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The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
ILLINOIS NOT INvINCIBLE.
Ohio States Good Showing Encour-
ages Other Western Teams.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-Illinois' narrow
escape from defeat at the hands of
Ohio State-the feature of Saturdays
football in the West-indicated to
critics that the Illinois men are not
invincible when they are weakened by
the absence of some OF their stars, and
that Zuppke. the coach, will need his
best men In the lineup he sends
against Wisconsin and Minneapolis,
now believed his strongest rivals for
the conference title.
Clashes among the big nine eIevens
resulted In the practical elimination
of Indiana and Purdue from the cham
pionship race. BY a slim margin Iowa
defeated Northwestern and has still a
right to be considered In the running.
Purdue, despite extra efforts to stop
Wisconsin. failed before the Badger
attack, and Indiana's game struggle
was useless. so far as winning was
concerned. against the equally game
Chicago team.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
PHILADELPHIA HORSEMEN
TRY TOREVIVE COACHING

Lakewood, n. J., Oct. 2-Fred H.
Strawbridge, the well-known Philadel-
phia horseman. announced here yester-
day that he would try to revive coaching
and would himself drive a four-in-hand
from city hall. Philadelphia, to the Laurel
house here during the latter part OF the
month. Either this trip or another soon
to follow II will be for a record. he said.
He motored from his home on his present
visit and went over a number OF roads
in an effort to find the best road. He
also picked out several relay stations.
Coaching fell from favor here when
the automobile came into general use. but
was extremely popular some years ago.
Mr.. Strawbridge said he thought that
there were several men besides himself
anxious to see the sport restored
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
WESTERN AND PREPS
WILL MEET TODAY

The Western High School team is sched-
uleG to meet the Georgetown Props on the
Georgetown field this afternoon, and as
the returns from the Georgetown-Army
game at West Point will be given play
Dy play. good-sized crowd is expected
to see the game.
Much interest is being displayed in the
Western team this year. as they will
more than likely be the runner-up in the
high school series, and il is more than
likely that a few of the local high
school teams with their coaches win
watch the plays.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
KIVIAT AND SMITH
LOSE THEIR CARDS

New York. Oct label R. Kiviat
and Harry Smith, both members Of the
Olympic team which swept the boards
at Stockholm in 1912. today had their
cards cancelled by the met
ropolitan registration committee and
were declared ineligible for further COM
petition In amateur sports
It is charged that they received exor-
bitant expenses for journeying to Sche-
nectady to participate in games.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
COULDN'T FOOL THIS MAYOR.
Evansville Executive Holds Up Re.
ceipts of wrestIIng Match.

Evansville, Ind, Oct 22.-Mayor Bosse
yesterday was holding the box Office re-
ceipts OF a wrestling match held here
Tuesday night in which Joseph Stecher.
Dodge, Nebr.. defended his title of
worlds heavy weight champion" gainst
stranger" Ed Lewis. Lexington. Ky.
Claiming that the promoters did not
live up to their guarantee of fair
match. the mayor says a settlement will
be offered the wrestlers and promoters
by which two-thirds OF the proceeds VIII
be given to local charities The match
ended in a decision for Stecher. when
Lewis fell through the ropes and claim
ed he had been injured.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
Shamrocks on Ton

The Shamrock Juniors football
team defeated the Regent Juniors in a
hard-fought game yesterday by the
score Of so to Is. Touchdowns-Cor-
nell (3)/ Drescher (3). and Cumber-
land (2). The Shamrock Juniors
would like to hear from ALI 110-pound
teams In or around the District All
challenges handled by Jack Drescher,
621 Florida avenue northeast
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
W, and YALE.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. T.-Yale had
only half an hours signal practice today
in final preparation for the game with
Washington and Jefferson tomorrow.
Yale's first bout OF the 1eason with an
eleven OF high rank last fall John Kill
patrick and DIR. Arthur Brides, the
Massachusetts, Agricultural College coach.
assisted the resident squad. Church, who
has luckily worked his way up from the
third eleven, was put at right end. Ne
vile will fill the position vacated by the
disqualification of Harry Legore. Other
wise the eleven will be the same. Yale
expects Washington and Jefferson to
give a high-class demonstration OF the
forward pass
Plenty of Washington and Jefferson
money was offered today at even terms
that Yale would be defeated.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
TOSSERS FOR CENTRAL

