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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
RICHARD WAKE is DEAD
Founder OF Wakefield Passes Away
at Los Angeles, California

The news reached this city this
week of the death on Tuesday OF
last week at Los Angeles, CAL, OF
Richard Wake, the founder Of Wake
field, and who was pastor of the
Methodist church in Manhattan from
l1875 to 1877. He was also pastor
here for a time and kept things
stirred up all during his pastor. He
had for some years lived in Salt
Lake City before going to Los An
geles.
In 1858 he established the Wake
field colony, then twenty miles OH
the railroad, first getting options on
a large amount of the old Kansas
Pacific lands, and then going to
England where he got together
large number of colonists for the
new world who came here on his
glowing description of Kansas, the
soil, the climate, etc., some OF whom
took up his options on tracts OF
lands, while others took homesteads'
Many were not farmers at ALL and
with the hardships of frontier life
and grasshoppers, etc, did not pros
per, and some returned to England
some went elsewhere or entered
other businesses than farming, bit
on the whole, many Of them stuck
through all the vicissitudes OF early
days In Kansas and they, or their
children, now represent the prosper
ity of the Wakefield settlement ana
vicinity in many ways. Because OF
their Ill luck, some of the colonists
took offense at Mr.. Wake, and DUB
bed him slippery Dick" but those
familiar with the workings OF the
Wakefield colony say that his only
fault, IL fault 1t might be called, so
far as getting the deal through was
an over zealousness in the descrip-
tions of the new country, all OF which
might be a mere matter OF tempera-
ment, and the country may have
looked to him just as he described
It to possible emigrants.
Through his first missionary work
in getting the Wakefield coloney Err
many other families from
were induced to come to-
this section who did not join in with
this particular colony, and many OF
our wealthy men in this county are
among these or their families. The
late H. H. Mead Of Junction CITY
had for some years in his real es-
tate office an advertising sheet OF
the proposed colony which showFd
the wakefield steamboat landing on
the Republican river. with loadeo
steamship coming up the river 70
discharge its cargo. This was pro-
jected scheme OF Mr.. Wakes which
never did materialize. His stories OF
the new lands many of them are
more than true now, as Wakefield
settlement is one OF the finest dis
tricts in the state of Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
ELsTON LANDS MAN WHO
WROTE IMPROPER LETTERS

How ]. F. Elston, former ADJ
leue man and now postoffice inspec-
tor. landed a man who violated the
rules of decency and the postal de-
partment is told in the Topeka Capi-
tai of Sunday. The Capital said:
A two-year hunt for the author OF
improper letters written to MRS. L.
A. Kerr, at Lincoln, Kan, In 1917
ended when Inspector Elston, of the
postoffice department, stopped IN
front Of the drug store of Joseph Il
Cuddy, at Lincoln.
Elston had worked on the ease
when the letters were being writ
ten. He did not find the author
Since then, whenever he went 10
Lincoln from Salina, he took some
Of the letters with him and asked
the postmaster II he had heard any
thing new. Last week Elston was IN
Lincoln and was returning to the
hotel from the postoffice. He was
passing q drug store when MS at
tention was attracted by this sisn'
"Hot chocolate"
"Well," said Elston to himself
CHATS the man want" and ne re-
turned to the postoffice. He hao
the postmaster secure specimens OF
the printing of the proprietor ana
the clerk. After he had compared
the specimens with the printing IN
the improper letters, he visited the
drug store.
"Mr. Cuddy, why did you write
these letters?'' Elston demanded OF
the proprietor. Mr.. Cuddy glanced
at the letters and denied that he
was their author. Cuddy's denial
was so firm that the inspector be-
gan to think that he had made
mistake and made his escape from
the druggist as gracefully and as
quickly as possible. He was ponder
ing the problem in the hotel a Few
hours later when Cuddy walked IN
and handed him a written confess
sion.
Doctor Kerr was a good patron cf
Cuddy's drug store and all OF his
prescriptions were taken to Cuddy
to be filled. Kerr was engaged to
marry the girl who is now his wife
when these letters began to arrive.
Investigations did not disclose the
author, and 1t was not known until
last week who had written them.
Deputy United States Marshal
Myers arrested Cuddy at Lincoln
yesterday and took him before Unit
ed states Commissioner Chase at
Junction city. Cuddy was placed un-
der bond Of $4,000 for his appear
.ance before the grand jury in To-
peka in April.
Lincoln is a small town west OF
salina and is only few miles be-
yond Shady Bend, famous for its
tar party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
HAUsERMAN's SLAYER
GETS CONTINUANCE

