davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
Rina entire ~paisanos.

NuestrO corresp0nsal en- San
Marcos, Texas, nos comunica que
fu6 testigo de una sangrienta ri
ma entire Librado Miranda y Eu-
logic Rocha. Este ultimO invite
a renir a Miranda, !levandoselo
con csc objeto hasta la ribera del
Rio de San Marcos, cerca de
Martindale, donde escogieron IN
Iugar muy SOLITAIRE y oculto para
empezar a renir. ROcha por
principles de cuenta sac6 un re-
v6lver y dispar6 seis tiros sobre
Miranda, de los que este pOr mi
lagrO no recibi0 ningUnO, y vien-
dose amenazado de una nueva y
possible aggression, echo mano de
una ravaja que portaba e nitric
ciego de ira, dieciochO puhaIadas
a su ~contrario, cue rOd6 cadaver
DOR ell suelo. Una vez consuma-
da su hazana, ell heridOr echo a
correr, librandose por 10 pronto
de Ia acci0n de Ia justicia.
Ell hecho que acabamos de
narrar tuvo lugar a las siete y
media de la tarde,, ell del CO.
rriente en- ell punto va citadO.
Verdadera pena nos causa te-
ner que consignar estos noticias
en- nuestraS columnas, mayor
mente tratandose de individuos
de nuestra raza, que debian ARE
glar sus diferencias por otras
Was, para no dar pdblicamente y
en- terra eXtrana, elmal ejemplo
de nuestra desuni6n y falta de
cordura, que muy a menudo nos
lleva a fatales extremes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13


mil huertistas vas a ser mas
grande que Napoleon 0 Carlo
magno.
Cuentan los que te cOnOcen que
til eres muy testarudo y que
cuando dices: este burro es mi
macho," tiene que ser; que va
dijiste que tenias que entrar q
chaleco q la Capital y que no &C.
iaras hasta que 10 consigas, No
seas asi, Venustiano: modera tus
ardores, andate con tiento y cal
ma tus impetus, va sabes que en-
TODD. para acabar prOntitO hay
que andar despacio, cue vale mas
pasO que dure y no trote que
cansey que es mejor tener un
Daiaro en- Ia manO que yer VoIan-
DO IN ~centenar. Por otra parte,
no por mucho madrugar amane-
&c mas temprano Y al que DiOs
Sc la ha de dar por la tronera lie
ha de entrar. ST til estas llama.
do a ser Presidente 10 seEas, Pc
70 Dor Belcebu, FenustianO, no
comas ansia Y Sc razonable. GQue
ganas con hacer una degollina al
por mayor, 81 por cada hombre
que mates habra una familia en-
terra que re maIdiga Y un nuevo
e~j6rcito, tornado pOr los hijos,
por los padres y por los hernia,
nos De las victimas, QUese levan-
taran en- armas contra el victi-
mario, prolongandose ash esa ID
cha salvaje de ambiciones y ven
ganzas?
rs oueno que no ia r"Spes' We
nustlano' 81 va en- 81 pals IouoS
estan canSadaS dc ID TeFolOclOn
imenos los que con ella meuranj
bueno es que no les plqucS IA
cresta q los que hoy eSlau YEN
cldos, porque manana segulrah
en- Ia Iucha contra a. mas ar'lla
dos que un uuen0 Qe ruLeta, Ie
daran lomenCs docena ' media
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13

turado. Agregaba ell periodico
ingles, que las autoridades ale
manas en- sus esfuerzos por des-
cubrir al asaltante habfan infligi-
do grandes atropellos a varios
subditos ingleses.
Parece que en- Alemania sc ha
tratado de ocultar esta roticia, a
la que la prensa no ha dado Ia lin
portancia que era de esperarse
dada Ia alta personalidad del
asaltado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13

ocupan en- Ell transporte de tro-
pas, pues los rebeldes han mono
polizado del TODD csc servicio.
Los s~acerdotes cat6licos que fue-
ron expulsados tuvieron que salir
de la ciudad en- trenes de carga,
despu6s de esperar en- la estaci6n
doce morales horas, en- que fue-
ron vfctimas de las burlas y Gu
chit etas de la sOldadesca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13

Tarjetas p0stales, en- color ne
gro, con vistas de Mexico y sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
Ell Principe Imperial de
Alemania herido.

