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Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

A number of recently organized companies are busy south of the United Verde and the United Verde Extension mines. The section is one which holds much encouragement and is viewed with favor by the mining men of the camp. The Michigan Verde Copper company Is outlining plans for development at depth and expects to have work well advanced before the close of the year. The company holds BIO acres in proxi-
The evening world., 1916-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Crane have
gone West. They will spend the sum-
mer In San Francisco. They may
take a trip to Honolulu before return
Ing East.
Cedar Rapids's favorite son. NAL
colin Williams. has arrived in New
York from California. accompanied by
Mrs. Williams tFlorence Reed).
Marc klaw is home again. Mr..
Klaw left New York in March and
went West. spending the greater part
Of the time in Honolulu. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
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bequeathed a silver service as the
solid thing a few weeks ago. and now
know that 1t Is only plated ware"
Sorry to hear that. old fellow" re-
turned the friend. But you may be
mistaken"
"Oh, no I'm not" was the mourn
full rejoinder of the sad one. THE
service was on the sideboard the
other night when burglars broke in,
but they never touched It,"
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Some Refreshment.
! EAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER,

n EAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER,
X during the manoeuvres off
Newport, told a story at Q gsr-
den party.
THE navy is as abstemious from
ethical reasons" he began, "as ola
Stingee was from miserlness.
"Old Stingce was entertaining a
boyhood friend one evening at his cot
tage. After n couple Of hours OF dry
talk, the old fellow said genially:
Would you like some refreshment
"A cooling draught, say-George
"'Why, yes; | don't care II I do
said George, and he passed his hand
across his mouth nnd Enlightened up
wonderfully.
"'Good' said old Stingee. ri Just
open this window. There's fine sea
breeze blowing. Detroit Free Press.
The evening world., 1916-05-30

About Plays
: and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

"EoRGE SCARBOROUGH, au-
thor Of THE Lure" AT Bay"
~ and The Heart OF wetona." Is
writing Mexican comic opera
Inspired with an idea for a musical
play Of this sort, MIR. Scarborough
went TO the Texas border a few
weeks ago, and. In FL Paso. met
Alberto NJ. Aivarado OF Mexico City,
by appointment. Senior Alvarado 10
Mexico's best known composer or
popular music. As result OF tneir
conference Mr.. Scarborough and
Senior Aivarado arc at the Scar
borough home on Staten Island writ
Ing and composing the opera. AL
ready the Mexican has composed
twenty OF the numbers, and Mr.. Scar
borough has the book and lyrics al
most ready. An interpreter Is with
them.
The opera will be based on modern
Mexico and the conditions that have
arisen =. the southerly republic re-
Gently. Men now in the public eye
will figure among the characters, by
proxy, OF course. Modern Mexican
bandits will have their place In the
new piece, and there will be "A sen
timental kick" such as Mr.. scar
borough has proved himself capable
of using effectively In his stage writ
ing.
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The Cost of 1t.
X-CHAIRMAN WALSH,

r X-CHAIRMAN WALSH. OF the
Industrial Relations Commls-
sion, discussing the New Haven
acquittals. said with a laugh:
"Some people thought the day mad
come when a crooked million would
cost the crook dear. But ]. for my
part. never thought so.
mo. sir; the day has not yet come
when the crooked millionaire will find
himself In the position Of the humble
ex-jailbird.
"This humble Ja,Ibird, invited ono
night to have an eleventh or twelfth
beer, pulled out a big watch to see
II he had time.
"'Holy smoke" said his host
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Sufficient Proof.

A s'r'sss STREET. ss.s:: %'i o:sas s' {" Dc:
pressed when a friend saunter-
ed alons.
What seems to be the trouble, old
man?" solicitously queried the latter.
extending the sympathetic hand.
You are a sight, like sad scenery"
II have iust had something or a
jolt," answer5S the sad one. II was
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Had Made Start.

