The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 7

KI PARVINGSTRIKERS BY MARLEN E, PEW Mase, Jan. 29.—Many thousands, perhaps millions, “americans have read in their newspapers that some workers here who are striking desperately in mid- themecives from a cut of 22 cents a week had been dynamite in their possession. on mind the word dynamite, used in connection with ¥ another word—McNamara, The great tragedy of the blotter of current events. angen be y for these atrikers was weakened by the OTTO DISCREDIT |H THE STAR—MONDAY, EAD OF LABOR MEN | OUT FOR COTTERILL'T Charles R. Caso, president of the State Federation of Labor, will be one of the xpeakers at the big meet: ing in behalf of George F. Cotterill, progressive candidate for mayor, at Areade hall tomorrow night Judge William H, White, former judge of the supreme court, and one of the chief speakers for Senator Poludea- ter in the thsurgent campaign againet the in 1910, will be Mra. BE. 8. Fick will be ao third Jesaumine Quigley While women’s organisations are amounced to have been formed both by Pariah and Gill, the Cot teri) people are the only ones who have a complete, nite set of names to show. Sociatiete Active. The socialists yesterday held meeting in the Labor Temple, al which H. M. Wella, candidate for mayor, Kate Sadier and several! hers made speeches. The soctal you will ha & persona; interest in what STRANGER AND THE SHOE BOX January around 10 o'clock in the morning, a Saeed as of middie age, Average height, amooth shaven, ‘and carrying a shoe box wrapped tn newspaper, whining and cobbling shop of Urbano Di Prato, In Matteo and Herding Tranquinio, employes. ine, told Di Prato that the shoe box con- asked to leave the package watll evening. showcase. The stranger departed, EADER NEXT DOOR . and separated only by a balfinch board office of Il Purgante, an Italian newspaper, 30,000 strikers, makes the print shop bis 42 minutes after the stranger left the cobbler's Lawrence police officers raided the print shop Every nook and corner, inctuding Bttor's desk, nor explosives were four shop. The first thing they did covering on the shoo box, They saw within not take them out or investigate the box “a. frightened. went home to tell his wife what a ee Before he left be put the shoe box on ri it was not In the way, and whore it would, be owner. DYNAMITE IN BOX that affernoon the same police officers returned to ‘They went directly to the window sill. The first os to up the shoe box, open it, take out the shoes, ass out from the bottom six sticks of 80 oc ngeay Sag Inspector Keliber selsed ‘Within on r the boys of Lawrence were ‘All about the big dynamite consptrac: “PLANTED” BY DETECTIVE the news of an attempted dynamite outrage by p Lawrence strike was | wed to every city of The affair. goteyediegd f the. trust, in ‘demands that his town be placed under martial LON fatelligent cobbler, who has never been well for his family, seem@ like a Jecked Up like a felon. was obtained by Fred Plyan of the state with powers somewhat similar to those of the Cossacks. Fiyon refuses to say who “tipped him however, revealed this remarkable situation POLITICIAN DID IT comceived the and caused it to be executed is now holding . He is powerful enough to be and without going into the courts it would not , Uke ao writer, to fasten the plant publicly and therefore cannot be interviewed. and a merchant dealing in a large way with et town, this man is really the minion of the Want to run a railroad spor across a street, vere want the government to do something, | Throurh him the mill owners play politics, | to