Ell viernes Gltimo pdblico ell pc
ri6dico londinense THE STAN
dard" la alarmante noticia que
dijo haber recibido de buena fuen
tie, y que Sc referia al Principe de
la Corona Alemana, que fu6 asal-
tado V gravemente herido por un
desconocido que no pudo ser cap
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13

I'm armisticio entire 81 jefe y ell
Presidente Carbsjal.
Al retirarse Ia guarnici6n fede-
raj los empleados civiles, desde ell
Presidente Carbajal abajo, que
daran unicamente bajo la protec-
ci6n de la gendarmeria de Ia Ca
pital, que Sc compone de tres mil
seiscientOs hombres.
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ToIuca y Pachuca en- Pc
der de los rebeldes.

Dos capitales, Toluca del Esta-
do de Mexico y Pachuca del de
Hidalgo, cayeron ell sabado ulti-
mo en- poder de les constitutional
Iistas. La primera fu6 captura-
da por ell cabecilla Murguia y Ia
segunda por TrevinO, segun mott
cias ofciaies llegadas a San Luis.
Potosi ell ultimo domingo. Am
has ciudades estan como a Glen
millas de la ciudad de Mexico, y
los ocupantes han recibido 6rde-
mes de avanzar luego sobre la Ca
pital.
Carranza ACADIA de eXpedir IN
decreto dirijidoa todos los gober-
nadores de los Estados sObre Ia
question agraria y suplicandoles
lie den su opinion sobre csc asun-
to, para esrudiarla y resolver 10
mas convenience. En- algunos
EstadOs ha empezado va ell repair
to de tierras entire los pobres.
Eduardo Hay, ha 8ido nombra-
do ~secretario de guerra del Ga
binete de don VenustianO, en- lu-
gar del General Angeles que fu6
dado de baja cuando ell rompi-
miento de los dos jefes.
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Los rebeIieS CarTanClStaS.
FjeRc de Ia pGgiaG 1.
Los habitantcs huyen eSpan-
tadOS.

Muchas casas elegantemente
amuebladas han sido abandona-
das p0r sus moradores, Y sus
muebles nan desaparecidO por el
saqueo: pero sus nuevos poseedO-
res Sc encuentran con que no hay
Quien quiera comprarselOs nj al
mas bajo preciO, y no Sc atreven
a almacenarlos pOr tenor al cas-
tigo que mas tarde puede sobre-
venirIes por su escandaloso robo.
Esos muebles representa- miles
&c pesos V Sc e~ncuentran Fegados
cor todas parties, muchcs de ellos
destrufdos e inservibles. Ell que
los comprara improvisaria una
fortuna, pero no hay quien Sc
atreva a hacer csc negocio, Y sus
tenedores siguen esperanto COM
prador.
Los medios de transporte no
podian ser peores. Los trenes
que corren hacia ell Norte solo Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
Muere ell Presidente de
la Argentina.

Fl domingo Gltimo Sc rocibi6
en- esta ciudad un mensaie proce-
dente de Madrid, Espana, dando
cuenta de la muerte del Doctor
Rogue Saenz Pena, Presidente de
Ia RepubIica Argentina, que des-
de hace algdn tempo Sc encon-
traba enfermo en- Buenos Aires,
Capital del pals que gobern&ba.
FL Doctor Peha fu6 electo Pre-
sidente de Su pals ell anO de 1910
y era IN prominente abogado, ha-
Di6ndose distinguido tambiGn CO
mo militar. Era hijo del Senior
Luis Saenz Pena, que tambi6n fu6
Presidente de esa Republica ell
ano de 1892.
Descanse en- paz ell eterno desa-
parecido y ameritado hombre pG-
blico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13


