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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-10
READ HOW RAILROADS CURRY FAVOR
WITH COURTS BY GIVING PASSES! U. S.
RECORDS SHOW RAW TRANSACTIONS

the eompsny's litigation In the
court. His services In this re-
gard will amply justify the COM
pany in permitting him to hold
the pass for said time. He 10 Of
numerous and influential fam
lily, and some OF his people are
usually on the Jurles In our
courts. ! think II would be .
good idea 20 allow him the use
OF his free transportation for said
time"
A member of the Legislature,
running for reelection, wrote
often for passes.
These letters. signed Harry J.
Meyers, run like this:
Enclosed find letter from
Charles Mohr. Now. IL 10 need
less to say that I need him at the
present time, so please send pass
for Raymond Cochran and wife
from covinston 90 Lexington and
return, and obliee."
Isham T. Byron. writing on
the stationery OF the house OF
representatives OF Tennessenu
Nashville. April l6. 1913. asks for
a half-doxen passes for friends
named. and adds a postscript say
ing:
"Speeial.-What do you want
me to do with the bills now be-
fore the railroad committed
Let me know at once"
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LEGAL NOTICES

as fhE piafHiCr COURT or THE
United Htafea faF fhr Western District
~ Washington. Northern Division.
IS hANkNtrreA Nu asTf.
To- the Matter ~ The AiuhAa Gold Ia.
pier.tinn and Development Company, a
corporation. bankrupt
NOTICE oF SALE
Noficf o. hereby GIVEN thst. puf
Huani 90 order W she above ratiilsd court
The undrrsiFned aiii offer far sale fAna
coll, sutfcrt 60 confirmation b. said
COURT. 20 Tho highest bidder Tor ensh.
tho assets - Tho Alaska tsuid Earlafa
tina and Development Company. a cor
pofatipn. situated tn tho Kuik ntntnE
District ffafmsfiY Cook Inlsi Miuine
uistfigt1. IN the Territory tor District
II AlAssa. aud consisting ~ certain
quarts snd placer minius locations and
ciaifna said property 10 offered Tor
sale 90 sealed bids in Nntins said
sale Go take place ~ thn office - tho
hnmHfabia e. a. ifaNhins Referee BE-
IahkfartrF. 81 Heaffis. tn said district.
~ ihe hour ~ a. clock .. o. June 20.
1915
bidders are a. liberty 20 bla on ali or
aHF portion - uatd property md each
% said hifa shall be arrosu panied ~
cash ~ rsfiifrf check gar 9 per cent
y thn pufri ss~ price offered by fhs
Bidder. "a protect the estate from iahs
in ease ths bidder fail fs pay The bal.
anra - the purchase price offered -
hifu aad aaid balance shalt 30 pasahis
on confirmation - sale
The right is hereby reserved fa reject any
asi al fifa
A. ~ rHoMpHoS. Tfuatss.
Merf. RS a MCCLURE.
NftafuSFa Tor Trustee
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BY gibson GARDNER

WASHINGTON. June TO-
How a railroad uses passes to In
fiuence courts and legislatures is
Interestingly shown In a series
OF letters just read into the rec
ords OF the investigation now be-
ing conducted by the interstate
commerce commission into the
affairs OF the Louisville & Nash
Vile railroad.
The correspondence fills a cou-
pie OF trunks. but almost any
letter picked at random tells it's
own story.
Here Is one. for instance. sign
ed c. W. Metcais. to Mir. War
field. who. during 1918. had
charge OF the free pass depart
ment OF the L. & y.
w. n. Ingram" says the let
ter, has asked me for transpor-
ta,lon for his wife and dauah-
ter Annie TO Louisville. He is
the judge OF the Pineville city
court, and has decided practical
iy every case In our favor that
has come before him, and we
have great many small ones.
Besides, he is one OF the Bell
county commissioners, and !
think perhaps ! Will be In POSI-
tion, by getting this favor for
him, TO get a better class Of Jur-
ors." The pass was Issued Feb
ruary 10, No. i2ot2.
In letter from A. r. Siler, a
lawyer at Williamsburg. Ky, ad-
dressed to Mr.. Warfield. the To-
cal attorney OF the l.. g. ~, at
Nashville. Mr.. Siler says:
you will please be kind
enough TO return this letter TO
me or to Mr.. Tye, with a pass for
Or. E. Foley from WILLIAMSBURG
to Lexington and return. The
l.. q N. Railroad Co. has some
three or four cases Of welahty
Importance to be tried in the
Whitley circuit court during the
next twelve days, beginning next
Monday. The thirty men from
whom the jury will be selected
have already been summoned.
Among that number is a brother
OF Or. e. Foley and also two Of
his close. substantial, personal
friends. who listen to him and
take his advice generally about
matters where they are interest.
ed. Or. Foley has requested a
pass from Williamsburg TO Lex.
ington and returrne, and with
conditions as they now exist. the
jury made up as it is, ! feel the
request ought to be granted"
James ID. Black asked that
William Tye retain pass, add.
ing: "He agrees to assist US In
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Public Notices


