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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03

ooet uBe poI9anoen ietn ourtle.
Nler 9tabm. Ser ssltOBen merben loa,
lollte geb0rlg permit d. lueroen, che
ct 9eretft wtro. odmlt er qIeths
M a Is Q relit. 0ns 8eifen IdBt lid
bsndhtltd ioroeru ourh ben @ebrauh
zines auten 0iIfsmittels. Solhes
SiIfsmitteI 1T ~stniaal Mild ole cine
9rpBe NnSabl iaursb,loenosr 8afterien
snthalt. Die oGs Sauerluerben Der 01ilh
perurlahen. IS fam ge,uodbt meroen
mltteIs elmer Gunntitdt Iriihe1, IiBer,
gntidmedenoer, ab9srnbmter ooer I'M.
ab9erabmler NtiIh. Die man auer
lperoen laBt uno IN elmer Temperatur
pon 20 8rdo an einem Orie bait, Der
rein uno o jsbem 8srude frei lit.
8tele NtiIh IGBt nan Iauer meroen.
bis lid elm sarter Sleeper gebiloet bat.
ooer man IOllte tbr niht erlauben. Olols
ten su erseuoen.
Ssim &eiien 6es &abms reift ibn 10
hnell pie mD9Ii9. @enu Der
gan5e Habm Slemlih l!B lit. oann fnnat
bnS 6elfen Is bis 20 Stunoen Dor Dem
8ultern an. 8ringt ben &abm auf
cine Temporarily BON IS bis 20 @rao
I'M CONNER. ODER 70 bis IS 8rao i'm
8inter, uno filst II 8int bis gu sinem
Quart bes 9lIismlttslS aui leoe @alone
beS &abms bel. Wnhoem Der 8abm
Is bis Is Stunosn auf oieier Tempe
ratur gebaIten wuroe. miro er gut ge.
reiit iein. Der sereiite 8abm iollte
elnen reineu. lauren @eihmof bnben.
tret BON leoem t~ooeIbaiten 8eiseldmad.
unb loa 5art lein uno irsi pon Slumpen
g%erounener Milh.
So 9ereilter &abm niro Butter BON
beIisrem @elhmuf uno b%elierer Gualis
lat erSeusen. ais &abm. Der unebsn
Ianglam gereift wur6e. @r miro teinen
fdoen, metaliitsn @sihmad erbal.en.
i%pnoern mlro luoererIeits Den eripiin1hs
ten. bobeu, Iebbat tie @sidmad er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03

fHf M
i'll IN Sss @eIhmofs Der
~. NAN uerihieoenen Butter
x( % Dor. Die sIne SeriOu
% ~ 6%srei1st. ionostn
6armbutter miro oft eetnoelt iueil elm
6sbIero es @eitmads beitebt. 6ebs
Ter nm Suttersslhmad laIien lid in
Spei @0upitlaiisu eintbeilen: @rItens
IN aoen @sihmnd unb slpeitens in
d Ia d I { ooer uurtdIi9en @elhmod.
Inter fooem 8eihmad bat man BEN
NRnngeI al elnem pollen Quten @es
idmad. Den bic Butter haben loQ, unt
als n5ancp DARN Butter" flaiiifi,irt
in lperoen. obgIeih Ssr 6sihmnd rein
iein mag. 0leier Mlngel an @eltmnd
Uiro ourh oaS Suttern oes iiben
HnbmS psrurinht. poer 6abms. Der bis
SUM ridtiaen Sdurfgrao uiht aereife
iuuroe. SpIhe Butter bat e~etuobnlid
porSialihe @igenlhaiteu Der 6altbars
tett, uno IN ir9sno einem belpnoeren
Sanoel mag oafiir Nahfraee iein. uber
elm iorof6lti9 arbeitenoer 8utterfduier
iplrt Il 'gassn ibrss acknowledgements
taoeln.
IS sibt mnnd)eu @eldmnd, Der Iih
oerihleoentlih b~eurtbeilen ldst. Die
9euobnlihlten limb ranSiger, e.
talliiher. tubiser.u ureiner,
tdliger, er I'll r, uno Seller.
seihmnd. Gin 8eihmnd oieier glrt lit
ueit iueniser tpilnitensmertb oils Der
fabe 8eidmad. neil er Die u~neeeianete
Bebanoluns oes u a b M 3, iporaus bic
Butter ber9elteIt muroe. benefit, inbem
Der Habm entlueoer ourb uneripiinitte
Satterien. ODER oil unerpinihten SteIs
len gerelIt iuuroe. ivo er BON leiner Il ME
aebun9 ben q eruh nulnabm. Vile
biele llnpoatpmmenbeiten hGtten pers
mleoen peroen t0nusn. wenn Der &abm
Die rihtige 8%ebnnolung erbaIten bate.
Is Iolte Der Sraudl Iein, u~eniGite1S
Slpeimdl Die Wofe III buttern poer auh
oreimal in ben Sommermonaten. Seoe
Nuaniitdt BON &abm Iollte mad ibrer
Nbioncernns BON Der Utilb ob9etiiblt
iuerOen uno guar sbs iie nit &obm iriis
bsrer Nbrabmun9 uermiibt wiro. SIS
1T wiinlhensmertb. Gabm abSunebmen,
Der cine Yrobe BON IS 8ro;snt 8utter'
felt beitebt. Der &abm loa in einem
8ebdIter usrwabrt msroeu, Der ibm tei.
men @eidmad bsifist. uno ioG tabI
unb 70 ii & ME m09lih ssbaIten wers
ben. bis CUR 3eit Der &siie. Cine gut,
psrjinnte Milhs ooer .Sbotsun".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03

