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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
OLD COINS WANTED.
ron sALe-MlscELLANEoUs

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
SECONDHAND safes. an sizes; Fans
4 fire and burglar. proc. safes. vault
tional Bank Building.
DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaners, So up:
Duntley and Cadillac electric, t2b up.
Duntley Company, 4l6 Fourth National
Bank Building.
DICE Chrysanthemum Plants, 9
cents each; 90 cents per dozen Miss
Nora Bennett. Route 1. Griffin. Ca.
PIANO EVERETT.
~ good condition, only $50 walter
Hughes. IS North Pryor street.
FOR SALE Second hand building ma
terial, including cabinet, plain msntels,
brick, flooring, framing about 10000
new face brick Sacrificed for quick
sale. 20 Fairlle street
FOR SALE-Steam engine and boiler
on wheels. IN good condition, al great
bargain. G. ~ Cox, Canton. Ga.
CLEANING FLU1D-Plnt, one dime.
Removes spots from clothing, gloves,
carpets. Agents wanted Fhenm man, Man
ufacturing Company. Box 1863, Pitts
burg. Pa
FOR SALE-One second hand grocers
counter computing scale, one butch-
er's hanging computing scale, six gas
arc lamps all IN good rOder Address
j. a. hdines~fdlh OuipdHgt AllaH "a,
COMMENCEMENT OFations, essays,
salutRtores. vsledictOries. etc. fur
nished Young graduates on short notice.
State subject. and all particulars. With
each application send F. q. money or
der Tor 50 tuO checks) to j. c. i.angs-
ton. sylvania. Ga.
FOR SALE Two pool tables, as good
as new. only been used one year. bar
IA iu for cash Address c., p o. Box
ia. ThumasviNe CO.
one writing desk and bookcase com
bined, new. containing four new sets OF
books, viz Ridgpaths History OF the
World. eight volumes. tho New Prac-
ticai Reference Library, nine volumes;
international Encyclopedia, eight vol
umes. and ten volumes OF Historical
Tales win sell for s35
Four parlor chairs, IS.
one phon0graph with 43 records.
Sta50
one Princess dresser. new. $40
Oue ioantel clock, -.
one egg square rug, So,
one rhInonieT. 81
one large brass bed with springs and
mattress. worth s42 $50
Can al No rs Avon avenue. oakland
cifF. Atlanta. ga.
PRACTICALLY new Encyclopedia Brit
tanica 90 volumes. complete sacri-
fee for cash ivy 2fiS-J.
FOH SAl Hamilton lC-slae ~ Jewel
oppu-fdCe iA~catat solid gold case,
EuN 4dt rSrT American.
ZINE Gol0cHsIow plants. soc per dozen.
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FINE GoldoHsIow plants, soc per dozcn.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

FOR RENT-Pa Painters stage outfit N.
504S Wanted. good colOred women
agents, sell beautiful, oil finished pic
lures. IS cents each. 80 per cent COM
mission
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

WANTED-Men or women to take or
ders for our fast selling seven bar box
of high grade toilet soap; big seller 50q6
commission; agents make from SO to
$50 per week: repeat orders assured.
Write at once for full particulars.
Crofts h Reed Co, Dept S-302. Chicago.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

WANTED-Names and addresses by
mail order houses. big pay. home
work: information free Direct Appeal
Company Plymouth, Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

WRITE moving picture plays; $50 each;
all or spare time; no experience nor
correspondence course. Details free. At
las Publishing Company. 81. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50. ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS.
EAT HOTEL.

