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0 Girl Distance Srelameer Swim the English Channel where overy other gare one—Capt. Wobd—has wine ambition of Miss Anna a Chicago girl swimmer, ‘con with men in long dts without asking for a Bhe would swim the pi Harris, a mite of humanity, in two Chicago river under conditions which ‘a majotity of the compet cane ‘out. Im one case the ¢ was but 10 degrees abo: barred by the U. rules, under which the were held, she went over with the men, and climb- tly upon the float at she will swim She does not em she will will tackle the rough that separates England but declares her tn- ish the foat, 0 WANTED = igsore MISS ANNA HARRIS P. : Dver 1,000 Per Cent ON, D. C., Aug. 19— from McKittrick and Olig, Cal. cent, is the complaint | charged from MeKittrick to Bakers- ‘with the Interstate com-| field was $3.55 @ ton. Just rates. it slo by the Associat-|{s averred, would have been 20% of Ol Center, Cal.|cents @ ton and 30 cents a ton re- shipped crude oll | spectively. a wi ‘The white dine struck because they were ordered mot to converse with guests in the dining room, JEW YORK.—After preaching in we confess to an unfailing admira- tion for her energy and, oa the whole, amiability. “She is no serf, and is apt to imitate the sturdy oak rather: than the bending willow in an encounter with bad tempered customers, but it to be a female Cheatar- a week. The American ‘it must be something very Today it has a kiadly y for the American shop is not = field on Ci writer,” {t says,/shop girl gives her employers sn finding fault with .hejadequate return for their money. ple Maar leg oc-}If they want old world courtesy alty a little abrupt. ,|they must raise their terms. Fe hi a an impartial observer, sername SE OF FOUR RECALL - PETITIONS INSUFFICIENT petitions against Coun-, possession for the recall of Dilling laine, Wardall and Kellogg) and the three councilmen. These ‘eonsidered at this time.| have come tn since the first lot was aM association was notified | flied. these petitions were| As soon as @ sufficient number ‘will not be checked.| of signatures have been secured for the recall of the councilmen, the as sociation intends to file them. This may bappen during the first part of next week, 0 a LORIES IN ENEMIES MADE HIA, Ang. 19.—"I, tion that bad followed his attack and thank God for}on the Astor-Force alliance = have made in de-|the pulpit might influence Col. bg the Astor-Force wedding,” |tor avd Miss Force to psoas - George Chalmers Rich-| their plan to marry, the rector was of St. John’s Protes-| pointed in his assertion that he did church here today,| oot think anything of the sort. a bunch of newspaper| “It would serve, rather,” he said, “to place a moraj obligation upon Col. Astor’s shoulders to marry Miss — Was suggested to Dr. that the public condemna- EGON MAY GO INTO _THE INSURANCE BUSINESS Or., Aug. 19.-—With the, the governor, “and millions Opening the matter for gen-| premiums that now pour into te 1 Gov. West today|coffera of Eastern and foreign an advocate of a propo-| companies could be kept right here } the state into the in-|in Oregon. This money could be used in making manner of pub- dad @ go0d schem He improvements. car Headlight ‘Sell. Bodies to Get Square Meal + Or, Aug. 18—Red- ons and lightning bugs 3 (By United Press Leased Wire.) One ony moving ob! PHILADELPHIA, Aug. n that will not be Te | without work for months, Harry Fisher ‘and Walter Davis sold lamps at night if m motor vehicle law is con ttorney I, According to Med-|thetr bodies to the University of A motor vehicle| Pennsylvania, for future delivery, for $60 each, “Now for a square Imeal,” said Davis. 