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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Alphabetically Arranged for the © Ventence of Gur Busy Readers Be Classified Ad Rates 4 Bffective Jume 1, 1014 for price of & ‘Tram « CONTRACT RATES (Count © average words to month. daily, per itne months, dally, per tt months, daily, per line Months, daily, per ttn Stated Space Contracts Hines « week, 1 year... $0 Vines & week, 1 year Hines @ week, 1 year $1.80 1.46 48 tines a week, € montna $9 lines a week, € months Mines a week, 6 months, ror) Open Space lines within 12 months 64 lines within 12 months ¢ Hines within 12 months > Ine nted line, per 140. a mon 1.89. month] per per! Mnes within 12 months, be per mation call Main 9400, Caan ade, 1 cent a word a day, ¢ Inver the tine) tne} ‘our phone” property ‘TORNEY CONSULTATION FREE. 406 Bilers Music Bide Mt G. Farrell, 49 Taterest allowed on savings Roome « 0. ch, GV. HOLT. Mer easy payments. ~ BALKE - COLLENDER S. Seattle. , is. S114 Fisliera ae ing and repairs M i. Ty fi LOANS Sd Payments. ‘Co. Bank Bite. 4th ant Pike Roach, 7 Mplock, ‘Recond und. Cherry chattel loans phone Math 1999 at 207 Northern New ; Bitiott P818 eaente Lamp and Steym Cort money on rates: prt rs in ool Tie Seatuat Lite Bide. ple's Mank F WAN AAA enn WANTED Wake nan All atyten, NOTICE YEOMEN EXCURSION” AND DANCER Yeomen and thelr friends are tnvt! oS FATEORE by Ra Donah Ament vTAIN i hoa N to 4487 Aurora av it WAGs” WEP AIR i—Fwo auto tres be ine netittoy FURN GO : FACIFI® COAST FORNITURE CO, BL FURN GO AmNTOS FOR ” W, Miller used care at fair prices. Pine st MOTORCYCLES N Wright une way Phone Bast 472 ry Front doors a-ply Crafteman 4 Complete tinal dow nets Outside door Insite door frames Window fram PAINTS, TUWHER. MOVED iit FIRE ee Pike at, MISCELLANEOUS _ consumer absolately ok at theae prices X-panel doors, fir veneer doors i v ARTI Fo ORDER phone number DTT FRG: Tw Tae: om, RATA. Rtar 7 Tine Ri Wain SALE | Tallon & near Mroad- the our rvarant o* de fintsh win so.80 frames ROOFING RUILDING PAPER. BUILDERS HARDWARE ASK FOR CATALOGUR NO. 21. oO. BR WILLIAMS Co. 1042 First Ay & ‘ . Phone Main 19 SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTE of National 1627 Fourth ay. Tepalring; beet guaranteed Co. cheap. secsed condition, Mason RS low prices, always on hand: | Gentil vervion: satint Cash Register nine Beat 950 velveta, seamicas, for Wanted Brig Apply tween 6 Maveral Nigh school er the advertiatng nt future for th Want Ad Dept nd ¢ pm appearing young ates preferre business. ‘ rere rere 20 MALE SITUATION Marrie: work at Kixoume a tela 22 Newly modern tet dren ” Was! Younes iy rimony Soap Lake baths, mi 1498 THE WRISTOL a with family, must nothing refused. Atar PERSONALS ~ y tne of & nam nity, I need the operator to ® throughout; strictly 0 per week and 60 cents and up. “ furntahed sible business man in © obtect Adare matrimony . Botton Root for delayed per! Money refunded if tt falls at Raymond Remedy Co, 17% ¥ looal and rietly _confiden of means Wieh to mary Correspondence only - Rond, 1107 Fifth ay, Seattle n wih “Te ow hoy widow sultable object mat Widower, 80. wishes to meet with ehtid or without Address Yor! Mike PERN FIRED Haht, magnette treat- 1 Union. Apt. Malled free. Toledo. Onto. nfinement Altx Hotel, Whyte Third ay Biles Wallace Rupert attendant, mas aging) bath; alcohol rub Green Hotel 14 Pike, room 7 Ike to fe eet working «trl, ame matrimony If desired R#1S, Star Gorn each: Indy operator. Vapor, Temoved without palm. 6 4 trd av. iv. 18 years ola clothes and ao siectric ‘cabinet bathe; eradwate masseuse Mise Gray, Room 122, 1411% Pitre v. Spits puppies, crosed with boll Make fine waich “segs. Houseboat for sale