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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

Joseph H. who had been in the jewelry
business in New Orleans and Cali
fornia for four years, returned in 1850
and established the business in this
block which is still conducted by his
son in the same location.
A portion of the building to the
right is shown. This was occupied
by Henry Plummer, for many years,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

Litchhclu Liberal Institute He had
a taste for literature and practically
equipped himself FOR college course.
Just before tn, t4me he was 10 enter
college however. occurred a great
boom m III, ship building industry.
Young men from his section were civ
ing attention To that trade and rising
very rapd.y and Mr Estes was Undue
I'd To 80 into the ship yard at Harps-
well Here h, worked during the sum
m,r for four years or more and taught
Continued on Page Three
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

The committee of the Bethany
Church who have had in charge the
distribution of Thanksgiving charity
this week report that there is bigger
demand than usual for food donations
this year. Twenty-Five we'll filled
boxes were disposed of among the
needy of the community.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

The third musical evening at the
Congregational Church will probably
be held on Tuesday, December 16 A
splendid program is being arranged.
Full announcement Will be made later.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

The weather of Friday and Satur-
day was warm enough to permit of
several boys going in swimming at
Currier Brook. Rather unusual for
Nov. II and %.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-27

graphs so far as Skowhcgan was con-
cerned. were unknown in those days,
We have several more views of an
eient Skowhegan which we shall bring
out in the early future, and are an
xious to obtain others. viii those
who know of these old prints please
call our attention to them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
JUVENILE BILL
IS UP MONDAY

The Juvenile aid bill. fathcred by
Councilman Heske,h and supported
By the Mothers congress and the
Women's Federated clubs. has n
fighting chance TO pass the council
Monday.
The franchise committee. Friday
afternoon, split. three to two, on
tho bill. which provides tho EN-.
pioyment OF n s;enographcr and n
motorcycle policeman by tho iuven-
ilc department. Councilman Pclrcs.
whose attitude IL iuirsical to any
suggestion whatever coming from
tho mayor or Chief BRnnick. and
Councilman Griffiths voted to kill
tho bill Counciimen Parish. Mar.
bic and Hcsketh voted TO recon.
mend Il for passage
Unless Peirce and Grifn,hs can
obtain another vote. the bill will
pass with the seven votes required
In emergency measures. The re-.
naming councilmen are: Wardail,
Goddard. Haas and Erickson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
BUT HONORABLE
RONALD SAYS,NO

Jim Ham Lewis. formerly the
mink whiskcrCd congressman from
the Seattle district. and now United
States senator from Illinois. has cast
his hat into the Washington pat.
ronage ring. and has offered TO pour
oil on n troublcous sea by suggesting
20 Judge Ronald that ne take the
Job OF u. :. district attorney. Judge
Ronald was very much rccep-
tive candidate for the federal Judge
ship. which went 10 Judge Ncterer
OF BollinghAm. and the weltmcan-
ms Jim Ham Lewis offer fell flat.
Judge Ronald wired his old friend
and tilikum that he couldn't con.
slider Il az all. that he preferred TO
be Judge OF the superior court rath-
or than United States district attor-
ney. thanking Jim Ham. Just the
same.
so the district attorneyshtp battle
Is still on. with Robert c. Saunders.
Clay Allen and II ID. Folsom run
ming n neck-and- neck race.
John NJ. Boyle. Judge Hawkins.
William Holzhelmer and others also
are mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
MOTHERS ANGUISH
VALUED AT $500

over hor husband. from whom she
had not heard In answer 20 her
wire.
Suit was brought by the Corco-
rams for damages against the Pos
tai Telegraph company. II was
contcnded by the defense. IN line
with humorous decisions, that men
tai injury does not Justify any com.
peusation IN damages. that the In.
jury complained OF IL vague and
shadowy. easy TO simulate and hard
to disprove."
but" says Judge nykcman."
why should an injury 10 the feel.
ings. which Is real and often more
injurious than physical one. be ex-
cluded from the right OF eompcnsa.
tom"
Tho Judge could find no reason.
able answer lie therefore award
cd the Corcorans $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
RULES ON STATE
LAW