Another continuance was granted
John ]. Brennan. the man who killed
william Hauserman in Kansas City
recently. This is the third time
Brennan has been brought up for
preliminary hearing, and each time
a continuance has been granted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
Funeral Of Edward HutChisOn

The funeral Of Edward Hutchison
was held this morning from the E.
a Leach home on North Buckeye
DR.. r. s. Blayney was in charge Of
the services. A large number Of
friends attended. Burial was IN
Bethel cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25

10. c.. H. 8. Defeats Manhattan Highs
The Dickinson county highs de-
feated the Manhattan highs at Nam
haitian Friday night, 81 to 80. Cal
lahan. right forward for the Chap
man five, threw u field goals.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
Advertised Mail

For the week ending February ~:
w. r. Tisele, Miss Jessie Daniel
VIM. J. Scott (due 2c).
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-25
MRS. ADEIlINE ATNIP AND
GRANDCHILD BURIED SUNDAY

The funeral service of Mrs. Ade-
line Atnip was held at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 1:3O
and an overflowing congregation OF
sympathizing friends attended. She
was one of the old and much re-
spected citizens Of this county, hav-
ing moved here with her husband IN
1871 and settled on homestead
eleven miles southwest Of Abilene
She lived there till one year ago and
since then she has lived with her
children.
She died at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. VIM. Roller, February 19
at the age of 73 years and Is days.
She is survived by six children
four daughters and two sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyer ar
rived with the body of their son,
Marvin, Sunday from Scranton, Kan,
for burial here. Mrs. Boyer, who is
daughter of Mrs. Atnip, knew cf
her mothers death, but was not in
formed of the funeral arrangements
until she reached Abilene. The serV-
ices for Marvin Boyer were held ut
the Tufts undertaking rooms and the
body taken from there to the Bap-
tist church, where it lay during the
services Of Mrs. Atnip. The bodies
OF grandmother and grandchild were
then laid to rest in Abilene ceme-
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
WANTS FIGHTER
HIRED TO BEAT
UP HUSBANDS

SANTA ROSA. Cal, June ~.
The appointment OF a 'eoun-
" prize fighter would be a
sure cure for wife heaters. Aft
ar man had been compelled 10
90 against q real boxer q few
times. and had been battered up
"a badly as he deserved. he
would hesitate a long time be-
fore he beat his wife again"
Justice Marvin r. Vaughn
made this statement today. In
discussing HE suggestion. made
from the bench. that the county
name some good boxer official
prize fighter 70 deal with men
who abuse their wives.
His suggestion was prompted
BY the appearance In court In
one day Of three women, all
with black eyes inflicted BY
their husbands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Ilccps~s

