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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
JAPS BUY OUR
OLD WINDOWS

There's mystery here.
"Yeh know that dynamite barge
that bloWed up IN the bay? said a
iongshorcman 10 a Star reporter.
yeah" said the reporter.
What about II
And broke 40 many glass win.
dows9"
Yeah"
That dynsmIte WAS gontA be
shipped 20 Nladiyostok. 10 the
Roosians. TO fight the Germans
with
'Uh.huh."
But a German sneakei aboard
the barge. and hlowcd Il up. And
Il broke lotta glass. And now
whaida yum suppose them Roosinns
are DOM
Shoot II q me" said the re
porter.
They're buyin' up all the glass
that WIS broke. and they're ship
pin Il TO Roosia. along with some
old horse shoes and other rubbish.
{ shoot inta the Germans. They're
doln IL thru japanese agents. SOS
the Germans won't get hep. and
they're shippin' Il. all sacked. TO
Kobe. Japan. where u can easy be
slipped across TO NlBdiyostok
The Lac, Maru steamer took a
lot OF broken glass know be-
cause helped load u. And there's
more wRitin' 10 Eo at Pier s.
The dockmaster az Pier 6 admit
ted 90 tons of broken glass were
on tho dock awaiting shipment to
Kobe. lilo admitted II was the
glass that was broken when the
barge blew up.
But II will never SOC the inside
Of Russian bombs" he said. TT
will never pcrforate the interior
works OF German soldiers. Local
japanese gathered IL up. and In
Kobe II will be melted M and made
into bottles"
~Hiumph," said the lonrshore-
man. when this explanation was re-
ported TO him. That's what they
SAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Naiiosai fis't,iesl ooni,ssts,., No..
ing 81 July -. O.-M "s's
National Association ~ The ~
rive JutB - issss for Nsnos.,s, - ~
: On morning 4. o. \. boat 'ass''
Eastern nsWspap~r party ~ t,s -.
women, arrive via g. q r.. A. su5
Rupert. -. m. August 3. q, q
steamer leave Tor south sss, a.. =
Party ~ 10 fron Int@rnaiios.l u.
Sari~n union. arrive on g. .. ". ms.,s'-
boat from Vancouver. August q ''ss
New York buslnsss men. a,,l,.
z. 9. steamer from Prince Hap~rt a.
Association ~ Collegiate Ain,,..
i've evening ~ August ~, Via q
Milwaukee market men. en- go
national convention at Iriseo. sry,,s !.
Tsst August 4, lOiZB. on nllsaul..s
part that evening for south.
socis'y Of American Florists ssa H..
cuiturists. arrive August ~. 'I
FROST Wire Fence party II I,s f..
train. August 10.
stanford. Conn. tlks. September II
This Isn't all OF them. by ,.,
means. There are dozens o, o,h.,.
n you have an Idea some s.r,
Is coming In which you would l.
interested. confer with the rsll,.,
passenger agents. who will gIsaI,
give you the information you ~,
Then mobilize everybody ~
you think will also be interes,,1
be at the station or dock when M.
party arrives, and surprise the IN.
out Of them, Afterwards boostI,,
Seattle so hard 20 them they'll y
come Seattle boosters themsely..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

There's an old song which goes
something like this
"shoo fly. copper. keep away from
mo.
For ! am a brother OF D. X. e."
Il no doubt will be- sung Thurs
day afternoon Mt 4lb. when the
Oregon. Washington train rolls into
the station. bearing 30 members Of
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
passing thru here en- route home
over the Great Northern. via Cha
cler National park. from the San
Francisco exposition
There are scores and scores OF
Decks" IN seattle - K T.. has
one 81 the most prctentious fra.
tsrnity houses NJ the university.
There In small need 10 notify the
Seattle brothers 10 turn out and
welcome their visiting brethren.
but this II 10 give notice To any
who haven't heard OF the coming.
10 be- there.
Incidentally. while asking them
II they remember that time they
branded Fred Smpkins with the
electric wire. don't forget to
BOOST ron SEATTLE!
AZ G:i5 .. m, OF the same day.
the Mnharalah OF Kapurthaia.
wealthy indian prince. and party.
arrive on the Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Who shall say what 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, it would be
astonishing to the public.
1t is not an exaggeration to say that about
half of the total number of employees secured
in all lines are secured thru want" Ads.
1t is not an exaggeration 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, 1915-07-20
EXECUTION AGAIN
THREATENS five

