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Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
T0LLES0N HIGH SCHOOL
 DIRECTORS CALL MEETING
Will Discuss the Bond Question. Kind of Building and
 Such Things.

A mass meeting of the citizens of Tolleson and the districts lying in that neighborhood has been called for the night of Thursday, March 5th. at 7:30 o'clock. At that time there will be discussed the prospects of the newly erected high school dis trict, the amount of bonds which will be voted for the district, and such matters of importance
 After an examination of the schools of every town and city in the valley, the board of directors of the new school have decided partially on the plan which they will adopt. They will present their plans to the meet ing Thursday evening. Leslie and Kibbey have been selected by the board as official architects.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
CASE EXPOSITION CAR
 RETURNING WESTWARD
Has Been All Over Atlantic Sea : board; Welcomed By the oresi-
 dent at Baltimore

Special to The Republican,
 RACINE. Mich, Feb. 27.-The Case exposition car. sent out from San Francisco, California, last May to advertise the Panama Pacific ex- position in 1915 from the Pacific to the Atlantic. arrived at the factories of the J. I. Case T. NJ. Co in Racine last week for a short visit before proceeding back to the west. The car, driven by E. B. Hanson and ac- companied by J. A. Clairmonte. both of San Francisco, left the coast May 19, 1913, and reached Baltimore in eighteen days. It was received by President Wilson and has since made a tour of the Atlantic coast states from Maine to Florida A remark able feature of the journey up to this time is that the ear went 5000 miles on three of it's tires. the fourth lasting 5,700 miles. No mechanical troubles have been experienced on the trip.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01

County of Maricopa, State of AIizo- na. on Friday. the 18th day of March, 1914. at the hour of two o'clock r. M of said day. pursuant to the By Laws of said Company and to q call made by the President of said Com rany. Said meeting is called for the purpose of electing directors and for the transacting of such other busi- ness as may properly come before the meeting. F. s. GOOD,
 President
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
VALLEY LEAGUE SUPPLIES
 TWO FAST FOUGHT GAMES
Coyotes Win Over Saints by Marrow Margin - Was Sluggers' Contest Marked by Fast and Furious Playing

The Coyotes were victorious all over the lot yesterday.
 They took everything they entered and returned from across the river happy and still tied with the Tenn pists for the first place in Valley League honors In the ball game the score was Coyotes 4, Saints 3. Peabody. Monohan and Thoman won in the order named in the 220-yard dash. Doris. Johnson (of MesD and I.uhrs crossed the tape in order in the quarter.
 But the game was the most eXcit ing and interesting event of the day. The Coyotes took the lead in the first inning. They swung on the ball hard at the time they had two men on the sacks, and Haldiman and Peters scored on the long hit sent cut to center by Evans. Again. in the third, the Coyotes did things, and Peters scored on hit by Lyall, ana Lyall crossed the pan shortly after ward when Evans again landed on the pill.
 Mesa scored all her runs in the sixth inning. when they punched five hits and got three men over the pan in fast succession. At that juncture of the game. Peter and Harrison. Best Hunters Battery took the game in hand and the Mesaites did little effective WoIk with their sticks; through the last three innings.
 For Phoenix, Evans. who was in the right garden. did the best work. He was the star of the day. At the time when it was the most needed he landed on the ball consistently. In the field he made several long runs for flies and made several of the star catches of the game
 Mesa has developed perhaps the fastest little man in the game on their short position. He has been making the rest of the short stops gather in their skirts and hit the aust to keep in his class alone. Yes terday he took everything that came to him. and he had several hard chances too. in addition to laying on the pill for three hits in five times at bat
 There was little of the pitchers battle element present in the game The Phoenix Coyotes had just two fan-outs on their score board at thc end of nine innings. Mesa had six Everyone was slugging, and the fielders did good work in the manne: in which they gathered in the hor and fast results.
 Four two-baggers were lined ou by the two teams. Of the four Phoenix claims one and Mesa three They were. Peter, Robinson. Els worth and Mazon.
 Score by innings:
 Phoenix . ....2 0 ? 70 Q 0 O.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
Tempists Win One-sided Af- fair, Thereby Getting g Even for Defeat of Four Weeks Past-The Score Was 12 to 0
(Special to The Republic4n)


