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WASHINGTON.

In n divided opinion the Interstate
Commerce Commission granted some
Of the five per cent freight rate in,
freases asked for by the Eastern rail.
roads and denied others.
In one days tumultuuus trading on
grain exchanges, the European war
scare enhanced American grain prices
al69.G05, ,oo0 according to figures avail.
able at the Department of Agriculture.
That persons In this country may
know the whereabouts of relatives in
Europe, Secretary of State Bryan has
arranged to establish an information
bureau. using the consuls as inform.
ants,
Secretary Bryan, with the approval
Of the president, went TO the capitol to
urge members OF the foreign relations
committee to take favorable action on
the twenty new peace treaties sent to
The Senate.
Secretary Daniels sent TO James
Lawrence Kearney, son of the late
Commodore Lawrence Kearney of
Perth Amhoy, N. J., letter accepting
his donation Of a cup to the historic
man or war Constellation, which was
presented TO the commodore by the OF,
flcers OF the Constellation in lSl5.
Immediate completion of the fedora,
reserve board and passage By the
iIouse OF Senate bill removing GER
tain restrictions upon the issue OF
emergency currency by national banks,
were features In the administration
plans to reassure the country against
financial disturbance during the un.
rest in Europe.
Following conference between
President Wilson aud Secretary of the
Treasury McAdee an official state.
ment was issued stating that the
United States government vas pre-
pared to prevent financial panic. The
treasury will stand ready to come TO
the rescue OF any section of the coun.
try whose banks need funds.
Senator Thomas OF Colorado intro
cuced in the Senate a bill providing
for the coinage of a special 25eent
piece to commemorate the opening of
the Panama canal. The bill provides
that the mints shall coin this piece
during the calendar year 1915.
During the first nine months of It's
operation the Underwood tariff law.
according to the Department Of Com
merce figures, yielded somewhat less
revenue than the Payne law, slightly
more than the Dingley law. and one
and onehalf times as much as the Nc.
Kinley and Wilson laws.
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M0RGENTHAU VISITS PALESTINE

Henry Morgenthau. American am.
bassador In constantinople, has Just
made an extensive trip through Pal.
estine and Syria. He long desired to
see the land which once belonged to
Israel. and felt that once having been
through the Turkish provinces he
could. in his official position, better
handle problems which might present
themselves
He was accompanied by Mrs. Nor.
genthau and Miss Ruth Morgenthau,
their daughter, as well as by the legal
adviser to the embassy and a uni
formed cavass as bodyguard. In Je-
rusalem the party was joined by Doc
tor Hoskins OF the American mission
In Beirut, Mr.. Peet of the American
mission In Constantinople, and later
by President Bliss Of the Beirut col
lege. A reception at the United States
consulate in Jerusalem in honor Of
Mr. Morgenthau was given by Samuel
Edelman. the vice-consul In charge,
and a dinner by the governor of
later gave a large dinner.
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MRS. J. W. KERN, FARMER

Although she Is one OF the most
popular hostesses In Washington. so.
ciety has small attraction for Mrs.
John w. Kern, wife OF Senator Kern
OF Indiana.
The Kern farm. a tract OF 1.500
acres. lies between the Blue Ridge
and the Allegheny mountains not far
from Roanoke. Va. There are 250
acres under cultivation.
Mounted on her horse, Mrs. Kern
rides miles every day inspecting her
farm. and personally supervising the
sowing and harvesting OF her crops
In time. she intends to make OF the
place first-class cattle farm. conduct.
ed by efficient and up-to-date methods.
When We decided. soon after my
husband took his seat In the senate.
to have home there. entered upon
one OF the most thrilling and delight
full adventures that may befall
woman-that Of housebuilding," says
Mrs. Kern. Il was my own architect
and contractor. which added to the fun
-
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Telluride Appeals for $25.ooo Relief.

