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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30
Bio Gift to Baptist Missions

The state Baptist convention,
in session in Newark, N. j., was
informed that the Women's Home
and Foreign Missions had been left
100000 In the will of Mrs. John D.
Rockefeller.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30
SCORES SPEED MANIACS
York Judge Sentences Auto Drivel
for Kilinn Rov.

York Judge Sentences u DrIVef
for Killing Boy.
Harry lands, who run down in
an auto and killed fourteen-year
old Bruce Arnsberger on a turn
pike south of York, Pa, last June,
was sentenced by Judge Wanner to a
year in jail and $500 fine.
In imposing sentence Judge Wan
.ner severely criticized reckless driv'
ing of automobiles and promised the
maximum sentence to the next person
who faces him on charges growing
out of such a violation of the law.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30

Negro Appointed Minister to Liberia
James L. Curtis, a negro of New
York, has been appointed resident
minister and consul general to Ii
IBERIA, it was announced at the White
House.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30
THOMAS IRON CO.. SOLD
New York Syndicate Pays $3,5oo,oo0
for the Plant.

TOT ITTC FTdNLs
The property of the Thomas Iron
company passed into the hands of a
New York syndicate.
The price paid was $3,500,0 900. This
is more than was originally bid. Two
hundred stockholders were present at
the meeting held in the company's
offices in Kokendauqua and action was
practically unanimous. The COM
pany's capital stock is $2,500,000, d.
vided into $4,000 shares.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30
MONDAY.

Reports from Athens say the French
expeditionary force, under General
Sarail, has effected a junction with
the hard-pressed Serbs, and that a
Bulgarian force has been defeated,
the French following the retreating
foe into Bulgarian territory. The Bull.
gars, on the other hand, assert they
have captured Uskub, separating the
Serbs from allied aid.
German troops have captured lilo
ukst, south of Dvinsk, forcing the
cars troops to fall back across the
Dvina river, and are within nine miles
of Dvinsk itself, in addition to gaining
ground in the advance upon Riga, ac-
cording to Berlin official dispatches.
P%etrograd admits reverses near
Dvinsk, and reports that a German
cruiser of the PrinZ Adalbert type
has been torpedoed by a British sub
marine near Libau.
Paris reports the capture of an i'm
portant German salient at La Cour-
tine, neal Mesnil les Hurlus, in the
Champagne region.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-30
tuesday,.

A defeat of Bulgarian forces near
Strumnitza, Bulgaria, Is announced by
the French, and the English have
sem a brigade $4,000 mem from Salon
ika to aid their allies. Bulgarians,
farther north, are pressing forward in
an effort to join the Austro-German
army, the cavalry of which is report
ed at Valjevo, fifty miles south of
Belgrade.
London hears Russian forces have
driven back the Germans south of
Riga and Dyinsk, although this is de-
MED by Berlin. Petrograd officially
says the Teutons have been checked
all along the eastern battle front, but
Vienna announces a victory In the
River Styr district, with the capture
of thousands of Russians.
French forces are making a vigor-
ous attack upon the German lines
near Tahure, and Paris the
capture of German trenches. London
believes this fighting is designed to
prevent Germany sending reinforce
ments to Serbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
SIGNS
MOTORCYCLES

