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FIock~d Into Mexico.

Convinced that they were welcome in
Mexico and supreme in the bellet thdt
wherever they went their own country
would stand firmly behind them as long
as They conducted themselves according
to the laws of the new land. these Colo
nists in large numbers entered Mexico
and paid over their l'fe's savings Tor
farms. factories and other Industrial and
economic agencies
Intelligent Mcxicans declare that
these American settlers We're OF a most
superior type. They were cut to the
same pattern as the courageous folk
who landed at Plymouth Rock. settled
Philadelphia and populated our own
Western prairiCs. They were men
women possessing pluck. people amo'-
tious to better their own condition, ana
ut the same time assist educated Next
cans To advance the social and moral
uplift OF the backward Mexican half-
breeds and Indians. Their nfuence
upon the native population was good
and not bad. They paid their labor an
unprecedented wage. They oug tn
Mexico marketing facilities that did not
exist before their coming.
Mexican girls who went to service In
these American families rose rapidly in
self-esteem. character and general hu-
man value.
Before Mr.. Bryan came to share In
American government he did consider
able travelling. Among other countries
he visited Mexico during the reign Of
the late President Dlaz. Upon his re-
turn he said
While the advantages Of a stable
government are now so generally rec
ognized that President Diaa's death or
resignation would not disturb the exist
ing order of things. yet his qsalItica-
tions have been so amply proved and
his administration so completely success
full that his people are unanimous in
the hope that he may yet enjoy many
| years OF official life.
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AMERICANS IN MEXICO
ARE WITHOUT PROTECTION
united States Governments Support Practically With.
drawn, Says Observation-Disclosures From This
Country Greatly Aided Native Population.

the foodstuffs and necessaries Of life
Americans are now asked to make good
In the form of contributions to the
American Red Cross.
News Is secreted.
In Washington at the State Depart
ment such data are given out TO the
newspapers az fit into the policy of its
head. 1t Is the same at the War De-
partment. the Navy Department and the
other branches of Government.
We must go to the Americans who
have been shuttled out OF Mexico for
knowledge of thSr grievances. Ac-
cordlng to Washington they have none.
We shall see.
First oT-What were the conditions
under which Americans went into Mex
leo? They have been pictured by otil-
cials OF the Wilson Administration. Mr..
Bryan In particular, as money %grabbers.
soldiers Of fortune and people who left
the United States because to have re-
manned would lind them In prison II
was even said by the head of the state
Department on one occasion that the
reason American residents Of Mexico
were making such n fuss about getting
out was that they dared not return TO
the United States. Was this rue?
On page IS of an old folder Of the
National Railways OF Mexico, which
ines ut the time were In the control OF
the Mexican Government, appears this
paragraph:
Special homeseekers' excursion
tickets are on sale AT Chicago. 81. Louis.
Kansas City. Memphis and other princi-
pal points on the first and third Tues
days OF each month. with return limit of
Twenty-Five days. These tickets are sold
TO Mexico city and other important cities
In the republic of Mexico. ~Stoporers at
points in Mexico are allowed within final
't.,i.s
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Cha m pion OF Ncxicn ms.

To about 80. 900 American citizens liv-
ing in Mexico the Administrations denied
it's support and announced in effect
Get out. You nave no business in
Mexico. Don't YOU know that villa, Car
rama and Zapata have been comInis-
stoned by US to establish a constitutional
government owl there like We have in
the United States? Close down your
plants. Leave your plantations. Adam
don your stock and ranches. Shut up
your factories. Foresake your new
homes. Hurry We are no friends Of
Dollar Diplomacy Ours is a higher
mission. We are the champions OF the
common people OF Mexico. Watch the
whole house OF cards tumble and we
promise a new order will rise from the
ashes. Then you can go back. IL you
want to, but really YOU ave no business
there"
This withdrawal OF the American Gov
ernment's support In Mexico from Amer
leans who had gone there years ago in
good faith to invest their money and
their brains in the development OF n
country carried with II the desertlon Of
10000 other foreign residents similarly
situated. The total wealth of Mexico *
or was. about s2.435. O0O. 900. of which
81 .635. 200. 900 represents the investment
OF Americans n Europeans.
Under the claim of being "Mexico's
nearest friend the Wilson A~dministra-
ton espoused the cause of the so-called
Constitutionalists. Under the so-called
Monroe Doctrine the European Powers
abstain from taking a controlling share
in the politics OF the American conti-
nent they did so and left the Mexican
baby In the arms of the Wilson Adj
ministration.
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diplomatic appointment to keep. Good

