The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1912, Page 7

RECALL AGITATORS the police de J not from evil or riment they were malicious motives. Rey. Lee furthermore stated that} What is not ridiculous about this recall movement ts shameful.” Rey. A. D, Carpenter, pastor of the Dunlap Baptist chureh, dix cussed the matter in a sermon on Who Are the Enemies of Our City's Good? Rey, Carpenter | brought out the conditions | were not greatly different from Adna W./ what they were in the police de Methodist >partment, but that a “vice syndt denounced the — recall/ cate agency is garbling and miarep: the mayor, and flayed aj} resenting the facts in the case for newspaper for its connec: the purpose of discrediting the ad the movement ministration. Ballard = Presbyterian The Tonkin Case and the Re H. Lee was hot | was the subject of a sermon tion of the reeall, by Rev. W. H, Baker of the Haven a 4 that {t was “an Methodist BEplecopal church, At the administration by In- | the close of the sermon, Rev, Bak that bad been hampe ed In| ers congregation passed a redolu- | ” He declared that tion endorsing Mayor Cotteriil's ad- | kes had been made by vice syndicate’s present re ql movement against Mayor Cot was divesed from many pul in the various churches of the pits In. several in ht. re eetions passed reso upholding the | mayor and police department and an ‘Be thelr Intentions to vigor ee cee the recall resamen,” Rev = = the First that ach ministration, | mem SCIENTIST PRODUCES FROG WHOSE. ER IS A CHEMICAL SOLUTION it with a certain chemical solution, was able to hatch the egg and pro- duce a mature frog The life of this frog would have made a fascinating study; but, un-/ luckily for science, the learned pro- fessor forgot that frogs cannot live | j entirely im water, and the poor creature drowned This achievement, while it is but | half the act of creation, is marvel ous none the leas, and it opens up Himitless possibilities in the way of producing life independently of sex. DIXDUEFOR AX TOMORROW (Ry Untted Presse Leased Wire) | SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 30.— } That the candidacy of Gov. Dix of |New York will eliminated at JACQUES LOEB. ;the democratic state convention ef the most startling devel) nore, which meets at noon tomor dnthe way of creating lif « lite fe the production of °| row, seemed certain at noon today frog” by Prof. Jacqu It ts bellowed that Chas. FP. Mur ‘at the Rockefeller institute phy is dropping Dix told of bis experiments A belligerent atmosphere ts) day at the international) sverywhere and the prediction ts g of hygiene and — | that the convention will be stormy. ion. He took an un-| “rhe adherents of Dix denounce | frog's egs, and by treating | 1x4 public eriticiam of Gov, Dix by | Woodrow Wilson, democratic nomi jnee for president. They astert {their platform will be progressive, | } they defend Dix's administration } and answer charges of extravagance | by comparing the administrations of Former Gov, Hughes with that fot Dix. Senator O'Gorman is here and} |hopes that Murphy will not tnter-| | fere, MANY HURT ON ULSTER DAY BELFAST, Ireland, Sept. 30.— | That Ulster day did aot.pase with out bloodshed ts stated in a belated report here today from Moy, Ty- jrone, which states that a fierce pbattle oceurred there following the | celebration, revolvers were fired and bottles and stones thrown. | Many persona were injured. The police, who were temporari- ly overpowered, withdrew to their barracks, but later charged with | fixed bayontes, The number of casualties is not known. ee HURT IN COLLISION LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.—As a result of a collision between a Cov- ena-Los Angeles electric car gnd | an automobile driven by Chas. To- ~| bey, five persons are suffering seri- | ous injuries today. ELECTORS. The machine, which formerly be- | longed to Nat Goodwin, the actor, was on its first trip under | epee GIVEN (pat lowner, The automobile Resolution No.