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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

today's meeting when formal sanction
also was given for the transfer of the
Long Branch franchise to Newark and
the franchise of the Kingston, n. Y,
club to Bloomfield, n. j., a suburb of
Newark. The consent of Charles H.
Ebbets, Jr.. president of the Newark
Club. for an invasion of the Newark
territory for a period of one year, was
received with the provision that neith-
er the Newark Atlantics nor the
Bloomfield Club are to play home
games in conflict with the schedule of
the Newark Internationals. The New
arks are to play at the Internatienal's
park when that team is on the road.
The formal sanction of President Ed
ward Barrow of the International
League to this move was also received
by the Atlantic League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
SNOWFALL MIXED WITH DUST
IN SEVERAL RUSSIAN TOWNS

Tihis. Russia, March 15-An unusual
phenomenon occurred here and in ada
cent towns today. The sky was covered
early in the morning with dark yellow
clouds and fog. Later there was neavy
snowfall mixed with dust which covered
the ground in a thick layer of pasty
mud. The phenomenon is attributed 10
storms in the Baku district. where the
wind raised such tremendous clouds of
dust that railway traffic was stopped by
accommodations of it heaped at various
stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
Arrives a Llama
For Sec'y Bryan

New York, March 15.-comfortably
housed on the after deck of the steamer
Verdi which arrived from South Ameri-
can ports here tonight, and keeping com
pany with large number of quadrupeds
and consigned to the Kansas City Zoo,
was a llama which the mayor of Buenos
Ayres. Argentina, has presented TO Sec
rotary of State Bryan. When Mr.. Bryan
visited Buesnos Ayres he expressed to
the mayor the desire to get one of the
animals for his farm in Nebraska.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

5000 A DAY is SPENT;
RACE WITH DEATH FAILS

Cleburne, Tex, March IA two
weeks fight with death that cost $500
a day was lost Saturday morning
when Ed. Hutchins. merchant of
Grand View died. after all the avail
able stored oxygen in the state had
been used up.
rhe principal object of the desper-
ate fight was to keep Hutchins living
until the arrival of a brother. who
has been racing across the country
frcm New York He failed 10 arrive in
time.
Hutchins was afflicted with dropsy
and also was in the first stage of tu-
bereulosis. Practically every large
town in Texas has been drained of its
oxygen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
POLICE FORCED TO CLEAR
BERLIN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Berlin, March l5.-The police today were
compelled to clear st. Pauls Catholic
church of the members of the congrega-
ton at the morning service. There have
been Iong-standing differences between
the German and Polish members of the
parish and today Pole rose in the midst
of the sermon and began an argument
with the priest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
VILLA DENIES
KNOWLEDGE OF
REAL FIGHTING
NEAR TORRE0N

Chihuahua, March 15.-lf there has
been any real lighting in the vicinity
of Torreon General Villa does not
know it, ne said tonight. He secuted
the rumor that the Federals had ad-
vanced northwest from Torreon to
meet him, and as indicating his opin-
ion of the reports. said he only hop
ed that the enemy would not evacuate
their stronghold and he hoped to cap
ttre most of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
$500 PERSONS LOSE
THEIR WORK IN n. Y.
STORES WHICH CLOSED

New York, March 1.-THE salegirls and
statesmen who had not obtained positions
when the 14th street and Simpson Craw-
ford Co. stores closed their doors last
night will be looked after by some Of the
East Side settlement workers, according
TO Dr. Robbins Gilman, head worker OF
the University Cettlement, tonight the
stores we're closed by court order on ap-
plication OF receivers OF those enterprises
Of Henry Siegel and associates which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

Whitman refused to confirm or deny
the report, but one of his assistants let
1t be known that the office is not wor-
rying about Schepps.
1t is expected that he will be kept in
seclusion until the second trial, which
may take place in June. Sehepps is
understood to be in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
FAIR. uNklssEp HARVARD.
Ten of Sixteen Students HAVE Known
Only Family Salutes.