note that Lawrence is a | tate politicians, who have been powerful by) Owners. The gemtleman in question was powerful | warrant and keep bis name off the public ate employed by the mill owners in the ‘Was a private detective who put the box in who told the police where to go and what to officer, state and city, knows this to be the fact, sons ona with them, they admitted it and go He fs an innocent man, no matter joa alle fen Innocent man. no matter oe see ee eee Oe Ie Scie wan art af meking: public three “plants” of dynamite, 11 digd ae IN THE NEWS in other ways. To dodge into an- [other girls room, close the win- of} dow and turn on the heat costs 75 / the girl in bed 25 cents. ‘There are special rates for darn- Sunday qi revani windows and giving dancing He | Wore Skirts for Five Years to Hold to His Easy Job Alfred Friedburg of South Bos- ton, arrested wearing silk pettl coats, slik stockings and silk waist, said he had found it easier to get work if people thought him a woman. He said after failing to get work a % man he dressed up as & wom- an five years ago and got a job pasting labels in a canning factory. |Since them he had stuck to fem- inine attire and used the name “Armeda.” Was tore hat and with it went his wig, hence his detection. Iceboat With Acro Attachment Makes 8 Miles in 4 Minutes 7 Lyman J, Seely of Rochester, N. Pied suk ly “has a motor iccboat built along jthe general lines of an leeboat, bat with an aeroplane engine and & propeller. In & tryout on Irondequoit bay the boat went so "latart the drivers were afraid to let lit out to the limit, but it went eight miles in four minutes. The engine and propeller sxe on | the front and Seely says the great |speed ts attained by suction, ‘Thero are two runners in front and one behind, and the steering Is done by & wheel connected to the rear run- ner. WOULDN'T HAVE MURDERER’S ARM PARIS, Jan. 29-—A one-armed mag, on whom surgeons planned to graft the arm of a dead man, re- fused to accept the limb of a mur- happy they dorer, declaring he never could tell leaving their of Lon Met at the home &@ courtship forty-seven years ‘married, became en- } date of the wedding Separated then to other states, the into action. be allowed iy auto, play the family books at the ex- se, Love Letters at Each VEACH 18 IN LAND OF LIVING W, L, Vi alleges with consid- erable justil hat the report that he is dead 1% exaggerated. He ap- peared in @pttle today to deny any such repert. A few days ago ® man hanged himself at Ballard, and an undertaker identified the || body as that of Veach, That was how the mistake was made. Veach is the man who served eight years .|in prison for the crime of another, who finally showed up and con- from Bellingham. ir A gust of wind blew off his ple-| rapidly at the} > what the arm might do when {it got! ?* fessed. He arrived here today lan speaker besides Cottertil himself, and will represent the Women of Beattie who are giving the progres sive candidate a practically united support. Hundred Women on List. A committee of one hundred wo- men to push the Cotterill interests has boon organized, The names tn- elude some of the moat prominent women in Seattle, professional wo- men, housewives, prominent suf frage workers and thome who have never participated In campaigns: Led fore, Among the names are such representative women as Mra, ©. B, Horgardus, Mrs, Poter Hettingor, Dr. Henrietta Crofton, Dr. — Carpenter, Miss Lacy R. Case, Dr, Fanny Leake Cummings, Dr. Cora Smith Baton, Miss Blanche Fun) Mine Rose Glass, Dr. B. von 8. Hig- gins, Mrs. 1. H. Jennings, Dr. Sarah