 TEMPE. Feb. 2S-Tempe high won the game on the local grounds this afternoon with extreme ease, shutting the Glendale nine out completely and adding a total to their own side of the score book of l2 It was revenge that the boys from the sugar town will long remember; likewise, Tempe high will also bring to mind at times ir the future how they sent that visiting team home to defeat which. Lut d few weeks previous, beat them cut of a game in the ninth inning with two down and five tallies yet needed
 The contest this afternoon was un- usually one-sided after the first few innings. Tempe scored two runs in the first inning on a single and sev- eral errors. And from then on through the game, from one to two scores were added to their list in each inning, with the exception of ] the seventh, when a goose egg was also scored against them in the hit column.
 NiiN44NSAit NiAiiStd pIlNlltiS III lltt fifth inning. sending in w. Bennett tc replace A. Grassi, but it did little good. Bennett walked no less than a half dozen men, in one inning fill ] ing the bases and forcing one man ! in home because of his wild pitching Glendale likewise lacked a catcher with that good right arm to cut off | the stealing of the Tempists. No less than a dozen bases were stolen ! by the locals during the course of the game, with the loss of but two men.
 l Armenia pitched good ball for the l locals, holding his opponents at bay throughout the game. A lone hit in l the ninth allowed one man on base, and later an error in centerfeld of l fered Glendale the one chance of the game to mark but the man was tagged out at the plate, thus blank ing them through the full nine inn inSs. Harris was the star with the ! locals, getting three hits out of five 1 times up, stealing one and two bases every time he got on, and pulling GoWn number of hard chances in
 centerfield
 The score by innings:
 Glendale . 10 Q q l Q 0 i Runs ......0 0 0 0 0 q
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01

Phoenix: Haldiman, 2b.: Lyail, lf.; Peter cf and D.; Thomas, ss.: Evans, If. Harrison, C.; Anderson, h.; Brison, 3b.: Brown, D.: Westfall, IT,
 Mesa: Longmore. 1b.; Mazon. ss.: D. Stapley. D.; Lesueur. If; Macdon- aid. lf.: Milett. cf.: Robertson, 3b; Ellsworth, 2b.; Brendage, c.
 Struck Out: By Peter, ?: Brown. 4: Staplev. ?.
 Empires, Miller and Pomeroy
 Time of quarter: 571.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
 THE FL DORA OIL COMPANY

City of Phoenix. County of Maricopa. State of Arizona, February 25, 1914. To the Stockholders of the Fl Dora
 Oil Company:
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fl Dora Oil Company will be held at the office of John l.. Gust, Attorney, Room 219, Elem ing Block. in the City of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01

Pretty Mrs. Smith," by Oliver Mo- rosco and Elmer Harris, is having a run in Los Angeles. with Kitty Gordon. Charlotte Greenwood. sidney Grant and Forrest Stanley in the cast. The story is of three husbands, two of whom were thought dead, but returned.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
M etais

Metal markets dull, nominal. Elec- trolytic. s14621a and $14.S712.
 Stocks
 Amalgamated. 74l2; Smelling. 61h; St. Paul, 1025s: Santa F'e, 96 S4; New York Central, 90 3-4; Pennsyl- vania, 11112; Reading, 1659s :; Southern Pacific, 94A. Union Pacific, 162ls: Steel, 66 IS; pfd., 1lO. Sil-
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
FINANCE AND MARKETS

ASSOCIATED PRESS DrSPATCHl
 NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The level quotations were lifted another notch. It was slow process and among the principal stocks whose gains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
BILL TO REOUcf
LIGHT RATE n

Councilman Erickson ,,,
bis bill before the council M. J,
noon providing n reductIon ~. -
10 D1s cents kilowatf hon, s'1
dence lighting fees u ~
In spite Of the Chambe, -.
Inrrc@ recommendation sg.,.
Erickson believed The ,aa I
would Increase the income !, =
lighting department "
Every rate reduction. he So.
resulted IN an increase y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

Fancy sugar cured bacon. zee 10 I;
hams zee ID: fresh ranch ~rHs ssc
das bulk rolled oats. 7 lbs ssc. chicken
tsrnsls., . cans 9bc. oregon cabbage. &c
III; HUBBARD squash. &c III. sweet pots-
toes. lite ;tc. popcorn. 4 lbs csc. hut
,srnuss he ssr fresh lemons. soc doE F;
EXTRA sweet oranges. lee dex raisins Sc
IN suee, prunss. The lie. pitf~d
piams. itc -; black fss. lbs Sc.
saiden da;es. ice ID. leaf lard. IKE
10 ianh chops. ifso 10. legs lArrsb. tic
ID LAX sausage. lee ID: pork SAUSAGE
fSc IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
PERSONALS

