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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07


It's assistance In performing lts con
stitutional duty of advising the pres
idcnt of the United states with re
gard to foreign relations.
That the house expresses tho de.
termination OF the people and the
government of the raited States both
to uphold all American rights and to
exercise care. consideration and wis-
dom IN avoiding actions which tend
to bring American citizens and Amer
lean Interests into the cone of conflict
where the passions of war are rag
Ing
Mr.. pCu attacked the McIemore
resolution at the outset.
1T means. IN effect. that II an
American d%isrcgards u warning that
the United States government viii
fold IT, hands, he said. lis there
n single red blooded citizen In this
house. or this country. who wants to
do thatc II is charged thai the pres.
ident wants war. All the imps of hei'
never devised q moro Infamous
charge. No man since Abraham Lin
coin has gone through such n test a.
the president has gone tn ough in
the lns, six moa,hs. He has tried To
preserve peace. He would nor sac
rincc q single lie TO make himself
president FOR q lie time, He has
support OF both aides OF this cham
Der. He has support on the Demo-
cratic side = disting 'tsned support
ON the other side. Only the other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

IN New Mexico.
Tho leaders IN the Now Mexico as
s%ociatiou are out to mako their on
gauizatiun statewide IN the bruadcst
sense, and viii hold a meeting IN the
Commercial club at 10 O'Clock to
morrow morning Tor the purpose OF
putting their claims before the pub
lie. Al New Mexico stockmen,
whether they raise sheep, horses,
mules, cattle, hogs or goats are in
,ited to this meeting as are all I'M
terestod In the stock business in New
Mexico.
u ~ expected that there VIII be
lively Developments ~ q result.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

Men listened to Cicero and said What exqitisift1e 5i6ti4p'7 i33f when hneq lis tened f9 penQttsstth anes they said let f us go and fight 4sh ttiEIttfp! ttiItfp Jesus had mat kind of poWRr.-the power to make men act.
 The issue of 1t all is to accept Jesus Christ AS Saviour and Lord. His ap- peal is primarily t9 the mind, but the mind 3pytltoGks- the door of the will and thes will f|6esGekoIts us onward to service Ss62ra1es ttp lbR tAigflt wisdom, that ;SocfafAs lad a dream. He thought ;,thetY flew tp Jim and took refuge in The efnf94 n4 his his tr1hc- a milk white dove. He ekept it there and saw it groB until -,6ne day when; it's pfnions were ,de4alopea it Hey a'Wag and was lost among the clouds And when Socrates told the story he said that :dovs was -T.tato, who Had stayed with >,Ainf7 fAfiinlf7 t8YH4tly t8H4ly long enough fp grow his
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

meeting of 1be City union of the Kings paughters, which was held in the First EQngrega1;onal chapel Tuesday even bug at 5 o'clock. A good number was present. The devotional service was jed by Rev. 6. II. Ewing. Reference was haqe to Holy week, and Q part of Co. I. was read and commented upon. tsntliaT hSIhrs were sung. There was also special music, Miss Ruth L. Potter Eerdertpg in good 'yotre' the solos Teach Me -to Pray Sand Tn May Time, Mrs F. F. CRhtatd 'aceompanying
 The Rusfness meeting was opened by the Arcbunt of the nleeting of the City utriorrf hssta .tast fa1l ltp {Sreepeyille. when He Statel Kings T9aughtErs' meeting was Tep1rted. This was given by Mrs. ". E. Nelson, secretary pro tefn. Re- sponses to the roll call of societies was by scripture mottos- From Ci1aritable cTcte s members present, Glass s, EoMfoIf 1, ErphemiAn 3. Ever Ready Nl
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