| dead” on the Covind track, and the y yegepelt of The Gif lelectrie car; coming around on has been | Sharp turn, crashed into Me BIRD SEASON ON TOMORROW With bg Pennant safe In the pos session of Dugdale and the base bail season for Seattle closed, a good deal of interest is centered in the opening of the bird season tomorrow, Seattic and the adjacent districts offer fine shooting, and Octo! first, is always looked for- ward with pleasure to the gen- the shotgun. Tomorrow markg.the open season for ducks, | geese, brant, # . Curlew, snipe, quai grouse, pheasants and part: | ridges. The limit on the last four | birds i¢ five a day, but for the “bunter ts allowed to kill 20 a day of the other five. WHY THE GIANTS WON PENNANT The Gants scored 770 runs on 1,281 base ‘hits, The Cuba scored 690 1,273 base hits. The, Pirates scored but 667 runs on 1,354. base hits. With 73 leas hits the Giantw have scored, 103 more runs than the Pi- rates, The Ciants have stolen 263 bases on 1,281 bits, while the Pirates have stolen but 158 bases on 1,354 hits, The Cubs have stolen but 144 berry Pt 1298 a cant be we offer you a first teeth for $7.50. ‘ead haying confidence in to produce Pane ‘Dranches of dent- BY THE CITY OF FOLLOWS ind after the sec- 1918, the firemen the ‘Fire Depart- ot Sea ubject Chief, Mar two (2) pla-| t Ror than six e hours of the shall not — four Ku 2 before An % a "ending not ) weciock A. M. nt of er of unusual confiag sich emergency, the Fire MS assistant. or other person oF command of the Fire shall have the power ty to summton much fire- Noyes as may be off in the protection of} t fa. heir work the mate from and trop night to day mon fall be provid- and “healthful tnoes of employes and firemen runs on ile Oa duty. : “ ordinances or parts ih so far as they may Be a na arith the re Provisions of this ‘This pend e art. ance if shall] fn force thirty ¢ and layor; Wh tal fect at the ecome 4 law under the age ie city gharter. City +e the 16th p » and signed sonsion in authentica- A Great Scheme to Catch TURK-ITALIAN WAR MAY END OUCHY, Switzerland, Sept. 20.- Peace negotiations between Turkey | and Italy are nearing a settlement, | with the arrival here today of/ Rechad Pasha, bearing Turkey's jlatest proposals, If these are ac ceptable to Italy, Rechar Pasha will assume direction of the word- ing of the peace treaty, The draw- ing up of the final protocol is likely to be delayed, as the Turkish gov wishes to have the elec tions over before concluding peace, lotherwise tho young Turks would have a tramp card. eu ty,” read the ‘clerk im criminal court Saturday, when the jury which had heard the evidence against Dominic Dodalmant!, charged with burglary, had filed back and resumed their seats in the jury box. The prisoner arose, thanked the Jury and started in to shake hands with them. One arose from the back ro “That's not our verdict,” he said. The jury had been given five ver dict blanks and the wrong one, by some mistake, had been returned to the clerk. Dodaimant! gasped, and sat down. Judge Ford sent the jury back to the jury room with more blanks, In two minutes they were again in the courtroom and the clerk for a sec- ond time read a verdict. [t was: “Guilty.” turned pale ST. LOUIS, Sept Walde- mar Archer, lumberman, well known here and in New Orleans, is tn jail and admits forging cight checks for an aggregate amount of $82, after having squandered his savings of $40,000 for drink in the last five years. Five years ago, according to his statement, he retired as secretary of the Malvern Lamber Company of Arkansas, and since then he has wandered aimlessly from coast to coast. Archer says he will make good the checks when he “gets on his feet.” PLAYERS WILL SPLIT FORTUNE NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Receipts from the coming series between the Boston Red Sox of the Amer- jean league and the New York Gl- ants of the National league for the world’s baseball championship, to- day are expected to break all rec ords.. Bach club owner probably will receive $100,000 as his share, and the players are expected to divide $150,000, BOSTON, Sept. 28.