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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-21

Npcnking of Gary fight promot-
ers, we know eard player who
WAS SO busy watching the dealer
that lee overlooked straight flush.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-21
SPANISH TAUGHT

Trlu-lati0ng a specially. inlouna-
lion aud consulting bureau uu legal
ana riusHc-= matters about amy place
of old Mexico. a. NiIN s.. SlLl-
NNs. Mexican Lawyer. Whiting Bldg.
rooms 6 and s.. Albuquerque N. W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-21

WANTED -clesn eauan 'sss " The jour.
ns nffirs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-21

WINTER is COMING
ttsooHs Dlhsts good poeti, stufD
The Winter scribe resume his Job.
And writes that Herman w. McDun
Vho plays right 6sld Zoe liogaus bun
San hit as hard as Nrus Cobb
he ta,es u9vc writes Jerome
Tulvtrs. TO hr % soier' hut III
takes patience Co listen to one.
The succrssfui goltrr requires
concentration, hut thr trouhlc with
most vt thrm Is that thrN don't cOn-
crntratc their golf SO the links.
Va W0lgnst - fighting again, but
tt IN evident thar he II not in his
old time form he has NOT hrokcn
hts nrm lea uiiS tNo months.
TicAc. speculation in connection
uItH football ba been suppressed
'rhtr, Wilt he no more spcou#uus
HtH H,>U talI
Jack johnson bent az staEr
mau9Ger u London. but u he wants
to brcumr popular why doesn't hc
take Il poke ut 81 ticket vpcculaturs
g. Thom ANA Uorer Brysua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-21

Johnnl hubNuc has hcen charged
with assault Hud battery, hut Il
never could have hnppeRed Ia the
flug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Haffihkf licenses
Dave j. Dflscoil. 81. and Marie Hob.
IS. Seattle
william @. Barnet. az. and Grace c.
Smith. a. Seattle.
sidney Clarke and Elmo RAntoia. Sc
attic.
II. r. Davi.. "a. Seattle. and Adelia
Fenske. 20, kendail.
Lafayette E. smith and Lena O.
Miller. seattle
Jack Flno. SO. and Emma Lans.,on.
90. Seattle.
olav olason and Frsda warhu.. So.
attic
James I. slmkins. Seattle and Mary
y. Miffleton. san Antonio. Tex
stephen r. Burgess ~. Seattle. and
Ella l., Switzer. ~, seattle
Emanuel 4. SchoenherK ana LILLIAN
Van poiah, Eugene, or.
Louis Andrew t'laEstad ana Marie
WestnerH, Seattle.
Mrs. and Mr. Geo =. Rice. 1874 Third
ave ~. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. II. n. Mccoy. .s77 sand
ave g.. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Carl Cummings. i2i2
Ruth st, daughter.
Mrs. and MIR. Mary 10 Forester. a2s
lTth ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. giorvaune Morllno. SOS
18th ave f., son.
Mrs. and Mr.. H. l.. Gerber 1891 ?srd
ave- son.
Mrs. and Mr.. +. y. wylie ~ AM Rvc.
son
Nathan Kosakoff 426 a7th ave s..
daughter
Deaths
Unknown man, about rs. Iowa and
Colby Sta. July ~
elsie !, Anderson. 10. SSH aoth ave.
n. W July 10
Johan r. smith. rs. soai W. tSth st..
July ~.
John c. scurry, 90. 1895 .bth ave.
July IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
SCORES PEACE
AT ANY PRICE

SAN FRANCfsCO. July i7-De-
clarlng Americans want peace. but
peace with honor" Speaker Champ
Clark today advocated an adequate
navy aud an adequate number Of
men trained In the manual OF arms
TO mobilize an army sufficient 20
rcpcl attack from any foreign
power" IN bis Liberty Bell Day"
speech before thousands AT the
Panama. Pacific exposition today.
Il differ In toto with the propo-
nonts Of peace at any price That
lH an amazing. demoralizing, a de-
grading doctrine" he said
"On the other hand. | am utterly
Opposed to those who advocate n
large standing army and TO those
who advocate navy equal 90 the
two biggest nayles IN the world.
That theory is un.American and
prepoBterous.'
Clark advocated doubling the
number OF cadets at West Point and
making IL obligatory upon the
secretary OF war 10 detail any army
officer To any school. college or
university which will furnish a
minimum Of 200 students 10 drill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
SAYS WE'LL
BE CITY OF
A MILLION