din,omatic annot,,nar, ,o ,oon cooa
dav gent,annn" ~ ~
,rbers ara o., .u,
te rpriee, 80 Nox ~ s.ea. en
ished sta,e -, da,amna T,' a uno
kew 10 the whole dimo,,,,m - an,na ~.
trne facts ,hov, ,ha
tries of Mexico hatoro ~ onnnn
pubIic. capitoi &, .o,e., I,anh arau,
thinks that 4, ho. ,so nn.. ,n 1911
the succesa,ve s,ar,n r.. it,
works alone pro,.n,tnn 4. ha,,n nn.e
the various ba,dits 40 ,ho oas,as, ,rn,
of escape from 'hantrrn,nv c,oot,"id,
ers are ken, in Iynoranco aroa snn,s
are voted by execut,,a cor,r,i,,ao. 80 na
to villa or IN Carranza o. ~ zan.so
as the case NAV no each CON, rih,,inn
made I'm tho non. Tho, 4, 49," ha ,Ia
last. ~ WV
"Nv co,arn.. .... . ..,
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Cost Many millions.

These men and the many others own
properties that represent large payments
OF cash for clear titles. which initial
outlay has been followed by vast eX-
penditureS In the construction Of rail-
roads, pipe lines. smelters and industrial
plants the purchase OF machinery. ma
terial for buildings. mining shafts and
the upkeep Of ranches and cotton. sugar
and rubber plantations. Every lAge
Mexican concession to "A foreigner was
both authorized and approved by the
Mexican Congress. and not alone by tn
President himself. AZ has been fire.
quently represented. Neither these
Americans nor n member of their fam
lilies stole these concessions from the
Indians instead. they did business with
Mexico upon n legitimate basis. dollar
for dollar.
Dependent upon these American in
dustries In Mexico and those established
by Europeans were thousands of en-
ployees.
The writer has found that the inter.
ference Of the Wilson Administration IN
the Internal affairs OF Mexico has
crushed the normal ambitions of such
Nexicans as were coming out Of tn
lower state OF society. There were
plenty OF INSCRIPTIONS men in Mexico
who pointed out TO the poems "A short cut
TO the possession of more than they had
THIS short cut was enlistment In on,
or another of the so-called Constitu,
tionalist bands. Halfbreeds who shove
a disposition 10 continue in their work,
ing state were frequently killed.
'arranza eagerly desires recognition
from the United States "a the provisional
President Of Mexico. People in Gal.
weston and New Orleans tell astounding
stories Of shipments from Vera Cruz
Tampico and other ports in Mexico con.
trolled by Carranza.
"Carranza has American partners jus,
TIE same az villa" said a veteran Amer.
lean exporter at Galveston to the writer
For over q year now there has beer
arriving al this port cargoes Of beans
sugar. coffee. cattle. slsal and cottor
from Mexican ports In the control oil
Carrarza. There ars from 5000 to ZOO
laborers on the wharves handling tn.
normal. legitimate export of cotton an,
this special Mexican business. Man,
thousand head Of these cattle wer,
shipped out OF here 70 Fort Worth. Tex
All OF the co%nsignees OF the Mexican
shipments were Americans"
Copyright bv the Philadelphia Publ,
LEDGER
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the foodstuffs and necessaries Of life
Americans are now asked to make good
In the form of contributions to the
American Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
WOMEN'S CLUBS
FAVOR PLAN FOR
AUTOBUS LOOP

Vigorous protest against the Is
year s SOC. 600 Renton railway deal
Is addressed 10 the city council In
a resolution adopted by the King
County Legislative league. repre-
acntinR 30 women's clubs
The autobusass are hailed by the
league az the future substitute for
trolley lines.
The resolutions point 10 the fact
that the railway Is not worth over
ss00.0 and that the city would
have 20 expeud 100000 or more to
bring the tracks up 10 new street
grades and 10 rchabilitate the line.
Furthermore. the fact that the
part Of the road outside the city linn
It's Is 20 be operated by a private
interest with a preference right TO
run cars over the line within the
city" IL branded IAN arrangement
which would lead 10 endless litiga-
ton"
1T IL now certain" the resolutions
read. that autobusses will take the
place OF trolley lines for the carry
Ing Of passengers In few years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

