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Jj A » V W /» Jmmll «Jm^^
(UK CAR IS
SiJBWB
.Ur SCOTT. HOWEVER,
*YoYo LIKE TO T«V A
lL manfoh awhili.
ImSnM "Mver of ForJ far Na
IfKLkwm the ocean-«o ocean
Prtl written » letter to hi. !
!•! Lot Denver that the car U
C^Tlt "'«» *" rUht- l>ut, lh"1
f!SS« th»' he h«0 returned via
f?.iiti i»»'' ll' of lVnver.
I rSVu txtr»oMln»ry thing that
ifr, , M done alwsdy, oven If
T+M-* «** U'"k '.1 NT
sJTaJ"which, however, ther* i*
jfLSk!* doabL Ti> have travel-
JETute AU«nUe to th« l^actflc.
•Sully wlanlnj » «.(KMHalle
ZTanlatt'tU comer*, and thon
*„,« out M"tn »n *h« returH
ZhM'wlthtß » fe* «>ay» and to
STu* tr«» ***k without appre
5, K(M*Bt or nii>.!>»p and to
JT^ dr w It ha« done, U a test
Ssdeit |»r *ayjcar.
Hla t»t "' they now call th«
iwj >•» 3 tb<" Overland Limited.
St Sem »t* " >: t!:lv '" ProV
tf ktowe ther* U no limit to
ItVittii wsich they nak« tn rut
IMt*&• >ook» 00 to th'm-
I Oe A«f«»t Kth th# car left Col
\rtif Sprier* for Oklahoma City.
Eg* tker* It fe wtli proceed via
Cm Oty to Mliit)»«i«>!l» and St
tfd. Br the Urn« New York U
|*-i*d they.wiU hay* crtuised 30
hh gad • covered over 1 i.Ooo
\tx* titt* Jane Ut
Automobile Repairing
Dn W» Kail It's li«p»«.lkl».
ff«K iOl M> (iTimniiiit;
i««rtM
■JtCPtkf. *>la#TlTl lad. MM.
i
towdland American
|BHi*i«ro>> « \H«
r*uos liri.rii m to.
■BK nihii. «■'. T.l. i»»»«.
Mi FIKM ImK •--.»
«MflaM*li«iu»rv* : ... . •
>■■ . . ' - '
iPkraAiTOw Motor Cars
Vkt M«M* Ur If"" >••
tHIII v M«lf«, *■• Hralhara
11 X Wllaj, B«la aawa. Ib 4. MB.
MMIIU WHO*
I M(!f| :li> tkt --arrlag*
IlMaic Un« *H» l!nlnr> > |
ftHMni »••««! «i»-ti c
WtHaa »t . b»b» *t..d,.,). .'
BpMtai I»M, Ea»t VM. la*..
WHITE
STEAM CAR
Baker Electrics
OrriCE AND OARAGE, 1409
--.; n-U BROADWAY
. •Ma« Md Mpslring ttrictlr !
lißiiiM to. Btectrii ears nor
l«*»*l tt»rg*<l ''»n for hire. ;
ijWl of Supplies
tU. A«Ms.Sun*«t. Eatt 245,
/ Ind. 8»S
J&B££*^^.^^,._S»jmmgmmmm i jm _j.i ■■■«
mm* jwdt woods
ELECTRICS
jr. - r. tn« » flieiT»' ■
L^Sjfo— *"«y"aa4 Ma4(»«a.
-~-r- ir tLi-' | ..,.,_. ...... !
PWDIMOIOR CARS:
i*S.'<»tf -iMJnwpowiir car. 1
«» **&£•« frer.t.
»at. n«» »<
Tir iiiu'll'^—^'. ~"
■•TBI.T* *t.tr<.H i o.'""
■FORAM***'*"* Oara*... • • -
IV - Blßrrt 11.,.irrr..
I EX"" Hrl.ain
"<*>*• Oorkaabt
IfcX^l't 4t Work
'• .01"".fd r.°r nti m"U
~- »I. WAili.
rTy;,, T~— ■ j j,' T n, „ , i , j\ 'V"'""'* I.**
utacHu aho motoh ro\'ti
liS 1! *""" W«a*lll. Man*.,,
T»l. Mala 2«M.
•iV.r'.ii?.''. 1' ««r. w.tk or hour. ;
a^^Hl Wart., ,„„,.
