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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF PRIZE WINNERS
AT COUNTY FAIR
CONTINUED from page one)

Heifer calf. Owls Elda, owned by
the Ballamoar Farms, Richmond,
first prize.
Heifer calf, Belmont's Owlene.
owned by the Ballamoar Farms, Rich
mond, second prize.
Champion bull. Belmont Champion
Lad, owned by the Ballamoar Farms
Richmond, first prize.
Champion COW, Belmont's l'inkie
Queen, owned by the Ballamoar
Farms. Richmond, first prize.
One bull, and four females. owned
by the Ballamoar Farms. Richmond,
first prize. =
One Durham bull, under one year,
owned by Joseph Watkins, Mendon,
first prize.
Hoistein Class
Bull three years old and over, Rag
Apple Korndyke, owned by Nelson
Bros. Richmond, first prize.
Bull two years old and under three
Count Minuet De Kol. owned by
Clyde Worley, Logan, first prize.
Bull, three years old and over,
Paul Beets, Pretertye. owned by Hen
ry Christofferson, Richmond, second
prize.
Bull calf. Aggie Korndyke, owned
by Nelson Bros, Richmond. first
prize.
Bull calf, Rag Apple Butter Boy
owned by Nelson Bros, Richmond
second prize.
Cow three years old and over, AL
ia Gloss Burke, owned by Henry
Christofferson. Richmond. first prize
Cow, three years old and over
Gloss Pietertye. owned by Nelson
Bros, Richmond, second prize.
Heifers, two years old and under
three owned by Nelson Bros, Rich
mond, first and second prizes.
Heifer calves, owned by Nelson
Bros, Richmond, first and secont
| prizes.
Champion bull, Rag Apple Korn
dyke, owned by Nelson Bros, Rich
mond, first prize. a.
Champion COW, Alta Gloss Burke
owned by Henry Christofferson
| Richmond. first prize.
Bull with four females, owned
| Nelson Bros. Richmond, first prize
Guernsey Class
Heifer, one year old and unde
two, Beauty, owned by Fred johnson
Logan, first prize.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
MAYOR AND
SHERIFF REMOVED
IN Butte, MONT.
Court Finds Officials Guilty Of Neg.
Iect of Duty; Refuses
Stay

Butte. Mont, Oct. 6.-Sheriff
Timothy Driscoll and Mayor Lewis ].
Duncan were found guilty today of
neglect of their duties in connection
with the recent miners riots and re.
moved from office by Judge Roy L.
Ayres of the district court after q
trial which lasted more than two
weeks.
The court refused to grant a stay
of execution of ten days while an ap.
peal to the supreme court was per.
fected, Both offices are vacated pend
ing an appeal.
Mayor Duncan is removed from Of
flee because of his failure to provide
the city with proper protection last
June, when Miners Union hall was
dynamited by an opposing faction of
miners and other lawless acts were
committed virtually without interior.
ence by sheriff or police.
The charge Sgainst Sheriff Drlscoll
was similar to that against the may.
or. Drscoll admitted, In tastifying
in his own behalf, that his deputies
failed to make forcible resistance to
the rioters.
Clarence A. Smith, president OF
the city council, was elected mayor
tonight to succeed Duncan.
With the exception of one man al
of the deputies who served under
former Sheriff Driscoll. who was also
ousted today, resigned tonight. John
Berkin, who was appointed sheriff e
succeed Driscoll, will announce hi!
deputies tomorrow.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
Hens Not Perfect.

