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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30

Say" broke In Bud. jostling him
rudely a. he reached into the saddle
bags. let me carry that bottle for q
WHILE"
He took q big drink out of 1t to pre-
vent De Lapcey from getting it all and
showed It inside his overalls.
All right. pardner." he continued.
with Q hooking smile. anything you
say. I never use oaths myself much.
but anything to oblige."
mo, but mean 1t. Bud" cried De
Lancey. Here's the proposition now.
Whatever happens. we stay with each
other till this deal is finished: on all
scratch cases we match money to see
who's It; and II we tangle over some
girl the best man wins and the other
one stays away. We leave It to the
girl which one wins. VIII you shake
hands on thatf"
Don't need to-" responded Bud:
"fll do II anyway"
Well. shake on It. then!" insisted
De Lancey. holding out his hand.
"Oh. Sally" burst out Bud. hanging
his head in embarrassment. what's
the use Of getting mushy?"
But Q moment later he leaned over
in his saddle and locked hands with
viselike grip
my old man told me not to make
no such promises" he muttered. but
III do II. beings IT'S you"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30

iunged sudd-niy forward. Jerking the
baby fr~tfniiy awake. and trottsd
briskiy on. spreading pant among the
chickrus scratching In the dusty road.
At the liver, lmrn Mr. Pvtter pulled
up.
You'd t~ti~r gvt ont mere. ma" be
said. r~aching for the much crumpled
youngest.
Mn. Potter climbed stif1y out over
the wagon wbe~, and held up hss aruA
The little Potters ciambersd out ssd
the girls stood silent and Gloss to tbsis
mother.
me aud the boys n 60 over and 81
their things now. You % sst 700 and
the girls nxed no. ms. ap1 thsa cone
over to Martins. IN i0sd % the gro
ceries there."
"AiI right. m." bio wife answered.
tucking 4 hanging Iort VI bair behind
her ear. but l. I gs~ss III have to
have u little money"
will thRt do you. d'you thinkr
Mr.. Pss~r ~isureIy took . BIN from
his worn. r~ddfsh pockstboos and
handed Il to ner. generously bsorecsns
In his capacity 10 dispenser a fuoda
Yes. thst'ii he plenty. win" And
oervousiy; Nov. yos hurry. % We
don't want to he Iste Estting searted
bo0e."
oh. gssss zen b. res1y b. the
dine yos wsmea foits ~ assd %
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30

mgr"
that ore train coming around the
HIN"
Gee. what Q burg!" rsved Phil;
say. there's some class to this-what:
II mistake not. we'll be able to find .
few consenial spirits here to help Us
spend our money. Talk about . COM
pany town! Ill bet you their barroom
10 full of Americans. There's tho cor
raj down beiow-let's ride BY and
leave our horses and see what's the
price Of drinks. They can't feess me.
whatever II i've doubled our money
1t the line"
Financially considered. they had
done just that-for. for every Ameri.
can dollar In their pockets they could
sst two thst were tSst - sood. sx-
csp< for the picture on the aide. This
In itself was . great inducement for Q
ready spendsr and. finding food com
pany ct the Fortuna hotel bar. Phil
bought Ave dollars worth Of drinks,
threw down . nve-dollar BILL and got
back i've dollars-Msx.
The proprietor. . large and jovisi
bonifAos. pulled on his fiscal miracle
with the greatest good humor and
thea. having invited them to partahs
a . vssy exquisite mixture Of his own
iAvsosioa. pcopps1 himself upon his
elbows across the bar anl INQUIRED
vtGA % inGsnuOua smile:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30

A story Of border Mexico, VIVID.
intense, such 30 has never before
been written, 10 thIs one Of AnsrI-
can sdvsntursrs Into the land Of
mansna. Texan, mining engineer.
Spanish ssnor and ssnorita, peon,
Indian, crowd lite chapters with
eIssr-cut word pictures Of bust.
ness, adventure and love, against
. somber background Of wrstehed
armies marching and counter
marching seross . land raeksd by
revolution and without . savlor.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30
CHAPTER v.

