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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-19

creditor desiring to oppose the applca.
tiOn Of the bankrupt for discharge shall cu.
ter his appearance in opposition thereto
with the clerk on the day when the creditor,
are required TO show cause, and shall file
specification In writing OF his opposition
whiting ten days thereafter, unless the time
shall be enlarged by special order Of th,
Judge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09
WITH THE EDITORS

Much j. said about the simple living
of the good old times. John sheldon
shows us a copy Of the men Of n di:;lcr
served az the American House. Spring
field. ia 1854. 10 the newspaper men Of
Western Massachusetts. that is INFER
esting along the line
These editors sal down Ia a repast of
two kinds Of soup. three kinds of fish
six Of c"ld meats. seven of rests tinclud-
ing turkey. goose and chicken. five
boiled dishes. nine relishes. ten entrees.
thirteen kinds a. game. tincluding mon
ercl grouse. ranvasback AMI other vari-
c!ies Of ducks. grouse. quail and pigeon>)
twelve kinds of vegetables. thirteen kinds
Of pie. as many kinds Of pastry and a
full array Of fruit and nuts.
Nowadays an editor thinks he is lucky
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

II j. announced that the President
docs not so.. in the removal Of the EN-
barge. any reason for removal Of troops
from The border. Neither do the people
along the border. When the border pco-
ple urged the government TO give them
ample military protection. rhe exigencics
Of The customs service was the least con
Germ they bad. They wanted protection
for themselves their wives and children.
their homes aud property. They were
not ovcrmuch concerned about the ques-
rion,of arms for either party. Both par
tics. in the thought If the average Dor
der resident. were welcome to arm them
selves If they coald. provided they were
not allowed "a commit Expectations ON
American territory. We wanted protcc.
ton then. AMI We shall continue 10 want
il until there il no longer any danger.
The reason for wanting il last year Is the
reason We want il now Ii should moi be
hard 10 persuade the government 10 con
tinue To make us safe. We were never
~oyrranxious on the ammunition question.
though We have cordially approved OF
the enforcement of neutrality laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

In a criminal prosecution Of deputies
In connection with the Michigan mine
strike. a boarding house keeper. two oi
whose loard.rs were killed by the lcpu.
ties. testified that her bab,'s face was
burned by powder from n of the shots
fired az she ran from the house. When
che returned Later she found one board
or dead and another mortally wounded
still another shot through the arm. Per
haps there i another side To this story.
Perhaps the killed and wounded were in
some va. Law ,iolaiers. Nevertheless
they seem Ia have tsrn >ammarily exc
cuted without due process Of law" hue
process IF law il susceptible of peculiar
construction On some parts Of this land
Of the free aud honse 1T the brave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

il be gets plain roast beef. The menu for
this feast II the gods Was decked out
with q lacey IL leaf like a valentine.
and each cditors's copy was printed
with his own nam on the back. Not
much plain living about that.-Sprine-
weld Mass Gazette.
IL is said that the best way to fight
the devil j. 10 fighr him with fire. The
hest May for the home merchant to fighI
the mail order houses ~ 90 fight them
with their own ammunition. which con
sists solely of advertising their goods &
the people. If YOU can attribute their
success Ia any other source then th'
writer has his first time 10 hear Of IL
-Lufkin News.
The New York Herald has located .
Southern minister who believes the won
en- slit their skirts 81 as 10 make II
easier for them 10 knee. III PRAYER. W.
believe such faith rs this brother ha'
might move Mount Mckinley a few
miles from lis present iocation.-nous
ton Post
CIchurnr Review: Women can have
more influence over men. ana conse
iqucnily. over politics. hy cooking then
something good 10 eat han they can b'
voting themselves. And they won't fin,
the Kitchen much warmer. either. thar
the ordinary political campaign. The or
binary Kitchen. too. is just about a
clean n she will find politics.
Polirics and kitchen are just as clear
as YOU keep them. III YOU are willing Il
permit politics to he dirty. il will h
dirty. and il il the same way with
kitchen. Whether or not women ar
granted The franchise. they will influence
men for better or for worse. 10 a great
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