Cambridge, Mass. March 15.-SiXteen
Harvard College Sophomores, who
eat at one of the Memorial hall tables.
took kissing census" Saturday with
these results:
Ten claim they have never kissed
any girl except sister or cousin.
Five admit having kissed outside the
family.
One refused to answer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
scHEPPs SAID TO BE HERE.
Witness Against Becker VIII Keep ir
Hiding Till Second Trial Begins.

New York. March 15.--It was report
I'D Saturday that Sam Schepps, Ros-
enthaI murder witness. whose where
ahouts has been mystery since the
'Beeker conviction was reversed by the
court Of appeals, has been found. MIR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
Three More Bodies
From St. Louis Ruins

st. Louis, March 15.-Three bodies
were removed today from the ruins OF
the Missouri Athletic Club fire, bring
ing the total of dead recovered to 20.
Thirty persons are believed to have
persisted week ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
Thirteen conviets Confirmed.

ossinlng. \. Y, March 15.-Thirteen
convicts in Sing Sing prison We're con-
hrmed today in the Protestant chapel by
Bishop David H. Greer of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

Mrs. Della testified her husband COM
planned about her going around in
bathing suit and to her having her
picture taken in certain suit. She ex-
plained-that he also unjustly protested
about her turkey trotting at the home
of her step-daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

Boiled linseed oil and powdered COAL
mixed to the consistency of paint,
make simple preservative for timber,
that has to remain in the ground a
long time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16

failed recently. The great majority of the
25C0 persons thrown out of employment
by the closing have secured work else
where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
HERE


Seven deaths, three In 70s.
Tomatoes drop; hucklebsrfiea up
Radcliffe club In annual meeting
today.
and Leroy Brown. soph leader.
Thomas sirle, alleged bogus
check artist. nabbed.
Police look for Morris Angel. ~
missing from his home
Seattle Jail Reform assoel atlor
hears candidates
British liner Crown of Seville
here from Antwerp
Mrs. N. T. Colistee and daughter
arrive safely from war zone.
Seattle Presbytsry closes annual
meeting.
Rev J. w. Freseoln buried.
Eagles band features Ladies
Night" AZ Press club tonight
state officials here preparing er
hibit for North Yakima fair.
Frank Tape gets out on $500
bond.
J. n. o'Hara given one day for
fishing with fixed tackle
". L. Polk & Co., Issues directory
for Eastern Washington counties
Receiver appointed for Pacific
Coast a. Norway Packing Co.
Seattle Council OF Gives Mundl
formed
Pstrolman Horton nsbs 4. Rob
bins and A. BaIdas. shoplifters.
Esteile Miller must face perjury
charge in connection with Or. Dud
ley l.. Munson case.
Nine divorce complaints filed.
Seven funerals Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

