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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
THE COSMIC URGE.


In Sixteen Ninety-two or thereaDouI
In Salem Purtlnical old town;
The witches were condemned and taken out
And hanged upon the gbbet DO not frown'
For YOU fair one thank your lucky star
That you live and not in those old days
Because you are a witch, you know you are
You show plainly in a thousand ways
J. too am glad that we're alive today
And not those sanctimonious old times
For on the stand reluctantly I'd say
When called TO testify against your crimes
That you guilty, that you were wltch'
But though my heart would try to intercede
I'd be compelled TO scream at highest pitch
u am bcwitched. | am bewitched, indeed
F. d. g.
Mr. Fosters article in the Atlantic Monthly almost has convinced
US that intercollegiate athletics s failure bu' NO" w
than intercollegiate football games to see so hueh ~
soyelness. many Of the Beautiful Unentranchsed'
On 10 Princetonl - - - --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
In Memorian.


BULIs-At Saybrook, Conn., November
3. Elisabeth Blondel Bull, widow OF
Dr. Richard w. Bull. Funeral Sat
urday. November 8, at 1880 p. M
New Haven papers please copy.
EVERINGHlM- Bronxyille, y. T.,
November 4, Violet II. C., daughter
of BENJAMIN c. and Lucinda Eyering-
him. Funeral Sunday at Peekskili.
LEFFERTS Suddenly, at Flatbush,
November 5, James Leferts, IN his
6lst year. Funeral private. Please
omit flowers.
LIyOR-On November 8, at her resi-
dence, $50 Park ay., NJ. Anne Liyor.
widow of the late John Livor. NJ. ID.
Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers.
NICOLI-S Suddenly, at White Plains.
\ Y, Edward Holland Nicoll, son Of
the late Solomon T. Nicoll and Char
lotte Anne Nicoll. in the 9th year OF
his age. Notice Of funeral hereafter
PRIME-On November 5, in his s3d
year. at the Hotel Buckingham, Ed
ward Prime, beloved husband Of Anne
Rhodes Prime and son OF the late
Edward Prime and Anne Pard Prime.
Of Hyde Park, y. Y. Funeral SER
vices at Grace Church Chantry,
Broadway and llth ST., on Monday,
November 8, at 10 o'clock.
TRACY-On Friday, November s. 1915.
at go Pelham Road, New Rochelle.
Anne Leffingwell. age 10 months.
daughter OF Jacques VI. and Alice
Riggs Tracy. Funeral private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMErEEY.
a2sd ST by Harlem Train and ~ Tfoi'sy'
Lots of small sire for sals
once % East ssd n. n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

IN MEMORlAM
EwART In loving memory Of Fanny
". T. Ewart, who died November q.
1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

Also trusting again memory the was not Henga ou
IeDcler And wasn't he the Hengler Sisters father?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
CALLIOPE AND TERPSICHORE.

oerhaps. But as we remember the song you quote II
Strangers are we from far DER the sea,
A notion we took for to roam.
Wen try and DO a step or two
That we learnt in our old Irish home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
BIC RESERVE
ARMY FOR U. s.

NEW YORK. March Plans for
voluntary reserve army. consist
Ing OF former army. navy and mill.
tia men. are under way. The
scheme WAS launched Sunday by
Capt. Gordon Johnston. aide-de.
camp 90 Mai. Gen. Wood. command.
ing the Department OF the East.
tap'. Johnson declared that first
reserve 100000 strong would soon
be established
The reserve Is 10 be known as
the American legion. The organi-
cation Is expected TO embrace ev-
cry city In the country when plans
are completed.
4 letter was received from for.
mer President Roosevelt. In which
Roosevelt stated that he and his
four sons were ready to become
members In the event of war.
Roosevelt said he intended TO Oh.
tain permission from congress to
raise div sion of cavalry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

