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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03

Ell domingo uItimO, mUy tenn
prano, Sc escuch6 una formidable
explosion en- Butte, Montana, que
hizo entertainments trepidar los
edificios que Sc encontraban GER
canos q las ofcinas de Ia Compa-
MIA Minera Anaconda. Los veci.
nos, que en- escs momentos dor
milan profundamente, fueron des-
pertados presas del pdnico, por
la viOlenta sacudida Y estruendo-
so ruido que ocasion6 Ia referlda
explosion, que destruy6 nj mas nj
menos Ia ofcina principal de Ia
Compania que explota las minas
de cobre de csc lugar.
Al tener noticia de 10 que habia
pasado, ell Gobernador del EstadO
orden6 que Ia milicia del mismo
Sc trasladara al lugar de Ia eXplO-
sion para prevenir nuevos des6r-
deneS.
Las autoridades de los puntos
cercanos Inmediatamente telegra-
faron al Gobernador piGi6ndole
mas fuerzas para que no Vayan a
repetirse las sangrientas escenas
de JUNO ultimO.
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iOuiere I'd. ser amado?

Puede hacer5e sinpatico : conquistar
ell carino de cualquier persona. Para clio
nuestras ensenanZas le seran uu fslmas.
Pi la informes incluyendc t0cts. en- di-
nero o estampas de correo de dos centa-
vos, y como regalo recibira nuestro her
moso anillo cor pendant Y n vallosa
formula para hacer preparation especial
para guitar las arrugas del cuts, dando
tersuraa la piel.-Club Oriental, 7 ..
Sta. A.-Box SO. San Antonio, Texas.
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Desaparece Ell velador.

Ell edifcio destruido por Ia ex-
plosi6n era de dos pisos, construi-
do de ladrillo yqued6 con IN gran
agujero en- ell techo y una de sus
paroles volada. FL veladOr que
10 cuidaba no Sc encontr6 y Sc te-
me que haya sido victima de Ia
catastrofe.
BESIDE hace mas de una semana
sc notaba alguna agitaci6n entire
los miembros de Ia Union de Mi
neros de Butte, compuesta de los
disidentes de Ia Federation de
Mineros del Oeste, que hace POGO
empezaron una campana para
obligar a todos los empleados de
las minas a que entraran a la hue
va organization.
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Los a!emanGs CeFCa......
TieRc dc la pGgiNG :

Tienc dc la pGgiHG :
donde Sc han incubado los dere
chos del hombre, Ia iibertad Y Ia
democracia de todos los pueblos
latinos de Ia terra.
Treinta mil rusos prisiOnerOs.
La Embajada Alemana &c WaS
hington, recibi6 el lunes uLtlmo
el siguiente mensaje de Ia Secre-
TARA de Relaciones de Berlin:
"Cerca de treinta mil rusoS
cayeron prisioneros, incluyendo
muchos ofciales de altorangO, en-
los combates sostenidos en- ell
oriente de Prussia. En- Ortelsburg,
Hohenstein y Tannenburg, los
alemanes atacaron q los rusos,
cerca de tres cludades a trav3s
de pantanos lagos"
Los franceses no Sc desmoraliZan.
La tarde del lunes Sc public6
en- Paris IN boletin Official hacien-
do IN resumen de Ia situaci6n,
que decia:
"Daspues de haber rechazado
ell enemigo. parcialmente a nues,
ira derecha, hemos tornado Ia
ofensiva Y ell enemigo Sc esta re
tirando ante n~osOtros.
EN- Ell centre hemos tenidO al
gunas alternatives de retiradas '
ayance, pero Ia acci6n Sc va ge-
neralizando y continuance Ia III.
cha.
En- nuestra ala izQuierda, por
una serie &c circumstances que
han favOrecido q les alemanes, y
a despecho de nuestrOs afortuna-
dos contra-atagues. las fuerZas
anglo francesas Sc vieron obliga-
dos a rn+rOcpdpr. Sin EMBARGO.
ain permanecen ~intactos nuestr0s
ejercitos, no obstante los poccS
pero incontestab!es tropiezos que
ha sufridO.
La moral de ~nuestras trOpas
es eXceIente, no obstante las con-
siderabIes p&rdidaS que hemos
sufrido, cuyas oajas Sc cstan lIe-
nandc con toda rapiGez, cen nue..
yos hombres &c los G~eptsitOs mi.
Iitares."
Total: Francia Y Alemania So
encuentran frente a frente. FL
choQue sera terrible, pOrque en- &
Sc desahogardn anejos rencoresy
viejcs odios. Sera el choQue dc
dos razas que luchan por Ia
suprer> 4cia en- Europa, como
f~atalm tendra que
pasar algIn dia en- America, don
de tambi6n hay odios impotentes
contenidos, pero que tarde otem.
prano tendran que hacer eXpIo
sion, y e~ntonces Jay de los venci
dos, como pasara pronto en- Eu.
ropa.
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La acci0n directa.'

