The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1913, Page 7

| ORR AEE REE ERE R EERE RS fe a federal bu {Bion @ Sam plante ae ay. and Union st, but fod offices ee , fo private: bu a ee gee ont from Townsend ¢ te, and off a sea all over Pion U.S. Assay office U. 8. Coast & Ge ave to fe survey O'Net, tt ts the land {aston wl Custodian bi Me save | avi service comr + alge age more to the fe hn floor Land Office Kick . g from the o at the puilding, you'd ne know that re was a fourth Tt bas no w vs, and its ventilation comes thr ough a from the roof s that the joves Js Bat eftice and the olvil commissioners and th oth think themoely conditions. was intended for l Marine Corps recrult § ond av. 8 Quartermaster’s depart Arcade building Signal corps Arcade building Supply and Disbursing Alaska division, Bu. of Education Colman building pruiting station s. office has re ie ten Washington, rooms {n some rat Mone ctvil service plans to move to Tacoma, pecessary abhadieltaliaibadicR.iaitedhalhads IASHINGTON, June 30.— trousers. Besides, trousers - They're going to wear are the only sensible things for real trousers, held up by women to wear, Trousers are guspenders, according to | much more practicable than Christian Dominic Hem- skirts and just as becoming ‘gick, a leader in Washington and stylish.” Mrs. Hemmick says she has fe says women of fashion made a canvass among her iil walk the streets of the friends and finds many women fagital within a few weeks | that think as she does in re guring “modified trousers.” gard to trousers. She balks at Hemmick {s the instigator appearing in them alone, but intimates that she is only awaiting the filling of orders left by her and her friends with their costamers. The women began trousers will be wide and loose and wearing socks, but and of any color or material, got over these things and but preferably of broadcloth, will soon get over the satin or silk. WYOR VETOES SELL FLOWERS Cottertii this afternoon ve-| have been brought to Seattle by H sathorising the mayor to apiece, for the benefit of the Antt- forerament « stenographer | | Dedic hospital. ? policeman for the) the speaks of it as a use| proceeds from the sales will be di a i attached to the | vided equally between the two in- a of a letter from Secre- | stitutions. of the civil service com- isin, showing that “it is impos- ile to secure a transfer of stenog- ‘The mayor urges the coun-| CR a beeen Ree are ‘ | ory An invitation f Women will again petition to all Grand Army comrad for an extra stenograph- a2 extra motorcycle police- attend. If the counci! fails them this| eer" NAMES EX-PRES. TAFT N BRING WOMEN) AS ONE REACHED BY WARTONE| NATIONAL LOBBY! Sen. Townsend of Michigan, | Congressmen Dwight, Tawney, Fassett of New York, McKin-| le: Illinois, Vreeland and Ryan| of New York, Overstreet of Indt-| ana, Dalzell of Pennsylvania and| Congressmen Bartholdt and Cal- der. Former Postmaster General James Gary, Curtis Guild, now am- bassador to Russia, and Myron T. Herrick, no wambassador to France, also were mentioned in the WASHINGTON, June 20.—An ex excutive session of the senate com mittee Investigating President W1) THEGO, June 30.—Col. 1. C @cean-going launch, the Will leave tonight for Es. Mex, to rescue American and children in danger of and war. Refugees will be Mouth of the Colorado ri Chairman Overman. It {s alle) they will be sent to Yuma Odile. Capt. JJ. M. Ross to repeat the trip from to Yuma as many times ¥. on the fest coast are committee July 9. leasily reached, and who were tn sympathetic reasons. Former Pres names Sen. Lodge of Massachu setts, James 8. Sherman, late vi | Sen. Nelson of Minnesota, Sen. mer Congressman Cannon of Til! jnots, Sen. Gallinge of New Homp * Burke building *® Engineer's office *) U.S. Pood and Drug Inspection * laboratory. .Arcade building * Forest Supervisor Sno- * qualmio