Ell SEWHER RE

Body Of unknown hunter found in
channel at Dewey. Wash.
Victor Murdoch. Kansas. elected
chairman national progressives.
Congress has billion to spend in
next three days.
Alaska legislature opened at Ju-
neau Monday.
Condition OF Sarah 5ernhardt re-
ported greatly improved
Thos. Mccain elected 70 fil va.
cancy in Alaska legislature caused
by death OF Senator Bruner.
Robert Brown. %. Oldest son Of
Beriah Brown. dies at Olympia.
Work on new salmon esnnery in
Everett begins.
Inquiry into affairs OF Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific Railroad Co.
closes.
Western Pacific railway will ask
for receiver.
Burglar killed entering store at
Salem, ore.
Ten Portland men Indicted in
connection with gigantic swindle.
alleged TO have promoted hy Off.
GERS OF United States Cashier Co.
now defunct.
Senate committee approves nom.
iuation OF win II. Parry of Seattle
and three others to new federal
trade commission.
Sacrificing lucrative position for
principle. Miss Fern Hobbs quits
Oregon state industrial accident
commission.
Peoria. IT.. has 100000 fire.
Several congressional parties
planning excursions to fair viii
stop over in Seattle en- route to
Frisco.
NJ. A. Schmidt and David Captain.
arrested in connection with dyna-
hitting Of Los Angeles Times. lodg-
ed in Los Angeles iail.
Rudolph Berger, Austrian tenor.
dies in New York.
Moulin Rouge, Paris, badly dam.
aged by fire
Milwaukee grand jury indiets
Rev James NJ. Darnell. former Uni
tartan pastor, on white slave
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Capt. James milligan. civil war
veteran. Is dead.
Funeral services Of Marcus Tai
bot. late manager Of Portland port
commission. held here Sunday
D. p. Murphy knocked from auto
iu collision with iitney bus. sur
fcrs dislocated hip.
| Federal hotel. brought from CHI
cage here on bogus check charge
! Employees Of Supply laundry al
: tend funeral OF May Atkinson, sui
eide SUNDAY
Welsh celebrate ST. DaVio's day
Monday night. proceeds 80 TO
Lloyd-George relief fund.
Seattle COPS gave band concert
be- council chambers Sunday night
". c. King. manager Savoy hotel.
/ shot at by thugs when he broke
away from them Sunday night near
Third y. and Nickerson
Chickens Of Mrs. a. N. Hanna,
53s 10Th ave. s. poisoned
Thug struck Mrs. Bertha Martin,
| $500 oath ave. 5. when he discoy-
cred she had no money.
Fire destroys one-story house at
li7l7 Eighth ave. y. Sunday night.
Funeral Of William Saunders.
Lake Chelan pioneer. held Sunday.
University cadet annual tourns-
ment March ~.
Letters threatening to aVenee
death OF Rich Imam received by
cops
seryl Lytton. vaudeville singer.
/ fined $50 for shoplifting
General shskeup In police de-
partment imminent Changes will
be announced Wednesday.
kloek Produce company sells out
TO Salt Lake concern.
Tnikuns will hold high inks
/ Tuesday night. with first meeting
under Tyee Kopa Konaway Butter
worth
Local millers lower barrel flour
price 20 TO 40 cents.
County board approves Sheriff
Hedges pay roll for February.
though It Is 1925 over budgeted
amount
Seattle Press club election Thurs
day
James Peterson. 10. and Bud
Reed. 10. arrested emerging from
home OF G. H. Russell. 500 North
/ 13rd St. with loot
Glenn Witt. under sentence Of
death in California for numbering
Los Angeles millionaire. recognized
as escaped prisoner from local
| stockade.
Choir OF Central Baptist church
will give concert at Y. VI. {. A.
| Friday night.
Party OF 100 delegates TO eonven-
/ tion OF American Association OF
Park superintendent will stop off
here en- route TO Frisco.
Rev. George Wiebel. S. j., talked
on duties OF parents at X OF c. hall
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
VITAL STATISTICS