A farmer living not far from Boston
was disappointed the other day when
Mrs. Blank, ono Of his regular cos
tuners, refused TO buy any more eggs
from him. la
"They are not satisfactory" she toip
him. Some of the last lot were no'
1T to USE"
..But, Mrs. Blank demonstrated Tue
old man. "a hen is bound to lay q pAa
egg now and ag'in."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Logan. Utah. Oct. 8, 1914.
The following letters are at the
city post office, and If not called for
within two weeks will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, Washington;
Earle, Mrs. ]. c.
Haws, George.
Izatt, Mrs. VIII.
Jennings, e. 8.
Mayne, Mrs. Rose. ss
Tone. elm.
JOS. oDELL. Postmaster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
months, owned by Eli Bell, Logan
first prize and champion.
Logan

months, owned by Ell Bell, Logan
first prize and champion
Tamworths
Sows under six months owned by
Waldo Barker, Newton, first and sec
ond prizes and champion.
Chester Whites
Boar under six months owned by
Ben Sjoberg, Millyille, first prize and
champion.
Duroc Jersey Glass
Bears under six months. owned by
F. 8. Pullum, Trenton, first and Sec
ond prizes.
Sows, under six months, owned by
F. 8. Pullum, Trenton, first and Sc
cond prizes.
Four pigs, best produce from one
sow, owned by F. s.. Pullum, Tren-
ton. first and second prizes.
Champion SOW and champion boar
owned by F. s.. Pullum. Trenton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08
POULTRY DEPT.
n. c. Vaughan, Logan, Supervisor

Barred Rocks
Second cock. first, second and
third hen: first. second and third
pullet Owned by Henry Otte, Logan.
Black langshans
First cockerel; first, second and
third pullet. Owned by Oliver Wor-
ley, Logan.
silver campines
First cockerel; first. second and
third hen. Owned by J. A. McCaus-
land. Logan.
First. second and third pullet.
Owned by Alex Lewis. Logan.
Black Minoreas
First cockerel, and first hen. VII.
lard Purser, Benson.
silver Laced Wyandottes
First cockerel: first, second and
third pullet. F. G. Smith. Logan.
Anconas
First and second cockerel; and
third pullet. l.. F. Smith; Logan.
Third cockerel; first and second
pullet. G.. M. Johnson. Logan.
Partridge Rocks
First cockerel; first and second
hen; first and second pullet. J. A.
McCausland, Logan.
White Plymouth Rocks
First and second cockerel: second
hen; first, second and third puIiet.
j. A. McCausland, Logan.
First cock, and first hen. Joseph
Anderson, Logan.
s. C. White Leghorns
First pullet. Alma Olson, Logan.
First and second cockerel; second
and third pullet. Raymond Fosberg.
Logan.
Third cockerel. E. e. Breitenbuch-
re, Logan.
s. c. Brown Leshorns
Third cockerel. Thomas Rowley,
Logan.
First and second cockere,: drst and
second hen; first, second and third
pullet. Fred Gibbons. Logan.
r. C.. Brown Leshorns
First and second pul!et. w. VI.
Walker, Logan.
9. c. Buff Legnorns
First cockerel; first. second and
third hen: first, second and third
cockerei; first. second and third pull
let. Richard Hayes.
s. C.. Rhode island Reds
First cockerel; first, second and
third hen; first and second cockerel;
first and second pullet. DAME; Scott
Millville
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08

Keep your money at home b.
spending 1t with the home merchant.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08

ToTdnu +VHIHa CTatS =
Boar, under one year and over six
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-08

ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
OPEN BIDS FOR
MISSION BOAT To
CRUISE IN SOUND

The Robert q Seymour Of ss..
tie Is the name 10 be given A nj.
sion boat ordered built at this no.,
by the American baptist pnbi,st'
Ing Society of the Sunday scho.s
mission Of Baptist den0mlnation
Bids for building the boat ~.
opened today By Wilbert n. Ho,'
ell. who viii assume the super,n.
tendency when the boat is plsesa
In operation.
The vessel will be built al NJ.
cost Of approximately So 900 Tn.
length r. 10 be 50 feet and r.
width II feet o inches.
There are only two other ,nA
boats operating. one in Wester,
Oregon aud another in CalifornI,
The Seymour will have for It's ,sr.
ritory the entire Puget SOUND
Services viii be conducted al Don,
where there are no school bua.
ings or halls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
CITY NEWS

