The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1911, Page 7

IT COSTS ONLY $2 EACH TO SAVE SEATTLE SOULS Although Evangelist Billy Sun: @ay has said that tt costs $100 to save a soul in many cities of the United States ttle, throngh the efforta of Smith, can boast that it costs less than $2 a head to save a soul her Rey. Frank Atkinson estimates the number of conversions at be tweon 4,000 and 4,500. The cost of the meetings was $7,000. Thus it} cost leas than $2 each. Bthan Smith, who had charge of the men’s inquiry room at the meet ings, stated this morning that 2.800 men had signed the cards profess ing conversion. All the remainder were women and children Friday was one of the ya in my history ome big ist red-lotter and | have seen red-letter days,” satd Evan pay Smith, “There were 00 professions of conversion on that day Friday was children's 1,100 children were converted. The churches have already noted large increases in membership, but many of them will not take in new Members until communion, a few weeks hence, Nearty all converted, it is thought, will join chureh here. George E. MeDonald has been ap: pointed to look affer thore who have signed the cards, to ald them to find church homes. day, and RECALL TALK AGAINST SEYMOUR (By United Press Leased Wire) TACOMA, Nov. 6.—Despite general feeling against any Hi elections here until a good breathing spell after the elections of the spring, recall talk against Mayor Seymour and Commisstoner of Public Works Weeks has sprung up on account of thelr consenting to narrow approaches to the new half. million-dollar bridge to the tide a more rec OF TACOMA tat at the demand property owners Owners of big buildings at the en trance threatened $50,000 damages and the commission came back with counter threats of condemnation proceedings, b use both buildings projected Into the street The city parently had the whip hand, when Mayor Seymour announced his willingness to grant the demands of the building owners of ,abutting THE DIFFERENCE “Employment Through Labor Agencies Is Graft” said MeConnel!, “it will ultimately MOSCOW. Idaho, Now he | employment of laborers through ie| bor agencies has made for oue of the biggest grafts in the country,” | said W. J. McConnell, ex-governo: of Idaho, now federa! tmmigration inspector for the Pacific Northwest today, in discussing a bill which he has prepared to protect laborers from the clutches of tricky employ ment agents. “Uniess the graft is checked,”| lower the unskilled American ta- borer to the plane of peons in for- eign countri McConnell’s bill, which will be resented to the legisiatures of Or gon, Washington, Idaho and Mon- tana at thelr next sessions, pro- vides that labor agents shall charge a designated fee for jobg, and pro vides against a “rake-otf" by the contractor-employer, who, tt ts said,| gels a portion of the agent's fee AUNTIE WANT PHONES THE STAR “Ie this Main 94007 Well, I want Want! What—yes, Auntie Want , My number's East 1 Miss Peebles—no, she hain’t got po drug store—: ui ken charge it sWORK—Girl ; NO washing. “How much fur 1 day? call me early termorrer mornin’ be'n thet Star adz is powerful pulle “Yer welcome, I'm sf ~goodby. umbub-um-um, for general Apply 20 cents? the Want Adz—Hello, this is Auntie yes, I wuz jest gettin n’ I want to put in @ nad for| fone an’ she's. not able to go to no to mo—jest say small fam. 2110 Jam 3 Jest so. Well, run ft 1 day and and ef Miss Peebles hatn’t had satis factory results I'll hev ye run it agin. Howsumever, my experinz hes rs, re, an’ I won't keep ye no longer, fur I know Ye'r terrible busy—but Star folks {6 alwus so perlite I like talk to ‘em MOST RELIABLE CUT RATE DENTISTS ‘Third and Pika St. Fillings ree: fig wp | 435 Gol d | 45 Bridgework Webrine nothing but th All we Guhranteed 12 Years. BEL: ‘8 OLDEST DENTAL x: Bverett Office, Second Floor Comm best m Entrance 30514 Pike. $10 Teeth, guaranteed 00 $8 Gol ‘ 00 Set of Tooth Patuloss Extracting Free. $16 Be atortal OCATION—THIRD AND FIKE. erce ¥ Bellingham Office, 6 oud Floor Ruchange THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1911 WHERE TURKEY’S PRISONERS ARE CONFINED BY ITALY r_are kept. (By United Pross Leased Wire) HALL, OF. RECORDS, Los An- | seles, Nov, 6.