Inc journey to Fortuna Ii Q gcant
nfty miles BY measure. but within
these eight kilometers there is q lapse
OF centuries In standards As Bud and
De Lancey rode out of battle-scarred
Aqua Negra they travelled good road,
well worn by the Mexican wood-wag.
ons that hauled In mesquit from the
hills. Then. as they left the town and
the wood roads scattered. the highway
changed by degrees to q broad trail,
dug deep by the feet of pack-animals
and marked but lightly with wheels. II
followed along the railroad, cutting
over hills and down through gulches,
and by evening they were In the heart
Of Old Mexico.
Here were mon In sandals and WON.
on barefoot; chickens tied up by the
legs outside Of brush jacales; long
nosed hogs. grunting fiercely as they
skirmished for food: and half-naked
children. staring like startled rabbits
at the strangers.
The smell Of garlic and fresh-roast-
ing coffee was In the air a. they drew
into town for the night. and their
room WIS an adobe chamber with tile
floor and iron bars across the win.
dows. Riding south the next day they
met vaqueros. mounted on wiry mus
tanss, who saluted them gravely, tax
Ing no shame for their primitive wood.
en- saddle-trees and pommels e. broad
~ soup plates.
A they left the broad plain and
clambered up over the back OF meuA-
tain they passed Indian houses, brush.
built and matched with long, coarse
grasses. and by the fires the women
ground corn on stone metates q thsir
anceston had done bOfDro the fAll.
For In Nsxioe tAsse ere two psoplea,
the Spaniards and the natives, and the
indiana still remember the days when
they were free.
II was through such land that Phil
and Hooker rode on their gallant
ponies. leading . pack-animal we'll
loaded with supplies from the north,
and - the people gassl from their
miserable bowels and saw their outnt
they wondered ct their wealth.
But II they were moved TO eavy. the I
bulk Of heavy pistol. showing through
the swsll Of each coat. discouraged
them from going farther: and the cold.
searching look Of the tall cowboy a.
he amblsd past stayed In their mem
ory ioag after the pleasant "Adios!"
OF Do Lancey had been forgotten.
Americans wers scarce In those
days. and what few oams b. wscs nd
Ing 10 the north. How bold. then. must
this BIC man BE- who rode In frone-
and CERTAINLY he had Soma Ussat re-
ward before him TO risk such horse
among. the rsvoltosos! 30 reasoned
the simple misAs1 natives of the mean
tains. easing IL sdmiration. Ct Copper
Bottom. anA fos Ia lesG IN their eyes
Bud returned hs forbiddins starr.
There u something about . good
h0rss that fAsoinAtss the average Msx-
because thsy breed the
nnsst Themselves an1 ere In . positioa
70 judos--bst Hooker had developed .
romantic sstaehnsat for his tstm little
chestnut Mount end ~ rsssats1 their
vtdssysd OaplnOs - . levsg rsssnts
Glaaess u biz laAy. TAis. 81 froatisr
s1Seati0a. rsa1srsd hin sAestspoksa
- 0rsg vttA tAs paAsaAno - u vas
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-30
The Land of Broken Promises
BY DANE COOLIDG,
THE FIGHTING FOOL HIDDEN WATERS.
THE TExICAN," Ese.

,coovrsht isiA b. Fr.nt A. Munseyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
Seattle Having Awful Time
With New u. S. War Tax

There's nj least one thing on
which Seattle in unanimous today.
That Is the appropriately Of the war
tax.
Banking. railroad and just plain,
everyday business II having a try.
ing time attempting 20 do business
on "A legal basis
The Law demands that all docu.
mentary Instruments promlssory
notes. bills OF ladlnR. deeds. bonds.
etc must carry war stamp OF "
cent 90 20 cents.
Added 10 tho confusion and delay
caused by general lack Of familiar
ity with the law imposing these
stamps, there In trouble at the local
internal revenue office because OF a
shortage OF half-cent and one-cent
stamps
Applicants for stamps stood IN
line all morning.
II may be necessary for the pub
lie 10 use two.cent stamps for sew
erai days. in place OF the smaller
denominations
Monday was the last day 10 pay
war taxes. Those who failed 20 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
nfU1ISGtfAM

rho stat. reports that Yeu cAr make a
Nvins on acres 81 this land. and he
come independent on 10 arres ef more
A. an invessmsnt.-to hold fer advance
a tract Of this land is simply IN
equaiief
A few Cellars down. . few dollars per
month. and you bsoon. the owner % .
real competence
-ali wFits OF phan. for fuii information
without delay DO II nn~. whiis the
thought 4. appsrmoss IN your mind.
O. X sTuRTEvAsT. ownsr
tt6sals Boston Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
SHORT NEWS
HERE
uut,,rmakcra m,,t h,