B. Kendall, Mra. L. B. Kirkpatrick, Mra. William Hickman Moore, Mra. Bifaaboth ©. Mooers, Mra. Paul K. }~el Mrs. Thomas A. Meade, Miss iste plan to make @ thorough cau) paten this year, carrying their fight | to every part of the olty, On Tues day night they will hold two ralites, one at Kidd's hall, Green Lake, and the other at soolalist hall, Hillman City, Wells and ®, J. Brown, can @idate for corporation counsel, will address both meetings, Parish to Open, Parish is announced to open his campaign with two omall meetings in outlying districts on Thursday uikbt. On the same night Hi Gtil will address a meeting at Dream- land rink, Other Candidates Busy. The week will thus see the aotual peaking campaign begun so far as the mayoralty candidates are con- cerned. The other candidates, et sel, are also beginning an earnest campaign. ‘Thomas Horner bas opened head quarters in the New York block, and is preparing to make a strenw O'Meara, Dr. Maude Par- | ous campaign. Several of the coun- oe Té, Margaret B.. Piatt, Miss | cilmantc candidates have a Adetio Parker, Mrs. J. T. Honald,/od separate headquarters, Mrs. T. P. Revelle, Mra. Emma F. {man Joba G, Peirce being among Smith, Mra, Rufus R. Wilson, Mra. | the first. a retmnmeinen: MRS. HAZZARD TO TAKE STAND IN DEFENSE AMD, Wosn, Jan,|tatd, which bas own, nichuamed PORT ORC wi whic ni son. | atarva ‘Starvation Hill sanitartum. '29.—-Dr. Linda B. Hazzard, charged |aherman was keesely. enthusiastic with starving te death Mise Clal “4 2 re ia Inuding Dr, Hassard's work, and ‘Williamson, and who is on trial for|spoke of her as having cared for murder in the first degree, will take | the Williamson = sleters ‘the stand in her own behalf. She|kindnexs of a mother, said so herself this ag agg that she had received instruction to |” The entire morning in the sea-| withhold food from the sinters, but sational trial! was devoted to the | that, on the contrary, had been told cross examination of Miss Nellie |to give them whatever food they Sherman, head nurse at the Olaila| were able to assimilate, WA! HAI A couPLe or ONES. AMES, lowa, Jan. 26. jRecessary to administer chloroform f to Mra. A. Fox to atop her from lavehing herself to death over het’ dgughter's story of an Incident = circus, She had jaughed twa hours before the doctor came, Mina Mary Shinn, i7 years old, had been hiccoughing for 17 days, an. arrangement was made for a min, strol company to come to the h im the hope that their jokes might throw the young woman in such convulsions of laughter that the hic. coughing would cease. The plan was & success. th MANETS reese, ait oz amas commionion i? ae Cigar Smoker, did you over stop to think of the dangers of the cigar clipper that stands on the case In the cigar store’ Keep your eye on one of these clippers for a few minutes the next time you drop into the cigar store. You! see the other fellow come in, buy a cigar, squeeze it a minute or two to make it soft, and then put an end of it in his mouth before he clips off the tip. Why he puts the unclipped cigar in his mouth is a Parsie, but if you'll notice, you'll gee that you do the same thing your- self, now and then. Then he steps over to the clipper and sticks th tip, which has been wetted by bt lips, into the clipper, and off goes bey tp. You don't know what sort of germs he left in the machine, You're likely, however, to take them up on the tip of your cigar when you thrast it into the clipper, after he| Ti" No. 1 has gone. When you stop to think | Fore, ‘stor of if, there is as much, if not more, | Rows danger in the cigar clipper than in the public drinking cup. The| best