TO WHOM n NAY coNcERN

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST.
ERS DISTRICT or WASHINGTON.
NORTHERN DIVISION 50.
WHEREAS. a libel and petition vas fiisd
IN The District Court % the United
states for tho western pistric; %
Washington Northern Division. on the
ssih daT % August. 1914 ~ the ca
nadiau Pacific Railway Company. own
~ % tho steamship Princess Vie
toria." her engines. boilers. apparel,
tackle furniture etc for Limitation %
iis liability FOR ait loss damage and
injury arising oct Of Or occaslones by
that esrtaiu voyage % The steamship
Princess Victoria" com m eneinr A.
Vancouver. n G.. Dominion - Caaada.
on August ssh. 1915 at ~ o'clock p
m. Rnd ending at Seattle. washtnvinn.
On AuEuH, ssih. 1914 AZ about 10
o'clock a m. whether the same srure
oui - - BY reason % collision he.
tween tho steamship Princess Vic
toriS" and the steamship Admiral
Sam psou which occurred on tho morn
tng 81 August fs'h. 1914. while the sais
steamship Princes Victoria" was on
the Aforesaid voyage. or otherwise; and
WHEREAS said petitioner and uhaian,
has given a stipulation with good and
sufficient surety 20 abide by and pay
the moneys awarded by thu final de-
cree rendered by this Court or Nv an
appellate court. n appeal Intervene 60
tho amount nf two hundred eight sir
thousand. two hundred and twenty five
and 1000 dollars fS9Ss. g2g 100. and IN
tsreHt the same being the appraised
value ~ tho said steamship Princes.
Victoria" and her pending freight AZ
tho termination Of the aforesaid voy.
Now, therefore IN pursuance % unanition
issued hv said court to me directed and
delivered. 7 DO hereby cite al persons
claiming damages for any damage. loss
or injury arising out Of tho aforesaid
voyage OF tho steamship Princess Vie
toria" ending at Seattle Washington
on August asth. 1914 whcth-~ ercs
stoned by the aforesaid collision or
otherwise. 20 file and mako due proof
~ their respective claims before A. c
HowmRn. ESQ. United states Commits
sioner At his office. room sss Central
building in tho city of Seattle on or
before tho 18th DAY Of December. 1914
~ 10 o'clock a. m. and also 10 appear
before the said Court AZ said place on
or before tho 18th dRv ~ December.
1914. a. 10 o'clock a m. and answer
the allegations Of said petition and
iihei: otherwise thew vii he defaulted
and debarred from participation In this
suit
Dated Of Seattle. Washington. septen, her
ard. 1914
JOHN NJ RoyLE.
United states Marshal for tho Western
District OF Washington, Northern nj
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
HERE Ss1AhD(AfHfWhfRf


Daniel hafklns, Tacoma 49,.
I've, dies from result OF be,ns ~.
ten IN hand ~ prisoner 4 wv ~
ago. 'ssf
Record crowd gathers al a,.u
day OF Frontier days ceIebrs.,'s
at Walla Walla. "'''h
Two hundred men will so.,d A.
winter IN Chisana camp Als.s
Some are striking good pay va
Sec. and Mrs. Bryan l.sv.
short vacation a. summer bo,r. w
AHheYille. ". &.
McElfresh dairy farm OF "a 49,.
near Chehalia. sold for fgIs0
cruiser Chattanooga oroer.a :.
SAL from Bremerton. via canal -
Vera Cruz.
Crushing defeat OF Austrlans h.
Moutenegfin army reported y
London. Battle occurred on Dv,a.
river. 'AA
Canadian government prooos..
10 double wheat acreage for ~.
purposes and will supply 49,
where necessary.
United States send profess :.
Turkey against abrogatlon !,
/ treaty.
a. p. Andrew, Gloucester. MAJ.
political stump speaker, 70 MAKE J,
speaking tour by aeroplane.
Automobile, driven by [. klsl,
Santa Clara. struck and killed RAJ
ert Baccus. employe on the eruosL
ton grounds at San Francisco
Alaska coal land leasing bill ~.
ported 70 senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
FUNERAL OF FIRE
VICTIMS is HELD

Joint funeral services are being
held this afternoon at the Scandi-
navian NJ. y. church. Ballard. over
the bodies OF Mrs. ole Beverly and
her two sons. Edward and Merwin.
victims OF n fire which occurred at
their home Tuesday morning.
The Ballard theatre will give a
benefit matinee performance Satur.
day for the survivors OF the desti.
tute family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall 30. all spices &c can. Stall IS.
best Jersey butter. 3 lbs. 81: Washington
milk, 4 cans 25c, fresh ranch eggs. dor,
81; Blocks Swiss cheese. zoo 10. stalls
asa. leg lamb and chops. lave III
hams. iSc; pot roast. 1gMc H.. fancy
breakfast bacon. 22e 10. local bacon.
t2hc III; pure lard. bs bbc, los $40.
stan 60 tomatoes, 9 lbs, be sweet pota-
toes. lbs. Zoe; black grapes. 2 baskets
2bc; fancy apples. 75c box. Stall &c.
hnlihut. lbs. 2bo; smclt. lbs. csc,
sturgeon. 2 lbs. 2bc, salmon. lbs, g5c.
salmon trout. soc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
FOR HOGS
20 ACRES FOR 1925