Farmers section. lettuce : heads Sc
herts. e n Brussels sprouts toe ~
Keepers Sc b. sweet potatoes lbs Toe.
dried onions lbs Sc. large potatoes soc
sack. small potatoes csc sack stall 49,
pot roast Sc ~ shoulder mutton Sc H.:
roast pork iatsc 10; leaf lard. lie 10
roast teat, i2Ac No. fancy hams. tsc % /;
pure lard. iahc 10, compound lee H.
stall L. sugar. 5 lbs aic maenroni SC
NJ toilet paper. 81 roll stau az. Jap
oranges &c dos apples Sc doE grapes.
lbs t5c stan As. IerseN butter. ace 10
ranch eggs acc dos stan 81 best hut
ter lbs 81 eo stan 60, condensed milk.
cans abc; bulk cocoa. zoe N. stall S.
fancy oranges Csc sleA stall .. lamb
chops. see H. pot roast. t2tAc ~. pork
sausage. i3hr ~ Stau S. tnnderlofu
sole ice a. fresh herring lbs Ice
stall Is. halihut. lbs lac. klppcred
salmon. 2 lbs CSC. Stall IS. summer sau-
SAGE. t3Mc III. cottage cheese. Toe No.
stall S. creamery butter ace III. fun
cream cheese gec 10 stall 10. BALDWIN
or Winesau apples. bsc box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
BLICMARKETS



Ludwig Swanson. Seattle. and Ester
N shea. Seattle
Brown. 80. suquanish. and Agatha
Henry. as. suauamish
Thomas walker s. seattle. and
Martha Erickson. 20. Provost
Giuseppe y AicsEnbdra. 90 Seattle and
MieheiinA nsrese ~. seattle
George Henry Miusa. IS, Seattle. and
Mrs Amy GLADYS nonsmore 90 Seattle
Kari ~ Kober, s6. sumas. and Carrie
nemis -. winona. Minn.
l.. Namagntn. az. santa Ana, Cal. and
~ sata, 90, Japan
W Hayes. s.. Seattle, and Mathiida
Locheuwr. a. seattle
Austin u Terry. Seattle. and Kathryn
Dummy Seattle
Fred Taylor g5 seattie and Maste
Taylor ~. Kansas city. Nc.
1 kawaguch. 70. Elton. Col, and shidhn
inouye. 81. japan
Mrs and Mr.. Nick Ebert. $500 corson
ave daughter December -
MIS-. and Mr. c. A McCabe isa W.
18TH o., daughter December 20.
Mrs and Mr.. r. q peFner. Bsis 18th
ave. n. y. daughter December IS.
Mrs and Mr. Samuel steinberK. 9o2s
Main It.. son. January 6.
Mrs and Mr. q Hridioe. iios Rainier
ave. son, January ?.
Deaths
M"Ale 'lRNttNs - hsH AsAsIe ST. Jan
usry s
Annie Eocles. S. az II. Mercer st. Jan
uary
Hattie n. pornberger. 90. COZ sand ave,
January g.
ctoone A. Real 10. 1918 Third ave W.
January
Arthur u Foster az, Seattle General
hospital January J.
Angelo Gioueolo. TO- 1855 Graham St.
January g.
Mario miller as. atl4 a4th ave. s..
January
Alesapds Miller, 40, tnt stth ave s.
January 4
Marguerite f Leonard, ~, 100 w. seth
ST.. January g
Divorces Granted
Esther Nidler from Jack Nidler
Jas G. Trout from olive Trout
Aida l., Turner from Archibald Turner
Divorces Asked
Marie Salnim vs. Peter salaim. drum
teuneHs Rose Bowman We Theodore
Uewman, non support H. s. Haileu Va
clettlo u Hailete> desertlon. David poig
ta Emily Helen nalR. dvSertion; Esther
Vldlor We Jack Wider. abandonment
Wilbur H. Perkins vs. Ella Perkins
cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
H0LDUPS ARE BUSY

