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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
EARLY FIRE FIGHTERS.
Now York Had Volunteer Brigade In
the Seventeenth Century

There was an organized fire depart
ment in New York city as early as 164S,
when fire prevention squad existed
with duties resembling those Of the bu-
reau Of fire prevention Of today The
older squad was made up Of police
tirenen, or fire-pOlicemen. whose duty
was to visit all parts Of the city. which
then extended from the Battery to City
Hall park, and inspect the chimneyS to
see whether they were free from fire
danger. Those guilty Of having chin
neyS in dangerous condition were
fined $50, which went to buy new
equipment, such as fire ladders, hooks
and buckets.
In the days Of the fire police OF 1913
the owner of each Of the 200 odd houses
on Manhattan island had to have one or
more fire buckets in his house. These
were made of leather and cost So. 80
local shoemaker got the contract to
furnish 100 to the corporation. These
buckets had to be thrown out Of the
houses when the Waterman gave the
alarm of fire. They were picked up by
the volunteer tircmen rushing to the
DlaZc ana uScu by bucket brigade
formed between the burning building
and the nearest we'll.
When the wells ran dry the Drigades
sometimes had to make the river their
base. Any one attempting to pass
through the fire lines at that time was
douScd. The man who breaks through
and tells the chief how to fight the fire
is an evil that has Sprlln,r I'D i'm noIorn
timeS.-NeW York Times
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
LADOUTSWIMS COP

Scores OF cheering spectators
watched an unannOunCed swimming
contest between a Six-frot police
man and a fifteen year old lad in
Plttsburg on Sunday last.
The "copper" was III uniform;
the boy was in his Sunday best and
the course was from the north
side OF the Allegheny river to the
opposite bank. The boy won. The
excitement started when Policeman
Gottleb SCHNEIDER; a new man on
the force, came upon half dozen
urchns who had slipped into an
alley, Oh their way home from Sun-
day school, and were having a lit
tie crap game. The boys caught
sight of SCHNEIDER first and daslinp
from the alley, they scattered in all
directions.
One urChi1l, who was addressed
as Skinney' fed toward the AL
legheny river bank, SCHNEIDER fol-
lowing. Without hesitation, he
rushed into the water. SCHNEIDER
did Likewise, throwing aside his
coat as he ran.
Sklnney' SWAIN with the speed
OF motorboat to bridge pier, be
tore the putting officer was we'll
started. 'Skillney' took brief
rest. Then with a safe lead and a
defiant wave to the policeman he
took to the water again. In a few
minutes he had gained the south
bank, dripping, but victorious.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
Garlic and Milk.

The Odor and flavor Of garlic is due,
like the odOr Of rotten eggs, to sui
phur compounds. Garlic is member
of the onion family. grows in pastures.
cultivated fields and even I'm the woods.
Garlic is Il bad pest on any farm. but
is exceptionally so on Il dairy farm
because Of the strong flavor it gives to
the milk. y temporary cXpcdicnt is to
keep the cows off the infested pasture
at least four hours before milking. This
will greatly reduce the bad flavor. Then
If the milk stands ut least four hours
the flavor may disappear altogether
Farm ana Preside.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
The Doc Team.

Now the mOdus Opcrandi Of dog
team is as follows: The Leader and
wheel dog are the whole works on the
basis of 10 to 2J3. The leader starts
'cm. he stops EN-. he picks the trail,
he turns 'cm. When he walks. the rest
do: when he gallOps, they galIop. All
the wheel dog does is to guide the nose
Of the sled, materially assisted by the
driver. The rest Of the team merely
pull and yelp.
From which follows that Il good lead
or IS very desirable thing to have
and q poor leader is worse than use
less. The driver. at the haudlcbars. is
often thirty feet from the leader, the
dogs being driven tandem and con
trollcd by word Of mouth and q whip
Outing.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
a Star Ledend.