the Johnson home. Easter cards and NAV PasketS distributed, postcards sent s9Eth, inaIvlauaIs helped. Buphemian eIrcle has had prosperous year. Food sales, teas ahd Christmas sales fur pished the money used for the Saliva ton Army, a Polish family, Red Cross, Hirdman' school in Kentucky They work also through theIr own church. Loyal circle has been paying for coal, Families. made Borcas 6ags For United W9rkers. seYed at Red Cross rooms.
 Tpe report of inc secretary. Mrs. Arthur Blac'1Iedse, showed . success fnI year on the part of inc City union. It %as voted 10 have the same conmit- tee in charge of the Sunday services at Backns hospital Notice IKas given of the county conference tQ be held at the EongR gational church in Gen. traI ViIiage May f9.
 fhs sfseti8H Sf 9niesFz foF the e9m=
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

ing year resulted in the choice of; Leader, Airs, Calvin l.. Swan, vice leader, Mrs. Anton NeisonI correspond- ing secretary, Miss M, D, Wattles; recording secretary, Mrs, Arthur Carter.
 Mrs. c. l.. Swan vas appointed dele- gate to the county conference, A Tis- ing rpte of thanks for the use of the chapel, to Rev. G. H. Ewing, to AtsA the meeting a success were hesrtffy given
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
}. Grace 3. IIope Q. Cin DweIIers

5, Grace 3. Hope Q. Cliff DWelIers ]. Loyal ;, HearIease l. Home Chapter i.
 The tteasnrer's report by Miss Garter showed S45 on hand in the treasury. help given To lndEyiduals. sewing done. Home chapter has held regular meet ings, sent flowers 10 shut-ins, made and sold quilts, Christnas gifts. families helped. Heartease assisted at church sSc4als: helped their eh4re4: Class SiE- gians and the Backns hospital, sewing for City Mission, giving money orders and cash for different causes. Comfort circle, aprons and qIifts made and s9ld. money sent t9 Erayeiers union, memSers earned iR fIe sunn,er si each to ks used to make Christmas happier for peedy Children. Ever Ready has been w0fStng aloig the same lines. thete Afts Reep pleasant sYgl3pgs at
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

wings and then had taken his lofty
 Jesus takes us to His great heart ata He keeps us hereS an4 Mafches our growing rntnds aid spirits An9 TurtUres us Ytth4n Ills Sate. Blessed are theH ..8h6 take rgfugF under fhe shadow of His wtngs: =
 Rey: F.. W. Coien1ap pronounced the ,berred1ctfon
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
Sent eosy to wsssbrook.

Undertaken c:zSrles A GAse1 JN. sent the body Gf Nr& Emily B. Hay- den pn the 1o.2s c'c,ock train Taesday morning to Wec.brcck for burial Ser vices will be conducted there. ReA- AYss aecoRpanied the hofy.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
MANY HANDSOME SHIRTS

opF Shirt stock is eoHF'ete, ReTudIHg Shirts of FegE eaie, RePP, spsette, Madras and Fibre Silk iH any nsw and aeseF designs, aRa tasy bear ts Haaaes ef YsFtee, eeFiiss, Coon & S. and other weii knows paas<es, Priced fFeRa 5ae te $2s5 each.
 White Shirts for dress eF se#i=dFess SssasisRs at $f.9s and $f5s.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

egF wsaderfuiiy ssFaslsts s'sMias sf HssieEy, va= deFwsas; NisAs Shirts, Faia@asy esitsFss Etsg vii give tRe fastdious a7 eRPortuaty t9 satisfy his taste and eaj9y some PFaetieai eseasny,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
MEMS GLOVES

Gloves from tpe shess Of Adler ard FowEss furnish ts,e beet Of doestis aHa imported haHdwssS. eiAsF Cape oP Mocha are aPPFePriate fsF Easter weaF ane are s9i4 fsS S1se, siss and $2ae,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

In the absence of the leader, Mrs. ton Nelson, bGesfded at fhe 5anr1tAl
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
Wcmen's Easter Gloves

Absolutely necessary are ths EasteF Gloves and we aFs amply PTsFarsd ts please ysu, Among the novel. ties sf tAs sesiHs are the Black Gloves embroidered Eith waits, aHa White esses embroidered iH black, ia bsth kid sHd silk, fsg fad good sad prstty Silk Stoves as low Soc, and carry the best dollar Kid Glove proeurabis today,
 COME JR EARLY AND BE FITTED
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
CITY UNION CHOOSES
 OFFICERS FOR YEAR.