iALE % FiMhEn HKOkoMfHu INDIAN
Reservation Nay No. 1879 sealed
tias marked nuisias mia ahahoHnish
Tinhsf ana addressed g. Its HHpefin
tendent ~ tha CnsMfnan Indian Nrhnai.
Tacoma, wash aili ts received mngii
~ e'riars nesn NeafsF. tire iflh cay
81 auly. 1878. frf ths purchase - the
msrehAntAtie timber upon ahg % al -
mo following dssrfih~i tracts wtthtH
TIE fkakpmish inaian nsssrsafian.
NashiuEtan Tract so. samFftsins
ahpai zee aerss o. she W s W y ssc.
tlaa :. the = seeflnr 2 section 10.
the = " = q " section ~. ard
lot . ssctian %. 7 20 o. n w W
a esutairinE approximately tfes zee
feet - nauEiaa mr. see Gee feet
y y - cedar. iet seh linear feet ~ IT.
piles ana - zee linear feet q cedar
poles 10 eid ~ less ihan 81 10 per ~
feet y ~ fnf nosKias ~ and 81 per a
fgf other spsfire ahd IS .csnt per iiesaf
fpet for pies and poles wtii - eonsid-
efra. Tract SO = com rffafug ahnat
- aeFss to the " " % section 4. r.
~ ~ ~ w w Al containing az.
pFattmassiy SIC zee feet " aud ~
est iirsar frss % pauzias fr No tld
% isss thsn q per " fesi "a " Tor all
species ana = cent per linear foot for
piles eiil - considered Tract VI T.
comprising about ste acr-s Ia the ~. y
y. Y =. ~ vs. = and ~ " = n ~
Y o, ssctiaa - ~ ~. a. Wv W
NJ eanfairiHH about t1ffeee feet A.
~ ara ~ eco itnsar feet % pauFtaa fir
No bid % Ices than o. g per " feet
u ~ ard 9 cen, per linear foot Tor
piles uili ts considered Tract 80 4
comprising aboBi 70 arfss n th~ y
y = section ~. BOT I. section 80 ara
lot 1. ssrtfnn - r szS r. W W
~. containing about 80. zee foe, " n
and - Geo iIneAr feet % Douglas fr No
ia - lees fhan iist per M tees u n
snd y csnt pei linear feas faf piles
VII - considered a separate hid must
D. submitted Tor each tract desired
Earh BID shah state tbs amount per
theuasrd feet " ~ offered fnf saus
timber ard The amnuui per linear foot
offered Tor piles ard poles Zach bid
must ~ Submitted ia tFipiicass and
must - accompanies ~ a certified
cheek on solvent national bank
drHwn IN favor % she Superintendent
% The cushnAn tnflan School. 90 tho
amoaht % per cent % the estimated
Naiu@ 81 ihs timber comprised In she
tif The deposit viii b. retained e.
forfeit " the bld Il accepted and the
bond and agreements required ~ tho
regulations are not furnished sithin 20
days from the date when the hia is a..
cepfsd The deposit aiii hc returned n
The I'D ia rejected Fnr copies ~ the
regulations and other information re-
rardinE the proposed sales. apply to the
Fupsfintsndent % the cushman Indian
Eehnat rseoma. wash
~. shove form % advertisement 10 this
day approved
taixusd1 no SWEENEY.
~S~~~-~~-~~~o~~~N~~4~ ~.ess~.~~~s~-@~1
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Veal outlets. Toe 10. lamb chops. ! % = g.
H., local bacon. i2c ID; razor CLANS. 2
cans Zoe. sardinrs. cans g6c. rice. 6
lbs. 25c, corn meal, , lbs i0c. black cod.
lbs 25c. ling cod lbs. soc. salmon.
lbs 2bc, fancy creamery butter. lbs
95c. fresh ranch eggs. zoe dor sour
pickles. iac at; relish Zoe at slayer
cakes, zoe oRrhi large ionvcu bread, 2 for
2Ec, pies All kinds Zoe each. tomatoes
1bc 49, new turnips. . lbs Toe, new
boets. punches o.. new carrots. 4
punches Dc.
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SEATTLE WOMAN
CRIES WITH JOY
BY A6E HURWITZ