A party OF lecturers. who have
been conducting campaign to
create interest in the present
emergency needs OF China, arrive
here Saturday.
Reports for the year were read al
the annual meeting held by the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton at Plymouth church Friday.
Rev. w. D. simonds OF Oakland
will give illustrated travel lectures
at the Boylston Unitarian. church
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The regular midwinter session OF
the Seattle presbytery will be held
Tuesday night nj the West Side
Presbyterian church
"The splendors Of Thy Glory,
Lord" will be sung by vested
choir at St Johns church Sunday
morning.
Twenty Episcopal parishes In the
city have been invited to partici-
pate at dinner TO be given in St
Marks church Tuesday night
Mrs. Anna James, IS. swallowed
carbolic acid In her apartments at
ais Columbia st. Tuesday. she
was taken 10 the City hospital and
will live
Short-course miners at the uni
versity attended a smoker given
In the mems building Friday night
in their honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
WH|TEISSHY ON
FUNDS, He SAYS

Unless something is done TO get
more money 10 carry on the work
OF this station. it will have TO be-
abandoned +" said United States
Commissioner Of immigration Hen
ry NJ. White Of the Seattle district.
speaking TO the Central Social Serv-
ice 'ouncil Friday.
The council passed resolutions
asking. among other thinges. tina:
the government employ immigrant
commissioner at EuroL can points
to examine emigrants before they
Eail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
HOME WORKERS
MAKE PROTEST

Governor Listers method OF solv-
ing the domestic servant problem
at the executive mansion in Olym-
pia by taking two prisoners from
the Walla Walla penitentiary by
the honor system to perform the
household work OF 40 cents a day
has incurred the dlspleasure OF the
Martha Washington Homeworkers'
league.
a meeting OF the league was
held Friday and formal protest
entered against the governors
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
STORY TELLERS AID
AT HOTEL RECEPTION

The Seattle Story TelIers' cIus
made it's first public appearing.
last night, assisting in the enter.
tanning at the weekly reception 4.
the Hotel Lincoln.
DR.. Louise Dorman and Mis-
Helen Galley participated. and sH,.
tained the clubs reputation 70,
good story telling. The next meet.
ing Of the club will be held Tues.
day evening at 1880 at the Y. N
c a. All story tellers are .nyite:
TO be present and join.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17


rclativ- or friend who drinks.
No; only did she save Mr.. Anderson bot =
stopped the drinking of her brother and =
ersl Of her neighbours as well. All this !.
accomplished with a simple bone rtns1
which anyone can get and use. And she ?.
desires to tell every man and woman VINO -
relative or friend who drinks. Just what
II can he given secretly II desired and svt7
reader Of this notice who Is interested IN clrs
n dear one Of drinking should write 70 ~
Anderson at once. Her reply will come y y
turn mail in a sealed envelope. She does ~
gladly. In hopes that others will he bencnss
rs she was. One thing she asks however ~
that "a that you do not send money for .hs =
nothing to sell Her address Is 2'i h'a
Az. Hillburn, y. Y.
NOTE; This offer should be accepted
once by all who have dear ones who drink /.
fact. every one who has 20 contend IN an ~
with drunkenness should know aboutil go
fore. II YOU do not write Mrs Anderson ~, =,
self CUT THIS NOTICE OUT and mall y " -
friend who could use her advice Anor IN "a
though you do answer II. NAIL - Ia.
SOMEONE ELSE " 10 you think wou,d "a -
know what Mrs Anderson used. In ~.
words let this notice reach as many as 49,
BILE for Mrs Anderson will reply TO esefs
ter. no matter how many she receives
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
rKuIr AND POULTRY RANCH

Near the Kirkland ferry dock. fine
view - seattle new house. barn
ali fenced bearins orchard. Eop1
sprlns. term. $50 cash ana iis
monthly
10 ACRES FOR 1850
Less man mile from lake; good
soil handy TO market terms fte
cash and 90 monthly We have
several bargains IN improved
ranches on terms Come over {"
kirkland and We viii show YOU
around Take Madison car ara
ferry or t'ranta az trip. daily 20
Hurks a Farrrfs kirkland office.
or call sot Nsw York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
MEMS CLOTHES NEEDED