—-Substantial pre was made today in the murder trial) | causing the death of twenty-one per. | Sous by blowing up the Los Angeles | was satisfactory to the ‘Times with dynamite a year ago last came ides passed for cause | towin: | William F, Clark, retired undertaker | conse |and Grand Army veteran, and {t is) Manniag, |month, Both Already several batche over or until the Turks capture en ough It BIG PROGRESS IN M'NAMARA TRIAL of Jas. B. McNamara, accused of Horton asked merely h nswers to the Interrogations a toieae Davia for the defonse were so clearly direct and (Muminat ing that, after the defense had qual- ed hth Deputy District Attorney few ques tions and announced that the juror ate, This & pleasing surprise, fol- it did the excusing by it of both sides of Seaborn the veteran rancher, jcertain that unless the detectives | who had been regarded as the only him up for both sides develop something unexpect- ica he will remain on the permanent man in the box who was certain to survive the peremptory challenges, but whose ith was breaking dowa through confinement. — manpasapsienaietemamtecansticapeniaieanbapsimimeamname 'MADERO, IA MIDST OF DEADLY (BY United Prose Leased Wire) MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6.—Lavish nd disrupted country today when }d president of Mexico with glint of rme and blare of trumpets. Thou- the streets to watch the No president of any country the size of Mexico has ever ascended to the seat of power in the face of greater opposition. With the leged conspirators in three difte ent plots against his person tn pri jon, with Gen. Barnado Reyes it ing 4 propitious moment to let loose the dogs of war, and with the national treasury bankrupt. pomp and gaudy display veneered | the internal dissensions of « torn) Francleco |. Madero was inaugurat: | | what she needs most- PERILS, INAUGURATED PRESIDENT drove smiling through the gaily decorated streets. Promises Peace for 3 Months. ‘The inaugural address wan dell’ ered to 20,000 people who packed the square in front of the chamber ind wildly cheered Madero’s prom- new of pence and quiet for three months at least Madero said: cannot promise more than this, but you can rest as#ured that I will Angelo, Taranto, South italy, where the Turks taken prisoners in the @ been taken there to wait till lane to make it worth while to talk about exchang 'U. S. Cruiser the war is Goes to Tripoli (By United Prove Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Nov, 6. — United States cruiser Chester left Malta today for Tripoll, where ite commander will in vestigate the charges of bar- ror treatment of the Turke, made against italy. The state department is reti- cent, but it is believed that the dispatching of the cruiser i direct result of the appeal made by Turkey to the U United States, NGLAND FEARS MEXICAN’ ANARCHY Nenico. "err iets Nov, te Alarmed by reporte of violence attending the Zapatista revolu- tion, and fearing the rebeis might capture and loot Mexico City, the Gritish government, through ite consul here today, has Inetructed the English resl- dents to demand arms for their Protection from the Madero @overnment. Instructions add that if the arms are not forthcoming, Eng- land will provide them through the English consulat POR KEW. moaern turn % lew prices, call at The THE SEATTLE STAR do all in my power to promote the) go MAIL SUBSCRIBERS Thc date | prosperity of Mexico and ber glory jamong the nations and to give her pence.” This evening will also see the“de- parture for Europe of Francisco De La fra, provisional president Madero since the fall of Diaz. aS Thrilling Auto Race Across Desert“: Sands to Phoenix, Arizona “(Ry United Press Leased Wire) YUMA, Ariz, Nov. 6.