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COMMITTEE PROBES
MOyeR DEPORTATION
,rssssAssA sssS ssep T.,

Tannsf saii Meyer ana he ~sre
then rushed cu; of &c. r.oa. down
the stairs aud sat Of ,ss hotel. Th.y
ssrr hustled ssrc.. the bridge To
i,cuzh'en whsrc they we're placed on
q ;raia for Chicago 10 shsrxs o, ;ss
deputies. one named Hsn.lsy. aaa
sstn.d it The, stsF sstas hack ts.y
spuls be hanged oH the bridge
the ~itnsa. .ais be "a. struck o,er
the eye hy hi. csp,or aHd he showed
the committee a sesr resulting from
the blow
shortly before Meyer sad himself
we're attacked. Tanner said. they
had been waited on By committee
of ciiirsus .ho Rad asked Mover to
accept Ss".ooe which had been
rsi.ea on behalf Of the victim. Of tae
Calumet disaster He aid Mover &c.
piled It vas for the people them.
s.iv-. to decide whether they would
take the money. and refused to Givs
a .ta,smsn, to the newspaper. urging
them to do -.
Ne promised. however. TO Ssll M
the .scrstaris. Of the ra-'cu. locals
and urge them not 60 discuss the
Calumet disaster. az he ai.o va.
asked to do. He ~ss in the act 81
calling the .ecre;arie. when tn. at
tack came. Tanner vas the only Wit
meas called on this subject;
Announcement was made By IN.
strikers counsel this afternoon tha;
they had concluded the presentation
Of their cases. Chairman TAYLOR an
nouuc.d ths, at the conclusion Of the
inquiry here the committee would ST.
fer one dsy in Chicago 10 take testi-
-neny OF Michisan National Guards
men in answer to the strikers char<-
The committee then adjourned the
public hearings until SATURDAY, In
the meantime the eonsre~men viii
make an inspection OF the mines.
s;ampmir. and smsiters. The oper-
ators v'ii begin their introip.;isa ..
witnesses on Saturday or Monday.
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All COLORADO
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
LATE \. N. TELLER

Denver. Colo. f-i. -s.--ih-avrr
sud Colorado paid tribute Ia ih. is,.
ilenr, 81, Teller. former secretary of
the Interior, and for thirty years
United States senator. io.las. for
ihror hours friends and aimir~rs in
all ~aiSs al life iii-i through the
Foiunda Of the state capitol past the
b'-' for iasi lack At the face of
III" deceased. \ suari Of honorI
honor composed to khixhis r-mpisr.
"i which order s-naios Teller ss.
the iirs, srand commander oi Colo
Fn,i". saish-s; a, III. bier
The puhiis ,ribut- At the capitol
Continued iron 4. Ia I a-io-S to-
has i'FIsI- fan-rai s-Fsi.-. ~iii b.
h'ii THURSDAY afternoon at ih- hsu,.
of Mr. a. y TYLER. q daughter. fsl-
lSNsa bY the Nassnir burial s-f-,
'nsHi.s In charge Of the grand LARGE
colorado
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THE COAL DUST TWINS