Central High school will have
another branch of athletics this
fall since the acquisition Of has
ket-baII N the o street institu-
ton. Mark De Grange. who had
such good success with the
Epiphany quiat the past few
years, has been selected as coach
and Marbudy has been elected
captain.
II In the plan Of Central to en-.
ter the interscholastic series, and
the FIRST practice of the season
will be held this week. seid and
Marbury will he out for the
team. The latter, m captain,
played with Epiphany Last year,
and NO doubt will help quite n
BIT In making the sport q sue
cess at Central.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
CHARLOTTE HALL TO
PLAY ST. ALBAN

The st. Alban football team meets the
Charlotte Hall Military Academy at Sat-
teriee Field at 10 a. m. this morning The
Business High School team. of this city,
had an easy time beating the visiting
team, but since that time the visitors
have been strengthened and promise to
give Coach Green's aggregation a tough
battle.
The regular team will start for the
local school, while 1t cannot be said what
lineup the Charlotte Hall team will use.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
NEW SKATING RECORD

Philadelphia. Oct. 22.-Roland
Clone. world champion roller
skater, and HoEey Colston, of
Washington, last night won the
hve-mile team race nj the Palace
Rink, Thirty-ninth and Market
streets. The time of Is minutes
IS seconds is a new record for
the track.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
NEW CENTER FOR YALE.
white Has Recovered and WIN Re-
sumo His Old Position.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. 22.-Because of
Yates satisfactory showing against
Springfield Saturday. no changes in the
team are planned by the coaches before
Washington and Jefferson games next
Saturday except that Carl White, who
has had an injured foot. will return to
center. displacIng Way.
Guard Black and Tackle Baldridge will
return to the team on Wednesday and
expect to play part OF Saturdays game.
They have been laid Up for ten days.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
Wolgast Faces Suspension.

"A Nolg7si faces sTsrrrsion at the hands of .hs
State Athletic AsociHfion Of Wisconsin FOR fail
Ing 10 keep scheduled engagements in that Stare
Cla-Ees have beea prcfsrred 5T lie officials Of the
KAMA A. c. OF La IrlSEe becsuse Ad rsn out on
Jimmy Murphy Monday ni-h:. Wolgsst says he
missed the Train st his nome IN Cadillac Mich
Tae Wisconsin commission recently Suspended
Pscksy Mcfarland FOR a pe-Sod OF SIX months
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23

OF the game with injuries. The team will
hold final practice Sunday morning in
preparation for the game Sunday after
noon. For games phone Main 6s46 and
call for J. Macdonald between and I
D. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
GOOD SHEPHERD FIVE
TO ORGANIZE AGAIN

The Good Shepherd Church basketball
team which played such a consistent
game during the season Of 1914 viii be
in the field again this year to meet all
frst-class teams of the District and vicin-
ity.
Practically all Of the old team will be
back in harness. and a successful season
is anticipated. A meeting of the team
will be held shortly for the election OF
officers. as it is desired to start thu
schedule early in November.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
White Sox Going to Florida.

C-DcaSo. Oct. &.-The Chicago American League
cub VIZ establish a training camp in Florida next
spnrs instesd Of making the annual trip 70 Cali
fo-nls. oe.lo. hEi wSy between Jacksonville and
Tsr7Iz. y vas asiasuncsa ysstcrda-, pro5sSt win
h the place chosen for the camp.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-23
Eighth Death.