—Checking out promptly at 5 a m. today, Har Herrick, in a National car, looked like a sure winner in the Los Angelawto-Phoentx road race, when the drivers started on the last lap of the race, Even at that carly hour the entire population of Yuma turned out to Witness the start |Pive minutes later Roger Stearns |started ip a Stoddard-Dayton, clowe- lly followed by Harris Hanshue in | Mercer car. CAPTURE vey (By United Press Leased Wire} WASHINGTON, Nov. ~The state department today ts without advices from Peking. A report from Vancouver that the rebels had cap tured the Chinese capitol attracted great attention. Tho last dispatch recetved by tho state department was filed at Pe king at 11 o'clock Sunday night. Of- ficlals say, however, that the ab- sence of advices is not particularly significant in itself, and can hardly be taken as conclustve confirmation of the Vancouver report. * PHONE ABSORPTION (By United Press Leasé4 Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 6—Word ot the absorption of the Bay Cities’ Home Telephone company by the Pactfic Telephone and Telegraph company is expected here momen- tarily from New York. The buying firm {# a branch of the American Telephone and Telegraph company. President H. T. Scott of tho | cific company is in conference with | President Vail of the Amerieun| company, and Henry E. Huntington, J. 8, Torrence and A. B. of the Home company in New York, i , | hey are many! rail have been said. PEKING? It) is not yet known whether the Lou| Uirich was freed by a vote of tho of, Angeles concern is ineluded in the|the three justices who sat on the lcontract has been violated, COUNCIL MAY FORFEIT PHONE FRANCHISE At a meeting of the counct! to be held this afternoon, Counctiman Griffiths will introduce a resolu. tion requesting the corporation counsel to give an opinion on whether the Independent Telephone Co. franchise may not be forfeited as a rosult of the attempt of the company to raise rates above fran chise specifications. | It is believed this can be done! notwithstanding the permission given by the public service com mission to raise rates. The city's) it is claimed. In aduition to the throat of a re- pealed franchise, the Independent faces an appeal by Corporation Council Calhoun to the public serv. ice commission, asking the com mission to rescind its order allow- ing the raise th rat Mr. Cal houn’s request will be based on the fact that General Manager Webster promised the commission he would not put the high rates In effect un- tfl the supreme court had ruled finally on the case, which pledge he is now violating. NO GUILTY OF ASSAULTING BOOKER NEWvon Press Leased Wire) YORK, Nov. 6—Henry Ul} rich, who recently attacked and se- riously beat the negro educator, Booker T. Washington, who, he al- Jeged, was prowling around his| home her and had insulted his wife, | was today acquitted of the assault. you are now fa ing them. When Your aubsariytion expr the address label of Py pay Wren that date arrives, (f your sub- scription hes not again been pald * your is taken list. A change of date ddrese Inbel ie a receipt. Fee the convenience of our readers, Stores, Fourth av. and ‘bird ay. and Madison st, are 16 cents per line when pet solid, figuring € words to the line (akx Insertions for the price of five) un- clanaifications | excepting je help wanted, whic! wit ted free to the em- ployer where the position carries at rate of 26 ¢ of 18 words NEW TODAY Learn to dance in two 20 teachers. DREAMLAND Seventh and Union. If you have tried to learn from ot teach- without — success, come to us. Prof. Raber. ®tanaard Bred Poultry. Hares, As Ordere taken for Fresh Drossed Poul- “Rares POULTRY MARKET Pine and Pike Place. PERSONAL. not wear fre over 100 ¢ tn past two years, from age 1 to age 10. ‘the Harvard’ System, 517 Eitel Bidg., 2nd’ av. at P New garments made and old qed. Latest styles. Prices rea- Sonable, 316 Arcade Bidy. Ind. L 2817 MARRIAGR CEREMONIES PERFORMED MAIN 4867; IND. #% Join our Matrimonial PHONES Ban't be io Bureau. Foo! ely Ladies free. PROBLEMS OF THE YOUNG WIFE They come thick and fast after the solemn words at the chancel If you are a bride, If you