John old pals aud srones Everywhere John Law
Nl.nnsE eo~, snd vice vera o'' IN the h's
l..b, Jshn zach sad talk all o' Prsn'
an, sf n. isp zach other The
the iH arm to the e- rs e'ss Aa
re. ~. up in tyre sssar,s- Hickey sisny s-!,'
the Goal ps !Ns ''"n a ps 'HAh'A''s ~
-tH.r.i,s ,hsss
krsH EsaSh iabs and iSs a'ss
the nsay s-n ss~s~ts' pss'sd Al the
80, the rrvsr going rasre ~as"s hate made
'hsyT. kicking themselves b.
Ps, ,ASs<h saes '.ssA', CO 'HS Jsha Ans
~sksl As 0'sssss, tszsass ap and ~"
svs'sI ,s as'zsi!s nskss Asm sspnasn' ~hss 'as "'
sv..~ ,ns.,ss ;hslf hsss
;he rafs'n .hsn the
nsz,., m r.Hr cssissa ard zach
ss hr's stage sh'ss's sss
heard ssr n issH jsha habit sniss s'
w.s,.sl s hsash the, loved k,H ss' The >-'ls Ss'ss
"sssiAn, hsp ," ssii. 'hs' .s'hsg
ssy,hlas z ~s,ls appeals s. s'si. $'es 'ns
appss.~s s.hrr Job. ehsfsa s ts,ssxsn<
ssaAa iss, laesi hotel sad 'saa the psa'
sHisaisr sad tsrss sp p'''
-hsrrss ssamid ~ the militia ~ss 'ssn
ary.,ea rds' jsha esss-sssd the
sf rssssgs The 20 advertise ses
sds q ,sssh saa dirty s asss.e the
rsir - --ire sart,- "F-sas
shs.; hat Lea.d forty !::'y s-A
sssorsh !. psssass Ihe,
ps..d ss. fall neSd All Of 'hs@ had
rssara drink fs' sssss ard sab
i i'ssr fss ihs Ard
Svta the s'sI 1hss ~sre sF'
reri.
JsAs sua jshr The ,~s ,,l. siSS-s are hes' ard
hasist'Hs the -s Ihstf 81!
pail 'he III, nsnh Of hs esss'''e.
The ksHdk,sns has influenced
Ii. .snxrr..msu st-, little ishH ard John.
,hs Cssi pas r~is.
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MACON. GA. CHILD
xsAe S:soas aAd Vel! - v,sel

WhSn 90 s~it s.~s hat tisst b. the
s~si fsN.S, IL saf ssai~ .i~ss toe
siskias srsAs ranf. ssiiss shiiar-a
ssruas rss-ssi sss f.ss 90 ate -si,
t.iiins tSss sss, ss. ss~a rsu,si ss
saaif-,i. % .=ss.s-.
J l.. tyFttins, Nsscns Ha. ssss
Vi saiis sss tsrs ,hia sht iriiFS,s.
40 appetite ssfsoas. snd SID Dot
sis.g veil tNss,sss DID sss hsiR bet
NinSl .ss Fsgc1msadss Aaa tie
rssas~ aitsf = tssr ,risI We. sca.
asrtpi @ss sleep. sssasiS All nishi.
has q ssisusia appetite snd has
Ssinss 10 -sisht .i.k every
n.,s.f sas~ shat virsi -ili is TOE
sshfs,. sh.i4rsn
VIA, NSast did Toe ,kl. ii,tis siri
I, gill do foe sy-r, -sst and si;in :
shiii b-yaus- sistt gsiisr-n need
ths .,f-ns,s.uinx cui iissr -I-n.n's
and IN. ,Sais isre ;hss Niasi com
,sias ,hst ia ~ vinsI hsiiis
,hsu ap suissi, sai give 'h.m >
fine. hssithS calsr I, IL plss.an, To-
take and ws guarantee thss the r.
sai,s ~iii sstisf, ,"u -m"nst back "
the, is not, The Nsusman rfuS
COMPANY. Tttuiisa. Colorado"
T.. S=ii tcs hsV. ss,ems 'rr cur
ss.s saiv~ Nc suasssses ~
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Light Women Vote
for Sskrase Issue

