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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

LONDON, May l2.-Asquith arriv-
ed In Dublin today to take charge OF
the situation, which admittedly was
growing serious and ordered the post
ponement OF courtmartials Of rebel
leaders pending the outcome Of the
conferences between officials He
urged sir John Maxwell to speedily
INQUIRE into the shooting Of Editor
skefiington without trial. which has
aroused the deepest Indignation
Thousands of messages protesting
against further executions have reach
ed Asqulth. Agreeing the killing OF
skeffington was atrocious. Asquith
approves the execution of the IL reb-
eI leaders. 1t was intimated that NC
Diarmad and Cheaunr, VINO signed the
republican proclamation would be ex-
ecuted. James Connolly. general OF
the rebel army who is wounded, prob
ably will be killed.
Newspapers differed as to whether
Asquith would attempt TO establish
home rule on his present visit. He
expressed the hope OF finding a way
TO concitlate hostile Ireland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Big Contract on
Vey Farm Rushed
Ahead to Finish
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS BE-
ING MADE THAT WILL
COST $4,000.
(East oregonian special. }

HERMISTON, May 12.-The New
port Land and Construction Company
of this city, are rushing to completion
their $4,000 contract on the big farm
of Antoine Vey on upper Butter
creek. This is considered one of the
most extensive improvements ever
made on a farm in Umatilla county
and consists of the erection of con-
crete bridge across Butter creek at a
cost of $4,000, and $4,000 dam. ov-
er six tons of REINFORCED steel is be-
ing used in this work. also carload
of cement and car of lumber. Three
six-horse teams, each carrying five
tons to a load. are being used to con-
vey this material to the ranch. Forty
men are employed on the job, and
they are being taken care of at the
companys own boarding kitchen
where the maxim of "good food and
contented men" is followed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
CUMMINS IS At
ROSEBURG TODAY
SENATOR MAKING TOUR OF THE
STATE IN INTEREST OF
CANDIDACY.

ROSEBURG, Ore, May 12.-Sena-
tor Cummons arrived at Roseburg
this morning and spoke in the Ant
lers theater to a big audience. Later
he made an address at the soldiers
home, delivering a tribute to the vet
erans He left at two O'Clock for Eu-
gene where he speaks tonight Cum
Minis is stumping the state for the
presidential nomination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
FORMER. STUDENT
OF THE OREGON
A. CTS EXECUTED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Rem
Chandra, editor of Hindu reyolu-
tionary paper, announced the news
Of more executions of rebels in In
dia. He said that Vihhnua Ganesh
Pingle, former student of the Uni
yersity of Washington and S. Lal, for
mer student of the oregon Agricul-
tural college had been hanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
ARIZONA TROOPS ON
WAY TO THE BORDER

PHOENIX, May 12.-Mothers and
wives watched the first detachment
of the Arizona national guard depart
for the border today. A 20 coach
train loaded with equipment LETT
Phoenix amid cheering. carrying 500
troops. Plans were started to organ
ize a home guard for the protection
of interior cities in Arizona 1t was
reported that Governor Hunt had re-
newed his demands for guns and am
munition to equip the force. A cali
has been issued for 1000 volunteers
to bring the militia to a war footing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
HOPE ABANDONED
THAT ANY MORE
OF CREW SAVED
All But Three Of Members Of the
Roanoke are Believed to Have
PeriShed With Vessel.
PATROL TO Be MAINTAINED
Watchers Along the Coast Search for
Bodies But 10 Far SOne Has Been
Cast Up; Many Theories Advanced
a. to What Caused the FOundering
Of the Ship.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-All
hope of finding further survivors from
the Roanoke distster were abandoned
today when boats patrolling the scene
Of the wreck returned reporting they
had not found even floating wreck
age 1t was evident there were only
three survivors. Several theories OF
the wreck were advanced beside shift
ing Of the cargo. Suggestions that the
ship struck submerged derelict, an
uncharted reef, or a bomb that rip
ped hole below the water line were
not taken seriously. The destroyers
Truxon, Hull and Hopqins Joined In
the search today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