PHOENIX. Ariz.. July 20.--The
death watch was again placed 10.
day over the five murderers con
demned 10 hang In Florence prison
before July 30. These are the five
men who were saved from the gal
lows at the eleventh hour last May
by the Intervention Of w. J. Bryan.
then secretary OF state.
Raymon Villalobos. one OF the
condemned. has been granted the
right 10 appeal again by Judge
Vaughn OF Pinsl county. but the
time limit for II has elapsed. and
Attorney Johns advised Warden
Sims today 10 disregard the appeal
and hang villslobos with the 9th
ers.
Petitions for a referendum cleo
ton TO abolish capital punishment
are IN circulation, but gaining few
signaturep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
VITAL STATISTICS


W e usinrich.. Chicago III. and
ChKriett. boyer. Minneapolis. MINI
VIM W CeuGsr and Myrns n Me-
~hfrter seattle
WIN y. scott and Leila Etiin. seaiti..
olaf MunsoB. -. and Marie simmans.
- Seattle
chester y Robinson. Eii.n.hurg. and
Esther ~ Siisen. Seattle
hen y nstts. ST. Louis. ana Hasei c.
psffry. seattle
MathIs. NeaI. IS. Tacoma. ana Huits
&C. Oundstrom, a. Tacoma
Roht J. Carlson. -. and Einy W. Lind
Krrn. 20. Seattle.
Elmer f. Jordan and Pearl Kuiick. Sc
attic
Edw. rohlman and Florence Il. Draey,
spokane
WIN Morri. Thoms. and Nell Jane
CoEFveil. seattle
iiarrie J. Rose. Seattle. and Fiorsnes A.
Y. Hamuye. IS. Portage. and Sui koike.
a. Japan.
Paul ~ Husdepohi. 10. and lola A.
Barnham. IS. Seattle.
bonnie Ino. peck. %. Bsividsrs. III.
and Marjorie NJ CoNie. 20. Seattle.
tiaysmou Wakimoto. ~. 0areenA, Cal.
and r. COMMUNICATIONS. -. Japan.
cinmatsu Hisashioka. "a. Sacramento.
Cal. and katsu Hirasa. 20. japan
births
Mrs and Mr.. A. scoppe,ors. tos isth
Mrs. and Mr.. l. d. Adei. ga First ave
w son.
Mrs and Mr. y. II. Fowler. T7so Sow
enth ave. \. u. daughter.
Mrs, and Mr T. Ida, Dol resier way.
son.
Mr.. and Mr.. NJ d. Mu...r. All Holly
st. con.
Mrs. and Mr. W. l. Stevens. strath-
more Apartments, son.
Mrs and Mr.. Herbert A. schwnnke.
adaraaa not given daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. u. Bacon. aios Ferdinand
at, daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. C. II. Hitchcock. Copper
Cliff. ont, son.
Jameson Coo Grant. n. days. sf.b
Klrkwood place, July IA.
Franklin Hitchcock. %. sTss Bist ave.
f.. July is.
EstciIe Lswicr. 90. city hospital July
Is.
Minnie Vaughn Honsinger. 81. Minor
Private hospital. July is
chow Tons. ~ 7iais King st. July is,
Anton Carlson. a, 7os stewart at.
July rs
MarEare, Foster. rs. IS cremont st.
July 10.
James johnson. 50. 1913 W. ssnd st.
July 10.
Mrs Emma Marriott. ". king county
courthouse. July 10,
Hose \. Dcery. 60. 500 7Sth ave. 8.
July 10.
Frances II. orr. 80. Providence hospital
July Ia.
Antonio De rreitas. 40. city hospital
july IA.
Fred NcrdberE. 81. city hospital jury
Is
Divorce Granted
Lulu Evans from c. v, Evans.
Divorces Asked
Emily Howos VS.. Clarence q. Howes
cruelty.
Harvey Bessie vs. Laura NJ, Bessie. de-
sertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Mrs. Julia May Goodrich and Mrs.
Elizabeth Zurnstein. charged with
manslaughter in connection with
the death recently. thru alleged
criminal operations. OF Miss Anna
Bailey. were arrsigned Tuesday be-
fore Judge Ronald and entered
pleas of not guilty"
They. and Attorney A. J. Speck.
ert, the former Spiritualist leader
and devout Yogi. who pleaded mot
guilty" OF grand larceny. were
among 81 county jail prisoners who
made their initial bow in criminal
courf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
HANNA HAS PLAN
TO Get REVENUE.