,hissss. III. r-. 80 ..mrsrs.
,i'.lf fs- iiiiasi. -oHs.n S--s-r,saF
t"~,s sds san,sss .s their firs, .rp.f-
tua'iY I" s.s- una-r tho rr.r~~i,
i,"as ~ ,h~ n-. stats sinrax- la.
H",uFus tasalstsd h.r~ today i.ii.
sa,ss that 'a.s- shan t~s.,hirss cf
a." rrsistrs~i .wsra.n '-saAis-i svas
frssu 'h- primary -i-~sion. h-ia In
'HaHs risis. ami sSan. .s ,h- state
In Chisss. the total nutat~s of
~pmsa ~h. s.ssd ~as sb.ai 80 p~r
rrni ni 'h.s~ she had auziiti-.'-
Fstrr chtrSzS sgm.ns .hs had
n" srt.ssisa.as vote nasaina'-.i ssg
Aifsrm-ns rhs~- IT then --s- i'ru-
srrssisss ana fcar --r~ S~ciaii.,.
Tn slisrmrn ~~r- retired Z. rel.
sz's life All 81 ,h-na ~-r~ t.~assu
e-S'ss sha VITA .as -ts-rts.a. -rr-
Orf.-~'i ~ the Munisirsi v-.--.
league.
In sSsas sa.-. ,hsif male .rpSa.
sp;s r~vsissa the Nc'sS ~ rssr- ~ss-s
% ,hsa ii, ,s- fstnsi~ c.asiss,s.
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LEON ncE xorrD new YoRx TENOR At CHURCH Toxlorr

Leon Rice. the as,ea SeW yofs
seacr. viii b. heard iSr ;ss firs,
time by music lovers Of Trinidad a.
the Ne'hedi.; shsFsh thi. svsuia.
The appearance cf the .uireat
SINGER !. = dis;iset musical svsH; in
thi. city and 4, is Anticipates the,
there viii be a r-eotd crowd in at
tendance r.fhAO never before has
Trinidad been hossr-i by the ap.
p~arans- Of a singer Of sach na,icas.
tsne~a and for tha; r.s.on the
eoassrt toniTh, will dtaw a. no sth-
CT musical even; Of yeats.
Nr. Rice will be a..i.ssd by Nj.
jennie caesar-Rice at the piano. Mrs.
Rice ia also an srtis, Of nation wide
note. having distinguished herself
a; th. Chicago World. fair. hsyiBs
received medal a; that time a. the
younses: professional riani=,. Mr..
aud MIS-. Rice arrived this morning
The Rice. have been IN Mexico. ;hs
land of the insuTrsc'ion. for several
week. before coming to Trinidad.
They nsrrate many interesting ey-
peTisaces in the revclution-svsp. sis
ter republic They declared today
ther we're glad to move on to more
peaceful atmosphere Mr.. and Mrs
Rice ars much snsmourei Of Trini-
dad. particularly with the climate
and with the general appearance Of
the city.
The program Of tonizh;'s concert
l. one OF unusual merit and offers
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NssssF. Asskir Sssssi.. John Essi.
s-hi. i,-ra,sa ounen-it. Tsseia ,s.i-
spiss. James it.usnsns rcs is,ss.
s',a;. Everett. jeha ssa csssis, FOL
lard.
d. Masuassss osiia Iaasssaasa.
rnr ns~Ab~s> of 81 Nssszs~t :
.sila .n,-stais.i asiisssssii w~A-
aesdas s.sesscos. sbsa. eighty la
dies. al ssssrfip'las bridge par
- ., the hoas q. sh-is ss-.ii-et.
Ns. .: l.. Nii.n Light f-srshnsn..
rrf~ served =, sh- sla.- si ss~ gains
br she ssrmsss. ss The caIIas shr
ate Nssiem~s y I. Nilrus . "
clark. " u Nisssi.. l.. \ ttsncl
ssia. wiii i'~,rs.s I. = Ccsneii. T.
u INsdsss gns saraPs-lfs g~.t-.s
pss.;sa. .. IL Br,s.. iIsafs rlsYs.
y \ wtru:s. ls~s, Is.sc'f. ia.s
son. u II sips sni Roger sssraaa.
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s-sps,se Party q Ssaskv,lls.

sarpf;ss patty 80. si'sn In boa
os Ci teka Pollard ss HE hssHs ia
S,sFstiiis FRIDAY -s-nins Tss 80
snias ~as sp-at in risyius gssisF
samss after vhics s.frrshnasn's ~srS
s-ttsd. These pre>ra; ~er- irhsana
Msrssr. Lsys vsfs.f. Violet sai
Nasxie Meek. trsn ,ua Nsass Me
Ciu.ssy. t.s-iss. tss.ie's, ami Mil
dt-i Pollard. George i.rsinur. rrsu-
Gle vsurs. tchn James. Nnfcic
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Most anything in printing asasl>
executed and at reasonable ppieoA
at the chronioie-News Job eoooo.
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Noted &rs.r Es,s.,Aia.a.

