davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Party wall.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aboye-described
property is TO be sold. is si5.21333. with
interest thereon from the nth day of April
1918, together with the costs and allowance
amounting to s33sSi. with interest from
April 20. 1918, together with the expenses
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens, which are to be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out of the purchase money. or paid
BY the Referee, Is $1,000 and interest. to be
apportiened
Dated. New York. April %, 1918
HARRY n. FRENCH. Referea
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Sears Ial<e Opening Game in New LEAGUE
Newark Begins Season
By Defeating Syracuse
international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Newark.
Toronto at Binghamton.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Jersey City, 3; Rochester, 2.
Newark, 8; Syracuse, /.
Baltimore, Z; Buffalo, 3.
binghamton, 3; Toronto, 2.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
1.rs. ". H. ret: w. L. Pct.
Newark. 0 1.0O0ISyracuse. O 't)0O
Baitim. 0 000IBuffalo. O1 600
b'ham'n 1 0 1.OO0roronto.. 900
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Harvard Beats Tufts at Net

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May s.-Har-
ward defeated Tufts at tennis by
score Of 4 tc 2 o-day The Crimson
won three singles and one doubles
match
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09

police agree he can leave it some
where--else.
The automobile division In the re-
cent Liberty Loan campaign raised
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Fort Slocum Nine PIay
Rings Around c. N. Y

The aggressiveness of Ray Fisher, a
former Yankee player, on the paths of
tho G. c. N. Y diamond, coupled with
daring by his Fort Slocum teammates,
enabled the soldiers to register their
sixth straight victory yesterday, by the
lop-sided score Of II to 0.
Fort Slocum crossed the home plate
six times in the opening inning. The
City College players took advantage
of Syracuse, New York State League
and hit to the outfeld, but could not
score. Medvis. taking Bakers place
behind the bat. did Ty Cobb in the
sixth, stealing home.
The score by innings:
G. c. n. Y................0 o o o.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Totals 40 Is l3 27 s A Totals .3771o2414

Go4ahem Go,sate ..........31 9 Q 2 o Q %
80 First base crrors--Fordham, a: Colgate l.
Two-base hit-Taylor. Three base htMartn.
dome rln-Coett. Stolen bases-Schng (2),
Kcough "a, Colett, Left on bases-F ordha,n s
COLGATE. a., Double pay-IAlcey and Galligan.
Bases on | alls-oR Finn. g. of Miller. / ; off Mar
tin. A. off Taylor. g. Struck out-By Finn, 4; by
Taylor. 4; by Martin, Z Hit by pitcher-By Mar
Passed ball--scanlon. Hits-OT Miller, l in no
innings (none out in frSO; off Taylor in 8
innings; Off Finn. in 2-3 innings; Off Martin S
IN o : l-3 innings. umpire--Mr. Edwards. Tlme-
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Southern Association

Atlanta 9; Nashville, 0.
New Orleans q Memphis. o.
Mobile 4; Little Hock. 3. -
Birmingham. 4; Chattanooga
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
ssl. ia II ~ u Totals. .a11524ls2 Q

I.ra ..............S .......'' 5 3 o. Q Ss
vstfas hii-Bruggy. Double plays-Bruggy to
snSee 70 Holly to Downey; Woodward to Shay to
4 ssssai Shay TO Kolseth; Davis TO Sullivan; Davis
aArs TO Sullivan. Left on bases-Newark 5;
saaA. !. First base on errors-Newark. 2:
SssM !. Bases on bails---Of Woodward. 4;
En9t j: of DeStro. e. Hits--OfY Elliott, 7 N
t.,s a,ans iIone out in second) of Destro. 4 in
sSJe e Struck out-.By Woodward. 5; by Destro.
Aent pitcher-Elliott
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
Totals. 81 5 o 27 10 Q Totals