CENTER of city; rates reasonabie; con:
venient to Union Station. % 70 %
Decatur St Atlanta phohe 261b;L -
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ItVT III WIZ
lie WORLDS Greatest Clairvoyant,
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Ike East Point car
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

SELLS like hot cakes New laundry
wax perfumes clothes with lasting
violet perfume. Working outfit sc. New
offer. Perfume Gloss, 40 Water street,
New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

Madison. CnlcdBO.
WE WANT an agent IN every county to
give away Genuine Rogers sllVerWare
with our new advertising offer Biz
profit and valuable premiums for you.
our 5000 900 capital and credit plan
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three weeks A Kansas boy made 500 40
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First one IN your county gets right to
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to-day Wendell Company, 224 Oak
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AGENTS-Blggest line, biggest profit;
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

WILL pay reliable man or woman St2 so
TO distribute 100 free packages Per-
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216 Institute Place, Chicago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

AN unineumbered lady, "a would CORE
spond with any gentleman of suitable
se, with q view TO matrimony. Mrs,
r. Hivner, 316 Duffy. West, savannah,
Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
IMPROVEMENTS
PUT THROUGH BY
CITY COUNCIL

The council Monday approved the
following improvements: River park
sanitary iii. And ave. NJ r.. paw
Ing. Fairview ave. paving. 18Th ave.
g.. hydrantB; Eastlake ave. paving;
70. 72nd IT, ct al. water mains. Etru.
ria NJ. ct al. cement walks.
Councilman Goddard introduced n
bill for the establishment OF pub
lie highway TO be known as BurieD
way. II will begin at tho intersec-
tion or 18th ave. 3. W. 60 be extend
cd. and Iowa IT., thence south along
18Th ave. s. w. to w. Hudson st. I:
thence southerly TO the north line OF
Dumar'e Highland Park addition. AZ
an intersection with Ninth ave. s.
w. thence south 10 w. Henderson
st.. thence 20 an intersection with
Eighth ave s. w. and w. Barton st..
thence along Eighth ave. s. W. 90
tho south city limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
a'7aaa7as77aa ssIHaaIa'' -
ELSE HERE

wors, storm In years sweeps A.
lantic seaboard.
w. n. RoekhiIi. noted diplomat.
seriously III In Honolulu.
81. LouIs-southwestern (cotton
bclt) conductors and brakemen
strike.
Port judith. L. T., Iife-savers rec
cued after saving two lives In gale.
Annual live stock show opens In
Portland.
Secretary RedNeId asks s225, 900
for survey OF Pacific coast
Or. J. =. Barton wins rnayoraity In
North Yakima.
J. w. Mathes, former Nethe ria nds
consul. held In Portland on forgery
charge, wants suit dropped.
Receiver for Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Co. refused.
Mrs. Molly Irwin, Austin. Ore.
postmistress, gets three months for
theft.
r. w. Bell buys Interest Of L. D.
Howe in Toledo State bank.
Lieut.. Gov. Hsrt serving a. acting
governor.
Portland hotel, Al Long Beach.
burns down.
Nine women drawn on Whatcom
county grand jury.
Salary Of Coroner Thorn pson OF
Whatcom upheld, because he gave
money taken from bodies Of Sedro-
woolley bandits back TO bank.
German-msde pontoon crane falls
in test at Colon.
American Mining congress opens
In Arizona.
Es-Mayor schmItx OF San Francis
CO will seek reelection.
Man-of-war In distress of Ocean
City. Pa. was battleship Kansas.
Fred ostJen, big New York butter
man. arrested for using oleo oil In
making butter.
Prof. J. n. Brewster tells federal
committee investigating Colorado
strike that militia men are "scoun-
drels."
r. N. Gibson, after going TO Ore
gon penitentiary unescorted. was re.
fused admission because he forgot
commitment papers.
Liner leaves Savannah for Ger
many with $4,000 bales OF cotton.
Assistant Paymaster John 3.
Ewald transferred from cruiser NIL
waukee. at Bremerton, to Mare isl
and.
"The Alabama Kid" gives damae-
ing evidence against police In Chi
cago graft probe,
J. c. Carey, after living IL years
with broken neck, dies from organic
ailment in Los Angeles.
Margaret Mecresdy, charged
with writing obscene letters 10
prominent Michigan resident, goes
on trial I'm Denver
A. S. Sheppard, former owner
Denver World. dies at Batopiles.
Mexico.
Hartman shopmen vote TO con-
tlnue strike.
Merle Pain. prominent San 6er-
nardino rancher. kills former house
keeper and ends own life.
J. r. Plerson, IT,, & Co., New York,
can't meet obligations.
Rockefeller Foundation had on
hand December l total funds of
sos. oS0,s17.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
SHORT NEWS
HERE