Ursa Major the Great Bear. rs the
constellation has been known. in wide.
~ separated parts Of the world, has
many interesting stories connected
with it. One is the Indian legend of
the bear and the hunters. As pictured
by the red men, the bowl Of the clipper
is the bear, and the stars in the handle
are some of the hunters in pursuit
In the spring he boar comes ont Of the
den in the hills. and the chase begins.
All summer it continues until at last
III the autumn the bear is wounded
and falls so close to the earth that it,;
body dragS along the horizon. tinting
the leaves with its blood soon after
sunset. Throughout the early hours
of the winter evening the dead bear is
seen beneath the pole by the mH-ina-
tive red men of the nOrth.-LAtimrr j.
Wilson in Southern WOmnn's MHgA-
zine.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
Victor EmmanueI's Mustache.

The first ruler of United Italy al
lowed his muStHchc to attain such q
length that in his later years, he would
never eat anything ut Il public ban
Inct. When takin" food he was Obliged
to tie the ends of the muStHchr Behind
his head. and he would not aDIjear in
this undigniticd attitude in front Of
people not belonging to his circle Of in
timHcy After Il visit he paid to Eng.
land, Harriet. duchess Of Sutherland
wrote. "NiCtOr Emmanuel is the only
knight Of the garter have ever seen
have the best Of it with he drA-on.'
so evidently he had acquired thr wish
cd for look Of fcro"ity.- LOndon ChrOn.
icic.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

Mr.. James w: Walker, school
teacher, farmer and stoCk1nan, was
III town OH Thursday last, and left
some advertising matter at our
office pertaining to the National
Negro Exposition, which will be
held in Richmond, Virginia, from
July 4th. to 9th.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

Rev. J. c. Newman, of Hagers-
town, was i'll town one day this
week distributing bills and other
wise giving publicity to the Camp
Meeting, which will be held at
Conococheague Island from July
Fl to August 4th.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

Mrs. Alice Reed sends greetings
to friends through the picture post
card route, and says she is having
a great time grabbing, fishing and
otherwise enjoying herself at Cape
Henry, Va.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

William Weaver, aged 80 years,
convicted Of assault on Mrs. Marga-
ret Sergeant, aged 85 years, was
given the maximum sentence of 20
years in prison at kingwood, Pres
ton County.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

The fourth of July coming on
Sunday this year, Monday, Julv 5,
was given over to celebrating, and
SO far as we know, the safe and
sane idea seemed to have prcdom-
nance hcrcabOuts.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

Mrs. Julia Twyman is again at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Katie Folks, i'll this city, after a
short visit to relatives and friends
III Front Royal, Va.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

Numerous fishermen are vending
their way toward the different
streams these days, but SO far, we
have learned of no great catches
being made
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
Overcoming Difficulties.

| find nothing so singular in life as
This. that everything opposing appears
70 lose its substance the moment one
actually grappleS with it.-IIawthorne
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

MAN. Il MIN finds out too late that
lie cannot hide anything from his own
conscience.-Pliny.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

SO far this has been very enjoy
able summer, and it bids fair to
continue on the same line.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

None but the i'll bred ridcule the pc
of others
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10

MIR. Peyton Rogers has returned
from Back Creek Valley, where he
had royal time fishing.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-07-10
LOCAL news

Mrs. James Roman, who was
alling during the first of the week
IS considerably better at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
Wife PLANNED
TO EL0PE; HUBBY
ASKS DIVORCE

Clarence SaWtelle. an emplov. q,
the Kent Lumber Co. started a..
action FOR divorce In superior com,
Thursday. alleging that his wiz
Hena. shortly after their narr,ssa
became infatuated with a vo1n.
man with whom she planned ~
elope. ="
She confessed to me" he ssy,
that she was 10 have wrlt,es
letter 10 her affinity. informal
him Of the time she wished 10 sfss,
away. which she was 10 have ~,
under the carpet where he oous
find IT,"
Sawtelle complains that his viii.
has formed habit OF smok,,s
cigarets and threatening 70 con-
NIT suicide.
He says he has moved about fro,
place 30 place In an endeayor ~
keep her away from the conpary
OF certain men. who have caused
her 10 drink and carOuse.
On July ]. he says. he found he,
In the home Of John Smell. Of Ken,
drinking beer from a pail in com.
pany with Mrs Smell. John Horn
Title Horn and W + Higdon. shs
was 20 badly intoxicated, he 40.
clares. that she did not recognize
him.
Five nights later she came home
at 2 o'clock IN the morning, be SAYS
She was carrying a bottle OF chic.
reform In her hand. She said sbs
knew she had done wrong and
threatened 10 drink the contents OF
The bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
GOOD WEATHER FOR
HARVEST IN STATE