Where u person employed In a
hazardous occupation Is killed by
an agency OF another hazardous oc'
cupation. his dependents are emit
tied to $4,000 from the state insur'
ancc fund. and not 10 recovery
from the private concern which
caused the death.
SO ruled Judge Cushman when
he sustained a demurrer OF the
Northern Pacific in the case OF
Mary A. Meesc and children. Ben
jemin Mecse. employed by the Sc
attic Brewing * Mating Co. was
killed. while Mt work. by train
The court held that Mrs. Meese
could not recover from the railway
company. but must apply to the
state Industrial commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
BuLCARS LOSE;
TORTURE 200

ATHENS. July i2-Crushing dc
feat Of Bulgarian troops Mt Sores by
a combined Greek and Servian force
was claimed here today. The
Greeks occupy the city. and II Is
believed that Bulgaria VIII sue for
peace.
Before retreatlng from Seres. the
Bulgars. 1, is charged. subjected 200
Greeks, including high churchmen,
among them a bishop. TO unspeak.
able indignities. and then murdered
them. The Greek commander OF
the Sixth division disin,erred a
score Of corpses TO confirm his
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
FIRST FRIEND To
.HELP CONvICTS

Z OLYMPIA. Wash. July IA
5The prison board ia working hard
on a plan TO make the state stand
\ Is first friend" TO convicts. whc
otherwise would be unable 20 OBJ
tain paroles.
The plan Is to parole eligible
convicts TO the state as first
friend" the state 10 use the men
\pn rcl work and In quarries dur
- - months probation period.
nney earned at this work viii
hined BY the state until their
Jon period has expired.
plan win not only enable a
OF inmates in the peniten'
regain their freedom with
hm OF money 10 get a fresh
ut IL win also save the
\ Tor II would eliminate the
. reward now paid for parole
breakers.
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n ApAerMrNrs. FURNISHED.

COPELAND COURT 1909 MINOR
rooms furnished f2Q. phone
tight Nnin t7lo
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FURNITURE.

~. NIXON. 1874 SIXTH AN~-FrLL
limo Of second hand furniture nj
cont Call ana aer un
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CITY NEWS
RI. Rev. o. p. vanosnes, president

Rt. Rev. o. p. vsngsnes, president
OF the Iowa district OF the Norwe-
glan synod OF America, viii occupy
the pulpit OF the Emmanuel Luther
an church, POutius ay. and Thomas
st.. Sunday morning. Rev. III. A.
Stub. pastor OF the Emmanuel Luth-
eran church. has returned after
months absence.
For the purposce Of securing data
for a number % bulletins that the
railroad will print soon, J. s. Mills
OF Portland. special writer OF the
passenger department OF the O.-W.
II. & " Co. Is In Seattle.
Rev. n. n. Atkinson D. o., secre-
tary for social service Of the Con
gregational churches OF America,
will be the principal speaker at the
second union service OF the sum
mer. TO be held at the Plymouth
church Sunday night.
Plckpockets, thieves and bunko
men who come TO Seattle for the
Potlatch will be detained in the city
| fail until after the celebration. ac-
cording to Capt. OF Detectives Ten
nant. Detectives are watching all
/ incoming trains and boats.
When the body Of Edward Ben
nett, of 1918 y. Gath st., who was
drowned I'm British Columbia July
4, Is recovered. funeral services
will be conducted here under the
auspices OF the Masons.
A bia party Of tourists will make
tho trip TO Alaska when the Alaska
steamship Co.'S liner Mariposa
sails for Southeastern and South
western Alaska points at Q o'clock
tonight.
Rev. n. G. Edgar, pastor OF the
Olympic Court United Presbyterian
church will preach his farewell ser
mon Sunday. He has accepted a
call from the Third church In Port.
land.
The PUGET Sound Traction Co
has decided that II would BIO unfair
10 the residents of Youngstown,
who. I'm 1906. paid subsidy TO Sc
cure the construction OF car line
through their section, TO route the
cars over Avalon, which had been
recently planned Attorney Howe,
for the company. has notified the
council to this effect, and the fran
chise for the new line has been
Withdrawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
INSPECT BAKERY