Los hombres, en- las eSquinas de
las principles GALES de Ia pobla-
ci6n habian estado pronuncianGO
discusses, en- los que urgian a los
mineros a que hicieran uso de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
A LA ESCUELA.

Fl Is de Ssptisnbre Sc abri-4n as ssrGebas ofieia-
les de Harlandale. ) Ia cue suscribe ofrece sGs
services a los padres de farI a que yiven fuera
yque deseen mandar sus niios 4 dicha' escuelss.
noderado.
Esra casa. ub:cads en- "a Ayenida Belden. Edme-
70 ~. esta Immediate a "a escuela oficisl De Hsr-
Landale.--Se hab!a 5ngles. ~espaho!y aleman. d.
risss q
MRS. C. VI. s.
r. F. D. :. Box 81. San Antonio. Teyss.
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OFICINA MEXICANA
DE COLOCACIONES.

ST listed ~necesits genie para los ira
bsjos, dirijase inmediatamente a esta
Ohcina e inmediatamente lie proporcio-
naremos el nGmero que I'd. necesite;
contamos con aptOs agentes para cline
jor cump.imiento del pu5lico en- general,
ROEL Y QUINTANILLA.
6l3y6l5 Z Commerce st. -Telefono
vieio Travis 2.27, San Antonio. Texas.
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americanos, y v~iaiarOn con sus
respectivos estados mayores, y
con sus esc0ltas de so!Gados cons
tituciOn8liStas.
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Suscribase a La Prensa.

Els IN peri6dico genuinamente
mexicano, que no tiene ligas con
ninguna facci6n polftica.
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donde Sc han incubado los dere
chos del hombre, Ia libertad Y Ia
democracia de todos los puebloS
latinos de Ia terra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
HERE $'S<AND(A7fEfWHfRE

president viii reprimano oon. ".
X. Evans for criticism Of admins
tratlon'a foreign policy.
Carlo Raguzzi named italian con-
sui at Panama.
Bremerton ends Fourth oelebrs-
ton with Mardi Gras carnival and
| ball.
state tax commission will propose
bin 10 next legislature calling TOT
amendment TO state taxing system.
Attorney General Tanner says
state cannot compel clearing OF
logRed-off lands.
Telephone company Will extend
lines In OkanoRan county.
Crowd Of $4,000 sings Nearer, NY
God. 10 Thee" AZ closing session or
international Epworth League con-
yention al Buffalo.
a paper balloon landed In tho
Union stock yards NJ Cincinnati,
starting a 100000 fire.
j. Parker Whitney, millionaire
California farmer. recently divorc-
ed. will marry Peggy Lunden. New
York actress.
Three mstadors were soreo, one
fatally. at Sunday bull fights In
Barcelona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
JACK BARRY IS
FACING JAIL IN
DIVORCE SUIT

John Charles Barry. former mem
Der with the New York Giants and
manager OF the Seattle baseball
team In the early part Of the 1919
season. was cited 10 appear before
Judge Smith this afternoon To
show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt Of court In
failure "a pay nm nlimony Judgment
to his wife. Mae Layerne Barry.
Charging cruelty. Mrs. Barry OBJ
tained "A divorce decree and judg
ment for $1,000 against Barry last
November IN Judge Smiths court
Al that time she declared he
owned $4,000 worth Of real estate
In California.
Attorney Scott Calhoun. appear
ing for Mrs Barry. complained 10
the court that the judgment has
never been paid The citation to
appear In contempt proceedings
followed.
Since the divorce Mrs. Barry has
been living with her son. John
Charles Barry Jr.. and her mother
at tho Renton apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
aaIailIssllsala-a - - -
ELSE WHERE