Councilman Hanna is working on
a bin providing for taxing all sign.
boards In the city cent a square
foot per annum.
Hanna believes this will be one
means % solving financial difficult
ties which will arise when the city's
revenue from liquor licenses stops.
The bill may be submitted 10 the
council next Monday.
a fight probably will be waged by
Foster & Kleiser. Pacific coast bill
board magnates. who coutrol most
OF the bill boards In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Stalls 1851. rich cottage cheese. Toe ~
mild and sharp cheese 2oc IN new pack
shrimps. , cans 7bc. stall 1914. peaches.
600 crate. cherries. 10 lbs. 7so. Stall ..
picnic hams. lie H. dry salt pork. lie
ih ; pot roast. i0c n. veal roast. lee m.
GOOD steak. lbs Csc. Stall gt-as. lbs.
sugar, Sac. 10. Blue Ribbon tea. csc. 8
cans sardinos. 2bc. Stall IL, green corn.
&C.. ears 2tc. asparagus. ifo ID. 2
punches celery. ikc, stall i27-i2s. grape
Juice, sso at. i2c pit. dried peaches, ?
lha Iho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
PUBLIC MARKETS


Pest patent flour. ii.fs sack. new po-
isfees. rs lie $50. rnacsronl. lbs gbc
cAtsup bottles sse. ssr can ripe olives.
ibc. corn starch. 8 phss soc. SIC Cotto-
lsns. asc. coed steak. ito 10. pork
steak. &c ~. sliced ham. gtc 10 /. bacon
ends. lee a.. breakfast bacon. .nc 10
large cucumhers Dc each. carrots Z
punches te3 hssts. punches Sc. cas-
plant. fhr N. green peas. ibs iec
radish.s 4 punches &c. green onions. 5
punches Sc, wax beans Sc N. dry onions.
Z lbs iec tomatoes. ihs sfc old spuds
lbs. iec. rhuharh. lbs. Toe. new po-
,R'oss. siss sack. pie cherries ip-lb.
crate. Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
MI.AII.AkE

H,aii as. io-lh. sack can. sugar, stc
cans kippered herring. 2sc. cans ssr-
dimes. ftc. Stall ais loo ioavss home
made bread. $50: , iSc spice cakes. skc.
Stalls 1919. large sour pickles. $50 dor
sour picked onions 2ec pit stall 9.
cprned beef. Zoe 20 izhe III good steak.
itr H.. circle W lamb chops iso IN.
Stalls ii-ia. lamb steak. , ibs 2bci shout
der steak. tba. sac. shoulder Of lamb.
per 10. i3c. Stall sai. coffee rings. i0c
each cup cakes. ioc dos Stall t7p,
Washington creamery butter. zoe 10. full
cream cheese zoe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
ASQUITH ASKS
$50 MILLION

LONDON, July 20.-Premler a.
quith today moved for vote !,
credit Of 100000 In war fu,t,
in the house Of commons to6ss
This raises England's total war %.
preparations TO date 10 more tssr
1900 900. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Stall IT. lbs. fine graduated sugar.
62o. stalls 77-9s. pnsteurixed milk. 90
At, 40 pt stalls st-66. beat peanut
butter. 100 Ii. at can salad oil, $50.
stan 9. zoe bluiug. &c. 100 bottle olives.
Sc Stall %, apple butter lbs. ibc.
stall 81. green or black tea. use III, Stall
1925. i0c bottle am pickles BE- Stall
1871. pork steak. t2Bo III. sirloin steak.
$50 h. Stall az, corned beef i0o N.
stan SO. fresh whole snlmon. 26c and soc
each, Stalls 2s2a. doughnuts. 2 dor.
i5c; buns. doS. &c. Stall 1874, fresh
churned creamery butter, soc III. brick
cheese zoe 10. stall IS, domestic Swiss
cheese 25c ID, mild cream cheese. lbs.
abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Stalls ios-iit. lbs sugar. b7c; No. 10
sack flour abc. cans corn or peas. 9bc.
stalls at-p6. sweet peas, Z lunches 26c.
shasta daisies SC don. stalls 2. 4. .. Z,
Eastern hams. ibc 10 pot roast. lie III
boiling beef. pc 10. home rendered lard.
lbs csc. stalls 1925. zee cans peaches
and spricots i5o Swift's white soap. Z
bars 7Sc. stall i02. best butter. ? lbs
$50. Washington creamery butter. lbs
fbr. best local eggs a0c doz large cans
milk. Be. stan 10. peaches. Toe dos
eueuuhera for 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
TAKE BOOK WITH "