Denver.-Citizens of Telluride, find
ing themselves unable to cope with
the situation brought about by the re-
cent flood, have appealed TO the state
and especially to Denver, for assist
ance to the amount of $4,000. Tellu-
ride has been striving to meet the diff
ficulty itself without recourse to out
side help. The city has been bonded
to the amount of $4,000, which is be-
ing used to clear away the debris.
There are, however, great many peo-
pie made homeless by the disaster and
II is for the relief OF these that the
money is wanted.
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Coal Miners Released on Bonds.

Canon City.-fifteen striking coal
miners, arrested in connection with
the battle at Chandler. April 26. were
released frcm the county jail on bond
given by the United Mine Workers Of
America. Six Of the men released are
under indictment for the murder OF
William King. non-union miner. and
each gave a $4,000 bond. The remain
ing nine are under indictment for rob-
berry and conspiracy TO rob, and bond
In each OF their cases for $500 was
given.
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Tango Slayer Dies on GaIIows.

Chieago.-Henry Spencer. who mur.
dered Mrs. Mildred Allison Rexroat, a
teacher OF tango, at Wayne, ILL.,, was
hanged at Wheaton. III. Spencer
lured Mrs. Reyroat to Wayne with a
promise o. professional engage
ment. shot her through the head, took
her suitcase and diamond ring and
placed the body on the railroad tracks
the night OF Sept 81. 1918.
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Mrs. Wakefield Gets Life Sentences.

New Haven. ronn.-Mrs. Bessie J.
Wakefield of Middlebury. convicted by
a jury Of murder In the second de-
gree in participating In the killing OF
her husband, William o. Wakefield, at
Cheshire, on June %. 1918. was SEN
enced to state prison for life.
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PATTERSON AND NAPIER
SELECTED BY DEMOCRATIC CON.
vENTioN FOR GOVERNOR
Thomas and Martin Named for United
States Senate-The Conores-
sional Nominees.
Democratic state Ticket.

Number of votes. received by>each
candidate in ths Ssats Assembly At
Denver:
UnIted states senate.
Charles s. Thomas
John A. Martin-2f3h.
Justice of Supreme Court.
James X klllain-529
James H. Teller-354h.
George W. Allen-l4s.
Governor.
Thomas VI. Patterson-si+h.
Barnett T. Napier-a35.
John Hecker-63I.
John A. MARTINI.
Lieutenant Governor.
John ]. Tobin-s2T.
u. T.. CarriDger-23s.
Louis vogt-l70.
secretary Of state.
F. v Brake-2s7
Agnes ODay-225.
Hez Potter-2is.
Thomas r. Dillon. Jr-I5y.
Thomas II. Hunter--i4o.
Auditor.
Charles Ieekenby-e1l.
T. d. Foster-iss.
n. A. Leddy-1ss
Treasurer.
J, b Orman-iis
w W. Rowan-3l3
Roady Kenehan-3os
Attorney General.
Fred Farrar-7i0L
John l. Iullins-3l1b.
Superintendent Public Instrueffon.
Mrs Mary G. c. Bradford.
Unanimous
ReEents OF state University.
Long Term. TO Elect.l
Mrs j NJ. Hardinge.
Horace ". Hawkins
fShort Term.l
samuel Wheelar-5I5.
George W Musser-5i5.
Congressional Namineea.
And District-H ~. seidomridge.
Bird District-Edward keating.
ith District-Edward Taylor.
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State to Stock Colorado Streams.