19— ed as 4 “thing moved — power,” 3 Boosted All Rates: MAY WED OEURETLY Nin" YOR "A Au 1B.c-Accorn- panied by his flance, Miss Madel Talmage Force, and her father, Will fam I. Pores, Colonel John Jac Astor is today off on an indefinit cruise in the Astor yacht Noma. ‘There fs 4 persistent rumor afloat that the party may go ashore at New London or Greenwich and that the marriage may be consummated within the next 24 hours. ONE OF “600” GOES TO IRELAND J, Hewitt, who was one of the “atx hundred” made famous by Ten- nyson's poem, but who has been a her near Bremerton for several rs, left Seattle today on bis way 3 Belfast, Ireland, whore he will be | given a deed to the homestead for. merly occupied by hls forefathers, Hewitt is now 80 years of age, and bas been In the United States! 50 years. He is also one of the “Black Hole of Calcutta,” and re-! members both of these famous bii- torteal inold mia very clearly. FIGHT FOREST FIRE Wiret LA X” oRttor” Ore A Aug. 19.—A large force of volunteer fire fighters left La Grande today for the Intake of the Beaver creek pipe line, which iy threatened by a forest fire. Th conflagration is reported beyond the control of a small force of men who battled with it yesterday after- noon. “Swat Colonel Astor” Says Bob Burdette LOS ANGELES, Cal, Ang. 19.— it the colonel,” says Rev. Rob- ert J. Burdette, mintater, humorist and author, in a signed statement condemning the AstorForce en- P4 gagement. “As for the divorce evil," con-|* tinuee Burdette, “no denomination | * can come into court with clean|* hands. All the clergy are tarred with the same stick, only some are tarrier than others.” LOS ANGELES, Aug. ~The feelings of Mra. Henry T. Phillips ot New York were ruffled today |* when Informed that it was against|° the rules of the Alexandria hotel |* to administer tonsorial attention to} * pet dogs, sad, with her maid and her brindle bulldog “Brutu: left the hostelry in a buff. A veterinary had ordered that) * Brutus be given massage with elec-|* trical appilances because of tho! * poor circulation of his blood. But/* the hotel management bg Semen Mrs. Phillips wouldn't trust tua | * to an attendant, and kept a Canty bl hold on him, . Breaks Into Jewelry . Store; Steals Glasses! - NEW YO! Aug. 19,—Georke Miller, 70, almost biiad and with one arm recently amputated, pload- ed guilty to attempted burglary. He had stolen a pair of spectacles so that he could see to walk about the streets. The judge was moved to pity. Milier threw a brick through a plate gi window of B. F. Walker’ tore. He could have taken jewels, but Instead, he pick- ed up only one pair of ginsses for his own use, He told Judge Crain his sight had fatied him and he could scarcely find his way about, “Miller, I believe your story,” said the court. Buys Coffin, Goes to Bed and Dies NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, he Aug. 19.—A. R. Howell, 65, arose | "7, from @ sick bed, bought his coffin, named his pall bearers and select- ed the text of his funeral sermon; then went back to bed and died a few hours la! Sopp United Frese Wire.) pans, Aug. their purchases, would turn green| with envy If they could accompany Ceane's rf Bhopal, the ever-| , Ay the Begum of veiled woman potentate of India, on a shopping expedition. On her way home from London she Is buying wholesale quantities of presents for her subjects, among them being 4,022 gold and silver] watches. She has also bought musical boxes and gramophones inj large numbers. Chocolates and wood carvings are other important items on b chor list. Mast. " Lost 40 Years, Man Can’t Account for It SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 19.