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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

! Washington, July THE statement
! recently made by, Admiral Percy Scott
| the British naval authority, that the
| day of the dreadnought is ended and
that future naval battles will be fouSh
by submarines and aeroplanes, is dis
counted by Rear Admiral Fiske known
as THE inventor of the American
navy. Rear Admiral Fiske says that
while the aeroplane and submarine
will form the front line of battle. the
navy to be strong necessarily must
have it's complement of large sea
going ships.
"A dreadr ought represents the pow
err and efficiency of $4,000 men,
argues Fiske. AN aeroplane at the
present time perhaps represents the
efficiency of 100 men Modern science
has not yet perfected the aeroplane
to such an extent that military men
can place absolute dependence upon
them. Thew are only an auxiliary A
valuable one, no doubt, but of small
worth as yet.
"a Vera Cruz aeroplanes have de-
n1onstrated their usefulness as scouts.
Perhaps they could have been put to
better use had actual hosilities been
in progress. But suppose they had
been conveyed there only by subrnar-
ines. What would the Mexican gun
boats have done?"
The admiral answers his own ques-
ton, saying:
'They would have blown every sub
marine out of tire water. The aero
planes could not have been landed,
and consequently could not have been
of any valUe. 1t is a wrong idea that
future 1avies will be composed only Of
these small craft. AS defense yes
sells, the submarines can be used with
the greatest efficiency, but for often
sive purposes the battleships always,
will remain navy's bulwark; the
aerop1ane an auxiliary"
Here is the statement Of Sir Percy
Scott, which has filled England with
apprehension:
The introduction Of vessels that
swim under water has entirely done
away with the utility of the ships that
swim on top of the water, for war
ships would not dare come within
sight of a coast that was adequately
protected by submarines. No fleet
can hide itself from the aeroplane
eye and the submarine can deliver 81
deadly attack even in broad day
light.
1.-The navy will be entirely changed.
Naval officers will no longer live on
the sea. but either above it or under
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
Sure Indications
of Lung Trouble

Continued coughs. fevers and night
sweats. are among the symptoms of seri-
Gus lung trouble. Eckmans Alternative is
most beneficial in bringing FHief in
many cases. complete recoveries. Read
this ScheN City, Mo.
'.Cientlemen:-I had a terrible cough.
night sweats and pleurisy in my lungs
a man who heard me coughing advised
me to take your Alternative. I paid no
attention to him then 1 got so bad the
doctor said I should go to Wyoming. I
did, and when I got there I steadily grew
worse. Then I remembered what had
been told me about your medicine. I be
gan taking it. Appetite soon improved
fever and night sweats stopped. and for
over year 7 have been well and in
better health than 1 ever was"
(Abbreviated)
(Affidavit) ". F. BOMAR.
Eckman's Alternative is most eficacious
IN bronchial catarrh and severe throat
and lung affections and upbuilding the
system. Contains no harmful or habit
forming drugs. Accept no substitutes.
Sold by leading druggists. Write Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. for book
let OF recoyeries. ladvo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

The Journal was in error in stating
that J. 8. Reese was to form one of the
party of Pensacola bankers to make
the trip to Montgomery for the meet
ing there today. Mr.. Reese was in
the city last night and stated it was
not his intention to attend the meet
ing.
Forty-six cases were docketed in the
city court yesterday morning and the
amount Of fines imposed was S140
Two cases were mol pressed, ten cases
continued and two discharged
A new docket has been opened at
the police station, and in the past two
days over one hundred names have
been entered therein. The book is the
product of local print shops.
Hack" the fine white horse which
did duty for the past four years or
more, and which was attached to the
No. 5 truck house, corner of Strong
street and Ninth avenue, died yes
terday morning about o'clock. the
attending veterinarian pronouncing
the animals death due to indigestion.
This was one of the most beautiful
horses in the fire department, and
many expressions of Eeoret were heard
by sympathizing cf<1p<As at the ami
mails death yesterday. An extra horse
belonging to the city has been placed
in the truck house.
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Continued From Page ThreaD
ly elected supervisor of registration
was presented by Mr. Hicks and was
approved by the board. As soon as
the commission of the new supervisor
of registration arrived ne viii assume
charge of his duties.
The pension applications Of Ed
Thomas, Martin Ballard William
doom and Mrs. Alice CfrinnelI were
referred to the county attorney and
the notary public bonds Of J. H. Jones
and n. 3. Mills We're approved. &.
The liquor applications ii Alfred
Moog and c. Thiesen We're ordered to
take their usual course, and the board
ordered bids on a new bridge across
Bayou Marcus called for.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
FUNSTON TELLS OF THE
MUTINY AMONG SOLDIERS