Marriage Licenses
RAYMOND Luther Hanson. Is. and LII.
Han blanche True. 90
Frank a Fielder. "a. Hremorton and
Jennie Wood. -. Bremerton.
sam c. Christensen. -. ssattio. and
Belle Cato. -. Seattle.
oscar Neustadt Chicago. IN, and Rose
Colsky. Seattle.
Matt W. johnson. IS. Rochester. and
Emma HuiitA. ~. inde pendsnce.
Clarence ~ Robinson Seattle. and
Laurett Burkhardt. Seattle.
Eugene 4 I'M 20. North Bend. and
Ada l.. Snyder. rs, Seattle.
Births
Mrs. and Nr John Ball. 1919 iuh ave
s.. daughter
Mrs and Mr. c. NJ. Britain. 1903 East.
lake ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. W J. Bailey. iTiT 18th
ave. daughter
Mr., and Mr.. Y. otsuhmaru. South Park
Seattle daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. J. a PIokcnbsugh. s.ik
Pearl at. daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. G. n. Field 1909. i7th
ave. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. Steven G. Johnson sTio
Fourth ave n E. son
Mrs and Mr. barney sitko. SSH Sew
enih ave. 8. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Kari y. Friedrick.on, 100
2Sth ave. y. W. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. +. c olh-rE. ssss W. seth
St daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Mathew strand. as.s W.
s2nd at. son.
Mrs. and Mr. #. A. Msovicsr. .s5. La.
tona ave, daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. n, w Sill. soss Sixth ave
y. E.. non.
Mrs. and Mr.. Lewis Nelson. III N sia
st. son.
Mrs. and NJ II. n. Nelson. 1908 ION
ave. n, daughter.
Chas y Middleton. 81. 1910 Firs, av.
W, june g.
wnlwd c Harlns. o. Seattle General
hospital. June s
J. Burton Brown. ~. Klns county hos
pltal. June s.
Divorce. Granted
Grace Campbell from Walter H. Camp
bell.
oscar C. Evers from ELLA Ever.
y. Emerson Feurt from Coral E Feurt
Amelia Caliatin from Ira l.. uallattn.
Frcderino HoEernon from Jas Rogsfson
Randine johnson from Berut johnson.
Hazel E. Birch sai from Jno. r. nirchail.
Myrtle Smith from chas. \, Smith.
Flora Peters from WIN. r. Peters
Florence !, Frost from ChaH W Frost
Jessie Griley from bernard Griley.
Henry c. Schmidt from Anna n
schmidt
Viola schurra from Albert schurra
Mamie NJ. Powell from Fred NJ Powell
Fridoiin Wilhelm from Regina Wilhelm
Divorces Asked
Blanche Rose Va. Theodore Rose, deser-
tlon,
Lsphe s. Kieswetter vs.. Herman Kies-
wetter. desertion.
Susan brown ". Julius u. Brown.
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
DALE WOULD
BOUNCE CITY
ENC. DIM0CK

Insisting city Engineer Dimoek
should be called upon 10 resign II
the council falls 90 agree With his
recommendation az regards the
sealing OF the Cedar river dam.
Councilman Dale fayed tho board
OF public works for the delay In
making repairs on the porous res
ervoir Friday. Tho discussion
arose upon the taking up OF "A res
olution relating TO the dam by the
council finance committee.
The resolution. which directs the
board 90 hasten It's report as %
whether the dam can Ne m do
available. was passed unanimously
Dale'H resolution FOR employing
an expert 10 handle the work wah
laid over
A heated argument preceded tho
vote what would you DO. Dale.
IN you were king" Fitzgerald
asked.
n were king I'd fire every one
OF the board OF public works for
going ahead with the dam without
first ascertaining whether IL was =
proper undertaking. The men re-
sponsible for Il should not be IN
public service"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
STATE LOSES
CASE AGAINST
HEALER KNOX

indicated % charges OF "nnpro.
fessional conduct preferred by the
state medical board. VI. +. Knox. a
mental healer. IL again In posses
zion Of his license To practice in this
state. Judge Tallman having dis.
missed the state boards action be-
cause OF insufficient evidence.
Knox was refused a license by
the board IN 1903. lie appealed 10
the superior court and was granted
"A license Later the supre.ne court
affirmed the decision OF the lower
court The medical board then re-.
yoked the license on the ground
that Knor's conduct was not profess
siguai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
JUDGES MOURN FOR
LATE COLLEAGUES

Memorial services for the late
Judges Langley and Humphries
were held Saturday. In Judge Mack
intoeh's department OF the superior
court.
Judge Albertson presided. Appro
pirate papers were read before
members OF tho Seattle Bar associa
ton and the other judges OF the su
perior court. Courts were closed al
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
SUM MER CAMPS