Denver.-Ten million Young trout
will be obtained within the next thirty
days for distribution later throughout
the streams OF the state. according to
Game and Fish Commissioner Fraser
His department has already been con-
frcnted with an imperative need OF
distributing 100000 rainbow trout fry
because of lack of room In state hatch.
cries The commissioner reports that
sportsmen's associations have gener
ously aided him.
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J. N. C. SMITHS CAMPAIGN SPEECH

When Representative J. Nj. U
Smith of Michigan was stumping his
district in the last campaign several
friends accompanied him. As is usual,
he had a speech covering the issues
of the day. and this he delivered. prac'
tically In the same form at each gatn-
ering
To Mr.. Smith, despite the monot'
ony OF the address. each fresh au-
dience brought variety. But. as ne
observed his friends sitting day by
day under that same old speech
Well. it began to get on my
nerves." he confided. Il couldn't but
feel, as l saw them sitting there. that
they were thinking: Now. he'll tell
that dog story next or I wish he'd
get a new twist on that tramp joke
for variety 1t must have been
mighty fiat to them!
Boys | said to them one night
In pity, 1 feel for you, having to hear
the same old things in the same old
way every day, and | won't feel hurt
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his Saturday night he inquired next
the and told
that preach neghborng
church So listened with interest and ed
fcation wifes mother sick of fever
That another church. famous for
pulpit and
again his wfe sick OF
fever" Though tempted to leave. he stuck 1t
That evening soled the search frivolous
entertainment pushing edce He
preacher
climbed wes mother
lay sick a eve"
yeti" md clumped dsgustedly OF
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Thousands May Go Home to War.

Denver.-Among the foreign born
citizens OF Colorado, the Germans are
not much more numerous than the
Russians. The following figures. com,
piled for the last census. show the res.
idents of Colorado and Denver who
were born in the principal countries
that will be involved in general
European war:
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The total foreign born population OF
Colorado is 126.s51; of Denver, ss,9i1.
A large majority Of the Russians OF
Colorado are refugees and their sym
nathy is with any nation that is
against the land of the czar.
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Woman Breaks Job Deadlock.

Denyer.-Mrs. Catherine B. Van
Deusen OF Denver obtained the high
est place in the recent examination
fo- secretary of the state minimum
wage board, according to announce
ment of the state civil service COM
mission. and will in all probability be
secretary OF the board.
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Prosperity for Colorado Farmers.

Denver.-At least year OF prosper
ity for the farmers Of Colorado. such
as has not been experienced for many
years past. is the prediction for this
coming year by the agricultural conf
mittee of the Colorado Bankers Asso-
ciaticn which recently met In conven.
tion in Colorado Springs. The commit
tee prepared and submitted report
on the agricultural conditions In the
state which included almost every
county, and without exception each
county showed the best crop condit-
Ions which Il has had in years.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
SONS AND DAUGHTERS JOIN IN
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.
coIorado's Output When Admitted az
State Compared With. That Of
Thirty.nine Years Later.

Western Newspaper Union News ssrvic..
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AN EP|TOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED RECORD or THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, D IN G s. ACHIEVE
MENTS. suFFERINGS. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN.

es,ern Newspaper rnion News s-rvio..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Fresh local ranch sgEs. dos tsc
Edsm cheese. stc ID bcr; brand milk.
cans ssc. old new brick cheese. 2;e
10. fancy mustard. Isc large tsr. grape
fancy eating and cooking apples. si-ts
bon and up. delivered. lemons. lie don
Z lbs best head rice. stc. link sausage
iec Ii. lamb shoulder. DC ID. choice
steak. ise 10. shoulder hams. ifAc 10.
hsiiha,. lbs ike.
Sugar. Lbs GTe. $50 can baking pow
def soc. dried peaches Sc 10 potatoes
81 sack. delivered cans corn. 3sc. ies
pEgs corn starch. for iso. 1-Ib
pksr washing powder. ice. 1-ih. pkg
turar chips lee. onions Tbs ice
It's stc: grape fruit. for use. dnz
oranges. skc: Toe Shaker salt Sc alum
inuin bakers and roastsrs sasa. reguini
ttso. Eastern hams. ise 10. lamb chops
tee 10 &: Italian chsstnuts. : lbs isc
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PERSONALS