'rva Hi.-. ~. a.sssi tenet .insss,
$50 ~,ii .ins ,Saish' at ;h- rir.s
Nesb.-iiss ssurch. ~Ae = susss Ss tbs
Tcass.' si'ss ,his st;ssnesss sai de-
lish'~i the rnsssb--. ~. the eIus WITH
numl--r " his Hs.s; ssm"s- soas.s
Tss siab nc, ~i,h Airs, j. ~ nsrs.
sf. ., h-s hssa~. is:t Ars.as . -
nu~
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Fer Ml.~.,. and Women. in .. -.
a.i l" sisss. Ana have siisht in.r-r
feeliohs.
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HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE!

Pie "a. served Sc ssw-ss. rrniAsa srsm Pitts
hutsh JuI ihns Of IL"
Apples sst,ed"
"fhs hat
iSdh, threw srh the ef the
b.'s-. the congressional committee
.k,s,rsS tpaa Pittsburgh had actually been led
The and spectators al ur In
~hsH The rai;d Mae wss' s'sras, Hrst'hsd the
"fenaish s'ssS,t,
operators csOfsdS after shipping hundred
rsn shsntd ;hsf the eesehss
~iful sn,esi, sua 1h r'ensaisu ana malice aehoueh'
The unfortunate yie;ms-ris and stfles
RIGHT HERE IN CIVILIZED AMERICA
NOW foxG WILL PEOPLE STAND FOR IT.
Hsrr,slel Horrible
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q. Nare,sss.s 0ssA.

=. Nssxsrs. suiss ss The sspss.
sur.i ssa-vs .,ii sss-. s,:h Ms>s
rs-d starL rhuFsess ss,ssaspn a.
: go s'ei..cA. -
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all critic. dsslss. Ia one Of the ssss..
st singers os the ;im. tn. ?rosraa
az saununted sy Ne. Rice !. - fol.
luwss
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SANITARY

stall ~. fsncy hama. lee n. regular
isc grade all isc grades Of bacon. fsec
~. picnic hama. lie 10: veal roast iss
10. veal steak. itc Ih,i pork roast ftc
II T-bon. steak or roast. isc ID. stalls
ss-ts. 10 ies. sugar. si.ee large cans
milk. ftc. dos. bonss maieuss stc. zee
cans yellow freesions pesohes for fbr.
tbs speesisd beans. tEc. stalls $50.
New Zealand butter. ttc ID. lbs. ti.eei
suii cream brick cheese. zoe 10. : large
cans OF tomatoes. isc. Ice cakes Of
toilet soap. Zee. msrGsrins. lbs Sic
iron holder free 10 each 200 customers
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Rtsns ts-s.. shoulder lamb. Sc. 20,
roast. DC IN. lea lamb. - fc III. lamb
chops. lave ~. roast pork. ishe 10
roast veal. i.se 10. hama. iso ID. break
fast bacon. ite 10, local bacon. lave ID
pure lard. iahc 10. compound. lee III
East entrance. live ducks. reese and
chickens. lee 10 Stall 30. sugar. lbs.
sse. spices Sc can. Stall -. Jersey but
ter lbs ssc. ranch eExs. dos 7Sc;
Eastern eggs. ace dos. Stall %. cottage
cheese. 3 ib. skc: baking powder. ssc
can. Stall .. sirioin steak. isc III: pork
sausage. i.Mc N. ies pork. ito 10.
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stall ~, ibs fancy srsnuis'.d sugar.
sac stall 81. regular ssr coffss. isc N
pur. cocoa. 40 ~. stall &. pasteufirsd
milk. Dc at stalls N.tt. lemons. dor.
ztrs dry onions. lhs. Ice stall ts't
regular 81 % umbrsfi.s. ste. stall itea.
pure Missouri sorghum. IN bulk Toe gal.
bring Jus stall ,. golden dates. tps
lie. Yakima potatoes. tse ewt. delivered
stall 1874. old -fsshionsd country sorghum.
In bulk. sse gal. lee glasses Of ,Ans and
msrmaiades. Sci ice psEs- mineemest.
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CORNER