'VuaIS' 'oI 0 . n 10 Y I0faIs 81 "A IT
Army ...............0 0 0 Ks
Holy Cross ...........0 0 0--l
:, Stolen bascs-Tate Hazclhurst. Dominey. Daley
Boweil' nil' Donahuc Sacrifice hits-Tate. Dominey
Ryan, I"o-Dase ht-Foetcr. Tlrce-ba hit--Daey
Struck Struck out-By Jones 6: by Ryan. 6. Bases on
Dalis-Or ta Jones 2; or Ryan, l. Hit by pitcher
hy y ryan i tMurrayl. wild pcll--Ryan. Passed
1all-McCarly ,all a, Garth Double paystatz and Gill
ielt on bases--Army. g: Holy Cross s. Umpires--
Cuum and MarshalL Time-l;42 - f-lN'
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09
American Association

Indianapolis 10: Columbus. Q.
Louisville, 3. Toledo. 0.
Kansas City. z; Minneapolis. 3.
milwaukee,. A.; st. Paul 8.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09

apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09

Question Little Johnny's Father
can't answer.
Pepper. WHY is Jess Willard?"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-09

The police are again handing out
summonses for leaving cars parked
too long in front Of Office buildings
and other places of business. The man
who makes actual business use of his
car has to leave it somewhere. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
q INDICTED IN
U. S. PROBE Of
BEEF "STEAL"

NEW YORK. July 2s.--iiow fhs
government rcpurchased meat stolen
from its warehouse WAS described ia
federal indictments returned todar.
against - men. including whols~fIs
and retail butchers. truck drivers
and two government checkers.
The indictments specifically chare.
ed "embezzlcment OF government
beef from the Manhattan Rcfrtg.'
Grating compapy's warehouse, thrs
system Of false checking. II.
More than 100 600 pounds OF bs<s
have been stolen from the warehous1
since April This beef WAC bought
by the government at an aysTzgq
price Of "a cents a pound. II waS
sold 10 certain wholesale and retail
butchers at 10 TO II cents y poopds
4 great quantity OF thie.. Il was al
legged. was in turn sold 20 the Brook.
Ign navy yard at Is 10 rs cents 8
pound. -, a
Among those indicted was fv1dor1.
Frank. a wealthy wholesale butcher.
who. the Indictments charged. l4As
able to underbld competitors for thu
contract TO supply beef TO the BreOlss.
Ign navy yard thru his connection
with the other defendants.
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CONCRETE PAVING =
SAVED $3.50, 900 TO !
COUNTY, IS CLAIM

before final payment WIS made for
the original construction.
In reviewing other roads, smith
Says he found the brick was IN All
c1Hca in need Of repair. some need
Ing only small repair. others needed
practical rebuilding
lie also sayH that no other county
In the atafo is using brick. or has
used brick. except King. Feferaf
authorities also. he says. have rccom.z
meuded concrete.
IN the paht Two years 30 miles Of
concrete pavement have been con.
tracicd Smith claims SIS. 900 per
mile has been saved over the cost Ok
brick.
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$l7,OOO,OOO Fine
Is Faced by w. III.