George Jefferson, si7 Seventh, In
Fited Into auto. then robbed.
Mrs. J. Doyle, s2i Union st,
frightened burglar from room.
u. c. hstton. 27o5 Third ave, held
up AT Second and Battery.
j. Watonabe Jumped by three men
in alley.
Purse snsteher robs Nellie Eller.
berg. SO 18th ave. on Jefferson NJ.
city Engineer DImoek addresses
Home Owners Tuesday night at Uni
yerslty library.
Pacific coast lumberrnen claim
dnll times in lumber industry are
past.
Carnival OF Empire given last
week raised $1,000 for Prince OF
Wales fund.
Secretary Of War Garrison Mon.
day approved plans for bridge over
canal az Fremont.
Superior court judges vote 20
let matter OF calling grand Jury rest
until next fffl.
a. o. preuster. Washington, D. c.,
put on local secret service bureau.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'s first
regatta will be held December %.
Claude c. Ramsey withdrew from
race for Chamber OF Commerce trus-
tee In favor Of Joshua Green.
Frank n. Tape transfers property
TO his wife.
c. z. Peabody, banker, returns
after conference with Secretary Nc
Adoo and reserve board.
Swedish tabernacle women sell
Red Cross stamps.
University German club will stage
"Teja" at annual Christmas celebra-
ton. December II.
Councilman Hesketh would pro-
hibit taxicab drivers from using
liquor or drugs.
Washington State Philstelic So
cieiy meeting has rare stamp col
lection on display at Savoy.
Final election returns show: For
proposition No. !, 1855: against,
2.95s: Chittenden. G.G6l; scattering.
500
w. n. Hatch. miner from Cordova,
commits suicide In stateroom on
Mariposa.
Rotary club plans show In 1915.
State Taxpayers association Of
Washington organized.
=. M. Johnson, civil engineer,
claims bridge designer for city
should not receive more than ti25 a
month.
A. J. cranwelrs auctloneer's H.
cense Is restored by Mayor Gill.
Miss Mabel Pratt. waitress. beaten
by thug whom she refused meal
Mass meeting az Drearland Tues
day night to discuss prohibition bin.
Liner President arrives from Cali
fornia ports.
lonafellow branch. Mothers
Congress. meets Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
WITH THE
HEAD HUNTERS
TO MAKE FILMS

More than % years ago a young
man rented a small room In tho
White House, AN old two-story
frame building which stood where
the Alaska building now IN. He
hung out n sign on which was
painted. Edward 8. Curtis. Photog-
rapher"
Later on. as tho city grew. Curtis
business grew.
His dingy room became too small.
80 he enlarged his studio and hired
an assistant Then he moved into
the Downs block. He's there yet
He had always been fond OF
studying the habits OF the Indians.
One day he packed up his camera
and journeyed into the land OF the
Nayatos
He mingled with them and has
the distinction OF being the only
white man ever TO gain entrance
into their inner counsel
The knowledge he thus gained be
put into a book. II took 20 volumes
20 tell all he knew.
Curtis OF recent years has become
Interested In moving pictures.
Two years ago he journeyed
north along the northwest coast or
Vancouver Island. and here be dis
covered an unusual and picturesque
tribe Of Indians. the Kwakuius OF
the North Pacific.
Probably Curtis is the first white
man this tribe OF Head Hunters,
as they are known. ever saw.
Anyhow he wac the first to bring
the history OF their tribe back TO
civilization.
For more than two years he lived
with these strange people.
He recorded incidents in their
home life. he caught them with his
camera In their search for food
along the rocky coast. He learned
their secrets and their traditions.
Through the help OF the natives
these traditions were acted out be-
fore his camera.
This interesting film, under the
title. In the Land OF the Head
Hunters" was shown at the Moore
theatre Monday night. opening an
eight nights engagement Matinses
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
CHARLES DORR,
ATTORNEY, DIES