SAN LUIS oBISPO. May 12.-At-
torney Sooey arrived today to investi-
gate the theory that a bomb caused
the sinking of the Roanoke. He in
terrogated the three survivors care
fully Watchers along the beach un-
til noon discovered no trace of sur
vivors or bodies of victims The pa
troll is being maintained however, be-
lieying that corpses will drift ashore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
NEWS SUMMARY

General.
Asqulth huTrles to Dublin to take
charge of situation which Is reported
serious.
American forccs i'm Mexico with
draw advanced lines. Troops. en-
trench at Columbus.
Local.
U. S. troops pass through Pcndle-
ton cnroute to border.
S35,0OO mAusOlcm may be built at
cemetery.
Milton strawberry festival post
pOned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

BERLIN. May IA revolution
has been started at Lisbon. wireless
from Granada, Spain. said troops
we're reported 10 have mutIned and
burned the arsenal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

The Italian government. which sew
eral years ago bought most of the tel
ephone systems Of that country, has
extended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

Ell PASO, May i2.-After ne-
gotiatlOns between scott and
Obregon were broken, ObregOn
ordered General TrevinO and
10000 troops TO the region oppo-
site Big Bend, IL was learned to-
day. IL Was believed that the
purpose was to prove that the
de factO government was able 20
control the bandit situation be-
fore the Washington negotiations
open.
Obregon is enrOute to Mexico
City.
COLUMBUS, May 12.-The with
drawal Of the advanced expeditionary
force is in full swing today Motor
trucks are assisting the American
strategical retirement. Though Dub
Ian has been mentioned as the south
most point Of the expedition. officials
believe it will be Namiquipa.
Infantrymen are finishing en-
trenchments around Columbus. Two
companies of New Mexico militia are
expected here shortly,
WASHINGTON, May 12.--The bur
den Of further negotiations regarding
the presence OF American troops in
Mexico is thrown upon Carranza Tho
cabinet today threshed our the sit.
uation. No reply to Carranza's latest
withdrawal request rs expected until
Arredondo asks for II. Then the gov
ernment win answer mat the expedi-
tion will not withdraw until the bor-
der is considered safe from further
raids. 1t was learned officially that
the administration Is not confident
that new terms can be arranged
through diplomats. Obregon told
Scott that he could not write an agree
ment placing Carranza m a position
as consenting to the expeditions stay
in Mexico.
Some thought that the administra-
tion confronted the most serious sit.
uation since the expedition entered
Mexico. 1t was feared that the Mex
leans will believe the refusal to with
draw means an intention to attack
Mexico. After the cabinet session
an official said: 1T LOOKS as though
it is their next move"
It was announced tnere would be
no change in the Mexican policy No
new troop movements were ordered
today. The situation so far as Ann
erica is concerned is the same as be-
fore the border conferences, Antici-
pating no trouble. the president il
going for a weekend trip on the
Mayflower
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

In new combination tool invented
by a Frenchman the head of the
hammer also can be used as cutting
pliers or wise.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
WITHDRAWAL Of
ADVANCED LINES
IN FULL SWING
Americans are Retiring in Mexico
So as tOCOncentrate Their Forces
at Point Further NOTthwaTd.
ENTRENCHMENTS THROWN UP

Two Companies Of Militia frOm New
Mexico Are Expected soon at CO-
Iumbus TO Reinforce Guard There;
Next Move Is Up 20 De FActO Gov
crnmcnt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Attempt to Gain
Ground at Verdun
is Unsuccessful
TWO GERMAN ATTACKS ARE RE
PULSED BY FRENCH DE
PENDING POSITIONS.

BERLIN, May I2.-The Ger
mans stOrmed and captured sew
eral British lines southeast OF the
Hohenzollern redoubt, Il was Of
ficially announced. They captur-
ed 127 British and several ma
chine guns. Counter attacks
were repulsed.
PARIS, May 1.-Two German at
tacks aiming to recapture Wednes'
days French gains we're repulsed, Il
was officials denied that the French
had once contemplated retiring from
the forts northeast or verdun A
communique claims tnat two days aft
er the battle opened General Decary
ordered every point to be held at al
costs.
Those orders were given on Febru'
airy 20. In the evening of the 24th
Joffre ordered his commanders tC
hold the front between the Meust
and the Woevre with every means 81
command. on the evening of the
25th, Joffre sent Petain TO take cont
mand and reiterated tnat he chad or.
dered the right bank Of the river tC
Verdun held. Every commander or
dering a retreat will be courtmartial'
ed"
Near the Avocourt Wood and in the
regions Of Douaumont and Vaux, there
was heavy cannonading throughout
last night The infantry stayed in the
trenches, I;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

