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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-10

to the river bank where cheap water
ways shipment will be available to the
districts markets.
The district now is served by four
boats daily, Loeffel said, going to
Memphis, Cincinnati, Ohio, and up
stream.
1t is believed that the owners of the
vast tracts of land that are being put
in such fine shape, plan to sub-divide
their holdings into small 40-acre farms
and dispose of them to expert farmers
who wish to practice extensive farm
ing The land in that section cannot
be purchased at present.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-10
ANTI-HORSE THIEF MEN MEET

Mayor Fred A. Rage yesterday aft
ernoon was again reelected president
of the Anti-Horse Thief Association of
Cape Girardeau County, at the annual
meeting in Jackson.
R. ". Russo was reelected vice
president and Judge w. b. Schaefer,
secretary. Butcher Sporting was elect
ed treasurer to succeed the late H. L.
Jones. Members of the new executive
committee are W. c. Cracraft, John
Smith and n. VI. Davis.
Three new members we're enrolled
IN the organization.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-10
Mayor Rage, In
Auto, Floats In
A Mud Puddle
Executive Starts For Anna,
illinois, to See the Races,
But Bad Roads Force Him
Back.

1t is seldom that Mayor Rage starts
anything that he is unable to finish,
but he did yesterday, when he started
| for Anna, H., to visit an old friend
and take in the county fair.
He made a mistake when he left
Cape Girardeau in an automobile in
stead of a motor boat, but it was too
late to reverse himself when he dis
covered his error. The automobile
mired twice to the hub before it could
land from the ferry boat on the east
side of the river, but as he had been
assured that the roads were fine from
the river to Anna, he did not rock the
boat
The Mayor was accompanied by
Charles Wippermann and the machine
was owned and driven by Harry Nc
Claim. On the way to East Cape,
Mayor Rage and Mr. Wippermann
cOmplimented each other upon the ex-
cellent weather.
eve could not have been more for
tunate," said Mr.. Wippermann.
This will be excellent for horse
racing, my favorite sport" responded
the Mayor.
Glow are the roads over the
brook" Mr.. Rage asked the ferry
boat man. CAS- fine as silk" he an
swered.
"Well, our trouble is over" volun-
teered Mr.. Wippermann.
q am never sure about anything,
Charley" the Mayor replied, in a tone
that indicated ne might have had a
premOnition.
When the boat came to a stop on
the east side, McClain started the pow
er and the automobile began to chug.
As the machine rolled from the boat it
encountered a mud puddle hub deep.
But after some difficulty, McClain
steered the party through. Then, a
short distance away, they were forced
to drive through another stretch of
bad road.
Gust as l expected" remarked
Mayor Rage, zone never knows what
is going to happen until he starts
somewhere. | think we had better call
the engagement off right now"
Il can't hear you at ALL reqlied
Wippermann. IF we went back now,
we'd be called cutters"
"Well, | am willing to wade, if nee
essary," responded the executive.
From that time on it was Just one
mud puddle after another, and as they
| drew nearer their destination, each
hole became deeper. When they reach
ed the outskirts of Mcclure, they met
farmer. driving a horse that had
mired to the shafts in mud.
"Well, if you fellows insist on con-
tinuing this trip" said Mayor Rage, 81
guess we had better stop now and put
on the life preservers."
By this time Mr.. Wippermann had
concluded to accept the Mayors adj
vice, and they skidded around in the
mud and started back home.
81 wanted to see those races, and
then had looked forward to meeting
my old friend, d. w. Morse" said the
Mayor last evening.
q never saw such roads as we pass
ed through. We mired almost to the
bed of the machine, but | don't believe
we touched the bottom at any time.
In some places we could have made
better time had we been in a canoe"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Volunteer Norkern [