Washington, July 1-Brigadier Cen
eral Funston today confirmed reports
of mutiny among General Huerta 5
forces before the American 0utposts
at Vera Cruz in d dispatch to the war
department. General Funston report
ed the Mexican commander had in
formed him of the uprising and of the
threat of the mutineers to attack the
American lines. If an attack should
be made it would not be. regarded as
IAN attack under ORDERS" because of
Huerta's notification.
General Funston also informed the
war department that Marine Private
Heinrich ThObe. who recently mySter-
iously disappeared, was within the
Mexican lines and unarmed bur gave
no details
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

it and the strain on their systems
and nerves Will be so great that d
very lengthy period of service viii
not be advisable. 1t will he d navy
of youth, for we shall require moth
ing but holiness and darInS.
In war times the scouting acre
planes will always be high above on
the lookout and tee submarine in
constant rea diness, as are the en-
glnes at a, fire station. If an enemy
is sighted the gong sounds and the
leash of flotilla Of submarines will
be slipped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
FLAG OF REVOLT is
HAULED BY sPINsTER

Chicago, July 7. - Mrs" Belle
Squire, head of the -vote-no-tax
league. who refused for a number of
years to pay taxes and who maintain
ed her refusal after the granting of
partial woman suffrage by the last IL
Inois legislature, hauled down the flag
OF revolt yesterday and notified the
assessor that she would pay. Though
a spInster she assumed the title
Mrs" as a right, asserting men had
no right to indicate her welded or
unYedded condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
VETERAN COMMISSIONERS
DIES AFTER LONG SERVICE

New York. July John \. Shields
the veteran United States commits
sioner in this district died today at
RiChfjeld SPRINGS, Y. Y. where he had
been i'll for some time. accoT ding to
adV1ces received in this city. Mir
shields was more than eighty years
cid and had been in the federal ser
vice for moro than fifty years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
STRIKERS NOT ANXIOUS
TO RETURN TO JOBS

Fittsbnrg, July THE expected rush
Of strikers to claim their old jobs al
the plants Of the Westinghouse Com
panies did not take place this morn
ing, although hundred or more men
were added to the working force in the
electric shops. Good order prevailed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
CONFIRM RELEASE OF
ENGLlSHMAN DOUGLAS

Washington, July 7.-Official con-
firmatIon of the release of st. Clair
Douglas, the Englishman charged with
assisting the federals and condemned
to death at Zacatecas by the Consti-
tutionalistS has reached the state de-
partment. The United States made
representations in his behalf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
SHIPS AT
GIBRALTAR WITH CADETS

Gibraltar July THE American
squadron consisting of the battleships
Missouri. Illinois and Idaho, with the
naval cadets from the AGA deny at An
napolis on board, arrived here today
from Italy on their way to England.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
GEN. VILLA WILL PAY A
VISIT TO GEN. CARRANZA

SaltilIo, Mex. July 7.-(via Laredo,
TexD-General Villa viii come to SAL
tillo and by a personal visit seal q
bond of friendship and allegiance to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

O day on which children in orphan
asylumS will be guests Of the league
at the cities in which its terms are
playing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
ORPHANS WILL SEE
THE FEDS IN ACTION

Chicago, July 7.-President Gilmore
of the Federal league, set July IA as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
Some More of the Dollar Day
Bargains We Could Not Get
On the Other Page.
See Windows and Store and Come Early
MEMS DEPARTMENT
Anv stera ONE DOLLAR

