The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1912, Page 7

AM JOHNSON GOES BACK — TO WORK IN CALIFORNIA ‘YORK, Nov. 6— ~Bull jernor Johnson today deciined fur held a war council) ther comment on the returns. national ge “Lam ge back to Califoraia to and then sent Gov. John-/go to work,” he said. defeated candi-| He plans to return from Oyster | | araeent, and Gifford | Bay this afternoon and leave for me Roosevelt ‘at thy coast at 4 o'¢lock. Sil Dixon, na | Despite defeat, Senator Dixon and Geo. W. Per-/ fairly oozed optimiam and enthual the eoaterece Gov-jasm toda, Y HOT, CLOSE FIGHT IN IOWA — Nov. 6—Returns,son by 20,000. The ives that Wilson had) | give no figures, The Dally Capital.) blican «standpat, and the Sale for president and Tribune, progressive, both say Wil @ Clarke, republican,!son ha woe from by 300 to 00.| been reduced. The| Both republican papers claim the ‘the state for Wit republican State ticket is elected. TAFT 12 IN MONTANA HELENA, Mont. Nov yng son's plurality in Montana will be between $000 and 10,000. Walsh, democrat, corre. for governor, and the i ee age ype all el and Evans—aere Thar pluralities are only slightly under Wilson's. Dixon, progres- sive, for senator, rem second to Walsh. OREGON RESULTS | °c. PORTLAND, Or. Nov, 6.—Elev- en complete precincts in Multno- mah county give Bourne 332, Lane 322, Selling 266 for renator. For congressman—Lafferty 472, McCusker 237, Munly 303. returns sas ti stow that Roosevelt has has the state Gov. Stubbs, for the Unit- » Saetadndietaatatninnineaae and the entire te-|® # LONE PIGEON FOLLOWS * * TRAIN * *® MAYSVILLE, Ia. Oct. 2— 5 very time a northbound pas- train leaves Maysville * he Great Northern coast * solitary pigeon leaves ®& and accompanies the * ie Hy ii i : 2 say the bird has not trip in three years and mpt as train orders. fails to end its flight a certain point Is reach- Fee . eeeeeeee ea 3 mE SSPE EE ES Ht * PRERERERERE EEE PAPER DECISION FAVORS MANDOT NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.—The Wolgast-Mandot fight was decided by the opthions expressed by the Sporting editors of the four news- papers here in favor of Mandot. The fight was without a referee's decision, and the wagers, amount ing to several thousand dollars, were to be decided by the papers. Two papers gave the victory to Mandot and one called it a draw. Should the fourth paper be for Wol- gast, Mandot would win by two and a half votes. Ed Smith, of Chicago, who ref- ereed the fight, said that Mandot must be considered a strong con- tender for Wolgast’s title. ‘Market feature today. from 370 to 275, to 202. UK FALLS, 8. D,, Nov. 6.—It Sd by bull moosers today has carried South Rot leas than 5,000. Re- Gaim Frank M. Byrne governor by at 50, while democrats aim A % Edwin 8. Johnson, ite, by from 2,000 to Pt LPHIA PASTOR CALLS WOMEN’S clubs “instruments women IN NEW SOUTH WALES go to jail rather than pins, G MACHINE TOOK THE place of a clergyman at a Mel- ‘® funeral. lg THIRTY-FOUR YEARS ig prison, St. Louls’ DOF BEING CALLED “Figs,” Max Figaezewski got permis his name to Grams. FOR DIVORCE.—August Kietel, Chicago lawyer, says his nose with a gaspipe. ED TO THIRTY-FOUR YEARS tn prison, St. g buretar” whispered “I thank you” to the judge — HER NAME WAS White, a New London, Conn., bride nothing but white at her wedding. Even the bride- Loul’s 4 W YORK CHINAMAN Mannign a Washington Chinese girl b conducted by their ents, after the Oriental fash- 4 ever, was suf! thy to insist f Pride. peters the ceremony, a = dat a NOVEMBER 6, 19: bd ~ SUFFRAGE WINS IN FOUR STATES — NEW YORK, Nov Advo-|record breaker cates of woman suffrage were de| Ono sta ~Wiaconsin--rejected |) INO STOP FOR COL. TEDD OYSTER BAY, Nov, 6.