Rev. w. p. psimore, editor 81
Louis Christian Advocate. dead.
Col. RooseveIt's homo at Saga
more Hi. barred 10 visitors.
sydney Grundy, English drama
tist, died in London.
Negro. attacked by four others al
Detroit. turns In fire alarm for
assistance.
Republicans organize 20 fight
passage OF river and harbor bill.
In test Wsnamaker's flying boat
America, flies on one motor.
David Starr Jordan Of Leland
Stanford. is bone OF contention in
election OF president Of National
Educational association.
Logan Murphy, farm hand, killed
by freight train NJ Chehalis.
Eight Detroit boys hurt by espIo
sion OF gunpowder.
Fire sweeps summer resort al
Mineral Springs. Texas.
Thirteen at last proves hoodoo for
president Thirteen cars In wreck
which delays his special train near
Washington.
Croker expedition leaves csIIfor
MIA for Russia TO observe eclipse OF
sun.
Chester Cartwright. Chicago hold
up victim. dies In hospital.
Labor Commissions Oiscn ID
compiling figures on cost OF living
in Washington.
FHty-one persons Injured BY
Fourth OF July celebrations in New
York.
Or. n. w. ssush. revIvslIst, sued
for s2oo.000 by Hazelton. Pa. brew
ers.
Thousands attend closing day OF
Sedro- Wooiley's roundup.
patrolman Webb OF Sheridan,
wyo. police force. saved by his
star when burglar fired bullet which
hit badge.
Robert Wheeler. Bedford, Ind.
finds 81 900 pearl In mussel
Frank Maxera, Chicago tailor
ends life 30 family can get s175 In
surance.
King may confer title on widow
of late Joseph Chamberlain.
BoviIl, small Idaho town, almost
wiped out by fire. Two die in the
flames.
Arthur Rybltsky, aviator, falls to
his death at Angels Camp, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
HERE

Or. Maude Parker 10 back from
the East.
Western Washington Christian
convention opens here tonight
Funeral Of Thos. Bsgley, former
Newcastle miner. held today
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. sales
men guests at banquet.
Homeateaders' society dance,
Cancels hall. Wednesday night.
Loyal Order Of Moose picnic held
at Fortuna park Sunday.
Or. =. p. Graves, former U. Of w.
president. made dean OF school OF
education AT 4. OF Pennsylvania.
Thos. Wilson dies from an attack
OF heart failure on Tannhauser cafe
steps
Thirty new members added 20
Commercial Club.
Auto driven by Jas. conneli Of
Seattle goes over 20-foot embank-
ment near Tacoma. no one hurt
Commercial Club holds rose con-
test today and next two Mondays.
n. c. Johnson. forest ranger, goes
after highwayman al Terry ana
Seneca st.. and In robbed Of SIS.
Note leads police 10 believe that
Mrs. Adelia Gilmartin took own life
by gas route. not accidental.
Barge Gerard c. Tobey sinks In
Seymour Narrows.
ounbost vlcksburp returns 20
navy yard after visit here.
M. a. Mead, cop, turns fireman.
and puts out blaze at Empress Dye
Works.
G. X. Johnson. head OF Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co, arrives
Tuesday.
Patrick croken. rs, pioneer resi-
dent. dies.
Police put kibosh on popcorn
wagon whistles at parks where
bands play.
G. n. Frink, manager Of mcRae
4, Branigan. big retail dealers. is
dead.
German American Women's
league OF the state goes on record
as against prohibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
THIRTEEN LOST
WHEN SKAGWAY
BOAT CAPSIzES

SKAGWAY. July 6.--Thirteen
persons lost their lives Saturday
night when the launch Superb. in
which they were going from Skag.
way 10 attend the celebration IN
Juneau. was capsized by the heavy
seas.
Six men chung 10 tho overturned
craft In the Icy waters while Tom
Running swan ashore and gave
news OF tho disaster.
Other boats arrived in time 10
rescue the six Among the dead
are oscar Carlson and Robert
Saunders OF Seattle: Henry Bern.
hofer. skagway. and J. II. Bell OF
White Horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
He LIKES HIS Toll