way to clip your ciger is to use your pocket knife, as shown in the Must ration CURTISS WINS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29,—Glean Curtiss recetved today a telogram from the Aero Club of America, tn- forming him that he had been awarded the club's trophy for the | ie greatest advance in aviation during the last year, Curtiss’ hydroplane is believed to have secured the honor. i . Trimmed sides olns hort loin ‘pork iter He Henn, 3 ibe. and over RETLAME MANK ET, rm. flounders, be tor be pint halibut, 3 Geawe |. Gauade don. Keo ‘Vou Potatoes, 100 Ibs nia dried én in oysters, Abe pint he; salmon, 100 th; wnelte, Loe soles, 2 Ibe.’ 160; herring, fresh, th; Columbia River smeits, 2 Ibs. 5 salt herring. th; | ' ghotce pot roast, boiling beef, % salt pork, 1% hile A. ise. Ib Ibe Foam "ite choloe 200 hams, freah 6 Tb: dry mpound lard, » ern hams, 00d bacon. Hot house tomatoes asols Sprouts . | to" 2a a Gelery, 4 Biheker, $60 dont apples, # dos Peara .. tangerines, 100 doz. tomatoes, Bite. ise grape fruit, 3 for 10¢, PIKE PLACK MAnKET. Local ranch eggs, 2 dox. 650; Hed Eastern han 1 a ty Master dried beef, 300 tonmues, 31 box er, Se oranges 13%) j fresh’ bread, bread, | don: Whole corn: Cracked corn 1 h tu 1h; "beat Ipecoa. maachh on expires is label of your paper. arrives: 1f your sub. not again sdvapos, your name from nit list. chang sr the address label te a receipt. For the ¢ we have os ablinhea ‘agencion following locat jullen, S409 Ballard av. mM Ballard 306, Stores, Fourth av. and hird ay. and Maat SANITARY MARKET. Sirloin, T-bone and | porterhouse tb i 7 150. Boe ub nauinaae Hast - bacon, MSorway Teeland herring, ewan, B50 don: bacript rh hams and mackerel, 4 for 2 w Ibs. ney 1 Krape py apples, ibe “SOs; Mission ft sweet oranges, lhe doz; Yakima hong e potatoes, 10e: toes, 25c; 1 sprouts, D Gane milk. se, 4 Ibe. 10¢ NUARY 29, 1912. ee MIKE COHN New wand second hand clothes bought, sold and exchanged 1017 Pike &t. Ind, L 2 Main 6333. iring this ad with you and get ' 10 per cont discount If you haye tried to jeara “from other teach cr wi a come to us if. Raber. 1 GOOD Be = Sy eelasees, Spee ie Bhop, Litt trite X k ct it my iM lorth 226. ‘Green 4 Troe UE TERWORTICE ONT Professional Directors Pabalnere. teat iat. b pecially those for corporation goun- fio: | Pana nin tine keys and pai return purse to Aled Wik aie i" Om Ath OV ide. valtied ex keep- money, ‘ewe sep iy and nF office. Mise REPTC ME ConED pe not ts sheoluse, wi tie, tie wear are ved aes _Arcade Wide talloring. Tepe O8 Pine wt. wae Fae ai home North $24. Ft be lonely, | Joan our reas. free. _Bodvenir Pen Co. bow ‘aoe yes Koop xe Zeon Cogultian, Wanted—Your: fs A Reh Sa, 434 44 "rhe nb clegraph ee Apoiy ate Bur- a ce Mtae OF for com clothe, tat 119, care ~ Situations Wanted— Male. honest, capable, hus married man of prac- position to oper- ws Wanted thin thea By oun f depen ence Am work harder than they grow rich because opportunity. You the same and «row dy. Cognit ployer, opie lbuybn of America railroad, the Canadian Pacific—in Vancouver metropolitan dis- noe of a jifetine to’ mn jormours ordtits madi by early buyers In Chicago, Heat te, Portian L Winn terminus ary, et Said in’ his Now Years “Tt is sienificant to yarde are bein, Coquitiam, whic will rank 4 all 1 with any on the contine in provision of which an ex: millions ia involved. Supt. Busteed the Canadian Pacific railroad save he company is in great need of a now terminus, and it is in our own interest to the work with all possible In addi- tion to diverted of of sidetracks. house and certain other buildings, nd