are a matron of several years, you still sigh at the memory of many dif- ficulties you first endured, The Star sympathizes with The Problems of the Young Wife. tical aid is given her on this ‘The Star will print on the woma It sympathizes so sincerely that prac- Starting tomorrow, pag 's page at brief inter- vals, a number of short articles, hoping to aid the young woman who has just entered matrimony, The subjects to be discussed are vital ones. the young couple shall live, Where the home they will choose, the furnishings of the kitchen, the dining room and the living room are all problems that seriously stare the young wife in the face. added ordeal of household acec duties, Read what The Star has Then she has to meet the runts and social duties. to say on the Problems of the Young Housewife, and see if you do not get help. 708 Pine at.,| = Lowt— Mink ning, elthe Mtrectn ePe ae NOTICES. Rit) rene es FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ioe! iret Hoth phones § Co, # and theatre fidnney-¥ mn tors, Third Both pho HELP WANTED —FEMALE ations * rem itis wkirts rk wnteed Pike Mra. Gavin SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. Beandin Tar " wit! it winhe rtd fine ing iy A wee barber complete scho Paid while courses only choo write NATIONAL BARBI 66 Washington, or 129 Th p Main 8434 anizers Wanted—Por “THE PRA CRNAL B THERHOOD, Pays Ife, aeotd: total disability and old age benefits. Admite men and won liberal contract. to those who can organize new lodges, Ad- dress or call 308 Arcade Bidg. Olympic Apartm aH Keeping foomm, $1.15 and up, single rooms $1.60 and up; best and cheapest clone-in apartments in elty; © wiblic market. 2010 Wertorn av. iO ment wanted to eat hot roast beef sandwiches. Basement OKI- ENTAL POOL, ROOM, 1418 Third ay., between Pike and Union. ‘Fwo then to cut and peel fir plit one cent per foot. England Br 512 Pagifie Block. Phone 2628. Wanted—A good, trostworthy boy, eats or over, to chy on ranch or board and schooling; 3 cows to milk: no horses. end qualifica- tons to Mra. GO. nce, Clifton, Mason Co, Wash ‘a Bo you ihow that BAYLIS’ i ant serves the best meals tn city 108 Madisoa. team heat ing water, & nd up. Hotel ay, near Pike w 66 man to Mi mbat, Rebate” we give our patrons trade checks 1413 Third av. between Pike and Union ind hand clothes bought, sold, ex- hanged. 1017 Pike 9; M. 6338 ie a. P 1 Spring at in town: yihing new; per cus W ner, Ted Dain: ands Went, Wa An unlimited ‘and see our articular COLLEGE rd Ay g for the least money? , clean bed room: and cold run’ 36e per night 1610 Tht Sp xperienced, middl man), of good addres ployment of any kind; prefer wor work house to hou furniture. 17 yourn old, public schools; oan erences. Address D. Ow! Pharmacy WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. eee NE ee Wanted to borrow on good Kastern Washington fruit ranch; property lass; want 26 per ceat of ite of five years, at § from $1,000 to $ X-123, "The Star T por cont real esti contracts for nale. X-132, The Sta rou! FOR RENT ee a RODDDDD DD DDDDD DP OUR WEEKLY RENTAL BULL TIN CONTAINS WHAT ¥ By lettin WANT ‘ond adi @ i poeyuSoetocOUN! us know your name reas we will mail you a copy. Contains every- thing we have to let JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY, 709 Second Av. Main 2141. Ind. 3600. D DDDDPDYOPDHMDDPDPDDD doxirable houses, on car Vine, Wot Seattle: cheap rent MORRISOE @ ESHELMAN, ka Hullding. phone Main 3384 Tiiouses and 6 and 7 roams for rent, reasonable, North 2287 ia HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN” HK. APTS. No. 3. clowed dont for 6 ¥ it reduced rent. One or 2 rooms. td and Denny clean, bright room! od. 167 27th p—a iaree, Jorn, nicely furnia! Furnished housekeeping apartments, $14.00; light, heat, gan Included. 114 Valley st. Queen Anne 1095. FURNISHED ROOM VIRGINUS HOTEL, nd Eighth, near THE «in walking dista BX, 2004 Hiiehth ay., nos jew, clean, furnish- ed, stoam heated bedrooms (for mon); free baths and phones, 26¢ por night DONT STOP before you rates at Barrington hotel, ond Hieam per iknow the 1613 See: ited furnished rooms, $3.00 week. 706% Pine st. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘fully furnished, steam g00d Income; wil sell reasonable, part cash, balance easy rma. Ind. L 2444 es ‘Tent—-#9-room house, with slore room, in heart of olty. “Phone I He raneh, 2%, honte with chicken for im- For particu- av. Phone TRADE — Ty -ncre within city limits, roved city property. lars call 1611 Third Main 463. ‘and 16 $200,00 @ av, Gre FLATS. rn 4 and 6-room East Harrison st,, red and $18, Phone Main PiooT—Ni fiat. Sidney 658 FARMS AND ACREAGE DRAIN, RICH ALDER BOTTOM LAND Just west of the city, within di distance of one of the best: ma in the th close rich ‘alder botto stor 45th and Owner, confect rent $10.00. on Lake car ory flats. 1008 ato $16 3 ete, land, with more than “enough timber. to” pay. for Plenty of esh water 10- @ tract for $400; $25 sh and $10 month CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY 1019 Third Ay. evenings and “ENTS DOWN, 2 CE! ndays. TS DAILY FARMS AND ACRES—Conti 10 ACKES KIRKLAND FOR $5 CABH, $10 MONTHLY ounty road, wit rf at Kirkland BURKE & 405 to 409 New FORTY ACKER FOR $2,000 0 cash, balan 0 per the Hound: dandy place a stream, b for one tart and in HANSON & CO. York 1 ¥ Hock 4 mt or ing tow OL! Bide. ACREAGE PRONTING MACADAMIZED HIGHWAY | f at Kirkland, or soe & FARRAR York Blo: ON RUN AM $7.50 BUY 10 ACRE STR $20 cash, balance This land Ii north month county two per Mach 100 t of OLE HAN Third Floor New York Block. BACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALB A nice home place, all reudy to move into, 4-room house, on level tract of rich garden soil, cleared, bear ing orchard, good well; loeated on raded street, short walk from ferry at Kirkland n 4 Sh og ment and only $10.0 bly. ib is a home fo Fs then your rent money. Price $700.00. R. H. COLLINS & SON, 904 Third Avy. 3S DOWN, MONTHLY BUYS 5 ACRES The price in $375 and with thi erms it won't take long to pay id it for you can ultry a vegetab is within on good wagen and auto road. Become « rancher, See us for location. BURKE & FARRAR 405 to 409 New York Block. is AR to CENTS PER DOZRN © Will start you in the poultry bus- land Iness ureish an acre of near city at two car rg with , id” your home. “You can pay for all this at the rate of $15 per month. In- % acres fide land, north city, mile from P. station, three large foo down, balance your own time: fr. Mortinon, Bidg. an and fenced, ane | house, two blocks from car. only $ month. r. Butter, 842 Central Bide. aw. ‘or male—improved ranch, 17 __worth, Richardson. Wash. want chi igken ae” nee North diag Wires.” 228 Northern Bank B HOMESTEADS. aly good homestead or desert claim In one of the best frat seo- HY nee eiit v 5 col PekKiNe LAND: MEANY, ae Sale or ae for Seattle roperty-—Eight-Foom double house, vo water aval and but quire 109 White Bide. springs, g00d roads, cheap; $1,500, tract garden hew 3-r 660, $60 down, balance 1-4'mile water front, C. M. Farns- you 4 Kauftman-Kell We can locate you on an exception- tions of Eastern ave and et Cait a FOR EXCHANGE locat in Denver, Colo. Owner, ued. | FOR SAL E— aren Walnw LAnt WOOD AND COAL 17g ROPERTY, mp " + car ‘ Dock. CHATTEt L gene Bu REAL EGIATE LOAN MPR OTIONY VI f pe ty at from short no. fies owow yl dg. FURNITURE. PRR RA PY PORE SY a [oemnrmag WANED TO BUY—FURNITURE Mair MOIEW rt] Ae Int Av. ©, stoves wantl Main Male 6 Virst ay TT —MISCELLANEOUS : MISTER Nai OLD AND EXCHA WALI. Ati MADIBOM, Rummage pale Wedne y. Thure- iny, Priday of this week in bases ment BA. Lon ‘or Sale—Piece of property Bixlze and £000 feet lumber ready for bullditig at a sacrifice, See owner, N. Stark, 2419 Dearborn st Por talo—Aire terrier gpaitty Cleve __ Phinney. New $456.00 2226 W. New plano purchase FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK. wand ten at Earlington FOR SALE CARI TEE BOUGHT, JA Bt in Jon's store. , piano Sith st. COMMERCE Toronto, Cai in Canada, banking business. Gutorea on SEMATILE BRANG Gv Holt, ny f. Head