The first OF \ series OF inspec
ton tours OF Seattle's various
factories was taken by members
OF the Woman's Home Consum.
ers' league Friday. The
women visited the Holsum bak-
cry, where they were shown
over the entire place. The trips
Of inspection will take place ey.
cry Friday. Tho party will
start from the league office. at
100 Arcade building. The pub
lie Is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
OR. L. r. CLARK. o. o. ..
THERE'S ANOTHER REASON

THERE'S ANOTHER REASON
Than looks why your teeth should
b. kept in perfect condition-your
health. Without good teeth It's i'm
possible to masticate your food
properly. and so Indigestion ensues
and a long trail OF troubles. Re
member. DIR. Clark Will examine
your teeth free OF charge and tell
you what you need and how much
e win cost You will be under no
obligation to have anything done
unless you so desire.
Our prices are exceptionally low.
We will make you an extra heavy
$40 Gold Crown for 81. or one Of
our famous $40 Never-Slip Plates
for IS.
All work guaranteed.
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Eyerybody's writing EN-. Writing
what7 Worry couplcta. OF course.
In proof OF same We print the fol.
lowing:
I'm In the hospital. what a beautl-
ful nursel
I should worry N get worse.
r, A. WHITESlDES.
i7si 18th nv.
That one gets tho prize today.
! should worry about a tear In my
shirt,
As long as my wife has site In her
skirt.
LUCILLE HEBRON,
322G Lafayette II.
We should worry about local I'm
provernents.
IT'S hard 10 keep tab on council
movements.
MRS. r. WALTON.
b007 Elmgrove st
! should worry n fashion DEGREES
That all women raise their eSn fla
MARY ANN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

= - In decision handed down this
acrning. Judge Dykcman swept
cssss.uide old precedent which held that
rslo recovery In damages would lie,
tWherc there has been injury to the
m FEELINGS agony--hut no
Aphysical injury ludeo nykeman's
decision viii be the first ot its kind
We submitted 10 the Washington SUI
h. preme court.
to Charles Z. Corcoran WAS visiting
ait IN St Paul In August 1910 one Of
tar his babies fell IN His wife tele-
graphed to him 10 return ~ once.
Tho telegram was not delivered for
four DAYS. The baby had died In
tho meantime, and Corcoran had
left 81. Paul without knowing 81 the
tragedy In his home His wife was
distracted Her baby dead she was
N driven 20 further frenzy by anxiety
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EvERETT-sEATTIE
0<TEnf 40 Hkrt tlAN

SEATTLE TO EvEEETT - Limited
trains s5e. T.so. $40. $50, is 10, II ;,
q m. ifsso. 10. : 10, 10. 4sto. 10
$40. 1sss $50. Bsts. ifts . m. daily
wsulas~s Greenwoed. AjaI Drug store
ssth ara ssrssnEpo6
EVE RETT TO SEATTLE - Limited
trains SECS. see. 100. 500. ,.oi. 10 %
II 90 a m. 1900 noon. go. s.oo. s:os
A;oi. see. $500. 1900. soc. ls:is m
daily.
Frsixh, leaves both cities 400 . N
kpACIFIc SoRTHwTsT TRACTION CO
EVERETT. WAsE-
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PUBLIC MARKETS


PIKE
Mondny--OreNou ranch eggs.
dor. 5bc Iowa creamery butter, 800
10 home made cottage cheese. 10,
H.. fresh peanut butter. . lbs 3sc
shoulder Of lamb. Sc ib lamb chops
loo 10 corncd beef. 1870 10 boil.
ing beef. lie ID. pot roaHta, isc 10
kirpered herring. 2 lbs. 2bc. spired
herring. i0c ID. hniibui. lbs Ice
~ imon. Toe h. cup cakes, 10c and
t5c doz German coffee cakes. loo
2pc and 26c each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