generally prepare the way fot Further |, immense | ¢ natruction P gnailan 5 rk on the terminals Rapid: w work and Be- Imperativi t ¥elopments “wilt ‘be. Fapta rallway activities, great developments are in store for Coauitiam n dolla manufacturing said to be headed this way. I for Cooultiam Termi lots break ull records. § worth sold in one day. an buys 200 lots, Addresses of Go ibe art ot owners now extend Reserva per cent of Mitrounding. the’ terminals aad practically all tho waterfrontage and industrial sites, Residential lots, 9150 to 1 onth Up, fo. "#1,000 this “opnortupity $50 Don't wa Don't. hel ally by, ny 7 G, neite, "J. J. CAVANAUGH su BAiLey “BLDG, BEA’ Re AGHNT POR” WAS: « a8 proposition—-For wale, ro 00 stock of staple and fa groceries, flour and feod at 10 cont discount: 100 live, steady ou mood location: mostly al oa | One| Help Wanted—Male. ATONOGRAPITOR Civil service exam! CLIGIUES. ations, February ux departments preparation imited Highent manent atrikes ta sition thro * f. Galvin, I Alaska Bide ay Main BOxD, r complete id while lemrnin bourne @ for |. ct od | NATIONAL” BARBI} KOK. €8 Washington, or 720 Piura ay. 4%, Main RAa4. fave the only system of barber world you want Spe clans, finiahe man jeara under our Yoarw | experier-ce opport ‘Adarone ie Engineers, firemen, janitors ini reasonable term Beattie Bteaoy bat Sghool, 369 Ortenta pool Spring nt Fy u BOW: JM, cents Der ous. Apply room. aeerrinteg 1021 ‘Phir ton, Jackson st The Wellin, Mod: * ranges, olegtri slecitie’ sweeper, 61s, Jani 7 i-room cs rivate bath Bis por month farelaned 3) rooms Ve Baek ‘phone ante sees Furnished ‘and 1962 washer; $16, O22. iplniely turnighed. 1418 Leh av. Kent etoni 2105 ard month—NOP A do you want for $5 PALAC month ? oO ry city wat i Motated ne Tia een Lake * e_ North jen Wilt take rent ir month, inagire at 4 Td minutes’ waik of Co- Sta Modern house « Foome: tile with tie Bellevue av. b-ro0m jiowse, Hid. New fur- niture for nal © 929 West Sith. Bellare ‘ Flats for Rent. -room fiw Private homth, fae qth ave ag 9 per inont!, ing Rooms. Caratoned bevy yi Nicely ae rooms, tor month. New eth i Karle. fit Marion eoping NOftice bat tg CEH THR BROADWAY Corner Broadway and Yesler. iy to be Dished rooms. "very reasonable phone, bath, three-minute car rer- vice; 19 ‘minutes are; good Phone East 4907 Furnished rooms, $1.28 up Alo taht rooms, 22306% lat av Room, $1.26 week. Free bath, free wa | phone ut fotel, 6th and Pine. fioard and roo 45.00 & week, oF transient pee Week and housekeeping and board in room, # ping roots. anted c board and room, hone; “no others: beautiful _roundings, Phone Kass i811 nq at ‘a, home cookin ‘st Jefferson _Wanted—To Rent eur- ay toners “for “A Fa0m |. or Ganoom, Fre- rome district Marth 207 IN NOW—The "that 0 follow the com, Immigration pletion of to yi it rice In the We have five acres of od soll, just west of the elty, in well settind district, quick — am transportation; more than enough timber to pay for the land. Price 4360 for the five acres $5 @ month, Lal LAND CO. Owner in Northwest FORD 1019 third av. The dairy money. 56 cleared, well fei good noll; big §-roc chicken houses; on cream F D,, Pacific highway. ou' in possession, balance 6 A positive shap. T COAST LAND Peo, 1113-14 American Bank Bldg. you Want a chicken ranch, see Ki pan- Ke Co. “The tive 22) thern Bank Bide. for vory little Ove’ tg Homesteads $250 HOMESTEAD RELINQUISH- M ACRES; rich, deep near thrifty ratte tiation will eon RELINQUISHMENT. 40 acres on ure ioe west of Port Orchard, $16 ‘Pacific Bik ii one stead locations. a few. =. 