NEW YORK. July 2s.--Charging
violation of the federal law which
prohibits private firms or persona
entering into competition with the
United States postal service. the fed
cral grand jury today indicted this
Western Union Telegraph company
The indictments grew out Of invees
legations which have been carried %
since 1917. scr1
According to evidence submitted
the company has transmitted about
350.0oo messages by messenger bc-y
tween New York and nearby catiess
The maximum penalty. IL convics
ton is obtained. would amount ~
about 81. 600. 600. The company
only was named in the indictmertas
ail officials being excepted
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Had brick paving been used. in.
stead 81 concrete. during the past
two years on King county highways.
Il would have cost $3.50 900 more.
This IL the statement made today
by County Commissioner Lou Smith,
IN announcing formally his candi.
dacy Tor reelection
Smiths statement reviews the
county's experiences with Warren.
ite- brick and one course OF concrete.
Warrcuite was eliminated several
years ago, because OF "slipperiness 10
travel and high maintenance cost"
This pavement had cost from $4,000
TO 10000 per mile for pavement
10 feet in width.
Brick paving was first used In
King county in 1912. according 90
Smith. The North Trunk road cost
$4,000 per mile. Lake Forest 10
Bothell so 700. $4,000 per mile at
Redmond. $4,000 from auburn 10
Pierce county. per nile.
In 1916 We find both brick and
concrete being used" declares Smith.
1T was IN this year that the Des
Moinea brick road was contracted
for at cost Of t2s .535 per mile. or
total Of i22G.ff3. At the same time.
bids were received for one-course
concrete. at a cost Of 81 600 per mile.
or ;i30027 for the total job
''If one .course concrete had been
adopted. a saving OF ss5 900 would
have been made IN original cost. or
the pavement could have been ex.
tended seven miles further. Before
the contractors building This road
had completed their contract. that
portion Of the pavement completed
began 20 swell w and blow up In
many sections. 80 that King county
was compelled TO spend many hun
dreds Of dollars In repair on this road
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Lovers of "Licker"
Hit by u. S. Ruling

CHICAGO. July 36.-Chi0Ag0
lovers OF Kicker" can't carry te
homo 90 their hips any more. ac-
cording TO notice posted today byt
representatives, of the department.
OF justice -af
Tho order. designed TO prcvcnAl
supplying booze TO men in the ser-
vice. SAYS no bottled goods shall BE-
sold over the bar unless they are
TO be swallowed there. Thirsty red-
dents who have It delivered at the.
house. will be compelled to receipt
for deliveries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Burglars Steal
Cask of Brandy

Thieves Thursday night broke into
the sun Drug company. Market ~.
and Goth ave. y. w. and stole a ten
gallon cask Of brandy and five cases
OF quart whisky. This liquor had
been obtained By the drug company
on permits.
The thieves drilled hole thru the
rear door to get at the lock. and
drilled thru a cabinet inside TO re
cure the liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Democrats to Hear z
Cotterill Addreoe

George T. Cotterill. former state
senator and former mayor q Seat
tie, will he the principal speaker AZ
the regular Saturday noon meeting
and lunch OF the King County Dem
ocrauc club, at Good Eats cafeteria,
Epler building. Second ave.
Frank Moulton. baritone. win sing
a late war song. THE Banner OF
Freedom and Fame" dedicated by
permission to President Woodrow
Wilson. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Divorce Suit of
Author Postponed

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July g..
Failure of Harold Bell Wright, novel.
list, TO appear I'm court today caused
postpouement of his divorce suit.
Tho case will be reset next month.
Wright alleges mental cruelty ana
lack of sympathetic interest.
Mrs. Wright. who lives at Santa
Barbara, is not contesting the action.
All property rights were settled out
Of court.
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Hanson Carries ~
Coal Fight to u. S.
Administrator

WASHINGTON. July 2e.--May-
or Hanson. Of Seattle. today pre-.
pared 10 go before the United
States fuel administration to xs,V-
for an investigation Of coal prices
existing in Seattle. Prices. he
said. are SO high that the public
believes coal operators are profit
eering. and control the situation,
despite the federal fuel admins.
tration.
lie took up the coal problem
following presentation OF the
city's appeal to the capital issues
committee for authority TO float
Skagit river bonds. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
MAXIM G0RKY VICTIM
OF CHOLERA IN RUSSIA

STOCKHOLM. July Marlin
Gorky. Russian novelist. is sertopsiy
III from cholera in Petrograd, Nd.
vlc.s received here today Stated.
The epidemic of cholera in-Lhe Rus
sian capital Is abating. II was sad.
only 200 cases are discovtrsd daily
nov. instead Of the 1000 rs-pbrted
some time ago.
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For SaIr-lseai Estate
SliIPYARlp MEN
NFfH A. NnIH