Butsermskers meet here Deeem-
Der 1916.
NJ. A. Mecourt, paroIed from Mon
roe. nabbed for stealing money or.
ders
st. Johns and 81. mary's
churches open annual fair
Million dollars worth Of county
road bonds on sale.
Taxpayers crowd county treas.
urer's office Monday 10 escape IL
per cent penalty.
TheosophIsts start campaign 70
raise funds for downtown temple
Attorney Lee, defending kriss
Knndsan. asks for names OF election
officials said 10 have been favor.
able TO KDudaen.
Time for gathering foodstuffs for
BelgianH extended.
Councilman Cooley points 10 pos
sible state attack on city steam line
also.
Benefit tea obtains nearly 500 for
relief OF Belgians.
District Passenger Agent J. n.
o'Neili. Of the o-W.. appointed trav-
cling passenger agent
Inquest throws no light on muir.
der OF David Evans.
Civic clubs hear school board
candidates at Joint meeting. Good
Eats cafeteria. Wednesday noon
VIII OF late Beatrice Mcclure adj
mitted TO probate.
@. A. n. Ladies', Lawson circle.
give hard times" ball. RUSSELL hall.
5dts 22nd ave. n. W. Saturday
night.
Russian liner kies, bound for Sc.
attic. II disabled and puts back TO
Japan.
Price Of onions up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. lbs. standard granu.
lated sugar. 44c Stall 31-2. soc
pkg. Instant postum. 45c: 35c bot
tie cooking oil, 30c Stall So.
sweet cider. 35o gal. fresh HON.
my. at. 10c. Stall 81. lbs. small
white navy beans. csc: rolled oats,
ID. &c. Stall IL. 2 zoe cans
peaches. csc: corn starch. pkg. SC !;
macaroni. Id. &c. Stall 6. salmon,
clans or oysters, can 15c, or 2
cans 25c; jellied pigs feet. ID. zoe.
Stall 6S, Braunschweiger liver.
wurst. Id. 25c. homemade sauer
kraut, lb. &C. Stall 64-5. peanut
butter, 2 lbs. Csc. Stall 1903, 40c
bottles olives, zoe; Acc stuffed oil.
ives, 25c; 10c salt, DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01

use pkg. seeaie-s raisins. inc: Z isc pkss
cluster raisins. 2Eo. Z cans corn or toma-
toes. atc; asparagus. lee can; 7bc bottles
catsup. see; soc pkss. Cream OF Wheat.
SOC. Stall rs. fancy Jap oranges ioc dos
fancy crenherries. Toe III; cacumbers. Sc
each: apples. ! doz lee; sprouts Toe ID
sweet potatoes lbs. ioe, casabas. csc
each as w Pike. full cream cheese. :
lbs sbc, Stall IL. rock sod. loo ID.
smeIt, lbs. s6c; salmon. Toe ID. lbs
ssc; black cod. Ice ID. ling cod. lbs
asc. Stalls ts-7s. fancy cookies. Zoe 10.
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ONLY ONE VAN
DYKE BEARD AT
DOCS POW-WOW