ilow's tho weather. According
10 tho National Weekly Weather
and Crop Bulletin It has been 40
follows for the past week.
THE weather WAS clear and un-
usually warm says n telegram. r..
Iceiyed by the local weather bureau
Wednesday from the Weekly, "un-
~ the close OF the week. when
scattered showers OF slight conae-
quence fell In tho western and
northeastern sections OF the state
"llaying and the wheat harvest
progressed under favorable condl.
lions. In some localities wheat
was slightly damaged by the hot
winds. Smut Is less prevalent than
usual IN the southeast Some 20
tato blight and oat rust r. reported
from the southwest sections"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
VITAL STATISTICS

| Frank A. Vance. Fvait,s. and Ceriruds
| Beaver Vancouver. r. g.
William wit Aspren ara Ethel May
I reunF uafhru
g. Rassi-. 20. and Roth r. Po~sr.
Gsotss " Wees and Marsars, 4. Smith
Ml.es ritf. Moot
( Joseph rst,rsoa and Alma Eiofson. Sc
Hattts
I Jsmos ;. Campbell ard susie n Davis
seattle
la 70 wccouisls, Tshino. And NinA X
itrid. seattle
FRANK " Young. -, and Susie l.. IA
uafts. 49, seattle.
X NakAmura. y. Einou,. Cal. and
kunirn rAsnafA. 10. japan
I Airnsr Haechus -. and Louise S--iy.
g. Seattle
nar,en nossr-. IS. I.srins,on. Ky. ard
Efith ~ Mullen. 20. Sorfoik. Va
Jessie e. Hswn. -. and Alice Olsen.
&C. Seattle
Josiah oo...ra. Kansas CITY. Kan. and
T Myrtle ). Norman. seattle
Births
/ Mrs and Mr.. n p, Callahan. itss Frrsi
Mr.. ana M. w Patterson. Tis ~.
Z Teth at. s8n
Mr. ard Ar. II. W. Ksnt. rsaoiyn.
Mrs. and Mr. u 7. LArnberth. sis Naii-
son 81; daughter
I Mrs snd NJ Melvin y Calender. iist
ttfh az. y daughter.
8 Mrs. ard Nj Kansjiro isomprA sii
Mr. ara NJ =. RohAn. sTte saih ave
~ daughter
Me- ana NJ ). A. Davis. Ease W. sTth
st. daughter
4 Mrs ana Mr + Ssiii toit is,h
ave y DAUGHTER
Me- and Mr. Alexander Angus. Tat
( ttsiment place. daughter
Mr. and Mr. q ". Erickson. iseT iTth
ave = ". daughter
Mr. and Mr T. Eiiab~ss. 1919 Main 81
E daughter
/ Mrs and Nj J c. Kup,s. ,ii penovaa
81 son
Nrs and Mr n u BAKER. AM ave.
{ and tsfh ave 4 W. daughter
Mr. and Mr. u. Fanehot M W. SSH
o.. daughter
NJ. and Mr.. r HelekAL it' broad.
way daughter
Mr. ana Ar " 81 Jaeger. .tes isth
ave y " son.
M. ana NJ W T. Gordon. I'll. Pair
view ave. daughter.
| Mr. and Mr. Morris Bsrtsi,on. tiie
Ninth ave y W. daughter.
Mr. aud Mr. c. q. piekie sioo Eighth
ave q son
Mr., and Mr.. y A England. isis
Fourth ave w. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. II ". Hsrtherns. 1871
ttth ave. son.
Mrs and Mr claude A. Hutchinson. .t7
/
Mrs and NJ Jack g Mcdonald. 7Tii
Ism ave. \. o.. daughter.
Mr. and Mr.. G. ~ Cooper, foio Tioise
terrace. son-
Agnes Holmes. 81. Seattle General hos
James u. Grant ~, i'' r, els, st. July
candaes Hicks. "a. sStS Rainier ave.
July a.
John Hurley. a.. ises orcs. st. July -,
fona n. RAKEs. IL. ieat Iaksview
boulevard July 20.
HARRIET bradshaw. 90. sos Sinth sv.
n, W. july IS.
Aldrioh q. IA Ps,a Jr.. day. ie'o
Albert slsco. 81. King county hospital
July &C.
Baby Peterson / day. $40 .sth ave-. s
W. July 20.
Nellie omdai. 20. Providence hospital.
July 80
Divorces Granted
Arthur r. Burns from Ionic NJ Burns
zeffie Leona CLARK from ChRs r. Clark
| Lois Marine from AlfonHo Marine.
| Alvin Ray Smith from nereuyce smith
Divorces Asked
Clara BENJAMIN vs. Albert BENJAMIN.
drunkenness
| Ciydo g. carney VI. Hazel NJ. Carney
cruelty
Mary Rtak W. Joseph Kiiak. cruelty
Laura kingsley VS. WIN. y. Kingsley
| nuu-suppoFt
/ Josephine r. King W stuart J. King
non support
Rose Riordan Va Thos Riordan. drum
kpnneHH
Helen \ Hlnkeimsn VI. Louis +
| Hinkeiman. non support.
| Florence Chappelis Vs. John ChRppeile,
non support,
| Constance Gsarhart vs.. Wynn 8. Gear
hart. dcHertion.
A. Ray smith vs. Bernyece II. Smith.
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
FIRST CONSIGNMENT
FOR PORT elevator

