The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1911, Page 3

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Cobb, hotel keeper, was direction of Superior <a wilt surp ears ag Mra, Cobb 8 nothing for her hus ut will demand that he sup t her. New York.—The New York Scot tish Highlanders has b ated here, age of th to enc age the wearing men * yet Tal to fre. wih | Misia and the use of so ™ ‘and compare he scent Chicago. REP. A. §. BURLESON. It looks to be well-nigh certain }that Burleson of Texas will head the highly tmportant committee of agriculture. HOLD UP CAR ie ie texture and rich in color.| LOS ANGELNS, April 5.--Detec | that lasted a day and a bait es bright avd fluffy, while | tives today failed to find the two * a G d , Ws clean and healthy.|™men who last night held up a K h find no dandruff or soap Glendale st car and robbed 30 itchener on Guar om that } passengers of $500. LONDON, April 5.—With the ar yeoman My mevetty care) “WASHINGTON, April &—Chas rival wodhy of. Lass (Kitchener, whe Mix 4 gle] soedered |D- Hilles, former assistant secre Berets ¢ cence OC Tones | tay of the treamury & tablespoontul of this | (rus bow at th upon the head; then brush | SeTdey 88 tenders Taft. He su + i ty fw balr who tomorrow become orris-root mixture | president of the First Nationa than orris root : " he lg be depended | 2auk of New York City player und from Philad heir to $2,00 Waukegan, Ill. |hours of roller skating put Florence Mailie of this town into a @ance ntract today Word | ia says he has fallen 000 coronation of King George in June it was announced that the famous | fighter would shortly submit the eral scheme of military arrange | ments for the celebration The Seattle Commercial Club ex- perienced a busy term during Feb Dance at Dreamiand tonight, ruary and March, adding 121 new fs to command the troops at the} Wen to grow hair if anything will” a Ad a members. s after having lain wholly uncon- | y « visit from his wife, from hom | Three and a half|operating in stylishly « jhigh hats and gloves }2 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1911. *. Diana seh tnd Troubles I semnten pam: 4 SAY, vor 183 COME OPAR DER HERE WAITER, WHAT BILL-OF-FARE f vOT MEANS LINGO IS THIS — “LUT FISK* * FISKE BULLAR® *ROEKAD Lax" “KRYDDLIMPOR® sSMAAGILD “APTITSILL" eee eee eee ee os MULIEBRITY? | PROTEST—PECK BOSTON, April Harry Thurston Peck, former profess or of Latin in Columbia univer sity, testifying im his suit the Boston Post for 00 libel, said ¢ article in the == ILLMAN 15 FED MN KANGAROO ‘ont D. Hillman spent his se day in the He was anne roo court, whic the lawye ail anevent 0 in the ka Post held p as being addicted to brity. What fs asked. It means exc ural fonder or Peck explained Peck testified the article he complains of had hurt the sale of bis writings. out any qua mullebr with great sa money is used to er luxuries fc TALKS et PLANS Ina M. ¢ A. tow et CH | Alden w “lanning VETERAN ARRESTED ex charter LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 6.—| Plans commission is working Hall, of the local y ting © and a vet an of the Spanish-American war, under arrest today on a charge lary, Ho is alleged tol oa. n caught in the act of safe in a local cigar store say that Hall has been en lxaged In several thefts recently, ut clothes, _* eee eee setae eteeee ee ees eee ee ee | ce>> HAS TAME PICKEREL WINBTED, Conn, April 6 property und the fish's tail natl bh hing in the Reutter caught It still wore the ring, though hardly | visible, the fish having grown. CONGRESSMAN ILL. BAKERSFIELD, Cal, April 6 Suffering fre ® general break. | ¥ down, Congressman C, 8. Smith of California will be unable to attend | ¢ the extra session of congress | oogl age alk ag LOADING AMMUNITION MARE ISLAND, Cal, April 6 The naval collier Saturn is slong the magazine wharf today to load 60 tons of ammunition for the Pa. cific feet. The vessel probably will leave for the south today voice apples GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE apa HAIGHT BLOG: 2nd.&Pine ncrease . By Condo —Kelting Fries. Meate—Selling Pric aon 3 HOME HELPS TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY BAH! *TORSKEROGN oN “SBIR KAGER* 7 “MesosrT’ — ACH, We ARG RUINT! EFEN EF WE HAY DASE SWEDISH DISHES, WE HAF NO BWEDISH TRaTE! FE. & F. STATIONERY Kodak Developing and Printing 523 UNION 8T hed Meats 1% Selling Price. r 3 | Ohio Cut Rate Dentists 207% Pike St wi Drug Co., Entrance k Fillings 50¢ Up +o 16 HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS Iding Co oe Wall Paper Muhl--219 Pike Sururesy 91nj21g A Night in Africa Dance we 1 —AT— DREAMLAND TONIGHT WILD ANIMALS GIVEN TO ALL EVENT OF SEASON 1bo@ ‘ Liss WORK A srecrALry Ohio Dentists Be Incinding Five Dance Tickets LADIES FREE UY A FARM FOR $300 We Are Selling 200 Farms Situate Near Snohomish, Just Two Miles From Ma- chias and Six Miles From Everett, in the Valley of the Little FOR $300 $10 Cash Balance $5 Per Month This section of Snohomish County is the most pro- ductive part of Western Washington. The World's Fair at Seattle granted many premi- ums to this district. It is land on which is raised every kind or class of vegetables and fruit. Surrounding farmers are prosperous and happy. Its pears, its apples, its potatoes, its cabbages, its cherries, prunes, etc., are unsurpassed. Snohomish County roads are the best in the state. Grass stays green twelve months in the year. This is your opportunity to get a farm. SAMPLES © OF SOIL, ETC., ON “EXHIBITION 1N GUR OFFICES. OFFICES OPEN GA. M. TO9 P. M. Pilchuck, at $60 to $70 Per Acre. ee PROFITS WL. MEEP YOO WNEN O40 “The Firm That Never Had a Lawsuit’ THIRD FLOOR NEW YORK BLOCK S ACRES FOR $300 $10 Cash Balance $5 Per Month Why not take advantage of it and secure a little home place? You don’t have to worry about rent. There is wood enough to last fifty years Chickens do better than in any other district west of the Cascades. You raise your own chicken feed. Own your own cows and have fresh milk and butter. School for the children just a short walk away Seattle is less than two hours distant. Climate is delightful. & CO. SAMPLES OF SOIL, ETC., ON EXHIBITION IN OUR OFFICES. OFFICES OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M.