doce morales horas, en- que fue-
ron yfctimas de las burlas y Gu
chifletas de la soldadesca.
Eiecuci0Hes sumarias.
Las eiecuciOnes sumarias, sin
formation de causa, courtroom q
granel. Todos los que de aIguna
manera Sc creia que tomaron la
mas mfnima parte en- las e%jecu-
clones de los rebeldes, cuando la
ciudad estuvo en- poder de los fe-
derales. han sidO victimas de las
vengarLas de los enfurecidOs
Observation-Disclosures MuchOS en-
pIeados publicos de Matehuala
que Sc habian refugiado en- San
Luis, Y que estaban ocultos, fue-
ron sorprendidos en- sus escondi-
ties Y IlevaGos a la plaza pdblica en-
panos mencres, donde Sc les fu-
sil6 en- masa.
Los duenos de la casa donde Sc
escondian, que eran IN periods
ia, un conoCido abogado de San
Luis Y un maestro de e~scuela,
tambien fueron ejecutados.
Una calma aterradora reinaba
en- la ciudad. Todas las ventanas
de las habitaciones permaEecian
cerradas, p0rque con seguridad
que sus moradores tenian que ID
mentar la muerte de alguno de
sus deudos. Los extranjeros, muy
entertainments los e~spanOles, es-
taban vigilados para su propla
seguridad, deseando todos obte-
ner cUaIt0 anteS un pasaporte,
sin ell cual no Sc pOdia Salir de la
ciudad. III unico ruido que Sc es-
cuchaba era el de dos cinemat6-
Erafos que estaban Operando en-
uno de los principles teatros, y
las descargas inofensivas de las
tropa5 de la ciudad.
Muy pocos coches hay en- servi-
clio porQue los cabaIIos cue ira
ban de elIOs han sido recogidos
por los r~ebeldes. Igual cosa ha
pasado con las nIulas del serViCio
De carrOs y carretones del mum.
cipio, V esos vehicuIos estan inu-
tiIizados para ell servicio pdblico.
Los indios de la Huasteca, que
fueron los primeros en- entrar en-
San Luis, Sc apoderaron de las
meiores cabaIgaduras y ahora Sc
dice que andan espl6ndidamente
montadOs.
Nj un solo aut6movil qued6 en-
la ciudad, pues los de los ameri-
canos Sc los lIevaron los fedora
les cuando evacuaron Ia plaza, y
los de los espanOles y meXicanos
fueron decomisadOs pOr los rebel
des. I'm meXicano que tenia un
autom6vil nuevo que lie habia cos
tado diez mil pesos, trat6 de sal
var su mueble poni6ndolo bajo Ia
protection del Consul Aleman, pc
70 fu6 inutiI su estratagema, por-
que ell elegante mueble fu6 reco-
gido por los rebeldes.
EEn fin, en- esos dias de panico
en- San Luis Potosi, enmedio del
silencio aterrador que ALI reina-
ba, Sc escuchaba un grito cons
tante entire los victoriosos rebel
des: IA Mexico! ST, a caer sobre
la culta ciudad de los palacios,
donde les espera IN rico botin,
como buitres hambrientos, para
a la postre llenarse los bolsiIlos de
inservibles baratijas. PObres i!u-
SOS. Los millOnes no son para
ellos, sine para los pOllos gordos,
para quienes ellos sin saberlo ira
bajan.
Los federales estan lis
tos para evacuar
!. T,p;EaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
ElSEW WHERE

Democrats and progressIves
unite on W. II. Paulhamus az can
didats for state senator 20 sue
coed w. ID. Cotter. deceased.
Gov. Lister will attend Thanks
giving football game In Seattle.
Bloodhounds and indians search
for Roy Self. telegraph operator.
lost four days in foothills while
hunting.
"MuekIe" McDonsid, leader Of
Butte mine workers. found guilty of
kidnapping and sentenced 10 from
three 70 five years In penitentiary.
Work starts on Oak Bay canal at
Port Townsend.
William Dosseiran. short In &C
counts. Leaps 20 death from window
OF office building in New York.
Gen. w. L. DIstin. former sur
mer surveyor general and secre-
tary OF Alaska, IL dead in Chicago.
Rather than execute II men the
same day. Warden r. y. Sims. OF
Arizona penitentiary. will resign.
Eight are killed In New York
tenement house fire.
Kansas wheat crop for 1914 estI-
mated ut is0.s2s.s s5 bushels. val
ued at si5i.5s2.o32.
Railway commissions Of Middle
and far Western states protest
against proposed increase OF
freight rates on Western roads.
Two Louisiana defeated nonI.
nees indicted for falling TO file ex.
pense accounts
Or. Euclid Van zandt. pioneer
physician OF whatcom county. 20.
who brought q colony Of Kansans
TO this state In 1852. dead At Bel
lingham.
0rowsrs az chehsiis plan 70 e.
tabiish cooperative cannery.
Ambassador Page cables Wash
inKton that Herbert Corey. Ameri-
can correspondent reported arrest
ed. has never been detained in any
way In London.
Five prisoners Of war are killed.
IL injured. IN effort TO escape from
English detention camp. on Isle
OF Man.
Revolutionary plot discovered In
Petrograd foiled by the police.
Giovanni Assro, 10. killed father
at San Francisco because he de-
serted family In Sicily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Sen. Walsh guest Of X. OF c. Sun
day.
Liner Javsry Will ny Ameslesn
nag.
Rev y. M. slsley scores pessL
mists In Sunday sermon.
Mrs. Rachel Shotto, Los Angeles
cop. visits Seattle.
County democrats reflect PresL
dent John -. WenRrr.
War Will set back civilization IS
or even 30 years. says Prot w. o..
Beach. u. OF w.
University may restore freshman
rules.
American flag worn by Nine.
Eugene VI. Chomat. Seattle. helps
her escape from war.torn Europe.
Russian reservlsts aboard Hum
boldt, which arrived here Sunday.
Libby, McNelll & Libby. Chicago
packers, open bids for new
freightor.
Red Cross stamps 90 on sale
next Monday.
Seattle architect condemns two
Y. Of w. buildings.
Sen. PoIndester Inspeets hsrbor
facilities.
8. e. c. protects assessment
levied on Dayton av. Improvement.
All handlers Of foodstuffs will be
required TO submit 10 medical ex-
animation.
Council race begins Dec. 10.
Real Estate association estab-
fishes new headquarters In Smith
building.
British War Relief association
solicits money for anesthetics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
BRITISH DROP BOMB
ON ZEPPELIN SHOPS