volunteer workers In recent mem.
befship campaign OF Y NJ &. A
given banquet by board Of directors
Monday night IN Y NJ auditorium.
Wo Wee, 80, arrested with opium
In his posseasion in police raid on
store az 5ll Eighth ave a.
Active recruiting for Third COM
Dany. new branch OF Coast artillery,
10 begin tonight IN Armory
Local ministers Mil hold conven.
ton ~ missionary laymsnis move
mcnt next year
Committee reports Of Y. w. c. a.
read a. directors messing Monday
show flt persons helped In past
month.
filks meet tonight az Press club
10 discuss means OF entertaining
Visitors this summer
Funeral Of Helen Mstson. Seattle
society gifl. who died In Japan. held
Monday At Lake View cemetery.
5tephsne surace. Black Diamond
hotel man. fined 800 by Judge
Whitehead Monday on a charge OF
conducting blind pig.
Russian reservisis In Washing.
ton. Oregon. Idaho and surround.
Ing states, called 10 war by Russian
Consul General Bogoiayiensky.
Or. Matthews flags woman who
wears jewels. al revival services
Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage License.


nEeiAn Kurits. -. seattle. and Chiyo
suHukl a. seattle.
oiffed fAmorsaus %. Seattle. and
Minnie Miller 81. Denver Colo
Thomas Inch. a.. swift Current. Can
ada. and Henrietta Parker. -. seattle
X NAt.ukawa IS. corni.h. Utah. and
r. sato. ~, Japan.
10. y wsich. seattle. and Fannie u.
Bas iugton. seattle.
William w. blackburn. Seattle and
Cora ~. Sears. MIunsapoii. Minn
Ed~ard Leptisn. 20. Seattle. and Ruby
FRANKIE. seattle.
Alvin johnson. "a. Nj Vernon. and
Alma Hsnricson. ~ Burlington
KENO Kiyomiju. -. Seattle. and Pull
MlYuno. 90 Seattle
y Eugene KRIS. 80. Seattle. and Mae
r. Wood. seattle
rhichi Fuiiia. -. sam Demsa. Cal.
and Ritsu Testumoio. a. Japan.
births
Mrs and Mr " STROLL casa Kepler
~ daughter
Mr.. and Mr. ). okAmoso. us JACK
son -, son
Nr, ana Mr.. Campbell al W Re-
publican 81. daughter
Mr. and Mr. : NJ. BRAND. tsoi 18Th
ave y w son.
M. and Mr. M =. bird. 81 W Is,h
at. son
Mrs and Mr. Milo cassbcre. pa W.
bFfh St daughter.
Mrs aud NJ y A. Kane. Adrian court
son
Mr. and Mr. NJ Manning. 18Th ave.
s. and Atlantic 81. son.
Mrs and MT y. @. BoxrE. st,s Bth
ave. y. W. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. W q. sutton. 1898 SEN
era ct. son
Nh. and Mr. W W. Kmeen, 1881
Mr. and Mr c W. weaver. sal Hia-
Watha pi. son.
Mrs and Mr. Henry Musanto. 7ss
Thomas st.. son
Mrs and MIR \ De Campo. 1900 At
iantic 81. son.
Mrs, and MT Carl u. Y. Pollock. ii0a
itth ave. =. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. a. Tocohricct SO Tenn
pie pl. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. = NJ Lorcnccn. 4oso
ssth ave. 5. W. son
Deaths
Michael Dillon, 90. Providence hos
SCION cook, rs, Kins county hospital
March 8
T. Tar.uio cmsiel. Il, Providence hos
pital. Feb. .
Knutson ,malel. 30. city hos.
pital March
Harry W. Law. months sass W e2nd
St March ~
Ruth = McCurdy q. Seattle General
hospital. March -,
Julius scottney. as Klne & wlnEe ship
yards, March 2.
James Fields, -. King County hos
pital March g.
Divorces Granted
Anna ". Davenport from Frank 4
Davenport,
Divorces Asked
Marie Hart Va Martin y Hart. cruelty !
Edward Davis vs. Pearl Davis deser- I
ton; clara T. Riley ". John T.. Riley. Z
Ella pu Fresno vs. Frank
r. pu Fresno. cruelty. Anna Brown va !
VIM. Brown. cruelty, Geo X. HaViland
vs. julia HaVtland. cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
UNIVERSITY FOLK
TO have Big NIGHT