National Forest #|plenty of offices to spare Henry building ®} 5 | 214 Ist ay, S. and Liberty be. * J Marine hospital office ® Central building *| Navy pay office * | lexeeseseens men to Wear Em! Real , Though lified Trousers, and Held Up: Real, Man - Style Suspenders M’ BILL) TO AID HOSPITAL Ten thousand petites fleures | a C. Henry, the millionaire ratiroad | fhe ordinance passed by the) contractor, to be placed on sale| 4 6 special meeting last) during Potlatch week at five cents from any department tm | tuberculosis league and the Ortho- land, saw them being sold for the m This ord!-| benefit of a hospital. He conceived pace | denounced by the|the idea of using the same little Wma as a “flim-fiam” bill,| celluloid flowers tn Seattle. The U. 8. GRANT FORTRESS, No. 1, Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic, will entertain at a progressive whist party Wednesday ATTLE’S NEEDS OUTGROW UNCLE SAM’S MILLION DOLLAR | GOVERNMENT BUILDING HERE RR ae ea) Yet that milli * FEDERAL OFFICES THAT & PAY RENT IN SEATTLE ® U, 8. Army purchasing com: “® inary \reado building & U. 8. Army reerutting office * building #® | $1,( oattle'’s fede bigger than the Cobb building, or the White building, or some of the other modern office structures, The Alaska building sold for that figure, ac Those Fine, Wide Steps s But, ah! Those other butldings office ‘ *®/have not the beautiful columns that distinguish the federal bulld-|* ing. And they haven't so many or such wide steps And the contractors on those oth Lowman bullding x ler buildings didn't spend more %|than five years to put them up. YOUNG ROBBER IS AN INVALID} Roy Diamond, the youth who robbed a bank at Glendale, Ore, and later gave himself up at Gold the crime while under the tnfluence of liquor, taken Beach, committe rec arrest. Y take art friend. SCHOONER LOST). Confirmation of the reports that which | {led from the Columbia for Syd ney, March 3, waa lost in the storm which swept the Southern Pacific about April 28, has been brought to by the crew of the Lyman |B. Foster, which was lost tn the/ same storm. The crew has come here aboard the Fijian. The Amer- feana was tn company of the Fo jter at the time of the gale. The | Foster crew abandoned tho boat |! on barges after battling tn the |} schooner Americana, Seatth storm for 16 ays. STILL AFTER HIM === Setting out specific instances of unlawful interference of deputy sheriffs, with strikers at Renton and at Ballard, a second recall pe- tition against Sheriff Cudihee h been filed by Attorney son's “insidious-lobby” charge to consider a lurid story of alleged lobbying told by Martin M. Mulhall o' ore called today by ffom there and Guaymas to|°! Baltimore was called to Y that Mulhall for many years was the active “field agent” and lobby- command {styof the National Association of the Paxinosa. He sianutacturers. Mulhall has been subpoenaed to appear before the Mulhall gave another list of |names of men who, he says, were fluenced for business, political or ident Taft's name heads this list, which includes the following other president of the United States; former Sen. J. B. Foraker of Ohto, Stephenson of Wisconsin, former \Sen. Aldrich of Rhode Island, for. ferred to the prosecuting attorney to determine “the sufficiency of| the charges.” The prosecutor's BiBGLA fillated organizations and friends to/opinion is not expected until Wed- needay shire Bes Init. Congressman Shirley of Ken-|« tucky, who is mentioned, says he/|e intends to rise tn the house and de- mand a separate investigation of Mulhall'’s charges. SAN FRANCISCO, June 30-—Flat shed charges by Mulhall that he acted as 1 lobby ist in Washington for the National Association of Manufacturers was repudiation of pub voiced today by John Kirby, jr., Day trip If subpoenaed THE STAR-—MONDAY, FIRST TIME, T. R, BIRMINGHAM, Thankfulnesa for terized as of thts