II il Il good thing Ia have a President
who il big and brave enough 10 do right.
Mr. Wilson believes that provision in
the law admitting American vessels
through the canal tollf free is a violation
of treaties made with other nations. In
thai connection We shall doubtless hear
of eowardIcc born of the grape juice
regimen II the Secretary If state: there
will also IT, some more or less bitter
complaint abont time wasted on Chau-
ianqia platforms. Yet the honor of the
nation will rmain untarnishel: also
that fantastic. absurd runious doctrine
that the government is bound Ia hire
AMERICANS 10 make mnoey for them
selves. will continue 10 fall into in
nocuous dcsuetidc. The canal cost the
Isiitcsl States a vast mouu Of money
and a corresponding mount of labor
and worry. All users of il should he i'm
partially taxed for the use Of il. If We
expect the world 10 p%atronize our bie
ditch let H. give the world the assurance
of fair play in the use Of IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

cr or lesser degree a. they are good or
bad. Fortunately Tor men and the gov
crnmcnt they control. most women are
good and their influence makes men bet
ter. lH' lcntalit. the woman who keeps
her Kitchen clean a. a rule exerts great
or influence Tor good. II she had the
righl to vote. he would H. u, worse. ami
II the woman Who allows her kitchen
to contain dirt were given the ballot.
she would h. no hetter galveston
News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

Hon. 4. W. Collier. State banking
commissioner. %pronounccs the new eur
rcIl-y law a splendid law. endorsing ID
thoroughly. lie now suggests that Texas
banking laws should be- - shaped a. TO
conform 10 the national law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

Part Of the military equipment TO IL.
ordered NJ onse by General Carranxa
will consist Of several %aeroplanes con
suucted for use in war. He wishes also
"a equip a fleet for service on the Pa.
dfic coast. From all this il appears
that Carranva hns some ready rash ut
command.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

An acrupiane that viii cross the At
lantic Ocean ia fifteen hours or such "A
matter will be- such a marvel Of speed
as had not been though ci. but o that
a hiplane carving seven passengers can
20 = mile high AMI come back safely we
may he prepared for any further devcl-
opmcnt> In aviatsris San Antonio Fix
iprs>S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-09

The imlnrtant thing with regard a.
education j. 10 have H. control and III.
rcriian IN the hands ~ those who will
unseifishly and intcliigentlv strive for
all those things which most surely viii
make FOR bread and Iheral education. II
matters not from whence they come or
where they live or how they live. but IL
il essential. even indispensable. that iii
rcstors of education shall not be throt-
tied. bound or hamstrung BY political
bosses. The schools must be separated
from politics now and for all time
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Citizens ~ Brownsville have raised
a bonus If Sl1n.0m u be applied 10
tidewater railroad. None ytalkS. AMI
Brownsville has made VI talk WHEN most
towns had begun ~ think II could only
whisper Corpus Christi caiic..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l5.-'Tr
not n robber." sobbed 1e-year-olt
Nina Luke. as she sat In the cit,
prison here. after her arrest as 4
footpad queen.
u was with the boys when they
held mp Mr.. Brown. but ! was onl,
a spectator.
The boys" referred TO were Fred
Reist and Peter Nelson.
They. with the girl. held up Chas
Brown OF this city on one OF the
main thoroughfares. n year age
last August. and robbed him OF q
gold watch and $50.
The footpads knocked their vic
tim unconscious and left him on
the street.
Az the time OF the robbery Brown
asserted to the police that a won.
an held the pistol 10 his head and
after the men had taken his money
she knocked him unconscious with
the butt OF the weapon.
This story Is now denied by the
girl under arrest.
Il stood across the street" stat
ed Miss Luke. and when the boys
Knocked the man down | ran
Il met Reist at the time of his
mothers death" the girl explained.
HE lived Just across the street
from us. lie forced me into going
with him on the night OF the hold
up. He had beaten other girls and
| was afraid he would beat me II |
refused. ! was afraid of him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
is LORCNETTE
A NECESSITY?
JUDGE MUST SAY
Why 10 a Iorane,,e ?