BROWNSVILLE, May IA
squadron Of cavalry today hunted for
the bandit gang which yesterday MUIR
dered Ed Curtis Bayless, rancher.
near Mercedes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
COURTMARTIALS
OF IRISH REBEL
LEADERS HALTED
Premier Asquith Hastens to Dublin
Where the Situation is Again Ap-
preaching a Crisis.
EXECUTIONS BRING PROTEST

voice OF the People Being Raised
Against Methods OF Government;
Editor said 20 Have Been Execute"
without Trial; Home Rule MAY BE
EetablIshed NJ Once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Wheat Range Shows
Chicago Market Steady

CHICAGO, May 12.-(speclal to
the East Oregonian) Orange Of pri-
ces today;
Open High Close
May ...S1,15% $t.16& I.15%
July ..$1.16h S1i7% sl.1e%
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, May 12.-(Spe-
cial)-Merchants Excnange prices to-
day. Club. 90 bid, 81 asked; bluestem
S1.Ol bid, S1.O7 asked.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, May 11.-Wheat-
Spot. No. / Manitoba, 12s lid ($1,Ss
per bushels No. northern spring,
l2s sd; No. red western winter, lis
Cd (S167 per busheD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

DUBLIN, May Thames Con-
molly and S. McDiaFmed were exc
eCuted this afternoon, 1t was Of
Tlclaly announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
10 ADVERTISERS.

The East 0regonlan has the largest bona
hde and guaranteed paid circulation OF any
paper In Oregon, east Of Portland and BY
faF the largest circulation In Pendleton OF
any other newspaper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
TRIES TO BLOCK GILL Veto

port commission Friday pre-
sented reasons 20 Mayor Gill
why he should not veto the or
dlnance passed by the council
last Monday.
Mayor GIN was reported 10 have
said he would veto the port fran
chise because IL contains more IA
vorabie concessions than private
railway franchises. and that the
private railways. under the terms
Of their grants. would thus be en-
titled 10 privileges not now enjoyed
by them.
He said these prfvste franchises
contained clause TO give tho
same privileges as any other fran
chise.
Bridges takes issue with this
statement. He declares that no
such general provision Is contained
In any franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

The net earnings OF tho city
light department for 1915 WAS
g3sG.a17Ss. despite the reduction
IN rates 20 the home consumers
and the Increased cost Of general.
ing power in the steam burning
plants.
Final figures were submitted 10
MAYOR GIN Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
VITAL STATISTICS


Hirfhs
BOY 90 Mr. ard Mrs Earl n. Heuch.
iset a~cond ave ~
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs. oeoras fechhart
olsi 70 Mr.. ane Mrsf clacoma Ro.so
iit EasiiAke ave.
Hoy 10 Mr. and Mrs Gay Harvey ssoT
Meade ct
uiri 70 Mr. and Mrs Hgaimsr cldiof.
iii ~ spfh VI,
orr 70 Mr and Mr.. HiAimsr oiaiof
CIR 90 AZ and. Afr. Alfred johnson.
rs Iakrfiew boulevard
hoy 90 Nj and AIRS Kari J. Larsen
tikh stth ave y
Boy 20 Ar and Mrs. Perry o Barker
iist Y. Cherry o.
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs WAR Meen. $50
blanchard -
BOY 60 Nj and Mrs.. Albert Olson. Ell
fishth ave n W
BOY TO Mr. and Mrs Floyd s Cooper
ssao toth ave s. W
Boy 20 Mr and Mrs. James / Little
1873 stth ave q W
Marriages
G. y Bush -. and Dorothy Ann
Frances Fux. -. Seattle.
Fred Erickson. ~. iiirh Point, and
Mar I. Stephenson. 20. Preston.
William X ousries ard Alice r.
Grohosky. uut;s Mont
southworth.
Alfred u, Grimm and Anna V. Nevoiis.
Seattle.
G. Vernon Dafeon. Is. Sumner. and
Bees g, Gull. 70. Auburn.
Divorce Complaints
Stella Williams Va BENJAMIN Williams.
non support
Beatrice W. Cor Va Edward Cox.
cruelty n
Charlotte L.aysrd Va Fred II. r.earSrd.
non support
DEATHS
f,ota Stewart. -. 1874 rirr, ave,
March 10.
y Kaneks, Al. siss sixth ave. &.
March 10.
Anthony Richardson. %. Minor Private
hospital March is
Louis Collier. es. iio John st. March
~.
Hope vaiiiarnin. months. isao Ninth
ave y. March 6.
onobu Klyota. 10. Seattle General hos.
pitni. March ~.
Marguerite Berger. ss. s2s 27,h ave.
March so
Infant Leonard, 2 months. sos7 soth
ave W, March 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
s-For Sale Miscellaneous
eAaii ANp pooRs