parttoular JUNE 30, (Continued) IN vy (ey “tremendous value section of the Cqal and Iron Co, to be sw slowed h dollars spent on the steel trust ts the al building and site could have furnished a structure President Theodore Roosevelt CAU IS » who visited 00,000 two or three years ago and netted a handsome profit. Tus original cost was considerably un \ de PUBLIC MARKETS very person, or But the federal building clumaily more tracts Burke building ® | holds only a fraction of the federal offices of the government, while one of these other buildings could mmodate them all and have lar than represented THINK OF IT! |Good waterfront, clam beach and| pa: in. v and mettwurat hurned butter $60 to $76 Per Acre S cans tomatoes nN pickled pigs less than a mile 5 store, boat Iand to graded school, Come and got full particulars be- fore it’s all gone. Direct Boat Service | QuaLiry SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EX- PLAIN PANTAGES POPULARITY JOHN A. AMPS, 117 Cherry Bt. ~WHIDHY 8TAND~ tn sunny fouthern Whidhy ne improvements 81,000—CORN ER no on a doctor's advice, to stimulate his system, which was weakened by uberculosis, accor to @ letter wtee pock ved here today from ono of © men who talked with him after Every evening two box seat tickets to Pantages theatre are gi ung Diamond says he threw away his gun the day after the rob }bery and would have given himself up at once, but was afraid to show his head for fear he would be shot. The boy says he knew the cash- fer well, and that as he was pass ing the bank with a rifle the thought occurred to him that he could never get ahead enough to wsons, which was bis am ion, unless he robbed a bank. So robbed the bank, holding up his PORT ORCHARD 5 ACRES ied colmans. Your Improved with 3-room honse, chicken houses, good well: near name may appear at any time. room 202 Met, $25 CASH, $10 MONTHLY Call and seo owne: ALDEN TANT Yar county farming istrict or 6 timds tor the pri ACRES, $1,250 FINE FOR DAIRY AND ne EUlott 44 JLTRY $50 CASH, $10 MONTHLY at these branch * bottom land and seeded fine living spring with lots of This tract is on good road, anf handy to Seattle Madison park land office, or call at 104 When that 4 your subsertption has been pald tn advance in taken iy J the list t the address fave! ina eeesesseecee*| on this place, Por Tan oman by maf age: to our Kirk- BURKE & FARRAR, Inc. hat|e 104 Cherry ew FeBaY Ment Walt Bvery Wetnesday and Saturday yea ree: Tou can walk Stevens ‘Academy Fourth, near Pine bog jlenn Hoover with the county auditor. Like the first petition, {t was re porcelain Rent unt! Oc- wi “WPECIATIZE IN other An BRODERICK. sory examination Optometriat ATTORNEYS AT LAW F nr FARRELL,” “a0 N.Y. husband and wife Sommer, TOY Becond & cd THEATRE some even within the next 10 da = 5 AUTOMOBILES FoR TALE 1913 mofel motorerelee at bargain prices, all makes Meg ey ‘on easy monthi, Ber Sur proposition or you will reeret it in used motoroyectes joee stamp for reply “Ftatniiton's arty 1 DEVELOPING, _ Tacoba’ vist Shop, A motor boat fore Also bargaine| RALPH RiOw Write ua today ook chard ‘of ap from whar balance 6 per nt WEST COAST LAND CO. owe Tin CANADIAN BANK OF Head office. Toronto, 1113-14 Amertean on savings and time Beattio _—" GY. Holt Mer. 11—BILLIARDS & POOL TABLES|G0OD AGRHAGE TO TRADE FOR eee eee ee) GOOD LAND 6 ACRES FOR $875 $25 CASH, $10 MONTHLY This land lies nice, with a gen- tle south slope, which makes {t fine for a poultry ranch. ARCADE POOL HALL, Taylor, Prop 112 UNIVER- eeeeeen. Straight} from city, Englewood and Sammamish adapted to berries, RUNSWICK-BA 200-3-4¢ Firsts BOARD AND ROOM B AnD AND boats at Madison r Kirkland office or call 104 Cherry st, Burke & Farrar, owners. car line: excellent - ply TRICT or williIn buying a sh-| quest! Teasonable. soll and mparket for the pr in Fremont district rent two or three rooms fur ed for housek ee FORESTHUNST SUMMER Hom view | ter oll, and the market, espe Pe rerereeseceecssece eeeceerrereerecre on, O,, president of the organ- ization, who Intends to sal] tomor- row for a tour of Australia and New Zealand. Kirby will Jelay his 1216 Ninth av 18—BONDS, gity, adjoining free use of 300 Terma $10 cash, ine view tract WARRANTS AND MORTGAGES fe a sdvanced sinus Whe pines tect or hen iitidts, anaes, Tratment FOLSOM STATE PRISON, Cal, June %0.