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Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

COMPLETE FILING SYSTEM AT A
sacrifice. Two Amberg letter filing
cabinets; one filing case for legal
forms or insurance supplies; one
combination letter, legal form and
card index filing case. The Cook
Reynolds Co., Phone 40. Lewistown,
Montana
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

POULTRY DAY AT STRAW. MONT.
Highest cash prices for poultry
every Monday of each week. A. J.
Tressler, Buyer. 2-3-6tp
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
DEMOCRAT -
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD

To avoid extra bookkeeping, the
Democrat does not open new ac-
counts on Want Ads and terms
are cash with order except to
those having a charge account.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

rs STANDS BEES. CHEAP, ANY
number or all. Good time to move
them within three weeks. Write or
call DR.. I. M. Beatty, Lewistown.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

100000 LOAN FOR 1S MONTHS.
Real estate and personal security.
Will pay II per cent interest. Ad-
dress L., co Fergus County Demo
crat. 2-17-4t
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

4 FEW THOROUGHBRED WHITE
Plymouth Rock cockerels, Fishel's
best In the world" strain. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Call 1119
Third avenue south. ltp
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

\ FEW CHOICE HEREFORD BULLS,
coming one. two and three years old.
Inquire of +. Il. Colver, Brooks, Mon
tana. 3-17-4tD
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
WANTED.

FERGUS COUNTY HOMESTEAD RE
linquishments for clients. r. c.
Bresnahan, Anaconda, Mont. 3-17-2t
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
FOR SALE.

farmed. Call on or phone Edward
Taylor, Bright hotel, and get full
particulars. 3-17tf
30-HP. RUMLEY ENGINE WITH
two sections Of disc plows in first
class condition; run only one sea-
son; will sell very reasonable;
would consider part trade. Address,
Box S, Hedgesville, Mont. 3-1O-4tcg
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
The Self
Made Man

began by saving. However small that
saving was, it increased and multiplied
by added savings and interest. The
young man of today can do the same,
and the Lewistown State Bank offers
the best facilities.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17

L w o REIlNQUISHMENT FO X
clients. A. Larson Land Co. 2-1O-4t
POSITION ON A FARM BY MAN
and wife by month or on the shares.
Experienced. VIII come at once.
Address, Charles Viers, Danville, IL
linOis. 2-17-4t
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
TEACHER WANTED.

LOANS AND REAL ESTATE.
NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE AR
rangements for farm loan and list
your ranch or city property for sale.
B. A. Cumming, 210 Wise block, Lew
istOWn, Montana. 3-17-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-04
forman parte algunos diputados ,
muchos prOminentes filiDinos''