DEED . a beautiful .lte. sssi0o. Hood
canal. ftAfb. positively no other
charge, Terms if75 cash. Mckinley
4 Watson, i1a0 first ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
MAYOR AND 6
HURT ON CARS

LOS ANGELES. June i2.-Seven
persons. including former mayor
OF Los Angeles. were Injured today
when two Los Angeles railway carr
collidcd If nth and Main hts.
A G. Harper. former mayor. sus
tanned broken ribs.
Every ambulance and patrol wag
on In the city rushed 90 the spot
The police controlled the mob with
difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
TAKE AWAY CHILD
PENDING DIVORCE

As Mrs. Anna r. Sather OF
Woodland Park ave. wsA vanish.
ing down the street with her IS.
yeAr-old daughter. Marie. and a
suit case packed with necessaries
OF life. Friday afternoon. Deputy
Sheriff Wiley took the child from
her on warrant and turned the
girl over 90 the Y W. e. A.
Otto sAther. the woman's hus-
band. IL applying for divorce. lie
asked that the little girl be taken
from her mother until the case
was settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

THE ANNEX a-soot Eighth, nesr West
lake ava Sew. clean. furnished. steam.
heated bedrooms tfeF msn1. ffue baths
and phone Transient Soc, wsskly,fi 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

VII HbNN~tial u, lbs snFar
Soc. stalls 7T.1s, fresh pasteurissd milk
&c at. &c ~ stall a.. lsss pork. itSs
10 20; roast. &c 20 Toe 10 boiling bee,
60 - % 10 picked pork. AVE 10 sfaI
p. fresh churned butter, $50 10 fresi
sErs, 80 doE. dor CSC. EiAn lbea
1911, Nack yellow or white corn meal
Csc stalls and :. large pineapple.
for iSr. stall . lemons. ic each. gtai
as, curumhsrs for Toe. stall "a dnet
peaches tc H. Stall s. cottage cheese
Dc 10 stall q. Ice hluins. Sc stall ~
4tc bottles lemon or vanilla extract. Ice
stall ~. shoes re-soisd. SEQ 10 7se pair
heels. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
STOLEN CHILD
BROUGHT HERE

Belief that his 3-year.old son.
Irwin. has been kidnapped by PEG.
pie now In Seattle. brought War
rem Holton. OF Port Angeles. here
Saturday 10 elicit the aid OF Sher.
IN Hodge IN trying 10 locate the
lad
Holton left the boy with a Mr..
and Mrs Charles +. Richards, n
Port Angeles. to whom he rented
bis home a couple OF weeks ago,
after his wife died.
He returned 10 that city. Friday,
20 find that they had left. taking
most OF his furniture and the child,
he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

sArt HpAY ~ Stalls iii-iis. oanfa.
ioupss. g.. lee nnd 2 for tte. cauiifla~sr.
ice each. stall .. lsF veal roast. faikr
10 pork steak and roast, igso 10 Stalls
st-is, ibs sugar SOC. so 10 sack flour
atc, cans cleanser. 1sc. 100 ibs pure
cane sugar. itts sith other us order
stall "a. bacon. itc ID hams Ice IT,
choice steaks. itc II veal stew. Toe ID
stalls if-nit. large eucsmhsrs. Sc. hot.
house tomatoes. see 10. stall iG9s. fresh
baked 1-layer cakes. SIC stalls af-2a
fresh salmon. ioc 10 stall =. Nev York
ssEs cheese, lbs ttcs butter. . lbs sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
% GRADUATE

Twelve academic students and
II OF the normal school graduated
from the Holy Names academy at
commencement exercises held Fri
day evening Professor Bissett OF
the university read the graduation
address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
Will Help Reform
Tacoma's Council

