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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-15

The WHY'S Knight has
the same advantages and
j. lust a. efficient as
those costly European
Knight ears.
Yet il costs but $l095i
As we build more ears
in n single week than
most European manutac-
turers build in a whole
year. we are able To utll-
ize every modern manu-
featuring economy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-15

The knight i the auto
mobile motor that revulu-
tioniled the entire motor
ear industry Of Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
GILL METERS
SAY FISH CODE
AIDS MONOPOLY

OLYMPIA. April THE 81.
prome court has been asked ~
Fish Commissioner Darwin 20 de.
termins whether the new fish code
goes into effect today. aa provided
by the emergency clause. or on
June 10. the regular date when
acts OF the Legislature are 20 be.
come law GIN METERS have at
tackled the bill. both as 90 the
emergency clause and az 10 ita
constltutionnlity II ia branded
class legislation IN complaint
filed In the ThurHton county court
by Attorney Vince II Faben Of
Seattle. representing John f.
Baker Jorgan Nielsen. Spencer
SpercoH and q. Gragdah.
Pending the outcome Of the suit.
Darwin will make no attempt TO
enforce the new code The gill
METERS. who are independent fish.
ermeu. claim that the bin means
the confIEcation Of their business
By Imposing impossible conditions.
closing certain waters 10 them
while permitting pursc-Heincrs TO
fish there. making close seasons
for them which do not apply 20
trapperH and purne.HeinerH. and
placing limitation Of 500-foot
working line" instead OF the usual
and Necessary 2.00Ofoot line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
VITAL STATISTICS
uarrisg. licenses

Marriage Licenses
" "a BOYD. ~. Victoria. n a. and
Harriet rumiinson ga Seattle.
STANLEY porrai Vancouver u g.. and
Muiireut ~ oosper Vancouver "A q.
~ o. Read. g. OkanoFan. and Esther
u Ness 20. Portland or.
y y i<ilhourne. Auburn. aud blanche
J. Kriser Seattle
Births
Mrs and NJ Ar,id Landmark. sIte
2.nd ave : W. son
Mrs and Mr. Lewlo ". LinE i7ia y.
4eth st.. daughter
Mrs and Nj Harry Altman. iaee Yes.
Ter way. daughter
Mrs and AR James n. cummock 2is
Mr.. and NJ. {. n watts. 'Io7 Il. san
1T daughter
Mn. and NE Leslie Morrison. as7a
Gaud ave. X w son.
Mrs aud Nj " } Mcclellan zoos
nor~n ave twin girls
Mrs and Mr George Adams. so0s Borcn
ave. twins. hoy aud grl
Airs and Mr y. G. Gibbs. s2st Ellis
ave. son
Mrs and Mr. W capp. itii goth
ave. daughter,
Mrs and Nj, d Anderson s5ia ssnd
ave s. W, suu
Mrs and Mir f. n curtis b2sa Brook
Ign ave, son.
Mrs. and Mr. &. W. Backovich, ett2
E valley at son.
Mrs aud MT Frank r. Anderson, t2oI
Brooklyn ave. son
Deaths
sophia puuer 80, 1889 Nlnth ave,
March IS
John Rasmussen. ~, Pacific hospital
Violet carcich. 10 months esa Ellis
ave. March 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
SHIP 17S DAYS
C0NE;NO WORD

Gravest concern for the safety
OF Capt. r. Doris and the crew OF
the schooner Ethel Zane. which
passed Cape Flattery l7s days ago
bound for Guyaqull. Ecuador. with
cargo OF lumber. II felt by ship
pers here. No word has been
heard from the vessel since she
left.
She was laden AZ Bellingham
with g0O.0 900 feet OF lumber under
charter 10 the Ocean Lumber com
pany She left October I. Pro.
visions placed aboard her before
she sailed, II is said. probably
would last l75 days with proper
precautions.
Officials OF Fawkner. Currfe *
Co. agents for Capt. Doris. say
they still hope the vessel may be
heard from.
Mrs. Doris. who commonly ac-
companies her husband on his yoy-
ages, remained ashore on this oc-
casion, and Is az her San Fran
cisco home. Capt Doris Is we'll
known mariner here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
SUBMARINE SINKS
VESSEL; DIVES AND
LETS MANY DROWN