Ahders Werner wtsH - Ns3eastir.
ami kiEne ffdla johnson. 49, Houtastie-
Mas Frhan Seattle. and Anna Fahfva-
bach
chas O. Curea Prince Rupert B c..
ARD Nefa Grant Victoria, g.
samuel o. Fu~~lf s4 neafiur and
Esteilo tu~fry o. seattle
Afffeim fe seattle and ArE
Amanda tuud "a seattle
Hartman st seattle and cnfis
iius ulIisrf 90 seattle
ftniiH Glenn MaitseH O. Hnoh0fnish
and Ce1us Lancaster ~ suohouish
o-~n D. nsffstt 81 seattle. and ras
siiaa Scott % seattle
ulftb.
Mfs and ~ nufrs sies inh
ats ~ aaaFhter Fehruar
Nfs and ~ n q Porter. 30 .fth
ave daughter F-btaafy
Nfs and ~ IS Fohis fstt iith
ave n " daughter }rhfuarp
Ne ard NJ steve HediH 3t.f tfth
ave r. W con. Fstfuarf %.
Nfs and ~ Wm Thompson te1s
ssh ave a. daughter February 20
Nrs ard NJ - % Davidson igtt ~
tmanas o. dAnEhtef Fehfaarf %
ME- And ~ Harold Nelson. 1884
broadway. daughter FsbruhtY IS
Mr. anH ~ u Goodrich. fsss
rsurtierus ave. Frhruar
Mfs and ~ Walter Smith. fpif ffth
ats w son. February o.
Mr. aud 81 % rfs~fofd 1915 y.
chsrry a. daughter Fehfusrf o.
Nrs and So Sells Marsa.ssn. Isps
sisth ave. dsuEhter Fetruar %
Deaths
Lydia Turner tt. i-es barclay court.
sarah isffersen o. 1893 y ssth st
FshfuafF %
csas Pierce e. -sos io,h ave X.
Fshruar1 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
AMBASSADOR
OF KAISER TO
QUIT The U.S.?

WASHINGTON. March 49,
Secretary Bryan declared 10
day that he knew nothing con.
corning = export that Count
Won BernAtorff. the German
Ambassador. was about 70 quit
the w. S. The German en-
bsssy also professed 20 know
nothing about the report. Won
Bernstorn was supposed 70 be
IN New York.
Administration officials we're
Interested In the reports, but
stated that II Count Won
Bernstorff should be recalled,
II would be because he wants
70 90 home or because his gov
eminent needs him there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
WASHINGTON MAN
GETS IMPORTANT
GUARDIANSHIP

Chairman Charles \. REYNOLDS.
Of the Washington public service
commission. has received notice
from Pres. G. Thorne. OF the Ma.
tional Association of Railroad Com
missioncrs. OF his appointment as
chairman of the committee ON tele-
phone and telegraph rates and ser
vice. one of the most important
committees of the national organi-
cation.
As the rates snd service OF tele.
phone companies are one OF the big
gcst and most difficult problems
now confronting regulative commits.
sions. the work which viii fall to
Mr.. Reynolds will be heavy and
important.
incidentally, Mr. Reynolds APP
pointment means that he viii play
n leading part in the forthcoming
meeting OF the National Associa.
ton at san Francisco
SAN PEDRO. March Bringing
the bodies of Mrs Matte Il. Rule
and Mrs. Miles Bell of Portland.
ore. killed in an auto accident NJ
Hilo. steamship Great Northern ar.
rived today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