Ten cars OF wheat from the Tri-
State Grain Co.. OF Seattle. viii be
the first consignment placed In the
new grain elevator. built by the
port commission al Hanford st. on
the east waterway
II will be handled within a few
days under the direction Of Supt
T. ~ Clanin. whose appointment
takes effect August /.
The elevator was built at a cost
OF i2sl 900. and is one unit OF a
number OF terminal facilities
projected by the commission for
the handling OF Northwest products.
The next factor viii be a new fish
cold storage plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
TALK ON FREIGHTS

A. f. Campbell. general agent OF
the c. b. & Q. II. r. Co. will dis.
cuss the general railroad freight as.
ISOLATION before members of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Accountancy club and
their friends Thursday night in
Room 2l6 of the Y. NJ. c. A. build.
ing. The opening of the Panama
canal with its resultant upheaval
in freight rates has developed a
number OF interesting facts of i'm
portance to Seattle business men.
The readjustment of traffic and
freight rates. as consequence OF
these changes. will be the theme OF
Mr.. Campbell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29

stall ~. = ths graduated suKar Use
stale f7.as. fresh pastruriked milk. o.
at Be- o. stall tt1s. zoe Jar caps. Zee
fuf stall ~. baking powder 2tc ran.
stall co. 9 lbs apple butter itc Stalls
$50 large zoe iaaYes tohsfinF bread. &c.
stall 1874 ling 600. ms isc. whole
salmon. zoe Ftaii &C. salmon. for 80
pink salmon. Us 2tc stalls N-4t.
unw apples. leo dor stalls IL. onions
ibs zoe stall Is, pot roast Toe ard
lgar ~. prime fih roasi. Ibr % Stale
st.fs fresh rrEs. zoe dnr Stall e. do
NESTLE FNiss cheese. s1c ~ stall 1881
fresh Washington butter. ahr o. stalls
sa-et. beet peanut butter. Ice 10 Hthli
%. Shoes 20 .oled. ioc g. 1tc stall 10.
sample shoes up 20 o. co. 800 and 81 &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
MAYOR ASKED FOR
OPINION IN RECALL

Honolulu is IN tho throes Of re-
wishing her city charter. according
10 Riley n Allen. editor Of the Hon.
olulu starBulletin. and former
newspaperman of Seattle who has
written Mayor Gin, asking him
what his attitude IL on the mi
tiative and referendum. recall. city
manager plan. and the short bal
lot or commission plan.
Imagine asking III what he
thinks Of the recall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
Reflect DOYLE
BUSINESS AGENT