AUDITORIUM, CHICAGO, H..
June l0.-The strain is over.
Theodore Roosevelt has been
nominated for president by the
progressiyes.
And what do you suppose
Mrs. +. NJ Rhodes OF Seattle.
amid the waving OF flags, the
cheers. the bedlam of noise that
ragged about her-Mrs. Rhodes.
happy and joyous, broke down and
wept
The Washington republican del.
egation voted on the first ballot:
Hughes 8. Roosevelt 1, Root s:
second ballot. Hughes s. Fairbanks
., Weeks Z; third ballot. Hughey'
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PUBLIC MARKETS
rIkr rIACE.-sArrRnAY

stAiI ~. jos granaiAied sugar. exc
Stall - fresh HaHtcurigsf milk. &c at, &C.
% stan i3aa. tg-ib. sack beet patent
flour titt stall e.. new potatoes. 3
he CSC stall ~. fresh butter 800 H.
lbs &c. stall 1897. sifloiu steak. ttc n
Stall 1901. butter scotch. 2oc ihs peanut
brittle. iAc o. stall 1917. = leo ioavoa
home made bread. soc stalls 1i-ga
1915 samples hiah priced shoes from 81
up stall o. shoes rsHoied. 400 to Tsc
per pair stalls is5-ist. ESQ lib. tins
coffee ate
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KICKED WOOD; BANG,
IT WAS DYNAMITE

TOPEKA, Kan. June 10
When he saw what he believed
to be a chunk of wood stuck
to sidewalk. Thomas J. Hur.
Icy kicked 1t loose. to prevent
some one stumbling over H.
Instead Of being chunk of
wood, # was stick Of dyna.
mite, which exploded and shat.
tered the bones Ia one of his
legs.
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sANIrARN--sArIRnAY

Stall o.. nov potatoes. lbs Toe, lbs
Csc. sssdiess grapefruit for 1oc. or II
Tor ssr stan 20. lbs. household bran.
1tc stall ze. fancy hams and bacon.
iac 10 pork and veal roants tec ~
pork and veal steaks. Ave 10 round
and sirinln steaks isc H. club sausage.
toc ~ Stall p legs spring lamb. g0c ih
leaf lard. ie sc 10 Sfails ln-Hib. home
grown straNbcrricE. Zoe box. Telephone
peas ibs. 2te; cautaloupes. Zoe each
now carrots lunches 2sc. new beets.
punches &C.
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WIFE, IA, DIVORCED
FROM HUBBY OF II

FINDLAY, o., June TO-
After married life OF less than
one year, Mrs. ROLAND Chain
has been divorced from her hus.
band The wife Is II years old
and the husband II, She elopod
from a detention home.
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By Charles E. Russell