ST. Loui, Oct The eighth death from foot
ball accidents occurred today when Byron Scott.
Knox College player. died from dislocated SPIKE.
He sustained the injury last Saturday.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-23
A GOOD HOUSEHOLD SAIvE

Ordinary ailments and injuries
are not OF themselves serious, but
injection or low vitality NAV make
them dangerous. Don't neglect =
cut, sore, bruise or hurt because
It's small. Blood Poison has result
tea from a pin-prick or scratch
for all such ailments Bucklen's
Arnlca Salve is excellent. It pro-
tects and heals the hurt; is antisep-
TIC, kills infection and prevents
dangerous complications. Good for
all Skin Blemishes, Pimples, Salt
Kheum, Eczema, Get an original
2-ounce Csc. box from your Drug
gist.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-23
AN EASY, PLEASANTLAXATIVF

AIN EASY. PLEASANTLAXATIVF
One or two DR.. Kings New Life
Fllls with tumbler of water at
night. No bad, nauseatin5 taste.
no oelchlng gas. Go right to bed.
Wake up in the morning, enjoy a
1ree, easy bowel movement and
1 I :e n,e all day. Dr.. Kings New
LIE LII Fills are sold by all Druggists.
50 IN an original package, for 25c
get a bottle to-day-enjoy this
easy and pleasant laxative.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-23
HIRED, ACHING MUSCLES RE-
LIEVED.

Hard work, over-exertion. mean
still, sore muscles. Sloan's Linz
ment lightly applied, a little quiet,
and your soreness disappears like
magic. Nothing ever helped like
your Sloan's Linimtnt. lean never
thank YOU enough" writes one
grateful user. Stops suffering, aches
and pans. An excellent counter
Irritant, better and cleaner
than mustard. All Druggists, 25c
Get a bottle to-day. Penetrates
without rubbing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
TO DISCUSS STATE
INSURANCE LOANS

The time Is not far distant
when every state in the Union Will
provide adequate compensation for
injured workmen by workmen's liza
billty acts"
SO said John r. Kinnane. Of Bay
City. Mich. Wednesday. president
OF the National Association OF In.
dustriai Accident Boards and Com.
missions. which VIII convene IN
Seattle Thursday. About 30 states.
the Hawaiian islands, and probably
Canada will be represented.
A number OF delegates are al
ready In town. Others will arrive
by tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
VITAL STATISTICS

1nffnsf taf""~T
OLE August Hansen. 20. and ida \
Aag~fYedt rs. Seattle
Gsrdon Dsrsnny ~. ana Helen Mac
Donald. 70. Seattle
CHARLES e amith and Cora ~. Rounsr.
South worth.
John Dsrviiis. -. Portland. or. and
catherlns Thompson. "a. btsilseoom.
samuel whitaker. Victoria y. G. and
Agnes Cameron. Victoria. IS. 6,
~ T.. Montgomery and Eiisn Hsyfs.
Pouisbo.
iysr Paint 20. and Anna PaAnsnsn.
~. Hobart
nyron W rvppsr And Hazel Y Hawks.
fnuhomish.
gr-in ~ Keller. Port Angeles. and
Axnsihs Jaashins Roller, Nss York
Nils. MINI.
4. r Hays. Norrissown. x. j.. and
Elizabeth 0niinors. HhaNnse. Jkia
W J. nenbsnniek. Brsmsrtou. and
Hhirisy I,ofrains niiohsy. brsinsrion-
James TleshuFst, -. Kent. Eng. and
Any smith. 40 HAnts. Enc
Frank 0rossman. a. and Lola Nc
Kinney -. Port Anrsiss
Births
Mrs ard NJ Henry zisgisr. ian ave
and Jackson St. son.
Mr.. and Nr. Robert Chambers. iot ".
NJ. and M ~ II. sip.. sss 1ia ave.
son
Ms and .r. Y. }. FitEssrsid. iios
Eisih ave. son.
Mr., ana Mr.. y. v. Jsroms. .ess ssth
ave W. con.
Mr.. and M. = w. wahs. III Seventh
ave. son
nrs and NJ Ivan A. Parry. seis i7th
ave -. W. son.
Mrs and Mr.. jean y Kerr. ssei All
ave- con.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ray Linn. ,oss :stn svs
Mrs ara xr. " 81 Nicholson. 81 W
sNh at son.
Mrs ana Mr.. " q. Maessn. 3saB War
saw si.. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Ernest y. Boyes. sta7
Wilson ave. son.
Mrs. ana Mr. Jane. T Rice. si2s
Greenwood ave. son.
Katherine Hendriekson. -. ;f.t ioth
ave vs., september zs
Mrs. o. ). Johanne.on. ~. ss.sis -
are w. September -.
Mrs Elizabeth Donovan. ~. tii W
Crockett, at. September a.
" p Harrington. IS. i.o. W end s''
September 20.
J. W. n Thompson. 90. ssst Fourth
ave. X. September -.
selma psmsr. IS. ii'iS Stewart Of.
September fs
Divorce. Granted
Louise Jensen from Jsns r Jensen
O. ~ o. chris'enssn from conslane,
Christensen
Divorces Asked
Rshs Louise Bullock "a Earl urror
Bullock. nan-supp0r'.
Harry Fsx u. Alice Vos cruelty
Adelaide wright ~. Charles @. Wright
nor-suppoFt
Barbara Steele Va a. Linooin Fteeis
icfrsity.
Anns n copper Va walter n Copper
rfn-suppcrf
Louise Daniels Estes VI, las Estes
abandonment
Besnie~ Oonsaive. W. Manuel Robt
/ GansAivss. n8n-.uppcrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
FAULTY VESSEL
TRAGEDY CAUSE