I MEAN YOu
CAN YOU plG tp Nof
Have YOU got the nerve ana back
bono 90 ton your landlord 90 go
Go Halifax
Let me show you. right on the Lake
liurion city ear line. onr Of our
half-acro tracts,
II VIII surprise you,
II viii be your salvation.
II VIII he tho making 81 you.
zoo QUARTER. ACRE PLOTS
100 HAt.F ACNE PLOTS
100 ONE ACitE PLOTS
Quarter eoSt27 oniy 6ss' pay w.
ualf. isoxi95. only ,i7s. pay $40.
one acre, 2ioNie3 only f152, pay $50,
then s. week
No PAYMENr WHEN SICK
No PAYMENT WHEN ouT or
WORK
CHOICE LENEL rLOrS
CLEAR
10 by ia7 fccL only tass; only so
ise BY is7 feet. only ,s7s: only 80
no I HOOKS FROM can
: TO 9 BLOCKS FROM LAKE AND
REACH
80 MINUTES can RIDE TO YouH
FINE rIsruNGW oi' Fryr BATHING
FINE HUNTING
NO nET'rER SOIL Of tor OF
EARTH ron FRUIT OR
VEGETABLES
JUST WHAT NOr HAVE DEEM
LOOKING FoR
CLEARED LANp
TIMnEREp LAND
HOrTOM LAND
I am ready now-today- show YOU
OUR GREAT OPENING SALE THIS
WEEK
IattTsf ta.gsffkyAtssF
NEXT SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY
FREE AUTOMOBILE RIDE
TOMORROW
Leaving ny office AZ II a m. ?. ~.
ara s ~ n n,.,.o OH Up 80 MINUTES
1T ~ THE GREATEST CHANCE
or NorW LIFE
WIN You Let Nc Help YOU
Get 81 or SO bin. stick " Ia your
pocket let mo place ~ on a halt
acre plot 60 ralA. your years food,
chickens and eggs for your table
lruit aud preserves for your collar
~ II tho sunshine of a happy life
you CAN 10 TT 1T iA EASY
WILL YOU TRY. TT
NOt DON'T WAIST LOTS
YOu WAIST ACRES
YOU WANT LOTS or SOu.
LET ME AiiOW IT no YOU TODAY
or TOMORROW
wives. cut this out show IL TO your
FMHNAMAHa Y hAAlNNaAI NhNNA NhA 81
. 10 papa or mamsia. Get 10 this
proposition. room rsnteTA
BUILD A SHACK. PUT UP \ TENT
Live beside Lake burien. near the
fishinE grounds.
Call at office any hour. from Sac
a. M. 90 s.3o .. m. NO are waiting
FOR you. We are az your service.
Free ucketA and maps ready
". > MARVIN
Get sSp'S on II The sadN and c eGa ss
", F :. :I. Ky
" g. cAslI
s2t0 Monthly
CHEAPER THAN RENT
CHOICE. LEVEL BUILDING LOTS !
no SrUMi'sL NO BNLSH COSY
~ PROPERTY on GOOD Crltl
S Eih,SlcE -, , IIaiSiE eI, 49,; ;.,
cry nsht and atsr. sL~sE,s plank
"a board waikS. I bsSgks from the
car. about s-rs>4>.S<F service.
LOTS 1850 TO $500. or SO per front
foot nuy as large lot or small
TERMS s. cash and isso monthly
per lot
TO SEE THIS PROPERTY sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON OR SUNDAY.
os f' At any n 10 Ss f sT ~ AK , get
blocks west on Hudson At TO asth.
and two blocks south on ssth 10
Empire Way Addition SIT.
ghrar-r. my Representative. will be
there Saturday and sunday. Ills
telephone ia Rainier saw Tsir.
phone him for appointment.
DAVID T. EASTMAN
SELLS PROPERTY ON SMALL
PAYMENTS
1899 Third Ave.
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DETROIT SAILORS SAY
THEY WON'T STOP WORK