BE ACREA frrr fhpice land sin e.
splendid no~inE stream rIEht Through
thr land situated in one ~ thr most
extensive alfalfa and diversified farm.
tnK dtsfrlrfa iu the rutife NpTthsesf
Eana i've f"un transportation point
80 oois Telephones etc. close af haad
reed~d land adjoining. plated De- l0-
acre tracts and hold a. high prices
THis place must he snid - Owner BE- 20
dire need - irnu rdiate funds ittta
takes entire 1ea bat bear IA mind that
this snnunt must Dc spot cash. or lun.
Or would not consider such figures
GurtosiiY or Information seekers reai
estate men agents save your stamps
only sincerely Interested parties need
apply Dor fuii particulars address O.
80 Hur ttt Seattle and wUi he
pleased 20 cau ana tsu f9u al about ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

stall ~. lts fine whits sugar CSC.
stalls sT-ts. fresh pasteurirrd mlis &C
at st. stall o. fresh roasted &c
coffee isr lb Stall %. apple tutter :
ibs zoe stall 1893. email cans usuk.
ftc. whole green peas Be- TO- stall 1898.
thC pineapple Use. tor jar cherries &c
stall 1887 pork steak lbs gees Shout
der lamb. iic. stall "a. po' roast. ief a.
D. isc % hamburger steak nc Do stall
- grapefruit. Tor sc or iarF. size. 8
fur ace stall o. oranges 3 doz etc
stall 1891. hcst brick cheese. gee fresh
batter ihs 81 90. stall go ranch eggs
sst dnE stall -. peanut butter. i1c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

Farmers section tsl~tr. tr bunfh cab
base. Be- head saaiinosef IHt head iet-
iuf". hra1s af. ssesi potatoes lts
fae. POTATOES b tbs sec stall e. lemons.
ier Scr stall e. Florida grapefruit. 81
stall 3 best grapefruit for .-c stall
a select potatoes ~ its goo. stall 90
hofhuusa lettuce. . hrads o. stall -.
boz douEhuuts lee doa stall re- 1af
slfr CriscD. s3c stall - bcsi washing
ius crrsmsfB. ibs sc stall - 3 tc
pAEs nFs Toe stall g cottage cheese
! ee. stall %. Fihnsn hsddis 2 lbs z6c
stan -. Italian prunes ihs 4tc stall
-. fll~t of sole. sec o. Sfait a.. strictly
sfesh eggs fsc doc stan o. large dui
pickles. for &C. Stall o. best ranch
hnllrr > lhs 81 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

stalls 90 . motion chops ltr DO
steer round steak Ifr lb.. Anchor brand
harur. 100 lh. Stall %. columbia river
smeit o. lb. tautut lbs Ilc Stalls
1917. Yakima POTATOES % ihs goo. arg
onions. he fer stall %. Slayer cake
Soc. zoe leaves bread itr stall DO.
sof' she'll ualruts itr Ir fancy apules
ksr boa SEALS iE.it new california
honey Use rwnih peanut batter. none
better ihs .ae $50 coffee soc DOB. sfar
tt. focal ranch srEa dor CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

stalls g. o, Z. pot roast. Zee 20 . 2 sc
Do . T bone steak. 1sc ih ioin pork. 9 &c
Do. bacon. ikr De- stall p g. g. smelf.
los .br silver smelt . los Toe. stale
fs.se best fresh churned butter 3 lbs
ssc. Sew Zealand batter 1Qc ib stalls
1s--t. ihs beans sac pancake flour
Zoe pkE stain 90. soc coffee esr d. tec
coffee 1tr 90 imported swiss cheese use
lb stalls loe-tft bulk cocoa zoe 10
choice patent flour 81 90: solid pack TO.
matnra zee. { lbs pruues zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
ciIcKrN ASH prcK n,Ncu