DOVER. April Torpedoed by
a German submarine. the French
steamship Emma was sunk In
the channel on Wednesday with
the possible loss of 10 members
Of her crew. II was learned to-
day.
The Emma was en- route to
Bordeaux when attacked. Two
survivors we're picked up by a
British destroyer and on arriving
here declared they were tor
pedoed without warning.
For two hours the crew OF the
Emma floundered in the water.
clIngIng TO bits OF wreckage. be-
fore the destroyer appeared.
After sending the Emma to the
bottom the German dived and
abandoned the struggling mem
beers of the crew To their fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
MAKE READY FOR DASH

tern seems TO be giving way 70 one
that the Eltel may try 10 escape.
a dash for the open sea on a clear
day would be suicidal. naval experts
agreed
To stand q lighting chance. they
believe fOggy or rainy weather
would be- required. There IL no In
dlcation today Of such conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

stall H. sole. lbs i5c: halihut cheeks
lbs 25c herring. lbs l6c. ling cod
lbs csc. stalls 1898. lbs. dried ap
pies. Csc; abc bottle preserves. 9hr; 2-lh
brick Goldfish goo. glasses Jelly. i6c
stall t02 fresh ehurned huttet a0c M.
fresh roasted coffee SOC ~ fresh milk
&c at. 90 pit stalls %, 9. 3. z, pork roast
Tic to i2tsc To-; pork steak lac H.. poi
roast. Toe to tgMc H.; sirloin ana round
steaks Use 10 lbs home rendered lard
e5c. fancy voal roast. iahe M Stnll io7
ihs sugar. 26c. or cans milk. Zoe
VIM / III Ton or onflne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
WIDOW GETS $500
FOR DEATH OF MAN

At midnight Wednesday a jury In
Judge Gilliam's court agreed to
award Mrs. Ada Welding. widow OF
Capt Andrew Welding. and her
children, $4,000 for the death of
her husband. last August.
The verdict was against Mrs. Az
mes L. Wharton and her husband.
DIR. c. II. Wharton. a dentist in the
Leary building.
Mrs. Wharton. IL was shown. was
driving her automobile along Con-
necticut St. on August Is. when
Capt. Welding was struck and drag
ged distance OF 80 feet while he
chung 10 the car hood.
His injuries caused his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

We have in course of erection one-sory brick
building that will contain ten very attractive and
very well located stores.
We will be able TO give possession of these stores
on May first We are now ready to receive APP
plicationS for the rental of these stores
L. NJ. kENNARD, Agent, NJ White Building.
Main 1884.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
HOMESTEADS

so ACRES Vsff choice taHa With a
splendid flesinH stream firhi through
the lard slfuated ~ ona - the most
extensive sifsifa snd diversified faFfa-
inE districts So she sntif. Nofha ssi !.
GOOD live foan. ffainsEeffaiien point
schools friephHH~s etc, eiase a. hand
Decided land. aagnininr plated ia 10.
acre tracts and held &c high prices
This place uusf Do cold as nor - IN
dire need ~ immediate fnnds 81 fto
takes she entire fg1 buf bear ~ nind
Ftat this amount must be spot each ~
owner Auuid nut consider such figures
Real estate men. HxsHts. sass your
stamps only sincerely interested par.
ties need apply Fof fufi particulars
address q - nnr tft Seattle and I
~nl - pleased 20 can and isii you
sboat "
~ ACRES righ land Situated only about
sniiss from sHaalnF r. e. town. colt.
fiirnafs snd other conditions favor rails.
me snf Kind - fruh. ard is specially
adapted 90 tho fsisinr - alfalfa. hpEs
anh paaiiFF thrive Thfs valuable prop.
sfff lies almost level aaH is o. q cum
munisg shsfs real estate faiass ars
high Purchaser siu ts pul fn na "a
rrnss 90 ses fhs place ~ this ftfns
- rear nns can ss- shat others are
dniuE ana wonderful crops theY have
raised Price. entire Ias srrss 1859
rssh fuii Information may 10 had
BY raiiins 81 isss FOURTH ave seattle.
.~.~~-@.1-@,@- --e-1ey, oo1o@~1@Noo>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
PROFESSOR WILL
TALK ON CLEANUP