DETROIT. Mich. July 2s.--sailors
on the Detroit A Cleveland Co.'S
steamers pledged themselves last
nigh, not 10 go out on strike with
the Sailors union OF the Great Lakes.
which is set for Monday. Many are
union members. The pledge is for
toe duration OF the war.
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Army Health Good /; !.
Death Rate Lower

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Health
conditions in army camps continue
satisfactory" the surgeon general re-
ported today.
There were "a deaths during tho
week ending July 10, as against 100.
the previous week.
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Acreage
IMPROVED RANCH
Q ACRES GOOD BUILDINGS

ACHES GOOD BUILDINGS
An attractive bungalow style
house. large rouinas also good
barn chicken HOUSES, tool
house. storage Hnd woodrhrd.
buildings IN excellent condi-
ton. spring water for house
hold uFc. property Hos wei,
facing roads, acres good
loan soil. balance bottom land
which works up easily. crop
goes win place. fenced. ..
wires. cedar posts well I'M
proved diHtrict. I = miles from
creamery. airo within 90 min
uttH drive Of seattle Public
markets, Price fI.f1as EatiHfac-
tory each payment can be ar
ranged. balance as monthly.
call NJ burke & FRrrar'H Of
flee. 2O3 New hork Bik.
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special to The star bv y. 4. A. I

Special 10 The star bv y. T.. A. !
e,----------' ---------------
Discarding his feathers and war
paint Flowhert W. Rochester. a
full.hlooded American Indian. has
Joined the Lafayette escadrillo and
win fly as an aviator in France.
Richester's wife. also an Indian
and n beautiful Woman. slender and
somewhat on the Gibson girl type,
was born in Germany, but nevcrthe.
legs is an American.
AS a member OF freedom loving
race ldchester will undoubtedly take
delight in roaming around among the
clouds looking for hochc machine
I. appear TO give battle. and fine
ply steal specimen that he Is should
have many victories to his credit in
81 short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Haas Will Inspect z
Cars in Spokane

Councilman 4. T. Haas left foi.,..'' /,
Spokane Friday, whore he will ..ip-x..11
spect number of used street cxrSs -
which Seattle may purchase fortitss =
civic lines-2o for the new sverhea ~ y
and flye for the leyeL &. 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
An REn a. co

a. ~ RELp a co
1i4-si1 NeW York Block
We Will make special induce
mertr and special terms to
purchasers Of land at cham
bers Prairie. Wash. during
tho next sixty days Come.
make appointments 10 visit
Inc land sunday. y = train
leaves Seattle > a. m. return
ing same evening Level land
good community. good market
Camp Lewis Cantnrmrnt1.
res tho growing gardens 81
30 Hetuers and select a future
home
Send for circular. or better. 60
sec the land Meet me sunday
at Chambers Prairie. ask for
MRcfarlan~
A "a REID a co
9it.1iT New York Bloch
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2M ACRES 1876
HOUSE-ti5O CASH

Party who owned this place now
IN the service; small house.
Lowell land: place is run down.
but can be- fixed up at very
ilttlc cNpcnRN3 blocks from
paved highway. improved dis
trict. convenient for people
working In town. Take East
Madison car and kirkland
Ferry 10 Burke & Farrar's Of
flee. Inquire for r w Suck
ling
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Floor SaIc-NutonohiIcs
ATTENTION. SUTrnulLpEns
july CLEARANCE SALE OF
USED CARS