II Saupttaosi. Ser bic
6armbutter irifft.
rldtet lib sesen oe'
rem d. nj d.
9tIht nur Iiest oft
ell. Wtnnsel. an
nbettIthfeit
oeS 8eihmnds Der
perihieoenen Butter
Dor. Die eIne Yeriou
6sreitsI, ionoefn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03
Ger 2aneratb.
23utter6ereit,tng a,tf ser Sarm.
BON u. y. Tnebe, profeFor Der Mlhprt5i6aft an Der
iniperiitdt bon Sainps.

Same fuiro Dem 3mede oienen. uno
lOlte an sinem Ort sebnIten tuerOen. Der
BON Isoem 9eruhe irei lit. Ter in Seller
ODER auhe oorbanoen istu ourite.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASSES
IN PUBLIC SCHOOL POPULAR

The domestic science classes of the
public schools are ones in which all
citi1 ems and patrons should take an
active interest. The public schools of
this city are especially fortunate in
the possession of such a fine depart
ment While there is not at present
all the equipment necessary for some
of the branches coming under the de.
partment head, it is satisfying to
know that what we have is of the best.
That the course is popular with
those students. with which it is an
elective subject, is shown from the
fact that Is or 20 of the high school
girls are enrolled in the domestic
science classes. while about Is are
ito "-t classes
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
A COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD IN UNION CHURCH
BUILDING IN oRMoND NEXT
THuRsDAY-PosTPoNEo FROM
THURSDAY OF THIS WEEK..

On account of the inability of the
state workers to be present on the
date first named for the County Sum
day school convention at Ormond.
December 18th. the time was changed
to Thursday, December 18th.
The convention will be held in the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
"MONTGO

Leave S:15 p. m. j
Sar nr9Snnecting nj Montgomery for
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

For Rates, Pullman Reservat'on
A. w. FRIToT, Div. Pass. Az
.as WEST BAY STREET
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
ELSEWHERE

War emergency tax on tobacco
dealers and manufacturer went
into effect Tuesday.
James J. Farmer and Col. VIM.
J. Hartley found guilty OF using
the mails 10 defraud in 100000
de luxe" book fraud In New York.
Twelve man dead In Bristol, W.,
from drinking drug store whisky
made from wood alcohol.
Million people affected BY flood
in Haul river district In China
VIII Of Richard w. Sears, found
er OF Sears. Roebuck & Co. leaves
SIT 500. 600 TO his widow.
Banquet OF Independent tele-
phone operators I'm Portland aban-
doned 10 give $500 II would cost TO
Belgian sufferers.
U. s. Senator Nathan Good, ~,
collapsed on stage at Clarksburg,
". Va. while making the clos
ing political speech OF his cam
paign.
Twenty principals and rs mem
bers OF chorus OF Metropolitan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
nERE5s{AND(< ELSEWHERE