~ venture 70 risk a prophecy.
In two decades you will hzvs
four or five millions Of peool.
In Washington. Within 20 year.
Seattle Will have populstlo,
OF million. The big ques.lo,
then, TO be answered BY H.
proposed survey Of your Insti,u
lions OF higher education h.
What do you propose TO oo,
You must cease thinking in
terms Of thousands Of dollar.
and begin 70 think In terms a
millions OF dollars"
Thus did Or. p. 3. CLAYTON. d
s. commissioner Of educstlo,
speaking az adviser 20 the stat
Legislative commission on scu.
cstlonsl survey, before an su.
dienee In the Y. N. c. A. audi
torlum, Friday night, enphssl.
the urgent need In the stats a.
Washington Of upbuiloine and
eorrelsting the work Of Its edu.
ostionsI institutions.
In Washington" said DR.. Cl,,.
ton, there must be al least one !,
the u great educational Institutions
OF the United States and one o, N.
greatest Of all the Institutions !,
higher learning In the world.
Your legislature has appoln,ss
a commission TO survey the edue,.
tIonal situation in the state Tn
commission has come 10 the federal
government for help. | do not knov
what the results Of this survey WIN
be.
First. we must make a caresu,
study OF the state; its iopography
resources, population. industries
We must look into the future II ~
can
Probably Washington OF the N.
ture will be agricultural. WHIT
kind OF agriculture. uniform or var.
ant? What industries will you d.
yelop? What commerce? What shaIl
be the dividing line between your
university and your state COLLEGE.
When is duplication OF instructioa
In my wanderings over the cour-
try ] find jealousies between ci,iss.
II one city gets the university, an
other claims the college. and third
demands the normal school. ID shIs
good or bad? Should these instisu-
tons be grouped or not? A thou.
sand problems will arise. They
must be solved right. II you would
solve them right. you must make 4
good beginning by thinking In Biz
terms--in terms fitting the bigness
OF the Washington OF the future
DIR. Claxton was introduced By
Senator Sutton. chairman OF the lee
islative commission. Presiden. SUI
zallo OF the University OF Washing
ton also spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
PORTLAND PLANS TO
Prevent STRIKES

PORTLAND. July IA way by
which many OF portland's future In.
Dor difficulties may be settled was
seen today In the adoption by the
Central Labor council OF a program
providing for Joint Cancellation
board, TO be composed OF members
II the Chamber OF Commerce and
the council.
The plan provides for a concilla.
ton board OF five members from the
Chamber of Commerce and five
from the labor council. six OF whom
are TO be selected to arbitrate any
labor dispute. should arbitration be
requested by both parties involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

Who shall say what a great part the little
Want Ad OF the daily paper plays in the
building OF the cities
This we know, that if that part were ever
Analysed and accurately known, II would be
astonishing to the public.
II is not an exaggeration TO say that about
half of the total number of employees secured
in all lines are secured thru WANT Ads
It is not an exaggeraton to say that over
half of the improved and unimproved property
sold is sold directly or indirectly thru the real
estate Want Ads"
In renting securing money, cleaning up UNI
used articles etc, etc, the want" Ads also
play an enormous part.
ARE YOU USING STAR "WANT" ADS?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
b>tfsAkE

Ho>bts-stall ace. 10 small rsn,
MILK sc Mason lars ais Sc dos 4 The
fire rice sAe cans sArdinss str stall,
Ills. pot roast, Toe and Tic ~ pork
roast. is9r TO tic ID good steak iss
10 stall sea saasfsraus Zoe az knack.
Nursi. Toe ~ ham bologna stc TO- stall
zof. green beans : lbs ite. nsw potatoes
lbs zoe. relsphous peas Tbs lee
stalls aee-sis. English wAinuts. ihs
$50 sweet Royal Anne cherries. 2 lbs
itr. fine csnfaioupes. for 2fr. stall
-. g-iaYsf cakes. zoe each. coffee cakes
Sc dos DC leaves fresh bread. gac.
c1roHnut bare. itc Dos stall -. best
butter. . lbs. 81. large can milk. SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
CHARGE MADE OF
CRUELTY ON SHIP

