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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-09

DO-N w AAH quickly selling
our "Auermetall' Pocket Cigar Lighters,
the everlasting iron match; retails soc.
Sample and wholesale prices. 4Oc. East
ern Agency, Central Hotel Building,
Greenville, S. c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-09

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
few weeks completes; earn while
learning Positions waiting Illus
trated catalogue free, Moler Barber
College. So Luckle street, Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-09

WANTED-Position by young
man % years old, anything
with a good future. Have had
experience as bill clerk. Best of
references. G. 0. j., Box SO, care
Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-09

AGENTS-The all-in-one burner lights
heats, cooks, all at once or separate
y; all year proposition; 100 per cent
profit; exclusive territory; sample soc
Write Essex Trading Co, l Madison
avenue. New York.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
OHIO WILL VOTE ON
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Voters Will Have Another Chance A.
the Question Next
Fall.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. i.-That
the voters Of Ohio will be given tha
opportunity to vote on a woman suf-
rage amendment at the general cleo.
tons on November 3, was made cor.
tain today when petitions with moro
than 100000 names were on file with
the secretary Of state, asking for the
submission of a proposed consti.u.
tlohal amendment to that effect 90
voters Of the commonwealth. The
rellmlnary step in the suffrage cam
gu comes as the result OF hard
campaigning by all organization az
complete as any ever seen in Ohio
II every county and township through
!ut the state, suffrage workers, wilh
editions, have covered literally every
inch Of ground in an effort to procure
':gnatures and swing voters to their
side.
With the filing Of the petitions
came stories Of how signatures IN
many cases were secured from many
who had hitherto opposed votes for
women. Names were written down
il fence corners, on plow handles, or
on street cars. One woman told Ct
climbing a roof to get the signature
of two workmen. Another shoveled
grain to convince a farmer that wom-
an is capable Of mans work. She
got the coveted signature.
1--WE are going to succeed this
time" is the word passed out today
by Mrs. Harriet Upton Tyler, presi-
dent Of the Ohio suffrage organiaz-
ton. Two years ago we hoped to
win, but we we're scattered and dis
organized, but that gave us our les
son. Next November 3, Ohio will be
known as the second state east Of
the Mississippi to give it's women the
franchise that is their right
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
Change Your Seed Wheat

I
'' '"'''e's u your common
! no. Nv P''oe' say 30 cents, max
us s''''' i'' '"'s sum- Sou, we VIII
~" '"S' ~ '''e wonderful Mar
~ ~" ''n acres
we ooh oiame
'o'' e'"'hp VI postal cara
Nv" 'n'us"h"so Vi othets
''f saw" ''''''eS Oh their
! GU" s''" ''c s'ea''s' crops
-,
H'''' J"''" lie" 'NI'acts from
Va ''''''' ''o''|e"' Inc orig
V" '''' ~ oui "incc anu
f'op'''
''"' any ''''"R ia 'h'S sectlon-O. a.
o pte"'eo'
'"'
NV hNe "
80 '"' " '"Si'y COUPLES my
other wh"ai.-J. +. H., Augusta Co..
Va. Finest in tho ,,un,ry. william.
doubt IN, ,rre,,,s, uh,,, 49,, ~
- -, '"o'' 10 ~
ave- ''""''''"9 Co'' w. Va. VIII
outyieId any wheat | ever saw in tho
lstatp-F r Sy;rt -, w Va IN . -,
bu nor Nor. r,o,, an 9
Co., Iod. On, ocre ,,uo,, . -, .I,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
WOMAN OBJECT OF
RECALL. MOVEMENT
Tardy Officials "Spend Too Much
Time Doing Fancy Work." It
Is Alleged