Why 10 a loranette1
The pro and con OF Its utility
wac thoroughly debated In
Judge Maekintosh's court this
morning In the preliminary
hearing for aiimony In the 81.
voree suit filed BY Mrs. Flor.
ence T. Morgan against James
e. Morgan, manager Of the
Morgan Auto supply Co.
Morgan complained that HIS wife
dabbled 20 much In society tina,
she ran up bills 20 $500 and $500 n
month. Among other things. he
cited recent purchase OF a
lorgnette for st750. Morgan con.
tended she was living beyond the
family means
Mrs. Morgan replied by affidavit
that she needed the lorgnette be.
cause her eyesiEht Is poor. and. I'm
her work about the house. she Is
unable TO make ordinary glasses
stay upon her nose. She asked for
$3.50 month alimony. Judge
Macintosh granted $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

stall aa6. black. cod, lbs ibo. Finnar
hsddle i5c 10 smoked salmon. ibc 10
stall ali very sweet oranges, Ice dos.
Sunkist lemons soc doE stall 2f5
salmon. lbs l5o. salmon trout Ice 10
stalls t2e-1as. fresh hominy. ioc at new
sguerkraut i0c at, picked piss fect
lave ~ stall S0t. Olympia oysters. 40,
pit. ling cod lbs 2bc. founders lbs
Zoe. stan zoe. salt rising bread loc loaf
German rye bread Zoe ihnf Stall "a
chit peppers, tsc H.. fresh spinach, o,
N lbs wax beans lAc stall "a
large io-ih salmon, ESQ. salt salmon
lbs itc. Hmeit, his l5C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

stan 1879. fresh, whole salmon. %,
each haiihut lbs 2bc; tcnderloin sole
lbs 2te stall 1911, canal shrimps
lbs 2Bc. open clans, zoe at. crabs.
for 7sc stall So. salmon trout Toe III.
smelt lbs itc stan IS. rod snapper
Toe 10 stall 1919 pineapple. Sliced oi
grated Zoe can. bars LenoN soap. Toe
new Alaska salmon. zoe can. Stall as
best homemade mincemcRt. 7bc III.
sauerkraut, ibo at Stalls ai-a2. at car
cooking oil soc. 10 bars soap. 2bo. stal
a. pure coffee. acc 10 stall &. rips
olives. 81 Esi Stall 1917, lamb chops
2 lbs gbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
HOMESETEADS

$50 acres. near large lake. abundance Of
fine water available n you are look
ins Tor an slfaifa and stock proposition
this IL your chance Thousands OF
acres OF outside range. good soil. hun
drsds % acres % fruit and alfalfa to
STOW what can be grown. all kinds Of
fruit do well potatoes snd all kinds Of
vegetables do extra we'll Fine place
10 raise turkeys and chickens little
cash Invested here should make you
his returns In short time THIS en-.
tire iso acres can be had az low a.
$3.50 must be all cash Circumstances
cause this low price Look al this
property and Investigate values around
n. and you viii readily see what Q buy
this IL rhi. II not decided land. but 10
n relinauishmsnt. and can be taken o..
homestead or desert claim. will ba
here In town a few days and will call
IN you and take you back with me
Agents please don't answer 40 no com.
mission will he paid on this prics Ad-
dress p. q. BOX ais. Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
lORNIR