—The photo- graphs of three winsome little children, the baby sons of @ society matron, attached to the Slectric light cord above his prison are mitigating the terrors of the death watch for jacob Oppenheimer, known as the “human tiger,” and regard ed as the most desperate felon v od > California DIC) 2 ‘ ever confined in the SATAN. Bur s penitentiary, Ho is sentenced Pggeer le to be hanged on July 11, unless ana ali| further reprieved, for ‘assault ous upon a fellow prisoner, J. Wil- twee ant en's ayrctaiist in| 890. OR Ceaeiing te 8" aac Sent to him by Mra, Besste Reeiown, write are Hill of Chico, Cal, the solemn ne m faces of her little sons have &mtoty m; dundays, 10} aroused a remarkable revi ence in the man who was thought to be heartless. e ACY | Never having known a moth- AMOCIATE SPECIAL er’s love, and robbed, by early Opposite Totem| death, of the father whose com. Woah, radeship was the only family Chron. anase Pr BABY FACES MAKING * av™ | HUMAN TIGER’S LAST fs: “=2| DAYS MORE BRIGHT |: tle he ever knew, Oppenheim er, from his solitary cell, has lavished his starved affections | | | upon the trio of strange whom he knows only throug | fae-simile and a note seraw | by them to the man In strfy | We wish ‘t we could } you, but {t is too far,” ran the note That was all ry night the condemned man clasps It in his hand as he goes to sleep. The writing is al most worn from the paper. He 4 will carry it with him to the gallows “Little strangers they ar said Oppenheimer from his cell, “but I seem to have known | them all my life Children have alw brought the few bright spots Into my life Mrs. Hill, a perfect stran must have known this when she sent the picture of these three little fellows—-sunny little chaps, whose lives are just budding as mine is at an end.” HANSON & CO. rk Flock -___WE BUY AND 10 ACRES EXCEPTION AT) a aooprrLLow BEST LOCATION IN CORN Ke, for Stall 0, butter, egms, 02. 717 American IN suitable for man and reason for #ell- | 8125.00 Weve acount | 48 FEMALE HELP WANTED This property : 8, WINSHIP & ADAMS ‘ * eabaum & Ping | Laundry. CARPENTERS n 7 Fepaira | WANT — 23—CHATTEL & SALARY LOANS| Qornn of atte ee ¥ LOANS, CHATT tt ne-Half of Others’ 81 TARGKMRAGM COMPANY | phone & & Piko| ~ DANS some Sound rn Bank JU com no red tape Call _CHICKEN RANCHES RANCHES ANTS ACREAGE ma Interurban for E fine bargains in ranches and! water free CHIROPODISTS A.W Kilne, a7 Mitel Vide 16 VS PRASTER, WOOT Int, 44 Bide. for Walk |27 CHIROPRACTORS wey iva T0 6 tive Aronde loft iis CITY REAL ESTATE jist your wey wien HAP BUY, CariTo riet-—6 " good or better tn every “partteu- | - - B-room cottage, with garage; % Mt an) block m car line: North ind exceptional buy. Main 6208 J. & 66 401 Central Hidg. Mair 5 Pou PAINS AND CITY we AVY. aie Bprengle-Hooper ne tral Wide Male TO-DATE 6-10) paved atrost, $2,600; 1¢ nie: all, Impro ements paid but ne ON TUESDAY, JULY 1ST Wo will offer in these columns the largest clowe-In acreage snap of the Tuesday. It will pay you to walt THE REALTY LOAN & BANKI COMPAN rs, W acre, gage rowith $1 Improved VING, HiGh CO8T U. & government report shows My ing cort on the {norease, and will continue upwa Solve the prot lem: met an acre (equal to 14 lots 252x106); good soll: out of high tax istrict, 16 minutes’ ride; north of University Chickens will help make your small payments, Owner North End Renity © 415 Batley Tide TLEVARD AND 6 mt, grand