Opera Co. including Caruso. Far
rar. Toscanini and Hempel. arrive
In New York.
Water supplied by centraiis's
new system found 20 be germless.
American schooner Charles w.
Church founders IN gale off New
port News. Va. Officers and crew
rescued.
Panama canal tolls for October
amount 10 1917 900. gain OF sI0s,.
600 over September
Jared Fisap convicted OF misuse
Of malls IN New York for promo
ton OF fake stock scheme.
Creditors Of Dominion Trust Co.
OF Vancouver may have 10 wait
years for their pro rata OF moneS.
Deposits amounted TO $500, 900 a.
there is but $1,000 in sight
Two killed In Canadian Pacific,
freight wreck near Hope. b. c.
Frank La Pene accidentally shot'
and killed James Kiser OF Hey-
brooks while hunting deer In Sno-
homish county Sunday.
Alfred Booth, head OF the Booth
line OF steamships dead in London.
Eugene, Ore, residents call meet
ing 10 plan methods OF relief for
Belgians.
Nude" a painting by Richard E.
Miller. is awarded the Potter
Palmer medal and cash prize OF
$1,000 at annual Chicago art er-
hibit
Mira Olive hsnan 10 acquitted Of
murder OF Clayton Pullman at San
Francisco.
Seventh Day AdventIsts In ses-
sion at Washington decide TO estab-
IFS nine training schools for nurses.
two OF which will be on the Pacific
coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
HERE
Oranges up IS eents.
Eight deaths reported.

Oranges up IS eents.
Eight deaths reported.
Lowell Psrent.Tescher meeting
Wednesday.
Harry Bowen proeures license 70
wed Bessie Mae Hassett
Superior court afflrrs IS fine I'm
posed on Joe Robinson, who solic-
tied more than three feet from
taxi.
County commissioners recon-
mend that American laborers be
shown preference on county court
house work.
Mrs. Minnie Dense sues owners
OF Bothell stage for $4,000 for in
iuries when car went into ditch.
Teamsters' Union holds annual
ball.
NJ. J. Lehman and wife celebrate
silver wedding.
Rotary club hears Mayor Gill.
U. OF w. students will hear Or.
NJ. A Matthews at Wednesday as
sembly.
Y. NJ. c. A. class for aliens opens
Tuesday night
Parents meet teachers az Broad.
way high school Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
SOUTH END

stall. n-lg, all loin steaks $50 h ;
hams. lie ID; fancy breakfast bacon. lsc
and ale ID. ; local bacon. ~ NC ID; shoul-
der hams. iehc 10 stall 81. large head
cabbage, So each; squash. i0e each.
Stall 10. sweet potatoes, lbs ioc' dried
onions. lbs 10o Stall -. Jersey but
ter soc ID; Jack cheese. 2bc 10. Stall
s6. potatoes Is lbs 26c radishos, lie Per
bunch, green onions. 4 punches Sc. Stall
IS. Yakima creamery butter. his, 81 90
cream cheese. acc 10 stall 6b. whole
salmon. CSC each; black cod. lbs. sbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
TAPE TRIAL NOV. IT

Cases which will come before
the November term OF the federal
court were set today.
The conspiracy case against
Frank II. Tape. former immigra-
ton official, charged with accept
ing money from Chinese In return
for aid extended them In getting
into this country. will be tried
Nov. II. Victor Place and others
also held for conspiracy, VIII DO
tried with Tape The smuggling,
charge against Tape will be nea1t
on the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

lbs standard graduated sugar. lsc
Stall 1873. fancy lemons Sc dor.: ibc
cans OF baked beans, lOc; bulk New or
leans molasseH, acc gal Stall SO, new
hominy. &c pit. ioc at; pure sweet cider
$50 gal stall SIS. German blood sausage
csc each; homemade mincemeat. g5c
10 stall 81. car ticket free with each
81 90 purchase; new lentils, his, 2bo
stall q. sauerkraut. Zoe Ut, mustard
chow-c chow Zoe PIT Stalls $3.50. sar-
dimes In oil. Sc can; Santa Clara prunes
3 lbs 2bc stall 1897, pork back bones
2 lbs l0c; plcuic hams, lghe 10. Stall
1911. leaf lard. i2Bo ID. pork steak, Use
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