SALEM-A. THOMAS. as. OF
Silverton. Is dead today from In.
turies received when n bough torn
from a tree by donkey engine fell
on him. He IL survived by a widow
and several children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

Rev. John A. Ryan OF ~. Paurs
seminary. St Paul. MINI. a noted
! priest and scholar. will preach the
krrmon at the II O'Clock mass In
IL. James cathedral SUNDAY Rev.
9kyan Is In Seattle attending the
National Conference Of Charities
and Correction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

49, June 30. 1918
'THs Is 70 certify that took six
months treatment for tuberculosis
and asthma from DR. Macy. When !
went 20 him I had Just walked the
floor five days and nights. being I'M
uies After taking three treatments
] could lie down and rest fairly well.
and soon got 80 I could cat. Ny
tubsrcuiar fever has entirely disap-
peared, which I had had for Is
months, and 7 now consider myself
cured as ! am apparently as strong
A. I ever was. and can do as much
work as I ever aid.
JAMES sAMUELSON.
Gig Hnrbor. Wn.
Cured patients are our best sd-
vertfsernenfs and pay better than
any other advertising we do.
WE MAKE a SPECIALITY Of the
Eye. Ear, STOMACH Skin. Blood.
Kidneys and Bladder.
Also APPENDICITIS. INFLAMMATION.
GOITRE, cATARRH Asthma. Bron-
ehi,is. dropsicai. tubercuiar and nsnsmie
conditions. and all weakneHses,
chronic and nervous disorders,
xSpeciai price of $500 per month for
Until July 20 we will give new
patients trea trnent absolutely free
FOR one week Of OsteopathY. Chiro-
practic, Neuropathy or any drugless
method
MEN Bear in mind am tho oiq
est established mems specialist In
the Northwest
consuiisfion. examination and advics
free. N out ~ town. write Prices mod
crate. and include medicine
Hours. / 10 8, 10 y. m. Sun
days. 30 20 1880 .. m.
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ACRE A0E
CONTINUED.


THE roou MAN'r ouAN'i.-sTOr
shouting you never had chance.
400 Dor mere down and 81 90 per
acre per month on 6 and 10 acroh
. or nfCH LAND. north Of city. on
paved road. and n, = station IN
center OF land. telephones. ctc.; no
water 70 cross. good crock ana
spring water TO drink frcc wood
and pasture for your cow, enough
cedar for posts and fsncing We
furnish lumber 20 build. 1000
acres 20 choose from. surveyors
now driving stakes. See WEST a
WHEELER At once.
COLMAN BLOCK
o ACHES FRONTING ON PUBLIC
road, unusually rich soil. In well
developed district. near school ana
good town. 1876, on easy terms
l. ]. MARSH g. co, 1909 Third Az
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Nj. VERNON LAND
Ask any Seattle man about Mt, YER
non and he will tell you that Il
Is tho best farming section In
Washington. This reputation Is
based on actual results. It's In
tho soil. and the farmers there are
all prosperous, l am now selling
my 1000 acres, I miles east OF Mt
Vernon, at $4,000 per acre and up.
Just n little cash 70 bind the bar
gain. balance during 10 years. Be
sides that, we assure our settlers
lots OF work. That's what appeals
10 the man of moderate means
fine land. easy terms and work for
the settler MY literature explains
everything
II. c. PETERS. 500 THIRD Az.
20 ACRES, Z CLEARED, $4,000
BANNER INVESTMENT co.
2lT Boston Block.
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REGAL Dental Offices

Or. L. r.. Clark. o. o. s., Manager
f4o5 Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union
NOTE-Bring This Ad With You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