cheap, foot of Wikhth | Inquire 711 North fer Tadies— trhve 132 2 ve pe Hy Madame Crane, ith av me REMOVED, OeFOnMED nosen corrected “ Arcete Wide ‘Westlake Eiltott Record Exchanges ni ifety New process, 1409 208 N. TTth ot. pied on purchase Meyer-Toner, 814 rete. ii ith av. near tnton. NEW TRICKS AND PUZZLES JUST RE-| ‘or ad. 116 Reventh av. if CEIVED. Trick & Pursie Co. 1118 Piret aa ee oe EN house for musteal instruments | Mies LoulaeMassage, aleohel rubs. Musical ert Arcade Hotel, 1214 — rR otel Paxton. Tht 1148, for best roome tn city, ae rig op Private toe ee te Rast © 19th av © ‘Phone Mallard 1787. 7 Third. Office 4. jummage sal corner ORT ACQUAINTED BOCTETY " NANEA er Tadter’ suite conte, $1.08 Up. and addresses, TIP Pine et. Ladies free mond Transfer Ca. day end nlent eer: | Wice-Kinder masaage Tid Trion Rolie aroctatiot on | View. M3251. Fast #51, 811 Stewart. | “ig tdi aa senna cael [ASAHI pore gdoe 9 ise Thies Main [Tce boxes for sale Wo Bs 1 Roe Rr ae Bisping ies 419 Pine st. | FOAP LAKME HATH t0) LInERTY NLD a avanaugh's $2 00 10 iret av 9 LIVESTOCK. | Scns pe WATCHES = DIAMONDS | Sor sale, cheap. good horse, harness and | Mise Manleuring 1100q At the lowest prices In the city. SS tiaites 28 yeary. te Ductnese ere & HUNTER WATCHES AND. DIAMOND DEALERS Mott oman Lawyer Do Lyon ane & MPS. By Machictate. Dice and Toole Made | Tovantions Deveinned Spectaities Mada 1 For Saie—Family cow Beattie. hy, Beacon 2581 ington; at! marked: A takes the bunch. 7021 Johneon. 1 jon; have no use For” Sale—Rrown ion cow, trea milked. Phone Sidney 1212. pril chicks, #80 1th NW. I praction; con-|€ Kelierstraus Orpington hens and rooster thoroughbreds; also Guinea ples Bagicy ay, Steen Lake BOATS Waleed deck crulesr, S4a8. Main 17) ARR AR 14 LOST AND FOUND ietan Monument Co O., 516 Third ay Madtvon at rane Auto vans, fireproof ere. reduced froleht 0 jO— Cay) Weber a35 Viberty Maw, OFFICE FIXTURES USED DEBKS, chairs, ete. department. Herald Desk Co., Third av a SAPES Real bar- gains fn our exchange Renton- 1518 Main i223 AS. G HOLCOMB. 218 BURKE BLD ANG Found “any agates? Hemember we have the finest equipment tn the Northwest for cutting and poten’ ing agates and Symons, 205 The jorton Trust Savings book 1963 Dexter Horton ‘Trust and “savings | e233 Hinckley Wik. or North ies ney. secured or ae refunded. Pate 701 Central Main 5088. Free book on patents is & Brooks, torneys. 64% Central Bide. Tegistered patent at- lason, Fenwick, Lawrence 422 Rurke hid made at HINSON'S $13 TAherty Bae ANS A she ci D Br_ Ashton, 614 American rinary diseases. ere ECTAL DISk. wi Third and Union w Bank Bi Practice limited to biadder, kidney and a ¥ Bt Arthur Crookall, 412 Green mide Br. Grant Tucker, 204 Globe Ridge Fourth av. Seattia TOF Fietie- i300 Pirwt av A> Ailiv, Moston ise Pitth ry 2 Pacific Coast Stamp Works, Mt Phanea—wilintt 2448, Bi) Drv. tireptoat ral Storage Co. aa & 105 White ‘Aholm, 1201 Meventh pBaliard 681, WEDDINGS: rage warehouse. Bide $10 Boocial affections men and women PLONnERS ot Qivtman Plumbing & Heating Gore wit Pe Main @ i NR Main 197. AKT PAVFIC AR PARR F_T. Oventus, 146 MankeT at Fi = Canoe Wants Owner wi pay for ad. 3701 B 4) p.m. iil entity and Sth at, after 6 17 Female HELP WANTED SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, cooks, chambermaids and housemaide. 