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ments under Apartments
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OUTOF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE FOR u. q. PROPERTY
Fine house. Long Rranch, y. l.. on frsnkliu
ave. - hlncks from ocean; I. rooms; lur-s
porrhcs: bath. tnil"ts; cellar laundry, fur
mace: large stable. carrisEe house. r"a"hmau
quarters: toi loon i',n: fine lawn. tr""~: mort
gage. 80. 800: cost Sl2npo. win trade equity
for uninrumbcred property worth S3."h.
What hav. you t" offer: GEO. W. LlNklNS.
En IL
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
REAL BARGAINS,

FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS.
At sacrifice price Of s.. 900. Cost s. ,o5(
rooms and bath: steam heat; attic.
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See our list of apartn
70 of
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ron SALE or RENT.
WANTED.

WANrED-S OR 2 ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
detached house. large lot, with garsge:
convenient good school. would buy AT rea-
sonahla price after six months II sstisfactory-
u. :. MACoMBER. 4"7 9Th St ne. 3l'
WANT 81 III RBAN PLACE OR LOTS FOR
my room brick house. with all modern I'M
provemcutS; good icnant: price, 5000. Boz
ntti,
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WANTED TO RENT.

Will FAY FROM si5 1o SIS
For hous,. in suburbs. Mt. Rainier or Brook
land preferred Tenant viii II" permanent.
Must har" room for garden and chickens.
CHARLES s. MUIR Il 90. lnc..
Main 4a35. llc, y y ave. NV Main ta7s
"ESTA1IS rARErIIIN MANAGLn"
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UNFU URNIsHED.
b. +. SAUL Co.
RENTAL, AGENTS.

Phone Main - 9;i New York ave. NV.
Prosrertivc tenants will hnd it I" their advan
age inspect properties before renting. as
ur houses are generally in good condition. our
;:i.. bo;u. tn have them repaired when vacated.
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THE BALTIMORE,

1s32 BILTMORE STREET.
Attractive ir. apartment. overlooking Co
iInJs road, large closets; sunshine. Phone
,oi. 3s.,4.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED AND uNFURNIsHED.

WE HAVE APARTMENTS AND HOUSES IN
every section Of the city. furnished and un-
furnished: all prices and sizes II you
having trouble locating will pay you to
SIYE 4 WATSON. Inc. oo4 I.th NV
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OR REST-EY EDWARD $. wEscoTT,


See list of apartments under Apartments
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Will. GIVE CASH AND SPLENDID CLEAR
lots. rakomA Park, for unincumhcred prop
,rty in III" District. r. CARLISLE Cru MI
:s.", Southern bldg. Main Sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

What" shouted every one but
Eliene. who asked in a shocked
voice. Bulge. did you push your
little brother into the water"
Il Just gave him little shove. "
NO. he didn't" interrupted Tod
dy eagerly. Il told him | was go
ing to fly up that bright, moony
path out there. and he said. Huh,
what YOU givin' me- An | said,
I'm givin' II to you straight An
he said, You're loony.' An | said.
TN Just show you II I'm loony. an
| climbed mp on the rail and
and
Then he got cold feet. finished
Bulge, and just thought he need.
ed n lesson. and ! gave him n lit
tie push-just teeny push, not
enough to push mosquito off your
hand-and over he went. | tell
You. mother was scared, and |
was awful glad when Uncle Dick
Jumped after him and saved him"
Here Alice came In and told me
Dick wanted to see me. As I
opened the door to his room. Dick
looked mp eagerly His face fell as
no saw mine.
why, Won are III. Margie2" he
exclaimed, You look as tho YOU
had seen a ghost instead cf seeing
your husband escape from being
drowned. II was good thing Jim
came after us. for all at once my
heart seemed to swell until / was
afraid 1t was going to burst. and |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
PROCRESSIvES FOR
WILSON; WILL NOT
fall FOR OLD FOES

expectation nor hope that his can
dldate will win a sweeping victory.
In the early weeks of the cam.
paign. Il was the easiest thing In
the world for the Hughes people
60 demonstrate that Hughes cleo.
ton was a foregone conclusion.
They simply put down the figures
OF the TAFT vote In 1914. added to
these figures the Roosevelt vote In
1879; then wrote down the Wilson
vote In 1919 and declared hughes
elected by the difference.
Where Prosresslves Are
The assumption was that because
Roosevelt. after torpedoing the
progressive ship. had declared for
Hughes. all the progressives would
swim ashore and gather around the
Hughes banner.
The proaressives all got
ashore but most Of them seem
to have preferred not to follow
the man who torpedoed their
ship.
Just what percentage of the pro-
gressiye vote for Roosevelt In 1919
will be east for President Wilson
November must be more or less
OF guess. but Il Ia we'll within the
facts TO say the Wilson record OF
progressive policies enacted into
law. has made tremendous appeal
TO the great mass OF devoted mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
THEATRES
GRAND