Five 25c Wash Ties any choice.
Three soc Wash Ties. any choice
Three latest novelty SOC French Fold
4-in-hand5
Eight full size Mems linen Hand
kerchefs
Twelve Mems Fine Cambric Hand
kcrclefs
Boys SI.25 and $50 "Olivcr
Twist" Suits. latest thing.
little BOYS Wash Suits. "MaSters
Friend" S135 to s. values, light or
dark. Size -. to years.
Bows S1.25 and $50 Blue Serge
and Fancy Worsted Pants. (1O0)
pair in this sale
Lot of Boys S1.25 and $50 Indian
Suits.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
, yards SOC attest Novelty French
Organdy.
3 pair SOC Onyx Black Hose, No.
4O9-K.
3 yards SOC and 75c Imported
Noies and SILK Crepes.
Eight yards regular 2Oc White
Indian Linon.
Yards 25c heavy 36-inch natural
color linen.
S1.50 Nottingham and Swiss Lace
Curtains.
One each Tooth Brush, Powder
Resistine, Naseline, Rouge.
One each. Soap, Satchet Powder,
Toilet Water, Kinds Honey Almond
Cream, Ta1cum Powder.
One cach-Rice Powder, Eau y.
Cologne, File, Fragrant Bouque
Toilet Soap.
One each-75c Toilet Water, 1Oc
Hand Brush, 25c Cold Cream, 15c
Talcum Powder, all for ......S1O0
One eac11-35c Brush. SOC Comb.
25c Jelly, 15c Liquid Soap, all for
S1OO.
One eacl1-15c Ta1cum Powder SOC
Violet Sec Cream. 25c Nail Polish,
1Oc Wash Rag. SC Orange Stick, 25c
Box Perfume, all for S1.OO.
yards 35c Armenian Lace Edg-
ing for 500
$50 Kayser's Fabric Gloves No.
$500. IS button length, all Silk, black,
White and Pongee for $1OO
Watson, Parker 1
Everythin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

him not to join Cara MA because Of
his avowed support of Villa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

Trimmed Panama Hats
&c today at Miss Henri
mans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
ANY Stem ONE DOLLAR

SIPS Silk Poplin 4O-inch Wisteria.
Navy, ReCeda green, black, queens
grey, primrose, yard S1.OO
One each Liquid White Rose. ely
cerine soap, Toilet Paste, Tooth
Brush, Talcum Powder, Soap, all for
S10O
All s125 and $50 Night Gowns
S1OO
Two pair Women's S1.OO trimmed
Drawers slightly soiled for S1OO.
All $3.50 and S1.75 Drawers, each
$1OO.
$50 White Petticoars, assorted
styles, each $1.OO
Three SOC Childrens Dresses, col
orcd Madras and Bingham, size 2 and
3, Tin a big lot) for $1.00.
Two Children's One-piece Bathing
Suits for $1.O0.
Children's Wool Jersey One-piece
Bathing Suits, S1OO.
Two Women's Black Bathing
Tights. Extra Quality, $1.OO.
Big lot Odd Skirts, 2 for $1.OO.
Two Brocaded Silk Petticoats for
S1OO.
Chi1dren's S1.25 and $3.50 Barefoot
Sandals, 8 to 2, $1.O0.
80 pair $3.50 Women's White Can
vas Button Shoes, Goodyear Welts,
size 3 to 7, pair $1OO
Two pair Children's 75c to S1.25
Slippers for $1.OO
$3.50 Silk Onyx Hose No. 2O7 and
4O7 at $1.OO.
10 yards 15c Barnesly Suiting
solid light and dark colors (Linen
hnish) for $1.0O.
20 extra heavy 15c Huck Towels
for S1OO
6 yards regular 25c Panama Suit
ing, navy, heavy weight.
10 yards 1910 heavy unbleached
Cup Toweling for $1.00.
4 yards 35c Irish Blouse Linen, 36
inch wide, for $1.OO.
2 yards 75c Imported Fast Color
Table Clothe, 81 inch.
4 Yards 35c, 80 inch Imported
Zephyr Shifting, Madras for $1.O0.
4 yards 35c, 81 inch Pique and Of
toman Cord for $100.
Reese Company
to Wear.
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TERSELY TOLD.
SIS. 90 REWARD.