That a young American who ship.
ped aboard the barque Mario. out OF
Callao. Chile. Is dying by degrees
for want OF medical attention: that
other members OF the crew are Sc
riously ~ from lack Of proper nour'
ishment, and that a number OF sail
ore were injured because the ship
is without adequate protection
against accidents, are the charges
made in communication received
Saturday by the L. s shipping com.
miEsioners al Seattle.
The letter. which WAS signed
'Barquc Mario" was turned over 20
the Chilean consul for invesiiga-
ton. as the vessel. which is now in
port here. flies the flag OF that
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
HON. SECRETARY
LIBERATES JOY

Secretary Otto Case Of the Com
mercial Club Saturday received the
following telegram from !. Hiraya-
ma. secretary 10 the mayor OF Osa'
ka. Japan. thanking the club for the
eourtesies extended him and mem
beers OF the Osaka city council when
they were here recently. The tele-
gram In dated San Francisco, and
II as follows:
ION leaving your country. we ex-
press our hearty thanks for the
kindness shown us during our stay
In your city. Also for the profound
sympathy liberated by Seattle peo.
pie. Hoping you viii convey our
best regards 10 all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
.SHRINERS TRIMMED

Evidence that visiting Shriners
vera buncoed on wholesale plan
was indicated In n report made 10
the police Saturday by Leonard
Lundgrin. noble from Portland.
Lundgrin said that a man repre-.
senting himself as being F. II. Rob.
inson. OF III Columbia st. took or.
ders for sets of souvenir postcards,
requiring an initial deposit OF 75
cents for orders. He was 10 have
delivered the cards later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

-sft npn -s'siis :. g. . : fancy
frsrh erssssi hens. 1859 ~ pot roast.
O. ~ shoulder hams. iihc IL tat
bacon. - W % htaii ias. good butter skr
10 t.ih oAn choice rnffr~ sae best
fresh ehufn~t butter. fbs t3r. : small
cans mia. Zee. ~ Tor str. mild cream
cheese, : ihs ttr. Stalls ffs.ttt. beet
milk. 1875 ease delivered alta other
y ta urdsfi 10 bars iaundry soap. gsc
had rice. les $50; fancy white beans.
ihs 1Ac i-ib can best chocolate. T6c
best jar ruhhers. I dos ste. lib. pks.
seeded raisins. sse stall. 1913. pkss
minute iapiora. iSc. crisp cookies. lee
10 s'ih ran sts.i cot eoffs~ sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

SAT- HpAS Best patent Tour. tiGs
sack best graduated sugar. 10 lbs etc.
usw potatoes IS lbs use. corn uisat csc
sack head rice. he. ssc. pure rolled
oats. lbs sec 2tc can ripe olives i6c.
corn starch pkgs 3Qe oysters. can.
use. abc Coitqiene. CSC GOOD steak lave
10 veal outlets. isc NJ hams itu ~
sliced ham. 2ec 10 bacon ends Tic 10
pure lard. ighc N. large cucumbefs. So
zach. carrots. punches &C.. herts 4
punches Be-. sHg plant, i5o HI green
peas lbs, Toe radlshes lunches kc
green onions. punches &c. wax beans.
Sc ID; dry onions. lbs. i0c tomatoes
ihs 7to. old sppds. lbs Zoe. rhubarh.
lbs i0c new potatoes. tiss sack. Pic
cherries. lp-ib. crate. bao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
PUBLIC MARKETS