— After an absence of more than 40 years, George Rilling, once a wealthy furniture manufacturer, has been found by his daughter, Mrs. John C. Haase, of this city He is unable to account for his mysterious disappearance, During | \ the years of his absence his entire family with the exception of the pe one daughter has died. VILLAGE JOAN | ” WILL CLEAN OUT GRAFTERS. WEST HAMMOND, Ill, Aug. 19. —Miss Virginia Brooks, called the town's Joan of Arc, whose reform- ing has kept the village wide awake for years, “clean out the grafters.” She told the pre#ident of the council that unleds he convened the town dads and ordered a new election she mediately after the president an- THE SEATTLE STAR <3 aoe 19, — American Mw women, who pride themselves on| sidney 197 Chery Directors and Lt. opp Third Hate ime, t The ad LA has decided to) fore would expose the whole outfit. Im- tae Phon THE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1911, iti h Py) MAPLEWOOD IGE CREAM T'S THE BEST Guaranteed absolutely pure, Possesses a pecullarly delightful Mavor, It tastes better than the others, Once tried, always used. We cater to the highest class eating and refreshment places in the olty. Phones: Main 2546, Ind. 4344, WALDORF ANWEX, 1514 7TH AY. eeeeeeee eee ores HOMES EEKERS-- BUSINESS MEN-- LABORING MEN-- Do you know what you can get In the new elty of DUVALL? For $35 you can get a lot near the business center of this lively new city, As soon as the town Is large enough to come up to the first estimate placed upon tt by the raliroad companies, You will have made a profit of many times the original price of your lots. DUVALL will soon meet the estimate placed upon ft by the railroad companies, Both the ©, M. & P. 8. and the Gre Northern have jald out large yards and shipping grounds at DUVALL. The G. N. has built a depot large enough to ac- commodate a city of more than| FIVE THOUSAND population. Go and seo this new town, and you will say that there is no doubi as to its rapid growth, UUVALL ts backed up by oe HUNDRED THOUSAND ACREH OF RICH FARM LANDS au & Yast wealth of STANDING TIMBER. Large milis are cor cutting the timber at DUVALL, and the railroads are ready to receive it for shipment. Since the railroads came to the Cherry Valley farms that were producing small grain, grasses, etc, have been cut up and placed on the market for “the most reasonable prices known for rich, loamy soll, with best tramgportation faciiltic You can own one of these amall farms at rock bottom prices and on easy terms. This land, put to small fruit, vegetables, etc, or used for dairy farms and poultry ranches, will earn from $300 to $600 per acre yearly. You can't afford to let this opportpnity slip. It only takes a day to go and see for yourself, '@ ko to DUVALL and the Cherry Valley every day. Cali at this offiee for full particulars, OREGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Everett Office: t 1133-1134 Heury Bidg. 2009 Hewitt Ave. Seattle, Wash. See See HEEEEEE OHSS HESS EEE SIF OEE EEED pasteurised milk and cream selected from JERSEY DAIRY CO., 614 Denny Way Phones: Queen Anne 1309; Ind. 7673, \gav evELATION, 3 on y malt, Gut ot ctiy, 20 cents per month | | Sharpener, ‘ix iaonthe; sit montha, $1.19; one! y averywhere—all 90 weekly. Write 01 wer Fail Company, 1166 Phone | Colton Mag. Tolede, Ohio | ‘ated in motorcycles? Ni | you wish highest perfection. W oat Thor. Ite remar |durance sarried it to victory Im twenty. and | five mulle race on the Fourth, likewise to | third in ten-mile race mer reney, + on pies the hor ie m prise to cyclists, TI or en durance every time. Let_us conyines you it pays to tnvest in & Thor Exclusive & L. Cyole Works, i816 E. vee ator: i; Mullen, 6400 Ballard Av. N ct pet tr fs Phastaney, #558 Dallas av. | Btecet Phi 29rd B. Cherry ot owen a. 1, 884-T, Chicago. salemman to cover