Mrs. Calvin |. Swan Elected Leader and Mrs. An8fohhss -Nets9Sn Viee Leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
Wcmen's Easter NeekWear

The stFitdasiy hsassesae Maine and estrieh Rg#s are Rsw featqFe ef ths Spring NeeAHeaE, and thess coupled witH 0pF e&treaeIy large and eensiete stse of s0iiaFs sets Testses, Sabsts Tes, Ety. make NeetNmeaF 5eFaFtEaeHt ths Meeea fer thess wAe de- siFe smart dress arnesseFss. From e5e and soc t9 $s58 the prices run with charming assortment all the PoPuiaS prices. Ths Ostrich and Maine Rus marked from $1.oo to SIPS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
MEMS NECKWEAR

h quality color and design it is distinctly weaFase, and regardless ef the high cost of al silks asts to show very extensive jins of Silk FsaT-'ss Hands jn the open,end and reversible stytes-setA solid eojeFs and novelties,
 The prices are 25s, 6os, 75s and St.oe
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
CONDITIONS ON RAILROAD
 ARE GRETLY IMPROVED

Both the north and southbound trains were at Tiekel shortly after midnight, and the former expected to reach Chitina at an early hour this morning. There will be a train in Cordova tonight. and ash the wind has subsided out the line traffic will be resumed on the regular schedule Monday.
 The weather in Cordova continues to moderate and the theremoter last night registered twelve degrees above zero.
 At o'clock last evening the follow ing temperatures prevailed at stations along the railroad:
 Camp 30-4 below, clear; 40 mile wind
 Camp 39-2 below, clear; 15 mile wind.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
SEWARD' $ ] ] CK BE REBUILT
 AT ONCE

SEWARD. Jan. 22-Work is being rushed on a temporary dock to ac- commodate the ships that call here. The present dock was so injured by the fire that it is impossible for tiR ships to unload while it is in the pres ent condition. The temporary dock will be ready for use within two weeks. and a big force of men are on the job. The flask Engineering Com mission who were the representatives of the government in having charge of the burned dock has announced at once.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23

Camp 52--G below, clear; 30 mile wind.
 Camp 67--14 below, clear; 90 mile wind.
 Camp 7s-4 below, calm. Camp S9-9 below, clear; 10 mile wind.
 Camp 101-4O below, calm. Camp 114-32 below, clear and calm. Chitina-40 below, clear and calm. Srelna-55 below, clear and calf. Mccarthy B, clear, and calm. Kennecott-34 below, clear and calm.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at usual hour, at seven-thirty there will be a musical. Monday at & D. n. the Bible study class will meet with Mrs. Hedges, and Thursday at S:&0 p. m. at the building on Second avenue the Sunday school party. Sunday evening program as follows:
 |. Organ Voluntary ?. Hymns.
 3. Scripture reading and prayer. i. Anthem--"The Lord Hath Made Known His Salvation i. Mandolin solo-"Wm You Re member Me"
 Mir. Huburt. 6, Anthem-"I Love Thy Kingdom Lord"
 '. Vocal soIo-"The Lord Is My Strength"
 Miss Shepard. & Violin Solo "Caratinia Davies
 Mr. Chittenden. g. Hymn. 10. Duet-'T Love the Lord"-Jack- son.
 Miss Shepard. Mrs. Chase. II. Anthem-"A Prayer Jackson. 12. Flute Solo-Selected.
 Mir. Morris. 13 Vocal Solo-"Under His Wings
 MT Chittenden. 14. Anthem-"Jesus Knows It All" 15. Duet-Flute and Mandolin.
 Mir, Morris. MT Hurburt. 16. Ocertory-Sextette from Lucia IT. Anthem-4Fraise Jehovah Crammer. IS. Hymn. Postlude.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
All the Real News in the Times.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. During the day water will be shut ercept between the hours of and s a. m.
 During the night the water will be shut off, excepting between the hours of 6 and D. m.
 Telephone service will be continued during the night while the water is shut off.
 In case of fire notify central at once and water will be turned on.
 CORDOVA POWER co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
at once.