Will AUTO BROKERAGE
>>• IHaaraara 11. • • • t
l«^ ""*'' Automobile, ■• !
ft. ijj If"'-- ■ >trl
••Sjfuii. 1'"" * ' "'«*" |
~
rjV^lllv^** * »a..llJ^_.«JLJ.Ji!;»j
.Webaker J^
'; «'w Blarlrlaa.
COODRICH TIRE j !
2"** kiiirn .
BUY WHITE STEAMERS
J. M. Bhorra. of North Yfcklma. Is
on© of 'I'" most rw«nt purchasers
of the popular WliU,. Mtt.«m.-i H«
drove his • Bl bom« last week.
Locally, y Klnney, of the Beattle
Empire Uundry. hui> been another
buy»t «lnc« Urn result of the
Mil illmblng contest. held M
Thur»<J«\ on ti,. Que*n Anne , olm
(erbalance. »hen the White won
thr .1.1 medal, this <ar will i,»\«>
m..r^ vogu« than ever n, a hilly
country.
FACTORY IS ENLARGED
One of the latest of th# Mb build
ers of motor" car* ■'■: Urn east to
fi.ui it iitimi to enlarge 1,,
premises la the Steams f»r(..r\ In
Cleveland,, Ohio. The addition 1.
to bo a four story brick and con
or«U structure, and lb« machinery
Is to 1... 111 mnnlnK order by Sept.
15th, It will be ISO by ISO feet,
and will materially aid Jho produe
tton and provide for much quicker
delivery.
M. Robert Oujnienhelm. In hl«
A. K. ear. arnmlh itimif the. fast
ft tliii.' up the till! In the hill
eUmblnK contest, which waa it.t
seconds, ami thU tii k»lus torn*.
But tt was ■ mere, ii<riol!i»< walk t,,
th« pace «i which JUii» DUher
I jutnppil nut of hi* r«>rti. took thni
1100 from C 8 Mantel) of th« | M
P and slipped tt Into hi* Jeans.
It was done M qulc«l> that thr
frtcttoa actually cauMxl th« pocket
of hi* trousers to smoulder.
And 0, B MaoteJl. good (port
never blinked a blink
"1910 FRANKLIN" i
• i:\rn i: MNMMI c©., j
11ra-is Hr.. a 4»., aa*
> l«*l Tr«th \. .
».attlr, Hwk.
1T... III*. laa I»IT
A(*nta for rra.n«l!r Motor <'»r.
AatomoblU .<*u; p1l«*. Hlorac* «r,4
. ■ • ■ - • ■ lllMlW .
I «r»c»i Oarac*
• •■ tar Nrtflf N*nh«««t,
Royal Sales Co.
*«.ui. far : Raj al -■ T»arM aaa
J»rk««» A«f«an**»!|*.
1431 nilo »I>M «1 .
. ... '.... K*>l 3H, -
Oldsmobile
( I MMIM - II'TOI •>
at* ic. t*ika •*.
YENAWINE & StrIBCRT
MM lIKhKRt
Automoblla l.«x|i»a built and
reratxfr rd. Wind Bhl«!<l» mad*
to OTiitt. :
T*l, ■:■«! l»7«. isu-. iDih A*.
I III! «TII\I 111.1 A 111 Mill.ll
innpivr. ;,
Automobile Tlra* (or anir i
atan4*r.| rim. H>i«»v carrUf* i
■ nil motor truck tlra* .
rii!i:«iuMi rim: a iii itni v
roMr«Ni
81-. K. I'lkr «i.
STUDEBAKER E. M. E. "30"
Wins Queen Anne Hill Climb in $1 250.00
and $2000.00 Class in 39 Seconds
This was a regular car, with body complete, just as it canu- from fac
tr>ry, and as required by rule- of contest, not itnppcd to lessen weight. For
the fiist time since tltis car has been built we liavr | lew of tln-in for mi
mediate deliveiy. These can have the new shape, all metal bodies and lhc\
are DANDIES. Here is a fact. Don't forget it: The Studebakcr E. M. P\
30 is the most value for the money of any automobile in America. $1,400
f. o b. Seattle, magneto included.
STUDEBAKER BROS. CO.
I North West
308 FIR3T AVENUE SOUTH 2201-3-5-7 SECOND AVENUE
SOCIETY FOI.K MAKE
BID FUNCTION OF
THE AUTO RACES
tAWNi ON QUEEN ANNE t ILL
THNONQEO WITH PHITTV
WOMIN.