COLORADO CITY, Colo, Aug. IT,
Because, t is alleged, she "spends
too much time doing fancy work >
Mrs. May zimmerman, commissioner
of records, and police magistrate of
Colorado City, has been made tho
otim Of a recall petition-the frs:
woman OtiicehOlder in the history O.
ne country to face the recall S:
Hu!taneou&ly, recall petitions hav
Deen circulated against Mayor J. i
faulkner and Commiss oner Of PuI
.ic Highways Charles b. Myles. Her.
:re some Of the things charge
against Ms. zimmerman in the pet
ion circulated against her:
She keeps books for a fraternaI
order and does the work on CITY
tine"
She voted for the purchase Of Il
dilapidated, secondhand automobile,
which was a needless luxury
She used the power of her office
to vent her spite on political enc
mes" =
"She voted for the expenditure of
$1,000 for a culvert which could have
been built for several hundred dol
lars
She jeopardiZed the interests tf
the city by not attending strictly to
her duties as police magistrate"
Mrs. zimmerman says she welcomes
any investigation Of her official con
duct She denies with vehemence,
however, that her fancy work has
interfered with the conduct of her
office. THAT charge is merely
brought by opponents Of woman suf-
frage because the charge looks good
IL print" laughingly said Mrs. Am.
norman.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
COMPANY FOREMAN
INSTANTLY KILLED
John J. LumIey Meets Instant Death
at Winchester Saturday
Afternoon.

John ]. Lum'ey, construction tore.
man for the Northern Virginia Pow,
err Company, was electrocuted at Win
chester late Saturday afternoon by
coming in contact with 4 hightension
electric light wire. Lumley was re.
pairing the wires when his hand
touched a bare wire. The BODY fell
to the sidewalk through a mass OF
other wires, killing him instantly.
Lumley was SO years old and was
from Durham, n. G. His wife and
one daughter survive him.
Mr.. Lumley was well known in this
city and the news of his death was
received here with sadness.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
other parts or the

not extend 10 other parts or tie
world
However. it says that should Eng
land participate in the hostilities and
the purposes Of the Anglo-Japanese
alilance be threatened, Japan may
be compelled to take the necessary
measures for the fulfllment Of its
obligations.
Inc Japanese proclamation was is
sued after an extraordinary session
ct the cabinet and was generally IN
i'lpreted as preparing the people Of
Japan for the action of the Japanese
navy as soon as Great Britain's de-
c.sion has been announced
The German fleet is very active
around kiao-Chau and has already
captured Russian cattle steamer
1t is pointed out here that Kiau-
thau may possibly be occupied by the
Japanese in the event of defeat OF
the German squadron in the Far
East, thus clearing the Pacific ocean
for the war vessels Of Russia, France
and Great Britain and permitting
them to proceed to Europe undisturo-
ed If they desire to do so.
Extraordinary excitement prevails
III Toxic. Onicial kilograms to Japan
from Europe are delayed two days.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
HOT AUGUST WINDS
CARRY DISEASES
DDS Should Be Abolished,
SAYS Dr.. Dixon.

DIR. Samuel G.. Dixon, Pennsy,vani,
on Dust" says:
THE hot, dry winds of August ed
diving through tho city streets and
along the country roads will carry
everywhere clouds OF Dust. 1t is tn,
pct abom nation Of housewives and
their distinctive dislike is well found
ell, for in the citv streets each tiny
Particle that is blown about may b.
raft which bea the minute di5.
ease producing organisms which We
call germs.
Tile means by which many OF onl
contag Gus diseases are transmitte!
have been discovered to be through
personal contact or through insects
which carry the disease germs frOr!
the sick to the well While the an
Gent theory that plaques were trans,
mitted by the air has been diSprore |
by the investigations Of modern Sc
encc, dust laden atmosphere NAV
be responsible for spreading certain
infections. LXper mcnts have shown
that some Of the gems Of cOmmuni-
cable disease die under brief expos
urc to the suns rays. Others are
less susceptible and thrive for Ger
tain length Of time amid the tiny pa:
ticles Of dust. The germs of tetanu.
Q, lockjaw are found in roads an |
about stables, and if the tiny part
cles Of dust carrying these germ;
are introduced into a wound, tetanr.'
is apt to result.
"In the sputum Of suffere" frOr.
tuberculosis, in the dust Of the street"
or sidewalks we often find the tube
Gle bacillus, the germ responsible f0
consumption
eve have reason to believe tn.
the germ of smallpox and possib.
pneumonia may also be t ansm tie
in this way
DRY sweeping Of he streets WI
its accompanying clouds Of more
less infected dust, and this dry sWcc,
ings of buildings may be a possih
source of disease Infection In man
Of the European and in some Anne.
can cities and streets are washc
every day. This is a sanitary mca:;
IRE Of no little Importance and shou.
be- followed wherever possible. d.
sweeping and dust ng with the Oh
fashioned buster should be abolis..
ed"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
WATER CUT OFF FOR
PAYMENT OF RENTS
Water Officials Commenced Work
Under New Ruling Today-WiIl
Complete Job In Week.