basil. Switzerland. Nov. "a
Concerning the extent OF the dam
age done by the British avintors
who made an aerial attack Satur-
day on the kaiser's Zeppelin fac
tory at Friedrichshafen. conflicting
reports were current.
Tho German version was that no
harm was done.
There we're rumors here that the
airmcn wrought havoc.
Persons familiar with the fac
tory's activities said II has been
turning out a complete Zeppelin
every three weeks since the war
began.
One OF the attacking aeroplanes
was known 10 have been brought
down by n German shot. and II
was rumored that another fell into
Lake Constance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
PUBLICMARKETS


sta1 .. bsrrfns. iba tso: fresh craba
for use: perch. Zoe ID. . iba tso: fresh
King salmon ibs use: f1ouncsrA 10 ID.
stalls ios-if1-iit. . large cans milk. sbc.
with acc purchase: sofs-shel wainuts ace
ID. ite pkwa- Quaker Data Ice. matches.
ste dox boxes: best olive oil. fsc gal.
stalls is-1.. fresh ehurned butter. lbs.
sbc. local creamery butter. sse ID: guar
snteed eggs. CSC dor. fancy brick cheese.
roc ID. Stall Is. potatoes. 400 20 si.ss.
delivered. Jonathan apples. CSC boz.
cooking appies. soc boz. delivered. Stalls
1884. cans best milk. ibc. with pur-
chase OF tea or coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
BIC BATTLE AT
CUADALAJARA

Ill PASO. Nov. 3D. Fifteen Mex.
lean troops under Gen. Angelica
were aeaaulting Gnadalajara today.
Gen. villa instructed Angeles 10 cap
ture the city. even II he found II
necessary TO level II. The city was
being defended by 10000 Carran'
zintas. commanded by Gen. Miguel
Dlguez.
The vanguard Of Gen. Villas army
halted Sunday on it's advance 10
Mexico City at cazaderor, so miles
from Tula.
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sourH END

stall 20, potatoes. 20 lbs use. ess plant.
! lbs Toe. dried onions lbs. loo. stan
81. assorted cookies IL dor sec. lee
ioaves bread. Use. Stall II. pies. iSc each !,
douEhnu;s Ice don stall as. condensed
milk. 4 cans 2sc. fine Jersey butter. lbs
81 90. fresh ranch esss. , doz 7sc. East
ern esgs. 900 dos. Stall a. pears. Sc dor
apples. SO don. dates. loc pkg figs.
pkgs. 2Sc. lemons. zoe dox stall 80.
8 lbs sugar. csc: spices SC can. orsngs
and lemon peel. zee 10. Stall a., ounces.
: lbs. fSc: tomatoes. 8 lbs. Zoe; sweet
potatoes 4 lbs Toe
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Stalls iot-i;s. 10 ibs. sugar. si.ee; .
pkss currants or raisins. .sc- stall fo<.
lbs. navy beans sscs Mexican beans.
lbs. ftc: Lima beans lbs. 2sc Stall
sss. Spanish onions &c ID: large head
cauiifiower. ise: best cranberries. Ice 10.
stall sts. good srtichokes Toe each;
large stalk celery. Sc. HUBBARD squash. 30
10. stall al. whole salmon. s5c. kippered
salmon. iBc ID: Ftnnsn hsddie. iSc 10.
Stall -. big bottle catsup. ioc. Nor
wesian goat cheese. soc ID: Roquefort
cheese. soc IN. stall los. Prfmost. isc ~.
ihs 2sc, Limhurger cheese SO n.
Stalls i9s-is2. apple butter. lbs 2sc'
peanut butter. i5c Ii. picked piss feet.
i.ho IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
MAGAZINE EDITOR
TALKS At Y. N. G. A.