An llil,-rr«lli,» f,.miiii of Thurii
•Jay a contest OB Queen Anne hill
was th« lii.nm. tn which 11 was
turned Into a fa»hi,.nal.ir society
function.
All ilu. la«nii mlJii.-.-nt to tli<- lop
of th« hill, when the flnl*hln«
ixiint was i..,iii..i wcro thn>nici<d
with bevlea of fair wnm«u. who took
adrauUKe of tin fltif weather and
bedecked them«elv^s In their bent.
Surrounded, as they wrre. with
beautiful flowers an.l shrubs, they
mailr a Tery charming iitcture.
Vrlvate car* of all kinds, from
the dainty .{,< iii, brousham to lh«
bl« touring car, lined tli« side
streets all the way up the hill, an.l
th«-». In their turn all bor« their
beauteoua burdens.
tt l« duulitful, lndf«-.l If Queen
Anne hill evpr »itn,i,,,.,i such a
'•rev collection of proinlnrut aocl
ety ' 'Ik.
OLYMPIC"
MOTOR CAR
COMPANY
DISTRIBUTERS OF
CHALMERS-DETROIT
POPE-HARTFORD
PEERLESS
AND
HUDSON
MOTOR CARS
The New
Down-Town Garage
One Block From Pottofficr
Ph<>ne«: Main 4SM: I nit. •«.
1317 Fifth Ay.
• B«»f«»«r. lUra Haa| »al«rl».
-tllkrf. «h.»ll Ka..» 11.-lf
rio.iar.. ll^> »..,! M.,.1 | u.«#..
■Ktrin it imniiiin:
»rnoi>u
JIB *ra>aawar.
H.a Main lt«k Main T»l»
TOLEDO CAR
lurmrrli Ik. Paa« lnU4o
11, C til*AY A CO,
ill l«>l Hroadoar.
Mil Rruiair
I*h«n** — Ka»t S4I. Ka»t «(«0.
The Babcock Electric
Til 13 <«in.r..«ii:ui TWCCK.
' '>aUß*rrtol <..»..
ji M. MW. ia*r rir«« la.
THI STAR~SATURI>AY. SU'TKMHKK 11. 1000.
CONGRATULATE
JACK' SMALL;
HE IS WEDDED
Well Known Seattle Man
Is Mnrrird to Miss Rose
Whiting, of St. Clair,
Mich.
In the old daya, when everybody
In Seattle inndn their headquarter*
at ion '.■ll.'ll'H rlgar Ktore, on the
corner whom the iwman bulldinc
now atanda, no one *a» l..!ur
known than "Jack" Sumll
. ■■Mtll whittled i"t«lni.-ntly on lh«
dry tmiidx botea ua«<d ■■■ itfaiD and
dUcoursed wlnely and pro/oundt)
■in Hi.- folly of matrimony. And ao
From Yard to Cellar
t rlj* 4 *;#?.» NT-,< 'SM«&< sv"*i«
We. il.-h>. at l«tc»i l.rli'fn lIM v.r >
b*>at gradea of OoaJ, «na »■■ «i»«-
MM Ki<- i»»»iii»ni >■ lh«( jrou ar* K«t
ttaf Ooal, ami Coal only—nothlnt
In tb« way of lu*l. dill or rubbtih
in help tnak* «o!nh( aod bulk. Tola
U a good iliiki to ord«r your n«st
ulnlir. Coal, while the aumtner
irti . »r<» rulliia . Rverybody
•p«ak« »>-ll "f I In- Kood i.iirntnn
quality ot oura.
J. W. BULLOCK
Ttltphone*—«7
COAL
Lady Wellington
Lump
Now $5.50 Per Ton
at Bunkers
If your dealer does not have
It, phone L»ilm»r-Wal!*ct Co ,
lnd*p«ndent 8O40; Sunset Main
4040. Oeneral office, 401
Hlncklcy •'•"■
VENOINOTON'B BROKEN
PROMIt.ES'
The aieeplng i»»»«rUon ih«t they
b *d4 «»vrrytlilui; but brokon t-ruru
!»«••. rockery a«<l gUaswar* t» J>j» j
ii.u-l Furnliur*, trunks, std* sad
die*, baby carriage*, 1»alh«r goods,
■OMintl -II articles ltl« B>th •*.