MONDAY stall ~. ihs sn. Ftana.
lated SUGAR BE stalls - "a. fresh p...
''pfttei niiA e. a.. g. ~ Stall 1884
sgaFssttt o. b. stall ~ natsr.s, H.
stat is apple batter TIE tt~ stat
itef his coffee specials Rtam 1877
fnpna steaks. tie De- qsHu "a esrn.si
t1sf &c 20 Tie Stalls as issnars r.
each srrir'is o. deE stalls gs-ss g.
leaves - bread. Ice Stall o. fgii cream
cheese &c 70 ffaii fs rcd f'hfraah
saimea. ne sc stall tafs fsa SNAP.
per. ihe "a Hfsu - .afnpis shoes 81 90
snf II - rair. stalls t.-s2 a. ~au
salaa OIL Use Stall "a shoes fss.i.a
30 70 CSC, HiAn a. Tee leave. fresh
bread tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

sAftHbAf-Ai f.ssiiss "a fhs sssar.
" %. i-ih can sruuud chocolate str
, Nsshlnsion butter. Zoe u. siaI itis.
y ieo loarss net bread $40 stalls sac
D large cans best miik iar vita / ID.
eoffrs. I dos hutss matches ttr. its
roiisf cat. fte. stall . steer pot Fsssf
o. 70 Toe 70 lamb shoulder. lee ~ ,
re'ase huits. lie -, stalls is.Rit. large
rsnislonpss. fof ite, sEE plant ier
asparagus. Ice 10 Tsieuhone peas ihs
zoe. corn. for b. snd . Tor Ice stall
=. pofS ard veal roast isAc - bacon.
iie - hams. ite 10 lee % lamb its 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

Infant jesmer, = days. 1870 poyis,on
ave. July 10
Divorces Granted
Elsie NJ Muston from Chas huston
Ernest l.. Strickland from Meliivina
Strickland
Gertrude II. Appleton from Thos. J.
Appleton.
Marie 4. Anderson from Jno. s. An
derson.
Christina Mccormick from simon X.
| Mccormick
Gertrude a. Ward from Elmer II.
ward
Faith Olson from Cha. Olson.
Hazel Armstrong from Edw. Arm
strong
Maria Paauette from rho- Paaustte.
Hcaua u. Staney from Theodore w
staney
Sarah r. Gardner from Geo. w. Gard
ncr
Alice q. Morris from Lee p. Morris.
MASK Alvasoff from Ross Aivaroff.
Margaret @. Perdoe from Chas. 3.
rardoe
Anita 4. Smith from Ira NJ. Smith.
Mauds Rennic from Geo. Rcnnie
Argent Il, crick from Sadie ~ CricR.
Eiir Krack from N. H. Krack
W. H. Sinclair from Kitty NJ Sinclair
Divorces Asked
Christina Mccormick from simon X.
Mccormick, dsaertion.
Jennie X. Martin Va Norman g. Mar
tin. desertion.
Harry r poran VI. Susie poran.
cruelty
Frances BudlonG vs. Abba Budions.
non support
Mildred TesroNu vs. Fornum Tcsresu.
cruelty
9. u. Christman vs. hsrrieu christ
ROLAND u. Morris. Va. Edna V. Morri.,.
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

been placed with Pauley for 1,txr
900 rifles. which are wanted by ose
OF the countries involved in the e.
ropean war. Pauley asks that this
be brought TO the attention OF mf,-
ufacturers OF this section Of iAs
country, who are asked TO qu0s
prices as 10 the quantity they ca
turn out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17


ACRES. good house ard barn acre.
AL cleared and pinwsd good. rich
loan. good bearing orchard ous-asar.
Ter mile from good school and store
lus' or Pacific highway near reform
story 81 Monroe. wash Price 7.T0o
81 900 cash. rest on easy tsrm. "A.
dress Mrs. g. Root n Y u. ].
MarYsvii. wash
ron sALE-a7.acre ranch u acres bot
tom land. IN snoqusimi- valley ~
miles east ~ Seattle. ono milo 90 Tolt.
~ acres IN pasture and CROP fine
view. spring large house. household
goods. horse. cows. calves chickens.
Immediate possession. Zee owner. on
premises Ralph Tinker. Toit. wash.
~ 0oo ACRES Montana land 1900 irri-
gated; agreeable climate. sure. profit
able crops 5000 to set 90. terms
esa Burke building
20 ACRES. close To Pouisbo. for ~ 600
Garden soil. oscar Brown. bangor.
WISH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
HERE'S CHANCE TO
SELL SOME RIFLES