DETE. the hired man, was known
for his prodigous appetite. One
morning he had eaten a normal
breakfast OF oatmeal, buckwheat
cakes, toast, fried potatoes. ham,
eggs. doughnuts, coffee and the usual
trimmings, and gone to the neighbor's
TO help with extra work. Pete ar
rived before the family had risen from
the morning meal.
well, Pete" Hospitality inquired
the farmer, had breakfast yet"
"Aw," drawled Pete in a wheedling
tone. "kinda.'-Everybody's Maga-
zine.
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am the General Manager,

II am the General Manager,
madam"
well. you know how warm II was
this morning and then how terribly
cold 1t turned shortly afterward?"
yes. madam"
well, my daughter Nora went
downtown early this morning and
she wore only light waist and
skirt. You know how the people
keep the car windows open In the
summer time and I'm afraid she'll
catch her death of cold coming home.
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ances will likely be given at the Hip
podrome

ances Will likely be given at the Hip
podrome.
Frank Shea will sail for London In
the near future to play roles Ray
mond Hitchcock originated.
. Leo Ditrichstein and THE Great
Lover" will conclude their engage
ment at the Longacre June 10 and re-
sumo In August.
Robinson Cruso Jr." Is to close up
shop June 10 and Al Jolson will leave
the next day for the Pacific Coast to
rest.
Richard Lambert In preparing to
send THE Blue Envelope" on tour
next season with Walter Jones and
Carrie Reynolds featured.
Lillian Cavanagh, who plays the
role Of the athletic Suffragette in "a
Lady's Name" is losing weight and
her whole family Is worried.
Reports from Los Angeles say OIL
yer Morosco's new musical piece,
Canary Cottage" has leaped into
great favor.
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~cAljeAN" WILL CONTINUE.

"Caiiban" will be continued through
out tho week at the City College sta
dium. Friday night 2i.0O0 persons
witnessed this Shakespearian spec
tacle and about the same number
saw II last night. In spite Of the
threatening weather Saturday night
5000 attended. "Caliban' cost $l25.-
900 and 1t will require additional
performances II there are to be
profits. In case any surplus remains
after expenses are met. the money
viii 70 into what IL to be called a
Permanent shakespeare Fund.
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M,es ANeL,N TO FhoHMAN.

Before leaving for st. Louis to ap-
pear in Shakespearian productions
In the open air. Margaret Anglin en-
tered into an agreement with All
Hayman whereby sne will star next
season in a new comedy under the
management of the Frohman Com
pany. Miss Anglin gained much of
her early experience under the dlrec-
tion Of Charles F'rohman. During the
coming season Mr.. Hayman and she
will inaugurate the Afternoon The
atre." Matinee productions will be
given which will In no way interfere
with the regular run OF Miss Anglin's
starring vehicle.
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TWAS, on. 80 DISAPPOINTING!

Herman Schnittger Of the J. p.
Muller Advertising Company has a
new shirt. while Frank Hughes and
Jack Benjamin OF the same concern
have new necktieS This announce
mont In Itself doesn't appear start
hnR. but when It IL known that the
three young mon dolled all up with
the ddea IN view OF giving a few Hip
podrome chorus girls the ,"howdy do"
and were then disappointed. 1t takes
on another aspect. Now. 60 on with
the story. Mr.. Muller bought three
ttckets to the outing Of the Hippo
drome employees. held at New Dorp.
q. l.. recently. He couldn't go. 10 he
gave the tickets to Herman. Frank
anu Jack.
''There'll be dozens Of peachy chorus
g1ris there" said Mr.. Muller.
'Wow!" said Herman. And Frank
and Jack echoed the word.
The trio then went on a purchasing
expedition. Money flowed like molas-
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Going to Headquarters.

II ARL FRED BONpY answered
n the telephone. An excited wo-
man was on the line. says the
New York Railway Employees Mag
azine.
us this the New York Ratlways7"
she asked.
This Is the once. madam"
rs the General Manager thsref
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TO STAGE "A BARE IoEA."