—Col. Roosevelt again took the cudgols today and faid plane for the continuance of hie fight. The Col, seemed much encour. aged by t t that the pro Qressives had run second. But the sting of defeat wae notice able In the manner of the bull moose loader. Roosevelt dictated letters and telegrams all morning. He announced that he was forced to go to New York for work at “the Outlook” office. The colonel is preparing to continue his attack on Elihu Root and three lawyers who oriticised his stand on the court of a ale question. QUIET NIGHT WITH POLICE Blection night was one of the quietest in the history of the local police department. Though there Was & rush on the saloons when opened at 8 o'clock and while @ were plenty of drunks, the wd behaved very well and there were not 16 arrests the whole night K Presence of large crowds down- town did not result in the to-be- expected number of robberies and holdups, At noon today there had been only two. The jewelry store of the Davis Brothers, 716 ard av,, was robbed of $300 worth of jew. elry and Mra. MoGeo, 1200% How- oll aw was robbed of $10.60 50. T. R. GAINS IN LOS ANGELES" Los NGELES, Nov. 6.—Three Hundred and forty-four complete precincts In Los Angeles county give Roosevelt 30,499, Wilson 24, 795, Debs 10,450, Chafin 2,054, Taft $60. This ts a gain for Roosevelt over the earlier returns. The race between Rell, repre- sentative, and Ralph Criswell, so elalint, for congress in the ninth district, ts attracting great Interest fell has a slight lead, but the count ie very incomplete, IN LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6 hendred and nineteen precincts, PPRLPADDLL wanted by gaonts w an ws, Phone Comtortable home Kenyon 116 i sive Baha A. Lee Lowls, Gonnulting chiro 346-7 Lady we RUPTUIE CORND; operation or dotent 20 ed fn from Ia A jabor; tion from Varvara Bye tom, b17 bites Bide, Beatels or BLADE anne OL 4th wy fet Nam d ping at s y wit in The Star ____ Funeral Directors. aking Parlors anne W. B. Pork- RUPTER WORTH & HONG, Firat ay a Flllote 949, RAAT tr war “s wr inerat plocen Hiliott 2464. 1819 Becond, Green- house, Beacon 9 HUTNS FLORAL CO, $i3—Cut fi University Undertakin 14th N. , North 21 ner 6 Poti oot tra Main designs | Lost and Found. emall change, spectacion, letters Tronnsd Mrs. lan Walls, Seattle Providence hospital Recetve $6.00 Dr. Harry Shaw's, 363 0 Wide olievue and Pike, lady's gold . lady's photo photographed chain bracelet with pad god as fob, $20 reward for formation. Main 2301 ind, wolght 60 or 60 last seen had collar BM. cut in collar with Di ad- Finder please phone Main Found. 6 sound mare, bald face, welght 500 pounds, 1911 Lander it itch, wearln brown hea Telephone 4. eyenigbt ws 4 Optiolan wi 4 zamination fre 27 Th hange pur Reward 5 nliata ¥¢ rs we Reward D—Mon and women to learn rber trade; wages paid while Jearnty Call or write. capital requir 414 Dalley ullding Five | lirtous with joy today, Four out of five states carried yesterday, Bet of the amendments striking word “ma from thi mn etiter tlons, and it was stated that Satur day's parade on Fifth av., to be participated in by thousands of) men and Women, representing ev- state in the nerd Ds would be a | suffrage yesterday. Arizona, Oregon, Kansas oo Michigan, bringing the total of states where women have all the rights of men up to ten, It wa agreed by the leaders that the real fenson for the defeat of the suf }frege amendment in Wisconsin, wae the fight made against the so- chaliets. Four approved womplete, out of 573 in Los Angeles eoimty give Roosevelt 60,580, Wil won 39,660, Theatre T want young Bullding. an to go into light ALLENS APPEAL RICHMOND, Va and Claud Alien, the’court officers at Hilleville, Va. iiott ¢ we ood ¥ ha at ron chine, ‘Apply 426 ee ae jie elty preelncts, Outlying district | sauaia RETURNS FROM OUTSIDE COUNTIES Olympia—Jim Brown, editor of | of Roosevelt. the Olympia Record, claims Hay Rolling Bay —Hodge 46, Lister 30, only a few votes ahead of Hodge ta| Hay 24. Quartermaster—-Hay 0, Hodge, and Brown concedes 25, Maley 4, Hodge 42. eels 42, LAster 35, Hodge Lister: |that Hodge will carry Thurston! county, Colby—Hodge 53, Lister 23, a | A long distance call from Ana- 33, Maley cortes shows that, while the pre Woodlaville—Hodge 61, Lister M4,}ctnew are doubtful in the city, Hay 32, Roosevelt 59. Hodge run- | Hodge is carrying the country pre Bing ahead of the ticket. cincts from 2 to 8 to 1. Bothell-—Hodge 110, Lister 80. Word came at noon FBremerton—It is claimed that) Walker, chairman of the progres- from Sam for senator; Stewart.