Stale Z. =. .. 7. leaf lard. lie II: cot
iass butts Ice 10. brsas; % veal issc
10 bacon bacss. ice H. pork roast. ifhs
ID pot roast. DC 10 Ice ID. sirloin steak.
i've To- lamb chops isc ID stalls
1874. large cans milk. isc. with other
purchase. pkss crystal cooking salt.
ite: teo can fish balls lie. &c pkg
washing powder. . for ice. Glib. Dor 81
lump starch. tEe. Q ibs spaghetti. soc
pkss fancy cluster rsisins. &c.
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TN the Land OF the Head Hunt
crs." Edward s. Curtis epic photo.
drama OF the Northern seas. con-
tinues to draw increasing attend.
ance at the Moore. There are two
performances daily. at 1880 and
$40. all OF this week and the first
three days OF next week. with the
exception that there will be no mat
inee Sunday afternoon.
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Regal Dental Offices
Or. l.. r. CLARK, MGR.
laos Third Avenue
NJ. w. Corner Third and Union
CROSSES ATLANTIC
TO SIT At DINNER

LONDON. Dec. 1i.-Mary Garden
IL here on her way TO America TO
eat Christmas dinner with mother
and father and rush back TO my
hospital and refugee home In
Paris" She says she will not have
the heart to sing again for year.
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!SSiFf!Stfftl1$j;
I'M "THC G
r,DT-fN
MARRIAGES
iiea!ll|{|R&ES


Marriage fic~nsee
Albert y Edwards. legal age. saism.
or, and Vera Is. rseter. legal age. Ia
coma
John Madison. 80. sss,us. and Huida
iiuuha. "a. Ysnnadon. u. G.
Births
Mrs aud Mr.. 7 spencer. tszt chi
caso ave. n son. December Q.
Ars ana Mrs. J. y Bsiian. 1850 Dock
place, daughter December .
Mrs. ana Mr., l. 4. Hsinsod. iiia
Howell a.. son. November 30.
Mrs. ana Mr. -. r. Dutch, i7i7 tNh
ave. son. December 7
Ars aud Mr. Dan compiita. siis w.
sbth st. a daughter. November 10.
Mrs and Mr.. Matt Drazich. itW w.
bsrd ct. n daughter. November 20
Mrs and Mr.. H. ~. bradshaw, toza
sirih ave. a son. December T.
Mrs ana Hr. W. ". Lewis. az W,
tsth St, a son. December
Mrs and Mr.. Y. H. Curtain. ttt7 Ken
wood 81. a daughter. December 6.
Mrs and AIR. ". W. cofisriii. sei2 tsth
ave. n W. son, December ..
Mrs. and Nj La~rsncs wood, 1879
THIRD ave ". daughter. Sovsmb.r ~
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ. o. Prosssr. aces Third
ave. a daughter. December o
Deaths
Cha. W. porr. itss v. Roy st. tt
December q
Martha n Burr. e.; First ave w. y.
December !.
Abbis J Anderson. ~ y. Ttth st. 81.
December O.
Jaiia Is johnson. ss' iTth ave. -. a.
December
Anna " Taylor. ssst Rainier ave. 80.
December q
Joseph Scott sb,h and ". Pike ct. ~.
December :.
Divorces Asked
Marie Helen Bennett, - clifford Ben
nett cruelty. Karin Brattstrofn Va y
David nrafts,rom. cruelty Ainnie .
calder w. Arthur = Calder. dsssrtioni
u.rt.rt Stephens Va Alice Oummsns
stephens. dsssrtions Rosy MsrriseDp~ Va
Eugene Marriseppe. non-support; Essis
Mitchell Va John Y Mitchell. cruelty
WIN. ~ south.r " fAxKis A. southsr'
insanity. Hattie n. t.srrsbes vs. Wood
r0w ID. iarrsbss. cruelty.
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THEIR WATERLOO