Stall 7is. large cans milk. 2sc. Stall
si9 cottage cheese. l0c 10 Stall rs.
apple butter. lbs, 25c Stalls s22-324
peanut butter ibc H. stall $40, Brussels
sprouts. lbs 26c. Stall s2q, guaranteed
eggs s6c dos Stall StS. sweet potatoes
10 lbs CSC. Stall stt. Sunkist lemons. soc
doE Stall ass. hucltleberries, SC 10,
Stall 2ba. banana apples, 90c box
stalls it-tg, roast Of pork. lbc m. Stall
so. Hubbard squash, &c 10. stall 90. 4oc
coffee. lbs 500. stalls "a. cottage
butts zoe II. stalls b-6, country bacon,
t2Ao 10. stan III, Eastern hams. iec
M Stall i16. dry salt pork. i2hc 10,
stalls 104-l2S. lbs. pure cane sugar,
soc. Stall 20s good brooms. $50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

stall p veal steak. li-o ID good
hams. $50 10 spring lamb chops. lbs
Tbc. compound lard lilo 10. stall IL.
green beans. ioo h. sweet potatoes.
lbs ice. squash. 1ho 10. Yakima Gem
potatoes $50 per 100 lbs. delivered
Stall $. $50 bottle eAtsup. 2oc. soc bottle
French olive oil. zoe ripe olives. 2oc pt
large Queen olives. ?oo pit. Queen olives.
stuffed with pimentoes. acc pit Stall ~.
English mullins } for Toe; English pork
pies. for 2bci . ioo loAves Of fresh
bread. use. stall 81. Indian Runner duck
eggs. .Se dor mild full cream cheese.
500 In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
WEAR STEEL SHIRTS

LONDON. Nov S.-The French
infantry is reported to have gained
much ground In the Argonne region
through the use OF steel breast
plates. such as Russians also are
wearing. The plates cannot resist
pointblank bullets. but are impene-
trable at a range that permits
troops to pause before the last rush
with the bayonet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
PUBLIC MARKETS
CORNER

stalls iee. ia. III 50 lbs. sugar, SOC
large cans milk. aso. pkss- corn
flakes itc. Toe boxes Of shaker salt
t&o. cans o. peas. sSe; csc can olive
OF. lsc stalls 1876. SOC bottle salad oil
aEc. lbs popcorn. ibc. bottles vanilla
or lemon extract lee. ite can minced
clans. ieci nutmess. Sc dor Stall -.
good Yakima potatoes. 800 sack. DEW
cred; nurhanka ,lss. delivered: best
Yakima Gem potatoes 1855 sack. deliv-
cred large Florida grapefruit Toe each.
and FOR ite: tomatoes. Sc ID; fancy
ounces. Ice ID Stall ., smclI lbs. @Sc'
fresh salmon. 2tc each. or i0c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
APPOINT CHllBERG

President Chilherg of the Cham
Der of Commerce has received
news of his appointment as hon
orary vice president of the Made
in-America club. the organization
of which has Just been completed
In New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
COPS FIRE AT MARK

In the first OF a series OF police
target practice shooting. Patrolman
BENJAMIN H. Williams carried off
the honors Monday at the Armory
with score of 2i points out of
possible 1920
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
SHOT FOR DESSERT

PARIS, Nov. Sin reoccu-
plying Amiens the French cap
tured 48 German officers In
Red Cross uniforms, who were
Invited TO dine with the French
medical corps. II was discov-
cred that II of the supposed
doctors knew nothing Of nedi-
cine or surgery, so they were
taken out and shot as spies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
LET EN- OPEN AGAIN