At meeting IN Labor Temple.
Friday night, the Building Trades
Council adjourned for two weeks
and a committee was appointed TO
20 TO Tacoma next Friday to aid In
reformation OF the Tacoma Build.
Ing Trades Council. The commit.
tee is: Frank Gates. r. =. Duncan
and c. @. elise.
A large number OF other dele
gates will 20 to the neighboring
city. in autos. on the train and
boats. 10 take part In the fcstivi.
ttaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
LAWYERS FOR
CAPTAIN QUIT

LOS ANGELES. June 12.--At.
torneya Horace Appel and 10
compte Davis today withdrew
from the defense OF NJ \ Schmidt
and Davis Caplan. alleged ncccm-
plices OF J. u. and J. J. Mcnamara
In the dynamiting OF the Los An.
geles Times.
IL was stated that there was not
enough money in the defense fund
10 pay Appel and Davis.
They will be replaced by Fred
ney Farrell OF San Francisco.
Caplan and Schmidt 40 10 trial
ia September on a murder IN urge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
3 KILLED IN A MINE

NEVADA CITY. Cal. June IA
w. c. Hunter. mining engineer OF
San Francisco. and two other min.
ing men were killed today In an ex'
plosion in the Columbia gold mine,
20 miles northeast OF Nevada City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

rATt HDAy--Atalls 1875. fancy Lima
beans. rs itc $50 pkg pancake -four.
tc. lib pkg baking soda. &C.. choice dried
apples. lhs. aic. lbs rolled oats. stc
stalls ?, q. 8. 7. fresh dressed hens. itAe
~ lamb shoulder. DC 10 veal roast Toe
H.. lamb chops lbs skc; hams. live
10 stalls iossiit. best flour. ~ 81 sack
with other a. 80 order; har. white soap
3se. cans fancy oysters. atc. iargs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


SAT- HnAt Pot roast. - 10 roast
veal. lie 10, roast pork isho 10 lea
mutton. 10 ~. 1913 spring ianah fkr
10 lamh cbops ite ~ hama 10 ~
sliced ham. ace 10. pure lard. isAc 10
tard compound. lee H.. local bacon. iae
ID. pure cane sugar. tsst sack. nee
whole goldfish. &C.. rolled oats III. &c
oysters. cans sse. condensed milk. 6
cans sses salad oil. 7te sal. sresn beans.
te ib.t cherries So 10 canfaiuupcs. for
iAcl green peas. ibs use. grapefruit. I
for stc. bananas. sac des oranges itn
dos haiihut. ibs sta. whole shad. ate
each. new potatoes. It's ssc. Chinook
salmon, lbs use. LlmbufsSr cheese s8r
n. iurnir.. ibs lee pancake flour. sec
pkg. hssts punches Ice. asparagus. }
ibs s;r. dried onions les lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
LIVED NEARBY BUT HE HAD
NEVER SEEN CITY

Altho he has lived within ~
miles OF Seattle for 10 years.
George Meyers Of Hobart, ar
rested on a charge OF operating
a blind pig. said at the county
jail. Saturday. that he had new
er before seen the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

Chamber Of Commerce and Rep
resentative Humphrey sent tele
grams 10 Secretary OF Navy Dan
iels. protesting sending OF South
Dakota 90 Frisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
So WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED 10 hoHHow Soc fpr one o.
twe rsafs. wiii pAy 10 p~r cent. wifh
rnonfhs inssr-si In advances VIII
furnish sood collateral security. sa-
frsss r-se star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

cans milk. Use. peas and tomatoes J csni
he; a-ih can Rsiiancs coffee. soc. staI
:. roaes. toe aoE. up. tomato plants Ice
dHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
WIN TERMS TO srIr