MME LrcEAf. oYrrr PIANIST
Have snur palm thpfuuehiY read and Gu
piained b. a ssuuihs sYrsy paifniss snd
eiairf nfant- or~ rsiufAiif gifted suh
the poser "a tsii th~ many cafnius
events % Year sutwrw mr.. she asks No
questions. bs before Fna sitter a ~nrs
sts tells bat aga called sas-nhtnss %
fftsafs. snsutfss tells hos g. gala sue
rsss in tusinsss health. epafsshir. Fuars
fiarv divntes spefalAiions ard transsrs
lions - All ktnas 80 matter shat
may - Yenr ambition. haps ar fsaT.
she saAfantsss 10 hsfe fUu. ar~ fsu IN
sroahf.f IL Yan ginf ihe aus 500 10
steHsf ppaf trust and Aftsetipa upon
ae'lrs cool sns isatsfefsnt sa~ssi rea :
she -ii fssuass al obstacles AID
rEt.f. rot HOW TO WIS ASp HOLD
he enc fua desire sire rrunfss the
separated. trratrs sts~nt f;tsnf. -
relatives @4eFeatns< srsesi~rs rivals
Evil ard i-.s lsss 81 all kirss. ani any
thins fna desire % hnow ans -tsh 20
Nna out Can advise rsa "a AZ affairs
% Hfs ueisi cresn. -is ftse, bef~e<n
THIRD ard FaariA.
~ s~TED. uifffR ~~AME Am FER.
raan~uf saaree. fro ssnsTai asiiy~ssasA
- refined hororasis. ambitious zen.
ti-uan she waaif appreciate chance -
fusrrr rsslrss. henufshl@ iafY - s~of
character. hs~inE Considerable means
strictly e~nfifsrtiAt isrse rhafns 9Th
particulars fpr az answering wtthfn
nu~ N~ek Ngfns bright mnsthv man.
answering Tits aalss may secure v.sS
srafthF chsfmins attractive. Tensr
Gus stfe whn mishf los husband have
Thousand d4flara o. more 80 use ~ bus
Tres. AdNrss. fsNlrs-r~'' fnsstsi. Farm
inEasi- Hepfh pekuss
F0Tkf- FdTrriAS cf-sfHvoYkNr
ard naiutisi ~nr nsrNrsiiY Htfi-d -ith
poser - sess your ii'~ sue, n 10
srssn rradis - "a age gives 'rar -.
vic~ - hostas-s. love hssifh anf family
affairs tells sNs rams - vour failure
husband or wif~ tells n che our yes
love 10 true ~ sai.. What part - the
eeuntrr = iarkisst 90 700. sra shst :"
40 % Ne saeess.sui IN ufe Thts siftsf
LAZY tells yea ih~ secret - Esvrsian
po~sr boz 20 hria srv ore you sssirs
rnf shat STEPS N iifs q tsse - better
Yourself ar~ vnu IN srrabis' Save
,irns ard rrcuer by eorsui.sHs ihis rrrp.
tisn Eifsf LADY Her asvic- removes
AT troubie. she guarantees saii.fsr-
,ir- ~ NJ rharsrs Tss' readings free
500 stewart - corner riffh ar. enc
block from W~siisks Nsrts'
sc rAfp ron crurAiS TiNrOf <
pennies ard Hnffsio nicksis; mary
firnes hs'af- ttss. ttAe Over zee 600
rUiHs b0uKht also stamps ssnf tee Tor
coin cs'alasus auf Particular. z.
ienss pspi 81 oinsf. iiiiuni.
WonKfNu MAX ss noon pfHPopfs
iisu intie hard % hearing. who On
ssrstAnds iauidarY and Ieweiry max.
inR wishes ~ correspond with wana
- means witiinR 20 MARY Address
. SO seih AZ. seattle
AN woRKf%c FOR AEfF. WOULD
ike tho acquaintance - WORKING wofu.
an. Ni,h or without means. am ~ hal,
Eweds and Norwegian object mar.
Rage no general delivery answered
Address Star. T-tAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
PUBLICMARKETS


Isshs, hunches &c; parsnips. Sc per
PLATE cabbage. &c ~. new shubAFb. isc
ID. Paiisi tulips. lee and &c pei pot
hyacinths. lie per pot. frrsh cut csTna-
lions. soc dors. don sErs yiolsss. lie
and &c bunch vegetable seeds. : pkss
Be-. salmon. Sc Per can. 2 sacks salt ice
: pkxs rAisins. itc. acc can bssinE pow
der. itcs table b~sis. loo per can. M.
meal. itc. Zoe rolls toilet paper. 1Sc
: pkss matches. Sc. soiis PACK tomatoes.
Ice cal, Z cans corn &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