SEWARD Jan. 22-A careful esti- mate of the damage done by the fire here last night which destroyed the wharf and warehouse places the loss at ffty-fve thousand dollars. The loss of the shipments of freight await ing the arrival of the Dora from the westward will work a great hardship on the people of the section of the western coast served by her as it may be several weeks before the shipments may be renewed, The local agent of the Alaska Steamship company states that the Dora will be enabled to se cure coal at Valdez or Cordova to make the trip.
 The Alaskan Engineering commis- sion suffered the loss of thousands of dollars when the wharf was destroyed, and has. announced that the work of rebuilding the structure will begin at once It is reported that much of the material for bridges in the Anchorage district which was brought back last fall when the ice prevented it's being unloaded, will be used in rebuilding the wharf and warehouse and that the structures will be ready for ser vice in two weeks.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
NOTICE.

Property owners are hereby noti- fled not to throw any more ashes on the streets of Cordova, as it is a vio- lation Of Ordinance No. [, Section &. Persons so doing will be prosecuted.
 GEO. DOOLEY, Chief of Police.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes on real and personal property within the corporate limits of the Town of Cordova for the year 1915, are now due and payable at my of flee, on First Street, Cordova, Alaska.
 The said taxes shall be deliquent
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23

Don't send out of town for your job work, but patronize a home industry that is helping to build up your town.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23

at 6 D. m. on the second Monday in February, 1916, and unless paid prior thereto 5 per cent will be added to the amount thereof.
 H. l. DWELL, Town Treasurer. Cordova, Alaska, December 22, 1915.
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 Subscribe for the Daily Times and get the news while it is fresh.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
Theatre
SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1916.

Daniel Froman Presents the Famous Dramatic Actor BRJ CE
 McRAE. in the Fmons Political Romancc
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-23
They Do Say

That the warm spell is soon due. That water is plentiful in case ol fire.
 That the clans are on their way to China. That is was never anything like this in. '9S. That everybody will take a bath soon. That the political pot will soon be boiling. That the warm stove philosopher is now in his glory
 -:o:- Ihat bathing tully garbed, IS, said to be beneficial.
 -:o.-- That Bob and Art are developing into experts in handling the number two.
 -:o:- That ground and lofty tunbling is a failing with one of our Seward neighbors.
 -:o:- That the City will have to put in new sidewalks to replace those worn out by the new patrolmen.
 -:o:-- That Jos. Emperly is much en- thused with the new carbureratorless- sparkplugIess 'magnetoIess-pumpless- engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
C. N. Road Now on

The Great Northern Will ruH 4
first train east since the wash0sn
Of this week nj s:l5 Friday eve
ing. consolidating the Orien0
Limited and Southeast Express.
will be the only transcOntiBentz
train leaving for the East. ar bofl
the other lines are gtill tied up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAKE. VIEW RANCH
WITH EXCELLENT TRaNsPoR-
TAIIoN

Fine tract OF land near ferry dock:
fronting Redmond road. and runs
through 10 another county road
about ] acre cleared and ready
Tor garden. balance easily
cleared small stream runs
through place. s-reom house.
win good fireplace; good wei.
wood shed; chicken house. harm;
young fruit trees; splendid view.
Price fi.BTh. terms as cash.
balance so monthly. You can
live on this place and work IN
Seattle 81 boats daily; &c fare
ON county ferry By tickets Take
Madiaou car and kirkland boats
direct 20 Burke & Farrars office
IA Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
DELAY AWARD

The board Of public works 6e
layed the contract award for n.
$4,000 Lake Washington bridx.
Friday morning. The award vi
be made after the council decide
on the sale OF the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE

Al. ACREAGE FOR SALE
NORTH END ACREAGE
BARGAINS
FTwE VIEW TRACT
A nus View tract close 20 me b"Nls
eard. with an uaabstruotipis view y
Lake washington. wsfsf. telephone
and electric light hpiidiHN fsstfie ions
on this ana surrounding property
perpetual hight De- 500 faet - Lass
Washington water front goes with ihis
tract Tbe price IL 400. on terms ~
sfs oaeh ana ts a mgath.
A. ~ REID a co
Formerly ole Hanson 4 Co
ait New York Block
FfgH cAnrfHg RfTE
over m acre exceptionally saiiahis fof
summer hamaf fire trout stream
crosses the property sons View
water. electric iiKhta and telephones
can be had The price r. $500. on
terms ~ geo cash and - month.
a. ~ REID co.
Formerly ole Hanson = Co
az New York Block
NICE HOME ffTu
A nns tract. foesHh9 feet euig short
distance from che boulesafs. lies level
and has soma riew - the lake
dandy place Tor . young couple "a star
home on good auto bur service 80
ths city The price 10 is40. on terms
% $50 cash and ~ month
A. ~ REID q co
Formerly ole Hanson 4 GO.
~ NeW York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10

besn q mystery; what vocation rpa are
adapted for. etc WAY mot sec the
fests Satisfaction runsanteed. tQS Pine
80 Na..aslahn MarAes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

NAAH AND DOORS
Our New Catalogue fsr 1919
Now ready for distFibatipn. largest
stock. best Euesis eniY enc Price
sspsx vene~r penets saaarn faas teekN
FIBER wat board. square feat s,. 90
cr0-@- panel deoFs first quality tka
FfaHt doors fancy glass .,.a.s.4 asa
cetfa#e frsnt windows hatfpm
glass sexta top glass toxtss... asa
\ 80 aNArtsFsfeunH. tAs feet. so
a-lneh picture Weala. 100 feet ~ 80
our 1918 catalogue BETTER than ever cost
zasa % print and prepare. and IL pass
Rsrety tbs most eensptste. naast urstos
date, most educational eafaiaxue ~
rasR aad dpeFa and mlt werk ee ever
produced Ia ear - years II constant
saasaveK SeBd Ter coss ~ oar 1918
catalogue Ne 81 matted frsa. peat
paid. without charge. on request We
have oar 0wn tnilt. sell any on~s ship
anywhere oafy enc prtes
. n WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
f9ta First Ave. & seAtf.n wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
New City Council
Meets March /.

The new city couDcilmeMD
take their seats noon on March q
The old council will hold its 4,
meeting az II n. m. that day -
clean up old business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
PHRENOLOGISTS
MADAM AA&AfiA

: = -
MADAM AH&AftA
Egyptian fHhrrnniefist
Reads your entire iifs
giving advice IN
family srsahies love.
spee aiAiion, m a .
rtaFr separations
what steps 70 tase
to be sBrerNhful :
artsrs tire separated +.
expiaiuH thinFs
which have always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
a6-..--Hnnlesiead

Mo i~Dfks RrNrRyATio@ TO 0FES
fse ate Acres fee settlement. wheat.
fruit sesrfkt farm lands sf.ts per
acre, open rarnsrg SUMNER. homes fer
it Gee send Is cents Al enc. for
eapis- wsfh reliable information re-
CARDIAC ibis great reeien- wsnatehes
ssfksh Daily wnYif n-rt A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10

YOU DEAL WITH Us DiRECT'
and our proposition
on LAND
Handy 70 our mills and camps
AT THREE LAKES
aNOHoMtsH COUNTY. WASH
viii appeal 90 you
Good roads. stages, daily trains; mills.
schools. store, phone n + H.
Write or sec n. " MEtkEt.IpHN Mxr
Land Dept. 1901 h. q smith Bldg.
Seattle
THREE LAKES IaMnEW co
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si-public Notices