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS Third av, needs Woman Wishes position, cook, chamber ment Addrene R-812 work or other employ eit waitresses, housekeeper, Star. 19 MALE HELP WANTED BAR in and women to ber trade; wages paid Call or write de School, AV® MONEY at the NATIONAL. Occidental, corner Main. Handles new and second-hand clothing, tools, guns, trunks: jewelry, Alaska outfits, Bring cant Aiscount tt " ita for $157 Bi they nell them upstairs, second floor Joshua Green Bide. THOMPHON @, 4TH AND P COLLEGE o learn the bar. while learning jain Store, 373 aint Upataire| w de, FUP HORE corper opporite court ho CALLED -VORC LOEHING MOLER BARR 7 Wants men and women to learn barber Wagon paid while learning. ® fving and repairing with patentable dolph & Co., Patent Soll ton, D. trade, Ocaidental Av 4—Relinble boy, newspaper route, __paper Association, 1 NG carn $30 wee 9am to 1422 with bi Apply German and truck Fourth wiite Ran- eltors, Washing ieye Sixth ay ly house you want i vertised in STAR WANT oa Pickers wanted—tin Fox 22, MeMitl your eating bill ly for informatie Eats mee ee eS SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS and man * faire, Jour- md ail events of lite, Tf you are worried of discouraged Jenaant domestic conditions financial affairs, consult Mme. Hoff- Parlore T14 Madison st, All mat are treated tn confidence Hours 19a m tof p.m English and Ger- man spoken, LATE OF NEW YoRrK Ordained ttance medium. can be consult 4 Gatly on all ma She One wit mente. Fria o'clock: ner re of importance. will tell you frankly your condition. visit to this remarkable medium repay you for many disappoint- Healing and message circles and Sunday evenings at & Low foes. 1122A Pike at, cor Minor. ny oIrrE. a NLTABLS GLATRVOTANT, read Souneror consult me and If troubled or Windsor, Sixth Union. Apartment 118. jer. palmist. Phone | Madame Prank ~Noted ciairvoyant, card render, paimist, 260. 1821 Third. Motet Bybee. and Savings| PROF, CORDEL PHRENOLOGINT, palmist. 918 Pine at binck ieather | Madam PDs Tie and toe. Finder re-| 1600 Sev ‘ W., or phone thy: ont rn now thy de OP RENT, Furnished. For Rent—t-room modern cottage, tu $16.00 N. 380 $25.00; unfornished, i flose in, Phone ¥ 25 FOR RENT. ‘Unfurnished Ne near BE. Madison, $10.00 2299 room, modern, upper fiat, ind, Queen Anne 26 HOTE JOUN STANLEY, Mer _HOTELS » OXFORD I Fh Biltott Tiarrington, 1618 Reccnd. $2.00 week up 27 F xtra Carne. preferred Clone roome {317 30 STORES and OFFICES|" URNISHED ROOMS large, newly furnishad front room, #00 Madison. 2 ors men. ¢ a |. "92.80 up. nicely tarnished th 426 Se in, Firat a Par week, $2.00 up. RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNIBN- ¢d and unfurnished hounek sleeping some at very low rat Western a Furnished hourekeoping and sing! roomn, walking distance, 911 Seneca st. Ki Hott 494bM. i Single, double, 606 sixth, 38 WTD REAL ESTATE Wanted i acres walt water front within 16 miles of Amith building; must he a bargain O' Dowd. A go nd terms, Address Mrs. Mo STAR WANT AD will into over 45,000 homes town, near Neattle, wants) meet lady not over 36, with no oht SON ae Ate This tract ie in m well settled district “| eloae to echool, sawmill and neighbors 004 roads, cannery and creamery el to land it i a a to REA RO Re, STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1914. Wj id h Mi a Al 40. BUSINESS CHANCES (e) Alen half interest tn auto machines fn good Thie will stand therough ton, Will pay you to in If you are leo! A PEOPLE'S REALTY & BROKERAGE CO. Union, corner Fifth. 