0IDHcrCLEe~Nss ana sscoAd maud
al Enahsss sam. % these ssksn on new
fSDisN MOTORCYCLE Bsifou q
wright at PIks a.. HszF broadway
ykons E24f sIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. T.
China. with a unified people. repub.
lean government. on the brink OF an
era OF prosperity. "a reckoning 20
the American business man and
financier. calling for American en-.
terprise 20 croFs the seas and aid
In the development OF her vast
natural resources.
This Is the message TO the mer-
chants, manufacturers and bankers
OF the United States. delivered by
Dr. Frank ]. Goodnow. former pres.
ident OF Johns Hopkins university.
who is here on his way TO China 20
become the legal adviser OF Presi.
dent Yuan.
China is vast undeveloped
America" said DIR. Goodnow. 1T
presents a big field TO American
commercial enterprise.
This country should first devel.
op for China means OF transports
ton and banking.
Next Americans should study
China and learn the needs and pc
cullaritlen OF the people"
DIR. Goodnow resigned his univer.
slty presidency TO resume the posi-.
ton with Yuan. which he held two
years ago.
With him he will take his family
and Prof. w. w. Willoughby. head
OF the department OF political sci.
ence Mt Johns Hopkins. whose
brother In now acting legal adviser
TO Yuan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
KELLOGG WANTS
TO BREED MEN
LIKE CATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7 DE.
clnrlug that the world needs a
new afistocrncy: not an artificial
blue blooded aristocrncy created by
wealth or official authority. but q
real ariatocracy. made up OF Az.
oloa and Venusea and their fOrtu'
nate progeny" Dr j. IL Kellogg
OF Battle Creek. Mich. today de
Tended the establishment OF a en-
Fcnics registry as n scheme for
race betterment nj the national
conference on race betterment.
The object sought by the pro
posed registry Il to accomplish for
human beings the same marvellous
transformation and 20 evolve tho
same bettermcntB that have been
and AFRO still being accomplished
for pigs and cattle" said Dr. Kel'
logs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
WOMAN ROBBED
while IN her BED

TACOMA. Aug. While Mrs. w
+. Williams lay asleep In her home
in the North End here. a burglar
eytricated the diamond from a ring
on one OF her fingers without awak.
ing her He was working on a sec
ond diamond when she awoke. and
the burglar made a quick getaway
In an auto. A short while later Ed
win G. Gregory was awakened at his
home. two blocks away from the
Williams residence. and saw a man
in his room. holding a shoe. He
fired nj him and missed him. The
intruder jumped out OF the window
ran TO an auto and escaped. IL r.
believed the same man visited both
houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
FORMER SEATTLE
GIRL SHOT BY GUARD

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Mrs Fran.
els Burr. wife OF Lieut. Francis
Burr. and formerly resident Of
Seattle. was shot last Wednesday.
II became known today. for falling
10 obey a sonlry's command 20 halt
as she. with her husband. were
entering the Jefferson barracks.
Lieut. Burr says he did not hear
the command. Mrs. Burr Is not 10
q serious condition.
Before her marriage in 1910,
Mrs. Burr was Miss Jessie Graves.
OF Seattle. daughter OF Edward
Graves. former president OF the
Washington National bank. prcsi.
dent Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
aud the Rainier club. She was
prominent IN Seattle social cir.
clca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
AMBASSADOR
MORCANTHAu
SAVES 10000
BY HENRY WOOD

CONSTANTiNOPLE. July n-
(By courier TO DE Catch and essls
TO New York. Aug. 7.l-Amersczr
Ambassador Morgsnthau ssrN
10000 English and French civilian,
whom Enver Pasha. Turkish va
minister. decided 10 expose TO bon
bardment OF the allied fleet b.
cause unprotected villages ver
Htormed.
Fifty were actually taken, but 1
secret tip TO the feet by Morrzr-
THAI prevented further bombz'i
ment.
Morganthau forced his way into
an audience with Enver Pssha. aud
when the bold stroke won. xlket
the irate war minister out Of Bis
idea OF a large revenge. meanwhile
communicating with the French
and British admiralty Department.
The Turk leader ordered y
civilians To be exposed to sstistr
himself and sent word TO the 1esi
TO kill their" own countrymen tT
continuing the bombardmert
After six days OF silence from shs
attacking fleet. Enver Pasha ~
scinded his order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
SELLS COPPER ROOF

Bursar Herbert T. Condor of the
University OF Washington has a
check for $4,000 10 prove THAI war
is not altogether everything Sher.
man said IL was.
With copper at n high market. on
account OF the war. Condor sold
the copper roofing from the engi.
neering building The roof had
been leaking Condor now figures
on putting in an asbestos roof for
81. 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
AUTO DELIVERY
AUTO DELIVERY GO.
ADJUSTMENTS
BILLIARD TABLES

roR SALE View snd SECOND HAND taruin
and Pocket niniard Tables ard eo~l'ns
alleys and accessories. bar fixtures -
ait kinds easy payments ~ n
BRUNSWICK bAt.kE toLl.s'N ns-N
co ren-e-t FIRST ave =. seattle =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
PUBLIC MARKETS
NNFFFNNf
sATUHnAy stalls fa-pfE.