Or Nawyill ~ the extension
department. Pullman university.
will talk AZ the Chamber Of Com.
mcrce Monday AZ u. m under the
auspices Of the garden department
OF the Mothers congress.
lilo will speak on The Cleanup
Crusade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
SAINT ANN

stalls si-sa. salmon trout 2 lbs soc;
sandals 2 lbs s5ci solcs 7lso 10. stalls
Hik-i3 homo grown asparagus. 2 lbs.
2ic. mincr piles thc ib.. artichokcs. 9 HIS.
ibc stall o. good steak lsisc H.. pork
steak. ietc H.. veal outlets, . lbs e5c.
stall g. Sew York sage cheese. soc 10
rich old brick cheese l0c H.. cans
peaches or pears, ibc; sharp cream
cheese. gee No. stalls et-36. lbs sugar.
$50. 10 best tea. 400. large cans milk.
goo. lbs best rice zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
BODY CAN'T Be HELD

Superior Judge Frater gave an
opinion Thursday. in settling the
case OF Viola Scott. whose hus-
bands body was held against her
wishes by Coroner Mason in the
county morgue. that a coroner has
no statutory right to the custody of
a body after relatives have demand
ed Il for burial.
Mrs. Scott was awarded costs. No
damages were allowed.
The body was held. Mason con.
tended, because he believed Mrs.
Scott should have paid $40 to the
county for embalming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

wAsHlNGTON. April IL Inter.
est Is being taken IN the case 81 the
German converted cruiser Pnnz
Eitel Frederick. lying In Newport
News harbor. with enough coal on
board TO take her across the Allan.
tic. Government officials are watch.
Ing Developments The belief that
the German raider viii finally In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
SHE'S A SLAP ARTIST

Joseph Steinberg. formerly
wealthy New York city broker, IL
seeking a divorce here from his
wife. Marion Steinberg.
Steinberg says he was married In
March. 1910. in New York. and that
almost Immediately his wife began
quarreling. On numerous occa-
sions, he complains, she threatened
to slap him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
PUBLIC MARKETS
PIKE rIAIE

stan ~. lbs fine white sugar. 4sc
stalls ~. 81. fresh pasteuriEcd milk. %
at. &c. pt sthl S. fresh roasted coffee
use grade. lee. stall g. fancy salmon
clans Or oysters cans aac. stall 1904
100 can pineapple. zoe. large Walnuts. 10,
NJ stall 1875. : cans tomatoes. loo. 20,
salad dressing. Toe stall As whole
salmon. asc each haiihut lbs. itc
stall 1891 Alaska kins salmon. lbs
lbc. Stall ihii Labrador herring 10,
each stall "a sausage. lie ~. pot
roast. Zoe to i2fsc No. stall bs. cream,
eny batter. 7br 10 fun cream cheese
ibc 10 stan 90 cottage cheese. ioo 10
cider vinegar. Toe pit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

WIN you circulate referendum
petitions in protest against the cor.
poratlon.ridden 1915 legislature
The Washington state Refer.
endum league plans active circula.
ton OF six petitions next week
Attorney General Tanper Wed.
neBday certified 90 Secretary OF
state Howell the ballot titles 20
four OF the measures. Ballot Il.
Ties TO the other two bills. the ini.
tlatiye aud referendum and the re
call bills. we're certified last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
nome consumers
LEAGUE TO MEET

Members OF the Home Consum.
ers' league will meet tonight in the
assembly hall. in the Henry build.
ing. for their regular weekly meet.
ing. There will be a program OF
speaking and music, followed by
refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
YOU LEND HAND?

Those certified TO Wednesday
we're the following The anti.
pieketiog bin. r. - 272. the fake
budget biz. s. ~. 30i. the certifi'
cate 81 necessity bill. and .. y.
3ss. the port bin.
The Referendum league Is try
Ing 90 get names OF business
places and offices where the petit
lions may be left for signature IN
every part OF the city. Headqnar-
ters maintained by the league are
at 2Z3 Railway Exchange building.
Second ave. and Cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

Without any apparent cause. a
customer who bought a knife from
n. Berg. who runs store ~ 2i03
First ave. struck him over the
head Thursday. Berg was not seri-
.ously injured.
The assailant ran out OF the
store without taking anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
PLEAD SELF.DEFENSE