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The war has
uncovered many American income
tax dodgers living In Europe. They
all have 90 register with the Ameri.
can consulates, and in this way
Washington Is getting their names.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF HrOckHoLDERs
MEETING
The annual nesting Of 81. s,ockhoia.rs
% the rnioa savings a Trust Com
pary % Seattle . corporation. will bs
h-id At che ofsic. az the company. on
nnrfhwesf rafnrr ~ s~roud ave and
cherry .; seattle. kins county. wash
inEion. on "Wednesday, the seth dAY ~
January. 1915. a. the hour ~ O'Clock
in the afternoon. for the purpose u
siertinE directors ~ the nnnapang. ana
fnr the transaction - any other busl.
mess that may pregsriy be brought be.
fore ~. meeting.
- n. sofSER
Cashier.
s.st,is. Washington. December .. 1914
IN THr SUPERIOR corpr or TIE
State Of Washington. fer King County.
Ia the Matter 81 the Estate % Elizabeth
X Evans. Deceased. 40. iTTtt Sosios
TO creditors
ny order - said eourr made herein on
the 9TH DAY .s November 1914. notice
10 hereby given 20 the creditors Of and
to ell rsrsons having claims against
said deceased or against ssia estate. to
prssens them With the necessary eoaeh
ere 20 the unfersisnsf Erseu,rir 81 said
estate. at 100 " sfrd Ct. Seattle. wash..
the pise. of business ~ said estate. IN
Seattle In said county and state. Within
<>--<-@-@~~~-~u>~u~S~S~< NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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LEGAL NOTICES

first publication u this notice. Or same
viii DO barred,
pate 81 nfsi publication. HoYsmbsr ~
LYDIA NJ DoDD,
A. Essratris ~ said tsists
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HOMESTEADS

tslinquishmsnt 20 acres fine. rich. valley
Land. situated on good county road only
about one mile from thriving railroad
Junction town other rood towns close
~, affordins ready market fur at
produce, chickens eaEs. butter. stc
This property should greatly Increase
IN value. and believe Viii make some
body rich. without hardship - COINS
into wilderness Best reasons for sell
ms. and sifietsst investigation invited
VIII giadiy she~ the place 90 intending
purchaser Price for quick sale. only
isst for the whole tract Address p
O. nar t.a Seattle
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ACREAGE
SEDRO-WOOLLEY


SEDRO-WOOLLEY
mas rany siss farms s.e.ss. the coll 1.
% the best W. has. ltst.d . ff.sor.
ranch. fniiss from te-n. witch We
esitsvs 70 be bsrssing - acres 81 int.
piaes 10 sisasst. and the Balance prsr.
,icsiiy ei.srsa and IN grass. Tnsrs 10 a
nice I-roem heuss. . good harn. hon
house ard ether ourbuiisiugst q youns
eyeeart s.f plenty % small fruit. d
eovs. . heifsrs and . calves a. veil as
farm implements Prizes stses. terms
ueso cash. hsisacs 70 sui,
OLE HANSON & CO,
u. s.- rsrs niock
4 XMAS GIFT
. aerss only half mil. from beach. short
-sy from deck, stores and school. has
H. y. u. and delivery from stores. rich.
level land. EASILY cleared
ACRES fift
ttt Cash. ~ Per M1nth
TIT. Is a snap Come snd let Ne sho- ii
TO ygp
AAaES a SEXTON co
i,ie Fitsi Ave Elliott tsts
SOME OF THE REASONS
Why eur land q, Thre. Lake.. Rnehorn.
ish county, wash. 10 selling fast IL
10 soef land. lies Immediately around
beth land and lumber are rfsht n
lies q a. uiii~s from snohamtsh. on
or handy 90 GOOD gravel roads There
are auto stages and trains eaiiy.
schools store. n y n. and rot
DEAL WITH "a DIRECT Have a
number ~ tracts from 20 90 lee acres
suitable for daifyins write or sec
y ~ MEikLEIoHS. Manager Land
Department. iTet I. { smith Hids
s.atti. THREE LAKES LBR co.
BARGAIN At KIRKLAND
fine. large tract % land. overlooking
Ishs Washington. in a settled COM
munity. new house and close enough
for rou 10 york tn Seattle stores ana
school close BY Price tsfs. terms t5k
cash ana balance tie per month. ~
you want little ranch. see walter
Giisen at the drug store. Kirkland.
waeh
- acres river front bottom. acres
cleared. bsrcom house. near town.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on DOORS
Nefs extremely low prices on deer. quoted
below. Every door absolutely guaranteed
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REAL ESTATE
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BALLARD BEACH LOT