JUN AlsE NltANtE AAlI4 VI
USED CARS
We must have room. so now ia your
chance " you want car.
1907 ioTn AVE.
OVERLAND TOURING, LIGHTS
AND SrARTER. TODAY, $500.
THIS Ia a splendid buy.
barry GRAND tChevroleD TOUR
mo. tt9S; TERMS. Soc this car
1915 SCRIPTS. nooru RoApsTER.
a-pASSENGER. tSGS TODAY.
THIS IA good buy
1915 rom TOURING. SPECIAL
PRICE sass. \ snap
FRANKLIN CUAsts. \ DANDY
FOR nuG; $50.
a, w!NroN G TouRlNd' TO-DAY.
OVERLAND BuG. \ DANDY MY;
$3.50.
II you want a bus. here is your
chance.
1917 FoRp TOURING, SPECIAL
PRICE. Sis5,
Thcae ears are scarce.
Very liberal terms on all used ears
w 8. pULMAGE MOTOR co.
1917 OVERLAND RoApsTER.
fully equipped; 1850. This Is a
KLINE & wISNINGHAM
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The Seattle Star
DIlRECTORY
4 tiorneys-pnicnt


FRED =. GoRfN-Patent Attorney
Patent secured or foo refunded
1Gf Central Bldg. Main 800. Free
book on patents.
J. L. RfVERs -connultation and 1917
Blk
Macon Fenwiek Lawrence. ts7
Burke IildR
Attorneys.aiLaw
LEoLA MAY BLiHN- woAAN
lawyer Consultation free. conf
dential General practice. COliec-
tionH. BIB Oriental building. Main
27si
4. n scIiofF-fAwyor. Is Downs
BIZ, 100 2nd ave. Consultation
ffee' general practice all cases
fees moderate,
}. d. HALL EaTAULTsHFD 1857.
General practice. Butte Bldg. s06
.>s ssssopa Sye Meln 1ISosJ>ooo.>~o>
Bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LuSDGREN Tor smell Bicy-
Giles, 500 Stewart. at Times "a.
--SS1ssllnIUJJo>~o~oo~~~o~~-~~~~~~
Chattsi Loans
MONEY 70 LOAN
tsFhtNH INNtU AAV 10 tAVN quickly
and oonfidentially on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS 4 co.
N~~N~~~~~~~-N~.~ ~~~-~~-~N-~-~~0IO
thiropractor
r. 4. HOBBs, II c.lTHE HOWARD
system Of Chiroprhctic. Consul
tstion free. bOt-h0s Haight Bldg.
Second ave. and Pine =. o~.
n
YES. WE LOAN MONEY on DfA-
e. ,n9nd or 5na iewsIfy p a. per o, ssn.
may ADNEHTfAE lower rates. but
how about the COMMISSION they
charger
PRoviDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Inc.
al Seneca and iit Marion
a hEsrEcTAbLE Pi;;AcE 10 Dor,
JEwELRY. Lowest rates: eonfi-
AMERlcAS JEwELRY CO. ssI End.
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTf-
elss OF value. Tho Reliable. s07
.-J1ss~-1cSsSSe~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~o
Developing Kodak Work
KODAK Eks-'fS AT I. At 8
They're done" 10 cents a roll
,JJsseosSS RI, BID lllessso.oooo.oooo.o.
Dancing Schools
THE HIPPoDRoME oUAR.N-
dancss Prof Oswald. Elliott sls7.
Tho HIippodrome. Fifth and uni
vsrelty
Take one or Two Lessons
STEVENS WAY. Little cost. private
halls. day and evening" ib13
Fourth ave. Main 1911. Member
,, nses,ns Tssehsrs Assp1 SeS Yerk
Electrical supplies
WE 30 COOP wORk--G. II. HART
wig, 1881 Fourth. Phone Main
~S~NN~~~~~~.N~~
Opticians
Edmunds, Fraser- Paterson Co.'S bal
gao-SSlSnlnasSIcss>oo~~Noo-o~o.
PLY sicians and Surgeons
PUYsfCNANN and Eurgeons 49,
On KATHRYN HARRISOS--sei
sls,h ave- Elliott -.-s:i5:o-.-.-.-->
Storage
Dry FfREPRooF STORAGE
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
Eh,,s HlaS, >-.--o>>,>o.,ooo1~oo-,>
Secondhand Clothing
CLOTHING. BouGHT MD SOLD.
1899 FirS ave- 1913 Wertlake ave.
ph9ns Nan I.l ssss ...>>>>>.--.-o-ooo-o-o.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURK 1871 BATHN 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets,
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Eheu-
rnsiism my speeIalty Louis
Apist Phone Main 52is; day or
junk
ALASKA JUNK Co. 1870 First ave.
r. Elliott 51al .r.
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noMrsEEkEns. ATTENTION