Robert H. Wilson is on trial be-
fore jury in Judge Fraters court
Thursday. accused of first degree as
sault upon John Steele. Wilson is
charged with shooting Steele on
February 3. Wilson will plead self
defense. Both defendant and COM
planning witness entered the court
room on crutches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

The council was informed Thurs.
day that the Puget Sound Traction.
Light a. Power co. viii reply Fri
day whether Il will pay its share.
$4,000. for the construction OF the
Eighth ave. s bridge or forfeit the
right to operate cars over H. II is
expected the company will pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

The latest picture taken OF
Georges Carpenter before he went
TO the front TO fight for France.
The European heavyweight cham-
pion has not been shot, AS period
teal reports viii have Il. and is
still At the wheel OF his car. whisk.
ing officers along the firing line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

black cod lbs. csc stall sac tars.
grape fruit. fof CSC. swset oranges. II
Tor gsc. juicy lemons 2 dos Csc stan
SIS. haiituf. : fbs. 7sr. salmon. } u.
gSe. black hs@s. , The 16c stan los
ssusrsrAu'. qts itc. pcanu, butter. :
lis HEy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
REAL ESTATE

F0T EGT.F CUEKP i-Toon house and
lot. plumbinE and electricity. ttoo
cash. sets t0th ave
T0R RALE-G.room cottage. lot s0Tioo
close to street car and boulevard tafe
western ave price $500.
FOR SAtsE-One corner lot. soNidi. and
g lot. outside city nmiis, on Meridian
ave Owner Main baai.
ron BALE room camp. corner 81
Eastlske and Roanoke Tel. Capitol
iAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

Stalls ss-sc smoked sparerih-. frc 70
pot roast a. isr 10. pure lard. ibs sEc
Niau a., best butter soc TO- cream
cheese zoe "a cans milk 2sc siricti,
fresh eEEs asc. stall l. wsinuss foc 10
honey. Zoe comb. sweet oranges daz
ssc stall g. asparagus. Zoe and Sc 10
green onions. punches Bel radishes ,
hunches Bee cauiiflnwef. Use head rhu-
barb Be- m tnrnips Z punches Be-. hest
potatoes lhs iec stall 4 lemons Zoe
doz oranges. Zoe don grape fruit. Soc
dor bananas. iGr and soc dos Stall 10.
cans milk, itr Ice bar securing soap.
&C. cans Dutch cieat\r itc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

s-c-R-E- E-Ss s-c-R-E. IS 3
STOP the FiY
Get In touch win our direct ,
frpu factory to- sou piau if
will save yna IS 60 80 per
cent on az huiidiug materials
We operate oar nau fagtorN.
and make immediate ship
meht from largest stock In
West
wtuaaw screens -..... sec uu
sash tor hair. y indesl screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
VESSEL IS LOCATED

SAN DIEGO. April The s. s.
o. NJ. Clarke. reported disabled
and helpless off the coast. was
sighted off Point Iona today. Sew
eral vessels had been sent out in
search of her
Canadian government to operate
railway 1900 miles long. from Mon.
oton, New Brunswick. to Winnings.
Copper companies In Michigan an.
nounce 10 per cent 1ise In waxeo
] on account u WAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

TtNE AtRE-. SMALL UorsI
IMPROVED GARDEN LAND

Running sHtsr. rich soil good sar-
den. roads and n.iRhhofhood
fine place Tor small dairy and
hogs plenty ~ open srRSins land
adjoining Price tsTi. terms $50
cash balance $50 monthly To
SOC this place. call At office on
Anderson dock Madison park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
SNAP-40 ACRES