| Hodge is running ahead of Roose-| sive committee of Snohomish coun-| /\""" velt in Bremerton. ty, that, judging from the way the Arlington — Incomplete returns/returns were coming in, Hodge show Hodge 104, Hay 35, Lister 41,| would carry the county by at least Maley 6. Hodge ts Feuning al ahead | 2,000. LEGISLATURE BULL | MOOSE The indications are that the next legislature will be composed of! & bull moose plurality, Karly returns today show that Ed Wright and Ww. home ceeeecen’ in the 42nd district, have been hopelessly both progressives and democrats, Tom Murphine and Dr, poser the ig progressives, baving a safe lea Congressman Stanton Warburton of Tacoma {s practically assured of reelection on the progressive ticket. No full returns on the con gressional situation in the Third district have yet been heard, but) Goodwin, progressive, leads in {ncomplete returns, Everett voted to go “wet” by about 1,000 votes. Bellingham voted |p to go dry agrin by about 500. Olympia voted to stay wet. Centralia | ying went wet. Snohomish again went wet. Edmonds went dry. Wonat-| (on chee went dry again. Chelan county went dry. ee eee wee their first v' this year. Dayton jin voted dry. Rockford and Kennewick went dry, aa did Mabton, Palouse, M: at Lake, Falls, Pomeroy, Creston, Davenport, Almira, Chelan and Quincy. Concrete and Vancouver went Mie = also Wilbur, Asotin, Okano Cosmopolis. gan, Brewster, Waterville, Chehalis and ——e ee ‘|LAFFERTY | HAS WON PORTLAND, Or. Nov, 6—Ac-|® city and his home state, cording to a compilation of state|* returns at 12:30 p.m, A. W. Lal | Se ee RRR RE EY ferty is re-elected to congress, Ben Olcott is an easy winner for secre-| MODERN elegantly furnished tary of state, John D. Mickle elect-| rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir ed state dairy and food inspector, Clyde Aitchison re-elected railroad commissioner, Robert Eakin re elected supreme fustice, N. J. Sin- nott elected to congress from the fecond district and W. C. Hawley to the first district. Harry Lane, democrat, and Ben Selling, republican, are still fight- ing for the senatorship. Jonathan FRourne, present incumbent, is hopelessly out of the running, IN DOUBT SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.—Bul- letin.—Despite confident claims of a Wilson majority ranging from 7,000 to 20,000, and practically a con- cession by progressiv that the state Is lost, all indications are this afternoon that the result as between | Roosevelt and Wilson is etill in doubt, and that if California does go into the democratic column it will be by a comparatively small plu- rality. Ahhh ee eee * * *% Wiltiam J. Bryan today tele- & * Wilson that the lat * ® ter had carried the Common & VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Sttk, Coste One-fourth 405 Arende Bik. Senttle, Notice to Bidders Notice Ia hereby given that th Port Commission of the Port of Seattle, Washingto: a receiv. Pots to if oe noon, November 14, 1012, at It fice, 843 Central Building, Washington, for t two million, thre fifty thousand dollars ($2,36 ‘al serial bond inwued for the fol- mprovement, —_ $250,000.0 Bast Waterway Improvement, $500,- 900.00; Salmon Bay Improvement, 276,000.00; Central Water | Fron mt, $250,000.00; provement, _ $1,000,000, Lal Washington treproverment 75,000.00; anid bonds bein: hi nominath of — $1,000.0 ad November 