Il have never seen good govern
ment where the people elected
their own mayor. where the cleo
tons were frequent and where
there were long ballots. II is con-
trary to every law OF business prac-
tice and business efficiency" de-
clared Col. s. s. Mcclure. head OF
the Mcclure publications and noted
author. addressing the Sunday
Mems club at the Y. NJ. c. A.. Sun
day afternoon.
All classes were dismissed at the
university. Monday at p. m. to
allow students TO hear him at a
special assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24

Stall .. fancy mincsmeai. : lbs. ssc:
peanut butter. . ibs fsc. large Queen
olives zoe pit. creamery butter. . lbs
ti.ets ranch eggs. ssc cos stall IS.
apples. csc box. delivered. nice sweet or
snges. . dox. iSo: Florida grapefruit. (
for ssc: wainuts. iso ID: Yakima pots-
toes. tiit. delivered Stalls ts-ss. Now
city flour. tiN per sack: new brooms.
acc each. = rolls toilet paper. ;bo; mince-
meat. loo ID. alb. can coffee. tioe-
Stalls u-ss. fresh California HOLSTERS. 400
ID. large herring. ibs- isc; smaii trout.
zoe ID. fresh founders. q lbs .ke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
PIKE PLACE

Stall ~. ios standard graduated
sugar &c. Stall a. fancy creamery but
ter. iba csc; good guaranteed eggs.
dos ESQ. stail 6. Csmcmbert Ice;
Primost cheese, lbs CSC. Stall -.
local creamery butter. lbs. Use; domss-
tic Swiss cheese eBc ID brick cheese, zoo
10. Stall 1891. fresh duck eggs. .se dex
limburxer cheese, soo ID. Jersey butter.
: lbs, si.oe. Stall 81. stree, car ticket
with 100 purchase. Stalls SECS. pea
nut butter. lbs. s5c; sauerkraut Be 10.
Stall 6, steel cut coffee. 2Sc h. lbs. tsc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
APPEAL DENIED

WASHINGTON. Nov 23.-su.
preme Justice Lamar here denied
today Leo Franks appeal for a re-
view OF his case by the u. 8. su.
preme court. Unless another JUS
tico agrees 10 review the order.
Frank will be hanged for the muir
der OF Margaret Phagan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
FOOD FOR BELGIANS

The Walla walla Commercial
Club notified the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce that two carloads of
foodstuffs for the starving Bel
gians would be sent from that city
Tuesday. Mssoula. Mont, will
also send along carload OF eat
ables Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
HOMESTEADS

Ice acrss. suitable Tor hos and Alfalfa
ranch one mile from town aud shipping
point. new, .sronm house. barn and
chicken house a few acres under cult.
walton. hos and chicken wire fenfiuFt
spisnfid sell OF fresh water. numerous
lakes In same district improved ranch
adioinins this held NJ 1909 per acre
raw land. decided. brings about 400 an
aere Can at s1s Union ct and learn
Why present owner will sacrifice hts re-
linqnishmsnt 20 this entire 100 acres
for tsto. II sold this week Ths prop
srty viii be found ssaeiiy as represent
sd IN this advertisement The pur-
chaser viii be put 20 no expense In see
ins the land, Price too lev for com.
missions. % agents n.sd not call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
Tell OF RESCUE