Z. A. We'll u to stage his musical
MAY. "A Bare Idea" after all. Sew
sral months ago he had II In rehearsal.
but II stumbled and fell before the
barrier went up (pardon us-we've
been TO the races) and Mr.. Well sent
4 back TO the stable. Now, however,
has at II again and he promises that
along about June IS there'll be some
thing doing. Mrs. We'll, profession =
ally known AZ Dorothy Arthur. will
Be prominently cast. Incidentally Mr..
Well says "A Bare Idea" Is q bear
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LIFE IN THE BRONX.

fee Of the Bronx Opera House yes
terday when little old woman
stepped up TO the window and said:
Il want a quarter seat downstairs
for the Decoration Day matinee"
I'VE have no quarter seats down.
stairs" replied Mr.. Rosenthal. but
we have some good ones In the bal
cony."
rs there a matinee up there too"
asked the little old woman.
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EOOljSHM EMIT,

He stole some scenery. did McPhail,
OF cours, they put him into Jail,
And when he found himself In Dutch.
lie said: Il took Q drop too much -
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ses from their pockets until they felt
they were In a position to mash" all
the chorus girls that dared bat an eye
at them. SO to New Dorp they went.
Sixteen stage hands, twenty ushers
and u couple of coal beavers were the
only others present.
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ABE, YOU DEVIL, YoU!

Have you seen Abe Nathan4on mo.
torcycling? Her address, please, Abe
Ram bier. in Greenpoint Home News.
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NEW HoUsUM COMEDY.

Klaw & Erlaneer and Henry Miller
have obtained a new comedy by
Robert Housum and will produce II
early next season.
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BY G.. M. hyne
BY Bud COunlhan
BY Vic
yStSStESSyStSyytOtCO0IO00l
BY Jack Callahan

Holy smoke, you've got q watch!
What did II cost you?"
"'Nine months the ex-jailbiru an
swered simply."-Washingt star,
The evening world., 1916-05-30
Bumstead's Worm Syrup.

Worms. IL never falls. One bottIo Gl1s7
l32 worms: sold sssIywhsrs, 2Sc bstA
The evening world., 1916-05-30

Can't you issue an order to have all
the car windows closed to-day?"
The evening world., 1916-05-30
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

What is your idea of happiness"
Nothing to do and lots OF time to
do II in"
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COsSiP.

When the Friars bring their "Frolic"
back to New York several perform
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3 NnAa lONdNdY saw ON The FARM BY Ferd G. g
um.reN
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Thursdays Picture was Q SHEEP.
The evening world., 1916-05-30

-EoRGE SCARBOROUGH, au-
thor Of The Lure" AT Bay"
VI and The Heart OF wetona," Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
Gill Sees Naughty
Rebecca"; He Baiks
at a Box Seat, Tho

Naughty Rebecca," the laugh.
provoking comedy adapted from the
French, opened 1T the Moore the
atre Friday night as a benefit to
the Auto Drivers union. Local No.
23i. 10 a crowded house.
For the first time In his life, be
said. and as a tribute 10 organized
labor. Hiram c. Gill accepted the
courtesy OF the house from the Au-
TO Drivers union. There we're four
In Mayor CHS party. but he baked
at sitting in box.
Councilmen and other city and
county officials occupied boxes.
The farce was presented by an
able cast. headed by Frederick
.O'Farrell. a popular Leading man
on this coast. with Miss Claudia
Colonna and Miss Edith Williams
sharing the honors in the LEADING
feminine roles. The productid
was deliberately staged and the set
ungs were new and clean. The pro
duce ris James r. Kerr
The engagement last night WA
the opening performance OF the five
TO be given as a benefit TO the 10
cal titney drivers. there being q
matinee and night performance Sat
urday and Sunday. the last timer
being tomorrow afternoon anc
evening
Organized labor Is strongly sup
porting the union drivers In theii
endeayors to raise budget with
which 10 fight adverse legislation
at the coming legislative session at
Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
HUNT FOR RICH
BANDIT LOOT
IN WOODS ON