This VIII make an ideal hog ranch as the
soil 10 rich clay loAus that IL especial
~ adapted Tor hoK feed. such ~ clover
roots 81 an kinda. peas potatoes. etc
This tract lies very level. and 10 easily
cleared just west NJ Seattle Ekcet-
lent market for ali you can raise; good
roads ana water. close 20 school. far
msrs' grange hall. HaWmill. creamery
and produce company. r. y. y. and
telephone
PUGET SOUND FARMS co sos srd Az.
Want iand7 Here's your chancet /
must raise money quick, and will soil
you this i0-acre tract % az fine land as
you can find anywhere at one hair its
actual value. n you can phy cash. This
land has all been we'll logged and very
closely burned. ana r. now in good pas
ture. and can be easily cleared for the
pillow. About one-hnif - dandy alder
bottom, with fine running stream. bal
anco gently sloplng Soil tho very best
deep rich and FREQ from rock or gravel.
located near "a good town. with perfect
rail transportation and fine roads /
viii sell this In b-Rcrc tracts. n desired
~ IL worth $50 an acre. but ! WI take
f25 cash. Let mo show II to YOU l.. u
seeiy. 4o2 Green building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
AUSTRIA WILL
DRAFT TROOPS

ROME. Sept. l7.-Signing a de-
cree calling out OF the last OF the
Austrian reserves. Emperor Fran
els Joseph was stated today In a
dispatch from Vienna to the Cor.
riere Della sera to have ex-
claimed:
Il never felt so grieved over a
decision OF such gravity
II was said the conscription or.
der was absolutely necessary, how
ever. to fill the gaps In the Aus
TRAN ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
SANlTARN

Stall 4. aoc cans Of ground spices. ioc.
ito cans Sc; Sniders baked beans. lbc;
i5c cans minced clans. iOc. Stall Ii.
Brussels sprouts. : for 2bo sweet potatoes
lbs i0c. cSuiifiower. ibc each Stsil
~. cottage cheese. iec H.. sharp New
York cheese. 2Sc hi fancy Iowa butter.
lbs 81: uieomRrEarine. lbs 4hc stan
IL. cucumbers. Sc and for iocs squash.
Sc each stalls 1881, mild FUN cream
cheese. 20c H.; sharp. fun cream cheese,
csc ID: small imported sardines Sc can.
imported Roquetort. Sc 10. stalls sl-ss,
deep sea Goldfish. lbs. ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
PIKE PLACE

stall 1898. fresh smeits. lbs. isc:
fresh Chinook salmon. ioc ID: large
salmon trout. use each. Stall SO. salmon
trout. zoe H. helihut lbs. csc stall
az, silver salmon, lbs use; halihut
checks lbs, 9sc. stall is, sturgeon. 2
his csc; smolts. : lbs, Ihc Stalls si-ae
strained honey. use pit. 45c OF: Jelly and
jam ) for Csc, stail sS Clipped beef
aoc ID; picked pigs feet. SC each stall
l50a. pure cider vinegar, s0c gal; white
picking vinegar, soc gal pure, sweet
cider. ace gal Stall II. lbs. standard
graduated sugar bSc stall 81, regular
CSC bottles salad dressing. i5c; sSo coffee
zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

Stall L. young hsiihut, isc each: smelt
: lbs itc. halibut. lbs. 2Ec: CLANS. Sc
at. line cod. lbs 2be. halibut checks.
lbs use Stall Is, fancy Crawford
peaches. soc box. Concord grapes aoc
basket. sweet potatoes. lbs ibc. ! lbs
2sc. siberian crabapples sec box. Italian
prunes. sec box. Sickle pears. : his ibc.
~ Pike St. fancy asters iSc doE up;
carnations. SOC dos. asparagus ferns. 2Sc
each. Boston ferns. soc up; Whitman
ferns. sbc up: maidenhair ferns. i5o up.
table ferns. J for 25c; palms. soc up.
Stall los. 3 Ice cans camphelrs soups. s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
WASHINCTON'S
TOMB VISITED
BY BELCIANS