Mayor GIL IL In receipt OF letter
from r. J. II. pauley. OF Buffalo. y.
Y. advising him that orders have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
u Statesmen WANTED

sALEsMnN WANTED Espsrienoe On
necessary easy work bis pay Write
now for iafHo ist % openings offofins
opportunities 60 earn from tieo 20 $3.50
muuth while Nnu learn, Address
nearest office Dept aee. National
saiesmeps rramius Association. thl.
gasn. New Nnrk. san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
LAKE WASHINGTON ACREAGE

Pine tract. ssc.iisu, vise nice.
nee hunEaisw we'll. chicken
house hcE pens. co.'s barn. al
fenced partly elsared only 10
minutes ~aik from ferry dock
VIII take tp5s Tor this fine
aersAE-. On terms - $50 down.
&c monthly John ursnemAn.
Kirkland Hotel. kirkland. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
ACREAGE

~ ACREAGE
rot ARE LostSu VALUABLE TINE
why DELAY foNSERf
You cannot mad
BETTER LAND PROPOSITION
Than are offering at
THREE LAKES
Enshemish County wash
puT now
Whfis yna car s~fsef from
THE BEST
a iaFa. ares. eel located, good isns
mile stages ssiiy tfains strsiisni
roads schools. store. church. n v q !.
phsus. usiehbars Prices ard terms
TftE LOWEST
rot DEAL WITH rs pfuEcr
Write Or So y ~ MEtKtEIoWS. Msr
Land Dept Three Lake. thf Co.
tfet l.. 9 smith ms Seattle
IT'S JUST ritY PLACE
Ton have been ioaatnE FOR You ean az.
guiFs s. 10 Or 20 series ~ ttth. level
cATHcART LANDS
In the Coed Soil Center
at very attractive prices Ars On vsfr
EASY terms Location. accessibility snd
quality % soil considered. ynu csHnp,
DO better elsewhere Gem. IN and let
us Etpe you cosupisfs Information.
WEST a WHEELER
Joe coiman Block Msin istf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
BUSINESS
rlREG1 DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something little out
of the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring II in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality of inn
media q. service and will glad
ly ..afnish any information
that Il necessary. Remember.
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
S WTD MISCELLANEOUS

THEATRE Moving picture
house make best proposition first let
ter, giving details Kind equipment eI-
psnss. etc Owners only T-zs. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
REAL ESTATE

~ HEAL Ed n T.
FORCED TO SELIc--BY OWNERS
Two ~ tho hest and most up to.date
houses on WaliinRford ave best ma
t.riai and expert workmanship
one Groom house.
one s-room house. with garage. no,
water heat
Strictly modern in every particier. on
two car tines; paved district. close TO
grade and high schools
TWO BARGAINS At GREAT
SACRIFICE
can At t2o7 wailingford Ave
WEST WOODLAND district. attractive.
new. modern Groom bungalow cabinet
kitchen. uilt-in appliances. fireplace.
trees one block % car; ron, terms
Particulars phone Ballard iu7
WANTED TO hesr from owner 81 good
ranch FOR sale Send cash price and
description. y. y. Bush. Minneapolis
MINI
HALF ACHE. modern bungalow. near
car; as minutes to depota. Rainier val.
Icy. chickens garden. $3.50. 4t0p
Holy ~.
LOTS eoTig7 iis5i city water In and
paif; ono block 20 car. 400 American
Bank nldF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
PHOTO SUPPLIES
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH AND Doors
Are you sofas a. buiidF Thea hay your
SASH AND DOORS direct from me
manufacturer We own our eva mlll
Sell anyone shin anywhere
5 cross panel doors first quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
FUNERAL NOTICE

JoHNsoN-At family residence. i742 W
SEND st.. July Is. age ~ years. James
beloved husband Of Mrs. Alma John
son
Funeral services viii be held tomor-
row. July ~. a. i;15 .. m. frousJ' heas-
ant Virgins Co. chapel. SAG Ballard
n,rr< ~ ~ ,1-,1 y lilll csInetsIy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

WOULD Nou MARRNf tanner.
daushtet aEa H. ssirht tgo. brown
hatr aud eyes. Eaod disposition. nirs
hausek srner and caHki property $40. GOO
VIII Inherit has no upportuuitt 2" meet
desirable Esptlument never married
viii marry roor man or farmer More
particulars giadiY sent any man answer.
inE uuick. iurlHsiuE snfne postage. Al
dress sincere as tih, Naiirf. Net
genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
Il LOST AND FOUND