14, 1912, and ing interest at the rate of fou n COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6,—At noon |Opp-half per cent per anuum, pay~ today Democ' ratic State Chairman Bidders 1 vem it for any oT v -j|one or more of said between 125, 5000 sok 10060. Devlin ee ante tae te ee lay said that Cox's plurality over bonds Brown, for governor, would be cent. of the par Value of ti bid tor by him. All bids tout be slightly In excess of Wilson's plu- rality over Taft, Port of & lowing Cove unconditional, “The Port Commis- sion resery: ht to reject any and ail bid Full and detailed Information In ard to the tsaue of these bonds 1 be furnished wu appitcation %> the Port Gomminsion of the Port » office. #43 Contral ‘ashington, oattlo, Washington, this bth day of October, 1912. PORT COMMISSION, Ol Thi PORT OF SHATTI By © M. CHEN DEN, Pro ROBHRT uRibans Secretary, RR RO tote WEATHER FORECAST * * Occasional rain tonight and * * Thursday, brisk southerly * * winds, Te.iperature at noon, * * 47, i * Circadian eeennnns * * last March, who wore sentenced to be electrocuted bere November 22, ¥ filed appeats for a new trial PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY rm gy ght butte a Kante if don. f 4 phase. vermte i. "pe 10 bw Gy PRD, 6c, 8 ork oh See; home each, Re Ainsks by 355 ab 4 ckerel, % ring, § for 26; ok; King saimon bel- ie and bbe dos, lows creamery butter, ib, ¢ IDA $1; cream cheese, Io nut butter, 2c Ib; renovated exKn, 280 Oregon ranch oe We dom; mince mi ibe Ih; break: cheese, be each, cooking apples, © box; sweet orapges, 100 dos. Pri aa %.; bottle molasses, rn, 8 cane 25: nd macaront and is PAK (106 value); Ital a ‘pronce 3 Ibe, Coy _ rr * f Fat ver an + Always free. others fall, Dances Wed. ned Sat. SUBSCRINMRS.The date Ba. 0 ott 44 409 Hallard av. Phone t there tegnemen, on re be wiv jeather cluding ton, for $2.50. licated, Bchwarte, Block case, examina- Broken lenges du- Optometrist, pier mmage sale, second hand cloth- aes new nrticiog, 4612 Mead cit £60 business cards, HN heads, o velopes, for $1.60, ' Colonial Pre 1b" Madison, Kodak veloping, 100 Foil ‘size, Jacobs’ Photo Shop, P.-1. 0 our troubles to eer contractor, Bast ai Maas 2477, Funeral Notices LIPHANT--At the Queen City san bg pr 21023 1. Madison st., Cte ty, on Sunday, November 3, 1912, ‘essor John Christison 4 63 yoars, cM ae be held ber 6, epic deseo ‘te on, nesday af tornoc ember & 1on1 First Olo- from th ie ibutterwrer h & Sons, av. All friends invite 0. Powers officiating, Butterworth & Sons, Rey. J. D, Incineration, mortictans, Yates Wotel, Bisth and Pine. Free bath and phone, $1.28 week up. Griamental ir workers wanted. 1142 Sturgie road. He 4 in Wante@. owner furateh A X57. i led who are interested ne shorthand and typew ing zit gee Aix to their a Fant low hes. +f “Guaranteed in Poaitt maranteed. ‘Phone Main $20 Broadway. « women, ether ex- Derienced or tnexperienced, to work ae telephone operator = + lg ag | Qrd av. or 1520 17 tn ifie Telephone an Tete, a agers Isa Yee Reaatal BEG work, Free Public hes rah of. flee, 204 Liberty Bigg. Union. Bon't be idle. Deroy 7* an Mise Smith has Beat Employment otfies, ht Thira 4 sat Book and second maid. Nttice, Neat Th Peo) Situations Wtd. — Female RRR Renn nnn Will care for children any time or iA Pince, by day or hour. Ballard —. room house, Ashworth av. Ap: y our 1 6:20 evenings. $18.00 B oath. ~ Housekeep Apartments for Rent OpeYan nor, t Excolslor Apts. furnished: sth and Pike. Main 286i Hotels & Lodging Houses HOTEL OXFORD, 1920 ist av., x $5.50 per week , 1513 Second a ROYAL HOTEL 40 to The night 15 to $4. week, ~~ Board and Room home hom Ourt, rooms, » M. 4210. moa- cooking, nt special 0 ‘ome 1448 best care, Ballard 1688, wee Superior 4-room £ Harrison XK 3-re walkin, Anne F Goes Rooms PAAR GRAND PACIFIC He L116 % First. Rates 60c dally and up ~ Business Chances WIN sell lunch counter