The crew OF the lost steamship
Dirigo. which sank In gale last
Monday. while towing behind the
steamer Cordova, 100 miles off
Cape Spencer, owe their lives TO
the men from the Cordova who
braved death In small boat TO
take them off their ship.
So they declared Sunday when
they arrived In Seattle on the
steamship Mariposa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
WEST & WHEELER
coLxAs nfocK

fSvEsTfdkTE rufs-Do IT NOW
We are selling cut ever isnfs In rno-
hcrulsh caunty. Immediately around our
mills rixht prices liberal terms si.o
liberal terms on lumber Good iand
soef vosea school. store a y. -. rsii-
rad. sufn s'ss~s. SPECIAL orFrH.
Ice srrrs saiishis f0r stock. quarter
rnf~ Lake rfrri some bottom. Prize
fffse per acr. See " ~ MEfELr-
JOHN. car Lana Asent ifei 4. c
smith meg. Seattle
THREE LAKES fsrwprn co
Three Lakes. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
MAY BUY Liner

The Russian government ls
said 70 be negotiating for tho
purchase Of the Great Northern
steamship Minnesota, to be used
In transporting foodstuffs and
supplies from this coast 70 ST.
IBERIA and Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24

Seattle has one of the best pub.
lie utilities departments OF any
city In the country. This Is the
opinion OF experts gathered at
Philadelphia, according TO Il. b.
o'Brien, assistant superintendent
OF Seattle public utilities. just
luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
FIRE IN A COTTAGE

A one-story cottage. owned and
occupied by NJ. c. Antllne. at 40i3
42nd S. w, was damaged by fire
Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24
MOVE RIGHT IN

Ard he At home on this ideal at-scrs
ranch. The soil II 30 good II viii raise
anythinT fine spring and running
water. good new house, completely fur
nished barn ana outbulldinEs, ma
chinsry and tools. horses. cows chick
ems. crop everything ready for n far
mer 10 mako money. IT'S n good ranch.
In tho right location. Price $4,000.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
s2s Liberty Bldg. Third and UnioA.
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A new detective arrived AT the
home OF Capt and Mrs. Charles
Tenant Saturday night. nine
pound boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-24

sNAF-Ssw t-room house.. we'll.
ana fine. ley.. tract % rich soil
close 90 kirkland ferry dock
Price 1850, terms 80 cash and
90 mnnthly Call Al Burke q
rarrars office In Kirkland
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Fer krl-~-s modern .sroor bungalows
part payment down. balance like rent
Phone 0u~sn Anne 1873
snsp--vies lot equity Main iTss.
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HALE ITS VALUE.

Bu, n must be sold: . acres. with good
t-room house, barn; a good location /.
would make fine chicken ranch. The
place IL worth 81, 500. but W. are going
20 sell II for $500 Inquire 52s Liberty
ptfg
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REAL ESTATE

room modern house. lot sosioo, chick
on coop WIN cell or trade Tor farm
land. 81, W 10Th. Phone naiiard
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MOTORCYCLES

Msserrycie.--Nsw ara second hand. all
makes, sonn- % these taken On rev
fNpfAN MOrORCrcLEs paiisa q
wright sif y Pike st.. near broad
wsv rhoe. FAST an
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on Doors
Not~ extremely Tow prices ON dears quoted
below Every door absolutely guaranteed
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Classified Ad Rates
affective June I. tsh
r..n "A. cent word a day. inser'
items Tor price % =
transient charge Rates
or. ttrn~ ! cents per counted nne4 OF
mere tines cents per counted line Pe'
Insertion
CONTRACT RATES
tccun, average words % me une
4 month. daily. per iins. fto MONTH
. snonths daily. PER line .,s a. rnenth
: month";. aaiiy. per line ite menth
IL months. daily. per ine,., tse mehh
stated space Contracts
IL lines a week I year, teee per hne
ss fine. q wees I year. % p"f .he
90 lines . week year.. % Per Hhs
- line. a week. months 80 cav p-' uhe
n lines . week. months .ee pef Inc
80 lines q week. . months. ,esS per hne
Op~a space
feee Hire. ~tthin ~ menths ehe rTt une
seee tines within e months.t pee une
s.eao lire. within ie months sNc per Inc
aeeo lines within Is fnonthsb POI Hire
Per further information call Main see
want Ads
.we're as close 40 your phone"
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ACREAGE

LAND ALL CLEARED
Ready FOE the piow. 10 acres. partly
fenced. rood. tevel firh. black siit
loan sood water facing county ROAD
~ v ~ telephone IN miles from
good town. where there are district aud
hiah schools Here's your chance 10
set o. bargain, az terms Price 1850
tst down. " per month. w, ~ iieinE
s0t American Bank HldH
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