Superintendent Of Water Works
Shaffer and his assistant Joseph
Blake, in keeping with notice is
sued last week by the Board Of At
fairs, commenced today to cut off wa
ter from properties for non-payment
Of rents, and they are supposed 10
complete the work within week.
This is for the year from April I,
1914 to April I, 1915, and due July
first. The West Virginia Public Ser
vice Commission requires such aC-
ton and failure so to do On the part
Of the Board Of Affairs makes that
body liable.
The rents are due on many prop
critics, hence many people will be af-
fected. This action, drastic though
it may seem, is the only course al.
LEVIED under the new laws Of the
state.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
JAPAN IS READY TO
JOIN IN WORLD WAR
cision BY Great Britain, Says
Proclamation.

TOKYO, Aug. IA proclamation
las been issued by the Japanese gov
ernmcnt expresses anxiety as to the
speedy restoration of peace. 1t points
out Japan's desire to remain neutral
during the war which it hopes VIII
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
SEND PEACHES BY
THE PARCEL POST

The Lookout Orchard Company,
with extensive orchards at Smiths.
burg, keedysvilc and Rohrersville, il
making arrangements to supply Gus.
toners with peaches his season.
Manager Lancclot Jacques was III
Frederick and gave out the i1forma.
ton that the company would BIZ
glad to supply the residents with
fruit via the parcel post system. IL
is thought that this company villa
have about twenty-five thousand
bushels Of peaches this year.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08
Members Confirmed.

Inc banking committee Of the son
ale today recommended Paul War
burg and Frederick Dclano, and i'm
mcdlately they were confirmed as
members of the federal reserve board.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-08-08

For shoes go TO Charles f. Tbo,
N"''h queen Street. His stock is excel
lent and the cou tesiea of his cIerL
can be "xcelIed. Try h m and T.,
convinced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
- -
Ell

With auto road race, seropIsns
flights. baby cor test and mann
Wild West features. -Frontisr
Days" show al Walla walla opens
for three days tomorrow.
Woocland-Cowlitx county far
viii open tomorrow for three dsys
at Woodland.
County treasurers In session 4
Walla Walla. elect c. J. Carr. II
coma. president.
Tug Gertrude destroyed In Gulf
TOT Mexico by boiler explosion. Al
hands but one killed.
Mexican government takes over
Mexican National railroad. e.eop
mile system.
Contest for republican county
clerk nomination at Bellinghan
silli In coubt as result OF slowness
OF mountain districts in making 70
turns.
Democrats adopt Spanish war
tax as basis for revenue and plsa
TO give up levy on freights. and
will lax beer and gasoline.
Charles Boidt, who lost forums
OF $50, 900 by bad investments. die1
from pistol shot. blaming foofpads.
Thought to be suicide.
Additional transport put on Phlk
ippine run TO relieve food shortage
Senator Kenyon starts flIib0stcf
By speaking ali day against harbW
bill.
Republican minority in congress
plans fight on bill proposing to buy
foreign ships for U. s. merchant
marine.
Sugar for state institutions viii
cost approximately $4,000 mors
during next six months.
Oregon and Washington public
service commissions send protests
10 Washington against proposed
tax on freight
Sksglt county fair will starr Mon.
day. featuring west side stock ana
farm products.
King declared to be the only
county In the state taxing Y. u
and Y. w. c. A. property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
GUNNER HOPES
CASE HOPELESS

From all accounts. his name be-
lies the fact. There's no hope for
Harry Hope. -. whose home IL In
Lunnon. England.
Hope says he's a physician, but
he only praeticed n Joke yesterday,
be said, at police headquarters.
Hope drew a gun I'm the Mason
saloon, 2ii7 First av.. put heavy
scowl on his face. and told all
whatsoever was present he was a
vera, vera bad man" Some
one in the crowd knocked him out.
Patrolman Miller escorted him to
jail.
Hope explained the joke. THE
gun was empty. don't-cher-know. e
he said This afternoon he'll OK.
plain the Joke to Judge Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
SHORT NEWS
HERE