THE old place doesn't look tho
same" said Judge John Y. Hum
phries today az he wandered into
his deserted courtroom for his
mail.
The Judge IL taking a vacation
this year along with the other su-
perior court jurists. but declared
he couldn't stay away from the
legal atmosphere OF his court
Seems funny. but I'd just a.
soon be at work." said hizzoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
IT LOOKS GOOD,
HUB BELL SAYS

y. l.. Hubbeil. candidate for con-
gress on the progressive ticket In
the Third district, visited In Seattle
today and brought a lot Of enthusi-
astic information with regard 70
progressive prospects this fall.
Hubbell is mayor OF Kelso. and
his campaign thus far, he declares.
assures him that this is going TO b
a big progressive year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06

stall aaS. fresh Telephone peas. &c 10, /;
home grown wax beans, Toe III, stall 34i.
fine head lettuce, for &c; large canta o.
lnupcs, for Sc stan i0a, cooking but
ter 2bc No., imported Swiss cheese. ahc 10.
stall "a, whole shad, 2bc each; salmon
trout Toe M. sole, lbs. i5c stalls 1ea-
rae, fun cream cheese, zoe H.. parmesRn
cheese, ibc H. kippered salmon, lbc 10 (,
Alaska herring, . for Zoe Stnll 200. corn
starch, 30 pkg. macaronl or spaghetti
lbs. $50.
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SANITARY

stalls 2l-a6. I doz boxes matches. asc:
2 pkgs. Jeilo powder. use! SOC bottles OF
grape juice. 4bc; ESQ cans fancy sliced
pineapple zoe; 70 lbs. sugar 81. Stalls
! s2-8t lear lard. lave 10. shoulder lamb
/ Toe II Eastern bacon. 2sc h; link sau.
sage, loo 10 lamb chops. lbs csc. stalls
1891. home made mnyonnaise dressing
Z Ice glass. baked beans. Toe pit. potato
salad. ibc ~. Stnli "a, best butter. a0c
ID mild fun cream cheese. zoe n fresh
cottage cheese. Toe h.; Indian Runner
duck ogEs, soc dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
GOES TO PRISON

William Sears. Is. interurban
bandit. sentenced 10 life imprison.
ment In Walia walla for the muir
der OF Charles Schwartz. a passen-
ger on the Tacoma.Seattie electric.
started for prison at Walla Walla
today accompanied by a guard.
He smiled slightly and waved HIS
hand at the jailcrs as he departed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
MOTHER DOCTOR
IS GATHERED IN

It's sad day for the doctors
who practice medicine without n II.
cense. Constable Jim shannon has
been gathering them in at the rate
OF one week for the past month.
DR. Robert Percy Smith. with OF
fees In the Cobb building. ia the
latest alleged yiolator. Annie Gil.
raior says that on February 20 he
prescribed for her. and that he had
no license.
DIR. Smith says he wasn't practic-
Ing nj that time. His bail has been
set at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall 1897. beef steaks itc ID bologna
sausage lbs ase. stali 1903. fancy dry
salt pork. i2hc M. leaf lard. iaxc 10
stall ~. pot roast. lac h.; spring lamb
chops. lbc 10 sugar cured corned beef
Tee ID stalls Si-Sb. boiling beef, lie III
lamb chops, lbs. abc Stau a., halibut
lbs i6o. fresh salmon. Zoe h /: black
cod, Zoe h, ? lbs. csc stall Gs, home
made veal Loaf or corned beef sbc 10
home made potato salad. i0c 10. stan 6.
Star sardines. Dc can. large bottle to-
nato catsup Zoe Stan II. strictly fresh
eEgH dox 5sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06

los $40 stan 3d. fresh French rolls
Toe doz. stan SO, select grape fruit q
for 2ae. banana special, Ice and ! sc dor
new home grown potatoes. II lbs 2hc
stall IS. best Washington creamery but.
ter, lbs. s6c. strictly fresh ranch eggs
doz. Soc stall s, one street car ticket
free with soc purchase OF vegetables OF
fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
BLOCK BURNED

STEVENSON. July s.-while
most OF the city firemen were
away celebrating the Fourth. fire
destroyed business block here
yesterday. with a loss of $4,000.
Several persons had to Jump for
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
PERSONALS