Close contests for places on the
Central Labor Council character
lied the first nights voting by del
egstes at Labor Temple Wednesday
night.
Only one contest was decided.
that resulting in the reelection OF
Charles w. Doyle as business agent.
A sharp fight for the position OF
secretary. now held by Reinhold
Loewe. OF the Machinists' union. is
expected to take place next We'd
nesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29

stalls iss-isa fancy black fire. ibs
etr. cans beet milk. e1e. ripe olives.
ftc 81 stalls ss-fe pure cane sugar.
~ ~ pet lee lhs sacks salt. soc. stalls
alrAa HrrinE salmon. zee and see each
porch. iac 60. ihs zsc. Dolly warden
trout 500 o. smells 100 10 ibs asc
King Salmon. 1890 10 Stall ~. green
corn. sec des rsuiifiorsf. Toe and itc
head Rtsu . pot roast ~ d.. lamb
sisu. e. o. lard compound. toe ih fancy
spring chickens. str ID stalls s1-ft-tT.
strictly fresh duck sEEs. : doE sc. itis
PIKE place. bartlett pears. ipr foE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
$4,000 IN OPIUM
SEIZED IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. July %
There Is waillng and gnashing OF
teeth in San Francisco Chinatown.
Five hundred and fifty tins OF
opium. valued at $4,000, which has
been seized by customs inspectors
during their recent raids. was de.
stroyed. 4 thick solution Of the
drug. three tins TO a gallon OF wa
ter. was made before II was dump
cd into the bay. This precaution
WAS taken 10 save the fish. as the
pure opium thrown into the water
would kill many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
OPEN A new MARKET

Representing the expenditure of
$4,000, the new Palace market, in
the L. c. Smith building was
opened Thursday by Roll a Schoe-
ming, proprietors. The market is
finished In white enamel and mar.
BILE vitrolite. and contains a com.
plete refrigeration plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
8.YEAR.0LD LASS
TAKES AIR SPIN

The youngest aviator on Puse,
sound took flight Thursday for the
first time with Aviator Terah 7.
Maroney.
She IL Katherine Balyest, 9 yean
old, whose father is assistant sales
manager for the Western Electric
Co, and Maroney says she was the
most enthusiastic passenger be has
ever taken aloft.
They were In the air Is minutes.
over Lake Washington. and reach.
ed height OF 300 feet.
Il should like 10 20 again." she
said demurely. as they landed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
OBSERVE SILVER
JUBILEE Of HOME

Two hundred inmates OF the
House OF the Good Shepherd OBJ
served the silver Jubilee OF the In.
stitution Thursday at Sunnyside
ave. and ~ 50th st
Bishop O'Dea was celebrant AT
pontifical high mass at 10 O'Clock.
This note OF despair ran thru
for the afternoon was children's
program. including cantata. "A
Garden Of Singing Flowers" and
the recital OF poem. Jubilee
Greetings TO Our Mothers" written
by the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29

stalls i0e.iis-iit. large cans pine
apple g8r. pkEs corn flakes. SOC. 2
rams tomatoes tte. its graduated
sugar tgr ftaii ~. German an pickles
g. DOS sweet relish. itc pt. large stuffed
seset uirhies 3 Tor s6r Stall >. perch.
NE &c., frssh sole. 2 ne. itc. sklnnsd
cole 2 los goo stalls q g. O. T. pot
roast acc Be- fasfk steak o. So ih home
rendered lard Iba $3.50 stalls 1885. 2
isc cans pinssppis. gee. whifs beans. tc
fh cracked coffee. Z 10 $50 Stall 10.
faspb~rrlcs. o. tpr Val beans. he
Ice. sweet o. pcrs 2 gar g6r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
y LEGAL NOTICES

is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states Tor tho Western District
Of Washington. Northern Division
No. b8O2. In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter OF 4. q, Raymond. Bank
rupt
To tho creditors Of tho above named
bankrupt and to all other persons In
interest
Take notice that the bankrupt above
named has petltioned this court Tor
fun discharge from all debts provahlc
against his estate under the acts 81
congress relating Go bankruptcy, and
that a hearing be had upon said petit
iion before said district court. at the
court room - said court, IN tho city -
Seattle. IN ssid district. GA tho 6th day ~
September. 1913. ne 10 o'clock Ia tho fore
noon. nt which time and place YOU and
each ~ YOU may appear ana show cause,
N any YOU have. why the prayer ~ the
said petitioner should not he granted
Dated at seattle this 18TH day " July,
1915
tsoaD FRANK l. CROSBY.
Clerk
by q 10. Leitch.
Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
PUBLIC MARKETS