PROPOSALS. WILL ~ HR-
ccirsi az the office % the Lighthouse
Inspector. k.tchitan. Alaska. euiN ?
.. M. March 9. 1914. and then openrd.
Tor docking and repairing 'he light
house tender coiumhlne blank pro
posais and particulars may 10 obtpired
~ addressing the Lighthouse Inspector.
K-fehikan. Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

Pure cocoa .Sc n. : &c pkxr callfor.
MIA frs Sc. rose bushes. sc varieties
Use and ttc each. olives. zee pt ripe
olives. ace ps apple butter Ice ~, I:
peanut butter. isc ID. , bars hes, soap.
ice. Yakima potatoes. i.it cwf. deity.
cred. apples. don ibo. oranges. dor
sso. ;eiiiss. Sc 10: lee glasses seliy. &c.
good bananas, isc don sliced ssoon. :sc
10 lamb chops. iehc 10. shoulder lamb.
SC 10. Hariie sausage. Z lie. s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

or TfF fNrEH}oH
Washington. y. g.. January 10. 1879
Pursuant 90 the provisions ~ the nri
~ Congress approved Frbruuff O.. 1908.
scaled proposals ~ duplicate Wit De- &C.
fsiysd N the office ~ the herrrtnft -
the Interior. Washington, J.. a., uhtl
. m, March ~. 1915. nom feHpih +
sibls aHyiufus or sanitsruus west -
The main range ~ the HatkY Noun
isips for the care aud custody ~ per
son. legally afjudHsd insane Dee the
! Territory - Alaska. for tie term -
i've years. beginning January ~. 1915.
Proposals should contain statement
showing the location ~ the institution
and number - patients cared fer az
tho prsssnt time. the numbsr - hd'ii
iloufl patients that can be hfrnmfpo.
dated after January ~ 1916. ana 90
tailed information as 20 the scope ara
facilities Of the Institution. 90 that no
rscfetary ~ the Interior may De- en-
hbisd 90 srriys az an Intelligent com
ciusian IN the matter. The number ~
patients cared for - AorniuEsids Hos
pitai. Portland. Oregon. IN December
~. 1919. BY The Rauitmrium Company,
under TEE existing contract with TIE
Department sas it7 males ana = f.
males Zach proposal must be accom-
panied ~ = certified check payable -
The Hrcrsinry % N. Interior IN The sum
~ 1900 10 guarantee that the bidder
viii " successful. promptly execute a
safisfsrforr contract Hud furnish
bond IN the sum - a. 900 for the faith
fpi performance 81 she contract. such
cheek 20 he forfeited 90 the posefu-
mont In event ~ failure 20 enter into
contract after award Additional bond
IN the sum Of y 900 viii be Required
10 safeguard the care ard dlshufsF-
meni - moneys belonging 90 pafisnts
Proposals should be securely fnfsippef
marked Proposals. FOR the care ~
Alaskan insane" snd addressed % the
f~crefary 81 tho Interior The right 10
reserved g. reject any and all bios ard
waive technical defects Bidders are
invited 20 be present Mt the opening
Further Information viii be supplied on
application LEWIS e f.AYLIS. A.
sirtauf Facfsfnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
POULTRY


MT FLOCK or csc
NOTIFIED ASCO~As PRODUCED fs.tTt
LAST rEAN
Nsiectsd strain % ,his beautiful payirs
breed They are heavy layers sreii.
~rs command hfsh prfrss Asp ssfifns
% psirs einninx stsnr~ftarmt~efnss
for Isl tif for lee
PLACE ORDERS NOW ros FUTURE
DELIVERY
:. Carbon, Hes itt. Preston. Wash.
Old THtsTy i~crnATuns
one carload nearly disposed o. bot an.
other on read. place your orders nos
for usxf lot
A ~ HORTON. sis watusl fiss uidg
Burr oHftNaTox CHICKS ~ cESTe
apiece: Eggs for Matching Of - cot.
tins Tfsf Ninfh av y W
fNcUnATOps- ny low Dr
ursFsf price most saccss.fpi incu-
esser invsntsf t~o free matches 81
Hsisrs Incubator ca. Taiefa wash
FoR sALE-sISGtr CONN nfsifE
tndaiusisn ard single Comb white
Lsrhern s9r. for ha,ehinS. nee pei
IS ballard 1875
ron SALE WHITE LEGHoR~ zoos
fnf hs'chirK ftc FOR IS Call be
tween ~ m 10 ~ OF after q. m
Rainier tss-I lsss Heliy .,
MAKE FEfENba' tofS ot'R COR
responasuce club Particular Fxriu.
sire corrssponasncs club. chicago. III
Zoos ron nATcniSo MARRIED
Rocks. Anronas North 2.es A
spsrry isss Aision
TWO BARRED ROCK MD ONE
Brown LsEhorn coeksrsis. choice stock
Rainier lso.I
ONE go. roo cYPHEss INCUBATOR
also q pen ~ thoroughbred Buff f~s.
horns VIZ Walker. ~ clayrgfale q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