Want 20 read? Seattles publ
library now has 100000 voluma
from which to choose.
II you're going on your sumne
vacation and wish TO read whik
gone, you may take 10 Of ihese
200. 900 volumes with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
GR0CERS TO PICNIC

Nearly all grocery stores VII v
closed all day Wednesday, oring
20 the annual reunion and picnic q
Seattle grocers at wildwood part
The Home Consumers league vii
take part, for the first time, this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
IN A1TAu

PARIS. July 20.-Six French ass
oplsnes showered the railway 81
tion at Colmar with bombs. is
war office announced today. fbr
airmen also attacked the railvr
junction az Challsrange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

Dewey 10 In town! Nope, not the
admiral. but a wonderful chap Just
the same. It's Frederic T. Dewey,
OF Washington, d. c.. who recently
directed the counting OF 100000
600 at the San Francisco mint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
She DOESN'T LIKE
HIM ANY MORE, NOW

Mrs. Ellen X. Hanscom. of 1917
Third ave, started n divorce In
superior court Tuesday. alleging
Lewis c. Hanscom. bookkeeper for
the Eastern Quitting Co. has con.
sistently found fault with every.
thing she has done for several
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
4 srockTD CHICkTs RANCH
ALMOST s ACRES

Improved With rev t-rnern turrs-
la~. sisrtrlr iishts 'sisphans.
rod veil. rev chisssn heuss
thas ~iii hold g.ttf chickens.
breeder house feed hnass. tix
wnrsd shed srf Other outtuiia
fuss about sae rhirk~ns srf
ules garden &C ~iih place i.sae
paff urlanf hnd paff bottom
iana4 almost al cleared nnd
ssnrsf 9Th wige frasinE sacinx
On county rusf ant fresh wafsr
lake tao hiafks from school and
stores oaty one hour : fifs ffan
Hsstiis. fare itc. Yer price ara
terms eaN ~ ztt Nsv ferA
IsisrH and in4aire Tor Mr. I.Aw-
renee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20

TuE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO
f.ASD BUYERS
At Thres i.skss. Hnohafnish County. 10
UNUSUAL. AID fNrEHFHrfSV
"ruU DEAF. WITH rs DIRECT
on a tAres area - sell located lana.
where fhsfs are GOOD reads. s'axss
daily tFaina. mills schools. store. u. y
Il. and many other ccuFsnisncss that
make country ufs both
Pf.EANANT ASp PROFITABLE
write or s~s o ~ Nrihisiahn. Mgr tarf
Dept. 1891 T.. T. smith BifK. Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER GO.
FIVE ACRES. WITH SPRING
Good. rich. sandy Joan s0ii; ~ miles
from business center ~ Seattle short
walk 70 Colby. good school phone SER
sie- and delivery from store. morning
and afternoon service 70 city.
PRICE si75
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD a VAN ARSDAlE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave. iei washington -.
on OF TIE nESr
Little ranches IN the country. rs acres
the soii - the best al IN cultivation
best Of crops; good. nss. s-roorn
house and necessary nuthuiidinnss
fine ca~s fine. big horse. all necss-
sarr machinery 20 operate elegant
stream. The price Of is.Tlo should ssu
II quick
HERMAN n tftHDtUFH
N1-tis Green nidR
Formerly At ass Liberty pidr
80 ACRES FoR $500
All good Hand. and only miles from
pouisha. Prosperous farmers are alt
around this place The best Or trans
portauon 20 seattle and sood market
for all you can raise $500 cash will
handle this place
Ole HANSON 4 co.
Al. Nsw York Block.
DIRT CHEAP
10 ACRES FOR 'a2s
80 CASH AND 81 MONTHLY
This tract lias very level. and IL very
easily cleared. mostly small alder
growth. water ct u feet: good roads
close to school. sswmiit. logging camp,
and IL supplied with n. y. y. and
phone. good noighbors. delivery from
stores. cream route.
FIUsT- CLASS SOIL
PUGET SOUND FARMS Co SOS ard Az
DAIRY RANCH CHEAP
40 acres. acres In crop; 90 acres pas
ture. 1850 worth Of good cedar poles.
good stream. new Groom house, barn
team Of horses. head Of stock. wagon
buggy and machinery. It's a good buy
at $4,000. Schroeder. si7-tis Joshua
Green BLDG. formerly at s2s Liberty
HldR.
ron sALE-22 -acre ranch; IL acres bot
tom land. In FnouualInie valley: %
miles east ~ Seattle. ono mile Of Toit.
IL acres IN pasture and crop. fine
view. spring: large house. household
goods; horse, COWS, calves. chickens:
Immediate possession Sec owner. on
premises. Ralph Tinker. Toit, Wash.
FIVE ACRES FOR 1915
Good Hoil. I'm one OF tho best districts
ncar Seattle. near school. sawmtil and
nciEhborH. telephones; T. Y. -
Terms tab cash. 80 Monthly.
l.. J. MARSH a. co. 1909 Sd AVE
MI'sT BELL 10 acres. t2s5. CSC fare 70
Seattle. can or write Hotel Puget
Sound. T2o Sixth ave. r.. room 1870. from
to y m.
1900 ACHES Montana land. 5000 irrl-
gated; agreeable climate; sure. profit
able crops 5000 to $500; terms
90 Burke Ruildlng.
f0-ACHE RANCH for sale; income. s.. 90
a day, net. write Box 1854. Route !.
Mary-vilie. Wash.
90 ACRES good land. partly Improved
good location fine water. $4,000. u. H.
Canmichall Fan CITY wash
43 REAL ESTATE
ELLIHPoRT SNAP
A beautiful lot across the street from the
hotel. only two blocks to tho beach.
right among tho summer homes Price
$1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
WAS NOT SUICIDE