WASHINGTON. Sept 20
Was II the fault OF the Seattle
Construction and Dry Dock Co.
that the submarine "a went to
the bottom In the hsrbor OF
Honolulu
The report OF tho commits.
slon which Investigated the Sc
sttle-built submarine. reported
the sinking was due 10 faulty
mechanism.
Because OF this report, seere.
tsry OF the Navy osnlels has
ordered tho 81, "a and F-3,
submarines Of a similar type, 10
undergo complete inspection at
Mare Island.
They will leave Honolulu un-
der tow In the middle OF 90
tober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
SOI1H End

Link sausage. iec H.. bulk lard. Toe
ID. compound lard. &c ID. new krsut.
Sc ID. large loavcs bread. ibc: very
best butter. lbs. 500: Jersey butter.
lbs sSc. cream cheese. lbs abc; to-
matocs. lbs. ioc; green onions. 4
punches SC; celery, ? punches Sc; green
peppers. Sc III. cabbage. &c head: cat
fish. Toe IL. ink fish. Ice h; smelt .
lbs. Use. live hens. isc III. live rabbits.
isc ID. fancy apples, iso doz.. strained
honey. use pit; Lima beans Sc III. .oc
coffee, 2ec h. picking vinegar, zee gal
table syrup. No. can. Zoe. large can
fishballs. a5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29