You've got TO give the doctors
credit for one thing. They're not
crazy TO make speeches. They'd
sooner take trip in a Ford thau
make a speech, or listen 10 one. for
that matter.
There's that bunch OF health of
ficers from all parts OF the state
about 60 or 20 OF EN-. gathered for
the fourth annual conference under
the auspices Of the Washington
State Board OF Health. at the Frye
hotel.
What did they do yesterday after
noon. et7
Fed their faces good and plenty
never paying any attention to their
own advice.
III an ordinary guy would eat what
they did. and as ilberally. the med
leo would soon be at his elbow and
remarking about eating too much.
All Go Forcinu
And after the feed. what did they
doy The whole pack OF 'em went
out Fording. Ran around the boule
wards in Fords. Just like that. For
go, ali about the safety first" bust
ness for which they charge ordinary
guys their big fee.
The program said the afternoon
session would begin at the Frye at
ESQ.
Along about a quarter TO 4 y. m.
few OF the docs struggled into the
hotel lobby. You could almost read
in their faces they didn't want to
listen to any speeches. and they
were there only because duty com.
PEELED.
They painfully proceeded TO the
assembly room. Somebody wanted
10 know where the chairman was.
DR.. J. u. Anderson.
He wasn't anywhere around. So
they waited around q little longer.
After a while some doctor arrived
who said Or. Anderson had a boil
on his neck. and had gone 10 doc.
tor who was working and not Mt.
tending conventions. 10 get patched
up. SO Dr. Kelley. state health OF.
ficer. said he'd be chairman. Sc
he was
Doc Anderson Shows Up
He called on Charlie Gleason 10
make speech on the proposed
water and sewage law. Charlie is
n lawyer, not doctor. He showed
few symptoms OF humor, but the
doctors seemed TO be skeptical.
They didn't burst out In uprosr.
ious laughter. anyhow.
And Charlie went ahead and
read four or five pages OF dry law
10 'em and got his revenge.
After Charles speech. DIR. An
derson came to the front with a
bandsge on HIS boiled neck. And
Doc Kelley lost the craftsmanship.
Doc Anderson called on Prof.
Allison. municipal engineer, OF
the University OF Washington fac
ulty.
Prof Allison had a hypochlorite
plant--whatever that is-hrought
into the room. and showed 'em
how they put the age In sewage.
Prof. Allison's job was TO make a
practical demonstration Of sewage
work without producing the smell.
After that the show was over.
A health officers convention
One Ford ride. one speech by a
lawyer. one speech by university
prof, and only one Van Dyke
beard in the whole crowd.
They're at II again today.
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e. sEWHERE

-Four county jail prisoners at Eu-
gene. Or. overpower jailer and
escape.
First train. bearing Northern Pa.
cific officials. makes trip over new
$4,000. 900 Point Defiance cutoff at
Tacoma.
State horticultural association
will hold annual convention at We.
nstches December Q. 10 and III.
Army engineer 70 strengthen Cow
lite river jetty ai Keiso.
License fees for motor vehicles
In state show an Increase Of i2o
per cent
Two New York gunner. rival
gang leaders. fight duel to the
death.
Samuel q. chrlssy. dean Of col.
iege OF mining. University OF Cali
fornia. dead Mt Berkeley.
EIra votes sio,soo for new school
building
Final tahuiation shows Oregon
abolished capital punishment by $50
sotes.
Regional federal reserve banks In.
crease their holdings $4,000. 900 in
eight days.
Amendment to currency bill Civ.
Ing permission 10 banks 10 use 100
per cent commercial paper killed In
house committee.
Capt. J. Q. Boyd Of the Southern
Pacific steamer Menus lost over.
board near New Orleans.
German steamer Memphis interns
at coronei. Peru.
Parcel post service between U. 8.
and Germany IL resumed.
Dominican congress. opposed 70
Juan !. Jiminex. Just elected presi.
dent. refuses 10 confirm HIS cleo
tion.
Doekyards strike al sydney. N. s.
W.. prevents departure OF Shackle.
toms Antarctic expedition.
Interstate commerce commission
surpends proposed advance In
freight on Western roads.
congressman flock 70 Washing.
ton 20 get flying start to avoid ex.
ira session.
France orders 10000. 900 cans Of
corned beef for army In Chicago
Lueius futile. former president
OF Boston a Maine railroad, dead In
Brookline, Mass
Arkansas state eseeutloner re-
signs rather than electrocute ten
condemned men.
Thirty automobiles burned In gas
oline tank explosion at Alturas. Cal.
Mine explosion In Northern Japan
reported to have killed AT miners
Army and navy budgets for next
year ask $3.50. 0o0. 900, an increase OF
81, o00, 900.
J. @. Wendell. said 10 have owned
$50 100000 worth OF real estate In
New York city. dead at Los An
geles.
Hunting accidents In II states and
Ontario. Canada. during season just
closed are responsible for Ill
deaths and i62 injuries.
With but $4,000 acres OF vacant
public land In the district, the Olym.
pia land office will be closed Feb
ruary l. and consolidated with the
Seattle district office.
Henderson Martin, Vice governor
OF Philippines. arrives In this coun-
try 10 urge passage OF Jones Philip
pine independence bill.
Executive committee OF progress
sive party to meet In Chicago We'd
nesday to consider amalgamation
with either republican or democrat
10 parties.
National Reform association con-
venes at Pittsburg to promote world
peace.
William Rockefeller and eight
other indicted New Haven railroad
directors. must plead TO indictments
in New York Thursday.
Chicago council names committee
TO probe city vice conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01