stan 200 Joe ioatsn bread. ne. salt
rising tread. 200 loaf. rup cakes zee
dos Stall 4aH. best now potatoes 90 he
goo. ~" head cabbage De-. fresh. large
rufnmbrfH hr each sweet Telephone
peas. tD ih stall a0f fresh haithut 2
DE iar. sole. lhs 100. rock cod f0r DO I.
black lass zoe ih stall $40. whole
salmon. 1hc. snsli me 300. salmon
trout zoe No. Htaiis goa. gts iuiry Lemons
poo dor pea hes Doe basket Bartlett
pears. Toe dor urs potatoes ~ lha. lfs
stan aiH large cans milk. fhr. cans
peaches. 1br. 3 eauH salmon. ftr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
ACREAGE



FHrfr urunfEN VHnErAut.EH,
cows rfuW A%p giifrkENH
70 Yaa arr fHfrfesfrd In fhr pfptaetirn -
any or ell ~ fhat@ ant ere looking for
tract uf iand suifatie far safe pur
pose. arfanEr fs have us shHr rnn aaf
rArucANE t-A~uA and shaa fau
shat nthefs ore areuu piishinE These
taads aff bsira solo ~ tsFr attractive
prices and or very sssr trrms FnF
further ief7rrratlan 49,
WrRr WHEELER
80 coiwan ffs Nain i,tf
VWE ofruRTtSirr orFRHEp TO
LAND urrEUz
A. Three lake,. Hnshsruish Cnnniy. ts
UNUSUAL ASu tNTEHFrTtNo
'N0r DEAF. WITH IS DIRECT
on a iarss afsa o, rsil located isns.
where there go ge0s roads. s'axss
fsfy fTatns taltis schools store. N
y snd macy ether eonvsnisness that
maks rnuntrv ufs both
PtEAHANr AND PROFITABLE
write OF See " " Nsfkisfahn. Mgr Lsrf
Dept tf9t q. G smith nifE. seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
TEN ACRES. WITH SPRING
Ehat clay -oii. nsas school ana Eoof
nstFuborr. half niis 90 salt ~sisri fire
for berries potatoes nr chicken ranch
Prize. tiEa. on EasT rsfn.
l.. ]. MARSH & CO. 1909 81 AVE
Fon sAf.E-t are. pith house. barn
ans good sci. srfes cleared. team
horses wsiHht stae MAy~n.
y ? n No !. IarYsvtiis. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
KIDNAPER IS IN
PEhITENTIARY

BOISE. July 29.-Leon Dean.
kidnaper OF Ernest Empey. the
Eastern Idaho rancher who was
captured by posse OF cowboys last
Friday night after having held his
prisoner in the mountain for six
days. demanding $4,000 ransom, to-
day began serving sentence of
from one to ten years In the Idaho
penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29

ED Nolan. porter employed at
Dan Sullivan's saloon at Railroad
ave. and Main st, was attacked by
burglar at his home at Whatcom
ave and Holgate St. and beaten up
so badly that he lost consciousness
for three hours. His keys and 81
were taken. Nolan is at the city
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-29
ACREAGE

4 DAIRY Farm on rs ACnEq
with paying milk route 30 connection;
30 acres u finest bottom Land under
cultivation az acres alder bench land
under cultivation. Is acres partially
cleared all fenced. good s-ropm house.
fine new barn. silo and stanchious for
~ lows; running water IN house. barn
ana milk house. bottles. bottle washer.
milk cooler etc. fair orchard 20 we'll
bred COWS I registered Jersey bull 10
2-year old Jersey heifera horses. {
colt, mower rake. plowE and al small
tools MIX route W town pays $500
per month. New delivery wagon. crop
consists ~ hay. corn, oats. potttpeH and
vetch. All goes for $4,000, terms
$500 cash. balance on or before s
years ~ per cent Come IN ana let
US tell you more about this place.
OLE HANSON A. CO. fNc.
ala New York Block.