Charles w. Dorr. a member OF
the law firm OF Dorr and Hadley.
died nj the family residence. 1925
y. Roy St. at $3.50 Tuesday morn.
Ing. following an Illness which has
extended over two years, and
which had kept him In bed for two
months past.
Dorr came 10 this state In 1888.
locating at Bellingham. In 1892
he was elected To the Legislature.
the only public office he ever held.
Later he became vice president
and general manager OF the Alaska
Packing Co. lie resigned that pos
sition In 1909 and. with Judge Had
ley. set up q law office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
Analysis
of Moves
in Europe
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION

OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION
was forthcoming today OF this col.
umn's recent surnilse that the Ger
mans had been Withdrawing troops
from France and Belgium, for oper-
sslons against Russia.
The Pesroarad war office estI-
mates that six army corps and
five cavalry divisions have been
added 20 the German strength In
Russian Poland In the past fort
night
The slsv version was that part
OF these troops were from the
west and that part were new levies
The proportions were not stated.
however.
THE GAINS THE ALLIES ARE
now making In Northern France
ard Belgium. following their long
weeks Of slow retirement. undoubt.
ediy mean very considerable
dImlnuflon In the German strength
In that rome.
OF the 100000 relnforcemsnts
sent 20 Poland. probably bsH. AZ
least, and possibly more than that.
were withdrawn from the west.
Whether these seasoned veter-
ans can be returned 20 France and
Belgium 10 crucial problem for
the kaiser.
AT ANY RATE, 1T 10 PLAIN
the kaiser has reached the end OF
his supply Of arms.
He undoubtedly has more men,
but he cannot have weapons far
more than he has already In the
field; otherwise, II would not be
necessary for him TO shift hls
troops from frontier 20 frontier.
slnee a more satisfactory course.
from his standpoint. were II open
70 him, would be TO strengthen his
forces In the field by the calling Of
fresh men 10 the eolors.
u 10 clear that four months OF
devastating warfare have exhaust
cd even ocrmany's great prepare
tiona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
telephone HELPS
SEATTLE THIEVES

Burglars are finding the telephone
n valuable agent In learning
whether there Is any one home at
houses they plan 10 rob.
]. n. GLADDEN., 1916 Y. Mercer st.
reports to the police that he an
swered his phone half dozen times
Monday 10 find no one on the line.
Neighbors OF GLADDEN. report sim
liar calls. Suspicious men were
noticed in the neighborhood.
Two burglars made desperate
attempt TO gain entrance 10 an
apartment occupied by Mrs. II.
Lapp in the Victoria Terrace Apis.
1870 18th av.. by smashing in the
door. Mrs. Lapp phoned for the
police. The men escaped before
the officers arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
EVERETT APPLIES
FOR CITY SERVICE

President Haas of the council
Monday referred the letter from the
trade council Of Everett requesting
Seattle municipal light and water
service for Everett. TO the city utili.
ties committee.
The letter recites the fact that
the Stone & Webster company at
Everett is charging exorbltant rates
both for light and water. and that
many people In Everett would rath-
err do business with the city OF Sc
attic than with the private com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
GERMANY PROTESTS
MANUFACTURE OF
AMMUNITION I'M US.