bout 90 acres cleared. balance ioeKed-
OF good paNtur" easily cleared CON
siderable bottom land. running water
good we'll good house and barn family
orchard good team. some cattle on
county road near good. i've town. WIN
consider cheap home and f5oo cash a.
first payment. balance long time.
T. NJ nOOTu. sss Burke bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
MAIN 94O0
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any
one desiring something a lit
tie out of the ordinary IN
their daily needs and requir-
ing il in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary
Remember. satisfaction IS
guaranteed by every adver-
stiser.
Just Use Your Telephone!
f5r0E 0fWf-Tns ---rssin store. 80
o~~sesntA ave. corner Main. sells rev
1 sna s~eond hand suits sad ov~rreets.
~ 40 IN. odd coats Jfe ups pants aeS
up. hats and shoes. sec up; watches
ss~ un. toei- j%wsiry. guns. franks. AZ
>~ ,e~ss> ~
\. Arrow~Eys-kr-rsw
Tr~2FI.I. " FsfREf.L-tzf y '. bl~
General practice estates lass hufnsnt
ara rlf~ ~rnsuisatlon IRE EllIe.i -
1rvicE FREE-1osErH Aii.EN. At.
ropNrY. ~ years experience. tawr -
hv~hard and wtf- property rights
S co<sriTATfoS FREE Rooms teh-
<es rffer. Music nisx Naiu i9so.
.JOY~ n PARKEe--ett t.yun Bifs Nair
ssfs % years srpertenes In Chicago
~onrss
XfffIAM RHfNe-Attorrsy al Law.
fyfs rfr.t ave. Seattle Teiephons VI
tfcsk s1tr. Advice free on nry subject
~, letters promptly answered. laws ~
husband ard wise promptly adjusted
Y w~eklr r~p1rss mad. o~ roiisrtfprs
&oc~~sssNs>~~~~~-~>~~-~~S ~~~~s>~--~~~-re-~
Alto DELIVERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

Man. wifE and son want work n any
kludi prefer laundry work queen
Anne ttls
MAJ. With family must h.ye work WIN
dc any kind Of work references Phone
>~~<>>e>~-~~-~~~~~~~ sse~e~s
% PERSONALS
LONELY yaunE widow ase 10. weight
lsa owns niee, comfortable home. $50
acres finest wheat taad near Pacific
coast worth 80, oee. Income taeoo
yearly siHo isrsc bank account good
disposition, easy 90 set along WITH viii
marty ponr man " bright honorable
hmhiiinus ana capable 81 msuaKinE
property suecessraii, More particulars
fof ary man answering auick inclasins
some postage Address sincere u-tis.
Farmingdair, Sc. hak tdrnefal dsiis.
cries NOT anssefvdl rhs notice IL
genuine
LONELY. nice younr man ~ rs. sifanser
On tgNn. wishes 60 meet nice young
lsdy. object mairimcnY C.ss. star.
nENyEh nte wohks-iios I'm. elty
ksysnaush's ~ % tat. ICES fif.t az
LADIES sandsfsoas Cotton neot Pill.
safe ana sure cure fef delayed periods
price 81 Monsv refunded " remedy
falls after fair trial Raymond Kennedy
Co. ufN Pike o.
WANTED Plain aud ehiidTrr's sssIns.
~ competent sHamstfsss, isia HNN -
| 0Ef MAkRiEn~ iisst mairiuiSniaI paper
ruhishre mailed free The Cor
reFr1narnt. Toledo, onto
MANfcCRiNa and gaassasiuE. ha.isru
lads attendant. offices ii-ts. tittb
Third az.
MIDWIFE MRS ANNA WtiLEtksEN.
fefe isth ats " rheas naiiafe istf
LADIES kwvAt.n s~uti@Wan as~ ~
I
$500 stt -" -" 49,
f"A N"n'H W =" a'NN@inte" ~"
80" f"N"s ANY ~ ~iNN~ "a'
Ftfh'hF' NtN s"tefN eNA -" 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

fte HAnH. 80 MpNTitiY
fhis is rich. level tract ~ land In a
veil settled distfiri iust sect u ~
atatts Ideal market fnF AZ yoa can
raise fine nsiFht1fs on ahfetnins tracts
Close Go school, Strange hall ard saa
mill delivery from stores cream route
~ y = Ahd tetsphnhs Perfect title
rruEr SOUND FARMS co CO.. ard A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