aple Tine. “High comment nee and piste "seh oot tn the Weat, unlimited course only \@ our school oF write DE! © ath and Waton; Malm 12 ONT OFFICE, $1 “ x sen for partioutal NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGBR or 720 Third Av. Bonn y OF experience re- parker Chemical Co., Chicago. undred harnesses 20 Firat ever o and ink buys. itn area. ried per cent profits one hot and cold runnin per night and up. eos Moan Vei8 aed cured pai year. to age 70, Ghafer Bide or 4 _ one MODELING PARLORS New garments made and old remodeled. Beattie. jeok to wood clty solicitor; Permanent. Call 10 Kpler Bi ces reasonable, $16) $26 AND BXPENG if Hi y people to travel and m7 ‘AGE MONTES — PERFORMED, PHONES: Latest styles. Arenda Bldg. om, 991 Spring at erything new; 240 per a Dal exchante % " CRAWFC FLOOR CO., Floor surfacing and. refinish i HOUSES. Avid Main 1010 nounced that he was sick and would have to go to the hospital} —.. for a couple of months, Meanwhile Miss Brooks is holding citizens’ meetings denouncing the “gang. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.—Ad- mitting that buy champagne, for which bever- age he claimed a “great appetite,” Lieutenant Orlando Briscowe, said to be the sefon of a noble English family, appeared in the police}]; court here today. u“ watch, Notth he’ passed & check, | pome said to bo fictitious, in order to| wanted ROCHRATER, Union; can pay $2,000 ons! UCTION SOcInTY. | to 706% Pi 8, Lost AND FOUND. pa Ty a oP WEEKLY RENTAL BULLETIN 7. DoDDDDDDIDDDDDDDD D us know your name and? mall you a everything we Ae we —_ By tetth LP WANTED—FEMALE BR A TRAINED NUNGE, une copy. have to lot JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY, 709 Bucond Ay, Main 2141, Ind. 600 DPD DPPNDIPD RDP Study at ‘Thousand N.Y. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS — Th root tage, ‘all up modern roud av. To lot 5-roon | 817. per month owner, Ind. i-room 6 Gott at You 6 & customer that wants a 6 or nodern house, north of Lake ¥. M, Bird, North 207 0% Fremont av. 1460—Hoarding | nished Going & good bx Witton & Marlowe, Nen- FURNISHED Rooms. HOW TO SAVE Room at the ROSLYN ir one, $2 per week ir two up. "evieny Tune TO DATE. nome (ote Wied MODE AND Free teloph 434 ittn McGraw Btroat Ww. Williamson, HOTRL, Manager Virgais "| HAZEN rooms Furnished “Tae Telephone quire at rear of 1216 ” M mee CLOSE YN—4100 PER WEEK No. 1018-16 Housokenping — permitted Vike st Site HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. ned housekeeping Phone Queen Anne FURNISHED APARTMENTS. THR KENYON Real homes tor diseriminating, people: 4 4 -r00m, ed. apart: HOMESTEADS. We can locale you om an exceptionally: or desert claim io wre eet “trult’ sections ot Rasers Washington, | Call te see orchard views BF tii Puinp av ae AWAD I wil locate you om 160 or 32 of wheat land, in Sunny Alberta, Joining my claim, close te new raliroad and town Act at once 108 Becond av 6 Office 901 ae FOR REN1- —M OE ANE ue “made st #3 Bell st. Phos % ibs FARMS AND ACREAGE. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE DI a shel = =] Ong block le alraady soid ors 3 $100 say | AD FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE. SPECIAL Boke x TO THE sure of é city REAL “ESTATE. EVERY DAY g| oan drovs in and buys a HUCHBANK’S 2ND ADDITION lot of ‘The pur- MY pleased because they WE “W ILL B BUILD YOU AI PRETTY HOUSE FOR $875.00 DOWN AND $10 PER MONTH. omy ‘Cenatond, LARGE LOTS 60x128 BACH CLEARED AND GRUBBED $600 FOR INSIDE LOTS $800 FOR CORNER LOTS RIGHT IN THE CITY in estate which oney at enor, placed the WEST & WHEELER, 209 Colman Block. 