You need plenty - vafet f1f dlef
faisinE and th~ pefaun tuIlns
this property has the use ~
safrr frant adjoining. land Gil
cleared bnung frsit ffers veil
ffnnm house hnd chicken houses
near tu school and sfHfrs nHlf
2 miles from Seattle TsfA it over
uftU inc a. once t. ~ iiuFhru.
goa Sea York. uinrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
HOMESTEADS
- II

hfa tNptN ~ fessfFaitsn 20 aprn 3sa Gee
arfrs fnf sstfisfnsnt. fralf timber farm
iands Seed sar wtfh THIS 40 Sc
Wsrafrhas WISH. , Daily Mnrd. pspt
" . Coz faiiatis data asapt this srssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
FREE.
DOCTOR

can az the Right Drug Co. 100
Washington ST. near Second ave,
ana have the eN-govcrnment physi-
cihn diagnose your case and prescribe
Tor you, absolutely without charge.
We want your patronage and Of
fer you the doctors services as an
induccment
Look f"r the yellow Eros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

rbeesr goo Be- stall ios. boiled ham. as,
D. Premium bacon. gal lh ham sausage
600 fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
aoop A>p
cNrncNnr lAApa


~ owNLK-i,s AtnE bLht,t.t
HASsII
Deep firh soil fine for tfush FHtdeuiHr
ntrd fpf irftFailns bearing orchard
all kinds ~ berries. house. barn sbtth
an house. wood shed all fenced, well
Improved worth . 100 Hui fuI
tt.I6t. sasF terms uuud boat service
Don't miss ths Come CO. once Taks
steamer Aquiilu az Madison park. So
off ~ stevens landtns iies haif mile
from iaudinE tailratn
Z. aefrs N good wntor trout Tor 100.
terms oscar iirasn. unuFor wash
FIVE ACRES FOR 1925
gaod frftilr land 800 uurii. road iu M
excellent district With good ueiEhhufs
telephones ~ D - handy fu Seattle
Trfms tla cash 90 Monthly
l. ! MARSH a co. 1909 80 AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

shows location OF bridge sanctioned The
Information VIII University OF
Washington.
bridge piers
temporary approaches
filling T..
~ % Proposition g.
Charles " Harris Homer ~ I'M Almon Il Fuller
Martin Korstnd. President University Community Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
PUBLIC MARKETS


SA>ITARh
stalls -t.1t. go Doe sugar 81 90 With
other o. 800 order. iarEs cans mills. Csc
stalls i1-si cream brick cheese. tir Do
MARYLAND oysters SEQ g. stall 10 fresh
ehurued butter It's 81 go strictly fresh
naRH dor t5c stalls 50 H. Leaf lard
|tgttc lh boiling beef iir TO- llnk sau-
sasc. roo 90. stan ~. sweet potatoes 3
Tbs et,- spinach zoe Do stalls t1-tI.
fresh duck eEEs g5c doc. Sew Zealand
butter. lbs 81 90. fine oregon butter.
ace 10 fancy faII cream cheese. gee %
uE~TIhkE
stall 20. ~ lbs sugar 81 90. Dhoicc
patent flour 90 fack. large cans
milk. sbc Aiau zoe mlnccmcat 3 lbs
Hsc. pkFs macaroni or spaghetti i5e,
s ne popcorn goo stall sec good tp-
matoes isr d.. large head lettuce. De-.
yellow turnips 2 hs zoe. stall 20. fresh
salmon 4 lbs 25c fresh herring. ac ih.
salmon trout. Zoe lh stan TO- cooking
apples 8 lbs Zoe. sweet sunkist oranges.
fac dor fancy dry onions lbs Zoe
stall tos. Trimost lac No. 2 lbs e5c.
fresh ranch cggs dog aac ron cream
81 LEGAL NOTICES
hEALEp PROPOSALS. VIII be received
Rt tho office % tho Lighthouse ipspcc-
toy. Portland oregon until O'Clock
. m. March 80. 1915. and then opened
Tor constructing concrete iiFht and
fog signal building az Robinson Point
l.ight station Maurv island. wash
Rlank proposals and particulars MAY be
obtained hy apprerstnF tho Lighthouse
1nHurctor Portland oregon
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
MOVING Nm STORAGE