pot lC dlSuIlOS ulpuldu0S "
muchos prominentes flipinos''
Que 'jcur tam varie 20 Pues poro1e
para justicia Dios, y para verdades ell
tempo. Despues Gle las mil una pro-
mesas lncumplidas, llegaron 4 Greer mu-
chos corazones sencillos oue Ia Ultima
serla mas eficaz que las anteriores. al
yer Ell GAUGE por donde quieren los tuto-
res hacer correr las aguas Gle la indie
pendencla, renuncian va 4 banarse en-
elias, por turbias y revue!tas, previendo
una rambullida definitiva, hasta ell pun
to Gle que los mismos que habIaban de
sltuaclones benditas de "Gobierno
fuerte, serlo, formal y bien discipline
Go han bajado ell diapas6n y dicen
que estan "muy lejos de particular de
esa confianza ilimtada-" de ciertos DO
llticos EN- hombres 6 instituciones
pnmarlas, sean cualesquiera los quila-
tes de ciencia, honradez Y idelidad due
atesoren' admitiendO "como ciertos al
gunos hechos, que, esparcen indudable
mente, muchas sombras y obscuridades
sobre ell porvenir''
Esto 81 que es acertado, puesto que
tenlendo ell cuenta Ell deseo intense del
Jap6n de apoderarse de las Filipinas en-
la prmera OCCASION que sc lie presente
como conflesan amerlcanos y no ameri-
canOs, aun riego de sostener una
guerra contra los Estados Unidos'. di-
ce MIR. Gilman, pues even sin gran di-
ficultad la derrota de los Estados Uni
dos en- caso de establecerse una guerra
entire ambos paises la poca ningu-
ma afici0n que la misma Norteam6rica
siente hoy por la retencion del "White
Elephatnt del elefante blanco. como
llaman a t'ilipinas por 10 inntil costo-
sa, hace sospechar que no estara muy
dispueSto el pueblo americana a malgas-
gastar Sangre Y dinero por defender 10
que no despierta en- la p1blica opinion
interes particular, y hace tambien que
los diarios, reHejos del sentir filipino, no
tengan reparo en- escribir muy atinada-
mente
Nos parece, pues, que, sin ser alar
mistas, nj dejarnos lIevar de aprensio-
nes infundadas, hay que convenir Ell
que un "estado futuro", cuya garantia
. descansa uncamente en- los buenos pro
p6sitos, honradez sabidurla de un
hombre de prestigio tai como Mr.. Viii
Nson, y IN partido igualmente infuyente
como el democratic, no satisfaria indu-
/ dablemente a los que, ac0stumbrados a
mirar el poryenir quieren seguridades
completas en- cuanto cabe eSperarlas del
calculo humane
Que son muchos, no quieren mas que
cumplan 10 que Sc prometi6 ante ell
nundo todo, y 81 no, no haberse dejado
llevar de una ambici0n desatentada pa
para realizar un atropelIo incalificable.
UNA FABULA EN- ACCION
Iaya sido Esopo 8 Fedro. Lafontainc
J Iriarte el primero quien Sc lie oou-
.ri6 hacer al zorro guardian y protec-
or del gallinero iamas so1aria en- que
}u fabula habia de tener los honoreS de
representation Ell el gran escenario del
nundo; y no deja de ser una satisfac-
non para nosotros el que nos hayan ele-
gido para protagonistas, am cuando
bien contra nuestra voluntad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-04
DE MANILA
iAGUA VA!

Els la exclamation mas a prop6sito
para llbrarse de una desagradable sor-
presa, muy parecida Ia del que, aca-
dorado y fogoso, recibe Ell pleno coyote
y sin previo aviso una ducha de aqua
helada. iOjala hubiera tenido mi la
do una persona caritativa que, en- esta
sltuaci6n bendita que Sc ha implanta-
do me hubiera puesto en- autos de un
cambio tan radical, que vuelca de golpe
y porrazo todas nuestras ideas indepen-
distas Y apaga todos los ardores self
gubernamentales
/ No hablamos quedado en- que nues-
tro sueno dorado, nuestra rosada ilu-
sion, nuestra aspiration constante, no
era otra que la independence del pals,
la emancipation de toda tutela ell fl
gurar como una de tantas Ell ell con-
cierto de naciones hbres? mo era por
ESQ pOr 10 que hicimOs armas contra
nuestra antigua metr0poli, nos subleva-
mos, aun a trueque de pasar por hijos
ingratos. contra la que fue nuestra ma
Dire carinosisima durante mas de tres
centurias. como hemOs repetldo en- to-
dos los tonos no fue con ese espeJue-
10 con ell que Sc nos deslumbr0 para
apoyar moral materlalmente d los re
dentores hiios de Norte America en- suS
pretensiones imperialistas mo fue
tambien pOr la consecuci0n de la anhe-
lada independence por 10 que nos Ian
zamos de nuevo la lucha contra los
amigos de anteS. convertidos EN- con
uuiStadOreS, SegandO en- flor nueStra jul
ventud V convirtiendo en- eriales nues-
tros fGrties rientes campos, donde en-
lugar de los pacifcos instrumentos del
trabaio' resonaban los belicOsos arreos
de sangrienta y pOrfada guerra
rs ciertO de toda certeza y no adml-
te discussion possible pero como de pru-
este fu6 equivocado, Y la prudencia es
una virtud nativa Ell nOS0troS, hemos
variado de opinion. y no asl una Varla-
ci6n de POGO mas 8 menos, sino radical,
todo 10 radical que puede haber entire
un 81 lln no; antes deseabamos, dque
dioo descabamos ?. sentiamos hambre IA
biosa de independizarnos hoy, graclaS
"a la situaci0n bendita que Sc ha I'M
plantado', cuando, como aquel que
dice. nos la iban dar con proplna J
todo. no solo no la deseamos, sino que
positiyamente vamOs a trabaJar para
que no nos la comedian
Asi. como suena; no la qucremoS, va
va; primerO, porque... estan VefdeS'
segundo. porQue "cuando mas nos acer
camos i la independencia, mas desabr1
da nos parece", como reza mo de los
diarios de hoy. Y para que Sc yea que
no son negatives plat0nicaS, y por blel
parecer. solamente hemos fundado o va
mos 4 fundar-tratando dc esa clast
he fundaciones. el "hemos y Ell va
mos" son sin0nimoS entire nosotroS-
I'm nuevo partido llamado Autono
mista de Filipinas y cuya finalldad e'
NADIA menos que uchar en- contra de Ia
ndependencia. asi como hasta aqul lu
charon en- su favor. del que formaran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-04
PUREzA INMEJORABLES.