Wanted Two men learn auto and truck
duvins and repairing 1900 Fourth.
FAr AZ WON 'soNa ,Ttt Avn rtkr
CoLLEcrioNa--sos LYON nuiLptNo
Elliott siss
Wanted Man With team 10 do soms
grading ueo. Howe. naat teso.
EeANN 0FHRArtNu MOVING re.
ture machine. earn $50 weekly OF
fiee iof cedar - 50 m % . IN
save on your catinr bni Try the pufttan
Cafeteria second floor. too Pine
kaysnsush. 81 90 Hats ices rtr.t sv
yocos@,,s el,Ss ,sIgo>>>oo
% PERSONALS
tsk toward for Information ieadinE 60 the
recovery % thu body % Henry n Roe.
drowned IN Henderson hay near Rose
dale June "a. Height 4 feet ~ inches
weiaht it8 pounds age "a years, very
slender light blond. smooth shaver
except short clipped mustarhe. blend
half ard muHtarhe Notify nr WIN
u Scott t1s iath av 81 seattle. Wash
Phone East to1
THE BRISTOL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout strictly
modern rates - 40 PEE week ara up
transient 20 cents ana up. Opposite
" e. A. tia Seneca Mfs. A
Walters Prop
Oct married Many local and Easisfa
correspondents strictly confidential
Address with stamp. The Social Heeis
ter. seattle. Wash.
b X iie form. fcr fbc tes tifst AZ
MASSAGE. Aicohol ruh. Vibrat,ry treat
ments Room 40 Ats Hotel. itot
Third av
Miss Pearl manicufin9. facial and sosip
treatment office 7 Arcade Hotel
Nv hahits. psrsanaiitY and ability are ali
sensible woman can wish, having
some means desire woman with
means. not over 90. az partner. matrt-
menS A-sis. star
WOULD Nou MAitRY ~ sufrrnf join
seattiss Reliable Friendship Ciuh Ada
y Evan. an unioa 81. Apt n. Ladies'
free
Kassnsash'. q 90 nat. tees rif., az
MfnwtFE Nina ANNA wtf.LrtKRns.
iois isth Az y W Phone ballard tstf
MISS fEwrtf.- MASfcubiNo tti.e
rhird otncs .
combinss maas up East si6s
QEr ACQUAINTED HocfErr NAMES
sni addfs-... fcs rin. >, tasis. free
naihs mas.aFe. 81 People. nans nids
DR wWirFohDs MOOD MEDICINE
s pythiaa
rRoF coRpELL PnRExoLooIsr.
paitniat ~ fine o.
Lonely people. siiheF SCI. dssirias a..
guaintsnr~ or correspondent caii o. I'D
drrua Raymond Rem. Co. Room ~. ftfA
fiks -. Seattle, wash Circular cts
WRINKLES REMOVED. pErORMrn
roses corrected. togp Arcade nldx
Main srps
GIFTED. REtfABIr ctAIRvoYASr.
card reader. rainist ~ troubled or
doah,ful. consult me windsor. nirth
ard linton. Apartment INA
Mrs MARrfN. TRAINED NUnsr. coz.
rnenenf home reasonable. teet noren
sv, Phone Ftiiott sfBfJ
LADIES AND oENrtEuEN. MASft-tp.
Ing facial massage and scalp treat
msnt Paris sradua,s. Room sof. ttet
Tttrf av
Get narrisfi hes, matrimonial rspsr pas.
Nshef mailed free. fsfN The Cor
respondent. Toledo. Ohio
Private Teacher, snp~Fisnred languages
~ neglected 80 e~s~nth ~
~~~~r~~s-e~~~e~~~-eerNr~r~~ >~~~s~~~-~0~~0~-~N~~s
Is FOR RENT Unfurnishcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
CHURCH OPENED

A Bible school rally. Sunday serv-
iocs and communion celebrated the
opening OF the first floor OF the new
Central Christian church yesterday.
at f3rd NV. and Densmore st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
ACREAGE
LITTLE POULTRY Farm

YOU'LL BUY THIS
20 ACRES FOR 1926
f2b CASH. $40 MONTHLY
II you want rich, level Land. easily cleared
eioss 90 eanHsry, creamery and produce
company srheoi farmers grange. hall
and sawmiil good ratsr. roads and
nsisheoFs. delivery from stores, a. y
ruaKr SOUND FARMS co. eos sra Az
The bssl Iseo ussis a, lake nurisn. see
Ne before Yna buy The t.ambaFd CO.
Alaska nids Main fsts
rour sp.acre uaeis in Hkasn county rirk
soil Price 1890 per tract rouns a
HrohsrF rhon. ballard STA
10 AcFss. Arfes cleared pries isGe
reunE nrobefE. phone naiisfa sia
10 ACRES RICH SOIL
$3.50
$40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Handy 20 Scatter close 20 school. far.
msrs grange hall sawmil and bss
cannery. creamery ana profues eaus
panY. which affords an ideal market
n lies 1sry level and IL easily cleared .
delivery from stores. n y. -. and isis-
Pudrr BOUND FARMS co. sss irs Az