MOVING NNh ~ibhNaE
AUTO DELIVERY 600.
Ions t's,anee moving Stio,t z"
BROADWAY TRANSFER co --risncs
N0SfafSfs
Wsshinria1 Nopumsai - isis 20 we
Nj 80
l'laao-CaTt Weber sse iibrrt, ulds
FAciFic Music rriaiins 90 s0nss ar
ranged copyrights cover designs 7'R
Nifslnls -
OPTICIANS
JAMES IS EpMU Nps--oph d srsd
uAse op,om.trlst. Iei.iai L~sry BIDS
,i ~ !; IA" 30 lsa1SS "HsSGFas
--,'"'"">0lc ,,Ss ,';s ',;-ss
Paoss. ,n., pl-ass srs made a.
JoHNsoNs
~ liberty uids THIRD sai triea-
ruN>fCt.N~ AN ~FRofo>~
FECtAl. uish..s9s oNLt
~ A-fhu- cr@~kst 80 Green u'f-
De Grant TacNs. ~. 1ssgbs E-a9 sIO
sp-rsst sff-r'ic~. rsrr ssf ~eH~n
DE' ASHTON At An~rleaa nsnk niax
Practice limited 70 bladder. Kidney aad
rrtnarv disease.
FiIaBi>o
Kaufman Piamsius a HsaIins Co. as.
ife King seattle
~"'0-0~'~'-0~-'''->f MSffRs
E.Is. lls,s -, 70 Z, ", -,
sfTfs IN aishfa ssfsSffs
Nsd- ssiiv Ns.,en i.gs SIS N.in ssis
N-~~~~~-~s~~~~~~~~~~~--e~s
STORAGE
DTy' iif-psnof sisfass sarvasa.e. cen
49, stn-~- -, faS vvhr. uid<
>sN~~>s~S>,->"S>>"--Is,, f'-'-'@~~'s'-
sssIu, stsa Sa-s iss5 sis,a Elliott
nHoTsffaas
. Z So Is ,i5r' fv6i s-y-n.A .sir iis-
~Wnnr 6nnnfSG fS6 ffsfiSG
svsa.ss : Red. 10 PIT. :, ssls ~
WAL PsrFR AND PAINTS
p. oVEittCs-i'ss MARKET ST
>''S"-'SaaS9f efa48sS9Ss"
FRED z. CORN ia, ... 1 s,,..,.
secured or T.. refunded Tu c.n,rsl
B'sx Nsin ssss Fr-. eeos 81 r-'.n,.
Kdsns a Rsynald. s,s csn,r.l nias
Ms.5H venSirk t.s--.re~ - hu,s. his
! NOTICES
NEsH BK5s repaired. ,oi Peoples Bank
--le~S-~~
8 AUTOS FOR SALE
5-P1ssENGER FoRp cheap ~, rins
50 GooD. used ears ie1o piss .
~, -. 80 a. sss,
~~~0~-~~~-~~-~-~-~ ~~~~~~~~S~~~~s~~-~~~
MOTORCYCLES
MoT0Rc VcfEP-Ssr snf second hand
al makes. SONS - these taken On rev
ISDIAS MoTORCrCLEs baiigu
Wright. ~ y PIKE At. near Broadway
phone East sTi
o-~~-~-~~~-~S~~-~-~-~~~.~ ~e~s~s~~-~~~~~~~o-N
S WTD MISCELLANEOUS
WAIT p--A man. s~coud- hard
stump puiie- Tor cash y H.. savoy
Hotel Monroe wash.
~-~-~~~-~~~~~~--~.~-s~~
FOR SALE FURNITURE
Furniture ehele Tor easa is.D wssilak.
PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE co =
Bi.AC "a ia Yuan. CO. az Pns Eh
r,ss
WANTED - FURNITURE
IN-~@~N~N~~o ~~.I~~o~1@-
n MISCELLANEOUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

NEV ON SASH k%D DOORS
~ buying direct from the
manufacture ard saving the
mtddisman profit
We osn and operate ths
largest direct -to-cnnHHmer'
sash and door factors NJ inc
West. end ran save you
from 1s~. 90 s9.s on building
materials
W. make im mediate shipment
from fhe largest stock tn the
West end guarantee the
ffraTffr 81 rsfr Vl4Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
PERSONALS


WANtNn rn adow habv about ~
muntha to eh frarH either hot dt Eiri
tas preferred best 81 reference Al.
dr~ss DO star
AUSTRIAN youuF mau. aHe es eisheo
60 meet neat fiU - 60 60 years, object
maulmouv Address y o nos lit
IruuHurlulN competent 9dfessWakst.