80 are now under penalty Of paying
an additional 80 per cent OF the
original amount About $40. 900 was
collected by the local office Mon
day There we're 100 men and
women In line when the office pre-
pared 10 close, at 6 o'clock. The
clerk worked an additional half.
hour sun there we're some who
failed to get their money TO Uncle
Sam In time.
A number Of cigar stores, theatre
owners, billiard. room proprietors,
pawnbrokers, etc. have failed 70
pay up. Uncle Sam will be that
much ahead. No excuses will be 40
cepted.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Stalls ss7-ss4. nut cream rolls acc III
stall aia. cottage cheese, l0c 10. Stall Is
lbsA home made apple butter. $50 stall
a2i, Japanese oranges. SC doz, Stall $40
ruiahngas, lbs ioc. Stall 3ta fancy
butter. ibe 10. Stall 3ta. sweet potatoes
lbs Toe Stall ati. juicy sunkis, lem.
ons, Sc doz. Stall ass. mild Spanish
onions. &c III. Stall ass. Delicious apples
soc box stalls it-i2, roast OF pork. 15s
H. stall 49, Yakima potatoes. sSc sack
Stall 20, ace coffee, lba. 81 90. zee bottle
imported olive oil, csc. Stall it6. fancy
boiling beef. lave III, Stall ats. large car
Reliance pineapple. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
SANITARY

Stalls 122-124. 3 lbs. bulk seeded
raisins, 2bc: fancy new crop
honey. comb loo; best new wal.
nuts. Id. 25c: pkgs. dates. csc.
2 30c cans olives. csc. Stall 10.
English mullins, 3 for 10c; genu.
Inc English pork pies, for 25c;
individual mince pies, &c; home
made bread, loaves 25c. Stalls
1921, mild full cream cheese. h.
zoe: sharp cheese. 25c; home
cooked hominy, at. Zoe. home
made sauer kraut. at loo. Stall
II, Brussel sprouts, Id. loo; fancy
tomatoes. lbs. 15c: cucumbers,
each be; sweet celery. bunch &c:
green peppers, lb. 10c. Stalls 22-34.
back bones. 3 lbs. 10c. Eastern
bacon, Id. Csc; cottage hams. Id.
Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01

Stall g. sweet potatoes lbs. l0c po-
tatoes. 81 lbs 2bc: Florida grapefruit.
for 2be Stall ~, fresh ground horse
radish Zoe glass. Stall 20. pears. Sc doK
stall &c. eauliflower, heads Toe; red
cabbage. 2 lbs. i0c; dried onions lbs
1oei carrots, punches Sc Stall So,
whole salmon. 2be each: Hardlnes. 2 lbs
2so. tom cod 2 lbs. 1bc. squid. Toe H. /.
bonita. Use ID. Stall 70. apples. soc box
potatoes, ~ lbs. use; spinach. 3 lbs, loo 4.
eggplant. lbs. Toe Stall So apples Toe
doz. Japanese oranges, Toe dor, Stalls
ASIA, hams tse No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
Or. L. n. clAho. o. D. ..
He Didn't Know His Tooth
Was Out Till Dentist
Showed Ii to Him