TO THE PUBLIC THIS ~ TO NOTIFY
any and All parties doius bBsinsHs win
Floy Sullivan that she having isft
tho residence - ths uudsfEiFn~d. the
pndsfsiSued will not BE- refponsihie for
any debts or bills contracted hr FloT
y heiilrAn from and after the DAY 81
thi. notice signed. Iiny y Sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
LIVE STOCK


NOTICE. u rHoMspN or sunny
date VIII sell at public auction Mon.
daNs February 81 AZ ialao q. m, all
stock ana equipment contained on hts
ranch. consisting or
10 th@ouEhbred iielstein COWS. lust fresh
- thaspuEhhrrd Guernsey cows some
fresn and coming freshts
10 eood mileh COWS, giving from TO ?
10 yqpns heifers comtng fresh soon.
! MIN separator cans and other equip
ment.
dFsu horses weight :, SEQ. matched
I mare. weight T. o0o ago 9. single
driver. aud harness
l mafe. weight itao, age 4 kind ana
gentle for family
. horses, nttls AGED weisht s,eeo. end
harness
We YIN sell ait the harness q sets single
ard double
.prinr wagon with tor. capacity ~
tens
/ lish, .priuK wagon With top. espseli,
ton,
buEgles
farm wagon,
ninAhopt buggy ard sinxis harness.
coo chickens a. ducks few turkeys
sheats weight 80 pounds
Household mrultures Kitchen range
rerms viii hs given 60 suit purchaser
line direct 60 sunnydais. walk SOC
NaFds
sale starts AZ fasa a M. rain or shine
Free lunch will he served On sfound 90
all Ranch wili b. Tor rent oF Lease fsy
Of sale 20 responsible parties sickness
IN family reason for cutting everything
loose at once fur hlgh deilar
3 " NOM
JOS MARTIN
AuctionseFs. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

AZ CHICKEN RANCHES

cuirknN nANftt WILL. EQUIPPED
and stocked win asii stock and rent
plant for nominal figure. ~ VII ON
slider partnership Win parry hnfi"h
SONS mensf 10 Increase plant
4. u HORTON a. Mutual LIE II,ag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
BEHNKE BETTER

Physicians attending Henry Behn-
Ike. the 6o-year-old victim OF an as
sault by "A street car conductor. be.
lieve he viii recover. Behnke was
much better today at his home, at
9iS 9Th ay. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
REAL ESTATE

ACHES nAfNnniD0E ISLAND. COZ
nor lot. on main ihofoushfsrs nns
view round ana city; isisphonss rural
delivery. iG-csnt fare beautiful trees
country homs with city advantages
Terms M agents r y. Anderson.
uat 60 Winsl0w wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

ron SALE HT OWNER WILL
equipped motion picture theatre In se-
attic. doing fine business 81 coo.
terms Address 7tf gath nv y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

ron FURNITURE AND HARD.
ware store. best location In town Al
dress Bor ~. y N. iiofse.. Monroe
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
9OHURT IN WREc|

PITTsBrRG. Feb. is.--x,....
paassngers on an East Ilhs,,. 1,
press sustained numerous 2
and cuts Saturday night wsss J.
speeding car lesped the traes.
rolled into a snow bank. Or ~
an received probably fatal 49,
THIEVES TAKE slLveew..
Thieves ranEacked the boms : :
a. Peoples. s5ll 4sth az
night. securing 81 In cash -.
quantity Of silverware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
NAVY YARD ROM

steamers A. u. Kennedy. rsun =
Leave coiman Dock esetEle =
ts1eept Sunday. see. ie:se = = ~
see te1ceps Sunday. 9snday. - q
. m Saturday. ii;SS = =
notice
Phone Main slss. Fsrs e. 49, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