with host ~ ttty references Wishes rH.
! saHrwwnt- iu famiiirs thruc East isp
liEsrErFAuLE. cultured lad, ~ ia
wishes honest WORKING man 60 90 in
tuomius house business Win bee Al.
dress a o. star
haltlmeru pye Works suits cleaned q
~siu' fsTs
MISS JEWELL. MANIcuHNa inte
vhird ofnce
MEDICAL message. oleeuoNsls. physi
ttaus references 500 gfafY udF ~
$50 Hows 100
| FITS eurrt m, daughter nf simple
discovery Particulars free IL i.rgsn
800 isard eve AhwauAor. Wis
: MIDDLE NGEu NidaNer Win dtueh.
ter ~ ,ears eta end has comfortable
hnm~ Wishes tn meet lRdF. object
n,stfimouf Address a. - utuun.
Etsecutf drive taHsiek Wssh
EMMA JuHNHoN. soae Lahe baths aud
massasins ne kenasth hotel
LADIES Aand-rsous cotton Root pile
safs and sure cute faf DELAYED period.
price o. MNney refunded " remedy
fsu. stsr fair trial Haymond Remedy
CO. riiN rtks ct
ANS MASON HOME tNVALinH ANp
AdEp PEOPLE SO MERCER
cArtrot so
| G0fnfe MittFR Massage mani.arinE
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A RARGAIN

seven acres Highly Improved close 90
Seattle aIi good salt splendid wstsr
All Alrts fine fruit Furnished g.
fnsm house Price reduced 60 o. 100
good terms Phone Ngffh seer go
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
81 LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII he re-ei- ID
90 tho office ~ the Commissinner ar
Fishorica, Department ~ CONNER, a
washington. - G.. until Q o'clock % W
April 90 1915. aud then opened. for mr.
niEhinG general supplies for use on
the Ptlbllof Islands Alaska blank
proposals and particulars may be- oh
tained by addressing tho above office
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ACREAGE
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Two AcREA ~ isad b-foom cotiass
o. 90. rltf easter. good fof garden or
chickens Inquire at g.. o Ebftatrusou.
$50 .s gorson. srst - Columbia station.
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FARM LANDS

al FARM LANDS
puSr LOSE ANOTHER sCAHEN-GEr
STARTED TINS SPRING Let us rhaw
sou nur land az Th~ss Lakes Snohpmiah
county. wash. rie~s go our mills on
good roads and handy 20 mnrkefs
Prices ana terms reasonable There are
four auto stages aud two trains daily
good schools store. y. = - phone and
prosperous nelHhhurs Tracts any size
YOU DEAL WITH ~ DIRECT Write
or see u. MEtKLEJOHN. Mar Land
Dept. i5ot l.. e smith Ufdr. Fcattlc.
Wash. THREE LAKES LUMBER 90
MY LAND now. Hest quality soil. $50
fare 90 Seattle 90 acres q 900 elo
American bank uiag owners
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Itan ufsf mortgage psv ,rnt un eiff
property alsa tpHg rrst miuffHaFe
yer cent nn Hraftle property rHrt
about So 3esfs 60 RON Gifhrr " tnth
At = Substantial AfsrHanf
arIIIN unuH LANp GO.
cess soffhsrH ranh iifE
FuN HAtE -Niro t-fRun1 hause. seusi
500. totite. So Msffstrie ffies
o. 500 terms nuUh u~trn. Mar1sttiis
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