Today 49, Washington creamery
butter. 30c 10 i0c cans OF soup,
Csc; Csc bottles Of catsup. 20c mac
way aardinea, 2 cans Csc: 2 Toe Jelly
tablets. Csc. 20 lbs sugar 81 100
lbs. or pure cane sugar. $500. lib.
pail cottolene. S5c. new potatoes. Q
lbs csc. cantaioueS. for ioc. green
peas. lbs. 25c. green peppers. 2 lbs
25c. periwinkieH zoe per 100: shout
der of lamb. % ~.
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We have a 1oh acre place. near
the new Kirkland macadam
road, for sale for s1,275, and
we will make terms OF SIS
cash and $40 per month. This
soil is rich. plenty of water
and enough pasture adjoining
for 90 or 30 cows. This is a
snap. See Burke & Farrar,.
104 Cherry ST.
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4 Az originally. announced. I
4 the Il should Worry" contest :
4 was TO have closed Wednos. I
4 day. July iG. but owing 10 tho ,
4 enthusiastic interest taken on
4 the part OF the readers. The
4 Star has decided 20 extend the !
4 time another week i,
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Dance at Drea8land tonight. 90
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Best modern outside rooms In
Seattle. CSC to SOC. Stewart House.
So West Stewart (near Pike Public
Market. )-Advertisement.
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The date your sub -cription expires
In on the addroHr label OF your
paper When that date arrives. ~
your subscription has not aHffn
been paid In advance. your name
II taken from tho lint. A change
OF date on tho address label Is a
Rates for THE STAR by mail are.
J month .ssss..ss...s...s ...s. 91o
nonthh ...a...s.s.s. s'ssss - ~.
y months ..'.t..-...s. ssss.ssst w
hohth" sssssss'. ss''sts''
! Neuf 80. 800 - ~ = /, 3 = - q sA.eR
Classified Al Hates rates
arc ccntH per line for charge
ads, or times for the price OF 4,
cents per line for cash ads, or 9
times for tho price 81 T. Phones
Elliott ~ or Main pt0o.
For the convenience % our readers,
We have established agencies at
the following locations;
.2D unton Sc. with Souvenir ana
Curio Shop. Phone Elliott a.
4. ~. Muii~n, Bt0e Ballard av. Phone
Ballard SOC
Ads may DO loft AZ these branches.
whore same rates VIII be given as
at main office.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


TRACY JULIUS MEuuEII.-norn
October 10, istt. Chardon. Lake
county. ohio He enlisted In tho
Seventh Michigan cavalry. com
pRny ". IN corunna. Shiawasae
county. Michigan. May ~. lsei
lie was among those imprlaonod
at Libby and Andcraonvillo, Goor-
Eia. was discharged from service
May 10, 1893. in Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Had one brother. lfnuford
3 Marreii who passed out In Los
OntoH California. 1873. ono sister,
Mrs Eion Pond. Of Corunna, Fhia-
vase county, Michigan. who sur
wives him. Also his wife, MIS-
Gertrude = Mcrrrli who has been
hts life companion 81 years. Lived
In Lansing Michigan. 80 years.
lie was friend ~ the worthy.
nnd his belief WAS 60 assist them
all he could lie pasHsd away IN
HIS home IN nryn Mawr. King
county. Washington. July 4, 1915.
Ills desire was cremation, The
funeral services were held Mon
day July 2. a. : D. m. In the
chapel - tho Cremation Society.
Mount Pleasant cemetery, Seattle.
Washington.
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/ Monday stew. Sc. choice
bacon back. zoe. lbs. green ground
bone. lbc best Ice cream. 3Oc 1T.
hut,ermIik DC at: best creamery
butter. 35c H.. lbs. o. Helf-oiling
mOps, 9sc cedar mops. asc. cedar
polish. 2bc and soc size, Iac and 800:
pncuma tic sweepers. ti2 and ti5:
electric vacuum cleaners. ts5 for
s2475: oorned beef Zoe to l5c ID.
/ mutton stew. Sc ID: pork sausage,
II2hc III; hamburger steak, i2ho 70.
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,7so-vAsiioN ISLAND noME-,7so


North Of the city. 90 Everett inter
urban. all good land. y acres
cleared Groom house. well
Would make beautiful chicken
ranch.
=. DIXON & co.
afk Mnrlnn 81 MIN 90
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FLORISTS.