stalls 7o-t7. green tomatoes sc hcx.
ounces. SC 10. lbs. 2se; Hubbard
squash. lie 10. : ihs peppers. ise. stalls
ts.sb. sec cans pineapple. Use. 2Se Jars
strawberry preserves 1ec. stall ioi.
rvee, potatoe. Z lbs iec, huekieoerries.
Sc H. stall ieg. csc cans coffee. Gee;
cans best milk. sSc stall Ill. new
.auerkraut. Sc 10. Stalls ti-S1. smen. ;
lbs Use. black cod. ioc ID. Lbs CSC.
stall -. apples 81 90 boz. delivered: dry
onions Z lbs Sc. lbs ioc, sunkist or
Anx.s acc doa sweet potatoes. 4 lbs,
roc. lbs sso. 1919 First ave. fresh
cider made daily. &c glass. ise at. soc
eal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
TO DEFEND
MANUFACTURER
Redfield to Guard Again,
Influx OF Low-Priced
Goods.
FEAR BIG UNLOADING
~ a UNITED PRESS STAR
CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a
America 10 prepared TO ore.
vent the unloading Of the low.
priced goods OF foreign eoun.
tries here al the close OF H.
war, Secretary Of Commerce
Reofield today told the Unlted
Press.
The question:" he said, sis
no longer, shall we prevent
this unioadlng-but rather.
how shall we stop III"
From plans OF Reofieid ana
the federal trade eomnisslcn.
II appears the tariff Will pIsv
the smallest part In this plan.
We have all the machinery Ana
laws 10 handle the situation On q
ethical basis" he said.
For instance. n Il Is seen ths,
a movement IL IN progress ara,
the war TO ship in great quansitis.
OF foreign goods and 10 sell them
at lower prices than we can uro
duce them. the movement can b
checked.
AT present no goods can \.
shipped without manifest sine
by our consul. approving the earn
III foreign countries attempt b
ship at greatly reduced prices, tn
consuls could demand the right a
Investigate the means Of prodse
are selling at lower prices than
they should. II they refuse 10 -
NIT such investigation. the consull
could refuse to sign the manifest
TO meet eyaslong OF the consuls
vigilance. congress could make |.
Illegal for any one in America d
buy or sell goods imported int
this country In an effort to unds,
sell American manufactures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
MINISTER ARRESTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 90
Rev. Richard Fysh, Fresno; vii
liam b. De Garmo. real estate man
Los Angeles, and Sidney l.. Sperry
hardware merchant, Los Angeles
are the three latest to be arrested
In connection with the conspiracy
TO fraudulently induce clients to
file on Oregon lands of the South
ern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
JURY DISAGREES

Two days of deliberation failed
to convince part of jury which
heard the case against Sam owens.
a negro, charged with assault upon
a young telephone girl. that he
was guilty. and they reported a
disagreement Wednesday. Tho
case was tried before Judge Tall
man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
SLAYER SUES TO
OBTAIN PR0PEnTI

Civil action has been started b
Henry Schmidt who killed bis suri
and step-unele. Mr.. and Mrs Hau
Stokes. on their farm near d.
Moines. in selfdefense last Ma.
to gain possession OF the hrr.
which he declares his aunt prom
Used him. He says he quit pca-
ton in Chicago TO come West 4 be
aunt's request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
FALLS 66 FEET INTO
Lake; BREAKS RIBS

Horace Mansfield sustained sew.
crsl broken ribs In a s6-foot fall
into Lake Union "Wednesday. He
was washing windows at the city
light plants steam auxiliary sta
ton. on Eastlake ave. when gear
on the staging broke. lie was res.
cued from the lake by an auto
party. which happened 20 be pass
ing. Andrew McCailum. working
with Mansfield. had narrow es.
cape from falling. Mansfield IL al
the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
FIRING
INTO u. s.

BROWNSVILLE. Sept. 2s.--Mex-
lean troopers fired across the river
today near the Lafena pumping
station. according 10 reports. The
firing lasted half an hour and 300
shots were exchanged with an
American cavalry patrol. No
American casualties were reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29

Stall II, lbs pure GRADUATED sugar.
etc. stall -. pure pssfeuriEed milk. &c
pr. &c at stall ibst. new eecoana,s. Ice
each. stall -. 81 lbs best rolled oats.
ssc- stall IS. corn meal mush bricks. Sc
stall "a. pot roast. Ice and isac ID.
sikoii 1877. pork steak. i7hc II stall
30 Yakima Gem potatoes. tiiS ewt..
delivered. stall ~. bee, comb honey.
for tse stalls Ia. Flemish Beauty
pears lie each Stall 10. Mems 81 -
union suits. ske stall ~. ironing boards.
ssc each. stall ~. Ice iosS.s fresh
bread. iBc. or ! for zee. stall 20. salmon.
.so and acc each. Stall 1874. shrimps.
Toe ID. stall Sc. Wshinston creamery
butter. tie -. stall 1894. No pals
pure lard. tec. No. pals. teo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
CORNER