40 BUSINESS CHANCES Wanted—An idea! Who can thinw of some simple thing to patent? Protect wer sates: they may Bring yo Write tor entions” and “He ‘oa Your ent and Your Mone’ mpany, Patent Randolph & € Washington D.C wll my milk wagon route; Foal enap for sight Must have $560 © n 168 Reacon A Toine away team and party orneys ah piace tor pou. Op for right. people. For in- formation write 1. ©. Sawyer, Jr Bn- chose 2h cents coe eee B MORTGAG) 1m to 4%. “tuliy necured. for eae by Jom Thomas Co. Ine. 108 Cherry ot LAKE wi PROPERTY Burten, no. TL Lien fine; very terme. A. K. Wylde, 412 wl TON IN 4 canard on this page Js sure toreach the person you seek THE STAR PHONE MAIN 9400 Ads taken Ly phone 588 Empire Bide | Take advent | For tale Will on. 44 BEV Saree good wall Relinguiahment of PAGE 6, REAL ESTATE “LITTLE IMPROVED _ HOME heres! sidewalk right to door: very rtoh. level land; owner took prize for finest rawherries; lots of fruits, raspber Diack berriea, eurra room se; modern; city erand ‘ PRICE $2,000; $600 CASH AASEN & SEXTON COMPANY Riltont_ $347 D HOME schoo! and *, ete water from aetual buyer, either for eash terms, Might consider some exchanes. HOLMES & HARING Kecond and Madteon BUILD NOW © of low prices 1 wilt furnish plare for an apartment or bust nese buliding, secure sufficient money and erect bullding for & per cent of oe W. NOYES W, rehitect and Mutia Hoston Wk house, worth #2 owner, Walter Barrett, ae HOMESTEADS tine fruit and land: a! lee #1.100 for entire t opt good, clear Rent?! or land cont Address soll; on main county road; one mile from good town, Junction of 2 railroads; ready for plowing: ytel Tots, S208 wheat: finest fniand eltm SRarth 437 New York None. Write for aS ACREAGE ~ MA Bt Ry, Seite Wash, 47 FARM_ LANDS WE ARE WRITING DEEDS EVERY DAY TO PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT LAND From ue two and three years ago Ther never missed thetr email monthiy pay- ment, and now the high com of living does not worry them. Those living on the land are making @ good living from Mt. You should do the same thing. At Granite Falls we have some extra good land at $60 an sore, It te level, and the oot! ts good $10 cash te you need and then a few dollars a month. Come in and ase us about this It In better than a savings bank, because you can live off of tt OLE HANSON & CO, Phone Biliott 222%, 814 New Fors UB 15 ACRES FOR $525 $40 CASH, $10 MONTH aeres good, rich soll: iles gravel; ‘grass and wild pea hich of man's head; very easy to clear; close to good town: plenty of work. Reo fA. Uhiin, 1118 American Hank Ride. ~~ tO THE HOMESERKER ~ WHO WANTS TO MOVE RIGHT IN 10 ACRES $400 $25 CASH; $10 MONTHLY s With this tract we will A barn and fi improvements aw for some one who ve right Into. ‘The tract ts very light. ND FARMS CO.” 6 RY SMALL LAKE We have § acres of bottam land, with A asmnall, fresh water lake, comprising about half acre; ideal for garden or fruits, The soft fe a rich shot clay bot tom land, and easy to improve; located 2 miles from the Dest amall town wost of Beattle; 60 minutes from Seattle by boat, with trips nearly any hour of the day. You have a market for everything you can raise on this tract clone at hand PRICE $500; $50 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALR, Inc. 1019 ‘Third Av. 109% Firat §, 10 ACRES Ail good wall; cleared, some bulldings; nw 1% 5 to respon: feet, on city limite, $600 n a 120x120, level, Sound view homenttes, out Ziaska ballding. desk foom $6.00 month,| pide city limite, ne _Main 7 ‘ : es boulevard, $1,600 | For itent—Large, Weht, airy, clean wtore-| cleared roam. 814 Fike. $i9 month £s . ; a R PAN ADAARAARARAAAY | 59 A and Madison. % HOUSEKEEPING RMS. $ You CAN'T BEAT IT 10 acres of rich loam foil; part bottom Hea nice, with running water all the yenr; In once of the best districts near the elty; for only $200, on terma, Phone Piiott #828. B14 Ni 28 acres, half mile from Some exceptional Buying one of t GROCERY ILLS Grocery bills are higher thie month than tast, and will be stil) higher as time ee on. Why not get a little plece of { tales enough for your own needs to sell; give your children the There food stuffs you can raise, Prices going higher dally, We offer &, 10 and 2O-acre t good land, tree from gravel, f OLE HANSON & CO. Tork Jus RICH LAND CHEAP That Will Make Good DAIRY FARM 40 nores rich alder bottom; cleared joining clty limite ftreet on two aides. y terme. We valley: rich, diack red; 200,000 feet fine timber; running water. Price $800 oary terme acres cleared; rich sof! road; fine creek. Price $100: # bargains in ranches in Oregon at #10 per 18 DOWNS BUT 709 Beoond Av. AN IDPAL HOMR fn Investment, a savings account insurance polloy are the fe bined tn a tract of land at athcart the Good Sail Centre tracts on our easy ent plan I* like opening a savings Account that tnures future indepen dence. Arrange to go with us any day For full particulars call on Pa WEST & WHEELER 309 Colman Blo 1-5 ACRES FOR $75 CASH PARTLY IMPROVED 5% aoren of good, rich soll, that Hew good; no gravel, rock or hardpan; only a few blocks from town. It tm partly fenced and one acre in all slashed and cleared: plenty of potatoes planted for home use; Rood pince to live; plenty of work: & good mille: & stone quarrion: 24 traing A day; 1,800 people, and a good town Price $410; $75 eash, $10 month A_UNLIN, 148 American Bank Bnap—40 acres of A No.1 land, and outbuildings; orchard stream of water; close in to Seattle: quarter mile to state road, $2,000 will handle this bargain, Address R-k14, Star, . J. MARSH & CO., 1209 3d AVE. € i woll at Bllverdaie; FINE FARM LA Bi Irrigated and Non-Ieri water front; running water on prop.|Along the "NEW LINE.” For free hook erty makes terigation modern| lets, write Immigration Bureau, C., OM Hidings; no| & St. P. Ry. @sattle, Wi mable te 7 7 i Address a Henbennick. aliverdaia, | LAND THAT WILT RAISE Wash , ownor, : ANYTHING er, 40 acres, $1000; good | $40 an aera; near Seattle. Toom cottag fee KF. pire Bi nile from. stat or terme write oF e Aibert Herndon, Fall City, Wash Ti Keren irrigated, Tdaho, $2,000, What ¥ Bale—b-acre weil, Tmpreved: half mile from flee and se 00 cash. Addroas Mark Kelley, ral Wash. will you trade for $1,000 equity? Ad- X28, The Star acre home, oF infurniahed rent cheap. Apply 4109 Ali For Rate ‘acre ranch, improved, b-room hour and outbuildings; located & milo south of Auburn, on interurban, In- quire 607 Thomas, Seattie. -|ptonte hama, 4c Ib warden. ele and fenced te 160 cna Apply to ©. Mack k, Madison park partly fom $1,260; monthly worth at ferry do chicken fh a 4 « BARGAIN thy frénting county ing water celery, asparagus and Price $660, terme $60 © monthly, You should « Kirkland and see this property ones. Take M n oar and Kirk land ferry or Anderson boat to the Kirkland offies of Burke & Marr on roma 50. EXCHANGE | Wine , BRCWA he 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS _ ta, city, property ng loans Y & WING Bullding vintin Loans Money buying or butiding, A. VIRTUE CO., Boston mounts on property; low rat Payments. Sturtevant Mock HEAT Nona 1% we ne Before an Wook ‘Vaeant oF onny Boston & Co. BATATEC nd Mort th 52. LEGAL NOTICES _ IN THE DItrRicT UNITED BTATIOS. BRN DIeTnicr NORTHERN count or THR YOR THE Wher OF WARHINGTON. DIVIRION "No. $148 IN BANKRUPTCY In the Matter of Oscar Holmatrom. To the erediiors of the above named bank rupt and to all other persons tn interest Take notice that the ba above named has petitioned this © full discharas from al! debts provable his eatate under the Acts of nerene 6 ey, and that a aid pert thon, before ald Dix at the Court Room of wald ( In the City of Beattie, tn sald fot, on the Piet 1914, at 10 o'clock t which time aad prayer of the eaid petitioner shoul: granted t Meatile this » day of August, PUBLIC MARKETS 14 Ibe sugar 4 large cane mith, 2c $1.06. Seatt Staite 217-218. tee 1b. Stall $1.00. sealt Stall 217. 