SATURDAY. stalls ia-nit. large cant
aioupas. e. each, cucumbsrs. 2 for Be.
Stall e. strictly froah ranch eggs. dos
$50, fresh duck eGEs. dos esc stan 20.
fh hams half Or whole. Ice 10. stalls
af-1f. 4. ihs graduated sugar. csc. o
iarEe cans best milk. or Be- bars white
sanp. $50. With ! ~ bulk coffee No, 10
sack flour. sac 100 his pure cane sugar.
o. 90 with other so order stalls asa.
choice fat salmon. atc each fresh bone
les trout meat. AYE 10 Stall .. legs
- lamb. ibo ~! pure lard. lbs sbc.
picnic hams. lie III. sliced lean bacon.
$50 N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
FIND BODY Of
GIRL IN LAKE

The body Of Mrs. Ruth D. sco.
about %. a Aaleswoman. VA,
roomed al The Otis hotel. was ,on.,
Saturday morning near the w..
al Madrona park
She had committed suicide .i,,.
late Friday night or early sa,n,S..
morning Her motive IA no, kn...
The Womans Identity was s.,,s
lishcd IN peculiar maDne, ~
for a time Saturday morning !.
air Of mystery buzzed In ,ni,,.
headquartera Al the coroner's o,s.'
Acting on the idea that an. !,
the Madrona line cOnductors ~
have noticed the woman as -,
entered the park. Deputy Cora.
Koepfli, on his way downtowh ~.
ped with the corpse at the jsa..
son ~ barns
There, after some inquiry 4.
learned that one OF the concue,,..
had received "A letter ga,v,ss'
morning from a woman who ,ly,.I
her name. Mrs. Ruth 3. ger,.
In which she enclosed n.,.,.
stamps for fare she had beer !.
able 70 pay the day before n.
letter waB addressed TO cond,~,.
$. II. hammers. and was written !.
Otis hotel stationery.
II H. believed she had gone n "A.
park Friday with the lnteu,lo, !,
drowning herself but had eyldsr,,,
changed her mind at that IN.
Later, she changed her mind All,
The woman's body was flrr a
served floating near the end O, a.
wharf AT Nadrona park BY s.ys,.
old George Black. 1lls 5srd ave
He notified A. W. AcKIllln I,
West Denny Wy, who brough, n.
body ashore in a boat. 8. G VT
son. who conducts a store Al a.
park. notified the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
FRISCO NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHER HERE

Expressing n belief that the con
ference Of American nations To set
tie the Mexican question may have
much greater benefits 10 all con
cerned than the mere solution OF
tho problem AZ hand. =. W Kellogg
publisher and part owner Of the San
Francisco Call. left here with a
party for Vancouver. Saturday
With Kellogg are his wife and
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
ACREAGE


TuE oproRruNfrr ofPEnEp To
i.ASD BUYERS
A. Thfs- Lakes. fnuhnmish County. is
uSrHuAL ASD tNTEHEsTfsu
"Hou DIAL WITH tH DIRECT
on large area % veil located iAha
whore fhsrs are good roads. stage.
danF trains. mills. schools. store. " y
- ana many other eunNsrisncss that
make rnuntFy iif~ beth
FiEAHASr AND PROFITABLE
write o. So y ~ Nsibisinhn. MGR issnf
Dept tfet q. g. smith Hlfr seattle
TnuEE LAKES t.rNnFN 90
a. ACHES arfss 90 cultivation 20
arrss pastare. small hsafinE nfehsfa (,
faata house hsra tatte. a good eel
near coed school church and y v
depot ore mile from beach. a. zoe
terms ~ nwuef. A !. ~, HQt 81.
CtinfnH Wash.
ErnFH siasT land STA stream. asar.
ssr falis from ere teach. Prizes. sores
81 fffe u.csF Urasn. HauFrf. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
BOUND BY ROBBERS