Beat e." said two armed men
20 George Spencer. OF the Hotel
Liberty. Thursday night when they
found he had no money.
-. s. Tennebera. OF f0s Wall
st. was stopped At Fourth and Bell
by two men They got six bits
Ice Giasscock. SCI Columbia St.
was held ~ at Boren and Union
By two armed men. He contribut.
ed 81.
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sugar. age stall 71s-S. fresh pas
teurized milk, &c at, Sc pt, creamery
butter, SO &c 10, stalls e3-63 "a shoes
repaired. heels. zoe 10 csc. soles, a0c
stalls bT-S. CSC coffee, Ice H.; cocoa.
zee 10. stalls 1-e. eating and cook =
ing apples. Csc del; oranges. doz.
gSe stal .. Museatel ralsins, be h.:
potatoes 7ac del stalls 40. LEM
ons. Z dor l5c: grapefruit, 3 for lie
ar s for 26c stall i503.b large cans
milk. csc. with / ID. sac. 3Sc or sAc
coffoe. Stale 40, whole skinned
hams nc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
HOMESTEADS

NJ voc ~hnt iand sud Be iadepenaert.
read this Molinqulshmsnt 90 Na acres
On main highwaF and only about ore
mite from coed town. where railroads
msst. hffogdins fine transportation.
good schools within easF walking dis
tancn. AeutitY iu this valley and i'm
proFsfusats already made IN the neigh
pafhned dsmnnsifato value and fsFttiitY
- she saii Price for immediate sale
eas Ne tipmps 70 eisar VIII ginds
~ sha~ this fine property ~ ne en-
pensa 80 purchases. 0Nn~r cannot hold
IL. and mast seii Address j. o. Hos
tss. Seattle I Niii chii on you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
BOO BRYANT and ART
YOUNGER TO MARRY

4 double romance which had its
beginning on yachting party dur.
inR the summer. involving four
pfomlnento University OF Washing
ton students. IL soon 20 have It's
elimination. II has been hnnounc.
ed Engagements OF the four
young people eoncerneds was an
nounced late Thursday. II gas the
topic today OF conversation on the
campus.
The betrothed are Miss May
Heany. secretary Of the Associated
Students. and daughter Of Prof
Ed $. Meauy. aud Arthur Younger,
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general manager Of the Associated
Students. and Cassie Lawrence. so
ciety editor ~ the Daily, and Clar-
ence Boo Bryant president OF
the Associated Students.
4 Joint wedding is said 10 be I'M
der confederation.
Az three OF the young people
were connected with the A. =. y.
W. the event is generally regard
ed as one marking the open season
for matrimonial aunWncements in
the organization. Other engage
ment encouragement are expected
to follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

Stalls % shoulder pork roast,
12tsc; choice steer sirloin stalk, re.
Stail II, fresh halthut, lbs s9c,
1917, homegrown spinach, lbs.
i6c, home grown beets. lunches
&c. stall H. two 100 loaves bread.
Ihc. l3 dozen cookies. Doc. stall 10.
Winesap apples, doz., Toe, Stalls
18-1A. peanut buttero2 lbs. 2bc, made
at stall. Bakers Cocoa, can. zoe. =
lbs. sugar. a3c. stall is. fresh but
ter, 1Sc H.. strictly fresh local
ranch eggs, 35e doz.. 8 doz 81
We also carry a fun line of fresh
milk ana cream.
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Stalls a4-36, 1917 Tbs, sugar, 81;
hest milk. 9 cans SC. Sbc doz or
SS.8b case, dell lbs any brand cof-
Zee. qbc. No 10 sacks flour. 3sc.
stalls $3.50. salmon, shc each; crabs;
"a hams. half or whole, &c III; ha-
con. zoe 10. lamb chops, lbs, 25c;
Veal steaks. i5c III. turkeys 26c to
use No. stall ~, best fresh ,chutned
4 lbs al. stall 1918, lee loaves hot
bread. isc. 6 sc loaves, sbe stall ?,
Venl or porI roast 4 iac H.; spring
lamb. shoulder. &c 10. leaf lard, IL &c
III; lamb chops. . lbs. 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
FARM LANDS

a SEW YEAR RESOLUTION
kEAoLNEb. TO MY LAND AND HR
fNbEFENbENT. 70 HAVE PR.
MANE&r HOME ofFTafDE THE
oTEttcHowpED CITIES let us help
yea Keep this resolution We are seii-
fus land - Three Lakes Enohomish
reuriY wash Il lies elass n aur mills
On senG roads snh HANDY 20 Fuarksts
irlees and terms are reasonable There
49, apia stages and Z trains daily
Eoet sshahf store. ~ y y. ard pros.
rsFuus neighbour.
fuN DIAL Wfrn ra Object Tracts
from So 90 acres Write ~ s~s y a.
AEikt.FtotEW Mgr Land Dept 1871
l. g Ninith Mifr Seattle Wash
TNMhE LAKE, fNMmEm CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
HAD TOO MANY
HUBBIES; NO. z
WANTS DIVORCE