8 203, cream sharp or 218, head mild | cheese, cheese, ite ib, Stalls G and 6 | ft lamb, Ite th Mtalie 2, 2 and 4, cottage name, f2¢ Ib. Stall 128, choice Eastern Stale 14-12, bottling beef, Iie Ib Stalls 260-218, plums, Ibe basket, tall 12), Crawford peaches te box. Stall 149, eae plant, 2 Ibe. 280. Stall 243, erabapples. (fo bes Stall 827. to- matoes, te Ib. Stall 288, pickling onions, 2 Ibe Ihe Stall $6, sweet corn, 200 dor. Stall 243, eweet potatonm, € Iba Iho. souTH END Atalis 99-42, ahoulder of lamb, eo Ib; 1914 Inmb chops, 12 %0 th; lem 1914 lamb, 12%e Ib; hams, half or whole, Ife Ib; local bacon, 12%e th; fancy astern ba con, 226 Ib Btall 44, watermelons, 100 tomatoes, fe [b: string beans 3 Ibe lft; cantaloupes, 6% crate Stall 49, or anges, Sc don; bananas, Ife 40: apes Se Ih: pears, 180 dos, Stall §8, fancy cream chense, Use th; Jersey butter, 3 the. $1.00, tall 47, cantaloupes, the doz Peaches, 1Se basket: carn, 20¢ dow plums, be dos. Stall § Evergreen corn, SANITARY Stall Li, large ears of corn, 0c dos new sweet potatows, € Ibs 2he; fancy exe plant, 2 for Ife; nice green peas, > Ibs Ihe, 4 Ibe 26 Stalls 122-124, pt. bottler grape juice, 230. @ ihe; raw shel Stall 1614, Pike plac atone peaches. S00 crate te; good banal crackers, 2 Ibe 190 tb. nate, Sennen eantaloupes, The crate 516, main |entrance, | rtncem fone pickles, tbe Jar Stal 1595, of pure cane sugar 800, with each flour, 8 } nardines, 2 cans clam nectar, 10¢. Stall 2 pkes corn fakes, of lamb, 160 Ib; loin lamb choy pies “feet, fe Ib Stalls 60-61, shoulder, 1% ib; bolling beef, leaf lard, 12% ID Stall 43, wetners, Ib, Corned beef, 106 th. Stall 72, wat im ch: pears, 100 dos Stalle 4 for 100; «rape fruit, 10¢ dos. CORNER Stall 14, rock ood. 18¢ tbh, 2 Ihe, the sole, 10 Ib, 2 Ibs, 260; red snapper, 16¢ Ih.; stureeon, 160 Ib.; young sliver salmon, 2he each. Stalls 2 to 7, lamb tb; pot ronet be 0 Ibe, $1.00 free delivery. ib Yak Main Stall 92 Pike potatoes k potatoes, dor 3 Tha, 100. 12%o Ib, IT'S THE CIRCUS Speeders are comparatively scarce in police court these 4 Delkin, Jr., contributed $40 in a fine today for climbing over the limit to the extent of eight miles. J. G, Hoyt got his to the extent of $35, An unusually heavy docket for sum- mer time is on today and the only cause that ¢an be assigned is the cireus, presumably bringing with it a following of vagrants. There are 95 new cases and 27 continued ones to be heard before court adjourns this afternoon, COTTERILL SAFE William J. Bryan, secretary of state, in a telegram today to Geo. BE, Ryan, former secretary of the democratic state committee, con- yeys the information that George F. Cotterill, democratic candidate for United States senator, left Christiania, Norway, on August 7. The former mayor is due in New York today, .|WILL INITIATE JUNEAU MASONS Capt. John Rex Thompson, f!lus- trious potentate of Nile Temple, Mystic Shrine, will on the steamer Northwestern to lead the initiation of Shrine candi. dates in Junean, Alaska, August 28. The steamer Mariposa Mow day night will take other high of: attle Taxleab ae of the Seattle Shrine to as- they are on the docks for #6.| which are thelre by right. | Antwerp 4 much discussion here today of the bulk oatmeal | pho alianjand go away 0 grocery order except |ment at Fifth ay. and Republican st. p| vender, ‘TAXI IS WRECKED: leave tonight,upon the city ordinance by Judge | tion is restored, rather than during the time when it 1s paralyzed. lue. | value FARMER, HANG ON TOCROPS! ~_* te | OR YOU'LL SURE BESKINNED! k By Herbert Q Author of “On Board the Good Ship Karth,” “When Glory Ceased,” Ete, The time is favorable for the skinning of the American farmer. Ships are lying idle at the wharves. Ports have declared an em- ucts. In spite of the war, and some of them have ac seas, a