Con la Cocoa "LEON DE ORC" 20
prepare La bebida mas saludable como
cida; es un alimento perfecto, de facil
digestion. Recomendada por los seno-
res medicos como tonico excelente para
ell sistema nervioso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
THEATRES ARE
FILLED BY WAR

The war" says Guy Bates Post.
appearing at the Moore in Omar.
the Tentmaker," has helped the
show business.
People have been worked up to
such a nervous and excited state of
mind" he says. that they naturally
turn TO something soothing, and so
frequent the theatres more than
they did before this rumpus
came up"
This time" said Post. Seattle
Is getting my play before Boston
and Chicago. ] don't know how Chi
cago is going 10 take IL. but as far
as | am concerned. | don't care how
they take II. I couldn't have had
n better run in the East than I am
having on the Coast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
IN
COMMAND AT
MEXICO CITY

MEXICO CITY. Aus. f3.-Pro-
yisional President Carbsjal ~ en-
route 10 Vera Cruz and federal
troops are eyacuatinR the city.
~ Is reported the federal power
already has been turned over 10
Eduardo Iturbide. governor OF the
federal district. but confirmation
n lacking.
Carranza IA expected 10 arrive
here soon.
II rs the belief here the widen
ing breach between Carranza and
villa will be bridged by the tenta-
tive agreement between them
whereby delegates, each represent
ing 1000 soldiers under the com
mand OF each leader. viii gather
In convention and draft a plan for
the election OF a Mexican presi-
dent and the future government OF
the republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
PLEASE EXCUSE
US, LAWRENCE

That member OF The Stars staff
known as THE Spectator" who each
day writes the department called
What | Think About IT," stands
corrected
To-day he received notice from
w. l.. Laurence, commissary agent
of the Northern Pacific. saying that
he was all wrong when he said he
will carry a lunch from home next
time he goes travelling. all because
the railroads are charging l0~cents
extra for bread and butter.
Our friend Laurence assures us
that II the Spectator travels on the
Route OF the Great Big Baked Po-
tato" he'll find himself driven to
shame because he embraced all
roads in his denunciation.
According TO Laurence. the n. p.
still throws the bread and butter in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Twelve deaths In Seattle.
Ten apply for dlvores


Twelve deaths In Seattle.
Ten apply for divorce.
Tarleab bin In effect today. ..
School board considers budget on
September Z.
Local tomatoes arriving on mar.
ket.
Further butter advances expected.
Sarah E.. Springer speaks az Sun
day Y. w. 6. A. yeapcr service.
Three die, still In tsenties.
M. M. Litohman speaks at Social
lot Temple Sunday night.
Salmon pack thls year about third
as good aH 1913. says Frank Wright.
Anacortea Gamer.
4. OF c. party leaves for Juneau
10 Install new council
British steamers Strathbep and
Strathalbyn will risk being taken
by Germans.
Admiral Evans arrives from North
with 10 tons OF gold concentrates.
Or. Anna L. Strong leaves ireland
for Seattle Saturday.
Rt Rev. L. n. Wells Of Spokane Ia
stopping AT the Butler.
Jurors held second annual picnic
at Woodland park Wednesday.
Council cuta .55 OF a mill from
library,jax levy.
Commercial Club celebrates Pan.
anna canal opening Saturday.
Alaska bureau, Chamber Of Com.
merce. endorses candidacy Of ]. y.
Callbrcat. Denver. for Interstate
trade commission.
King County Veterans sssocls.
ton picnics at Woodland park
Friday.
Mrs. N. =. jain, daughter Of A.
Hanback,. gets divorce.
Two deserters from Chilean ship
County Of Linlithgow nabbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
PRETTY BIRDIE!