—That there will be no public sale of reserved seats for the world’s baseball championship games here was an- nounced by the management of the Boston Red Sox today, All appli- cations for seats must be mailed, but no money or checks will be re- ceived by mail. Twenty thousand unreserved seats will be sold at the park for each day's game, but not more than one tic will be sold to any one buyer. If a woman accompanies a man, she must purchase her own ticket. ——————— Ca arsage tile 16th day of _HOBT, B. HESKETH, it of the City Coupe) me ith ¢ Thihe this 11th day of Gi. Fr COTTER. L, by the this “ar iy day W. CARROLL, and ex-officio City] ouse, ew, Deputy Clerk. HER Y FURTHER enday, th t of Sovember, rir m “special held tn The City of Rutvose of ratitying io af > Meena bo or “and ox- ofthe jo City Foubtiéation Septem- Tex — “If you make any noise,” handkerchief in your mouth.” The victim regarded it with “Oh, that's such-an old a sas; 17th of 4 and put it where the rats can Youngwed—Why waste the pols you to ent Danube was SS = HORRIBLE! threatened the holdup man, “I'll stuff this |®0 ghastly smile. he protested.—Chicago Tribune, SUPERFLUOUS. Mrs. Youngwed—I'm going to spread some poison on one of my bis get it. on? MORE PRACTICAL, “Ts your husband going on a tenab! “No; just now he's going on a bat CHIEF END OF TRAVEL, more over the beautiful Danube.” right, but the postcards were not what to find.” —Kgneas City Journal, theory of right living?” Baltimore American, THE wien td em 30, 1912. DRIVES MAN INSANE James Cook, who has been living at the Hotel Waldron, is today wait ing to be taken to the insane aay lum at Steflacoom, having been de eclared mentally incompetent by a lunacy commission Saturday The unfortunate man's condition iw the result of nine months’ im prisonment in a Mexican prison Two years ago he was a condudtor on the Mexican Central railroad, “A charge of grand larceny was brought against him and he was kept tn jail for nine months, sub jected to dally initignities, given tn auffictent food, and living in con stant terror of his life, In the same | Jall were many political prisoners, and each day one would be taken outside and shot, The intervention jof the American conaul finally #e cured for him a trial, at which he | was acquitted The strain of the nine montha tn | the dirty prison was evidently too } much for him, and, although he had been Hving Seattle for some time, working as a brakeman for the North Pacific, he suddenly be came demented 10 days ago, and since that time has raved about the Mexican war and his life In prison, He Earns His First Dollar in Jail CHICAGO, Bept. 3.—Harold F. Hoops, son of @ wealthy manufac turer here, who more than three weeks ago was sent to the city workhouse on a fine of $35, a young woman had complained) that he tried to induce her to enter his automobile, was released you terday His father sent him a check for $13 with a note which read “The state allows you 80 cents a day for your labor, I also allow you that sum. “The inclosed check is payment in full. This is the first money you }have earned in your life, Twelve fine that has not been worked out, | That will leave you $1.00 capital] with which to begin o new life. “Come and see me and | will find some honest work ow you to do.” ELECTION FRAUD |: Alleging that false representation in being made that BE. V. Tyler, #o- cialist, acted as election clerk in precinct No. 136 during the prt martes recently, John C. Whitlock filed an affidavit protesting againat the payment of §7 to Tyler and prac tieally accuses Otto Thompson, in Spector, also a socialist, with per |Jury in making out the return with Tyler's name added. Whitlock was one of the judges of election he says Tyler never served at all during the entire election The matter has been referred the Prosecuting attorney. BABY MYSTERY LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.