Tho Journal will pay $500 reward FOR
evidence suff1elent TO convict any boy Or
person found stealing subsLrioers' papers
altar delivery Of eanno ~ carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
Differences Of Carranza
and Villa Adjusted

Continued from First Page-)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
Reduction One Mill is
Made in Taxation Rate

Continued From Page Threa.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-04
TAPE ON STAND
D NIES He MADE
MURDER PACT

Frank 81. Tape, central figure In
tho sensational conspiracy case on
trial before Judge Cushman, IN the
federal court. was the principal
witness. Friday. when the defenss
resumed It's testimony.
Tape fatty denied having writ.
ten tho alleged murder agreement
In Chinese. by which. according 10
The governments case. he agreed
10 pay China Dan 1900 for the
murder Of Bum Kong, a witness
against him IN a bribery case.
lie declared be cannot either
read or write Chinese: that he IL
an American.born Chinese. an was
his father.
Tape gave an account in detail of
his movements on the day Of tho
murder OF Lum Kong.
Secretary Edwards OF the dstec-
tive department was called By the
defense. and testified that the DO.
lice had offered a reward for tho
arrest Of Jen Cow as the murderer
OF Lum Kong.
MS Nhh luAFuufu 10 Tetute inc
government contention that China
Dan had been suspected from the
beginning.
Jen Cow was later found dead.
The coroner said he had hanged
himself The government infl-
mates he was murdered
The first witness for the defense
Thursday afternoon. Gong To.
claiming 20 be the wife OF China
Dan. testified the safs from which
the alleged murder agreement was
taken by the government officials
belonged 10 her, and not 10 her hus-
band.
The said agreement was never 10
her safe.
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WEsTIAKE

stall III. guaranteed Yakima potatoes.
81 90 sack. Stall $50, 2 lbs. finest mixed
nuts, sSc. Stall asa. large cans milk.
csc Stall 1875. choice lean Eastern bacon.
2se ID stall SIS. Hubbard squash. lac 10.
stall sol. halibut. . lbs sSe Stalls iot-
i2s 10 lbs sugar, LOO. stalls i2s-is2,
fancy Norway mackerei. for 2bc. stsil
sce salt salmon bellies. Toe 10 stall col,
acc hand rolled chocolates. ?bc H. Stall
ssS sweet Spanish onions, Sc H. stall 20.
sOc coffee. : lbs 400. Stall s.a. full
cream cheese. 500 10. Stall 2i9 lhs.
prunes. aBe Stall 2io. best patent flour.
40 sack Stall III. small Eastern ham.
s1c 10. Stalls 8 and 9. sirloin steak. zoe
III. Stall sls. fancy dili pickles. lee don.
Stall $50. guaranteed fresh local ranch
eggs, $50 dos.
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W MARRIAGES
iEz422D|{QR&ES,

t8t<1s<8
samuel AaEids. legal age Seattle and
Elizabeth Berger legal age, Hsatils.
Adolph Swanson. 10. Seattle and Flor
snee Lola Brandso0n. ~. seattle.
A. ~. Rogers. a.. Seattle. and Virginia
Lea. legal age. Seattle
WIN. ssbslisn. ~. Seattle. ana stsiia
NJ hhsats 40. Seattle.
Carl Forsb.fg legal age. Seattle. and
Anna Anderson. legal age. Seattle
Oscar Merksl. legal ass. Seattle. and
Hsnristta o. Martin. legal sgs. Seattle
births
Mrs and Mr.. a. W. stesis. tot f7ih
ave I. sun. September "a
Mrs and Mr T. " Young. 1915 Ysslsr
way. son. November q.
Mrs and NJ. chas Tenant. SIS attn
ave. n son. November ~.
Mrs and Mr.. ". J Robinson. iis isth
ave. n con. November 20.
Mrs aud Mr. J NJ Mcdaniel. ii@ vir-
rfniA st a son. November IS.
Mrs and NJ r vokaeek. ASA othsiio
St a con. November 90
Mrs ana NJ. Alexander Smart. ste 10th
ave. daughter. December !.
Mrs ana Mr. q. l. Smith. Van Eieisn
Apartments. a son. Dsesmssr .
Mrs. and Mr. n N. sehaf.r. 1<is First
ave W. q daughter December !.
Deaths
orpha Thf Ferguson. sit Cherry st.
81 December .
JohannAh 3. Holmes. ala iTth ave. n.
80. November ~.
bessie " Hob.on. iis v. Mercer 81. 70.
December 4
Divorces Granted
James " Baieh from NaBd r naich.
Caroline Blair from Geo. y Blait
Allie. Darcy from J. W. Darcy.
Divorces Asked
Hanna Augusta Hsnrfkson VI. John
H-nrfssou. cruelty Andrew D. Me-
xinlay va MareAFs; NeEiniAy. crusiiy
Nsry Fersuson Pred A Ferguson. non
support. EisA insiefus Va J. ward fuEis-
due. mon supports Olive ]. 0riffiths We
Evan 0riffths. cruelty. Richard Roberts
We iaeintA Roberts cruelty. Lou Ellen
Marie vamtros va George yambros.
erusisy. Wilhelm Hierseh vs. Juita
Hisrsch. bandonmsnt. J. ~ Douglas va
MATcis Durki. Douglas. cruelty Ella "
sheefy "a John w fhesdy. non-suBporf.
Minnie ~ EAIlows va Arthur saiiows Go
sartion-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-04
LEG INJURED BY
FALL; HE'S GIVEN
$4,000 VERDICT