The merchants of the University
district will welcome the opening
OF spring business Thursday night
with free entertainment for every
body. Banks will distribute dollars
merchants will give presents OF
clothing watches, clocks, candy. ice
cream cones and a dozen other
things
one man will keep barrel Of
cider ready for anybody who wants
a drink.
Nobody will he allowed to spend
money between y. IN. and mid.
night. Mayor Gin will be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
Ell Sc WHERE
John Il. Bullock will leave Wash

John n. Bullock will leave Wash.
ington. D. G.. Wednesday in Gus
tody Of e. s. marshal. TO serve jsll
sentence here
Hood River Valley Apple Grow
ers' association secedes from North
Pacific Fruit Distributors.
W. a. Parish, city manager az
Phoenix. Ariz.. refuses 10 surren.
der office 10 successor.
Colorado house erpels Repre-
sentative W. W. Rowland on per-
jury charge.
Kansas City firm contracts to
furnish French government with
&c. 900 horses.
Mrs. Peter veuve. Countess
Jeane de Madre. dies in small cot
tage az South Bend. Ind.
Lincoln Beaehey's father. who 10
blind and in a greatly weakened
physical condition at Dayton, O.
has not yet been told OF sons
death.
Steamers Astysnas and Mon
teagle tied up at Victoria on ac-
count OF longshoremen's strike.
'HtO w. sdtls PRESIDENT tncfI-
can Telephone a. Telegraph, SAYS
L. s. has 100000 1obless persons.
Capt Henry King. retired pub
Usher. dies at st. Louis.
c. w. cisusen and I. A. Pecer-
son. state representatives. leave
for San Francisco TO investigate
conduct 81 Washington fair com
mission.
Port Angeles asks for free mall
delivery service.
Tenino water free from germs,
reports state health board
Twenty-Five non-union men from
Seattle began loading OF Jap liner
In Tacoma Tuesday.
Jas. N. Neil. Tacoma. appointed
Z. s. shipping commissioner for
Puget sound
orsys Hsrbor farmers organize
to bring about new trade relations
between producer and consumer
Halt a dozen cougars killed with
in city limits OF Port Angeles this
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
URGES CHANGE IN
EDUCATION SYSTEM

DR. w T. Bawden. special dele
gate from the L. S. Bureau Of Ed.
ucation. spoke at the Commercial
Club Monday night. He urged a
change in the present system OF
education, declaring II Is at fault
In not paying more attention to the
needs of boys and girls who must
take up vocation outside of the
professions
DIR. Bawden addressed the Nh
nicipal league at Good Eats cafe
terra Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

ftau 40. large cans mills tsr Stalls
e-4oa. 600 can sweet potatoes. zoe Stall
a0f q Iafse cans bsets ztf Stall isf
ibs suEar. Soc. lhs fine rice. tsf.
stan 4is home baked bssua. Zoe a. hfsils
afs3tt black watuuf taffb soc 10. stall
Haf beet Luffrr. lbs g. Stall 20.
ibs coo coffee. - Htaiis 1889. sweet
pieki"s tar a. Htalis iI-t1. pot roast.
o. 4r Do. isHf lard. l2lse o. stall o.
pork roast itc DO pionie hams. 11tfo 90.
stall 40. fottaFe haHs tte lb EsEtarn
hams t1c ib. Htsu so. fancy lemons.
dor str stall co. good oranges z.
dor &c., btail $50 fhuharh. zoe DO.
riati 80. aspsraEus teo d.. new pota-
toes 8 ibs 1ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
PUBLIC MARKETS


Farmers section HAdlshss. bHprhss
tf iurnipH punches Co., rfsss. ? banchss
100. baHfs and p1rsnipf. fn pan. tomatoes.
Joe TO-. rhubafb. 100 bunch sweet po-
fatoss D. o. stalls sAsf pure lard =
ihs zbo. lard compound zoe TO- tongue
sausage zoe ib Hfsu &c. best butter 3
Ibu VI atsu a. mararonl or spaghetti.
hutss ftc. Lemon soap hafs ttF.
stall -. hot. douEhnuts i0e d0g sail
o. green peppers lts o. fancy appiss
81 boz. Yakima potatoes Do he ztf.
stall ~. yakima Gems lie zoe stall
90. lemons 100 dor Htsn - funbisf
oranges t5e dor stall D. fancy Wine
sapa. 100 dor stan y. side pork. 100
~ iaub stsak. itg Boo Htau co. Hehll-
linR'a coffee 3 cans Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