BARGAIN-irTs for good house
small cellar. chicken house.
wood she'd. we'll. etc ground
enough for osa chickens 10.
Gated only ans mile from kirk.
land ferry dock Take Madison
car ana county ferry direct 60
Burke A Farars office n KIRK
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

s~Ar--f,srrs tract 81 land seef
pias,sFef haws~. lsrs. story
chicksn houss. sfatis. etc water
rfpsf into house. tsisphon. and
electric iish,i sniy half mile from
Kirkland ferry wharf Price
tistp term. - rsiiahi- party.
o., cash. balance tistR per
month. Apply - Burke a raf-
rsr. tnr. Rirktaus. wash -
minutes from naaison PARK"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
Germans Recapture
Town of Zaravno

BERLIN. via Wireless 10 London,
June i2.-Gen. Won Lingsingen's
forces have rccsptured Zaras no.
an official statement from tie war
office announced today.
The Russians were driven from
the bridgchesd at Zaravro and
across the Dneister. the statement
added.
This statement is the first con
firmation from German sources OF
Russian claims OF having repulsed
the Austro,German army along the
Dneister. Announcement OF the
recapture OF Zaravno IN the first
intlmation the Russian success
was OF such extent as 10 force Won
Linsingen's forces from the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
EXCHANGES
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

sEAtEb PNoFosALs All - received
81 ths office - TIE Ltshihnus. fnspse-
tor. Portland. ore Until 2 o'clock .
m. jsns %. 1915. ans then afsnsf. Tor
fwrrishirE ali labor and material fuT
dprhinE cisAning paintiuG aua r~paif.
Ina ihs ushttpuse tender Manssf.ifa "
Hank proposals. snd particulars may
- phisinsi ~ Addressing tho LiGhts
heusa inspsrter. Portland. ore
WILL. NOT he responsible Tor any e-bhs
contracted ~ ny sifs. y. Eleanor Gal
iavar " "a Galloway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
Held as Robbers

Ray Cave. %. and Franz WI
liams. ~. are in jail. charged With
being the pair who beat up and
robbed @. w. Brsndenburg. SO. at
Carson and Duwamish ayes. Fri
day night The latter is recover
ing from severe scalp wounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

HAf.F Nfi-E Fno1 BEAru
Acres fi5t
fie cash. - Monthly.
Rich. level land. sssY % clear. surrounded
~ neiEhhprs This tract t. easily worth
$3.50 This opportunity viii not las,
L., ne shev yos uhat = Eivs-swsy u :.
We also have SNAP 81 CnihT acres
wish creek. alder bottom. etc. for fsee
easy terms Worth about use
AApES a SEXTON co.
ifie Ftfs, Ave Elliott tafT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
p statesmen WANTED

sAtnsMrN WANTED rsperisnce un.
necessary easy work. bis pay. Write
uoW for tarEr list - openings offering
opportunities to earn from 100 Go $500
month while sou learn. Address
nearest office. Dept SEA- National
Ralesmens Training Association, chit
cage Nuw York. san Francisco
sAtEsMEN The easy ssiiipH side llns l.
ouf zoe and De- hosiery sold direct 60
retau dealers 80 Law prices and all
freight paid uaodens Hosiery Mills.
kansas CITY Mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
20 MALE Situations Wanted

NoTCE. DAIRY FARMrits
Two fouuE men. aa years old. single,
FrieHian ttuilanders. sober ana steady,
experienced dairy men want 60 take
charge ~ hiH herd - COWS Write
claude wander kepe care W. Wander
pot custer. Wash u
MARittEp MAN. With family must have
work. painter house or carriage
rough carpenter general handy man
city references So anywhere, do any
thinr W J a. star
CtNtL ENOiNrrR. Isl NorWeEies, wants
work wtliinE Co DO aay kind Addreaa
4 So star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
ACREAGE

MAKE -FOUR COUNTRY HOME
Both pisssanf anf rfufitzsts select .
loeahfr share sHffaunffnss are At.
tfacftfs and where ths saii II pfefucl
tive Let % take reu % 80. CATH
CART LANDS. whteh ave ONLY % min
utss ride aerth.art - ths city. and ia
LEGALITY already famous for ths 81.
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fsrinx these tracts - most attfartlv,
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