WASHINGTON. -. C.. June To-
This board OF ordnance and for.
tification. which made such a
hash about the Lewis gun and so
many other things. is a grand old
body aud az useful 10 the nation
aa wart on your hand.
II has some elegant offices In
the Union Trust building In Wash.
lngton. II meets once a month; X
issues an annual report. and the
rest % its functions seem 10 lie In
depressing with stern hand any
invention hohhlng up from unhal-
lowed or civilian sources.
These services u has been con
sclentiously performing since lSss.
Three years before that a won.
derful thing had happened In this
country. Some persons woke up
10 the fact that pop guns and toy
forts wouldn't defend us agains,
modern military science. They
did. and they made such a fuss
about II that the famous Endicott
board was appointed to hit out a
plan for something better than
pop guns. And this board 81 ord
nance and fortification was one OF
the results.
Inventors Kicked
Originally Il was composed OF
the commanding officer of the
army and officers from the ord.
nance branch. the engineers and
the artillery. The idea was to I'm
prove the national defense and
superlntend the spending OF the
appropriations OF congress for
that purpose.
There Was something else brew
ing at the time. and that was the
general complaint that no military
Invention ever got the slightest at.
tention from the war department
unless IL was the work OF regu'
lar army officer.
Blu, the board. as at first made
up, was all army officers. and
very soon the inventors were say
Ing that things were not much
better. They said inventions were
in the hands of a clique and al
WAYS would be so long as army Of
ficers alone had the say about
them.
Job for Lame Ducks
The intention was that the civil
ian was TO be an engineer and one
that knew about inventions and
guns and things
Il didn't work out that way. The
moment the place was created, mp
went hymn OF Joy from the Lame
Duck contingent. Here was an
other Job made for them and their
kind. and such Jobs were few.
The first time this place for a
party peusloner opened up there
was republican administration
and consequently Il was filled with
republican member OF the con
tingent. Since then 1t has been
given 10 a republican or demo
cratic bird. according to the com
plexion of the administration. Sal
airy. $4,000 n year. same as n con
gressman got in those days. Du-
ties. attend n monthly meeting and
look pleasant. The ducks snapped
at H.
Picked Poor Sights
The board has charge of all i'm
provements I'm our arms and de
lenses. and has provided our army
rifle with "A sight that would make
It worthless in three-fourths OF
the fighting OF "A modern army. II
has also spent 100000 on dis
appearing gun carriage regarded
by many experts as worse than
ugplpgg
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
Small TRAITS. near navy Fard.
community beach Adjoining
acreage selling Tor three times
cur price. Terms 81 down nnd
81 month per acre Efasfi
hros. ~ Lumber Exchange
iiifH
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Picked Poor Sights

TOLEDO. O., June IT,
Mrs. Bertram Bellows was kill.
ed by electricity in her bathtub
when she tried to remove a port.
able electric lamp which had
fallen into the tub.
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DO You NEED MONEY!
We viii Loan yoa money on any
article q value We raa also
save yoH money on al your
needs Special sale on auction
goods consisting % eiathlhF.
shoes guns trunks. suit cases.
watches icwsify. musical To-
strumrnts Alaska. lqKgeTs ana
fishers supplies. etc The Bar
gain Store a Lean Offlrs. iga
f1rst ave =. corner Washing.
tan. Main 1881
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MME- VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
The ceishrnted phrrnoiuEtat. ciairvoyant
and paimtsf. gives scientific readings
On al affairs % life. past. present or
future You havs seen the others nov
ree fh~ hest " IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory Or no foes ac.
cspird UeadiukH SOC Locati1n over
Owl bruT Co soss Pike -
CLAfHvOTA%r AND FALMisTRT. tis
rnirsraltY. between Fifth and sixth
Toll past. present ard future consisting
business and love affairs advise YOU
about divorce cases and what will 10
your lucky step IA tifs 20 take will tel
frii names Of your lover. sweetheart
friends enemies. ana what you are
ruosi adapted for Test reading free
Permanently located. Hours , a. IN
90 3d. ru
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slot FOR SALE

SACRIFICE W. FURNISHED f-n00w
modern bungalow. usaron hut. sasr
tsrrns owner Elliott 1919
BEAUTIFUL VIEW PHOrEHTY- nay
ard city view must SOC 90 appreciate
Wet sooM
SOME LUCKY one
WIZ rs; ny home Two acres a. SOUTH
PARK. 1.room house barn. chicken
houses. 20 large bsaftnE fruit trees.
small fruit all kinds rich deem .nu
Can make living on place Terms 70
you.
ELtEw BRISTOL. s,is Seventh Az q
Take South Park car. get off al clover.
~T~0~~~o~~e>Ne~~~e~N~~~N-~ ~~.~~~~s~~~o~~O
44-Houses for Sale
FOR sALE-IuaT HEfNG FTNfHWEp
Finr little bungalow home Of rooms
Ia The WallinEford district. hot water
heat, hardwood floors. china closets
book cases. Keats. Fireplace. etc sunny
breakfast room Al gtsa Burke ave
fhone North gsia
GOING AWAN--WfLL SELL Ar A
great sacrifice my froom house. GOOD
WE'LL one aero IN garden. ynune fr,,it
trees. clover and COW easy terms "A
|>.e-0~~~~~N~>e~~-NS>~N
47-Real Estate Loans
$4,000 10 LOAN Ar PER CENT
North 2o1.
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2s--Spiritual Mediums