WASHINGTON. Dec. e.-Chargss
that two American concerns had
manufactured $4,000. 900 rounds of
''buckshot cartridges" said 10 b
a new style Of dumdums. for use
by British troops. we're filed with
the state department today by the
German embassy. Accompanying the
protest were numerous photo
graphs and samples OF the car
tr1dger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
CORNER

stalls 1919. 30 Posriius, ioo zoe
cans fish balls. itc: $50 cans clam
nectar. lSc. assorted cookies. i0c 10.
lbs good coffee. 75ol 3 &c can. cleanser
2bc Stall 4. summer sausage. goo II
weiners. 1se III; 2se bottle catsup. acc
home made iellles. Toe glass stalls
t0e-ii2-lit. ibe cans asparagus. Zoe,
cans corn or tomatoes, Csc: i0c cans
soup. use; I cans milk. 2bc. lbs sugar
soc. Soc can baking powder. sac. % W
Pike. fun cream cheese. 7 lbs sac Stall
y, hslihut, Ice H., lbs 25c. salmon
trout. 1--we 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
ACREAGE
WON oNn 70 WV Icnns

WON ONE 70 FIVM Acnffa
IMPROVED
will make you good terms on any part
Of this acres. with now t-room
house a fine creek running about roo
feet from HOUSE, making II an Ideal
place for fruit berry and poultry ranch
This place fronts on county road.
minutes walk 10 soheoi ana stores ana
about a. minutes from Second ana Mad
ison o.. az n ia-oant fare II YOU soc
this ranch. you will like &C. Gall az
gos New York Block and inquire for
Mr oiisen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
PUBLICMARKETS


stan lis. 2tc pkg washing powder. ito
cans sugar peas. tse stall 500 a good
broom. 4se. 10 bars laundry soap. use
stalls los-ia3. large cann mix. gsc. ;
pkEs fancy raisins. stc. stalls sog-Eso.
No 80 sack patent flour. tiH Stall
as, cottage cheese. Ice 10 head cheese.
itc ID. stall -. fancy AN pickles. 4 doa
7tc stalls s79. tst. broken candy. iEc ID !
crystal mixed candy. ace 10. stall aaa.
good butter. lbs ,io0. FUN cream
cheese. zoe ~. stalls fi-ig. roast Of pork.
isc ID shoulder OF lamb. iaAo ~. stan.
49,, cottage butts isc 10 bacon bachs
ate III. stalls and G. leg Of mutton. iBc
~. feoice pot roast $50 10 stall iis.
Eastern DRY salt pork. ibo 10. spare
ribs. isc u. stall 1876. extra rins East
srn bacon. s2o ID. stall raj. sweet Japan
ESQ oranges. zoe bon, stall sss. navel or
angss. ise don cooking apples. ssc bon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
HOMESTEADS

II you ~ant coed isnd for a song READ
this zee acres deep. rich. vuicanic Hsh
coll. Situated about enc mile from rail-
reAd. ideal climatic conditions fav0rin1
fruit .ifaifs or diversified farming
hoss and poultry thfis. This property
10 anim proved. but easily cultivated.
and sdiains decided land plated IN
small tracts and offered at hish figure
Purchaser must flis as homestead o.
ds.sFt ctaiin. but wiii be Put So no ca.
pen.s % sec the place. fof ifnmsfiats
ssie. price a. 90 acre ~ ttsQ cash an
tire tract Address = . nos iss. Ne.
Aiiis fer Information.
1. eoe. GEO acres fee government hams.
s,sssa. decided lands. o. 90 tte pee acre
rsafy for pieEins. Yields - 60 60
bashsis wheat finess iniand climate
iow heme.s-ksss excursions Write for
free books Immigration Hufeau. c..
NJ 80 y nF. Seattle WISH
sssp-vis~ iot EQUITY Msin iTss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
n"TuC
r,DNlfN
WI MARRIAGES