HaH ~ G0If I.eaf cstsup- i,0fiIes
Zoe. Fiali 49, cake aoughnnis Toe dor
stall 10. fancy asparagus. Zoe bunch.
stalls ilrit. fresh Columbia river smells
~ a.. lbs zoe stall ~. sEtra fanry
butter 1or DO fgl cream fhness. eDc
ih stall 3. sEtfA sweet oranges dor
2bet Black TsiK apples goo dor stalls
Q. 2 Hnd Z. veal roast 100 and i1ar Do.
aiati "a. fanog fhubarh. : lbs 2sc Fsal
Q. sliced fsd snapper zoe % California
fresh maeksfei tbc H. stall .. & large
cans milk. 9St. Csmpbsifs pork and
b~ans cans .ac Htau 49, peas. corn
and tomatoes. cans gbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
REAL ESTATE


$500 WILL pui ~ good fte7N BLACK
smith shop suod. i've trade with
some tools genera hiafksfuithtnF. Shoe
tnG also room house. sell good
puup. eistsrn chicken houses barn
arfes - good garden land pnh fruit
trees berries co. bearing 6 minutes
Nalk from o. -. bank Thrifty fafm
fnH community. small easH payusat
easy terms 4 bargain DenSr T. "
Phelps coupstiiis Wssh
fun HAtE topf foous and bath. a..
easements paid fn full itIe8. $500
cash balance iihs rent iiutfhiu.
sun v - Hns zoe
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kians 1875. lbs macsrouL Csc. SOC
can baking poSdsr 1tc. raun fnlIk CSC
10 cans - good coffee o. stalls Is-
~. beet fresh rhurneS batter. . ihs -.
Jsfs~F butter. ibs CSC. stall . fresh
haiihu'. lbs. ffc. salmon. its &c
stall %. oranges ana apples ioo dos nsE
potatoes zoe ibs neN California green
pea. itc ~. asparagus zee d. stalls
p = ara 7. round steak tic ihs r
bona and sirioiu steak ttc 10 pot roast
e. 60 ighr ~ hofus-fendsfsd lard. 2
he sEr stall & smoked liver sausage
gte TO-. Roman cheese. co o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
DISMISSAL OF COP

The dismissal of Police Chauf
feur Ernest Ohlstrom by Chief
Lang was approved Monday night
by the civil service commission.
Ohlstrom was dismissed for failing
to report an accident In which
Former Motorcycle Patrolman G..
G. Stanley struck and fatally in
Iured H. H. Johnston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

Htais ttit. - ~. sugar 81. bis
cans miis. zee stall ~. new potatoes
Toe ~ frssb green asparagus zoc lb.
-tHiis is1-i1t Vegetarian cooking OIL coo
hair sal sr o. no gal. rice biscuits. Toe
pkg stalls t9.tt linE sausage. zee o.
leaf lard iIisr 10. FfAu 20 best Yah b
Ina potatoes o. est delivered applss
81 box. delivered. almonds he csc
Hiaii 10. ffssh vhurnsd butter : ihs 81
fresh ranch sEEs 9 dor sse. stalls RIB
"a. ripe tomatoes Toe and PC 10 Gu
pambsfE zee and 4tc each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

stalls if.it Toe pkg Parma. o.. pure
ground coffee itc TO-. 6 100 rolls toilet
paper. Csc stall o. tsndsfioih - sole
Toe o. habitat. he i4r stalls 1915.
spinach. lbs See nsw potatoes. ioc ~.
stall 10 Hunbisi oranges dor CSC.
fi1fidA grapefruit fpr 2Le Stalls 80
shoaifsf rufk roast lgtsr 10. pot roast
ifc 3D., mutton chops iGc D. stall a..
HsiuEs chow -cho~. ibc ~ Zoe loaFss
bread. Ice stall 49, local ranch egEs
doE sc. best quality creamery butter.
lbs etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
a rnnrrr PLACE