RigDOR. FLORIST. z27 UNION ST.
Elliott g07 Speciality. funeral
work cut flowers
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Stevens Academy

Private Hnl1F rof go al
Private Lessons 2xRIA
Days ard EsS,ins. U3Hk2U
~, E.i.A.sE~. sPEtrtcLE~. FRI
ted with spherical lenses. com
pl~te t7se. including examination
Schwartz. OptometriHt. al Epinr
Hloek. Open saturday nigh,
W. HAVE A s>AP pom TrRsT
class man 60 work up fuel clab
Cali . a. m. Monday. 2ii Mari
WEST COAST COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
WANTED TO BOHHow $1,000 At
| per cent on good security. aia
oriental Bik. Mnln se2s.
IIEr Is TELL tou HON Nor CAN
act up fuel club and get your
own fuel free West Coast Co
! Operative Association. al Mari
time bldg Phone Elliott aset
SCIENTIFIC EyEsI.uT ENAMINA-
ton. with laval Opthaimometer.'
for measuring astigmatiam with
medical experts Myers Optome-
| triHt. manufacturing opiIcian, 200
Peoples Bank bldg.
rERsItN car ron SALE - A
| beautiful orange coiored ueuter.
first prixe and grand prize winner
a. cat show, - bargain at 'ss.
INDIAN ARROW HEADS WANTED
/ VIII pay cash for few perfect
| specimens ~ arrow heads or In
dian curios. II price II right Nd
dress Private Party" care 20
attic star
WANTED TO BUY
| Building lots IN WnilinRford OF
| University district s. r Dixon a
| Co, as Marion 80 Main 80
KODAK DEVELOPING. i0c PER
roll. any size. Jacobs Photo Shop,
IL Bldg
New pianos Tor rent rent applied on
| purchase Meyer Toner. 80 Union.
GARAGE AND uErAIR sUop ron
| rent. ideal location; machinery
and equipment for sale. Call 220i
second nv
JOIN THE WEST HbAsT CO.
| Operative Assn. fuel club and cut
| your fuel bill down. For infor-
nation phone Elliott 1884 and a
man VIII cali and take your order
| or call ~ FL Maritime Bldg
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Never falls. Buffers Liquid
Tooth Filler stops the ache. Drug
gists, observation-disclosures
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my LAND NORTH or SEATTLE
We orfsr a view acre. on county
road. not far from Pacific High
way. overlooking Lake washing
ton. and with the privilege q 500
n community beach Tor tfhO; on
month. Free abstract and war
rnuty deed on final payment
OLE HANSON & co.
7f4 New York Block
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AIIoRNEYs.AT.LAW

uTssEiI. n. FARRELL. f2o y. y.
nix General practice. estates.
laws. husband and wife; consulta-
tion free Elliott 2sS
sommer. ios second $. ConsuitAtion
free
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cREMAToRiEs
MIscglLANEoUs

A ceaf rfarr ard a sson- q
isrht watts ENsry
wednesday anf saturday
yoa can waik ~ you wish
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AucTloN NOTICES

Every Tucadav I u. N. At Seattle
Horse Market. 1905 First 8. Horses.
cattle. harness and vehicles bought
and sold on commission. y. 7,
1oillffe prop. Main 3TGl.
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WAN 7 ED
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

A big party Of tourists will make
tho trip TO Alaska when the Alaska
steamship Co.'S liner Mariposa
sails for Southeastern and South
western Alaska points at Q o'clock
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

nett. Of 23l0 y. Gath St, who was
drowned I'm British Columbia July
4, Is recovered, funeral services
will be conducted here under the
auspices OF the Masons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12

Rev. II. G. Edgar, pastor Of the
Olympic Court United Presbyterian
church will preach his farewell ser.
mon Sunday. He has accepted n
call from the Third church in Port
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-12
REV. RYAN TO SPEAK

. reward now paid for parole
breakers.