GRAND
Bells -Four Comiques will head
the new bill at the Grand theatre
today. These four young men are
able to do the most difficult aero
battle stunts with apparent ease.
while weaving into the act just
enough comedy to make IL a head.
liner.
Christy and Griffin are billed as
Two Boys From Virginia" Euro
pean art studies In bronze will be
represented by Germans Models.
An actress who styles herself as
Marie Teresa promises some start.
ling costumes used In her late
songs and dances. Wright and Wal
ter will have novelty comedy act,
with music and fancy steps. Tho
VIM. Fox star. Theda Bara, will be
seen In one OF her late photos. I'm
der Two Flags" This Is n photo
drama based on the famous novel
by the same name,
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sY X. N. RlckgY

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. THAT
the Wilson tide. which began to run
strongly several months ago-to be
exact. when the country discovered
soon after Hughes nomination
that he was not big enough for the
job to which he aspired-has been
mounting higher and higher with
veach succeeding week. is as GER
vin as anything can be IN this
Avid OF uncertainties.
That nothing short o. cat
aelysmie disturbance can turn
this tide between now and No
vember Is so probable that
one 10 tempted again 10 use
that dangerous word Ser
talnty."
Not many. n any. presidential
elections have been won or lost
during the last week Of campaign.
The situation. as IL stands today.
seems TO be about like this;
Democrats Confident
The Wilson leaders have SUI
sreme confidence In the presidents
reelection by an overwhelming
plurality. The republican leaders
hope that the drift 10 Wilson is not
as strong as II seems TO be. and
that their candidate will win by a
narrow margin. The most opti-
mistic Hughes leader has neither
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

who broke away from the boss-rid.
den and corrupted republican party
In 1912.
That among the 1000 600 odd FOL.
lowers of Roosevelt. four yearH
ago. there are many who were cap
tlvated by tho Roosevelt peraonali-
~ and will return with their hero
TO the arms OF Penrose. Smoot.
Crane. Barnes and the other "unde-
sirable citizens" II probably true.
sad as II may seem.
IL took most of the progresslves
some weeks TO recover from the
shock and exposure OF the Roose'
welt submarine attack and their ~.
lence during this period OF conva-
lescence was mistaken by the
Hughes leaders for acduiesoence In
the Roosevelt program.
Can't Be Delivered
But as soon as they got their
strength they began 20 give voice
TO their indignation and TO protcs,
against being delivered into the
hands OF their old enemies.
In every section OF the eour-
try leaders Of the progressive
party In 1912 have declared for
Wilson. There are exceptions
OF course. but II 10 noticeable
and significant that the eseep-
lions are chiefly among that ell.
er,ent In the progressive party.
headed by George W. Perkins.
whose proaresslvlsm was al
ways under the suspicion OF the
great mass OF the rank and
file.
Roosevelt. Perkins and Raymond
Robins are practically all OF the
progressive party leaders OF 1912
who are making an aggressive ef.
fort for Hughes election. whiie
hundreds OF men ana women who
were prominent In the progressive
party IN 1912. either nationally or
In their own states. have declared
for Wilson and are working for hls
election. Among these arc John
VI. Parker. nominated for vice pres
ident by tho progressive conyen-
uou last June. Matthew Hale OF
Massachusetts,. cambridge Colby OF
New York and Jane Adams.
A few days ago. Victor Muir.
docks newspaper at Wichita. Kas..
declared for Wilson and urged pro-
gressives TO vote for him. Muir.
dock is the national chairman OF
the progressive party.
II is known Gov. Hiram Johnson
OF California. candidate for senator.
Is for Hughes only nominally. lie
showed his real feelings when he
refused TO see Hughes when the
latter visited California.
Tide Toward Wilson
There are many things contribut.
ing TO the Wilson tide--the presi.
dents peace policies. his practical
sympathy for labor. his fairness to-
ward business. his refusal TO
truckle 10 the hyphenates and his
record for progressive laws passed
but In estimating the situation.
as IL exists today. the Importance
of the reaction among the progress.
siyes from the crime against their
party at Chicago In June. must be
given large consideration.
This Is true in every state. but
II is especially true in the states
west OF the Alleghenies. including
Pennsylvania.
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really did not know much more I'M
I'll | was on deck looking into your
dear eyes.
Are YOU all right now, Dick?" |
managed to ask.
Perfectly. Just as comfortable
as ] can be while you are away
from me. Margie. Do you know.
dear. what was thinking when I
was out there battling for Toddy's
and my life? I was thinking that
II you did not love me any more |
hoped I'd die"
Don't, Dick. whispered, but for
the life of me I could not give him
the longing look he gave me. as he
wished did not love him any
more. and this. little book, was not
the most horrible thing about t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
5Hss SECURED LOAN GOLD NOTES