Jhonn In.l JTJ6.
EUREKA MOTOR CO.
SMI > n *tppr4 <l*rkl*« •*>•» •■
r*t\tw i««.t.
Yaar U»l> 11. 11*4
1414 nr...4».r '
STEARNS SSs 0R
Hr " ■•* *^ • t and f*f »» «<rr*>i
Ask t"r "ur >»•« < «i.lo«»..
*'. *l. ii iviii >T«...,r.
ZM 4«»«rlr*.« lUnk HIT,
In- li'*»nu! known na tho moiit con*
rinuMl Iktli. I.ii lii Hviilll".
li .#lll, iii.'ii■(,,!,. come aa a v*ry
great yiri.rlwn lo bla filPiiilM tO
kiinw*nmi 1,.. wa» married In tho
city of Tacoma thla mornlnß, to
Ml»a no«<» Whiting, of Hi Clalr,
Mich. Not nven hi>. Intlni frlonda
'""' W J)"u '""' '"" WM Ml'""1 '"
null ni«l Mri. 1,, i,,i imtkH.
Tho tirldn \LH..,t In laittlS tome
tlm« hk'i nnii II wan .lurlnit that
Vl«ll «I#M> Mllinll III.'! lu«r. It
wm< noili-.-J iliul aft«-r hi i Ji|mrl
uro fhr tlhr immik In Mlrhlfan,
"Jack" tHHNcii to iIIh. DM Hi. i,,i,i
I r "' matrimony. Mill im, on* hii|>
po»#d that h« would iro hi) for hh to
t»U«" Hi-. tiliiiiKii hliiimlr.
Yentarday Mr.. Small notified
tbo»»i In hU i.rn.i' ibai b«> wan tolni
to Tacoraa for a day or two, Tlila
moritllui m,i. , i,,,,, to Mr. 8mall'«
addr»mi in B«<«tu«Vß t«>le«ram of
conirittulatlona, addr»a*<>d to \ir
'""' Mm. J. «. Small. And Im. i
thi i" i auif. from moth. i »o«rce ihi
Information that->ir. Bmatl bad
*•"••* to Taeoraa for Hi. i.urpoar
o« itw-MiiiK lil» brld«.'Tb« iriend*
<.f the (room ar* framlnit ujt »ome
llithK fnr him when 1,.. r«lurna to
Beattlo. Inquiry bai developed the
fact {hat Mr. Hmall baa < iikhi an
apartmcrtl In lh< Weitmlniter and
with his l.rldc will u.itk. hi a lioiin
th«r«.
Mrs. Sam Haner Cured After a
Lifetime of Suffering
"I am fifty-two year* of *«• aa<l
ha*» b»un a oenetant suffer«r wlUt
headaobne. dlisy spells, would get
st«k to my stomaea and vomit t>4V
eauae of ri*rvousoeem, bad paus m
uiy aptoe aad bkok. also my kid
oeya FV>r oter tan y»are 1 hart
been ooosUMUd. co ohroate I bad
to take eaUtartica »*ery day of
ray lif«. I suffered with lodlff**
tlon. could not e*t nor al««p. bad
l»ir,« Ib ny b«ad asd baa« of
brata My tyss b««an to pain lush
ed aad Wama iaflaaned aad dis
eased aod waUrtd, ny sight b«
gan to fmi|. my rlgnt «tye guiof
tilnC I doctored In the lUat withr
alt ktada of doctors and ere sp*
'■iaitata, ao oae glTlng t»e relief.
1 trt*d the doctors her* with no Ut
tar rer.'u, my eye* getting worse.
! »aa at last r*oumm«aded by Mrs.
T A! La aSh'ire, who had b*«a suf
fsrtßg as I had aad b*«B evred, to
M« Or. r W. bicker. t&4 10* Pro
pU't naa* bldg. OB June ITth I
ocna«ilt«d Dr r. W. Dlekey. He
•xacsts«4 bi« thoroughly, mentally
aafl pfertltaily. located tb* esmi«\
whloa) wai due to conditions at ib*>
Urn* of birth lie trtttod asy ej««,
oorr«et»d oy »l*iuu. and tridaaliF
r**tor«d asy sight, fitting me with
prop*r c"e««cs He treated my rou*-'
'liar troablsm and nervous system
■ by «IvlT!f «-lr-rtrlc«! trfiattn<>nts.