Six big pelicans. brought here
from California. were released from
their train prison yesterday and
transported TO the Woodland park
roo. The excursion was made to
the park under the supervision OF
the game warden.
The idea OF bringing pelicans here
In Mayor ellis. who took fancy to
the birds a long time ago. and has
always wanted TO land some for
Seattle youngsters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
HON ESTEADS

ito acres fine volcanic ash soil has we'll
abundance fine water available 90 iffi
safe entire tract. water developed ell
through this diatfict. demonstrating the
abundance OF water close 60 infge, run
ming creek ana lake close 20 railroad
LAND plated IA i0-acrs tracts Within
short distance land hiEhiy improved in
Immediate NciniiY has sola fof $3.50 an
acre For alfalfa and hos ranch this
would be hard 90 duplicate This IL not
decided land can b. taken under desert
act. ~ husband and wife. Or any two
parties that have not used their rishta
! viii take you over % sec this lana ana
you can investigate the prices - decided
LAND around this fine tract Of Land also
nsa tho alfalfa fields which cat nom
% 10 tons per acre yearly You VII
readily see that this IL an awful bargain.
For fun particulars address y -. h"a
izh, Seattle Price fuf entire go acres.
1850 Must be cash. circumstances
cause this great sacrifice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AND HOMES FULL
or WOUNDED MEN

BASEL. Switzerland. Aug. ID
French and German losses in the
fighting In and around Mulhausen
have been enormous Hospitals.
school buildings. public halls. ho-
tells and private homes are filled
with wounded. The number OF Ger
man wounded is placed at more
than 10000.
The number OF French. though
very large. is not exactly known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
ELSEWHERE

Fifteen cases OF measles report.
ed In state training school during
July.
I. 8. Cooper. Everett electrician.
lost life In rescuing drowning girl
from Snohomish river.
Loss from forest fire raging In
vicinity OF Pc Ell estimated at
SIS 900.
Jos. D. Foraker. OF ArehboId let
ter fame. defeated for nomination
10 senate in Ohio by Warren @.
Harding. Gov. Cox renominated.
Another case OF bubonle plague
found In New Orleans. making IS
In all.
Walter Barclay. logger. killed un-
der logs at Aberdeen camp.
Walter Hurrell. Roslyn miner.
killed by falling rock. Widow and
baby.
Paul Wsrburp, member federal
reserve banking board. promises
10 drop all other affiliations.
President Wilson, showing
strain OF sorrow. back ut White
House and takes up work of as
hthkluh aultfitAuh hAAuHfl w
Europe.
Senate 10 considering peace
treaties with 20 nations.
Former U. s. Senator Jos. w.
Bailey. again n candidate for the
office In Texas.
Quick with an ailbl, J. Ogden
Armour. Chicago packer. declares
advance IN price OF meat In not due
TO war. but to falling off OF live
stock receipts.
Pol Pisncon, noted operate Me-
phlstophcles. died In Paris.
Mira J. Borden Hartman Of the
commission on industrial relations
gravely III OF ptomaine poisoning in
London
Fred Woods. window cleaner, fell
from isth<tory window OF the
Hearst building TO death In San
Francisco.
Dissolution OF the New Haven
railroad merger will not prevent
criminal prosecution OF directors.
British tanker De Saba cleared
from San Pedro. supposedly for Rio
de Janciro. with 5000 barrels OF oil.
Sugar beet growers declare short
age OF seed. owing 10 war. will cause
alarming decrease In the next crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
NOTICE
To Natives Of Belgium:

De Onder Consul van Belgie voor
de Staat Washington In Seattle
verblyyend. heept van wege het
helgisch government bericht ont
vangen dat aiwie verplicht IL de
wapens optic nemen voor gym Vader-
land vich verplicht bevind by den
Heer Joseph Hertogs aan te bieden
die u allie iniichting verschaffen zal.
Seattle. den i2den August. 1914.
lie Vice Consul de Relgique a Sc
attic pour fEtat de Washington a
fhonneur dinformer SEES Compact
riotes que Sa Majestic lie Roi decrete
la mobilization de rarmee beige.
Tous ceux que celia concerne sont
prizes de Sc presenter par devant
Monsieur Joseph Hertogs. au Vice
consulat. City Hall. relativement a
leurs pieces militaires.
Seattle. le IL Aout. 1914.
The Vic Consul Of Belgium at Sc
attic for the State OF Washington
begs TO inform his countrymen that
his Majesty. the King. has decreed
the mobilization of the Belgian Army.
All those. whomsoever this concerns.
are requested to call on Mr.. Joseph
Hertoge. Vice Consul. City Hall. with
their military papers.
Seattle. August ~. 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13

stall IL. rock cod. isc n. fns fto
sole Tee II. ibs fte. red snapper. i9c
ib.i sturgeon. ito ID. young silver salmon.
sta each stalls 20 :. lamb stew. re N
pot roas,. 90 70 ifAe ih.i Eastern bacon,
Toe 10. Eastern hama Use il. stall a.
sourkrRu,. its at. gts ftos large. ripe
ciire. $50 pt. tte at stall 10. chotcs
new. sweet potatoes. 80 n. best burbank
potatoes 80 ibs 81; Yakima corn. aIs
dor free delivery. Main tses. dry orions
ihs lee stall ~ rtks place. veal roast
is9e th5 veal stew. Tee ID. on heart
tfr n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13

Hsifbut . fba ise. whole ;so zach
sm.i,. . ihs 1897 hAiieut cheeks lbs.
gseg salmon trout. itc 10. stalls ai-is.
mock bones. &c III shoulder Of lamb. DC
10 swee; picked pork. itc ID. home
made sausage. lee 10. . Eastern bacon. s1c
10. Stalls :s.ts. l 10. best tea. zoe. ,
cans meadow milk. 400. : glasses % Jelly.
toc. Leriis's large bottle olives, iec. itc
cans red Alaska salmon. Toe. ise tsrs
mustard. i0ci = cans Libby's milk. sto.
large pkg seda crackers acc. stall 81.
swifrs eisomarssrins. lbs sse. peanut
huttnr. lhc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
JAPAN WILL AID
BRITISH FLEET

LONDON, Aug. f3.-Japsn has
agreed TO Join the British and
French fleets In the Orient In an
attack on the German-Chins coast
city OF Tslng Tehau. according to
a cable received today by the Gen.
trai News from Toxic. This an
nouncement was unconfirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13

stan "a salmon. $50 each. . fes fsci
salmon trout. ife ih.s haiihut ihs- itc
~. sto. stall a. salmon. fec each
srneil tes lee. stalls 1i-fs. a.. hottis
salad of. SOC. rst salmon. : lbs ftc
stall iset large Queen olives. itc pit its
bottle. Of catsup. Sc Stall II. toilet soap
20 hos. asparagus. 100 can. cornsfarrh
50 pkg stall 81 ibs jap seed rice. zse
broken rics. ;c u. stall 50. peanut but
ter itc 10, he SIC. tiii pickles. IL
eAoh- stati 1897. eorned beef. loo ~. saii
pork. ilAo 10 stalls se-si. leaf lard
ls.c Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
ASKS DIVORCE

Mrs. Anna n. Thurber. In n d.
vorce complaint filed today. charges
her husband. Ezra j. Thurber, pulled
her hair violently in fit of anger.
Thurber. she says, has $4,000 worth
of property in the state. He is a
commission merchant, with head.
quarters in North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
JUNIOR TlLkS
TO HOLD FETE