Georrs Ro'ner ~. Portland. Or. and
Nellie Rosner. ~. Portland. or.
o. =. Webb. legal age. Everett and
Amanda + Hedberg, legal age. Everett.
Charles Peel. legal age. Seattle. aud
Irene Grass, legal age. Seattle.
Peter c. cundari. 81. Seattle. and Fior-
enoe II. slckles. IS Seattle
Ralph IA. Fowkes legal age. New Ro-
ehella y. Y. and Amelia Frsndsen. legal
age, Seattle.
Fred Astvig. IS, San Francisco. Cat.
and Madelyn Maitland. 10. Seattle
7. Maruyama, IS. California. and Tokiyi
omura. -. Japan.
Mr- and Mr., c. Horne sost Queen
Anne ave. son. November 10
Mrs and Mr.. A. Erickson 40, sixth
ave. a daughter November 30.
Mrs and Mr. Peter Cooper. i.o7 Eighth
ave. s., daughter November so.
Mrs and Mir Walter Mccune. isx
Etruria ST. a daughter, November so
Mrs. and Mr. J. II. Potter. Dravus
st.. a daughter. November "a
Mrs and Mr.. w q. Nelson. sa4 Fair
view ave. daushter. November 70.
Mrs and Mr. j. HIGHLAND. bsiT 18th
ave, T., son, December q
Mrs and Mr.. c. BsndiNen, lBs E Mad
ison st., son. November Is,
Deaths
Harold X. Dull. 7sis Palstine ave.
months. December T.
Eftie r.. Allen. S05a iath ave. n. e a.
December 3.
Edwin Parson ciayhauxh. ms Il. Co.
lumbia ST., 81, December 8
Henry Downie, Sii kilbourne st. So
December 4.
YIN. Jonos, $50 L. s7,h st. SO. Deem
her 4.
Amelia Anderson, 5ait 2tth N. T.. N
December
Anthony Yorke, King county hospital
as December 2.
Divorces Granted
Ruth J. nm from Fred w Hiii
Kathryn y. Lofts from VIM A. I,ofts
G, Richard Nogel from s. vosei
Mary J. Jacobson from r. l. jacobson
Divorces Asked
Marsaret Hinksman vs. Alex Hinks-
man. drunkenness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
BRITISH ADVANCING

AMSTERDAM. Dec. s.--The Brit.
ish today captured Passchendale
on the railroad midway between
Ypres and Roulers. This repre-
scented another advance by the al
lies. opening the way for flank
movement against the Germans
toward Menin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
ON STAND

Victor VI. Place. the attorney. was
the chief witness for the defense in
the Tape conspiracy case Tuesday.
Place denied the alleged plot TO
keep witnesses from testifying
against Tape. The case probably
will go TO the jury Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08

stall II, lbs standard graduated
sugar. tc. Stall 6. fresh pasteurlzed
milk. &c at Stall ~. bOo Jars apple but
ter, 35c. Zoe mechanics soap. &c. pure
sorghum In bulk. sbc gal bring jug.
Stall 30. new crop golden dates Toe 10
dried peaches Zoe ID stall Sc. sweet
cider, 400 gal; pure hominy. Toe at
ChristmaE candles, Zoe box. stall g,
oysters. CLANS or salmon. tbc can. 2 for
2bc. 81 90 siEs olive oil. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08
kOIIII LNn

stan 81. cans condensed milk. 10,
with every order III. bulk tea or coffee
stan ?. potato sausage. 2 ibs 1sc. stAi
So, whole salmon. $50 each. Goldfish,
lbs. $50. salmon bellies thr 2he stat
81. large grapefruit } for SIC. spinach
lbs Toe. ess plant. lbs ibc Stall
40. lemons itc dox.. japanese oranges
Tsc Dor. stan a. Wagner apples. Is,
dor. stalls and ?, pears. &c dos Stall
~. tomatoes. DC h, Jonathan apples, 10,
doz. Stall sb. kippered herring lbs
ace; salmon. lbs Use. sole. : lhs ibc
stan ~, Eastern msttwurst. sse ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-08

cheese. zoe ID. stalls aa.ss. flour, si.4s
daiivercd. II lbs sugar, 81 90; large
cans milk. 500 Stall s. stuffed olives,
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