Lot soxioo. on ssrd and s0th ave. N. W
Price 1850; 1876 cash.
YOUNG a BROBER0
Phone Ballard kia
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Mnforcyci~s-New ara second hand all
makes; some % these taken On nsw
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES naiiou a
Wright SIT y pike ct. near rroai.
say Fhons Fast srt.
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GOOD AND CHEAP

~ acres Of good soil; all level. siashed
and easily cleared: small. new house;
In good location. Price ts2b, on easy
terms
HERMAN SCHROEDER
s7s Liberty Bldg, Third and Union.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

ALPHABETICALLY Arranged for the cen
ssnl.nee az our nasy Reader.
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n GOOD ANCH
acres on main highway. fine nsighbor-
hood good transportation. handy 20
Seattle and Everett markets: good
t-room house. barn. some clearing
Tho price IL $4,000. will consider trade
for good Seattle property. Inquire s2s
Liberty Building
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An src.lient tract for small dairy
good soil viii make fin. clover land .
has running water in good district
near school and n.isbbors. cheap far.
60 Seattle on easy payments
L. j MARSH a. CO. 1909 I'd AVE
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ACREAGE

VIII irsds for city property. 20 acre.
roef. level land. acres cleared !
a-reom hogs-. harm and outbaiiftnxs
miles from Toit. on auto stage road
Inquire Edsards. tsi Liberty Bifs
Third and rrton
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- acres river front bottom. acres
cleared; b.room house. near town. :
railroads ~ 100. si6a cash
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10 BUSINESS CHANCES

ssvsff. Alaska 10 N. place for yoa op-
poff0nitiss for r.sht y~opis FOR In.
formation wrt'e v q. aa~ysr. Jr En.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-24
BRAYTON AND IOAKFIELD

The question of consolidated
schools which has been talked here
for some time was further discussed
at the meeting held Thursday eve
ming. County Supt. Miss Ella
Stearns was present and gave a
short talk. A gentleman sent out
by the state will be here in the near
future to further enlighten us on the
subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Bartlett, Mrs.
l.. F. Miller and daughter Agnes and
Reed Walker motored to Atlantic
Monday and were obliged to remain
over night on account of the heavy
rain.
Andrew Thompson with his bride
came to Brayton last Friday from
their home at Marysville, Mo-, to
visit his parents, C. G. Thompson and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black came
form Griswold last Wednesday for
a few days visit with their son-in-
law, Marion Jenkins and their little
granddaughter Doris Jenkins
Mrs. Ward Smith and children re-
turned home Saturday from visit
at Chicago and Toledo. Ill Her
mother Mrs. Snodgrass came with
them for an extended visit.
Arthur Blom who is employed by
the Great Northern X. K. with head
quarters at Glendive, Mont, is spend
ing his vacation with his mother in
Brayton.
James Byrd of Butte. Mont, was
in Brayton Tuesday calling on old
time friends. Mr.. Byrd was former
ly resident of Brayton but left here
in 1890.
Mrs. H. M. Bartlett and little
daughter have returned from Vent
ina, Cali, where they have been
since July with Mr.. Bartlett.
Frank Johnson is at the parental
home for visit.