6th N. a ad WITH ACRE. not out In the jungle, 3 atl blooka fren ea Tact of amd, equal to ean be had igi hia); else Rew house with hree large rooms down stairs, attic, pantry, closets, front rear porches, ‘Ready to move in Only $1,160. $100 cash and $10 a month." See MADISON "PARK a IMPROVED GARDEN LAND Two large tracts one block from in- terurban, in the Maite riv dart , store and $50 ke & Far herry St. Open even~ ori flee. at ais Liberty Union. be-| 7 Lake Bu Burien Property , YOUR OPPORTUNITY Large tracte ¢ Lake Burien car line, now o $209; $10 down. $6 p [A WLM, Acreage—Con! inued HALF-HOUR HALF-ACKE TRACTS nt Hide of Lake Washing: ‘oppos\t i ik n tiva'minuter”waik|| For Sale—Wood and Coal. CON FOR EXE oak Mey into Block “4 On the ark ‘an come to ind the property In Plenty of|| Malt: hour 9 operate Half-acre “tracts (the aren of five foot lots) for $400. TO fir and per load Kenwood ings, Gre Hien fr wood i ine A Terme as low as 10 per cent cash Sere 4¢ 7418, orm slow © caah| | feient ae ms balance easy monthly pay i? tent dust pan with firat load coal, menta. | Wainwright A Mclood, Phones 1218 H |Wanted to Buy---Furniture PRETATION PONRPPI NY POF, Main # 1614 th av. ay length “ $6. RY BRODERICK, INC. Pay cash tor second. $10) Ni Ind. 6475. Hoge Building. A rive ACHE OMe N THE CITY ~~ $750 n the city Mmits tralia, we have of fine, rich hand goods. Furn. Go, F Main 7214 ible We we Dees "i Virst av. Main For Sale—Furniture. ORPATPRR TERIOR eae: Fitth ay Huys, sells second- Ko0d8 and other merchandine: n 423; A 3819. Olde yune in the state $150; mont a Cail Tuesday One-fourt of the four 6 jand, a fine and weeded to rans are of & Foomm, hen you by the Int farm #o near tor the same money? SOUTHWEST WASHING LAND CO., INC 109 2nd Av., Benttle lidg,’ Ph FOR RANCHES AND FARMS On & 00d wagon road, within driv ine distance to Beatties market. Chicago i326 Istuy, fer Sale—Poultry. WR treet alt vartes thes o-hred poulteye tracts of goo Inaple, “Price $40 to $60, pera Jumt. the for poultry, tr and bert! oa), depot ml! ing several hundred fens Terran 636 cash, $6 & month, Take Madison car and Kirkland ferry to our branch office on Kirk- Innd wharf, or seo Burke & Parra fi is Ss PARM FOR $i56 one mile from town of hea, UM teod hatching om witty supplies, on incubators: evs poultry. $7 Pike Bireot pertainite te ae HATCHING BGGS. Burr LEGHONE White horns, Black Minorcas: all vurtes — Special price tor incubator lots if ordered week ending Feb. NEW OR oe LD TRUSTY ana 4 Gi and Little nt BROODIN IG 1. | CHICK oN noon ING ey ys uy homber of good * Come a "ee me ¥ f Horrox —e MUTUAL tiPie RLDG. aes trom choice pens—U. i Piet chela, White Rocks, aino cocker: . pd Pullets, Murphy. 6508 +. MODEL en Lake iva NCURATOR— ches ‘ert Hatcher wr “tie 10 sizen, Ss Vinee oF bt atl, seed ane » CO. Wed, Lay ehuret tance trom Tac a day $10 do No interest and 2 taze A... PIN — ie ACRES $600 — nd $10 monthly wit! ie of our Glenwood © Located ot Jost Beaitle in well ettlod din- trict end very close to achool Brough timber on each tract, te id your own home, This land is for Jen . berries, a'ihan Independent a» same is just one hour's drive to first class mai oH ket in Bremerton ond one hour boat to Seattle. CLIFFORD LAN! CO, Owner, 1019 ‘Third av. Open enings and Sunday. turkey, poster sup- one Kitem pouutay MARKET 3 Cor, Pine sae Pike Place FOR BAL cy sland ites yelie wyatt ; -_Eeland Heda ana by ae ygnaotte plow, with three feet of deep, rich | For sale rich will produce a crop of Dingt 4;| Anne of | 19.000. built through property and $6 4 month. G. A _ B07 leary Building . IMPROVED CHICKEN RA 3 acres of waterfront