Read this remarkable statement
by A. r. Whiteraft:
My sister had tooth pulled In
your office. As / had tooth
bothering me. she induced me 10
call on you. and ] am mighty glad
| did. for the tooth that you ex-
tracted did not hurt at all; In
fact. did not know IL was out till
the dentist showed me the tooth.
! left your office and went out and
ate big dinner. 80 you know that
] did not experience any bad ef-
fects. Any one In need Of dental
work certainly ought 10 consult
you. A. r. wHITCRAFT,
"ifi1 North 42nd St"
Mr.. Whitcraft is one OF many
whom we have pleased In just the
same way. We can please you.
too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
M
QblRIAS|, ]
,DN -fG
VI MARRIAGES
iiGz!s2RAd|R(ESS,
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Harry Shoemaker. IS, Seattle. and Anna
Bprague, al. Seattle
willis H. watrous, 70. Beilinshsn. and
Grace Daeotah Heatnn. 49, Beilinshsm.
Jay Barnhart legal age, Port Angeles
and Mrs Lille Falt. legal age. Seattle.
J. l.. Dodge. legal ase. Seattle and
Elizabeth orr legal age. Seattle.
Fred a. Feekert. IS. Portland, or, and
Elva X. II. Guilliams. 20. oma. or.
Victor NJ. Graham. rs, Seattle. and
Ruth Minnie Heidimsn. 10, Seattle.
John struble. legal age. Seattle. and
Mrs. Emmaietta vontine. legal age. spo-
kane.
Mrs. and Mr. John stork. seattis n
daughter November as.
Mrs. and Mr.. Philip NJ. Range. bT2f
Woodlawn av., son. November 81
Mrs. and Mr.. J. G. Moss. btl6 t4th ave
g. w, q daughter. November "a.
Mrs. and Mr. Carl Palmer. s2os Latona
ave. son. November 20
Deaths
Jane n. BIRD. SO. 7i2 N t2nd st.. No
Harry II. Brown. Sc. 1886 Shelby at.
November a..
Flora NJ. Bartlett. A. Swedish hospital
November 20.
Geneviove Gardlncs. IS. Minor Private
hospital November rs.
Joseph ~. CLAUDE. az, Minor Private
hospital. November ~.
Mrs Mary Pierce, Sc, wyckon island
November 81,
Mary A, Mcneil. 81. Swedish hospital
November 20.
Grace May Eiston, month. taso Ninth
ave H., November 20.
Divorces Granted
Alvera u. caratenson from Arthur r.
Christensen,
Divorce. Asked
Mamie Ness VS. Ino. @. Ness. non sup
port. clara NJ. Tilley Va. Frank Il, RILEY
cruelty. Ruth Jane Hil VS.. Fred w NM
non support; Csssiua Nj. Page vs.. Maybeile
Page, cruelty.
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HOMESTEADS


4 zee Gee aefss free government horns
s,ssds. desdsf lands, - 20 tte per sefs
ready Tor blowing yisid. 10 10 90
bushels whsats finss tnians climate.
Low hams~s~ksfs excursions Writs Tor
ire. books Immigration Hafsau. G.
" ~ . nv. Seattle wash.
10 acres ~ VERY choice land. situated ens
mile from good tewn. which 10 ihs
Junction 81 tao railroads. making trans
partasisn facilities very good The coll
10 deep and rich. faces main county
road. soed schools. ssisohoa~ services
snf other city oonssnisncss ons sish'
ina 70 enter the hog raising business
should Investigate Poultry Of all kinds
thrive WY csnffns yourself 20 fee
acres. shea this entirs 20 seres u
offered noe at great sacrifices Prizes
oniY ttst. and purchaser 10 Put 10 no
srpsns. In seeing the land. nut re-.
msnbsr. you must have spot cash. a.
that 10 .hst u takes 20 bur ~ Al
dress y O Bor ga Seattle. " later
sstsd. ana want fsfaiis
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l N

Hood. productive wsii,iocatef land. Pcs.
session 81 8. 10 or 20 acres Of rich soil.
near Seattle and an ths Sound. win
good transportation. and i've com
msrciai club which helps you market
your proauot. IL not a safuhls. bat 10
an Investment as good as " geld
bends-Yst mum more pFonistls. such
tracts you can nov buy at
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REAL ESTATE
OH.

Speculation may b. VERY profitable. or ~
may result In your losing every cent
invested
nut tho man who ma. a family 60 thinh
about aud the man who wanis sure,
Hsfe and sans Investment, should pat his
little savings o. few dollars per month
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SNAP VALLEY land south ~ tawn.
on the iufeFushans fine tract,
cleared feaess house and cat
buildings Price tttai terms zee
down ard tis monthly. owner.
rel Ns~ rsrs tiosks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01

CORNER
Stalls ios-ii7-iit, 10 iba sugar. ti.oo:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01

Terms tss cash sni tis mnnthty.
Also annfhss pises. Nth srrss
cleared srontiax uaed road
hsms.. cell and bars. rttes tsft.
terms tss cash ard tft per
meath II yoa vaat . peutsry
ranch. come cut and sss Clyds
H.as-osth. osfies on ferry deck.
Aadlsos rAxh.