All wireless stations In the
Northwest, closed two months ago,
were Monday given permission to
open again by r. f. Thomas. North.
west radio inspector, on condition.
they transmit no war messages ON
any variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
MAYBE IT WENT OUT

LONDON, Nov. S.-Matches are
so scarce at the front that an of
flcer of the Second Sherwood For.
esters paid $3.50 for a single one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

q ser... eio.. % t.pe,: hs1s..i water
pip.t 10 each rood barn. 10 head %
Cattle. hsrr.s pigs ! ~snen and
Other farm irapismsnfs ros further
Information s.ii o. writ. A y Geek.
Taii CITY. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
REAL ESTATE
LAKE VIEW ACREAGE
WIN NTw COTTAGE

Trr isrs nu torn. - iit cash
anf 90 PEI month Large fisw
Tract - snaf Land sna 80 siii
build q nice. res hsuse sud ssii
ihs piArs ready to move int, fnT
this sHtfefasiv loo price and
terms Come ewes fofsT Take
Msaisau eaF ard ferry aefos
the iah. 70 nurss a Fafrsrs 81.
fiss IN Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

Cleared. fenced house. chicken
house. woodshed a few minutes
walk from intsrurban station and
Pacific highway Price $3.50.
terms t76 cash and $40 n month.
Burke a FRrfnr. 705 New York
Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
HOMESTEADS

80 HOMESTEADS
Hsllnaai.amsnt ICE seTss riss iasc %
Epnt road near railroad to~n3 thiekir
ssftisf cotnmanitY whsrs lard should
greatly Increase ia value VIII slsair
shn~ this fiHs property one can
alfalfa stacked IN fields ard Immense
appis crop bsins harvested auf other
siHus af prosperity throughout ~. Sc,
frtri About haN mile from this place
10 orchard valued 80 81 zee rsr acre
Numerous lakes 81 sicinttT make 81 very
dssirahis LEGALITY fos hogs ard cattle.
aisn ducks sssss. turkeys ans other
puaitFr Circumstances cause sacrifice
n seld vithin fau days. price tttq faf
this ~hnis Tee acres Adifsu v -.
Bas las Seattle. n you mean business
provided land 10 shtisfAntrry
OWNER - reiinauishmsnt on iarEs
tract % land IL unable 10 improve same
Soil - rich lies veil. Il near franspor
tafion. Have not money faf big row
cry ef but u yoa are Intending 70 set
homestead o. desert claim. vonis
iik. 20 have taih with sou a. once
CAL ~ uninu ., fof al particulars
g. oro. coo acres free government home.
s;nsds decided isuds % % zee per acre
ready for plnsinEi yisifs - 20 20
bushels wheat. flnest inland climate
low hornos~sksrs excursions write fof
free books Immigration Bureau. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
FARM LANDS

81 FARM LANDS
c3ovsrnrusni Lsnds-c.n ioosts you on
splendid. free pre-smptinns on Van
cauysr island. close to trsnsportation
ans 9TH some open meadow land
Ideal r''r.ats Term. moderate See
ue ef Frn Hotel from Thursday fsth.
fay night Phone and make
-rta Maurice Carter. Frys
r.s -i'r
ft.. D. better can one do with o. 600
than 90 acquire 10 acres ~
our good. rich. level at Cathcartf In
the way % a little Investment II cannot
b ercsiisi. II 10 equivalent to a saw.
inEa bank account or iifs Insurance
policy. A. laying up Tor n rainy
day proposition Il has no superior
A. to terms. we'll. you may practically
make them yourself Ask for descrip-
tive pamphlet.
WEST & WHEELER
100 colnan Block Main ip.r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
PERSONALS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
10 MALE HELP WANTED