Too many cooks may spoil a din
ner. Nor are too many husbands
conducive TO domestic peace and
happiness
Wherefore. A. n. Messenger com
mcneed annulment proceedings Fri
day morning. He is husband No. 2.
be says
When be married Sarah Jane,
just seven months ago. she told
him she hadn't seen Hubby No. 1
for four years and that she there
upon scared a divorce In Tacoma.
Messenger believed her. But Hub
by No. is very much alive and
kicking. says Messenger. as he has
since learned.
He wants one OF the superior
court judges To hurry and cut the
knot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

Rates from Portland TO the San
Francisco exposition were an
nounced Thursday by the Southern
Pacific. through G. @. Chisholm, To-
cal district freight and passenger
agent The convention rate from
Portland for round trip viii be
s2G.75. Besides tbIy there viii DO
established an open rate of $50 for
tickets good for 80 days and s35 for
e0-day tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

Own your own nome. It's
easy. Read the offerings in
STAR WANT ADS - then
choose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

stalls 100 -ii2-ttA. g bis cans OF milk
2bef M II lbs. sugar. boc, with N pur.
chase OF tea or coffee; milk. sbc dos
cans. + dox cans good tomatoes 4Sc. 9
cans peas. s6u. No. 10 pals pure lard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

win a new house on tho Seattle
side. fronting un che hfieh high
way close fa intefufhan station.
school and stores This 10 a good
black soil. lies niro and level.
plenty - water This - good
buy Ptice $500 terms $50
cash and 40 monihiv Inquire
Ter Lawrence e. GhFeu. goa
New York Hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
BUILDING LOT WANTED

] hsse $50 shares ia tho rcuino Little
Rock on Go tbest company IN the
STATED Shares now selling al 26c each
WIN TRADE FOR lot n tot ia worth more.
Will pay difference Ia cash.
zoe FOURTH AVE
~ goo New haroom cottage, a0-ti lot.
81 000eoSew G-room house. 40-f corner
having baths Easements. firoplaces
aist ave. s.. At Mcclellan nt. BeaCon
MIN. 10 minutes from depots. easy
terms boutwell, & CROCKETT.
t.eary uldR Main 400
NT@rNFNgerNrN<NrsSNeNeSsN~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08
ACREAGE
SEDRO WOOILEY

lee aefp Improved rsnrh 90 aeres ~ eui-
tiyatianf 50 acres siashed and ready fpr
pasture. taianes easily cleared ail good
river bottom land s.FeoFn house b. fair
condition large barns IL eaws Z
hors~s hogs chickens sna all farm tools
And wagons ard all ofups FAiFss 81
piaes ffles 80. eco terms fif.eee IN
tA0pe e.sh
OLE HANSON & co.
ait Nse YORK. uierA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

k-CnOsa-pANEL DOORS. ftta
In order 80 keep our workrnen busy
during The wfntsr months 10 have
made special cut on the prices - cur
doors
We own and opsFsss th- largest dfreet-
te-eeusamev Sash ana phaF Factory r.
tho West ard save yuu the retailers
profit. We make immediate shipment
from eus large bright nsw stock
Quality guaranteed
PRICES FROM 0UH CATALOGUE NO ~
s-cresx panel doors IS sizes ss..f. 81 IL
Same for painting "a sfrss eaivp M 20
Cottage front doors s.....-4ss. Is up
PITY Nenser Interior doors .4... 800 ~
NNw Craftsman Interior doors -. 50 un
New Craftsman front doors ...... ITS 10
Cottage front wina9ws .s4-s.., 50 80
f-ifght traasom .s..s............ sup
BuuKafow easement sash ........ SO up
square porch columns fbuiit up
.......-.+.....s..... ....... fasup
Com piefs inside window trim .s.. so
Complete inside ArnF trim -...-.- 40
WHOLESALE PRICES OK GLASS
PAINTS BUILDING PAPER ANp
HARDWARE. OSE-THrRu
LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40
o. 81 WILLIAMS co
fats First Ave Main iEt7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