HERE
Five births; five oestb.. ~
divorce suits started. :"
slackberriss scarce.
Hee Hee club dance, R.,..
iiill club. tonight. ''''a
Home Of VIM. Hutchinson. ia.
AndOvcr It.. burned. ''''
Funeral Of Walter 3. Pine, ~.
Yacht club gives trophy IA Va
Geary. Sir Tom designer. :"
Capt Davenny Of harbors "a.
gress addresses Munloipal leavsa
AK Woman's Improvement ~.
dance. AK Nat" Thursday MA.
Despite nnishap, Admiral ssb,.~
10 sail South on scheduled tims
Liner L0rline arrives from y.
waiians; sights Jap cruiser.
New Q. NJ liners leave for o.
cific Coast first OF year.
Csrstens Packing Plant 10 la...
here II trade with county ros.
through.
Boy Scout meeting called.
S. G. Rinehsrt dies from ev..
dose OF chloroform.
Room Of D. s. Reagan. eexx
hotel, ransacked for second time
Womsn's Outlook under s.~
heads. declares for prohibition
Ray zblnden elected senior p,e.
ident at Queen Anne high.
Commissioners won't cee;s.
question OF 5-cent fare on Kirkland
ferry for two months.
Contract for clearing channel a
White river Jet for s42.4s0.
Library has prepared list Of eur.
rent references 10 European war
Two autoists fined s25 for failure
TO stop for street cars.
Mrs. Fred n. Baxter and oavoh.
ter return from war zone.
Mira. Virginia Case. slster.in-l,s
OF Otto Case, dead.
Burglar, locked In Lakeyieu arc
Gerry store, gets 81.
CameIs give pioneer Nloht-
Sept IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

Stall IT. lbs. standard graduated
sugar, Bsc Stall ~. = 90 boxes matches
Zoe. shinoia. Sc box: corn or gloss starch
sc H. Stall 6, 100 bottles salad oil
&c; paprika. ibc can. Stall 20. mRrgar-
inc. 2 lbs bbc stalls si-a2 10 bars
laundry soap. 2bo. stall %, regular abe
coffee. zoe b.; fresh rolled oats. &c H.
stall 1909. pt. fruit Jars acc. ats. sec .
rubber jar rings. DC dor. Stall 1875. 10
lbs pure cane sugar. soc. with each s2bo
grocery order not including sugar. stall
1893. fresh tripe, &c ID, lamb chops, i5e
H.. picnic hams. 1tc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

fruit ;te dor Tokay grapes ltc boskst.
Stalls asa. leg LIANT. AVE H. lamb
chops i1Ac u. fancy pot roast izise
10 GOOD steak. itc d.. hams. haif Or
whols. isc fancy porn sausage. ave
No. fancy bacon. ffe H.. local bacon.
i9Me ~. stall -. washington milk 4
cans itci good Eastern egHs. sec doz .
Blocks Swiss cheese. 700 III Jersey but
Ter, he 81 Stall H. carrots ana beeis
Z hunrhes &C.. sweet potatoes lbs Toe.
stall A.. halibui. he 9tc. smsii. Z
he SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
as BOSTON BLOCK