'D $300 EACH. ON TERMS pow 410 MONTHLY No other acreage can be bought a near Tou same from this place. ie agen road from Kirkland rounding land selling fast. Price § ‘Take Madison car and Kirkiand ferry or Anderson boats to our office, on the “DURKE & FARRAR, INC, 08-409 New York Block OH, YOU FARMER! pay 876 and $100 per sere for a Db get a good farm 4004 land, good why farm when you in 5 to $8 per acre, eney term tones. ‘Am going back In & wiring this a4 and ask for the Oregon, man KAY McKAY, 204-5 Liberty Didg.. Opposite Postottics, 10-ACRE RANCH ONLY $60 AN ACRE ms of $25 down, balance $10 19 acres of good ltry edison car. soa Kirkland ferry or Anderson boa ger affice, on the whaet at Kirk a4, "BU TRKE & FARRAR, INC. _405-409 New York Bigek. 18 THIS CHEA' second crop coming family orchard es from. bij rtect "pice $1,500; $700 400 wiser COAST LAND co. 1111 Am Bide «| SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE READER exchange calumne of this tseue, Tein party on Baturday or Sunday t our warerfcont. property near Hiri 290 feet of waterfront, only $260; Gown and. #6 per_month OLE HANSON & CO., Kew York Block. cree rich fruit land, near. Blaine; ‘email house, barn, fow! house, one balance salable timbers auarterly for 6 years, RY REALTY CO., BLAL oR under above heading In the columns of this issue. Located between Colby ‘about one mile at Old Soldiers’ Home; fine, ‘act; good soll; handy to Seattle rion markot, Price $400; $25 XRD LAND CO. 1019 Third Av. HOODS CANAL WATERFRONT. good soll, Neat Brinnon; $00 per. acre; $10 down, $8 per month. OLE HANSON & CO., ‘Third Floor New York Block. "}QUARTER ACRES IN CITY OF SEATTLE. Groat snerifice for quick sale; terme R Patterson, 402 Mutual Lite For Sale. aii in. cultivay outside buildi nain road. good bottom iand; new houre, orchard, close to Monroe; on ad Carison, Monroe, FIN HOODS CANAL. # and lote of tracts; $10 cash and $5 an OLE HANSON & CO. Third Floor Now York Block $700 FOR ACRB NORTH OF CITY ¢ Fino view acre north of city, on y ol y f being built OLE HANSON & CO. Third Floor New York Block. ~_ if You want a chicken ranch, see auth; Live Wires.” 228 00000000C00000006 ° Q NAR SILVERDALE ON HOOD 9 ANA, ° ey ° °o ° 00000000 C000000006 good trans: lake front. Only $100 per of yours, Apply A mess, Columbia $45. per @ for two or three team TERMS—$5.00 DOWN AND $5.00 MONTHLY 100 BEAUTIFUL LOTS NEAR FAUNTLEROY PARK. These lots are covered trees. You can have free wood. ri land for your garden. to raise chickens No taxes for ali da: our office for an *. ie wit Rt FRONT oe — $20 MONTHLY If you're paying rent today and want to have @ home of your own, you can ney count for a i sell you a neat rich, Diack loam soll veget Take the Madi- rod Bovey or A heroes ice, on the wharf at Kirkland, or BU — S. PFARRAR, INC. « York Block A STORE SITE cod; cash, |CAN YOU RAISE $250.00? Will balla @ atore to sult you. We have & fine location North End. on Greenwood av., ~ See article under above heading tn the} _—""" ’ BAKER PARK SNAP two houses, one of 2 rooms steady tenant at $5 per month; ther of & for lack of $1,800; terme Property wi Lot 40xt02; Sacrifice price ; discount for all cash. in 2 blocks of Mt. Ta a Moore & Co., 99 Yesler WASHINGTON COTTAGE $960—Terms #75 down, $15 monthly. Very neat io and ins tract of « Koen with house; to occupy ne for summer home. Plenty of room for chickens and gar- don; within walking distance of Kirk- land ferry landing. Go over and seo “BURKE & FARRAR, INC, 406-409 New Yorke lock SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE READER See article under above heading In the exchange columns of this issue, KAN YOU BEAT THIS FOR A good view: Ino a new 5- m modern bungalow, 4,808. down, bala i 4-room $1,251 ayment Woodland 2 0 by owner —One . with hot water | ~ . Alley. One -room modern cottage, with 40xi20 ft. lot to alley. Improvements all tn and paid tn full, To exchange for improved ranch, Preferably Washington or close to Aw land must be good; no gravel. 