Stall o. haiibut. lbs 2sc: fresh salmon
gbc each. Emelt a lbs. gbc. crabs. "a.
zoe and for Csc. Eastern oysters, sbS
pit Olympia oysters l5c 1T Stall Il.
salmon trout. l6c M, 2 lbs sbc rock
cod i6c 10. lhH Csc, shrimp meat, Sbt
NJ smclt 2 Lbs 1bc, htllbut checks.
lbs 2bc stall IT, stuffed sweet pickles
Be- each . for CSC. good tomato oatsup
soc Eal. fresh sauerkraut Toe ct. larE,
sour pickles. loo doE large queen olives
abc at stalls 2. z. 3, 2 loin aud rt
lamb chops. ibc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
PUBLIC MARKETS
sANrrAKN

stall i2s. fresh punEeneps crabs, To-
Use shrimp meat. tec no. salmon. tee N
! M. sac. CLANS. Sc at. Finnau hsidio
isc 10 kippsrcd herring $50 10. lbs
abc. salmon trout. gpc 10 Eastern oys
ters abc pt stalls gf-ae, 10 iba. sugar
csc. dry peas. Be 10 An can coffee
81 stalls a0-9f-st leaf lard. i2se ID
shoulder Of lamb i0c 10 Eastern bacon
72c ID link sausage Ice 10. Cheics
steaks iso h lamb chops. lbs ftc
Stall ~. Indian Runner duck eggs as
dos fancy Iowa butter z his 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

$40 acres alfalfa land. near large. fresh
water latte, all good ,iiiahle land
nearly 100 acres has been cleared Of
its dense native growth This entire
'rao, lies beautifully for IRRIGATION. aud
~ properly handled. should make n
man rich first class orchard dis.
trict, M numerous nearby orchards
demonstrate. Splendid local market for
all the turkeys. chickens aud hogs YOU
raise 10 tons alfalfa per acre each
year a common crop In this locality.
am going over soon Call and see
mo at 229 Union st, seattle For auiei,
action, 100000 for entire $40 acres.
while decided land brings 800 90 an
acre IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

onions. lbs Too stall 81. honey. itc
comb NapjAck flour. 2 rkss. aSc: best
pineapple. cans asc. cottage cheese. loc
H. stall g.. milk cans sbc; fine Jersey
butter. lhs 81 good Eastern eggs, soc
dos Stall a.. apples. &c doE.i lemons zoe
doz stalls ss-s2. hams. lsc 10; leg
lamb. igl4c ID: local bacon. f2Ne 10.
stall 70. potatoes. Is lhs. 2Sc. sweet po-
tatoes. ibs Ice. tomatoes. $50 box egg
plant : lbs loo stall IS. large. whole
salmon. sbc each. fresh mackerel. ? lbs,
f5c.
Manette hotel at Bremerton, old
landmark. destroyed by fire. Blue.
jackets fought flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
ACREAGE

I TO to.AcRE TRACTS At LAKE
BuRfEN. CLOSE TO CAR, TO TRADE
FOR CITY PROPERTY, FARM OR
CHEAP ACREAGE WYLDT afa
NEW YORK BLOCK. ELLIOTT Ioo1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

soxl27. all cleared. or view tracts al Lake
Burien. t2ib 20 $500 81 DOWN AND
SOC PER WEEK wyide Az New
York nlk Elliott b0o7
Regal Heights lots 800. $40 cash. So
month. s23 New York Block. XII. Itsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
SHORT NEWS


/ v. s. district court orders sale Of
/ lIanford irrigation plant fixing
minimum price at $685.
I In letter 20 Senator Poinderter.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue nayf
. Diamond point II not and viii not
be used as government leper col.
Ony.
A. request Of President Wilson,
Secretary Lane hbandona proposed
campaigning tour through the West
Jones bill, providing for recog-
milton OF independence Of Philip
/ pines AZ soon Hs stable government
Is established. passed by the house
Second conference report on Alas
la coal lands leasing bin approved
by senate. VIII probably be accept
ed by house.
I Verdict In favor Of Edwin Gould
In suit 10 recover 81 100000. part Of
purchase price Of stock In Mercan.
tile National Bank. returned in New
| York.
I Rain In Lexington causes post.
/ ponement OF first days meet OF
Kentucky Horse Breeders aHsocia.
! ton.
Washington banks show Increase
OF 100000 IN deposits and trust
funds over 1913
Steamboat" worlds champion
bucking horse. known all over West,
shot AT Cheyenne 90 end suffering
from blood poisoning
Clarence e. Stone had been ap.
/ pointed general traffic manager Of
the Great Northern Pacific Steam.
ship Co. with headquarters IN San
Fran cisco
Win total Of 1896. Olympia reg
istration beats record.
Liens and claims against Con.
tinental Computing Cash Register
Co. OF Everett pour In since disap.
pearance Of President VIII II. Ian.
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