A verdict of $4,000 was return
ed Friday by jury In Judge
French's court against the Diamond
Ice and Storage Co. in favor Of
Clarence Nj. Stevens. 80, horticul-
turist, who was injured on January
IL last by falling Into an open ele-
vator shaft In n dark hallway of
the company's warehouse.
The verdict is to compensate Ste
vens for the shortening of a leg
by two and half inches. as the
result OF the fall. the loss of men,
DRY, and the SCATTERING of his nerv-
GUS system. Stevens had asked for
S35. 700.
Stevens had gone TO the ware
house to examine some apples for
w. II. Parry. partner in the firm
OF the Globe Realty Co.
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SANITARY

Stalls N-tT. fancy Iowa butter. . lbs.
si.eol best pure olive OIL soe pit. Toe
cans cleanser. 7ke3 margarine. lbs Bbc
FUN cream cheese. zoe III Stall 1917 First
ave. soc new crop honey. lie; Jap or
anEes soc box. double box. Tkc. cass has.
iso each stalls 7t-ss. 10 lhs GOOD gran
uiatcd sugar. 81. 90. Z large cans milk. sse
Csc ooitolene. $50. No. 10 sack flour. t5c
sse bulk coffee. acc; lbs cut macaroni.
ssc. No. so sack flour. si.st. delivered.
Amer. ladies' standard brand shoes 81. 90
to ti.ps pairi genuine English mullins.
for Zoe: pork pies. , for 7sc; pure fruit
jams and jeiiies leo and itc.
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Stall 80. sugar. lbs. <so: spices. SC
can. Stall 100. live hens and ducks. Use
10. Stall 40. cocoa. zoe III. Washington
milk. 4 cans ;sc. Stall is. -four. soc sack
corn flakes. pkEs itc Salt. sacks
Zoe Stall s.. pure olive oil, sec OF
honey, 10 comb: am pickles. Zoe doz
Stall o.. creamery butter. soc 10. cream
cheese. lbs. $50. Stall as. Eastern eggs
acc don. ranch rEgS don. 7be. stall
IS. Alaska herring. I for sbc. smoked
salmon. ike ID. whole salmon. iSo each.
Stall csc. sole. 4 lbs. 25c; sliced salmon.
lbs 7Sc. kippered salmon. lbs. aSe.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES OK Doors
Note extremely low price. on doors quoted
below Every door absolutely guaranteed
We eMn ard eperata The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT % THE
State ~ washington, for kim County.
In tho Matter ~ tho Estate ~ Elizabsth
10 Evans Deceased No. 1890. No
tira ~ creditors
~ order 81 said court. nsds herein. on
the on day ~ Noysmbsr, 1919, nntos
To- hereby gissn 10 tho creditors -. ana
~ All persons hayinR claims against
sNid deceased. or AgaiuH' said estate. 20
present them With tho necessary
vouchers 90 the uudsfsisn"d srseutrir
Of fnid estate. a. i0f D.. f1rd -. p"
attic wash. the place - business ~
said estate. ~ Vsattia. IN said county
ana state. within ono year from ana
after the date ~ the first publication
Of this notice. or came viii b barred
Date Of fret publication. December 4.
1915
LYDIA " DoDDs
A. EEscgiris = Haid Esi.lg %,
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PIKE PT.ACE