TO WHOM fT NAY CONCERN;
The uneerssFned has made application 20
establish a wenamoTktnK fhep At SCI
nay 81 tofs 6 ard g. hlaeksf. Edtn
Ats Any one desiring 70 profes;
against sWrh an assshiiThvnert VII 81.
sarh protest At the office ~ SuRerin-
fen6sns - UuHtisRs prior 20 Monday.
March - ifta
COMMERCIAL SASH AND DOOR CO.
fyssseNs
WEST a WHEELER. Arenis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10

Little Farm at Right Price
Ana = payment Of tree or fsee viii rive
sea possession pffrn tskH0 Ard this
= shat gaa ees is acres fnass al
Fieh second bottom seiis over half In
cultivation. good Groom hcgse. barn.
modern chicken houses. with dasnis
fHHs breeder and fed house lis se.
teetsf white Lsrharn chickens esw.
herse eesaie - piFs. tneab@tuFp ard
All aeoia running water. only 2&c fare
70 rftF ! wsHf 20 khaw fhiA 20 soms
uns wha Seriously NanfH good little
dairy ard chicken ranch
" BOOTH sFt Hurk~ Hffe
es-~u~s~~1~-N~S~se~e ~-~-~4N-~~~~-~~~-~-~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
ALKALINE LLOYD

Others cern~ ant go. tas for ~ years
AdaliRs Lloyd has hsen sestttass pafxhst.
cstsf ard hAatnsas adviser ta all affairs
81 Ass Ell uuiea. APT n kitieu
Etfs Special thts we@k see
ALL. HufFkNNBN fretn anp cause whass
ever sheuti taNs h.aith kfsatnxms.
eaN offered t. ths public. free Mos.
days wednesdays and FRIDAYS fFafn
. m. 70 - p m. gisen ~ The flstss
Aciestisss. f4i tfth ave- Apt - 9Erae
viii afssFimxs enEy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10

POPULAR DANCES taught a.
cerseifs pisean Waik. Fex
eta Tfet. Hesitation. Ore step
4. 49, Walk Waits ard walk Twss
q" essr Whites fusrants~ Sivsn
1ufeNsst essAits sta ard fHks
Gstlstt Ss5s Master teachers
LADIES. eaH't wersY Whea tsi4YsA ~
Irregular. us@ t.HtY Eisia Imperial
Tetlsfs ny mail 81 per Nax beahts
strenrtA. ttse Address cross AssnNY.
hesn Is, SO rntaa e.
! cav TEACH yea hsw - ret ~. ress.
tsen ysa are fsttsf fer threush a srfsns
ftftc nttucirla Write Or call sae
No n ysa really asssrs a forfttan
William Hoard. fts uniam a. rhsne
EtHntt 1874
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
2i--Female Help Wanted


CLOSING 0Uf ladies' CLOAK ant aaif
Stock Hfaee 10 BE occupied ~ the
FAMOUS 81 saa 81 Ladies' Hat hhmp
Wamena latest 4uHa. eo4fs s8ffts.
sltpans. waists Alaska FUR ssaak -
Faate ard neck pieces. must b. s@3H
regardless az cass o. loss 81. Hs. g.
Nui Bus values un 20 tsa salts Aha
coats o. - ~ % Niii boy values %
% fft sails Saturday ltaffnan's
sst rtke ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE

=
, AAlAhsA reffect garden land AZ nutheil
~ cleared ard ready e plant Price
tAtAp, On any terms a. salt yna
a. " WOODY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10

81 Az REN FaaFErd Isn8 % eoun.
~ fead 4 mile 20
q - station. tsasa 70 seattle rrtra
ft.tee. with ftse cash. balance 70 sgft
0Hf 0Nn Co, aes f-eAry uidH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-10
CHICKEN RANCHES

A t-AcRE, improved chicken ranch at
Botheli for $3.50. on easy terms
=. n. WOODY
Modern Real Estate
Tel Main 1857. Third and upivcrsity.