A lovely. nev. Groom. modern bunsaiow
choice trees rose hedge. shrub. wood
and chicken house. 10 minutes FROM
business center Tak~ Fourth av car
Get OF at pthstio st. one block west
Gail At ssti Garden at own.r. %,
cash. ii.tee. street grade Included
uainier s1tI
For Eaie--ii rsuiifui home. srsnd. sweep,
inE. unohsiruefsf bay and city view
Phone Grant 500
s-rpom house large yard peth 81. arssf
Lake Rent 100 month. Ksnwooa
eat Nelson. tzs 10Th n
For sAi~ cheap my modern. s-room hcms
aTor Dsnsmor@ Az.
snsgoxisv Iot sauity Msln iIss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stalls ios-iis-ii.. sse pkg. rolled oats
soc. 2Bc pkg. Peariiuc, zoe, Ice pkgs
corn starch. SC; corn syrup, loc can. 2bc
bottle cR,Hup. 2oc 3 cans oysters. zoe ,
isc cans asparagus, zoe. stall loo. salt
pork. i0c 10 brain. ioc dish. sparerihs.
lie ID neck bones. &c 10. cottage hams.
zoe III. bacon. 2ac M. Stall 10. Malaga
and Tokay grapes. Sc ID best baking
apples. $50 doz. Siberian crahRpples. 75c
box: Concord grapes. acc basket pick
ling cucumbers. 2bc and a5e per 100 stall
o. salmon trout. ace ID. smelts. lbs
$50; halibut. lbs. i5o; salmon, lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
LIBRARY OPENED

Crowds filled all available space
in tho Henry l.. Ycsler branch H.
brary at 23rd and Yesler way last
nigh. where program of exer-
cises was held In connection with
the formal opening OF the building
TO the public. The Yesler branch
il the only library In the city built
without funds from Andrew Carne-
gle. II is the donation OF the late
Henry Yesler. pioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

stall fes. sapsrkfaut. Zoe at knAek-
SurHi. 2eo ~. Stall ao7. sweet potatoes.
he sto. dry onions. lbs 7te stall
fts. sweet corn. 80 doE new iurnipn. :
ih@ loo. Stall -. large bottle eatsup.
Toe; ripe olives. Ito pt- Stall iif. seed
lees grapefruit. for Zoe. Malaga Or
Tohhy grapes. &c N. stall 1905. Washing
ton creamery butter. tbc H.. fresh East
sfn egrs. 4te Con stalls iof-ffs. IL lbs.
sugar. ~ phEs. corn makes. itc stall
~. sai ran tomatoes. stos EaL can
black berries CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

Stall i22-12t. pure comb honey. loo
fancy black or white fiss. lbs. lie; rye
waters 100 H.. pure maple syrup. sbc pit.
At Leslie's. ibc bottle catsup. Toe; large
Jars olive salad. 20ci ibc cans peas. loc
onion salad. 1oc bottle. sliced pineapple.
i2c can. stalls a2-ai. haokbones, &c 10.
shoulder OF lamb. 1Oc ID, beef steaks.
i5o H.. leaf lard. lahc To- stall a..
cottage cheese. Ice 10 oleomargarine, 2
lbs. tbc. fancy Iowa butter. lbs, 81.
stalls 24-35, large cans milk, zoe, III.
best tea. b5c; lbs pure coffee. 81. 4
Toe rolls toilet paper, 25c stall 20.
aeodless grapefruit, for Toe.
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NO ,,,,. crrArrox.


UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
NORTHERN DIVISION. 80.
WHEREAS a nbei sns petition "a. flied
II ~. District cour, % m. rf-iied
Washington. Northern Division. N the
18th fsv ~ August. 1910 bf she Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. nwn-
~ - the steamship princess Vie
'erfa." her engines. h@iier. apparel.
tackle. surniture. etc. for limitation ~
infury arissnr nut ~ ~ orcasinnef ~
that certain rnTare ~ tho steamship
''rr'rress Victoria" commencing AZ
Vancouver. n 9. Dominion ~ csasfs.
On kuruss tsth. 1914 - ~ o'clect p
m. ard enfinr a. r~aisie. washington.
~ turust rssh. 1910 AZ about 70
O'Clock = m. whether the same @ross
out ~ ~ by reason ~ collision BE-
fw~rn the steamship "rrinress Vic
'oria" anf sNs steamship Admiral
Sampson which occurred On THE MORN
irr ~ surus' seth. 1910 while the said
steamship princes. Victoria" was on
the aforesaid vrrare cr otherwise; ard
WHEREAS said petitioner and ut.eianf
has rtfsn = stipulation With ROOD and
sufficient surety 20 shifs ny and pay
the moneys awarded hv tho final de.
cree rendered BY thi. cour, or ~ an
appellate rru-t. ~ apnesi intervene 20
'Ne amount OF two hundred ~frhf III
Thousand two hundred end twenty five
and io-ioo dollar. fs-ss.essin1. and in
fcres' tho same heinz the ANNA is~e
value ~ the saif steamship 'prf~cs.-
Victoria" arf her pending frri~hf 81
The termination % the aforesaid vey-
are
Now Therefore IN pursuance ~ rnoni,ion
issued Nv ssis court % me directed and
delivered DO hereby cite all persons
claiming damages for any DAMAGE loo.
or injury arising out % me aforesaid
voyage ~ the steamship "prinr~~- VIE
toris" ending a. Seattle wsrhinptnn
On August ssih. 1910 whrfh-- ~eca
stoned hv the aforesaid collision or
otherwise ~ file ard make 10, proof
~ their re.peeiivs ciair,. before A. c
bowman. ESQ. United state. Commits
.inner at his office room rss Central
building IN the city NJ Seattle on Or
heror. tho 18th day ~ ne~emher. 1914
~ 10 o'clock ~ md HisN 70 appear
before the said Court ~ sntd Mace on
or before the 18th dav % December
1914 81 10 o'clock a m, and answer
the Allegations 81 said petition and
iih~i. otherwise thew will be defauites
and dessrred from participation In thi.
suit
Dated A. Seattle. Washington. sep,smh her
srd. 1914
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United states Marshal for the Western
District Of Washington, Northern nj
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