Little book. when Dick was out
there struggling in the water. |
kept thinking what would do If
Dick should drown!
There. | have written II, |. who
have always prided myself on my
sense of justice, saw my husband
battling for his life. and instead OF
hoping for his safety. thoughts OF
what | would do IL were free
filled my mind
was able to contemplate life
without Dick. was more concern.
ed for the safety OF Teddy than |
was for that of Dick. felt that
the kiss Dick begged me for was
the kiss Of Judas. gave it hur.
riedly and fled to my room.
(To be cortinucd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
MARCHES THOUGHTS WERE
NOT FOR DICK WHEN
SHE SAW HIM IN
THE WkTERl
Dated November I, 1916

Teddy turned what might have
been tragedy, little book. into a
comedy ms he sat up In bed and
pushed away the hot water bottles.
I won't have 20 take another
bath tomorrow. will !. MOTHER he
asked plalntively.
lis that why YOU Jumped into the
water and made Uncle Dick jump
in after your asked Jim Eide.
Course not. You know you
pushed me in. Bulge he said TO
his brothn-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
up. OFFICERS HERE
TO INSPECT LINE

President y. r. Calvin. OF the
Union Pacific system. and a flock
OF other officials. spent Wednesday
morning in Seattle. inspecting tho
company's holdings here.
The party included Judge Robert
8. Lovett, chairman Of the board
OF directors; J. d Farrell, presI.
dent Of the O-W. n G. N. Co: c. G.
Stllman. Vice president Of the
Union Pacific. -. l.. Winchell.
traffic director; Vice President ].
p O'Brien and Traffic Manager r.
w. Robinson. of the O-W.
They left Wednesday for Port
land. The officials travel only in
daytime, In order to see the com.
plete line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
LISTER NEVER DRANK

ANACORTES Nov. 1.--Gov. Lis.
ter. in his campaign tour thru
Skagit county towns Tuesday aft
ernoon and night emphatically de-
MED the statements of men who
say they have seen him drink in.
toxicating liquor.
Lister is said to have been an oc.
casional drinker at tho Hotel Don
nelly bar in Tacoma. according to
John Berkshire, former proprietor
of the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
1900 EalMERS OUT

McALESTER. Okla. Nov. L.
Seven thousand coal miners went
on general strike today. following
failure of the operators to agree to
u new scale,
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Slipc Son Siflc bon Stint pcriibte
gcitern abcno Selbltmorb, inbem iie
pom SGbroompfcr Gnnger in bcn
6luB iprong, nls bos Boot iid Scr
9anoling III Sarnin nGbertc. 0ic
2cihe lit nod nitt ge6orgen iporoen.
0ic tSrou batte neriiidt, in @clel(-
ihoft bon Sarrp Sarbing aus Yc-
trnlio, Ont, bier 5ll lanben. bod
muroen tic bon ben Ginnonberilngs.
bcamten Silriitgelpieicn. @oroin9
miro in Sarfiin feItachnltcn. SSrau
Gon Sidlc ipor sic Satin eines III
9on0on, Ont. itotioniertcn Soloo-
ten, botte abcr icit Ginger 3eit nidlt
nit linn gelebt. ionbern bel ibrcn
9lnaeborigcn i'll Stint gclpobnt G5
miro geingt, onB lie por 5ipei Sabren
in Tetrolio. no 0oS Gbepar mobntc,
cincn Sclbitmorbperiu6 ueriibt babe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11
8efauOen iif iu 9ebtnss
gefabr.
Ytntter I'M Sbeater, bier ainber in
breunenbem !Sanie.