WANTED 600. e-room cottage. Tots
60xeet VIII pay per cent owner.
ca. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

GENTLEMAN. with home. desires the ae.
auaintanee 81 respectable wurhiue
aifl not over 10 years fairly good lock
Inc and good disposition with few
hundred, object matrlmauy Address
csae Star
Elderly WiboWNA wito own home
Hna tAuoh, wishes 60 meet lady Of kipd
disposition. ahluet matrimaHy Al
dfeas cea star
MISS MAunL HOWARD Mhnieurinr
ard massariug ueom 80 AIS ttoteI
GENTLEMAN. ta with safne land would
iil,e ta meet lady ahnut eann aas. with
email capital. He1ott matfimnny Al.
dress c.aa. star
WNiNkLEs nnMoVEp. nNfoHMEp
muses. corrected to1p Arcade Iitde
Aalu sfpa
~ gWptN MATRIMONIAL Ctuu esturs
only g the most fastidieUs people
strictly reuuasutiaii ladies free al
dress c.sb Star
9Ef NAHNIHn send 10 gonta foe ust
~ rteh sincere aafrespondents aud com
fidentlai information The Social ftea
tster Seattle. Wash
orr married test matrimonial papef
published Mailed free The Cor.
respondent Toledo uhta
Ladies' aandarspus cotton nnat pitts
sA's and nuFu cute fof delayed paftass
Price e. Mo0.y refunded ~ remedy
fails after fair trial Raymond Kennedy
- slfA rtks =
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sf9ysfsgxyss.f~s safety razor blades
Al14@ ~ p 49, sharpened SOC Ia
xsas-t y Cults steam and
- US go" French cleaned
THE rLrrg. 1911 Thira Main siss
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soz07oS1cgoSxsJ10szsgSSyS SzS000S<1e
REAL ESTATE
LITTLE RANCH. ss7s

The Iimmenu place must be- solid
81 ONCE WIN sell 81 on terms ~
$50 cash and Ste monthly Good
house. well. fine Wow Of lake
short walk 90 ferry dock. schools
and stores Inquire FOR Mr Bren-
ensu az the hotel. kirkland.
Wash.
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AAcNtf8EE
80 sores Improved fnHm - said thfs
month. I aeres siear.df ftfh. level land
on ruanfF road tsreefn haBse harm and
uufhaiifiaas steek farnitaFss tools
stsrFfhlnR goes
PRICE ffFtn
AAHEN SEXTON 60
tftA Firss Ave. Ground rinnr
NA8M4N 1AtsA@N
10 acres rs 20 psf acea
HNolttArMtE VALLEY
81 sers.. f.ruufu house ksFn. stock ard
afehaFds rasg terms
NORTH mE&u
% srrns All bottom stock aha tmpir-
fuHuSs These are an hu7s
a g. ufNuS a go
Matn a. SIS Marion r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

900 BUaINE8s CARDS Good printing
DC cash gnlrk print. aeattIa. Wnah
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
TO GRAPPLE FOR $4,000.

New York, May H.-Wrestling conduct
ed on the most giEa ntic scale ever heard
OF in America will be introduced next
week at the Manhattan Opera House.
Tho contests will be fought under the
Greco-Roman rules. The tournament will
be conducted on the elimination basis.
The winner will be acknowledged cham
pion Of the world. and. to make It worth
while of these famous stars to compete.
5000 in gold has been hung up. Of which
the winner will receive 5000. the sec
ond man 5000. and the third man 5000.
Alex AberE. the famous Russian cham
pion. has posted 5000 in cash to he
handed over to The first man who will
pin the Russian giants shoulders to the
floor. -,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
ANYBODY Want Such a Job.

WacD Tex, MAY N.-Johs are oTcn Tor scVeTaI
umrjres in the Texas League practically the whole
stan having either been released or resigned I'm
pirr Anderson got into trouble at Shreveport. I'm
Isrc Miller was mobbci Dallas because he de
cI,rcd q game with Houston forfeited snh I'm
pire Akin has rc-ignrd because h" has an opror-
tunitv 10 iskc the management :" \ team. Waco
has protested Umpire Halc. insrstIng that he Is
incompetent. Charles McCahCrl has been signed
a one o the men for the new stAd.