4081 Aurora ave ‘HOMESITE # ~ VIEW $10 DOW MONTHLY tance from the boat Within a short. ¢ landing at Kirkland, fine view home- views of Seattle, and close to Will furnish lumber at cost to build on same easy terms, BURKE & FARRAR, INC, 406-409 New York Block. ‘six-room modern bungalow, fully furnishe laundry , electric 2,50 $00 casi, balance $18 month. ton. hone North 1229. 6566 29 @ chicken rgnch for . eMicken — house, to boat; 10 yearly fe Brown, 1324 Alaska Bidg. Benj. Ben- An ideal place | say ° not quite finished, ee Kd CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) na Oni Viewanry DAROAIN. Beautiful on deren b FOR HARGAINS IN HOME ON GEORGE L, COLMAN 666 New York Mock, feattie Ishave them from 1909 up LAKE BURIEN | PROPERTY, AN Or PORTUNITY. Large tracta on new Lake Burien ear tin at Lake Hurion, $100 up, $19 down, 21 __Leary Wide Ind. 6007, Main 6869 REAL ESTATE LOANS. Danna MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPKOVED PER i Be Seley. Blurtovant & Go lock, hecond and © on improved scr ¥. no delays. ler way, Geo, F. Moore & Co., 99 Yen Non Time per cent A im 184% 5654. Von thctwoob-ki coat dust pan with Aust pan with tiret FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Furniture of eix-room Palit Beptembar Fins we itt flat CHATTEL LOANS. Loans on furniture, be Roach. room 111 i COLLATERAL LOANS. PROVIDENT ruses eelna ,SOCtmEY, ime Youws at iow rraten on at tecurity FOR SAL, MISCELLANEOUS. wren Bargains in furniture, eer household g00ds, stoves and po Ye exchange your old goods. SULLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike St. ; Kodak Tolle Gas er moat | ~ eran a bia W. Voorhees, “Arch't, ait Bital THE CANADIAN BAN coMMEncn < OF Tyrenta, Canada (209 niereet aliowed om SEATTLE Bt na. ¥ Holt were CARPENTERS man & Wilson, carponters and Indow and door dow and door screena aire an 04 sel Inds ataibeotaa Heaa branches thai in A.W. KLINE, 456 ARCAD! oi en iE BLDG. is chilbiaina, vorna, ota hein ee ee ee CLOTHING OMite st tert) Hats cleaned and brocked 7 ————— Ou) OVING. i Lt we EA3 we g ROT a ee. ard 1339. LAWYERs. J.P. BAL L, 2013 BURKE BLDG, enue ‘ONS srone FREE. Corwin A: Townsend. 303-3 Galley bi i ci wee “Wlich, Gosts; Joseph Wallin, ‘Hobs ot high grade mitch go J. W. Edmund 0: Oph. D., tometrint. 7 Boe PHYSICIANS, mR... a sey 3 BROOKS — eumation, nervous an Sigeailen ota “hy eee ae rooms 336- ar. third Tino. eaaint claliet, MEN and German apposite and WOM mothoda. 206~ __postoffice. hel “Liverty wie Dr. Cook, 36 years’ prac ution, ar, Dinclicn, jo -medicines. ite, 138 Peoples Bank Wider Urinaiy ‘canon women “chiltrem Sun., 10-1, Tel. Male ied 420 Peoples 10-1 Founded 60 years; booklet and advice ci < selior tn pat opinions on sc 444 Henry BP. Patent attr Write for honk, AND MODELS, FFeEN Ware a wipped shop tn town. > Plumbing, rake & in prom: Tair Wianth PRINTERS, of wo ae} SONA RUG REPAIR. Ohnan and repairing. Main 126) fapatriag. tor» Wat 2086 Westlake av. SKATING RINKS, “EY Maton NOME Winky wth ar Reig _ Westlake cara, tonight STAMP WORKS, SNS Maat “Stan Wor nd and Main, Ind TATH Main 298 anywhere « COLLYBR, 804 Leary Bldg. Member Seattio Toa! Ratate Ascoctat WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE ARR AAR AAA J. B. Kiefer, West Seattle Real Kstate BXCLUSIV 14 Downe Hlock, 109 Bain 2484, Ind. Second av. 2269, STORAGE. Sess od uable Republican. at ler, ‘Tre Both_p! a “Union Transfer, Moving & 8 hav. Phones Main 886, TEWRITERS AND 8! Fox, Blick and other makes. Pacit Typewriter and Supply Co., 322 N. ¥. BU

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