AGENTS-Th@ biggest ssllsr cut Hesr
in concentrated form. good Elaps %
beer wanted BY everybody. 80 con-
vsnisnt. - cheap. SHOW ~ sell them
all Garry right N your pocket. snor-
nous demand big profits. send no
money. Just postal Tor free sample
proposition. The Andrew Co. Dept
a4ti. Cincinnati ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
FURNISHED APIS.

FURNISHED APIS.
f-HooM modern apartment. ~ basement
furnished At Lsschi park. ono block
from fsslsr WAY car; electric Hight
private bath. stationary laundry traFs.
VIII rent cheap 70 risht party VIII
take PAT q rsn, II rers nseeen .iss
UNFINISHED APIS.
FoR HENT-Thrss Dnfurnishsd apart
msnts. $40. ii1. 80 month. end East
linton car nns 1910 " spring -,
IS For Rent Unfurnished
srLENDiD b-roor fiat. fins condition
only few minutes waik to POSSIBILITIES.
Reasonable rent 90 good tenant. Phone
Main 1000
tis 0o-s-ROON COTTAGE bath. sise.
trio light and gas large yard bsf
iath ave ~ rhons Capitol 1897.
SIX ROOMS. heat. hot water: newly TINT
% tz2.so. Madrona district. East
sgsi.
YOUR LIGHT ROOMS. all outside. gas
range china closet. porch yard. tlT.e0
$50 walilnEford. North aosi.
ron RENT-Ciean. modern 5-room
house 1ia 18th \. Ksnwood 1919.
SIX ROOMa close in. near Minor and
Pine t22 80 Mr. Coryeil. Elliott 20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17

LONELY WIDOW ia the eos. indus
trious comfortable situation. beat
health. wt.uea TO correspond with sen
tieman Of corresponding aNe - COZ.
rect habits. some means References
OBJECT natftmnuE Address I 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-28

An elegant Circussian walnut bed
room suite from the Sollie-P Peters
Furniture company VIII go go each a.
the Two districts. These suites. Hike
the two automobiles. are exactly the
same. Al pieces except the bed ot
the walnut-the bed is q massive
brass affair. n the winners desire
they may select n other articles
from the splendid stock Of the Sollie-
Peters company. not exceeding $50 ia
value.
Two tS5 eight months courses
from the Albuquerque Business cot
lese are probably the most valuable
prizes tu the ones who win them. be-
cause OF the opportunity TOR an cdu-
cation which means not only "a good
livelihood but "a training which. u
NEVER used. will Dec ara ornament q"
the fortunate ones who attend this
excellent institution.
two S15 Nictrolus or Grafonolas
(winners may make their choice)
from the Rosenwald BROTHERS big de-
purtment store for those who love
music. II you want To- absolutely fall
In love with these prizes stop at the
"blg store" and have the gentleman
In charge Of this department play a
few of the records,
Two handsome Elgin gold watches
complete the list. Each backed by e
longtime guarantee and something
that those who may possess them VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-28
always feel right proud about
How Distributed.

After the automobile winners have
been determined FOR each Of the two
districts, the candidate in each % the
divisions who has the highest number
Of voten viii be permitted 60 make a
choice between the bedroom suite.
thu Victrola. the business course and
the gold watch mat Roes TO his par
ticuiar district
The candidate second hish will
have second choice. the contestant
third high VIII then Indicate his pref
ereuce from the remaining prizes,
etc. and tho fourth district prizes VIII
go % the one entered In the list who
has the next highest number OF votes.
Check Your Votes.
Candidates will please carefully
check the votes they have polled dur
ing this campaign ana see that same
correspond with the number credited
20 them In the published list Wcdnes-
day, May 20.
IL there ie amy error, notify the
contest department az once. that
same may be corrected. For the
judges who canvass the final votes
will count only the coupons hat have
been deposited after Wednesday. May
20, and add same 20 the number APP
pearing IN the published list on We'd
neaday May 2G.