Stalls :, .. s, Z. boiling beef &c N.
pot roast. loo III. Stall 10. ground cher
RIGS. ibc ID: grapes, Sc 10 STAN ?. smelt
lbs i6c. lbs a5c. herring. lbs. iSc
Stalls 1875. peanut cookies, i0c 10.
dos. ciothespins. Sc. stalls iOs-iit. I,
lbs graduated sugar. 800; lbs. ROLLED
oats. 2Sc. stall 100. fresh churned butter
lbs Use. large cans best milk. sSc
stall I, seuerkraut Ice at; new aus
DC dos. smoked liver sausage. 3Se 10.
home made metwursi. use 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29

Leroy II. Gate. an auto salesman,
is under arrest. charged with rsck'
less driving and with being >
fugitive. II is alleged he ran over
an Everett little girl. Mamie Haley,
Tuesday. and hastily left there f0r
Seattle without reporting the acdL
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
DR.. MARY MARTIN
SUFFERS A STRokE

Nothing further was receives.
"Wednesday in Seattle concerning
the report Tuesday that DR.. Man
-. Martin. head OF the protective
department OF the Seattle Y. ". C.
A.. has been stricken with spcpIny
In New York City. and IL nov h
Bellevue hospital there. She M
en- route TO Washington. D. c. 10
attend the national convention 81
the @. A. r.. and had stopped d
New York TO do research work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
MUSICIANS DANCE

A big benefit dance WIN be
given Wednesday evening a,
Drcamland pavilion by the Must
clans union. The proceeds will 20
TO unemployed musicians. A band
Of % will play. and II will be an
all.night affair. Ladies' will be ad.
mlticd free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
HEAR spAIpINc WILL

SAN DIEGO, Sept 2s.--Interes
Is conferred here today In the hear
ing for the probate OF the VIII 2
the late sporting goods man. A q
Spalding. Mrs. Spalding seeks 70
he named executrix OF the estafA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
5O-Contractors' Notices

CIRCULAR no ias-seaied proposals
will be received at office Of Purchas-
inE Agent. Alaskan Engineering Com
mission. Seattle wash. not later than
100 a. m. October 4. 1918. for lum-
ber. Copy OF circular may hc obtained
upon application ut this office. c, r.
Dole, Purchasing Agent,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-29
4i-Acreage for Sale
ron 10 ACRES
nNR t4AfH H9iTHFAA lawn

ron 10 ACHES
oNE.HAtF NOTION LAND
go cAait~tto MONTHLY
Just ives, 81 seattle, IN weil.srtiiad die.
tficti fifst.class market Tor everything
that you raise clos. 20 creamery first.
eiass roads sssy clearing, a. y.
cream. egg and stsF. route all close
20 this tract. good water and neiEhbofs
These tracts are selling fast! families
moving m delivery from stores saw
mill handy co land See this tract
aud you VIII buy ~
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. sos ard Az.
CHEAP DIRT
10 acres. with living wateri good clay
loan soil. near school and good neigh
bors, not hard 20 Improve Price tsg0
on esv terms
= J. MAnsu . co. aoi Central nlds
8 ACRES. NEAR SDQuAMlsH
FOR 1875
About two miles from Huauamish dock I.
not az good land az Nuquarnish plat
suitable for chicken RAISING. small
fruits. etc iip cash, " monthly
OLE HANSON a. co.
1it ssw York block
ffAE. iHRiuArrD ALFALFA LAND
small or Large Tracts
VERY cHEAP-vEHY EASY TERMS
write or call for free books.
IMMtuHATfoN bureau
C.. 81 IT. ~ ny.
second Ave and cherry 81, seattle. wn.
CLEARED NOTION AND
have ~ acres 81 bottom land. Just one
mile from the depot at Enohomish. u
IL ali cleared and fenced VIII fur
nish ifoo worth - lumber for bulldius
This place Viii produce 1850 worth ~
spuds nett season. Price ti.sto. t2ep
cash. balance easy Soc Mr. Hail. ga
Pioneer bids
30 AcHEH ti0oo
Certainly bargain Tor soma one close
10 TOWN and RAILROAD some
cleared ready for crops on soed
county road. Part each, long time.
psr cent Interest on balances
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