HoMEsEEkERs. ATTENTION
We ARE building In West Seattle.
within walking distance 81 tho
hhipyarda and near the car line.
100 homes, ranging In price from
1880 60 $4,000, which We soil on
rental terms. Some now ready.
nuTTNER REALTY COMPANY
Cor W Alaska and a1th Ave.
Fauntleroy car West 1860
BEACON hill ACREAGE
ACRES
Located on 2sth ave. 3, 800 feet from
Graham st. and So feet from
neacon ave. Cot In touch with
this by calling on the owner.
JOHN W LYSLE
BOG Eples block go,
ron SALE 500 ACRES. on COAST
9-room house small barn; small
orchard, 10 acres fenced. good soil
for raising grain, vegetable. etc.
beautiful View ideal climate; good
stock range. 10000, COO fr~t 81 tim
her write 10 H. IL, Gold Beach.
ore.
COOP TRACTS or LOGGED orr
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices.
easy terms We will accept LIB
crty bonds az first payment; pay
the balance out % your wnEes
steady work IN our camp and mill
for steady mon.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
Three Lakes. wash
I LOTS. WHICH WILL MAKE ,
building sites. close Go car. clpsc
to HhipyardH WIZ divide. Your
own terms. this 10 a real wailop
AZ tho Hun.
CLIFFORD ia THIRD AVE.
ACREAGE
thehp-t1s per acre. iip acres house.
rooms we'll. outhuildinEn. fruit.
garden. timber enough 10 pay for
place. all within onh mile 81 depot
Geo. W kirk. Darlington. WaHh.
10 YoU WORK N NAVY YARpr
II "a. ~ viii pay you 20 soc uH. No
rent Ca ray. and YOU buy a good
5-Rrre Nome Price 1900 Tor
acres your own terms
EVAN AHsDALE A 60.
Mamie 1919 Third Avenue
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Observation-Disclosures

THE owl. PAYS MORE Tor clothing,
furA furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. i9tTa LIST
Elliott Iagt
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v anffd-To Rent
Hotels

Kew fTtNDAAD HOTEL
corner First Ave. and Pine 50
Largo. mod efn, outside rooms: eie-
yator service phone In all rooms.
frat-eIafF lu every respect; 75c
aud up with private bath. iJO
fNET'Icf~rICs CORDIALLY INVITED
BARRfNCT on. lsI3lz End 81 week
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Stocks and Bonds

WILL iIfN
/. Liberty bonds. Anglo French bonds.
! 600 Alaska Petroleum s. Coal
1 600 beacon Coal lied Monarch.
/ 900 Black Hawk. Bald Hiii.
I WILL SELL
81 Superior Portland cement. fe1 90
10 Pacific Alaska Navigation. $50 90
/ 90 Washington Securities Co.. 1900
40 Pacific Electric W~idrf. 80
500 Universal HlEh Power. Special
4 500 Lone star OIL .... .0a
900 peiitr SILVER Mines .. rs
/ geo Heacon coal ... Is
I GOO Red Monarch .... 10
e 600 Alaska Hnmrsthhr Gold 10
Z 500 wyoming Pacific Oii . 10
: 900 Liberty OH A Gas Wye. 10
MAN WINKI.gR
stt Union S. Elliott $50.