Editor The Star The men
at the Brotherhood League
Mission are suffering from
lack OF sufficient clothing to
protect them from the inclem-
ent weather. Some of them
are almost shoeless. We have
one man who was educated for
the ministry who II very much
IN need OF clothing lie wears
a No. IS coat: pants. AZ waist.
81 length. and sis or . shoe.
Underclothing is very much
in need.
Please tell your readers to
send any secondhand clothing
To the Mission hall. 51ih
King st. or call Main 1896 for
a messenger 10 call at their
residence for II.
G.. NJ. LOWRY.
Brotherhood League Supt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

ron SALE BY oWSER ron Cash
FOR 81 900 less than ~ II worth, one
Of the best producing places IN KING
county. large lots. about acres
ali IN a hish state Of cultivation
one mile from Auburn. Should pro
dues 600 crates 81 berries next sea
son House. barn and well. city
water and electric lights n desired
For particulars phone Nor,h 1867
after .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD
IL LOST AND FOUND
is AGENTS WANTED

BRO MONEY ron RIGHT AuENTN--
Get free particulars nos Zee per cent
profits sure repeat orders sells on
sight, WIN Rooster. Hiilsbpro. or pr.
partm-nt
WE WANT AuENra TO HANDLE TWO
ARTICLES THAT HAVE PROVEN TO
uE TWO OF THE nEFT sFi.fsENS
on THE MARKET At THE PRESENT
TINE 10Y IL uoop eINEn onE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
LECTURE AT
ALPINE THEATRE

A lecture on The Promoting
Evil will be delivered by John
n. Starbine. al a free enter
tainment to be given In the Al
pine theatre, Fourth av. W.
and Caller ST.. Sunday. A
musical program and moving
pictures will complete the pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

RrvsTy6T0y TKEag. I MD f5-KcnE
tracts means Independence so the Sase
Garner Investigate our Pas as'rop b
can plan. Ths Helm Land COMPANY
fi0f Thire nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
PERSONALS

BUTLEns LIQUID TOOTH FILLER
steps toothsehs Instantly. all drug
sis,s 10 cents
MArRiaosY. ssAT-rLEs HEf.iABLE
rflsndship club Ada y. Evans. I'll
Inlun. Apt d
my - ~ LfvigosroN SPIRITUAL
sdytssf and demonstrated for tho III
VINE ORDER or BEfNo. will help
you Interviews DAILY, 10 q m. 20 10
o M 1908 Terry av Attend his sfea,
spifitusl revival meetings sunday at
FrAtsrnai Hall. isiis Fourth Az. at
sac and fi
x MIDDLE AGED, SsfnLE
home loving working woman
wishes m. acquaintance ~ sin
eere and Affectionat. gsntiemn "a
between IS and e.. object. mAtri-
mony Ass2ss Staf.
wfsu TO MAKE rHE ACQUAINTANCE
Of a GOOD woman between the are %
10 and IS Years that IL Wfilins 20 live
on a farm. Answer ANA. care %
| star
oKT ACQUAINTED SOCIETY sAMEs
ara addresses les r1ns ct Ladiss
tree
k.Vanaush's 81 % Mats ioos rrrs, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
FIVE ACRES FOR $3.50
REAL ESTATE
KIRKLAND NiIN RANCH
On VERY Easy TERMS

Nice g-rusru honr. good well chick.
.n house. etc running water gar
den. foe Tract % acreage fronting
on the macAdAnir~d road. within
fee minute. saih % the ferry
doot. sscsiisn; view % Lake Wash
tnsfnn only iiso cash required.
balance sisso per month. The
se., buy around Kirkland. Inquire
at osye~ on terry wharf Madison
pars for Mr. Haekworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
LIVE STOCK
ioiIsra. iIAnNNas AM WAdoN