Armed with gum boots and
determination TO locate $4,000
believed 20 be esshed In the
dense woods near Lake Forest
park, King county deputies sal
lied forth Saturday In search
for treasure believed 10 have
been dltehed by the four high
waymen who held up the
Bothell bank early this week.
Deputy Malone feels certain that
the hiRhwaymen left most Of the
money I'm the woods, intending to
make their getaway and 10 return
later when their daring holdup had
been forgotten.
According 10 Maloncs statement
Saturday. a blazed trail was fol.
lowed for several hundred yards
Friday into dense thicket He
and Deputy Elliot we're forced 10
abandon their search on account
OF darkness.
Tho blazcd trail headed straight
for Seattle.
or the entire amount. only $500
was in silver. leaving nearly $4,000
In gold. That this amount OF
metal proved too heavy TO carry
in and was abandoned, Is the firm
belief OF members OF the sheriffs
office.
Under Sheriff stringer believes
that the money was hidden under
a log and probably covered over
with underbrush.
4 number OF residents OF the
Lake Forest district have phoned
In descriptions OF various strangers
seen lurking around the scene OF
the bandits disappearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
DR.. Wiley HAS .
WAY TO REDUCE
COST OF LIVING

WASHINGTON. Dec. Or.
Harvey w. Wiley, the man
who purified the American Ia
bic" came out today with a
plan 70 cave II from the
clutches OF the food speeuIstor.
He wants municipal and state
control Of all food supplies.
1.-THE people must take this
thlna into their own hands"
Wiley declared 70 the United
Press. Federal control has
failed 90 far 20 answer the pur.
pose. Food supply 10 too vital
a matter 10 be banded about
by interruptions spectators
and lasity OF federal admins
tration.
The total disregard by food
dealers OF the existing cold storage
and other federal food laws and
the criminal laxity In administer
Ing these laws indicates the PEG.
pie must look TO other measures
for their protection"
Decrying the widespread mlsrep
OF cold storage for
fresh eggs In open market, DIR.
Wiley exclaimed:
why, myself could run this
thing down. Where are the fed.
eral food inspectors? And where
are the men higher up who are
to administer these laws
for the peoples protection
DR. Wlley'H plan. which he
would submit 10 congress except
they know I can tell them too
much" contemplates the taking
over by municipal authorities Of all
food supplies and the dispensing Of
them to the consumer at reasonable
prices
Each community" he explained.
would provide itself with a sort ~
clearing house for its daily food.
The price manipulators would not
have a look.in. And it's coming 20
Just this thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
MADAM LESLIE

sSp cf.kInvorsST
This farnoas phFenalesist reads your 81
tire ifs frnFa the Grade % old are. iusi
as fh~ head Indicates EtVs~ pou dates,
facts telts f0a = bat has passed in lifs.
shat is happsninK. withnut askins
single question:. Ehe does not tell things
20 piras~ bot reads thinHs Just ~ she
head Indicates. tolls fua shat planets
you uffe bora under. The iucaf and IN
iursF planets. When and wbnn Ypu wtli
mary. settles ana srpiAins love family
TROUBLES narrlAEes divorce, health
business tamsuits. spscglatinuF lowest.
rnenfs transactions - al btnes. So fact
10 matter "a bat Tapr hope, fear % anil
ton. r1rn~ 90 this noted phfenninGist
ard ind help There 10 no need fnr
aafons 20 b. ansncretsful Her advice
removes ali trouble she ruarAntsss
satisfaction or no sharEs Her read.
lngs ere strictly rnntrfsntiai Caii ani
rnraalt her free ifie ftAs. bfflcs
Hrsfre 10 a ~ %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
MANUFACTURER IS
DEAD OF AUTO HURTS

Alfred Van Fleet. manufacturer
who came here from Joliet. H.. TO
spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. Wesley r. Walker. died Friday
afternoon from injuries received
when his auto overturned Noyem-
Der 30.
Wesley T. Walker. 40 Tenth ave.
y. sustained a broken leg and his
'atherin-law's skull was fractured
in the accident. which happened
when the car got out OF the drivers
control on the steep grade. on Roam.
oke st. turning off Tenth ave.
The victim was "a years OF age.
and did not regain consciousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
ECoNoMy-sATuRDAy

stall 40. large cans Carnation milk. 10
can stalls ao-2t. Delicious apples, 81
box. delivered tumble pack Wlncsaps
Soc box. delivered stalls 1-2-a. any cut
shoulder pork roast rave NJ. all choice
pot rouats Zoe 10 all pork steaks. les g
Co., veal roast ioc 10. veal outlets, l2tsr
lb stall eT. hest olcomarKarinc. use 10. /.
fresh prauut butter. iuc 10. lbs. csc
stalls 5-S-t2. lbs rolled oats, 2bc.
largo can peaches. l5c. lbs. extra large
pfuneH 9sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
PIKE pIA,E-s,Tt-RDAy