ELLENSBURG. Aug. deputy
sheriffs are today on the lookout
for three robbers who bound and
gagged A. X. Bot. Sc. at his ranch
near here They demanded 800.
They locked Bolts wife and the
hired girl in another room, but be.
fore they could accomplish the rob
berry, they were frightened away
by the approach of neighboring
farmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
BLACK GARDEN LAND
WIN INV HOUSE

Level tract rich. black bottom
land fine acreage NICE mes.
we'll built house. sell sff Price
$3.50 terms $50 cash. SO
mnnfhlY This place ls - Kirk
land within fee minutes
school n you Nauf iittia
ranch with black bottom soil.
come and see this place Tahs
Madison car Hnd rnunfY ferry
o. kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07

rAft NifNh H- Ntnils lot~1lf. choice
patent flour. ti.as per sack. with o. so
ORDER 10 bars laundry soap. csc. 100
pork and beans. for i5ci tc cans milk
Tor 2br. ttc tuna fish. FOR csc. stall
io1 good butter. csc NJ hest fresh
churned butter. ms Csc. pasteurizcd
milk &C. at stalls 2. .. o. 2 pot roast
Az lh veal roast. ioc No.. round steaks
tbc H.! lamb chops. 1te h.. hams. 1bc
20 stalls 1873. black pepper, sec N :
2 double sheets ny paper, &c; Zoe shoe
u0fisn IEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07

MONDAY stall ~, lbs. graduated
sugar. soc sta,b TT-8s. fresh pasteurired
milk g. at. &c 81 stall 1881. small
cans milk $50 stsh IS. anchovies. $50
can. stall o.. apple butter Zoe ~ Stall
1895 100 can spaghetti. &C.. stan 1871.
lamb chops iaMc ~ steaks tbc No.
stall e.. rurned beef 70 tu Ice d. Stall
&C. fresh halihut. Z lbs 1hc stalls tt-fh.
tomatoes . lha Zoe stalls 6f-eh hest
peanut butter. zoe ~ Ntall 3. Zoe hiutnE
&c. stall 30. 1ic coffee thc ~ stall
no. sample shoes up Go 81 90 Tor 81 90
ladies efr bungalow aprons. 900 stall
"a. German breakfast cheese. for 2hc.
stall a. shoes resoled ace a. 1be pair
heels. SOC pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
YACHTSMAN IS SLAIN

VANCOUVER, b. C.. Aug Am
Inquest was ordered todsy into tho
death OF Rev. H. Z. Nixon. yachts.
man and sole owner and resident
OF Twin islands, near Cape Nudge.
He was found murdered aboard his
lmotor launch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
VITAL STATISTICS