--Mys- to & 2monthold baby, crushed into a fruit box and left in the men's pab- He room of a Los Angelos skyscrap- er early last week Although hundreds of men and women have viewed the remaina of the child, none could see any re- semblance to any child they knew. The coroner declares he will not bury the body until every effort has been exhausted to ascertain the identity of and locate the parents oF persons who killed the baby Harrison, Rifor of Chicago. accord ing to telegrams received today, has shot tho largest bull moose ever killed in the province of Quebec. The moose was found on Lake Marie, 140 miles north of the city of Quebec, where the mayor was hunting with several friends Friends of the mayor will urge him to present the trophy to lead- ors at progressive headquarters in Chicago. WESTLAKE Oysters, 36¢ pt; salmon, 20¢ each halibut, 2 Ibs 160, 4 250 shrimps, 100 Ib; smelta, flounders, 6c each; home matoes, S0c box, crab ap butter scotch, 40 don; cooking Jelly turnovers, $0 coffee cake, 100 French rots, iS¢ dos; navy dressing, 10¢ bottle. SANITARY ib.) orange mar- na local patent flour, 1.02% sack; 206 can shad, 10c; 4 xes matches, 100; coffes, the ib.; tle liquid soap, 26e, $1 bottle, ¢ can baking powder, 10c: anut hutter, 200 Ib: 2 pkgs. corn inkes, 160; 7 iba. rolled oats, 260; She pkg. wheat flakes, 25; 10 bare undry soap, 200 bottle catsup, 10¢; full cream cheese, 200 Ib salad Binck fig: 6, 160 giana; ONE So 1b; rolled oats, 6 y beahs, 4 mpockied ba. 2 starch, taple th.; flour, $1 26c; corn Tlaken, 2 pkgs, 150; Shaker salt, 2 pkes. ibe; dry onions, & Ibe. 1 carrots, turnips and bess bunches & i ta kima pote’ oe 1b 160; cracker sack; 3 pppiohied rv HA 8 Seysry Day and Mveping) 1 always free. hen pthere fail, com to w con Wed. and ee THE SEA SEATTLE STAR ‘The date pires le your feyour muy: not again been paid ok ‘same is ar | tgonoles at the allard ay. Phone Ads may ve left ag these brenden where same rates will be ‘Transient, val od ‘tor the after! dollars will pay that part of your|™ and} tery still surrounds the finding of) ; ire Hide pdina—a p ual be At ann can't help at Walling NORE AL OnE “gee tly HIGH CLASS, prices aa low lasos sell for abisenary now, Va, 200, 201, 24%, 208 Arc Hes (weoend floor oppowite Mio , Bile aivin tau prices. fall for ’ another ie tock Is but will a Walling RUTTER WORTH & BON First ave pain or Bilfott 949, Univorkity Undertaking Paciors, 4214 Mth N. 6 North 21h W. Pork Watson new ney tors Oltve. COy OTM She 2113 Cut Gowers “deslane sels Situation Weed Male Wanted K kod man Hott 1047 Sial atree adway and nt by y atany w rk Lost and Found. - PON Jewelry ‘ Dyeing and cleaning, Coatorium Dye Yer *. Kast 293. Wagon calls and delivers . Reward for brown dog cut and mount t Myron Syn return Heense of Tarwe light 643, Bast 6237 0 & office furniture, cash. handler, 610 Pike. M. 9297 bags on Batur Pp day 2639. Plumbing repairs, ¢6e iir.t reter- gk" Help Wanted—Male WANTED. Men and women e the barber ; wages bald while learning. Call or write NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGS nxton Bt cores wanted for to s se BELL Troms 204 Em- ding A barber at COLLEGB Ave. o bee @o ig BArnkn 220 Occidental HOTEL Koome Ife « Manufseturing vin Mo Hank? Wented—dood | lod, 7 rte Hist ast and Pine and phone. $1.2 | feaw tt in Tho Btar.” 200 Hate 1116 tat way. Hath al organize Pree up. Wanted— mted—Agents | nly aévertin cord this » Indlanape Ip Wanted—Female _ | WERT FINS ¥ ey ait hei enced ply te 1108 9 Pacific Telephone leeraph Co. fanted—dood ate power teliable girl to oper- machines: experience un ary. Apply from § to 11 & m at Miack’s Overall Factory $46 Viret av. 8 ey anted—A girl with some experi ‘ence in sewing. Call 1623 West- lake ave. tbo SCT, FONE TRONS 4456 EL RY THIN id Elect i a ¢ First, "hy. GET to asiat with Tight how ework. y | Glel wanted for gendral Rousework, Phone Bast 4549 © i Giri tor fal housework. Ken- wood | Bilte Wet Wash Laundry Situations Wanted— Female remodeling Baiiard by day. t4 Elite j Tace curtains laundered, ihc. uy NAPPA ALP AP DAA ¥ WOMay SHOULD, KNOW “ atve, simple treatment. FRKEN