MEnnS
FUNERAL NOTICE

rANKEH the tamil, residence iiso
Eighth aV. october tf tatt Isaac
rafket asef SIS years. beloved husband
90 Mrs tYdta Cd. Parker aud father n
~ n aud 81 Parker memher hureka
lodge No. 20. y and A lawson
cansistory 80. 4. scottish RITE. So.
attic CemmAndery. No g. 81. Nue
Temple A ~. s. n g. iayaine
chapter. Ne a % E ~ and Marine
Ensinecrs Heneticisi Association. local
No IS
Funeral services viii ~ held 80 the
scottish Rite Masonic Temple broadway
and Harvard aV. FRIDAY, 81 80 b m
under auspices - Eureka lodge 80 20.
r and A VI Members - Shove sNcieties
and friends are invited So attend Inter.
tuvnt ia the family plot 10 take View
cemetery nonney Watson cv. funeral
directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
ACREAGE


All cleared and ready far pianting
Fruit trees house, barn chirt.
en- house vsll partly fenced
A small cash payment and 80
monthly viii handle can 90 The
branch office IN kirkland ~
Burke a FafrAt a. Soc this place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
INVESTM ENTS

REN. ESTATE MoRTGAGns. $500 m
~ 10 So. fully secured. FOR sale bv Jos
Y Thomas Co. Inc los cherry st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
10 ACRES
A HTt eBfft tfFY

A fptESDfb nUY
10 acres on good road. northeast ~ -.
attic one acre cleared. also 600 feet
new lumber! richest Hind ~ shot clay
sub.irrinat.d soil located IN fine die
triet Oniy $500 and tit0 cash wii
handis. balance like rent
WEST a WHEELER 500 colman block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
FARM LANDS
EXCHANGES

For ErrhsnEs-s nsS modern California
bunEsiops Pacific wall beds hAfdso
floors ca~sn Park addition. univsr-
ATTY diaftet Call Elliott 1isa. a. ad-
drsss Room as tumbsr Exchange Eids
II you are unable 70 sell yonf r-ai estate
vhy no, exchange u Tor new msrchan-
disc zee our Sample stock snf ss,
psFtieuisrs Pacific Coast Mdss. Co.
ga Fourth AZ
tncom. property consisting ~ veil bull,
Groom house ard sfors building both
r.ntsc corner Dot tonioo. fruit trees
ard shrunhsrY cali owner Hartis
Main stat
~ Tide nns aers nsar city limits al
s-ii fenced 20 bearing fruit trees
wni take sand passenger Fafd auto
80 frsi payment balance any ierms
Address Cliff. star
10 aerss apple orchard IA Yakima valley.
VIII trafs for property IN % near Sc
attic Address c.iti. star.
nsap,lfai view home 10, ~ aer.ss. a.
par, payment Phone Grant zee.
n.si estate 70 snehanss Tor team - eow-
sTtf seventh y W
~---~~~~s>~~~~~--~---~--e
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
VIRTUE
Leans Moasy
us,prs buFtnE 90 building ss-
Gro A VIRTUE CO. nosian block
small amounts on vacant or Improved
prnpeftri iUw rates. no delays easy
paTmsuts htuftsxsnt Co. Boston
uieFk
RIAL ESTATE loans. NORTHERN
Hund anf Mortgage. Co iset Fourth
az e.i~ssn rihs and union
bhG. 6Ts, T9.
Money on approved city property W.
mats haiidins leans
CALHOUN. DENNY Kwrwn
Aissss building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