H. fIlAN TAI MET
Was horn az Alexandria. Esypt she ..
phAuitst In the world on her visit 60
Europe she save rssdins. that aston.
tshei ,he most enlightened end sksp.
Heal people ~ European cities Tits
wondarfui Egyptian challenges any
raitnisi IN the world 20 compete with
her she doe. not tell thtuEs 60 please
person. but reads tho hand Just a. n
shows from tho cradle 20 the grave.
tells sysry psfson tho planet they ~ers
born under their lucky and uniarhy
planets snd what step IN life 20 tsh.
60 better themselves alec explains
things Which have also been mFs
terry ~hai hasin~ss you are beet adapt
"a fuf. The names ~ friends Or enemies
ths tells the Hrarf questions on your
tninf when anf vham you viii marry
the name and day aud hour settles
ana explains love affairs ana family
troubles fegnitss tho separated etr
why not see the best ~ costs no
more Satisfaction guaranteed cAii
snf consult free All readings strictly
confidential
Princess pytsriynHsra the esiahfated
Egyptian painsist viii render her ser.
Woes absolutely free 81 shsrr- 90
church entertainments or any benefits
sty~n for the poor iurnins she srnss
tscrint. over 60 The funfs ses r'ns ~
1NE LtCrAf. uYfaY rAiNiar
Have Ynpr rstm thoroughly read sod -.
n'ainsf BY n seHuine nYpsy patrsisf and
riaifemranf on- naturally StNsf sim
ihs power q cell 'hs many coming
events - your feature ne rha Hsks nH
questions bat before You utter word
she tells shat yau called far thames ~
ffisrfs enemies tells hos - Saia sue
r~-s N husinHss health rouFtshtr mar
fisHs dienfrs sreeeis,iars ana ifsussr.
tiHns ~ alt hinfs No matter chat
may - yaur ambition. hops o. fssr
shs guarantees 60 hsip ynn. Ar~ Ynu IN
ifoutisr % you finf ihs one you bs-
stnwsf ruaf true, snf affection urpn
Ar'inx cool ani iasi'fsfsn, toward you
she all F~Fnrss al obstacles AWp
Trt.T fOu HOW TO WHY A~n not II
the nHe vnu desire she .aurtfss the
separated locates shsrn, friends ~
relatives nf~frnrss -rerftss rival.
evil ard hsa turk = az MAIDS snf any,
tninr you e.sirs - kna~ snf wish %
firf suf caa advise yna on al ssraifs
- life Hotel 0rssn. SO ffks. between
Ttirt sri Fsar'h
1sNy wnfESpNi JOIN orr COR
Fssp@ndsnre club Particulars Eseth4
'iss corr~sfanfsnes CLUB chirsEo. 80
ROYAL torfrfss cf.AtUVoYNNr
ara pairni.i on. naiursiiy siftss With
r@~~r % ress your ne. soc, 40 u 10
from rrsfi~ % oif age stYe. true a.
Wee On business love hssifh srf fssniiy
sffsffs tells me nss-~ - vsaf fa,urs
husband ~ wtf- ssii- ~ IN. sns you
love Il true ~ s.ise shat r.r, - 'hs
e9antrr Il iuoNfs.s - yra srf shat -
~ 60 ~ safrssssai In tise This sfr,ss
isfs tells rng 'h- s~rsrt % rsNuftsn
nos~F hn- - hoif .rF nr~ vra sssige
srf shat sssns r. its- ~ ssks - hr,,s'
ressfs~S 49, yna n 'fngtisr save
tins srs -sansv W eersnff'Hr 'hts rSNps
fisr Efssf iafv WrF assfr- removes
al 'rru.iss sss guarantee. sstisfse-
,ier - ~ esssrs. Test ssafinr. FREQ
80 ss-~sff - rfrfh az ore
Me- esHssH fFassfae. NsaAaH
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20 MALE SITUATION