craics land ssrdsa .oii. sa.y 20 clear
80 % per acre go American usns
Fer acreage improved. unitn proved q,
waterfront $50 MI. ter i.safy niar
k-scrs tract fins for chicken raneh. sell
improved coed house ard bErn Per
particulars ~rits Marx KELLEY. Pail city.
-~s~s-.~S~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
Tract teHisa GOOD stsw. al cleared! 4
per fronth. wIiss. sis Ss~ York MA
Elliott teef
Its9al HsiEhts lots ,.ss. SIC cash. 81
sgss,e 80 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
t3 REAL ESTATE
TO bsautifsi iot. situated 10 Aisssz
wash - exchange Tor fresh nilieh
ee~s Address ouns'. nas 10. sisena.
lit YSar property Where result. a.. o..
isirsi. Charles w w1.xsl ss, white
nag
We have water We ar- sraainx the
Streets Hes us before yea buy.
THE LuNHARD COMPANY
Alaska Buiifing
Yer EAIs--farWs corner loi IN nsiiiaT
h.rr- ss'tah's Ter apartment house
psrmsnt Address wsiiinEe est Hotsi
iynfsn. wash n .
caisary daily aiI auotsiisn. Zee -
THE LuMnAnp COMPANY
o.o.oooo.-,-s.1,ssssss neiisiss ,...oo.
~ HOMESTEADS
sso.aeFe hoz ard Alfalfa fanrhf flee
deep soii. no aiksiis lies veil. eiss. 60
toWn ard railroad forced 70 rsrffare
ftta cash entire 700 arfss Aaarsss
y. @. ugf tts seattle
free ftoulesieads. Alberta ard nfifish
Se.S.- ~ GU ,. Ss.,,S Sess
~ FARM LANDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
WEST & WHEELER
MT. VERNON. WASH.

20 acres bottom O. IN crop. balance tim
her and pasture. ? creeks. orchard. 10
room house, with bath. barn. b0xtfg.
milk and store house. hiR hog house
new clio. is0-ton. - cows, horses 2a
hogs, helfors. chickens and turkeys.
2 wagons binder and ali farm ma
chinsry and tools $500 will handle
with easy terms on balance. Something
fine. no trade.
sCBIRMAN a co.
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EXCHANGES


80 acres IN anahomiah county. Us an
acre, trade for home and assume
- acres near rdmonds. good houss barn.
fine SPRING ali fenced. Price $500 trade
for home
90 acres water front AZ 800 an acre. ovnst
wants home of or rooms viii as.
sumo
1901 acre Improved ranch only $50 fare
from seattle, about 90 acres bottom
land good buildings some stock. Price
~ GOO Trade fpr seattle
HERMAN a hciHOEpnn
sss Liberty nidE. Third ana Union
in yon afs unable 10 sell Your real estate
why not exchange IL Tor new msrohan-
disc SOC our sample stock and set
parleulnrs Pacific Coast NdHs Co
ei1 rourlh
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY AND CoUNrtiY LOANS
on improved Or vacant property any
amount. $50 20 $500 Ions o. short time
easy payments no delay. sturtevant a
Co, ais noston uiorh
bhGs. go, 10
Money on improved rity property. We
make building loans
cALIIOuN. DESSY 4 EWtSg
Alaska nuildlnE
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Hefore buying or building
dEo a VIRTUE co. nosion NIX
HEAf. ESTATE LOANS. NonrHEHN
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Look here i5-aere home Tor sale. Buiid .
tnRs cost $500; acres cleared. fenced
and cross fenced chicken runs: plenty
fruit and berries postoffice and school
80 rods from place Address w H.
Walls fvsauunh, Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS

WE SELL Uoon
tlNrM SASH AID DOORS
M We make them ourselves anf
It'll know that they are IS good
lkxz1a az can be made Quantity
- Production 90 Quality
s~r,X Doors q. our motto Quick
- shipment from large stock
kElz1 SIX panel dafrs IS sts o. 20
Craftsman doos. sss o. 50
il4[8 Front doors. ~ diffsssnt
styles NJ from ,.-.. - 90
I'll Fancy front doors. So - up
s-iight barn sash ,.sse q tze
if-iixht windows ..t..Tfe up
nunEaiow easement sash. 10
designs as rise. ... see up
Sash frames with sili. s8c
~ Inside window trim. In sets.
10 pieces no waste. soc
Cupboard doors . speciality.
Screen doors ana windows
our own make. standard
sir-s IN stock We sell Any-
body. ship anywhere Ask
for cefaiog ~.
q. N WILLIAMS GO.
SASH AND DOORS
1914 First Az -. Seattle