Nice modern house on beautiful lax.
The price IL ~ roo GA s~rY eary terms
HERMAN A fcuHpEpEH
lta iiteriy BIOS Thifd and TETON
VERY rhsAp faf rash. modern rottss.
nssf Ala beach Phone .onfos soi
fon NALE TwD ioi. ,ttso tioeAs
eu's'ds riiF limiis i'eo safh. o~nsf.
~-~-~S~~~.N-~-~~~~-~~
"A HOMESTEADS
its ArHKs hns shsaf iaad ia fzm5as
niE usud wheat belt - Central wash
trEtans 90 irriration. sitaat~d Only
sbpuf uliiss from railroad town
Hnnd roads etc partly Cleared A
large portion - fhis Eaiuabis prep
srtY masi suiiabls far alfalfa. - vhich
90 fsns per arfs 10 n that Locality e
common yield Purchaser wii bs pot
60 30 expense 90 this pisr. Fins
hiGhly improved ranches around this
land shos shat the tor wiii raise
uwnnr IL IN dire straits financially.
ffea spot fash siii boy f~iinquishm.nf
on this whols auAftsr section. Tuf
e1nagleis Information address CSC. The
star
tees. zee aefss Zee sotsfanssi haTa.-
stssds decided iGnds. o. 10 tse per acre
Fsaff Tor fig-inGs ytsic. 20 20 40
tpshsi, wheat finsst inlanG climate
A"R NHHAfsNNaeNA 90 HfeiMNa hflNN fNr
ffs. honAs Immigration nnfssp. c.
~, ~ - = - s.ssti. ws.s
INVESTMENTS
itrsaa, insssimsat Co. .ss Lambsr "a.
change
WILL disrpant tifs morts.s. psysbls
August ~. 1915. per cent Will take
re -. Ls.assr E.shsss. nias
~ FARM LANDS
nrf LAND 300. tier ausiiiy coli. 80
fare "a Esafiis - acre. 81 Gee. tle
American hanA nids. s~Hsf.
se.ssa AcHAH. SHIELD. ilissf saiis5. Mos.
isna. shssi oats alfalfa lands sfst
scfs. irrigated. ne % sis Burke nid
FfSE FAHM LANDS IL wAEfnSdToS
irrigated sna Nea.ifrissi.d
Aierr ~. sew LINE Dor free
tessist. ~rita fusnisrs,ion bureau.
g. >, =. ~. ssasti. wn.
Yor CANNOT MAKE A niHTAKE
IN nugins Coed Land where
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE
where large area 10 being Developed
m an idsai location and where Their.
sfs permanent Industries to Aid IN the
development
WASH. uFFEHs THESE kpvA~T AGES
tn. LANDS 40 ~sii Eraupsd srsand the
tcsn. whsfe our mills are located
There are sis auto stages snd two
frsins daily. coed roads schegi. store
shufch. a. . D.. phone ard fsishbors
cur pricss and terms are reasonable
ard
Yur DEAL WITH - DIRECT
Write o. . ~ Msikisfuhn. Ma
tand psui i5ei 4. G Easith nids
Hrsffis. Wash
THRKr LAwrs Inn 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS

NEY on SASH AND DOORS
~ buying direct from the
manufacturer and saving the
fntddisman's profit.
We own and operate the
largest "dtrsct-to-consumsr
sash and door factory IN the
West. and can save you
from zsg. 20 sex on building
materials
We make Immediate shipment
from the largest stock IN the
West. and guarantee the
quality OF our goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

Kings
l. e. y FRirhairn. cashier ~ tho
above named bank. DO solemnlv swear
that the foregoing statement l. true to
the host Of ny knowledge and belief
g. r. FAlRHAtRN.
tNotarial soan Cashier
Subscribed and sworn go before me
this 18th day ~ March 1878
T.. = SCHAEFFER
notary Public.
Correct-Attest
W T. COLLIER.
-. EARL BfGEt,OW.
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IAkt MA-lI>oroN oAnprN