2ubineton II, Nti6., II. 9(priI.
@abrcnb Srait Gnlil s. Grams unb
ibr Glteiter Sobn geltern abenb elmer
@anbclbilOer Soritequng beiipobn-
ten, ipuroe ibr Sous bon Seucr ger
itort unb oic bier fIcineren &inoer,
i'm sllter bon ie6s ESubren bis bier
Monoten, befaitben lid in 2ebensgc-
fnbr, purocn iebod) bon eilter nnoc-
rem inn Soliie fpobnbaIten fSran &C.
rettet.
0ns @obn1ous 6cs Charles Sfooa
ipuroe bcltte morgen Gin Goub Scr
Slornlnen. Tos Sous ipur6e bon
ntebrcren 5nnilicn bcpobnt mo cine
sln5obl Scr 9clpobner fonnten lid
nit @tiibe in gfo1tfleioern rettcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11

NSSuliuIC OtiiHHytH ipCtttu puluul
hin, bnh Die Sransoien jest iaaen,
SetbincOnrt ici gemdf friiber feitge-
lesten ElGnen aerGnmt uurben.
Nidtsoeitulpcniger lunrbe feitgeitellt,
oat Elm Sefebl erlaiien iuDrben mar,
luurin cs beikt: vySieier iuifltige
Rlas mnf inter aifen 1lmitanbem
gcbaltcn lueroen.W W Die Sntiade,
oaf inebr uls 700 nnperpnnbete
fransDiiidc @efnngene getnadDt itno
oafi Die fransOiiiden %erlnite an
Suten nnS @eriunnDeten nod lueit
arDhcr iuaren, lit Selueis, baf Der
fransOiiid)e Elnn snr 8Gnmmna Der
Staot nidlt iuic beabiidltigt burfse-
fiibrt iucrben fpnnte.
ugtad frans6iiidDcn @eridlten gebt
bic ncne 2inie BON Der Siibefe bes
slupconrt-@alSes lGngs Der eriten
g0idlnng bes S5iisels 9fu. 304, bann
am iiiolihen llfer bcs Surges-gnhcs
nnf] einem Emnft nprb0itlidJ ppn
Sancunrt; bnnn iucnbet iic iidl pit=
ludrts, frenst bic Setbinepnrt-Gsnes=
StraRc an cimem Ennft Iiblidj pum
arensungspnnft Sieier Strahc init
Der 2anbitrafe nadJ Gbattaneunrt
nnb crreidt Die Nnns gcrabe nDro=
lid BON Gnmicrcs. Sie gefeitiann-
gen bes SprfeS 9lppepnrt, bas iiib-
lidl oum 9lpueunrt=@nlo gclegcn lit,
iunrben, iuic gcmclbct, am 9. glpril
bon BEN SentidDcn bel ibrcm %ur-
riifen scritGrt."
SrupbGen Der Sandbpptc.
epmbpn, If. 9lpril. SluDo $
gaben geitern nbenb befannt, oak
folsenoe Sf)iffe Sente Der Sand)=
6putc gcluurben iinb:
Ser britiidle Sampfer Wiarecmt
sibbep, 4470 Spnnen, iunroe perIcnft
nnb iein Ecripnal lit IN gOrS cines
Sampf-Iinenfegers, Der anf Der
Sabrt nadJ SalmOntb am 2isSaro
pDrbeisefpmmen lit.
Ter ipaniide Sanpfer Santan-
berinp, 5000 Spunen, ,unrbe bnrdJ
ein Sprpebp perienft.
Cine 2lOpS's Scpeifc ans Garbiff
&ales ,Iagt, Der britiidje Sampfel
1ibra babe ben aapitGn nnb basEer,
ipnnl bes npriuesiid)en Sampfers
Siplpit, 997 Sumnen, gclanoet, Oel
obne @arnnns uun cinem bentidlen
Sanhbppt an cinem 9Snnfte 25 Yfei
len norSlidl ppn Der Snicl Gnefdnl
an Der fransoiiiden 9iiitc, noro,ueit
lifl nuu Brett, pericnft uorSen mar
9iarrie, iiber 9onbon
II. 9lpril. Ser odniidlc Tampfei
eltlolita bot in Cocoa, 9iscapa-@op
| 36 lleberleberoc, oaritllter mcbrert
SSroucn, pom Dem ipnnii6en Santpfcl
| Santanoerino gelonbet, Ser torpe
oiert tporoen mar. Tier 8oiiagiere
iGnttli6 Spallier, iino ertrltnfen
9unSun, II. Ipril. 9lupb'.
bcrid)fcn, bnk Ser Sampfcr GaaituI
pcrmist iueroe nnb pabridleinlid
perienft iunroe. Sllles 4criuHal iunr
DC anfsesriffen. Die Citation iual
nnbeitiift.
| Die Citation iit ein Sd)iff BOZ
1876 Sonnen uno 346 SlIB long
Zen lesten Seridltcn na6 mar es oil
| If. Sebruar BON philadelphia mad
! Nueenstoipn abgefabren.
Ser bolGnoiIdeIa Iampfcr &iinoiif
DER leste @ode III Der Soohc DC
Sciqp- Snieln nuf cine Wiine aufge