WASHINGTON. Sept 17.-The
Belgian ENJOYS who came TO the
United States 20 protest against al
legged German atrocities visited
Mount Vernon today Henry DE
Wiert deposited a wreath OF flow
ers. bound and lined with Belgian
colors on Washington's tomb. An
inscription on the wreath read:
Independent Belgium 10 George
Washington. founder OF American
independence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

stalls i2a-i32, n. Y sharp cheese. soc
10, oregon fun cream cheese. soc 10,
stat a26, black cod. lbs Ice. rock cod.
lbs 2bc. stall sos chill peppers. loo
lhs egg plant, lbs ihc. stall S0i. halt
but, 2 lbs SC, lbs 2bc; fresh salmon,
lbs csc. stall stt. Concord grapes lib.
basket. soc, sweet Muscat grapes. a0c
basket. Stall 9ib. large trout, Toe 10
fillet sole. loo H. Stall zoe, . large / 90
loaves bread. 1905 butter rolls. 100 doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
ELSEWHER RE

Gov. Lister and family 90 TO spo-
kane TO be honor guests at opening
OF new Davenport hotel.
Republicans in congress prepsr-
Ing to attack war revenue bill.
School census gives Chicago pop
ulation OF 2.837.526. increase OF
252.2s3 over 1910 federal census.
Pennsylvsnis moose and demo-
Gratis propose fusion 10 support Nc
Cormick for governor.
Three men, including sheriff,
killed in running battle with ban
dts at Harvard. Seb.
Gen. Funston favors slow with
drawal OF u. S. troops from Vera
Cruz 10 give refugees chance 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
WILL MEET HERE

The American Association OF
Public Accountants have accepted
the invitation OF the Washington
Association OF Accountants TO hold
their 1915 convention in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

A lovely. nss. s.fonfn. nndsrn bunenios.
q chuiee trees. fuss hedge. shrubs, GOOD
and rhirbau house. 20 minutes from
business center Take Fourth ar car.
set uN A. Othsfio st. one block sect,
Gail a. ttsi uardon st. owner. for
cash. titqe. street grade Included.
Rainier lgsJ
Far Sale Beautiful home sfAnd. sweep
inr pnpbstrurssd bay ana city vlsw.
Phone Grant zoo.
For sale cheap M modern. s.ropfn hons.
fTda uenHmofr hF
.-.----- L. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
C0RNER

stall 100. summer squash. Sc Ii; green
peppers lbs lbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

SEE COLBY FIRST
The best land near Seattle Tor the least
money acres Of shot clay soil and
running water. with good neignbors.
and only y miles 60 Colby. near uertn
end 81 beautiful Long lake. Ideal for
suburban home or small ranch
8 ACRES FOR $500: $50 CASH
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
1919 Third Az. 1904 First g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

Buy LAND Now--Bost quality soil; 2bc
fare to Seattle. 30 acres. 81 900 90. Go
American Bank Bldg, owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17