WANTED roafTtnN ~ NAWAOru
~ stock or dairy farm thaFaurtff Un.
stock and fftinE ~ shuw % market
strictly competent. temperate hest -
reference address. ~ O. Parker. tif
VALLEY -
rNrrHfrNcrn NURSE uoEa orr
reasonable hest 90 references Phone
Fast Hafe
orr HWnpfsH NAN WISHES ro
work heusemau A q Wsason
aohs Ninth av seattle
WANTED oVEnHruu ron no0Nthl
house soad references phons Tiitatt
stfa y " Woods
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PINCHED AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7s.-Dr.
c. r. Baker. recently arrested on
Lillian c. Walsh's dying accusation
that he performed an Illegal opera
ton on her. was re-arrested on the
same charge and n similar state
ment by Mrs. c. A Schultz.
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oRPHeUM

FRITZ scheff. grand opera prima
donna. Nv the biz number. u course.
on the Orpheum bin this week. She
also gives one or two popular So
lectlons. her kiss Me- song notably
receiving the heaviest amount OF
applause
Edward Gillette bring a bunch ~
monkeys 10 the Orpheum who are
about 40 good animal performers as
have been seen here. There arc
five other acts.
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METROPOLITAN

one more performance Of The
Quaker Girl" with Victor Morley
dispensing his funny stuff. will b
giving tonight at the Metropolitan
theatre. Tango dancing will again
be a feature between the acts. The
audience has been invited by Man
aRer Mckenzie 10 largo in the main
and balcony foyers.
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CAMILLA LANDS
ON GRAND BILL

Camilla Caaierla. the Firi who ~
almost kidnapped in tart last ueek.
and escaped by throwing heraaf
from the machine while b. Fas going
NJ n rate of 80 miles au hour. heads
tho bin NJ the Grand Opera House
this week She appears in m EF5p-
tlan dancing act with Pauline Paul
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KILLS HIMSELF

Nels Montan. pioneer prospector
and miner OF Alaska, shot himself
through the heart and died Sstur-
day afternoon, following a disas-
frous mining venture in Idaho.
Montan made his home at sl2O
Dallas av.
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LIVE STOCK

ritz anNrrtn uoRsE MARkUr At
ifeg FIRST Az r. hoida regular aur-
tion sales every Tuesday az o. m Al
kinds ~ stock soid On commission
Main stei y + ieliffo. PROG
ALI. KINDS or fnE.u COWS AND
sprinsvrs always on hand. guaranteed
as represented J W. Harris. at For
rsster's stable ifrs ieirst Az
WILL nOrTHp MANURE nY TSir
load Greenwood stables stth sud
Dayton aN ballard 1858
rs NoHHFs, HARNESS. WAGONS. All
sisss and prices Manly stables stos
Western aN
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LIVE STOCK

sgATTf.E's HORSE AUCTION sThptEs,
1910 Ninth av =. viii sell for highest
dollar 1b head % all purpose horse.
ranging IN weight from 300 70 itee
pounds All this stock will b. sold sub
jert to trial and guaranteed to be as
represented BY auctionaer We have
several good wagons. single and double
and harness Of all kinds. Will dis
pose % at auction Tuesday We havs
several rood matched teams 20 sell. and
some sntra good young business horses
for single work Don't fall to attend
this sale. as ] will have no auction sal.
on FRS, Az = Don't forget the date
TUESDAY, 1 .. m. rain or shine Take
South Seattle car, Hscond and rsslsr
Got of car a, H.nry's landing 1919
Ninth r. n you have anything 60 sell
We can sell II on small commission.
Phone Main tatT.
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Hand to Heart

BINGHAMToN, N. FOLLOWING
vein. piece OF needle has work
ed It's way from the hand TO tho
heart OF Mrs. Albert Elliott Her
life iE threatened.
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JUST TO MAKE SURE

Fearing he would be suspect
ed OF having broken into some
penny slot machine, John Capu-
lica. a cook In . Third nv. res
taurant. who had been paid a
debt OF SIS with q sack OF
pennies, notified the police
about II.
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sis Nov York Block

GOOD FARM LANDS IN sRA0rT
county a, $500 per acre and up.
Young nruhsrs phone ballard sit
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rD0M --- ALL READERS ARE wI1TM0NJ TRADIIG DISTANCE
EARN LANDS