HORSES. nARNkss ANp WAGONS
and s~t oral wagons and harness nom
Frederick a Naisen COMPANY
We ar. b. a position 60 offer you your
choice 81 some very good Sork horses
at low prizes
We 40 not advertise a transfer corr pans
selling out or any other fake We are
IA the Hursr Auction business I've
seii every horse on ita mrtts Zach
and every hsrss mus, b. a. rsptsssutsd
b written guarantee ana faif trial
\ fair trial viii 10 aiiuwed
We have 40 heads 10 choose from rhsf
range ia wetsht from SEQ to 3 $50
pounds and price from 80 90 60 tsio %
per head
There are several nice mares and some
good work horses. tiiur street s1rs
aud many seli matched teams both
ilsht and heavy
BEWARE OF THE Mas WHO HAS
WORKED FOR A HORSE OR TEAM.
TuoUuu STILL ANXIOUS TO Sell.
THEN when sisn guarantee
" IL tho same as a government bono
Every horse 10 sold 20 suit ths puf.
chaser and ~ they DO not. 80 ask fua
70 return them We are here 90 sril
hor.s, and no reasonable offer ~r ba
refused
We hav. private sale. every daY and
sueiions On TUESDAY al . m
~ rot NAVE ANYTHING TO SELL
CALL MAiS us'
DO Nor PAIL TO ATTEND rHE arc.
TioN
Seattle Horse Auctloa. sots Siuth ~
Take south Seattle car az second ss.
and Yssisr say sud ssi of ~ hsnrY :
pschiAx house ianfinA
cows AND HrifER- FnEsit ANp
coming fresh. sssh ~ = ant norman >,
ron sNt.E~iee wuirE LEauonN
nuiiet. Dor particulars call nn Or 81
drs.s " n ursarssis Hos re-. oiaiia.
wash
FINE WILL. DEVELOPED DARK
Rhoas Island Rcd eptksfsis. cheap
stansY ig0s
sE1TTt.Y-s HORSE AucTtoS-sAi.rs
svory Tuesday o'cieeki horsss
~sxons. tusriss harness. saifiss Take
South seattle ears Second. rssisf. get
of Henrys Packing ifouss
nsss Ass,issssr , .I n.,s sisS
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD
A WIDOW WOULD LIKE cHffpRxS
to board. large home snd sood care.
.,. resss HssSss ~ ~s~t.llo>o~o~~~~~~~~
~ LOST AND FOUND
Losr CONFIDENCE IN wArcHMAK.
ersr Try symons. saws money ana
treubt~ Cleaning u 60 nainsprinss
rse The Jeweier that aiwsys sells fer
lees SOS PIKE. nssi owt prus Co
rousu-- rock VT hook AND tae N
offiee % Metropolitan Tnsuranr" Com
panY O~nsr may have same BY Idea.
ttfVtnx az star sfftrr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

Infant OUTFITS aNl ftltaFeNs ffoNhes
kt2 Reasohabi. prices 1897 Second
- AZ Special bargain. tint. rnsn,h
not pofNT IRONS. iaso
Guaranteed 10 Years
Sound Electric Co. 1910 first ~
PSYCHIC HEADINGS At les WEST
Lake. Ant !. 1ss
WANTED FIRST CLASS CUSTOM
shirt makers no others need apply
Copeland shirt COMPANY. 5os nlon q
WANTED -LAH0E FiEsUY gIRta.
th- bigger the better 20 appear On
stage m vaudsviiIe act. good SALARY
experience uunscrssary. Apply Tivoli
Theatre
WANTED Girl TO ASSIST ~ GEN
erm homework good room and board
and salary can SATURDAY afternoon
or SUNDAY morning At '1to Federal Az
SEA TITLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1917
Third av needle cooks. Mattresses
ohnmbernaids ard houssmalds
ExPEHfEScED giHL FOH gENERAf.
Homework On small family East 7fif
Take broadway car 20 500 Roanoke 81.
;TGHT sCHoOIe-ARTTHME SHORT
hand typswritinE toss Arcade nids
Main 777s
7s YOUNG WOMEN MD MIN SO.
licitnfs wanted Inquire Aluminium
Market stall 20. Pike Place Public
-
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Is FEMALE SITUA. WTD.