Our Nov Catalogue ror tsia
New ready far dissrtbution LARGEST
stock. hest roafsi cniy enc price,
'-piy veneer panels square foot 80 ets
Fiber wall board square foot. ~
Crons-ranei daers. first quality iee
Front doors. fancy glass .t..trss tte
Cottage frcnt Wiutoes bottom
xlAss sexta. tor glass texis. tss sA
Inch quarter round. zee feet see 20
s-inch picture mould fee feet ..s. 90
Our 1914 catalogue better than sHrri e"ss
- zee 70 print ard prepare. ard u pos
itiveiy the NEST complete most ursto-
date. rnost educational catalogue 81
sash and doors and mill wcfk We ever
produced In eur 70 years - constant
eudssver. send far copy Of COR 1918
cafaiaEsle M. 90 matted free. post
paid. withput charge. On request We
have sur own mill. sell anf one, ship
anywher~ Onfy one price.
o " WILLIAMS CO.
SASH AND DOORS
feff rfras Ave- = Seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
LIGHT PLANT MAKES PROFIT

The generating expense In 1915
Jumped 10 t21l .9s0.s5 ne compared
10 4147.4s424 In 1914. a dlfference
" fC4 1861
Approximately fiOO. 900 was ppeu
Tor fuel oil.
The revenue surplus In 1915 w
s97 1868 less than IN 1914. due
he reduction IN rates and the T.
creased cost ri generation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

y. ~ Deylin former member Of
the Saskatchewan parliament. was
Hdged In jail here Friday in con.
nection with recent alleged mis-.
appropriation Of $4,000 from the
provincial road fund.
Three other former parliament
members are being held for alleged
colluslon IN Canada.
Another suspect "A wealthy bank
err. II still being sought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

Gently slumbering-yea. even
snoring members OF the Phi Kappa
fraternity. who reside at the frat
house at 4532 18th ave. y. f..
heard not a "boiglar" who entered
thru easement window In the wee
sma' hours OF Thursday morning.
When they awoke Angus O'Neill
missed si2. and search OF Russell
Callow's trousers revealed loss OF
$40 In bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
AUTO BRAKES FAIL

Imbued with the wanderlust. an
auto belonging 10 Harry Whitney
Treat. started down the Main ~.
hin. between Fifth and Sixth AYES.
5. Thursday and crashed into a
wagon driven by Abe Hnrwitz. a
pcddler. Tom Shoga. Treats chauf-
feur. had left the machine standing
on the hill when he entered shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
JAIL PARLIAMENT MEMBER

Devlin was arrested Thursdsy
night At pilchuck. In skaglt conn-
-. where be Is said 10 have been
employed By the Parker Bell Lums
Der co. iIe was living on a -
cluded ranch in the foothills.
Inspector Fisher. OF the sss-
katchewsn provincial police. assist.
cd By Deputy Sheriffs Brewer.
Campbell and Malone. made the
arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

In letter containing IS
pages. reviewing railroad fran
ehises In Seattle eshsustiveiy
40 compared with the sppIlcs-
ton Of the port commission for
a belt line railway franchise.
President Bob Bridges OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
PUBLIC MARKETS