The Junior Tilikums. of Collins
playfleld. will hold their third an
nual carnival at the playfield. 10th
and Washington st.. on the nights
OF Aug. &c. 81 and rs.
A silver trophy is offered by the
Tilikuma OF Elttaes for the best
individual costume dance for the
night OF Aug. &c.
Everybody wishing to compete
will have to talk to the Junior TIL
ikum carnival committee before
Tuesday. Aug. is. Telephone Bea-
con III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
WILL CAMPAIGN

Reports at progressive headquar-
ters Indicate Congressman ]. A.
Falconer may return in few days
from Washington. ID. c., 10 make
campaign for the nomination for
senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
GOOD OLD GAME

CENTRALIA. Aug. 13.--R. d.
Collier. Olympia. was bound over
to the superior court yesterday
under 81 900 bail. charged with de-
frauding Howard Breen. Lowell
Scott. c. J. Miller and Pearl Nor
man in Skagit county timber land
deals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
LOS ANGELES LANDS ONE

los ANGELES. Aug. 13.-The
International Typographical union.
In convention at Providence. II. l..
selected Los Angeles today for It's
1915 convention. according to mes
sages received by the local union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
hoIpuPs MISS ONE

A couple of men tried 10 stick up
Paul Goerner 1914 10th av. W.. as
he was waiting for Il car at Virginia
and Western NJ ! o'clock last night
Fortunately for Goerner the car
came along and he jumped on.
All the desperadoes got was n
merry ding ding"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
ELECTS WON e N

OLYMPIA. Aug. 13.--Mrs. c. +.
Todd OF Olympia was reelected
president OF the Puget Sound con
ference OF the Home Missionary So
ciety yesterday. Mrs. s. l.. Bond
and Mrs. Il. l.. Taylor. both of Sc
attic. were elected recording secre-
tary and treasurer respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13

staff sci. haifbut Ibs Sc. salmon
trout ffe - stall see. natfsfnui hreEa.
Sc and tee loaf stall tfs. perch. he
ltr. Founders ths tie stall ftt. dr.
onions , ~. lee. esq plant. he. sc.
stall ftt. block tsss. : ibs use. Dolly
Warden trout zoe 10 stall tfT, hest
cooking apples lbs Ice stall ~
snsit. III. itc. shrimp lee N. stain,
f3s.tss. aNi pickles Toe fns ripe olives.
ise ~. stAii 100 summer squash. &c ID.
fre~a beans Sc Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
FARM LANDS

MN VDlAs
TT rs EASY TO BECOME A
PRODUCER AND MONEYMAkEb
~ the low figure ana terms 40 are Of
ferinE this i0-acfa tract
1850. 80 CASH. " MONTHLY
This tract IL very easily cleared HANDY
60 Seattle. close 90 fruit cauneff.
creamery, school. grange hall aud saw .
mill delivery from stores. u. n. - and
ruGEr souNp FARMS co eos ,rd Az.
LAND THAT WILL RAISE
ANYTHING
$40 an acre easy terms. near Seattle
hss y. 4 Beats. SEA Empire Bldg
ror Aaie~t.acfe tract. well improved
half mile from postoffies ana school.
1900 cash Address Marx KELLEY Pail
.~-~.~~~~S-oe~.e-->~~
so EXCHANGES
VIII sEchanTe FOR Ford auto. y acres
Of good. level land. all IN grass. black
snii. no siumps Tor or t-paHssngsr
Ford auto. must be In good condition
wiu pay differences in cash. Zee II. a.
uhiin. iiit Amsiean Bank sos.
II you are unable 70 sell your real estate.
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
$40. go. 10
Money on improved cify property We
make building loans
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Alaska Huiidinr
VIRTUE
Loans Money
before buying Or building.
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REAL ESTATE LoANH NoHTHERS
Bond and Mortgage Co, 1903 Fourth
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Small amounts on vacant ~ improved
property. low rates no delays easy
payments HiaftsFsat Co, Boston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
FIRE DAMAGES DWELLING

A frame dwelling owned by f. Il.
Griggs at 2459 Erwin st. was partly
destroyed by fire early today. which
did damage amounting to s715.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
TURKS NEUTRAL

LONDON, Aug. f3.--The
Turkish ambassador here to-
day formally assured Foreign
Secretary Sir Edward Grey
that his country would remain
neutral In the present war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
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