T. N. n. Solner. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the foregoing statement Is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief
~ r. SOONER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 18th day OF September. 1914.
EDWIN J, wHITTY.
(Notariai SeaiD Notary Public.
JAMES ID. HOGE.
c. II CLARKE.
Directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

~ TirE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
cornT, ron TIVE WESTERN Dis
THicT 90 wkrufNoToS. NORTH.
EHS DIVISION
~ ADMIRALTY
In shs Matter - th@ Petition ~ she CA
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
rANr. q corporation. % the Dominion
90 Canada. a~r~f % the atearn-tli IL
"rnfScTFs VICTORIA for Linita-
ton % Liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
HOMESTEADS

20 acres best Of soil. on main county
road; walking distance from town
good school. land across road plated
In i0.acre tracts. decided land IN neigh i.
horhooi - thi. property has sold for
'sto per Hcre. II you haven't used your
homestead or desert right. and want
something close 20 town whore YOU
vegetables. etc. this - an opportunity
hard 90 duplicate. Alfalfa yields from
90 10 tons per acre Fine piac. to
raise hogs. cattle chickens and turkey.
This 10 n REIMBURSEMENT. and not deed
Cd land. II you will 40 and look a,
this property and INVESTIGATES values Of
decided land around ~, you will quickly
500 this would hs good opportunity TO
use your rights on something close, 10
town. and land that should bring $500
per acre when highly improved Price
OF entire so acres $3.50. must be cash
Circumstances cause Of thi. extremely
low price No stumps 90 grub Address
y. o. Bor Tss Seattle. wash.
-Four GOOD 12o-scre homs-tsads. With
good spring water.
-
Several good reiinaulshnents, partly i'm
proved. nj 800 and M
few good stock ranches az bargain
>
Some good, small alfalfa farms at SIS 90
per acre.
For further particulars call on or al
Ores. leonard Cole. Vale oregon.
100000 acres free government home
st"nds, de.ded lands. - 20 $40 per acre /.
ready for piowings yield. rs 10 40
bushels wheat finest inland climate;
low homessekers excursions write for
FREQ books. immigration bureau. C.,
" ~ = Ry.. Seattle. Wash.
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MOTORCYCLES

Nafarrvrtes -N-w and se~ead hand All
makes some - these taken On ne~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES nailcu =
wright str PIKE 81. aear hroaa
wav rhcrs Fast at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

Every day that THE STAR
is published, builders list their
bargains on THE STAR
WANT AID page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16
FARM LANDS
. ACRES $1,000

with NEW bungalow good well .
plenty OF wood good soil. lies nice
and level. Just a little way from
state highway and within easy driv-
ing distance from Seattle You can
live here and work In tho city; only
ioc car fare. | viii sell this for $50
cash and 80 month. Call at 20a
New York block for Mr.. Giigen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-16

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