offi branches ean citmne: facture botlers, ‘tert Practical experten ences. Henry Buche) Russell House, 611% wt ais A. W. KLINE, 486 ARCADE BLDG. u Short ber ay. Hats cleaned forperations organised; notary f+ aay a 9 cases a a_i fie my caer, on Fourth, CITY REAL ESTATE. $1,578. Five-room modern house, including ' 0 of good furniture, on @ large, jot, one biock of car, close hool and church, city water In nO assessments, just 28 rid from Fourth and wner haw dropped $625 on ng wpronerty Ireumsta Phinney av. 3, with $02 Greunn ood @ month. A place you call and Near Lake ms very Take Madison 405 to 409 New York Block. _ North End. Ut will pay you. 409 White Bldg. tract of rich alder la $75 dow car. Phone North. REAL HOME PLACE FOR $275 And at that only $10 down and $8 make « home, raise chickens and vegotables and’ be independent Clone in, with money you now are paying will more than pay for this, Values raplity | inereasing: Fries low, and Kirkland. @ ferry to our Kirk- land office or BURKE & e FARRAR About a lot In GREENWOOD PARK FIFTH ADDITION. ‘The best in inney av, car to branch 0 $5th and Greenwood FAY YOUR HOME WITH Ri MONEY soll a new house. for a chicken and ¥ Only a short distanc boat landing at Kirkland schools, stores, ote. 17 bos WU give imm Price $575. 1 balance John whart “WOODL neat low ‘o near like rent at Madison park. AND PARK {-room modern bunga- tages; shades, light, fix only $12 per month each. ‘Take Hi 6501 Phinney av. Bhone Nortin 16, Green 8420 LAR LAKE VIEW LO’ $90—$10 CASH, $5 A MONTH Only 46 minutes from Second and Madison, with exe trangpor: tation In improving Riiborhood, Plenty of room. for chickens and veget Take Madison car to. our ch office, & FARRAR New York Block $10 a month. Anderson's Madison BURK 405 to 409 hey 50x00, all in close to water if terms. Th ail pares AYER, 804 Leary Bldg. By Seattic Real Estate Assn. POR SALE—CI PROPERTY Improved or unit Geo. 1. Colman, _attla, Main 210 Kodak folls developed for tc, any size, In at ; er acre for| = to Olalla and Burley; RF. DG fine sell; run $165. FC “HALL & PRICK 1016 American Bank Bldg. 0 sts. z 201-53 LDG. atten oe Poroperty swighte! tates. Mod Townsend, ‘dg. Consultation f and wife; injuries, Laws of husband and’ wife; & Goat cheese, rich, pure, del! foe them tubercle exems, “Es = fia, tuber iin, is ee ee nleres! in motorcycles > atu ly you wish highest pepetion: We it—the great ‘hor. Ite re- rkable et victory In Fourt likewise mile race. to third Reliable in emergency, Sectire on pleasure tours, the Thor is a prize to cyclists. Thor for endurance Let us con= ¥ince you it ina Thor. au CRA OR Bldg. Mala tometrist Leary iCtANS ORE ray nervous and chronte My modernized arkably success. rooms 336-337, rheumatism. diseases, pilos, ete. treatment is ful. Arcade Anne: thira flo cr) practice, nose, dictnes, years’ children, throat, catarrh. ‘Specific un 358 Arcade Annex Mullinnix. years MEN; FR methods. ' 206. opposite postoffice, Milier-—Genito-url 416 Mutual Li ring oth pig xpecialis NCH an Liberty Exchange Dalton, skin 3 PATENT ASTORRETE VT TAWERCA 0 years: highest rete booklet and advice free; ars’ at Burke Bldg., _ Main 3493. iia =D.” Haskins, Patent counsellor In’ patent written opinions ¢ lidity of patents Block, Phone Main Barnes & Co., registered patent torneys. Starr-Boyd Block. Write for book Mame & Brooks, regist and ‘Trade Mark Attorneys in Seattle, 500 Central SATAERES ABO Neattle Yorn Best equipp PLUMBING AND D. Kk. SPELLMAN Co, Plumbing, steam aad gas fitting. We make a’ specialty in prompt deli ety of work. 1811 Eighth av. Maia 1862; Ind. 1307 PRINTERS BAYAT Tose, ve Meneca Inde Right prices, first clase work, a SHOW CARRS = MAW SIN ise CO.—Manrgarn Toe Oe anes. good as new, $5.00 foot 5 First av. leave car at Bell st, Main 8406, 3668, STORAGH UIA franster, Moving &~ Ntorage Co,, 2007 Second av. Phones Main 830, Ind. Sane STAMP WORKS D Works ~ Makar and Main, Indw litigat! scope andy 444 Henry Butiding, ELS fe PAttern Works: shop In tow ATING BOXTO0, $700.00, on Box 122, Fremont. terms,