stan ~. lts standard GrAnulated
susar. io. stall ~. choice hot roasted
peanuts. , lbs. stcs bars best laundry
soap. itc. Zoe rolls toilet paper. sse
Premium chocolate. use ih.s large cans
milk. 15os lee bars toilet sosp. $50
stall itsf. pork roast. lave ID; rib boil
ing beef lie 10: lamb chops lbs iSo
Eastern bacon. ace h; picnic hams IL y c
10. dry salt pork. i.hc 10. hams ice
10. pure lard. isc 10. Stall 1891. peanut
brittle. itc ID. oocoAnu; brittle. ace ID. +:
rninfs. geo H. sihil 1881. Nt Vernon
Jersey butter. . lbs ti.oos fresh duck
eEgx. sto dos
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YOU OUGHT TO OWN

YOU OUGHT 10 OWN
tract o. Land near pfoninsn, and rap.
idiy growing city like Seattle. Secure
one Of our io-sars tracts at caihoAft
north and east % the city. Prices
range from 1850 60 o. 900 per tract
which IL only tho cost ~ very ordin.
airy city lot Compare the possibilities
and advantages OF tho two. Terms Will
b. made 20 suit you Think what one
can do On 10 aofss-kssp COWS pigs and
poultry. grow vegetables and fruit,
Take ~ =. trails any morning and our
representative viii meet you AZ Cath
cart. Ttain leave. union depot at
Tlsa. Fremont station az 400 or uni.
yessity station at SOS
Fare Refunded Purchasers
WEST e. WHEELER
500 coiinan Block Main iss7.
HUY f-AED NOW-b.st qaaiisy soii. $50
fare 10 Seattle 80 acres 81 oeo.os sio
American bank uidg e-a.fs
CALL a, tho otfio. for our new booklet.
description % cstheart iands or phons
and Nc sill mail u 60 y0u
WEST a WHEELER
100 ceirnAn block Main is.T.
acre. 81 water ffont. 5000 .9n sad
water for tsTt 90 terms oscar
nrsws. Bansof. wash
fSVEariuATE THiH-po IT Sow
We are sailing cut-oNsr lands In hno-
horntsh eouutT. infnseiafeiy around our
mills; rtSht prices. liberal terms Also
liberal terms on lumber Good land
Eoaa rnads. srhpai. store. n y. u. rail-
road auto stage SPECIAL OYER.
ise scfss suifsbis Tor stock. quarter
ufi. lake front some bottom. Prizes
fstee per acre SEQ y u hkfRLE-
JOHN. our Land Agent ifei /. G.
smith nids rsaffis
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes wash
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RUNS AWAY WITH
WOMAN; SOAKED

Len Cameron was fined 800
and sentenced 10 30 days in the
jail Friday in police court.
Cameron ran away from Al
berta with the wife OF farmer.
When her funds were gone. Cam
eron quit her.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
CnRNEH

stains its-iit-iis. 10 fbs, sugar. sec or
big cans Of milk ,so with tto purchase
o. tea or eoffsss = large cans milk. fse.
cans red sainaen. itc; s-ih- can syrup. sscs
cans Of corn. tomatoes OF peas. sto.
large cans Of new pineappis ibe. lie
pkKa seeded rntsins. see. ie-ib. pail OF
lard. iiso: fiouf. i.st sack. delivered.
stall 4. boiled ham. ste ID. homs-mAds
mincsmsat isc 10. home made sauer-
srau,. Sc ID stalls Z. .. 8. Z. legs mutton.
ItIc 10, sirioia steaks i7Ae ID. lamb
chops isSc 10. veal roast. iihe ID.
cottage butts ifc 10. leaf lard. lie 10.
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FARM LANDS
IZIEMW0DID
"WHERE YOU WILL
EVENTUALLY LIVE"

80 minutes from city
business center on Bothell
Boulevard and Pacific High
way. ia miles north OF
city limits. Hourly service
by auto stage TO the city.
Your choice of bottom soil
or sandy loan suitable for
garden or chickens. Tracts
$50, SIS cash, $40 per
month. Water piped.
School on our land.
JOHN +. GODFREY
1853 Empire Bldg.
Main 1873
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MOTORCYCLES

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makes. some 81 these taken On nsw
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE RS naiiea q
wright 81 PIKE at. near Tread
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AUTOS FOR SALE
WANTED - FURNITURE

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