with 3-room bungelow, with gas engine p fruit tree ete, age a buy age, weight on! 590, 6 at 1205 First « bearing ope __Hisck wor J ~ CHEAP GARE &... ie of ferry ain count Head oft Md ie ° c cn “Te Wm. Terry. Keira ng business Interest allo: hoter os savings and timo i ew salt waterfront; yer SEATTH te. Si dae emer oh tae oe able for summer or ‘permanent ~ a o. Also bave new cottage at half price, near Puget Sound navy Fn bw He it 300-A = Central Hiding. Main 1467, CHEAP CHICKE bs r lake Washing af alder ground. partially cleared, with house, transportation and Room for about $00 chic ken 16 TS. Terms about $50 « ie b. a Bi City Real Estate. LOOK, LOOK. $350 FOR $176 We have some fine level lots in South Rod for § down, $5 A real snap. Others ask 0 for lots not as good, in blocks to ca See us! u 451 Arcade pair of sound view a6 minutes from the blocks te poll ches: des i a) and jobbers. “eee ——| _ Phone Main 1170. RANCH — | Wheeirieh ae im, large tract vit ie ita eB all slashed and catpen (Western av. ee Tt het. s 1 have @ lots, clowe in postoffice, 3 and 9 ear, school separate. Price $375 $20 cash, 85 a month. Thos, McLaughiin, at luneh stand, end of Ballurd north line. Sony j-room bungalow, modern; ber- ry bushes, flowers. big lot, S0x100: 2 minutes’ ride from center; dirt cheap for $1.800; $50 down, Ss, per mon: A Owner, Morrison, Big) jot. Main ie! Garner Tot; | 7 at Union and Wanted—W 6409 Goal room cotta ¢lose in, between t Madinon car, $100.00 wash, baince 60 pet month All improvements in and paid rican Mortenge & Bldg. TA. Towne lon free: hi RRRIN A sore. a ett? P Bakioie . ATS CAseR: us! ‘orly , $1,500.00; | Da ’ rm $50 modern cotage. goes for 600 If taken at once: fine view of mountains ‘and surrounding f Phinney car, FOR Sai he of the SAMUEL COLYER, $04 Lear: Member Seattle es Batate lew &-room bungalow; plu ‘clectric. lights, “firepince. 50 down: terms to suit Ballard as Will sacrifice % eee gorner, Woodia Bldg. san. ears Speck and ‘OMEN; FRE! ae German methods. "206-7 Liberty Tee me et 33 and Madison. "Consultation free. for y Woman. Hre. 10-7. Sun. 10-1 ‘OOK. gol ose, throat, arrh. women. 358 Arcade Annex, In Broadway district, for er property. 405 Pacific Bik. Kodak rolis Geveioped for idc, any gine. In at § they're ‘done. i, PhotoShop. & J.B. BXC TOS Second ay For Sale — Miscellaneous. wx epee a Motorcycle for sale at bargain; 4 h. p.; fully equipped; Excelsior make, battery machine. See Mr. Burrows, Star office, 1309 7th ay, Pedigree “Englich “curty coated Re- tlever pupa. Mr. Kenn, R. F. D. No. 6, dney 1005. fa Piles from 100 tt. down, Two pupanees Spaniels, mal Phone poles and_ minin gheap, ¢ months old; Owner leav- Kiefer, Weat Seattio Real Bei USIV, 4 Downs Block, 1 “UL Sand Forel “Main 2484. Ind. 2269) in Pate nts, EXPERT inaiefieut FREE aay: tee to inventors, ASON, FENWICK & ice; highest etoronses advice, booktcd free; founded 186i le office 12 years, cite Patent siding. Adams & Broo! tered and Trade bene ‘Altocneyer 0 in ttle. 500 Sn pS pes umclaw, Hot tes Fellable firm bet tt efore. havi af your Gfaress George Beebe, tumb Jag. ott leased ground sound view, 6 fter 7 o'clocl and ny oaiog t Adams iw ‘s ‘ai repairs, New piance for rent, rent spp lied oa purchase. Moyer Toner, 3 nton. Real Estate Loans. ny C a ed or Vacant property at © cont, any amount from 500, for a lon a he - time, id oasy beymeny ft ne urtevant Co. Block, Second and Ci ium MONEY TO rey on oUR OWN Rates 6 to & per a Ona with reasonable comme improved residences. ines a it 2 é a é Ind. on Yoon 310 mbia st tral Bi BHATT TRUST COMPANY, On impro T and 8 $50 to