South END
stall 81. green peppers. Dc h.. dried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

wsntcd--An ldeai Who can think ~
some simple thing 10 patent7 Protect
your ideas. they may bring you wealth
Write for Needed Inventions" and
How TO Get Your Patent and Your
Money" Randolph & Company, Patent
Attorneys. WASHINGTON u c
seward Alaska. II the place for you on
portunities for r.sht people For in.
formation Writ v o Sawyer, Jr En-.
staan Is rent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

NOT "a
rhs diHuity % profession prphibi's ne
rem indaisins In .ssnfsinus .fTef-
usinG Nssi.f~rvf N state - WasHtns'
ten sFsr 20 r.srs a rsSnifrsnf
eiisntsis hs. been diverted % my ossies
through p~rsistent NneetinE - a name
ssks lacatsi ~ my yteinitY rssi The
services - rrst class operator 80 40.
sariafs -tth me 20 handle Increased
patfanar. Apriy e nf hsqwn.
bsntist 49, Fir-t -. FOOT - rhTrrY
Ladies Gee r.-srf positively rusr.
aniss ny great sues-ss,ui "narthif'
remedy safely relieves .nms - ne
ienssst. most ehstirzts Abnormal eases
In 20 days NJ harsn. paia Or later
fsrsre. ~tih uoFE Mail tlts peuhis
streasth. tiet ~ ssuthinstou Nsns
sax Co. Is faos ulaE. Kansas CITY.
No
f,il linss ~ tanss ss.p Lac products
At tff urisr o. At last The ssnuius
article can ts ebfsinsf n. h.nsfnlai
snd hssiins prpusftf-. - this arsat
medicinal see. '-ssar fsss eater ia
m usnufsrtur- q 80 eaf products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the 'an
Vsntenre 81 our Busy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Ladies' need not feel embarrasasd 10 visit
the Landers System. AZ Union st.
when ~ need Of shoe repairing or "a
shine The best ~ leather EXPERT
WoRKdEE POPULAR PRICES
Wanted Experienced isdg collectors.
permanent position, spiarF ana com
mission. tp- Rise Distributing 90, 1870
Ffffh av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

Motorcycles snf s~eens hAnfi all
makes. some % these taken on new
INDIAN MoToRcrCLEA Bsiiep a
wright sif Y PIKE At. near BROAD
Fhsns Es-t s't
f-eyeis f-speed. chain drive. cheap. u
taken a. anes tts Lakeside Boulevard
Bezesn atfg
>.>~~~~~~~-~s--es~~~~-~.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
NOTICES


FOR SALE FURNITURE
For sails Must leave city this week. VII
accept taeo for nearly new mahosanf
furniture and farnishinas first cost
1859 zindoFf APIS ~ seventh az
Ant aoa
Furuiture - f-room house for sale SIS
Taylor az $50. tfse u taken a. once
WANTED - FURNITURE
BLTCKWEi.L FCRS Co. 1T rin. Eit
3Fst
PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE CO III.
nnu tsfs
/
Nf AXE FffNN co stt PIKE " sass
N~~~~-s~~a@~~~~~~s~r~ ~ef~s~e~~~-N~Nf~~~7N~
10 AUTOS FOR SALE
Gso " Miller usea sutos ms y pin.
~~~~~N~~~N~~~>~~~~~ ~~~~e~~N@~~~~~~~~
II MOTORCYCLES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15

LosfA female Airsdaie. s,rsysd Sun
DAY. In Green Lake district Reward
Phone Ken rood 17fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-15
30 STORES AND OFFICES

For sale Rest second hand store In King
county well stocked building ana lease
goes very reasonable Take Seattle
fssaquah stage ut Second and Union
SET back same day W " walls. lisa
quah wash