Charges that careless operation
OF Seattle. Renton & Southern
car last Wednesday night was re
sponsible for the death of William
Fox. jr., were made Tuesday by
Mrs. r. Blair. 1921 Wilson St. a
sister of the deceased. The motor.
man declared he thought II was
deliberate suicide. but Mrs. Blair
scouts the idea. She says her
brother was in good health. had
money. was in Seattle on a vaca-
ton visit. and never had any In
tention OF killing himself.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-Be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 Chinese
are believed TO have been lost In
the recent floods about Canton. ad-
vices from the American legation
at pekin stated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
PERSONALS

20 re NooTNf%so
MESH nAaa repaired. .oi Peoples nanh
mos
MAssAoE7r Madam Francois, oss rhlrd
ave
dEF ACQUAINTED socfrrY Nses.
and addresses ne fins o., Main ifee
sadie. free
wfNHroNp GENUINE MAseAdr, uy.
DIRE. Thsrno bath aaS Liberty hidE
Malp ssss Ladies' prsisrrsd
MfAa CARMEN TUT. Napot shower
baths taanlcurins SUITE iss. Newport
FIRST ave. near rike
WHO VIII ksep haby Tor company white
mother works. West $50 e,cnlnss
Mtaa FoRn Massastns Upom ne, iiote
STANLEY, sew rlke Maiu ttsf
usNNiCE MANErrE TEST card read
tns Ia etty. reliable advice on business
and love aftairs ICES rhltd. roon
HArptNEsa lice in naarusa life Are you
tonsiyf Join Seattle Reliable Friend
chip Cluh. Ladies' free. Ada r. Evans
80 uuien AIT u
MISS HVssEft.-ufaduate masssuse
Cagmau sisters, attendants All so.
kANANNuon 4 ace itArE ices ~ a.
lENyEi, W. NeeNs ,es ss, sa, ,,, -,
esA BUSINESS PERSONALS
VIOLET nay scsip treatments. comb
tnss made up. haifdfrssiux. manicuring
and shsmpcuins as rine -
EedisrrRep MIDWIFE AZ. WuisiE
sen. fois itth y W, Phone ballard
>~>eSS~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- FOR RENT. Furnished.
We can save You n,easy on Yaur furniture
between Tacoma snd Seattle
NO GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhere
Elliott ~. ~, riss
FOW HNNr. furnished } rooms water
aud usht. large lots. ntce piaro fnf
garden AVID rhiokeusi one block tn
school and car - pes month. hAinisf
1901
.frRNisnEp nouMa rround floor.
front rooms vine for offices fnf husi'
n~s. LADY Aiways cool Also othsfs
81 Fourth. Elliott tsfsn
s.sANp 4.HooN furnished ard unfuf.
nishsi apattmsnta. au medsfn mutt
ssss,,s.s,. - z r ,,., -, -
FURNISHED APIS.
CHANCE TO AANE MONEY
feaai modern apartment 90 basement
furnished af tIasehi pafh ehs bIHf
rrrm Nssisr way car. electric usht'
psissf@ bath. stationary taundrf tats
WIN rent cheap 60 HEht PATTI WIZ
take part ~ rent in sefh hsaeon sles
FoR RENf-5 -rham tiFrshsi fat. close
% university. or itth y
Foiu or FIVE ROOMS. strictly MOD
srni summer rate 30 children. flfhs
Apts gigt Frsreni sys ,
UNPUBLISHED APIS.
TOn nENf-fhrss aufasnlshsd spafi-
tn-nt. sta. tis 80 mnnih sna East
-.l,S ~ =, ~ ~~~elS@~~~S~~-ss~S>~
IS For Rent Unfurnished