ME~fIAhE
stan sal cookies. J doE loo. Stall
$50 dcE cans tomatoes. s5cs bars
FEELS Naptha soap. Csc stall 6. dry pick
81 chickens. 1sr. stall iet. 10 lbs. sugar,
zoe. s lbs best Japan rice. $50 stall
si6. dry onions. ibs Zoe. stall .is. 8
large cans milk. sso. 7 cans sardines.
in OIL CSC. stall las. pork roast l2bc
10 pork baekboncs. II lbs. sc. Stall
sea. lemons, lee dox.; sweet potatoes Z
lhs 2se. stall iiS. smoked fowls. lie
10. picnic hams. lie III staii ssa Gee
chocolates. ESQ To-. Riley ioffee. zee ~.
stall III. veal roAsts. i9hc H.. fancy
Eastern bacon. 1sc 10. stan 200. onion
uets lbs sbc. waffle flour. eoc pkE.
stan $50. family flcur. ti.so sack; IL
bars laundry soap. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
TANNER GETS AN OK.

OLYMPIA. March IA report
OF the state bureau Of inspection,
made public Thursday. praised Al.
iorney General Tanner for bis ef-
ficioncy In the Management OF his
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

Pot roast, &c H. ioin steak. isc N, (;
roast veal. &C 10. leg Of mutton, isc 10. {
link sausage. Ice ID back bones. 10 lbs
ESQ. best Jersey butter. lbs si.oe: full
cream cheese. lbs tsc: large. deep sea
crabs i0c each. fresh herring. lbs 2hc
smeit. &c 40 CLANS $50 gal; Yakima
honey. combs sbc. flour. Centennial
Best. Holly. Patent Excellent. Snow
white Hammond's Best or silver Loaf
81 80 for ts-lh sack. Is lbs. best srauu-
lated sugar. si.oo. large cans OF milk
2sc. bars Crystal white soap. s5c: SC
boxes matches 100, Ice lbs. Early Rose
seed potatoes. ts.Bp; pkEs. corn starch,
eNc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE
A PRETTY HOME PLACE
IMrnoSfD-si.o5 s

with new cottage that ha. a
beautiful view u Lake Whshiae
ton. on three fine tracts ~ pro-
durfffa soil. large enough -
Accommodate several hundred
chickens lots ~ room Tor NaFs
den and small fruits. fins wsli
This place 10 convenient 60 mar
ket. etc good schools stores.
ana 10 Ideal on account ~ cheap
transportation % Seattle fare
g. ~ Communication fickstsl "a
round tFfps daily Prom steady
people viii make terms 80
dssn. go monthly Taka
Kifsisna ferry boat Of Msaissa
park and inquire Tor fiaek~ofsh
at offies on Kirkland deek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

LOS ANGELES. March 2f-The
condition OF General Harrison Gray
Otis. publisher. Is much improved.
Otis Ia suffering from a slight at
tack OF pneumonia. Ills age rem
ders even light attack dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

San Francisco officers. after OBJ
tanning a requisition az the gov
ernors office Friday. left for Seat
tie to &c, Pietro Tortnrici. alias
Jim Mariana. who is wanted for
the murder of Biagio vilsrdo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
MISS FRYE IN SOLO

Carmen Frye. seattle's young pr
aniste wonder. will be the assisting
artist In the Philharmonic concert
Sunday. The concert viii be held
az the HIppodrome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24


MADAM AtMAftA
Egyptian rfreneiosfss
Reads your entire aifs.
afsins sdsfrs on
family 'fautles. love.
spse alatlun. ra.r-
staKs. separations.
shat steps 80 tskel
10 70 successful
anisss ~. separated
sspisi ns things
which hav. atnAYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

q; 9: 80: :: !: e; ::
WIZ I'll University.
FOR SALE@Go@ Hpenaras CITY Expf~s~
ant Seco.d Hand store. ~tth urtnf
quarters IN rear AZ vaif~r. Alaska Ne
bunk Inquire atNut this from any
Alaskan. Fer terms se@ Joe FpenaFd.
Hotel 81 Regis secand and Stewart 1t.
Haattfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24

been nsEsfsry. whst vocation you are
adapted for. etc Why not so the
tsstf Aasisfactien suaranfeed ses Pins.
~sS = -.,Ises >s1,sSr~s.ssa,o~>o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
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$40 INDIAN RKEEnvATfoS TO org~
10. hoe aerc. for settlement whsHt
fruit general farm lands Use per
acre opsn coming summer homes for
reese. send - cents az once for
copies ~fih reliable information 70.
ssfding this great seeien wenatchss
Wei /. n.,ls >. werii psp, 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
HERMAN SCHROEDER
u'is.i, Green mag. Fourth ana r1s'