doing ineas, free rent, day, $50, Morris, fiat, modern, ful ta, $9. Queen ood rue ean distrie aie Bailey Building i 360 buya haif interest In gasoline Ughting, business, stato “agency. Bott 4917 Me LC SINKING | berty Bidg., unt of aicknoss, cle od location, 5919 Duwamish ay. YOU WILLA FIND NO RICHER BOLL THAN THIS which We Awe SELLING AT $25 TO $30 PER Ache This land tn situated in the vieint of Oak Hatbor, on Whidhy t which ts the finest farmin munity on Puget sco: It to fing ¢ free and, com owe hoot, ¥, tele- ete Your apt tell you that ng district can aueh very low prices, We will enjoy telling you all about the jand because we know it to be the best can buy. Very easy terms. WHET & WHEELER ok. a fing » not last Colman Bi ie AChE $50 CASH, $10 Pe Located west of the ¢ nine boats dally to market fare and cheap freight rate; also very close to Navy Yard, where farm produce ts always in demand; close 1 rd nele ahd de- Boil in ideal ultry oF berries, Iine truck Kye THIS TRACT IVFOKD, 1019 Third Avy. ) Office, $# Washington Bt LITTLE FAM ON TeRMB have @ fine tract of acreage 4, jumt off the road rkiand, within a short waik 6 ferry dock, x s and a new | chicken well, ote Price $1,150 $150 cash down and $16 a mth. Inquire for C. Hackw Burke & Warrar’s _Kirkiand ft ACHES 11 mites from th AT COLA? ter of # that you | ge ae ant Noun & Uitlee Tarnn Gibson Cha r, 610 Pike Modern urn ¢ _Wanted—To Borrow a Wanted—$600, on property ty worth $1,500, Will pay # per cent and feasonable commission Morris, 814 Batley Bidg. Main 4677. iG, BIMKING 224 IAberty Bide, Opp. 41,500 on & city, valine onto tion. miles trom d or vacant 60 to $500; payments» property, any ong oF short no delay Boston Bik oank, money 209 Mehihorn. elty action, coniraeta Morris, p »atoftioe, «. + BIMKIN Liberty’ Bidg. Opp. offices _Jewelry Co., $08 Becond If YOU NEED MONBY Loans on hourshoid goods, pianos or ‘Ainerican fen pee BE A Beto) For Sale — Miscellaneous & Pike Colman Bidg id hand violln for sale by rich loam # to etty iy short and malt water 50 CARH Third Av. hington ND walk to fine. beach PRICE $600 CLIFFORD, 161 Branch Office, 88 7 WHiIbuY- 14 acres, §-room b house- hold goods, Majestic range, splen- 4 locatto ¢ to choo! and store, $2,656 Langley, Want. TACKES—Tn good Toe a, only 1 mile from 1 i for $269. and $19 monthly. 1 want a ehicken ra close in, call and see & C. Giigen, 104 C Lorry tke ua FOFANS LAND 206 Located w ft 1 south of Bremerton nayy unty road, good farming sect plenty of work near ee $25 cash, 95 monthly, Puget Bound Farms Co., 605 Third Avy, ELECTION BETS ITED To apply on a piece of land north of Beattie at £55 per acre. This is a 6 to 1 bet that the purchaser win ____ CHURCHILL, BAST 6000. 16 ACRES $500 Good bottom land, with excellent Krove of cedar and tin Newberger, care ford & Co. M 7768 $3—HOT POINT TOASTER Tt _ Bound “ 1010 First Av. gE LECTRICAL a ier? doi 1 $ Cherr Mul- * and Sp. m Main “Zkts have a targe th For Sale — Livestock have 12 head of fresh milch cows nd springers, one f Holsteta and two that are milking; the bal are Durham, J y and Hol- ntire bunch nee for $65 per head. ipto the country Dy buy them for the money. iy hone Sidney 1000. © iyde Beven mhbred Jersey helfers for wale cheap. They are 2 and 3 years old, some fresh and others Sane fresh soon. Phone Ken- wood 214. ifeavy team for at once. ws Lambelt, sta Phone Beacon 135 aan Goaeified Directory on “pusiap clone tlea handy © Tacoma mar- 8 $26 CASH cuirroRD 7918 Third Av. ch Office, 88 Washington CHICKEN RANCH $176 Located close to Beattie. on county Rich, level land, plenty of ighbors. acres for 176, 26 cash, $10 monthiy. Puget und Parma Co, 605 Third av. Five acres close to clty, on your own terms This bas a iT ture, Phone Bast Ow! TRH KE Ga Have you « chicken ranch or small house with 2 or 3 lots to exchange 109 acres in Big Bend country? Good deep soil, ail in cultivation: food well, and fair butidings. t $85 per acre. all in cultivation, at aches in Canada, etc.) king & on savings a Beattle Branch, ee ee a HILLIARD AND POCKET TAWLES FOR BALE DP BEOONDs rom and Pocket Billiard Tables and bowling alleys and ac- Pe ee Cxtures of ali kinds, THE BRUNS- LL DER CO, 200- te 204 First av. 8, Seattle — CAMP ENTERS ane KK Ray, Will consider good |™ perty up to $4,000, Bal- e paid in crop paymen Good land and deep soll.” These e both gilt-ed propositions Particulars at 308 Liverty Bide For sale 0: ange for improved soreage north city limits, 2-2 acre in Ashland, Ore, well cultivated, plenty fruit, Orchard, berries, large new hotise, 22x38, covered porches, city water, no incumbrance, 8-39, care 3 Oney collected anywhere amount, persons located, secured. Continental Collection Co., 314 Bailey Bldg. improved ranch of 96 ores, house, bar utbuttdinies, 12 acres large orchard, well, pu owltry. imy lements. ee Clone to city, We know this tract thoroughly. the finest kind of sofl, natural growth alder and cedar, partly cleared and in crop, 6-room house, barn, ho chickens, farm tools. Phone, RK. DD. They raise the finest kind of celery, to- matoes, cucumbers, corn, berries, ete, About $1,200 cash, balance $ years 6 per cent, No, 1074. COAST LAND to. 1113-14 American Ran! 1. © SIMKINS 224 Liberty Bldg. Opp. Postofti Seen Tht ¥ YO! ee. The Snohomish Canning Company will contract for & years to pur- chase your entire crop at market Land in Snohomish county m yee to $400 per t #0 ood ir nd near Ma $60 per a od or 40 acres on Your Ow! OLE HANSON & CO. 31 16 ork Rik. City Real Estate $1,650 Why pay rent when T-room new hous you can buy a dation, full bas bath, best a 180-foot to Kastlake or is a short it This from Cowen park, Also a 3-room house on rear of lot, and only §100 cash balance monthly, Ail street and | Doulevard axsessments paid in full. HA, SCHROEDER, 216 Boston Bik, A BIG BARGAIN Fine level tract of rich black bot- tom land, with running creek, on tate macadam road just cast of the ferry landing at Kirke land, Price $825, Terms $75. © 4 '$10 monthly. Mr. W. this p can you can live on y Kirkland eridian car distance in Seattle, Brenneman at MONTHLY PAYM® Must sell at once, 4 fine tracts of rich black valley land, Seattle, all cltared and house, chicken house, water. Price only $880. 50 cash ane $19 monthly. y T WoMn fenced, artesian Terms Burke ne 408. Homesteads nen Homestead or desert claim relinquish- ment, Bastern Washington fruit belt. Risatest paras fered, Thomas Cral; 21 ever of Unton at, tie tach, Quran Anne oh mee, For Sale—Wood and Coal PALME ATA Harr WN AAT Tom cont, Wainwright & Metood. Phone ing 1's |G south of|~ Oty Detbe ‘Atcade Bldg. Criminal and iyi Private work; conaultation cont dential Elliott 3472. ea MAKE AvAnAURNS $2.0 wr vice of ny 3 oar ik Tee v, cogs Legal Aid aergau: lew cone cerning husband from. ealshine Men ‘Ainska bull Fewiaend Consultation free; hu: , wits, fe egy rights, collections, bank: __Fupte} ADVICE FRE! Joneph Allen. 405-406 Killers Musto ig. All Tegal Consul+ eas free. iio: e8, Milligan & Kuhn, Lawyers, 211 New York Bik. Probate practice's Bommer, Lawyer, ibs tad & a tion free. ne J. Bev ie, 15 est courts, —Of MUSTER, SIMEF Mus SIC: 10 cents. Plane ae- los, moderately difficult, Pas Des r Delibes; Slumber Sweetly, pring Showers, Fink; | Lat ¥ ndel Love, Sone Henselt. Music Co. 426 Walker Bldg. WALLING Piano G 00-208 Arcade Annex, second flodr, opposite ele- nas, Optometrist, 701 ing. Main 217 ee fatont ‘and: "Trade Mark Attorneys: 21 years 500 Central Bullding, PATENT ATTOR- Mason, furke Wag. Tie Pattern ® Te South, Best equipped shop. PHOTOG PRStos™~ That” pre 3 JOHNS OH N's Liberty Bldg 3rd and: Union, 206-7 on Bide. Main 9 PRINTER NOT BNL 10s Seneca. Mil< Sees AND WATCH Hes fountry atehimaker ora + 8; Jewels, 75c each; glasses, acobson, First and Stewart rte a No.