Br. A. Lee Lewis, cguauitiny practor. F ade Annex. Main ie aay Sikeeat ant. Uh CURED, perman a at tt Bar Brom Iayare pat . pretty and well bred terrier bitch, | Good- me aoe | AAR RRA Renn Will lease my cozy little bungalow, all furnished complete, with good outbuildings, chicken house, chickens, good well, plenty of wood for all winter; one acre ground; a beautiful corner; 60- foot street; 3 sides; less than mile from lake; no finer view on Lake Washington. All of above until April 1st, 1918, for $50 cash, to neat, clean people. See owner, Seattle, Té-room house, clo horpital and car li lectric larg bas exirabl ment, modern; cheap fonant, Main 146; or oall S68 lace where you can get furniture repairing, mat- ting and-packing. A. $o“Boil st. Pione «room expert tress renov Propp & Co, Blitott 3901 é mate Fycnished cottage, $12 mth. Ww. B. Union st. Cosy t-room sohoot, unt ¥ cottage, block ity; $10.00 lott 1493 Ry en house In 1 311 Now York Bid 6 “Furnished Rooms. mpletely furnished, wa omfortable 4-room winter camp, ok from Alki ¢ co rooms well furnished and clean; 15-min. wide; nice yard; view Adults only. $25.00 per month, Clo in 2 and S-room apts; paved district; very desirable. $2.00 to 4.50 per week, iAly 402 Arcade Bids Room, nicely fu nished and clean, 116 W. Repub- i Phone Queen Anne 2830, 4 d, ink HoT sr “ihoay i a ean np WoTer 1 ier 16 y brick vatidinse, Hinton 500 and up. Bath, b PACING ior, 1 hal Apartments | ter Rent. The Weillingt a) Tacknon we modern unte ed 4-ro apartments, gas private bathe, le washer, electric awe Janitor, peland Gourty 1% furnished, §20; phone, lig Excelsior Apts.--Vurnished ed) 0th and Pike, M |_ Exchange — Real Estate go sverything everywhere TP your price 1s rant Pry Homestend or dovert ciaim relinquiah- ment, Kastern Washington trait bolt, Greatest bargain, ever of- fered Thormas € 60% Wiret For Sale—Wood and and Coal. Ann Patent dust pan with first load coal 10 to a-ncre Walnwrikh cleat. Pho UL A) Wainwright & Mcleod. Phones 1218 owners only, Address X-443,| - = | Wanted to Buy---f urniture in Path. bo. tit Pine eas Money to Loan POY“) a3 CITY A Improved or ny amount, $60 to $600; long or @rt time; easy payments; no de- Jay. Sturtevant 20., 312 Boston Bik. Uy Hike aye ants TEMAL Loans fr to, $100.00 te SALARIED PEOPLE veeeery Without security or indorsement BY Lh ) ON FURNITURIG rr ‘| ante. wershruas receipts, ete. Liberal terms, prompt service. ri 207 Northern k Bidg.. ith & Pike not- §| Hespec y farma | on to borrow money | : ifon, bi Price $9,000 308 Amerte ot a property Mid ) oll, 8 £ Hen ttle Hank nted ranch attle Star. oer ee ® yooma, 4210, ni Housekeeping R Rooms, OLYMPIC APTS, 2010 Weatern ay. —8tngle roo ' up; aulte, 6 $3.00 up. Near pails oarket. Furnished ~~ housekeeping Qugen Anne 2106 ‘heap, well furnished tra unekgeping room at Os... WOOT ACT RANCH Close to # andsome dirett POULTRY AN LOANS rooms: property, | On man's profit | good wagor | for 7 | lent and Y Howell Furs per woek hed housekeeping roc 1012 Pike at. Woh Mh ferry to Burke on in Kirkland, at Four you LOCATION—#O1L ICK « tel Tratton, 6320 Ballard av. Bal- lard 1988 HOTEL CLARK # Rooma b0c and The, Biliott 6421 J, HOTEL OXPORD, 1920 int av orn, rates $8.50 per week Harrington, i617 Second. up Hotel Consul vel 10-0 riot dee wot! king tabi ENDONT1i% ih av. Ajothing diamonds and jewolry offices ‘ ee roads, rai transportat bth and W 4 w ot wove on ibe #1 and up dn ibe. Free bathe ing ROVAL HOTEL 401 Fifth av. abe this ide to Tio hight; $17 to $4 week vesiment. An opportur Board and Room. orn. Maes tate aR AP ORADARAPOP LS ad fms. Well-furnished, heated rooms, with Brow gy Ae or without board Phone Ken wood 880, boarded Terms enwood 668 Leghorn pullets, Pi trio of ng, $9.00 almost Limited cockerela, Toulouse geese tor bre Buff W tte read number al ity and in t af os * , $1 . Bult Legh be. CIVIC POULTRY co. Top floor Co ‘ me | Te KALEM 1 | Dressed chicken OLTRY MARKET YOU—S8 99983 -+-18¢ Der Ib, sae 2 ( 21.260 per tralned} yy ge te FAR an | lve and drei iuriceys