view, easy pay men Muir & Co, 212 N.Y. Blk. EKOOW WOK, ON COT toxi00 TO A 16-foot alley. on Fauntleroy ay BARGAIN about O1,b00 th. at nine, SEE THIS TODAY oF Boce Sens. ACREAGE AT KIRKLAND Nice lovel tracts, with fine ylew of lake ni ate on good ronda. clone to *, stores and ferry Sock. “Wine tor the city man that wants plenty of room for a gar- den, fruit, hickens, ete, and stil) work in town; 19 boats dally, 18 rides for $1.00. Nice tracts in our Division 10 for $276, on terms of $25 cash, $10 monthly. NOTICE We furnish umber for bullding on terme. To see these tracts. fo to our Kirkian’ office or oail Cherry at. and we will take them. Durke & Farrar, BUILD A HOME AT AUBURN We will sell you a tract of ground, nothing down and no payments |” for 8 years, if you will build. OLE HANSON & CO. New York Block lot, sewer, water and eng at your door, Lake av. near Dearborn. 2 myments. Muir @ Co, 312 i ue ban aright & Ml end Respectable piace to borrow money on monde an rivate 5'Co., 403 34 $2 __—~ COLLECTIONS WEDIAETE COLLECTION Cy. 07 aR “sonaaltation (33 CREMATORIES 9 for Still fine boat rid FEMALE HELP WANTED MIAS ou IVERn'*® RAY #TIOT hi) OnOTe 7 1126 27th av apartment| Oe erhinn te puna HONS, ros rhy Mtsrc mn Don't” buy before 47 FEMALE SITUATIONS WTD. DAY NURAEKY ° FLORISTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS MITTLESTADT and embalmer 1766 2 UNDERTARER Mason Tae dertaking Par hit WwW ADAMS & BROOKS. KEG: IST ED ent Atiorne “7 B ei PATTERN MAKERS BATTLE PATTERN WOR 1 Tlie PERSONAL—MEN SRWORTH & SONS 1921 FIRST AV. 6 mortunry establish 4. Phones Main and OLD GLASS & ENAMEL SIGNS HOUSES FURNISHED FURNISHED W OF BAY AND| BEAUTIFUL VI $10.00 PER MONTH RENT “Mttle S-room cot A cony, motern high priced, | tage, furnished with brand new nice garden. strawberry patch everything necet Fast and commodious steamers Calesta and Verona F of north end of 1 good accommodation Mad , at $:30 and y Island. A the park, in- irn to Sea at 9 p. m Get tickets now, 1223 n Bldg. Telephone Main 94--MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL piled on 4 Union, Amore, 2 PATENT ATTORNEYS REYNOLDS Yess 1S” ‘ent f HIN, VATENT ATTORNEY Contral Bide DP. WARKINS, PATENT ATTORN New York Bide Main Firet av ain BOAR t equipped shop 914 CIVEN FOR $25 Catarrh, Rheumatiam, Call or write DR. BRODNAX #07 Third av. Between Columbia and Marion Sts Office Hours, 9 a m to # p. Sundays, 10 a m to 12 m thene furnishings at a big sacrifice 709 Second av vO. HOUSES dessa thas oad DKW 115 PERSONAL—WOMEN 3-ROOM” GOTTA Gapieel HM! district “8 Fi 00—4-ROOM COTTAGE. paved street #11 24 8. iT EASTLA Toom house for one or two famt!- Rolyston av. N BACCO HABITS Evenings only by CARD READING; ENGLISH AN wedish: Indie D only. “Wash- ngton nth S Hanson, HIPPODROME ACADEMY, DANC- ing taught tn 2 lessons; private class Apply office. ooo 116 PHOTOGRAPHERS se ARE MA DE Drs 213 Linerty, “te Third "ad Union. —_————— 117 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. cored by hypnotiom. Telephone Elliott re a ende Tide AURDRIES NDR Family washines. 20 pounds 60 cts Phone Fant 8696 80 Tivestock FOR SALE Henry, nd, | HO BT Truehioot Ph. DM _——_——— 118 PLUMBER HYST BROOCH, si—ceeecnenl BATH TUBS. SINKS ake nat Secuon rt Arlington Hotel p ST. COMFORT STA- trFT IN PIKI pleare call North 1911 BUTTERWORTH & SONS —————— |Creamatory, Cotumbartum and Mauso- f tnformation and — it booklet on $f plication Phon. pnd Biltoty 949 iett rirst 42 ELECTRICIANS BOTRIC CO, 38 ¥i at Blectrical supplies EXCHANGES ANTED mobiles, diamonds, notes, furniture, in ex- for good real entate. Mutual Life Bidg an automobile. Wm. Geerts, 515 Ortental Rik. FROOM HW 3 MINTTHW RIDE ale or lease by own- n terms sultable to purchaser, or exchange for 5-room cottage. A-109) Th Sta FURNISHED HOUS lot or launch two important confront you—quallty of The Mt. Vernon district @: both particulars. for dairying, 1s the best In Wash ington, really at your door, That's why the datry Industry there ts rowing so rapidly. ‘Two con- densors ontablished and a third under way; also or gives it the value. A dollar in- vested in the Mt. Vernon district is sure to grow. Work for my set tlors in an additional advantage. 