~ m AGs ii@La VFsiN 80
SAVE MONEY can at the bargain
store, gea Occidental. cofusr Main
uanhes new and second hand suits.
raincoats. tlto up, tools. suns, trunks
suttvAHea shoes ieweity Alaska out
fits ana loEsers supplies
Men With patontahia Ideas write Han
dotph = co Patent solicitors wash
lnFton, " 81
Gordon rrscies Upstairs shop positively
sells teA suits or oVervaats Tor tih Up
stars sotN rhird. Traders ma
PLAY ruoL At as rtNn an
80 weekly eatned az home Nv industrious
persons maktuH the olympia uEhts
experience unnscossafY, whole OF spare
time write Tor particulars uennett
60. Pine q. uutfslo. y
iearu a. operate mounH picture machine
~ experienced operator ios Cedar 1t
MuLEU aARnEp COLLEGE
Wants men aad women Go learn barber
trade Wares paid While learnins
~ o"eidrntai Az Seattle
\, suted al. usn learn auto snt tru.s
1919. ~ ~ lS,Ss - Soyse
20-MALE SITUATION
Printer editor wants a position u any
Kind 90 newspaper OF In sob office ss
ycars - age and slngte rs years
pvriunre as printer. editor and Sob
,omppsitor Pubuahed paper % my
own Tor wears O.. Haindon. Ana
vorfrs wash
Wanted hy chemist and veterinarian.
a position 30 drus stpfe or where train
tnE would be useful WIN consider
ANYTHING Addrvas Route q Hns
ian Seattle
WHY 10 Npot1sr-LtiLY sEIL s.
Mas suits for titf nscauss they sell
them upstairs. second fuor Joshua
Green mas
Young marteA man With GOOD sduea
tlon. would IKE position % any kind
steady sober and reliable Address
PIN. scar,
Nouns man. 81 years. sspsrishost AZ
drisrr &C auto truck wants work around
autos Address F-ita. star
Fir't ciav cabinet msksr viii 40 any
hind ~ woodwork Phone Rainisf rs
of call aotas sfth Az
ESpsrisnold elevator operator dssir.. pc
sltian. 1nuns man 20 years % axa
Address r-ttf. star
Man Wants warE snYthinn mandy wtth
tools hari 90 against q Please al
dress 3 us. star
kssse.ul.h' . 90 tisi. ices fir,t a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
~ rnoL Al n. rnNn an

Gordon rtactea Upstairs shop positively
sells tet suits OF oNorvoats Tor 30 Up
stars s0AA THIRD Traders MIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

Men With patentatie Ideas write Han.
dotph a Co, Patent solicitors. Wash
tnFton. - 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
10 MALE HELP WANTED

NATfONAL BARBER COLLEGE
Wants men and women 20 learn the bar
Der trade, wages paid while learning
Call or write
HiRh Grade School. 100 Main ~
Basa on your eating hi Try tho Puritan
Cafeteria. second floor 900 Pine
Eat At THOMPsONs. sTH AND PIKE
COLLECTIONs-202 LYON BUILDfHo.
Elliott 21ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03

store, gea Occidental. cotnsf Main
iianthea new and second hand suits
raincoats. tlto up. tools. suns trunks
suitvasea shoes ieweiry Alaska out
fts ana lnEaors supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-03
40 BUSINESS CHANCES
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

G01isT' ali cleared. OF yisv tracts at LAKE
nurisn iiis 20 i1eo g. DOWN AID
soc PER WEEK wylde. Ga Ssw
York Hik Elliott teo7
RsEai Hsirhts lott. iioo 80 cash IS
month ga Nsw York block ~ itl7
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-07-07
VOTES FOR TREASURER
WILL PROBABLY Be
RECOUNTED TUESDAY

Barlow, July Next Tuesday a
recount of the votes cast in Polk
county for county treasurer will in
all probability be begun, judge
Whitney having granted an alterna-
tive writ of mandamus requiring this
action to be taken before July % or
show cause why such should not be
done.
E. j. Young, who was second mar
in the race, filed the petition asking
for the recount, alleging that about
fifty votes cast for him were thrown
out because they were marked on the
wrong side, while many of his second
choice votes were not properly tab
ulated.
The canvassing board composed of
Everett Bryant, chairman of the
county commissioners, Supervisor Of
Registration Daniels and County
Judge C. NJ. Trammell are the gen
tlemen on whom will FALL the task of
recounting the votes.