always on Phone} At and fe new how A oon pues, ¢ 1600 Pik only, by reasonable. roc date Miscellaneous. ARARAAAARARAT Business Cnances. AAAAL IS Furniture, singly or together: steads, mattresses, «as range, chiffoniers, “other articles, 2316 North 45th st. Wal- lingford car. +room completely furnished fat for sale; rooms all rented; 5-min- utes walk from 2nd and Pike; un- obstructed view, steam heat, and easonable rent. 1327B Terry ay. Thoroughbred THoiatein months 0 Address Box No. Port Orebard, Bed. tables, chairs, REMOVAL MULLIN BROS LAND CO. Moved to 626-1-8 Northern Bank Bidg. 1, Same Phon We do not Price to close CreTLe ling, 200 Arcade An- FARM garden down, flowers LOOK--LOOK.-LOOK oo state, net- + $200 por wher belne father's ISLAND. MISH COUNTY tr evel 0; easy ters market tract at on Ole New York Block BIG BARGAIN north of ah EAGE o land} to lor see Hanson BNOLK rv fer a standard 200 Arcade ONE i) iidg large bath t ustad’s, opt Pioneer ke 15 Second 8. SPLENDID Tit tt APARTMENT | Tenawle #K an make your rent and ' money; in nif block from ture. Bt some y district, } clean furn mg onthe 402 17 ne and ‘ ee GAEL, Arcade Spring at, Gy green tn good lo year Hidg flow Kreaa Heavy young E_F anoe for rent: rent base. Meyor-Toner. 3 60 buys ha patented invention selling; territory and investigate. 242 Sixth st, Brem- Interest In m devote your tl to agents. Co Geo. Volnaget orton, Waal Wanted—Party with $1,000 nance a chemical mystery. dress $-430, Care Star « house, all newly fur 1 of S445 ms of E pce in toraie 1 anada etc.) Gener - banking business. Tatere allowed $1,650 ngs and time deposits Why pay rent when you m new house, ¢ full by: porcelain bath, best ing, situated on a boulevard, — conventent ‘astinke or Meridian av. cart is isn a short distance from Also a 3-room lot, and only monthly. evard as- full oa Leary can buy perete sement, plumb- 150-foot to tables Sapo ana ° vues Bargain Piece bat ities aed LLENDER Gi 10 per cent net investment 00 to #1 206 Dighth | bi ents, sessments paid in H. A. SCHROEDER 315 Boston Block. A FORTY-ACRE FARM 465 Arcade Bidg Bide. oe s. torment? ber month, A, W. ye now i 202 Donny Bldg. formerly Arcade. rrr LE OLW LRAT ALL mak red Huson, room itl ‘Hinck 3i15 Free dolivery. loast Collection Ci. “NTS PER FOR 33 1-3C DAY Ri cH One mile from Lake Washington and boat landing, 3 minutes walk from depot and school, over 3 acres cleared good bettom soil, new room house, cobblestone fireplace, good well, cherries, aj les, pears and plums in bearing, ronting on © road.” Price to reliable parties, smali cash payment $15 monthly. Call 104 Cherry st RARE OPPORTUNITY Contract on 10 lots, high and sight- ly, North End, about to be fore- closed. Your chance to make some mone Make offer. HERMAN SCHROEDER 328 Liberty Bidg, 3rd and Union HAVE YOU Visifep AvBURO We are selling large lot# in Auburn for $210, $10 cash, $5 monthly, sit- uated in heart of town, & minutes from R. BR. yards, high school, banks and B ©,; just the place to live. Plenty of work at Auburn, Go down today. Call up our office. wt il Now Our salesman will show you the Kround. Ole Han ©o,, third York Mlock. “probate practice's Sommer, Lawyer, 103 2nd & Consal tation free. Corwin | To Townsend. Bailey Bide. SABRINA MOS SiN ORI that sells." | Marches that are So: a. Pesth” (Pamou Frye Muste Co... 426 de. Matt ore, molt RAS Forty-acre farma near Fort George near railway and river transpor- tation, good agricultural and, near an excellent and ever grow- ing market, good climate, Inde. ndent life, for $50 down and 19 per month. Derrerr Cay Detective ey, Arcade Bldg. — Crit rivate work: sonmufianiee ote ential Eiiott 3472, Sn HAT MA If you desire the very independent life of the farmer of tod Sey: YOUR CHANCE THIS IS If you wish to mak ent a safe Invest- rs TALES THIS IS YOUR CHANCE cerning husband “ana SY Titres emptions on farnishment bore: wy aka bull: pe is expe! ce “eat courte Et Ros oft. main aah hen Call or write today for maps, plans and government reports, 914 American Bank Bldg CANADIAN