AAAlNl N ifAN M = III
10 sores. al Hoo8 land situated north
% city near nsw brick htshway. &
ceres ia clover ssfaam house chicken
house and spisndid untsc This - a
bargain - fa.teo liberal terms Phone
North ltsi % Eiiiatf sses
WITHOUT INTEREST
70 sores mostly IN xrass Iass ths pis~s
srhehl u. n telephone pfIfs
tste. ite cssh. o. psr menth. ~ithpat
interest
READY TO FARM
10 srFes nearly All level e. least
acfss ready 90 pies ard plant 90 rfops
miles from 'esn. aifh fuins cream
sry htsh school price 1850 80 rash.
o. psF manth iRssrssi per cont
~ nowas hih ter Hsrand Avs
90 No FURTHER
nui lenE az this small iraet - rrouna
eantstefna % ars. ineatsf siatus uns
nifis fFufn Lake washinstun. un fhs
res efnss srHanfrs road sos hains huiit
rhis road aiH ranasei ths raeffir tish,
war ana Nnfth rraak boslefafh TIE
price 10 tgss u IL fhs enis tract ~
this sfss ~hirh fap can huY aiens thfs
road n sif inrrssa- IN value tee.
fnshaoesiY u eniF takes ere rash.
and ths h4ianes fuar BE- Paid monthly
Hurry ~ Ypa ~ili b~ toe late. as this
10 a bsrsain.
otg HASEos CO. rSc
sl' S.~ rsrs nloss
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81. w.- rsrs nioes
N..n1Y a. LIZ rAnn

kr~ ros ieesinN fnr a farm This 10 iasi
~hst Ypa rant - mile. from t1pnssr
square - acre. IN cultivation. fine
srit iafss nfrhafd uev house and
ham. Price fsoas inciudinE stock ans
fafnins Implements - ass each se
arf~s - ioNaeasaff land sdfsintrE ~
80 80 arrs 4 real bargain Address
"a sfar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01

70 scrss ready 80 pisai 90 sHads ~ crop
rou sNi pa Tor q IN short 'ins On
good faan'T rad close - rAF iirs snf
railroads sNHmiil near land. rhis q
aeges CLEARED. fur 1853. 80 each
ana o. per month 81 American Hank
ititE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS

akk1k4k& TENTS. AWNINGS
Nt Everything In canvas
TAN J. webb Kitchen q Co
<XT-NA~ al University.
NEW PIANOS ron RENT, RENT APP
piled on purchase MsYsr- ronsF. sit
tfninn
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wENr A WHEELER
Coiman block

hE INDEPENDENT
own an arro OF 1uanita. across Lake
WashinEtan. fua cap live here and
wofk IN t1eu - Ysafs ESQ lived
hsrs AMI sorhsi in town. and nos ihs
boat service 10 much better THIS prop.
sriY 10 halt miia from lake and =
mites from Kirkland ferry Very beet
81 soil Would not cost mseh 10 clear
hs there are fee stamps asd the tim
be- IL all second ErnHth. The prices
fanEs from igto 20 $3.50 ~ dpwn and
% pTr month. no Interest F0r sale
~ owner Agents need not appiy
Csas. star
ron NENr arrss ffuW email mouse
chickens EHfirn some cash ~ =
MHfan bellevue wash
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NOTICES

NEsH hAds repaired. .0i People. Bank
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FOR HENr--smsr store GOOD iocstion
for barber shop. furnished hnusekeep-
IL rooms. water nnd light Phone Bal
lard igf4
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WITHOUT INTEREST

10 arFrs mostly IN Krass Iusi ths pisrs
Tor cows chickens end spuds seoa
srhehi a. n telephone rfle-
tssg ste cash. a. PEI month. sttbuut
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o MALE Situations Wanted

MAJ, wifE and 500 want wofk 81 any
Kind prefer laundry work Queen
Anne ttfa
Man. With family must h.ye work WIN
de any Kind % work references Phone
Elliott HxHf
NN-NeNeNass.a-@~AN
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ACREAGE
A MOST FAVORABLE
orronTuNtTY

IL nos presented "a secure d 6. 10 or 90
acre tfacf ~ excellent land az esrr A.
ffaCtiye price, ana ON the easiest kind
- terms go with us 81 zee CATH
CART LANDS n you wish 90 move
ON the land right away. Wa have sew
sral tracts with houses on them. ready
~ occupancy. call and arrange 90 set
out this esrk
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Martha J slyter vs.. Daniel n. Slyter
cruelty; clara Hailworth vs.. Geo. Hall
worth cruelty; Maud Friedman vs.
Charles Friedman non support
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10 AGENTS WANTED
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

AfDDLE-ACED woman ~ help about
house IN Tacoma. Small wages aud
good home East 7f7s
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IS For Rent Unfurnished

2-HoOM. modern furnished cottage. fta
7qTG Burke ave