ACRES ) miles from 'ewa practically
All cis.tsds fsneed And ef~sssfsnr~i
uith sire all shnt clay soil h9Hse
ana ether buiisings bearing orchard
small fruits flns uatef Price eui1
81 eNAs terms
u AsgENt aeeF rns+ Haif bottom land
ms ,ront stream. prize ii.pee
y a LANuuLr raft orrn4fd. Weth
roH HAtE uN ntNT--Tsp % more
arf~s Ntth taiihinss ard fruit, on ~"
seattle hna Everett lntrfufhah hhe,
Cedar Walter station cali 90 ~Fiis
Mar waite Eduteuds. wash. noute !.
~ ACRES. EaF,iy improved. I. ni~
shnfo frunt. . miles fsem Anaceftss'
uusfnss tsianf seod ferry ti.nes "
q nrann ~ v - ]. Ansepfiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-24
so Hoods on Swamps

No Floods or Swamps
fst casa gives yes poss~ssian Of this 10
srrsss f.ncsd slonE eruniF foafi sle-e
ts car nas and markets. ss~mil nsAr
isnds ffn- ftrswosd abundance % Fe"d
~sssr al fe feet THIS 10 srfss can
all - planted In crops this spfins
Here's your chance 20 get start ~
term. % - ger rnnth, Prize ICES
MA FRENCH. stT American hank Nloe
hiCm land. Win tJsasE eWttk
: or 10 ACRES firh biark aHf ref lean
smlit sasg 20 clear. FIRE creek ard
spsfnr. half u,iis srerr tsarh 9, Colby
~ miles from Seattle ifSc fare
rRItE 500. $40 ,A-u. 500 FER
Mo>Tu rgH ACRE
AAeg> a sGNro~ 90.
fsia Firss Ave Eiiiot, tfsr
tftss-FAHM HoNE-ii.tee
IA seres. ssoa t-sean house. stable sns
other buiidiurs BIG creek ana sprins
water. rnsis. frB.. tom On eraYs
tfaftsr rusd s5ap cAah. balance iiHo
= year West Coast i@nd CO. fsrFr.
Tor sails far trasa. sor Lease iiit
American BANK Bidr
Now nE QUICK
THIS ewnsr. homo farm. 90 acres. rret-
tiiy iying. ~iih house snd pouiirr
houses. close "a dock. store. school;
tsisphons connsrsiun. ftbe takes y.
pan.f telephone call Al offtro Wen
sha~ you the spot. give yau tho facts.
CHARLES soMERs co. AiAska hiag
Good lard = mile from beach, sipfs
and dock. isee.
- acre. .outh ror, Orchard. 'sss.
acre. 20 minutes from Smith huiidinE.
AasE~ a SEXTON co.
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MAI. Fespsrtahie ard tnsinsssiihe lady,
40. elshes honest NnthiuEhan - paft =
nsf la a saod foomiaE heaes, DIS
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2i-Female Help Wanted

Z. 8 doVFHSNESr ia6s ep~a 10 paas.
On. tft month List - Jobs free write
trnmstiatsiy frsnkit. fustitgts. Dept
ftiN Herhssier y Y
WANTED Woman fsF foF~issY In pahis
faeierY Apply usfs star
wAsrEn-Amsfeufs tYFia Theaif~. 20,
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HOUSE, ct.ekNfNu ~ esrsr~rrsa man
windows sad fioofs cleaned. polished
also wall rsper. extra References
naarn q Main tfss
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2A-Business Personal

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1. ACREAGE FOR SALE

FoH aALE. CHEAP-Fine home. To-
gethor with 10 acres rich skaRit valley.
land mOse. n wanted write c-gs.
star.
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