Adam MIA. -. ana Anna sopsEL 70
chsrii. ooa.on. 81. ana Lillian Tsiuna.
10. seattle
Paul J. w1isins ., Louis. Mo. and
EAiiis Smith. Seattle
Lee =. Allison. IS ard Liza bennett,
80. ufeuefton
Dave Herbert fliiequert. 20. and
Hegrid Carlson, -. seattle
Robert Eastman. ~. Fairbanks. Alaska
ana olsa Young 20. KinEman. Aria
Ernnri NinuihAn. Hadiock. and Mabs
~ white. irondai~
Robert Victor Wells 20. Moan, Yer
non. and psrsis Buell.. Seattle.
Eddis 4 noidthsn and Lula OMEN. Sc
ALTA
o. /. Nelson. "a. mon,s.sno. and Me.
linda opgermann. -. SeenAh. Wis,
Peter NJ PaYue and uoldls u ooen
me. NJ Foiu,. ~. oakland. cal. and
Carol DoftheA Maui 81. Berkeley. Cal.
Mrs and Nj c. ". Douglass. 81 Fif,t
ave W. son
Mrs and Ny ! l. BARKER. $50, Sec,
end ave. W. twins. boy and ssri
Ms and Mr. John kasianick. tis Firs'
ave W. daughter
Mrs and Mr. J l.. o'Mesra. Fir-, ave
and Denny way. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Carl Fortney. Tis valley
81. daughter
Mr.. and AR n y. Allen. eli 1.ta ave
son
Mr.. and Mr. W. r Jenkins. 50, Gar.
field 81. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. y. 1. inErshan. ,s7i
Mrs and Mr.. " A clssE. i7,s Grand
ave. son
Mrs and Mr T. y. Turner. i'ii .sth
ave +. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Henry Elliott. sso7 Phin.
Mrs and Mr cha, A Evans. SIS sec.
oud ave n. snn.
Mrs and Mr. w J Masee tsis ssnt
ave. E. daughter.
Mrs. and NJ. c ~ Hi,e SIS ssnd ave
son
Mr. and Mr. Goo. A. Valentine. 100,
Seventh ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. y, A. Trumbuli. 1918 tsth
ave ~. daughter
Mr.. and AIR. Gus Janson. soss Baker
ave. son
Mr.. and Mr Fred Jacobson. tseo i7tt
ave =. snn.
Mrs and Mr.. r f. Fnrran. ssts W
6tth st. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. Y yemsmoto so7 Eighth
ave. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. c. y. Brown. 7ioo e. Johr
Mrs and Mr.. w II. GIN. iii 't,h ave
s.. daughter
Marsare, A. I.overidse. ~. Nio Whit.
man ave, August q.
Anna NJ westerman, ~, tsoS s4th ave
Hester irving. 20. i.,s sTth ave,
August 4.
Edward l. Holman. 80. 1854 Seventh
ave y, Ausus, s.
Henry Knadle, ~. iso W. sT,h st.
August :.
Caroline e, winans. ~. .osT Lston'
ave August
Marjorie Dixon. 20. Providence hospital
August ;.
Divorce Granted
Cora l.. Watson from Harry s. watson
Fannie Toulouse from Chas. Toulouse
Ethel Porle Kaiina from Thee. y
Kalma.
! Helen Jones from Ernest Jone.
Geo. J. Dorfnsr from Lolita May Dorf
nor.
Mary Pope from Grover Pope
Lille orr from Harry W. orr
Georgia l. Moran from Rot r. Moan.
Vera Patterson from Cecil Patterson,
Addie Henderson from Richard Hcndcr.
son
Dorothy webb from Joseph webb.
l. y. stedman from Emma stedmAn.
Ada Annie Wright from Geo, A. Wright
Divorces Asked
Mary Ann Taylor vs.. william David
Taylor. support.
jamie NJ. nurris vs. Geo, c. Burri., de.
Hertion.
Chsa Hunton McAtce vs. Efna Irene
McAtee incompniihility.
Annie Louis a. WIN VS.. Walter H.
WIN. cruelty
todemA Kirkman vs. Don Klrkman
abandonment
Joanna Malone vs Joseph r. Malone
deasrtion
geo uannister VI. Marie Eociherg Ran
mister. Abandonment.
Ada Annie wright Va Geo. A. wright
non support.
Anna clinton vs.. Nathaniel c. Clinton
dcsertion.
Iesnie Macke James Mackie
'cruslty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
AGED PIONEER DEAD

ENTIAT, Wash, Aug. THE
body OF ]. G. Ely, pioneer merchant
OF the Entiat valley, who died here
nj the age of 10. will be shipped to
Seattle today for burial. He was
the first white child born in the
state OF Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
GIRL IS DROWNED

CHEHALIS. Aug. Unable to
swim, Miss Anna Hanson. II, was
drowned in Newaukum river. near
here. when she stepped into deep
hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
RuMoR IS FALSE

NEW YORK. Aug. the ~
NOR which had been circuia'e' :.
Wall st. early this morning o. Is
assassination OF Loyd1eo'.s
Great Britain's minister OF maI
lions. proved false. There was ~
solutely nothing 10 the rumor'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
MANY Are PARDoHED

OLYMPIA. Aug. Acting n.y. y.
so applications for pardons ana " !,
roles. Gov. Lister today dispose ~.
the cases as follows: f1nai ~
charges from conditional peiuv,sr'
10: final discharge from parole 40
conditional pardons. As.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
PERSONALS

YOU'D YoU MARTY a farmera
daughter age 10. weight 12G. brown
hair ana eyes. good disposition. nice
housekecpef and cDGa, property So. 900 .
wili Inherit. has no opportunity 10 meet
desirable gentlemen. never married .
viii marry poor man or farmer. More
particulars gladly sent any man answer
Ing quick inclosinR some postage. Ad-
dress Sincere" CB-fiB. Valley Mob
ssnuiDs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
SPECIAL SALE or LASD
L Il. L = ..u.u--L-