time may normous crops of harvested or will bargo against the receipt of bulky farm p: ples have not risen much in pric If the shipping be not restored to t will actually be no sale for the cals and cotton which we have farm # tually fallen come when th wheat, other harvest MUST BE ON HIS GUARD This will give the speculator and forestaller his opportunity. The farmers should be on guard against the loss of the legitimate profits The business communities In the farming districts should see to it hat the farmers are enabled to market their produce after transporta The banks, merchants, financiers and farmers should join forces for a square deal for the farmers, This great crop will not do the coun the good it should do unless the men who have grown it get its | EUROPE MUST HAVE CROPS THIS 18 NO TIME TO SELL FARM STAPLES. Europe must have our fibers, meats and cereals, and will cal) for them one of these days with ships to carry them. Prices will go up— but they will not go so high if the produce is in the farmers’ hands and is fed to the market as called for, as they will if it is in the hands of speculators. Therefore, for the good of our own city people well as our farmers, the grain should not be dumped on a giutted market. The time may soon come when our railways will be overwhelmed) #1 re and demands on engines and trackage to carry food- with car ord stuffs for the loading of «hips waiting to sail to Europe with our farm — products, 1 escorted by bat eships. FARMERS WAIT FOR THE RESTORATION OF IT WILL BE BETTER SO FOR US AL SPORTATION, Prepares to Fight ANTWERP, Aug. 18.—Follow- Germany for peace between the Ing reports that German caval- two countries. The kaiser is said to have ry patrols have been seen in complimented the Belgians on Antwerp’s vicinity, the burgo- their brilliant showing in arms master this afternoon ordered | ic and to have suggested that the civil guard upon a war foot- after taking Brussels, he would ing and the city's fortifications be glad to agree to any settie manned. ment which did not hamper his it is reported that several campaign against France and days ago the Belgian govern. would also evacuate Belgium ment rejected overtures from Czar Will Violate Treaty LONDON, Aug. 18.—~There was] violate the sultan’s declaration a treaty of long standing. There were many who said, however, that on the ground of a poneeays higher than any outstanding gation, {t certainly could be as successfully defended as could Germany's invasion of Belgium. czars reported announcement of his intention to send the Russian Black sea fleet through the Dar- danelies in spite of Turkey’s dec- Inration of neutrality. (This would Eleven Nations Involved ATHENS, Aug. 18—Tur- | sponse is forthcoming from key's answer to the Greek de- Constantinople. mand yesterday for an ex- planation of what were deemed The following countries are suspicious movements of the now actually engaged in war sultan’s troops in the direc- or are parties to uitimatums tion of Greek territory is which will cause them to go to anxiously awaited. All prepa war and for which they are rations have been compieted Servia, | to strike with both army and navy against the Ottoman forces uniess a satisfactory re- BARNUM-BAILEY HAS GOOD SHOW Each year the circus comes. Bach year thousands see it, gasp, feel thrills, shudder at some par- ticularly daring performance, gig- gle at the clowns and marvel at the splendor of the costumes and trappings, and go away, figuring the circus has reached its climax. The next year the circus comes. nds 0, repeat the gasps, thrills and giggles, only more 80, way convinced that the press agent's words of “Bigger and better than ever before” true. So it is with the Barnum & Bal- ley show, which opened yesterday afternoon for a twoday engage- Eight seek separation. Only one death recorded. Butter goes up 2 cents. Hoc-Hoos gather Friday. Mrs. W. C. Morris is dead. C. P. R. starte tax fight. Mrs. Magdalena Werne- we} Ben Miller. Seattle British organizs to raise war relief funds. Prof. J. R. Commons addresses manufacturers at Chamber of Comm merce tonight. Mrs. Mary A. Dugan, among thi stranded in Europe. A. D. Allen sues for divorce, leging wife wanted luxuries, # C. B, Stanchfield, brother-in-law From the wonderfully gorgeous spectacle of the “Wizard Prince of Arabia,” down to the crackerjack everything 1s there 80 of John Clancy, dies. Dan Cronin arrested as thief. Warrant sworn out for R. G. Hel- berg of Vashon island for careless- ly starting fire. Home of Antonio Jepson, 66 Clay, burglarized. Jack Merrill, 10, seriously hurt jumping off auto. New British steamer Glengyle, |for European-Seattle service, is launched. Insurance on $1,625,000 liner Min- nesota renewed, Lakewood Outing club meets Thursoay, ’ ELOEWHER At Sioux City, yesterday, 101 In shade at 4 p, m. Harvey D. Hinman says he won't accept progressive nomination for New York's governor; if republicans want him, though, he'll accept. Hazel Hulse, 18, leaves Trenton for Hongkong to marry Arthur Bows ys. The Barnum & Balley tent, the largest ever erected in Seattle, ac- commodating more than 16,000, was filled almost to capacity last night, PASSENGER HURT Iemil EB. Seidell, 35, Los Angel agent for the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co., while en route to the hoine of C. A. Thorndike, 2441 Fed-| eral ay., to fulfill a dinner engage-| ment last evening, was seriously injured when the taxi in which he} was riding collided with a Broad-| way car at Highland drive and 10th av. N. He is at the Minor hospital, His skull is fractured. He may recover. Robert O'Hara, the chauffeur, |™*, Whom she has never seen. Fell — was painfully but not seriously ahstoet by correspondence and bruised. GET CONTRACT FORBOULEVARD Firsch & Glass were awarded by the county commissioners the con- tract for construction of a_boule- vard on the east side of Mercer island, at a cost of $51, 491. 42, TO STOP FIRES A big delegation of dock owners attended the meeting today of the} harbors and public grounds com- mittee of the eity council, and dis-| cussed with the couneilmen, Fire Chief Stetson, and Fire Marshal Bringburst, ways and means of averting the repetition of a fire like the one that destroyed the Grand Trunk dock, Taxicabbies may go on the docks, but they must not solicit business, This is the construction placed Charles M. Davis of Tacoma pointed West Point cadet. Gov. Major of Missouri to on roads two days with convicts “pull Missouri out of the mud" good roads days. Suffrage: Promise defeat congressional candidates who op-_ pose woman suffrage, ed | Week's rains at Fairbanks c: river flood, which washes out bj Meats decline at Chicago gtoc! yards 25 to 80 cents per 100 pounds wholesale. Precious stones worth $3,500,000 smuggled into United States each” month, says J, Warner Hutehi Kastern jeweler, . County fairs throughout country vat have parcel post hibits this fall. Cities that didn’t) get reserve banks will get chanee to kick before © i federal reserve board. Two youths rob Pittsburg bank, fight pistol battle with police, es- cape in racing auto, CANAL PAYING PANAMA, Aug. 18.—The Panama i lis earning money. Sunday the | receipts were $25,000, Many rs are coming and going by Everett Smith this morning. cordingly, a restraining be issued against the ‘po! partment from interfering Co, cabbies | pose of soliciting.

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