SFf.rSnfp J.rosfn fIai fins eenHiiiaa.
oaiy f.~ miuutss' waih Co rosinthrs
Reasonable rent 20 good tenant ib~as
Nsin itea
six Rooms. hat -, aaisr. ns~iy ilat.
81 ,ssse. Asdfena district fas'
TTRzr Ff.66N farniss.f. modern. yard
rs phan. East titt
SNAIL elrTAgE thF.s lets Easement.
uxht. woodland garA dis'rir' 10
Ea.t seia "
SFw MopEUS HtNastuN. tassusnil
stfir ~ waedisaa PARK disiflFt
East sete
MnpENN .,ream haass sne hie-s fFuru
~arth Queen Anne car tftee Tvs
Sisth AZ. y y = attt
tii 81 -Tasss ro,tass electric iish, ana
hot water. large yard. uith ffaii sis
SSH ave. rear Nsrien. Hsaege iss.
FOR nESr-ctssn. modern, Sworn
seSs. ,.>s - ~ : essas~.S~oN~>~
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REAL ESTATE
ACREAGE o. rA,rp ROAD

A. Kirhtand fine tract ~lthin
fea mtHufss ~Aik ~ fhs terry
aharf school. stores rhtsiisnf
ftss hlE hsfEain 81 itsti
terms So uash $50 mnnfhiy.
Humber fnr pfHssnents FUR
stitched 90 easy tsrws Take
rnunN fnfff a. NsdisHn park
hrFnss g. ttHFh~ A tarfsfs o.
fra fu kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
REAL ESTATE

ELL1HPoRT SNAP
A beautiful lot across the street from the
hotel. only two blocks to tho beach
right among tho summer homes Price
$1,000
JOHN ~ WHITE co.
<0T Oriental Blk. Main 22os.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-20
ACREAGE

GRANITE FALLS
"a acres Of rich. level land, only miles
from town. the clearing IL not hard
there n good well on tho place. and
at $50 per acre n II bargain. There
are neighbors close by and school IL
handy VIII make very easy terms on
this piace--tiO0 cash and tho balance
monthly
OLE HANSON a 60.
ail Now York Block.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09

French scientists have found that
a cactus growing prolificaIly In AL
gfers can be made to yield about IA
per cent sugar and from 45 to Sc per
cent alcohol
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
Fewer Nickels Are
Collected by the
Street Railway Go.

According to tho statement given out
by the officials 1914 was something Of an
OFF year with the Omaha Street Railway
company. the receipts being considerable
below those Of 1913. There IL no reason
given for this, aside from the assertion
that people did not patronize cars as
much as during the previous year
However, II receipts fell off. the oonl-
pany continued to build extensions and
keep equipment up 10 the standard Two
extensions were completed during the
year. The Leavenworth street line was
extended from rorty-eiEhth street 70
West Lawn cemetery. distance OF one
and one-half miles. ana IN South Omaha
tho l. street line was extended from
Thlrty-fifth TO Forty-fourth street
Considerable reconstruction was done
but not so much as during former years.
lt net having been found to be neoes-
sary. In the Omaha shops Twenty-Five
new cars were built at a cost OF Si2Aooa'
The plans for the coming year viii Be
determined upon at q meeting OF the al
rectors to be held the second Monday OF
this month.