At HALF PRICE
Ready Or Ton g. tssia vofk
Fisht rae 80 ~ rer affs Hsns
uisr ralus ffta % PEI arrs sps-
risi price Includes perpetual
water Hsht nistt % irfiEat-
inF alfsafr there
fss fhs ilarnirratian assnt a. 81
ALASKA uifa anf Esf o. on this
The ruf price 70 rnaas a. sfesr.
tfse ere flrsf tinrE - isnf ftffe
arr.si Affef that nuihins but
faI price Foss
farnfinn Ahnuf kauFs fifs
sasi ~ EiisnsturK 90 msin iin.
- g. ~ ar a. Level iaam
soils depot srhnnL store. y. O..
sfc. small payments
Practical farmer formerly sfas
ri0Fsd ~ fh~ government rs
been engaged 20 infafs on che
land and shaw Nau hos o. farm.
Already buyers ar~ shfurtna Ger.
leads - lumber etc over there
and fhs efa - fmrroF emsnt -
Isst staFtinE 49, faf FREE folder.
Apply ~ fmminFafiHn Aren't. Sa.
2ot ALASKA HldH Nlfh Calhoun.
urnnF a Esina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
REAL ESTATE


MENF IT ~
1asf chat yau hsFa hssn wafrhinE fnr
tie fea wnfth - property fnr - 600
~ Fpa dunt believe y. come and sss 81
4 g-rnnHn modern house plit haf
hlerk - Level sfaunf located At cnfnsr
% 10Th ave D ard HaVsnna bnpis-
safa Gees ieth - * all asssssfnents
srh iarss Paid tragifs On premises
rhans Ksa~enf gtfa
kNAr-M etsfn s-faans house. 9Th farri.
,ufs lot tortse o~nss q, iit' i''h
sys v Tigs sis- y - Z . k..ssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
HOMESTEADS

roncEb - sell lee Acres. sofus ,Fnproye-
fusnfs. no better soii IN state kie.i for
stock HaKs anf alfalfa thrive - this
district lake srfinss ara creek near ~.
sirtnn shunfanrs - water for stock
Thts property 10 close 60 good iasn ard
ralirnat. rns climate. no severe sin
tore cattle run aut the year round
alf.ifA Yields ten tor Per acre. good
market fnr al Fnu raise ani sheulc
make some ore independent ~ handled
properly About = mile from this
place are orchards vaivsd 81 81 zoe %
per nefs Numerous lakes IN vtciniiY
make H vsrf desirable locality for boss
ara cattle. aisn decks geese. turkeys
ard other poultry CifrunEfanrss cause
sacrifice ~ snif Nffhin feu feys
price tttt % fpr thts whole is1 acres
~ GA not need -. money. wruit not
part With this property. 80 onif In
fer~sfsf parties who have fttf % IN
cash need apply For fnii particulars
rail- AZ itot eth Ave. Seattle. aud
hfinF this -
nEFonE huYinE reiinauishmsni. IN East
sfn Washington. zee our iisis aiso fuaps
sos Green Uifg city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
81 statesmen WANTED

sALEsIEN WANTED Experience un-
necessary. sssy work. big pay. Write
now Tor large list ~ openings offering
opportunities 70 earn from 800 20 800
month while you learn. Address
nearest office. Dept. sea- National
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EIOPED With WAICn

Phillip Gross. 1925 Washins ~,
st. awoke at $50 Saturday MOI, y.
ing, just in time to see a man ,op
appearing thru his window = AZ a,
watch belonging TO Gross. aiso ~
appeared. 1t had the letters
NJ. IL. A." engraved on IL
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BUSINESS
DlREGT TORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
of the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make specially OF im-
mediate service and will glad
" furnish any information
that is necessary. Remember
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser,
Just Use Your Telephone!
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FlREMEN TO PLAY

The Firemen's band VIII s', ~.
concert at Salmon Bay PARK o.
day. beginning at S p. m.