M EXPERIENCED DENTAL Assist.
ant wishes position IN dental office
Address XY-a5i. care Star.
a COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS
cooking on n ranch Arm. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
ACREAGE

FERTILE BENCH LAND
10 aerap fronting on county road hhndy
to school and good town near "a"
mill good soil free from gravel isle-
phones a. y. - 1850, EASY pa msnts
l.. J. MARSH a. co. 1903 Sd AVE-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

WIDOW with small hpY would IKE house
keeping or Homework. small wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

Mrs MARTtS. TRAINED NURSE. con
fnemrnt home. reasonable zoos Boron
40 phanc elliott G9F1-I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
ls FEMALE SITUA. WTD.

IIsAIN HININN MD NIIILUNTN ,
clothes made reasonable Phone Nfd
nsy iati
cONrErnST nELP OF ALI KINDS
registered az the Public Employment
ofncs Liberty nids M.ia stoe.
10 40 Mps nEYNoLDn issf i.rH
a. g. u.acon gses Alterations ssw-
ius tailoring system % cu,tins and
ftiins uiris 30 own se~ins While
learning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

ARCADE PooI. HALL. ~ tNlNt i.sl I, !. =
ST. gro TAYLOR fhof. SfNAi""'
Cues: REST IN TOwN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
FARM LANDS


CALIFORNIA LANDS sis n 7 BLK
N PRoBsFELpr
Farms Acreage. city Property.
80 New York Dlk Main a..e
WRITE TO WOODY SANDS AT
Both-ii Tor list Of farms. ranches and
srfeaEs
GOOD FARM LANDS N sKAGfr
county AZ tst 90 per acre and up.
Yeung a nrotere phone nailard 50
TO THE WAGE GARNER:
Are you satisfied 20 continue an your ilfe
working fur uthersf Haven't YOU an
ambition 90 Est in position where every
alarm and rush Tor me street ar with
Your dinner panf u %. what would be
nicer than e. own beautiful little
farm. veil stocked with dairy cows
hog. poultry. and Few acres % fruit.
which would guarantee you steady
Income and where iot would be the
boss
come 10 and set or. - our free booklets
Which will explain to you how Geo. Eain
your indspendence Within a few years
KITTtTAS LAND AND LIVE
STOCK COMPANY
W W ROBINSON. PRESIDENT
7os.7oe HoGE BUILDING
TELEPHONE ELLIOTT AIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

DIAMOND MACHINE MANUFACTURE
inr Co. fisih floor Manufacturers ES-
change Bidr Occidental snf King
Gear cutting: general nschinis,s; In
v.n'io-. feveian~f phons ns'. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

BuTLEH's LIQUID TOOTH FILLER
steps toothsehs Instantly. all drug
sis,s 70 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CARDS OF THANKS
WANTED

"A LAUNCH WANTED WANT A sfr
ond hand boat s3 or a feet Ions Win
Regal or STANDARD Eaz engine Write
or phone Thea Rolfsan NtsnNo"a'
wash. n Ne Phone 81
WANT REST t-RooM COTTAGE. WITH
hath. that ssa cash. $50 pcy month, vii
buy In Rainier valley Nsigis. care
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
7 Female HELP WANTED

- MISS ot.ivER's rApY SHOP
- Infant outfits anf ehildrsn's clothes
kt1 Reasonabi. pricss 1897 Second
- ~ Special bargains this fnpnth
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Alphabetically arranged for the con
Venicnce OF cur busy readers
A>>or>crMn>rs
ArroRNrYs-Ar-iAw

DRUMMER SAMPLE RAtNcoAr ~.
- a. les. than factory price. Hen
Mey.r Tho Rubber Man. So. EcsJ.
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20 MALE SITUATION
Fl statesmen WANTED

skIEsMEN nESfuiNe ~
or mAkfns small toWns take orders %
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
LinOLeun1 Specials

Sl.1O INLAID LIN0LEUMS, SO. YD.. soc
$1.5O INLAID LNOLEUMS, SO. YD.. .S1.1O
Shown in desired patterns-Genuine Potter's and
Armstrong; products used where service is desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Csc PRINTED CORK LINOLEUMS, AT. .45c
All desired patterns and coOrs- excellent grade
of cork rubber and oil lnoleum, suitable for kitchen,
bath or hall-square yard, 45c.