NtalI Y. : los fIne EranuIated Eurar.
CSC. stall ~, pure pasteurized milk &c
pt. &C. at stan 81. butter churned
Thursday and Friday toc 10 stall ~. 3
cans minced CLAIMS. 25c. ibc cans whole
CLANS lOc. 1oc bars Ivory soap. t5c.
pkgs Jeil-o, Zoe. stall 81. fresh made
peanut butter, Zoe M, lbs use stall
a.. sirloiu and round steaks, igMo To
and lbc 10 prime rib roasts, l2Ac h.
pot roaHts So 90 ioc Ii. front quarter
veal. I0c H.. hind quarter veal, lsh 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOIOCIST

iadsm Ssomia has just srfiyed IN ~
Atttui never was here before ana she
can tell y1u ali your past life and what
your future life 10 90 he. can adtla" you
In business affairs. family sffairr and
love affairs. tell you when you Will
marry and the initial % the one you
viii marry. hos "a conquer your enc
miles and avoid all trouble and Be
happy tells you IN regard 20 your alb
sent ffieuds. tells Sou what you are
adapted fof and hew 20 ts surressfui
IN lite. tells you shat business is most
lucky Tor you The madam viii Fifs
you every satisfaction tRe viii Euaf
antee 70 Htfs you Haiiafartian On ell a.
fairs % NE Charges GO tents The
madam can BE- found az gigM Union 81.
between Second ana Third aFes. Vernon
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
SpITu B>D-Mo>nAN

Fine creamery butter, lbs. 7bc; very
hest storage eggs. . dog. Zoe; round steak
igc 10. pig pork chops, zoe H. No. 10
sack corn meal 9tC, No 10 sack pastry
flour. SOC. CretpnH rolled oats. pkRs
29r. Jeil-o. SC pkg milk bread loaNes
1hc; Jelly tartS. Toe doz hcechnut
mustard i0c bottle. salad oil l5c and
zoe bottle. potatoes. II lbs zoe. grapes
lbs loo. peppers. . his. 1bc. large box
apples G0ei spinach. . lbs sbo, ehestnuts
200 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
ASK DISMISSAL OF
GARDENERS APPEAL

Deputy Prosecutor Ellis has an.
nounced his intention to petition
the state supreme court TO dismiss
the appeal OF Harry Gardner. the
pickpoeket who escaped recently
from the county Jail with DIR. p. V
Allen.
Ellis argues that Gardner is "
fugitive and has forfeited all right
TO appeal. No word has been OBJ
tained of the missing prison, $.
Local authorities are notifying
Eastern cities TO be on the lookout
for the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
MIIIII-SAII nnAN

StnUa 30-31. loaf lard, To III, or
rendered lard. i5c M. with other csc
purchase Of meats, choice steer pot roast,
Sc H., steer steak. 12hc III stall 90.
finest oloomarRarinc. Soc 10. At Stong's
ia-lb. sack patent flour. $50. DC boxes
matches. iOc soc cans syrup. 4oc. lbs
split peas. e5c, o lbs. fine Japan rice.
s5c stalls as-3a. choice steer pot roast
Sc and Toe n sugar cured corncd beef
l2thc III round steak. 1{c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PfiHESOis-
oOiEr
Who has the poser 90 fnreaes ana ten
ynu on all important affairs - li'e
Tells your past present and fuiafe iifs
advises w hgsinssa and family affairs.
cnufiship and marriage. tolls the nhus
~ tho man o. woman you siil marry
tells your enemies names And hos 90
conquer them. makes happiness be-
tween man and wtfs tells shat you are
adapted faf ard shat business .. most
turkY frf you. tells IN regard 90 your
absent friends The madam wns never
IN Seattle before She gives every satis.
faction Special readings this vssk.
sec open rom 10 Is ~ 20 y IN Hotel
Norris room 9 itsats Third ave. be-
tween Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
HAS BURGLAR take
HIS OWN PICTURE

DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. e.-Dr.
David n. Days burglar alarm.
that photographs intruders and
summons help at the same time,
today has convicted one man
upon the strength Of his picture
taken by the automatic camera,
which creates a flash Iiaht.
causes sufficient noise to get
the intruder to unconse iously
turn to face the camera, and
summons police aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
ASK
MADAM BILLS

The lady thai held tho people amazed at
the Land Hhos and Aiso the Masonic
Tefnpis this Water 10 nos sivtnR pfi-
sats readinNs az her office a. th1 iih-
~fty nuiidfnE she can advise Ygu ON
AL important affairs ri, ii,s. - n there
is anything that yau dosife 90 knus ard
aant 90 nna cot come and consult the
madam TIE madam cAn tell fua fnur
past present and fgtaf~. sra tsl 800 IN
affslfs anf marriages. end hnsln1ss
traasartipna ~ am nature 80 don't
fafl 60 eistg this wunfsffui tadf ard ~
convinced 90 her ErsAs s9~er Liberty
HuiidlnE % the Uafr.s 81 Third and
Union. opposite ppstof'iee, Room 81.
fttn ~rrN lac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE


ron SALE rs ACnEa ~ THE RRAoIT
valley. miles from Aedfo- woolisy ,
land all level. partly cleared. rest
slashsd ana In pasture; good aoil. on
rratei road milk ana mail routes a
mile 20 graded school. Groom house
barn HoKio. chicken house isHgs. wood
shed ana root house buildings about
all new and painted good well water
piped 20 barn all kinds Of fruit set
out Price o.. 500 clsah can on or write
the Owner ~ y NcEuuu ~ " -,
ssdrp weoiisy wash
ron HALE OF RENT. IS Aciuss OF
ftne land ~ acres under cultivation /.
room house COW barn. milk houss
chichen houses 90 bearing fruit tro.s
tufinE uafsr at kitchen door. ~ miles
Co Grace station. a. miles 20 Enohom-
ish. 90 minutes drive 90 Pioneer
square Seattle. miles 20 Woodin.
vile ana Pacific highway Wii take
late model Fnrd on frst payment You
can set this land a, very low price
and good terms Tor Particular aa-
dress D. Draper Dss Mainss Wash
or Mrs Payne a. D - !. Wood
insiis wash
ron BALE - A pANpY CHICKEN
ranch. acres I GOO white L~Ehorn
chickens fine buildings. bot and cold
water. pumping plant Everything
modern Coo, o. zoe Sell for iaLo6
Come and zee n a. y y .. nar
i5i.n. Seattle
ron bETAfi.H oN LANDS
Handy 60 our mills and camps
write or eee y " NEtkLEJOHH.
AEr Land Dept. 1874 J.. e. smith HldE
SEATTLE WASH
You deal wifh 90 direct"
~~N~-~~~~es~~~~~~~~~~e~> ~~~sN~s~Je~~0~OSN~0~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09
K. Of P. STAGE PLAY

A well-trained cast OF members
of Seattle Lodge. No. 81. Knights OF
Pythias. presented John Barnnim's
dramatization OF Damon and
Pythias." Friday night at the Met
ropolitan before an enthusiastic
audience.
The story OF the play is an exem-
plification OF the ideals OF the
Pythian order in which friendship
guides the action. William NJ. Ras.
mus directed the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-09

stan io2. good creamery butter. acc
~. lbs 500. fresh puliei eggs. ssc
dos stall ITO 49-ib. sack patent flour.
$50 &c boxes matches. i0c. ibc cans
shrimps iee, Soc can syrup. Ice. stalls
1898, fresh. crisp EinEcrHnapr. ioc n. I.
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