ORGANIZED. STOCKS
aud bonds bought possubaurn. I'D
Haight BIDS Second a,d rins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
20 HOUsEs-FURNIsHED
o HOUsEs-UNFJR-

30 HOUSES-UNFJR
W sAvx TIME nv srcrniSo W
W. ouu RENTAL LIST W
W HEATED APARTMENTS W
nousrs corrAoy, rtsrs .
W STORES ETc W
a IN al psfts Of the city.
wrKr a WHEELER cotMsN MOCK
roR HrSr-~s ROOM MOUSE. f.srow
ehirksu house sibi si~ss tn rhshs
archer sssrirrs Past fsis
sNsI.-ron srNr COTTAGE Urn.
rt.hsd sswf . All. hsf bioeh fran
sar. b~ars ~ sfr. sefh " Gene
tesars the fu.h - ihis saTnfn.r resefi
ron nwSr ...nooM MODERN cot.
sass eus block srofn car. rhons hai
TfTrf-Y fIs5sArEn s-nduM COTTAGE
capitol hiii. ne % v. t<ts,
ron nr~T Room HotRE citrtr
isss. yard Cot ehirksas BEACON sea-
~~.~S~-~~-~~-~-~~~~~~ ~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
~ ROOMs-FURNISHED
n.--,rs,@~ 's,, ..--.s ., -..s -s
WILL T1rr caNr or ctff.pnyN
-~>,-ss,,-w.:,Ies..-...s.>sSl~~~~~~~~~>~o~
~ pOOMc-HoUSEKpNC
Two LANCE rTp@fHHEp HpteE.
k-spi-s rooms suitable % . r~rsers
rsn, q. - snap for ~ psrsons
so t.fns
seNONsTEp AND NEWLY vrNStsW.
81 sad unfgrnished househsspfso esa
sisspsns voasns 81 sesy loo rssss ssfs
w-~s-r, ~
HntErkFEri&u rrr@rsHEp ROOMS
fsee ~rrk sts eesenth ~
20 WTD REAL ESTATE
wsNTrp = LteTfNGs or SEATTLE
real ~ssst.. tness~t 10 desirable iocait.
fi-s improves Aad unifnrroert Apply
.>~~0-~~~~-~~~S~D~~ ~~~.>~~~~~~~S--~~~
Al ACREAEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

EiGhr ZINE MAREH ASb HORSES :
and q years old. ~rishins from 800
60 4. eco all good workers aha sound
sold ranch and brought horses Go city
20 seii sfsi Thifd sv
rue SEATTLE HORSE MARKET. At
ifs7 FIRST ay n. holds regular auction
sales every Tuesday at . m Az
ktnAs ~ stock sold % commission
Main STAT y r Iellffs. frep.
uoRsrs ron BALE. Ali. KISpa
cheap. guaranteed n ASsssis, ifis
All KINDS or FRrsn cows AND
spfthssfs Ai~sgs on hand. guaranteed
as represented } W Harris AZ Yer
roster. stshi- iftf ftrst av.
Tus.aav y M W. have Consigned
70 10 sold several coed teams and
wagon. and harness that have bees
ussd In city. autos took their place
aiso several - mares suitable Tor
ranch. little sore will ssil very los
Mr floYa % rfsss-r viii have IN ~
head % good sound yeuns hot-s. snf
annsns them several matched pairs We
also have all slnas ~ waEsns, s'hHis
ard aoahis. and single ard double hat
nee. ~ You have sarthins 90 eel
brins u dswnl 80 can surely sell v
Tuesday. m. seie Nin'h Az
Take South seatu- ear.
FoR sAt.E-oNE GENTLE FAMILY
harsa. fire locker good Wav~ief are
years weighs Lee, hrcsr single -
double Other horses. alsa good rops
soath Seattle stables sidney tat
BELGIAN HARES I'VE s. srsiSs
Young frYs ai.o Enlats s9ss.J
fOtn COWS rAkEN uS pEnr
must 30 sold AZ nare to save ekprnsn
tnaalrs al sTsT gsna az " ".
ron SALE SMALL. FLOCK or uf--rE
ready 20 laI Phone nsinisr ist.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
IL BUSINESS CHANCES

FoR sALE CitEAP- RooMTSG HoTar
containing 10 rooms. ala steam heat
close IN THIS can be handisd vith =
$500 cash payment. and tho balance
terms 10 suit. Apply 80 New York
Bag Bailey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

FOR sAfsE-io.RoOM HoUsE ALWAYS
full. good location. pleasant HON. for
party who wants a small house Good
reason for selling R.IHg Qtnr