8tFrEn rUTfrfNS.
cLAiuVoYNNr ard
medium gives ed
vice an business
matters love hesfth
ard family affairs
tells the name a
your future hu~ea ~
or wifs tells y the
one you love "a trus
or false. what part
- ths country II
luckfest % Ton. ard
re successful fn tifs
HHaNH FHHN fsEtsa -
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50 ArNE FAHM rNHukiN' oWNFn
VII sacrifice far cash uraaka caf-
ii,i- vel FELL CIV wash
NAVY YARD AcREAaE-~ts aces. 20
nailrs - Seattle, Feea lard soea
nriE hqfs Price tt4s. 30 dewn. IS
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THE GREATEST NERVE TREATMENT
KNOWN Positively restores siEor ard
vitality. No harmful drugs or msdl-
ciuss Very Interesting booklet *
plaininx How 20 Hsstors Nerves, +"
FREE Write SOW 70 UNIVERSAL.
VITALITY CO. Dept. 6. Box sts &C.
attic. wash.
WE Buy ctr HAIR. SO coNBfNGR
We vii also buy u OF your head We
viii thin u out On such a way you wilt
not miss any SOC per ounce shades
ranging from black dark brown. dark
ErHy and red from dark 20 light 40
reddish brown Or rcd. n you have
been usiuK peroxide ~. or borax do
not apply ~ Union e.
THE AUDITORIUM WHIST club VIII
givs six prizes ~ the card party SAT-
urday evening First prize Will BE-
merchandise certificate Tor -. The
club plays every Tuesday. ThursdaT
and Saturday evening IN tho Press
club hall. fifth and University Come
bring your friends
YOUNG NAN, LATELY PROM EAST
i0nssone. desires acquaintance q young
lady matrimony n mutually agreeable
correspondence confidential Address
AIS. star
HAPPTNEss lies In married ne Are ygu
ioneiy7 Join Seattle Reliable friend
ship Club Ladies' free Ads = Evan.
an Union. AIT y.
NM. tio0 DOWN. tt0o WEEK
NNAh.Ml// buys a diamond or watch.
s<-.-S1~E PETER MICHAEL 1900 End
- ~ y Liberal credit Old jeNslry re-.
modelled
MRS LINDQUisr-Trainsd nurse West
Ss7w
sPEcfAL RATES
nv walk dances IN I or lessons
ia. Middle AGED and business peo-
XII pie. no difference ~ you never
- danced before: street shoe.
Nv good. private halls young
IA LADY assistsnts stage dancing
RyzA Main sSii.
STEVENS-is's Fourth Az.
- i@''- near pine
! LADIES ~ TROUBLE. FAVE TIME
and money BY calling l62s broadway
| ~ YOC ARE CRIPPLED. BEFORMED
dumb. deaf blind. or suffering from
sickness bad habits. poverty or chronic
disease o. any klud. consult The Divine
Scientists. no charge Many aston.
ishinE results accomplished. Services
| sundays / e. m. Mondays. Wednes-
days Fridays p, m T2i 18th.
ADt u
Private materliy home 2iOs r Madison
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OH
gold and silver aud false teeth Wash
inRton brokerage Co sfs Joshua
Grern hidR. Hours. u .. m
I vi PAY cash Tor furniture ~ Pine st
pNonr Main 1900
DfAMoNDH WASTED -HfgHE8T CASH
price paid for diamonds; pawn Tickets
/ bouEht Washington brokerage 60.
Nb Joshua Green Bldg Hours 10 o
/ o. m
K1TAlAUdWF ~ 90 rats zoos LEI ave
l LApfEs-R ANDEREDS'R COTTON MOOT
pils. safe and sure cure FOR delayed
{ periodH Prize" S. Money refunded N
( remedy falls after fair trial Raymond
Remedy. room o. Hotel Auilefa Fourth
and Union
| HEGIsTEHED NiDWiFE-M pilieix-
sen, 7Dls 18TH ~ W. Phone Ballard
1857.
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NH = ~
rHHENQLDGtgT
She reads your entire
life. giving advice
on family troubles.
lev speculation.
marriage. Hepafa-
lions. unites the sep
grated why not
pee tho hest Phren-
oiogiat7 Satiafac-
tlon guaranteed sos
Pine. near Wcntiaks
Market
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
Will SELL acnrs on
ruE ON DODGE HOMESTEAD