BEET is6.AcHE TRACT or TuE MAI
hst. ~ miles norm ~ Seattle 20 acres
cleared house ana nufhuldingu. af
price ana terms way below surround
inr acreage. splendid coil Hbauaan'
water
THE HELM LAND co. Inc.
iiei THIRD ~
t20 AcHEH VINE rHrrT AID ALFAL.
n land volcanic nsh HViis Hrs we'll fu
irriEate one mile from iarre late.
abundance - water ran ir boa af zoo
level ~ this lake - irriEHfa mo entire
ranch. which is being dnne w. fafr.ers
to same tifiHiff There hrr orchards
a. years Ola selling ~ $500 psf arrr
alfalfa Yields from o. tone pff
acre. ~ frost fn VII crops na alkafi
near good t9wn. lH csuter ~ valley
This entire 100 acres oan De- had fYf
ftIt II 900 SEQ u you wilf Lug ~
Takes ali casb 1.-Two nHaf thia land
ana ~ill show 81 ~ you allen other
ranches. aud Ynu can compare values
fpr ypurseif Address = . 1907 7ts.
Seattle
! Rave oOT your LAEBE THACTH
81 land. IN fts state - cultivation
house. barr. chicken house oufhuii1
inRsi two cove ana two heifers al for
1850. y so'd ~ once. small cash pa.
fueut down balance 90 90 monthly
Take Seattle Tacoma interurban 90
Altoona ana rail- for y y chnyis
z AGREE Al HRDWSRgftiE. WhFff.
one mile ffnm boat landing acfss
.lashsd has good I've spring y =
u rnail routes. store delivery ~ miles
from Seattle % boat 1850. terms
write owner. l. y Giud. Hrgvnsviiis
wash
SKAGfT COUNTY LANDS
THF nEeT whore oats ro 100 bushels
and they cot tons % hay 20 the acre
AZ single cutting
ahou, anything you want. Hehirrnan
Co. ~, vernon. wash
H0.EREERERR. NOTICE
-Four or five good homes. hanging from
40 90 10 acres each IN lincoln creek
and Independence Creek valleys Deal
directly uith owners Address cr rail-
on J George Hoehesfsr vast.
~ . PRoBsFELDr
Farms. Acreage city Property
Its c.S Te-r ~ 49, ,s.lrsooo>
so EXCHANGES
WANTED - TO TRADE WILDLY
island isnd for a iaanrh about 30 feet
ionr; must b. IN good repair State
what YOU have got IN first letter
NNN~I~~NSyo~~~N~~~N~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
local soSET
Available without fsisy Tor
ci'r snf farm iasns
WEST Il WHEELER
fef coiman hide
5hes. So, ~
Money On improved city property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
Alaska nifE
City AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property any
smount tte 10 ttes. long or shor'
time; Easy PAYMENTS no tsfsy sturfs-
..nt 81 80 posnn uioet
MONEY To LOAN
Vacant % Improved
HrpwrfL a MOpropD
Nsin ttts coirrsn Rids
VIRTUE
loans Money
pesore huyfrK building ses
pro vfrrr'w GO -~.'~- ris
hESf. ESTATE LoASr NORTHERS
Bond ard Nor'rase co ftes FOURTH
- ,,-, -, -ssr p,s. .ra rsic-
81 LEGAL NOTICES
TO wHon IT NAY coscKRS-FRoM
this Gate 7 wiii not bs responsible for
any hiiis nv wife. Annie V a'psvs
Wight fnss contract John " wffFh,
rs~~~~~~~-~S~N--~~~~~~ ~S~~~~~~~-s~~-~~~S~S~
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MISCELLANEOUS

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ACREAGE

HARPER SUBURBAN GARDENS
NEAR HARPER AND COLBY
$50 TO 800 PER ACRE
EASY TERMS
Half mile frotn beach. rich Level adsr
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