15—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES| f am now selling my 3,000 acres, 4 fi.| miles east of Mt. Vernon, on very easy terms. See me or write H ERS 800 Third Av 60 per ne f nores for $300: terms $10 cash, fth N FRCHANDISH STORH, Ha-| $5 monthly. Others are solling business;| mame land for $100 per acre. Tuk- Come tn OLE HANSON & CO. ow ik Block >» €or moulder at once. Independent YOUNG WOMEN TO WORK as telephone operators; experienced oF inexperienced; lady tnatructress, with le in charge of a comp school for train. A ing inexperienced women. iis pal LOANS) White learning. Apply the Paci(te Tele legraph Co, room 10, 1118 | women for glove department; good "| opportunity for bright young wom- Second and ColumbiA en to secure permanent sition. Apply erintendent Panton-Lon- don © Kinnon Brom, Sumner, Wash. Phone Ballard 13 FIDENCE IN WATCHMA aye money and Cleaning, $1.00 Jeweler that always well ACHINERY FOR SAL ) MACHINE MANUFACTUR- fifth floor Manufacturers’ Px ghange Bidg., MALE HELP WANTED ‘omen, learn the barbe —~ Rather choot oer THERE Is A NEW AGRIC pertingte 223 Occidental MEN'S SPRCTALIST DOCTOR W. D. WALKER 20% Epler Block, 818 Second Av. Chronte and Inf. Consultatic 9 te 5, Tto 8 206-7 Marion fide URTATYR 216 Second & iG aD 7 Seattle —_—$—$< 119 POULTRY FOR SALE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS This year’s hatch; all ages; also R. I Reds and Buff Leghorns year-old laying pullets SPEC TAL SALE » make room. A HORTON 418 Mutual Life Bid. un Main whoa dae Vint Loans M Refore buying or. ne. nee buflatn, GRO_A_VIRTUR CO. Roston Bie. See Bort CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS Grand Trunk is welling fi ¥ more aniesmen can be used to Fort Fraser Sel)- good ndvantagce 916 American Bank Ing Agency. AN EXTRA CREDIT—SsPr- * Braparatte on_ for ‘aaticlancy exams | CHEAP, WELL INF: Fi expertenc ° unneces: AY. ny Wants men and women to learn the by wares paid while leaming ‘ mertes. The| he Estabiish earning power of land ts what a AT’ rench and Spanish, $1 per hour Phone Kenwood 20. > ground on Fauntleroy magnificent Piped sprin WEN, FINE. ectcneTeacte anm ste NOR MCA $1 MALE SITUATIONS WANTED | WANTED, BY YOUNG 164 WATERFRO “|W ATERFRONT MAN, 22, PO- Write to 2642_ age 19 years. 6450 Harnes av (ee 192 MALE & FEMALE anata i parties from 4 stove furnished free pe TL LT | cS & ACRES 5 HOOD | OA Sundays all day. : eS *- —MISCELLANSOUS FOR SALE PIANO BUY excellent paunlity t D one. at Tacoma. Kellingham, y. Wy Griggs, 1622 LET — ROOMS. $23 Se i housekeeping, roome at low prices: also single and double sleeping rooms, 2010 Western a ing rooms, Howell sient a steam hh sentictn Rented, artis Howell 134B~ SHOES REPAIRED a “THE A s _—_— 137 STUMP PULLERS Pacific Stump Puller, 11? Westemay ——— 148 TRUNKS es on ee AR 1331 HE Sa Ni Cor, Second Ay. and Spring Basement Cheasty Ride. St. ee 149—-UNCALLED-FOR CLOTHING UNCALLED-FOR SUITS AND overcoats, $2.00 and up. Bring this ad with you and get 10 per cent discount. 1017 Pike st. 159 WANTED ell ABE tL USED VICTOR AND MBIA records. Give price. A- ToL, care Star. FOR SALE An {deal country home and a mighty good t hree lots, Froxiso improved, and a good 4-r¢ house, situated on the most beautiful’ spot on the Duwam rive 25 minutes’ ride from Occ on Ta- coma interurban, For artioulars F, W. Chandler, 1400 Danner Investment Mk 1s THEREBY é tnership here been outstanding accounts: aus the firm are payable to Gordon Phil- lips, who assumes all bills payable and resumes usiness, (Signed) HINER ae ‘PHILLIPS,