LAND AND SECURI- TIES CORPORATION, L’ Bargain—Double built day labor, 6 rooms, front and rear hall, bath, pantry, attic enough for 3 large rooms, cement foundation, basement, laundry trays, fireplace, built-in china closet, hardware solid brass,*piped for gas, heating, electric lights, corner, 560x100, alley. Own- 20 acres in Lewis count Centralia, in the valley, 18 acres kind of sot, large bar on the ma fine sottleme $1,800; $500 ca in food 6+-room large orchard, ” il, Price balance to suit WATE RANCH I will give you a bargain in a water front ranch, fine tract of rich black alder land, cleared, fenced, with house, well, chicken house, ete. Price $1,650.’ Must have $150 cash, balance $12.50 per month, Take a Madison car to Anderson dock, at Madison park, see John Bronnaman. ra] Beautiful dern bun- galow, coment basement, fixtur view, ‘street improvements in and pald ‘in full, two blocks to car and pay: street; $1,400, $150 cash, balance $20 per month, including. Interest. J. BELL & C Main 9482 rhe 245 Glohe Ride. NOW is tho time to buy acreage north of x; The $3,000,000 bond — De « issue will partially ‘spent at FATT RS AOA a Lake Forest Park. Fine 5-acre| Seattle Pattern Works, $16 First tracts for $400 per acre, very easy] South. equip, hi terms, ie Hanson & Co. Now] 6068. Southwest Washington State: ar oe PTH? louthwes ashingto| 7 ri iit ; ‘air iv boing held at Centralia this| WAT DO vou URINE OF THIS? Keduced railroad fare on| Mast, Valley St. road except, paving. $1, beak na aCKE SOUTHWEST COLES & ECKERN, ty Leary WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY] Atfractive bungalow, Tot 40x10 709 Second Av., Room 16 Downs Bidg. $1,000, balance © $10 per month, Main 9 0 80th si ACR BACK OF Must be sold quick, S-room od road, for only $750; terms! bath, cement basement, furnace, a cash and $10 per month Rich improvements in and ‘paid, land for vegetables, berries rms, Owner, phone Ballard poultry, Come over today. ‘ake a@ Madison car and county] j fe la (19 boats ally) to Burke & Farrar'a office nd, al) 104 C y 7 eultivatl soll, ‘not & rock on the plac buildings, 20 registered Jersey cows, 4 good horses, pigs and chickens, 1 farm implements, Price $12,200; terms, 303 Ameri~ ean Bank Bldg. Ac Tisap county 5-acre chicken we ranches for $260, terms $10 cash, oultry, Go, $6 monthly, Wine for N, at once, Ole Hanson Co., Now) X paqueitat Tap lot n Annex, second floor, 0; vators, Seattle ponite Sykes’ Music School—Mandolin, tar, banto. ares instruments. Peop! 's Bank Ridge. i OVTICUNS TORR Spr Rraaate Optometriat 03 Leary Bulla Ing. Matn 2174 RAteNe. ATUONNEYS and Trade Mark Attorne 3s fn Seattle. 500 torney paths Mason, Fenwick, Lawre; Turke Rd vain h, 10 neres, 2 miles west of Centralia, in the Salzer valley, so: slashed, first class right on the county road $500; $26 $10 monthly, ; acres just trata, right slashed and Any ter 24 utaide of city at Cen- the street, Hos fine, ded, rice $400. acre at Centratia, right on the street car line, level and on a good street. Starting them off at $350 per acre, Is first class garden soll. Any terms. We also have some fine lots in Cen- tralia at $200, Well located, close in, Can make terms to suit, The wi RIP: THT * arunto. Tarte ATR URS sate that, nese are P Neon y? made” at Of : Liberty Blane trd_and Unton, PHVSICIANS floe Marion Ride’ Main tat ry rriwrer “To KIRKLAND On ey SANTTARIUM . SENT AND VATE FOO For rheumatism. Lakeview San tarium, 4026 11th N-B. North $56, dee ce cree LLY 8 AND RUBBER STawps feton diate offer wa modern home, trict; must be owne’ Madrona bungalow home, 35th, view, best district, full cement ment, furnace, sacrifice terma, Phone re ta W-foot Tots near Phinney av. car line, $200 and up, at $5 down and $5 fonthiy; eity water in, 206 TORAGT AND UPRANEEOR on Larnbert Peanator Co, ~aaccessoe Xo Witltam Jolly 207 Pino at LS CLOCK AND Wt REPATHENe Sa veany “TERTEKIASRST MTA ols, [eg ooeon. First 'and: sf Bi have several Fine Tot ro eridian av, $8 erms, Bird, North 207. ar Ravenns park, York Block. Anne 408.