We hafr fine. level tract ~ alder
lsad cleared. fenced house aud
uafhuiidinEs uH good TOAD Within
~asy uHik - school stores Hnd
ferrF daeA Price tffsa terms 40
rash sHd tte mnnthiy SOC ran
i've on ghis pisee and waFa o. So
attic 70 beats daily Gene direct
~ nafss a FsfFars office L. ktfk
lard Co go this plaes-'st minutes
from Madden pafk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
10 MALE HELP WANTED


WANTEu-Bg city civil Service Conn
mission. applicants for examination for
tho following positions Carriage paint
~. house painter. UNITY man. light do.
partusn.. foreman city shops fanltar.
meterman. iiEht department, assistant
meter foreman. liEht department. Pro-.
motion. playground Instructor clerk
engineer overhead distribution. light
department golf instructor. green
keeper assistant meat Inspector Az.
pilcatipns must be- filed o. tho Com.
missions office Triangle Building. not
later than March leth. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
40 BUSINESS CHANCES

~ AAN uNt 10 louhnE far . 5000
chance. hefs i IL one electric piano
which they eau rianufshtsffa. talue
81 500. nos 90 sale at tel Washington
e. hf John tifufta Tor fsfF saiall
margin Don't ioH~ fouf thanrs
oNE.tAtf Interest boz hotel - an in.
tssfmsnt Can raf te per cent iutsrest
90 Investment D. Fsarsau Hotel
HaHuk Nanfne. wash
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s-cross panel doors. IS sires ,.....f.fi.to
same for painting - sizes only .... 20
cottage front door, ............ 81 Is ~
s-piy veneer interior door. ...... 800 40
New Craftsman interior doors ~. tssa %
New Craftsman frtaf doors ...... 2Tspy
Cottage front windows .......... 2.6o Up
i-iiEht trausom ................ Sc up
Bungalow easement sash ...s.... Sc up
Hot bed sash (siazsdl. a-0Es.9 eve. 81 Is
t-ors-e ............... ais
Complete inside window trim ..... -
Cofupists inside door -..... 90
GLASS. PAINTS. BUILDING pArrR
AND HARDWARE. oSE-TTIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40. II
O. ID WILLIAMS co.
1919 FIRST Ave 4 Main 1857
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10 AGENTS WANTED
IL FEMALE HELP WTD.

GOVERNMENT jnbs Tor women. 30
month. no iafoffs tlst positions nov
obtHiuabl@ free Write immsdtatsIv
Franklin institute Dept 7tiC. Hoch ..
ter ~
~~-~-~SS~.~1.~-o.~~>>~0
i8 FEMALE SITUATIONS
WANTED Position a. rook In small
hotel o. camp. or huuaskseper Tor
~idowsr with children. Phone Elliott
1871
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MAIN 9400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
IIREG DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
ono desiring something a lit
tic out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it 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-
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephonel
HOOK HERE--Tn. bargain store 80
Occidental ave. corner Main. sells res
ard second hand safi. and oxsrco.ts
s.-ss up. odd coats. ssc upi pants. sec
up. hats and shoes. see ups watches
Sc Up. ,oois, tswslry. guns, trunks. AZ
lowest prices
~~-~~~-~~~S~-~~~~~~~N ~->~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~
ArrOk>ENs-AT-Isw
RUSSELL u. FhRREtL--tss y 4 Hik
Genera practice. estates. Laws husband
and wife consultation free. Elliott 80.
ADVICE FREE--JosEPH ALf.EN. At
TORNEr. 20 years ~xperiene-. laws %
husband ant wife. property rights
CONSULTATION FREE Rooms tas-
<es Eis@rs Music Bisg aain itte
JOIN r. PARKER-e3i Lyon Rdx Main
ssfs. as years experiences In Chicago
courts
IAN RHtNE--Attornev at Law.
1919 First ave, Seattle. Tsisphnns FL
ffctt 51sT. Advice free any sahf-ct
al letters promptly answered. laws of
husband and wife prompfiv adjusted
weekly reports rtAf~ On collections
Se~~~~~~-~~-~~--~~~~~-~~ ~@-~~~-~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~
Alto DELIVERY
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% MALE Situations Wanted

WANTED Work ~ . German aud ifoi
lander. who are used - Working 80
Ecthor. good attn teams. WIN prove
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