from stores. 1925.
on easy payments,
L. J. MARSH q CO, l209 Third Az:
ACRES NEAR SEATTLE
Level with snndv loan soil and easy
70 improve ideal for berries, fruits
or poultry. easy reach OF Seattle
or Tacoma mark cts; morning and
afternoon service; close 20 good
neiRhbora and delivery from store.
PRICE $3.50; t25 CASH
CLIFFORD g. VAN ANSDAIE. Inc.
Main office 1919 Third Av.
Branch 100 Main 81.
KEyPOWT GARDEN TRACTS
Close to salt water, dock. y O.,
school church and stores; fine
farmino district; running water:
rich black loan soil easily cleared
ACRES 5000 m: $1,000 CASH
na1auro Eaav
AASEN q SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Az Elliott h3lI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08

Robt. Howe and Waiter Miller,
aged II and rs respectively. are I'M
der arrest, suspected OF burglars
Ing the residence OF Mrs. 8. Larson.
1923 Taylor nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
uEmCEn ISLAND, LAKE WASH,

WTfttTsV TNENNU' INNI "NNH-
rich soil board walk just 900
yards TO dock. 10 boats daily,
price s1,k00. terms.
AASTN & SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Av. Elliott b3t7.