20 ceres beet % coll. on main county
road Walking distance from town;
good school. land across road plated
IN fo-arrs tracts. decided land IN neigh
horhoed o. this property has sold for
$3.50 per acre. ~ you haveus used your
homestead Or desert right. and want
something close 20 town. whore you
have market for your eEEs butter
vegetables ETC., this - an opportunity
hard TO duplicate. Alfalfa Yields from
10 10 tons per acre Fine place to
raise hogs. cattle. chickens and turkey.
This is a relinauiahuuent. and not deed.
- land. II you will 80 and look at
thl. property and investigate values 81
decided land around Il. you will quickly
soc this would he Euod opportunity to
use your rights on something close 70
town. and land that should bring $500
par acre when highly improved Prize.
81 entire 80 acres. $3.50. must he cash
Circumstances cause OF this extremely
low price. No stump. 20 grub Address
y. q. Bot 7st. Seattle. wash.
FoRCED TO SACRIFICE 1so ACRES
win take as low as tsao for entire $40
acres This property lies well 20 irri-
gats. no stumps ready 10 start piow-
ms. miles from town. with rail.
roads. ono railroad runs through this
property lots % fine water available
for domestic and irrigation purposes
which IL demonstrated hy hundreds OF
ranches In neigh horhood raising alfalfa
hogs. cattle, turkeys. chickens etc
Good market for all you raise good
schools This 10 an opportunity that
YOU seldom have offered you and would
have 10 he soon 20 be appreciated. Deed
Cd land. improved. near this property
has been sold for iioo 70 $500 Per acre
same kind 81 soil There are about 30
acres piowcd and ready 20 plant 20 al
falfa Can't afford 20 pay commission
on this price. so agents please not an
swor I will take you over myself 20
soc this property. and II not repre-
scented. viii pay your fare Entire $40
acres $500 cash. Address Il, o. BOX
1875. Seattle, wash.
-Four good s2O-acro homosteads, with
good spring water.
Several good establishments. partly Inn
proved, at tioo and up
81
few good stock ranches at a bargain.
d
Some good. small alfalfa farms at $500
per acre
For further particulars call on or nd-
dress Leonard cole Vale. oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
PERSONALS

wanted by a respe table
working man, where a home IL consid ?
cred more than high wages. no obiec-
ton TO = widow with one child. A-iis.
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
~ ACREAGE
POULTRY AND BERRY RANCH

Less than a quarter mile from Lake
Washington AZ kirkland large
view tract fronting on Eoed road
partly cleared barry bushes ~ 40
kinds house and outbufdinEs This
place viii accommodate a couple
thousand chickens Price 81 800.
terms 800 cash and ttk monthly
Hee clyde Warkvorth Anfsrson's
dock Madison park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

COURT. FoR THE WESTERN DIS.
ThtcT OF WARRINGTON. NORTH
EHS DIVISION
IN ADMIRALTY.
In tho Matter 81 the Petition - the CA
NAptAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
fkNf. corporation. 81 the Dominica
% Canada. owner % the Steamship
PRINCESS VICTORIA" for Limita.
ton 81 Liability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
20-MALE SITUATION

Wanted ~ sober middie-sgod man
with invalid wife. any kind OF work
watchman preferred. Hsmon Sidney
1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE


Fins. isrss trset IN the iasn - kirk.
isnf urohstrurise sis~ % lake
ard seattle lees thaa ~ minutes
wsik TO ferry deck. stores and
school Price tfTE. terms 80 cash
and fis mouthiy. Take 'h~ ferry
direct a; Madison rars 60 Kirkisn ~
and call ct Burke 4 Fhrrars o.
nee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-17
A G1nI 6 ARM

A GOOD FARM
Near snahonish. where there are real
farms This - acres siih All the best
Kind - soil q good nav. s-room house.
completely furnished al uscessarY out 81
buildings. nic. orchard. horses. cows
machinery. tools. everything complete /.
enough land CLEARED 90 keep 10 cuNs
This 10 Eoud ranch and goon buy
al the price u tt.ee9 Including every
thins
MERRIAM
SCHROEDER
,ss Liberty Biss. THIRD and uuion
~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~
so EXCHANGES
~ you are uuahis 60 coll yoaf real estate
WY not ssehanFs q for ns~ msFehan-
disaf Hea our sample Stock aud set
particulars Pacific Coast Ndss Co.
ga FOURTH Az
Moasrn s.foon house. sood location .
nsas car and school Sell cheap or
trade iitf =. sem ~
Lot. raiv.fsiiy addition. 20 sBchsnrs Tor
furniturs % T.room house. A-ies. star
~S~~~~~~~~~~~N~s~~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before buying o. buiifinr zee
Gro a VIRTUE CO Boston Block
small amounts p vacant rf improved
property los rates no delay sasY
payments S;uftsesni Co. Boston
Heck
bnSs. Sc. 7Ts
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make tuiifinE loans
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