Fef $3.50 improvements consist 81
hnuss barn. fine sell and penn.
lots - stfaa berries. raartsrftss
rpffaris ana auasshsfrfes rlsntr
~ % cod free frr rha ralfinr Thts
risan 10 haHff ta S. T. depot and
Nhsftrs aH4 Only tiHrks ffasn
erhaai pFsf acres. lee pafl
~ peuitfF tanrt. wffh south
slope TO tnanfe Immediate saia.
HiH make tsffns q Sc raah sth
ntnHthiT rahe nnafa Of Madtann
PARK 60 kirkland ama lnuaisn ~
hefNs q Fsfrars office On kffk.
lard shArf Tor directions
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f6-Homesteads

coLVlLtE indian reservation washinr
ION. open for settlement prawlnr
guy ~ About 900 600 acres. fruit
farm aud dairy lands Complete sec.
tionRl map and description. postpaid
bVe Soldiers, sailors Cor their widowaj
tor by agent write US for bt.nt
forms. which W. viii furnish IRE.
bMlTH q McCREA. Room 100 Eagle
Hldr spokane. wash
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CONSULT THIS FAMOUS ErHOPEAN
PALMiST-Shs viii advise you on MI
affairs that concern you. Her rcputR.
tiou iH established Her price. SOC
Nine. Davis. 1919 Seventh. between
PIKE aud Pine
.sOUVENiR WfTH EACH CARD READ
Ing hY noted card reader Mime SUM
shines farewell week. CSC. Doe. dt7h
Pine 70.
GIFTED BPtRiTuAL QUAKER NE
diatn. 7ot Pine
MADAME FRASK-cialryoya card
reader. PIANIST. CSC 1861 Pike. cor
ner First. Hotel Elliott
CIRCLE TONIGHT. Sif6. MEssAGEs
for all attending Consultation daily
Nine. Cyprionue. Hotel Norris. i42gM
Third
26-For Rent Furnished
3-H0oW FURNtsHED COTTAGE. tfs
per month 7oA ". 73rd NJ. Phono
ballard ~
ALKt Furnished cottage cas- range.
electricity; large lot 90 month East
~.~s~~~.~~~>>~~~~~~
27-For Rent UNFINISHED
NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE. win sTN-
tioupry tub. concrete basement. lawn.
flowers gas ti5 25to g. Ward st
I7ko f7rd sv" car
PLEAsANr, MODEHS HOME 3 ROOMS
or more. furnace. flno location. near
Providence hospital lease. cheap rent
atf ION
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ron DETAILS OK Lavna
Nandr ta our mills snd ranus
Write % go ~ HEfEtFtoHv
Mgr land Dept tTht l. & smith vIAR
SEATTLE. wAHu
Yen deal utth na direct
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
STATE LAND. ts fEAua rEn CENT
lots teai1s faaa. blocks 20 car tta
down 74f American Bank Elliott
1910
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HOTELS


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EiEhfh anf Union CaH E,rteiF farnish "a
largest q 2 ant f.fnata apartments 81
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monthly. fts 30 Private hsfhfl nfHs anf
Telephones Ntrht snd dsF elet atar ana
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Large modern. uutsias rooms. rias.f0f
service phones IN all rooms. first class
81 every respect See up; with private
hath. 81
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Mrs. @ o. Doyal entertained a
few friends at Rook at the residence
of her mother Mrs. F. p. Giannini
on Main St. in honor of Miss Flo
Clements, of Evansville, Wednesday
night. The following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /.
Withers, Miss Flo Clements, of Ey-
ansville, Mrs. Francis Young Kline,
Mrs H. S. Sizemore, Mrs F. P.
Giannini, Miss Giannini, of Nash
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Doyal, Miss Lucy Fawcett; Messers
Paul Bowman, Luther Lowe and
Paul King. At late hour delicious
ice course was served.
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