# %
<$". ■■- a Mil A f\ /^ "V 1 A %# ■ /"I A ff^ /^
fTAXICABS TAXICABSi
i I MAI vrtDu I MAlvrtDij i
| ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT |
zz iWdMMIdUK nalrb I* "* aS^reffKSgq friSMsgy^^ig -2. f. -1 .^^iP^i fAIIINf EE
*** r4^l^2i^B****^B***B**B**^B**^BHPj*VOiSyrT2^^^^rtgS£i «^^^
■■■■■• /■» I £^SfeKf^^3^BBBB^^BBBBBBBBB^^ggSrP*f>%4L^By?Y "'TMrrMPK^"T^iy^^B .■ - mmmi
— IqDS eh SlSrafeSa PARTIK =
nz . l^3wflCßHHHE^^?^@mJ ak i its
= Drivers SnM^s*^^''lßßF^lill DRIVING =E
I Read the TAXIMETER Yourself I
= and Pay Only the Charges ==
Sj Registered Under "Total Fare" =
~—~", a « CALLING AND dismissing CHARGE. ~~mm
h^bb " No chary* for calling or dismissing cabs within one mile radiua of Pioneer Square between the hours of S o'clock —
mmm^m a. m. and 1 o'clock a. m. SSZT
__ Between li a hour* of 1 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'olock a. m. an extra charge of 30 cents for each engagement will be bm
mmmm( if made. mm^^m
'- m : ' if cabs are called or dismissed outside of one mile radius of Pioneer Square, a supplement of 30 cents for each mile mmmmm
mmmmm < of radius or fraction thereof will be added to the tariff as a call or dismissal charge. Dismissing charge of only 50c ——
■"""■■ will be made at Exposition Grounds June Ist to November Ist. ZZZZ
SSSsT" —- All ferriage and toll charges, both going and returning, must be paid by passenger. ZZZZ
— No charge for calling or dismissing cabs at Union Depot. i—
==' j Tariff No. 1 1 Tariff No. 2 Extras 1 =
=s Tciriff No. 1 Tciriff No. 2 Extras =
mmmmm '-'' -,''- „. „ ; ll.mil I'IifTRHK' 1 or vallscfl carried ._
—— For One or Three Persons. Four or Six Persons. otitHlde. oarh 20c —■—
.« ... ',., , , ,„ Smn!l trunk at lUiw-rotlon of -
J=5E first half-mile or fraction . .. 30c Hr*t imp third nil to or fruition. 30c . driver 40c HZZZ
wmmmm Ka<li quarter-mile thfreafttT .10c Kach one-sixth mllo thereafter. 10c Children undor twelve years of 17
—— rKe not counted M extra passen- "™"~"
mmmmm Each nix minutes wnltlng 10c Kiicii six niluiit<>« whlUiik 10c k<ms wucti accompanied by hiliilih.
—— L':: -~% ' . m ■——•■■ •'■■'■+■';,, } ■ 4,-'\'i*-'" .'-■'; SSS
mmmm M ' d ■ D H M ■ ' ' ■-' -: ——
| Seattle Taxicab Co. f
p 36clUJ(s I oXBLdU kA).
*<&, Broadway and East Union East 6500; Ind. 768
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VETERANS OF
[SPANISH WAR
ELECLPS
Mattachuicttt Man Chosen
Commander and Word
"United" Is Dropped
From Official Name.
(11/ I'hllml i„„ i
TACOUA, h.-|.» 10.—Aftur VOtlnK
'.. <in.|i it,. i.iii "United" from tho
Offll lit! nainti ill tti.-lr oricanlMtlon,
' K|lMl||N|| war vi>titrniia nlectml Col.
Hdward J. Olhon, Wakfflrld, Mann.,
comin&ndor In ebl< i und natnfd
D«nvcr aa th«i in. <ll(in plaw for
j I»IO In Hi'- i l.mlriK tinmloii of tbolr
I atxth national convention at tln> Ar
; Ml"l | yi-cKrilay llfl. I Mill '1 |i.
eomplrU) Hat i.l uffii . r. followi:
Comuiand<sr In rbluf, K.IWMI.I J
•illii.ll. \"iuK.f|.,,l Man*.; a«nlor
IHe bas r»noT«4 ereir pain from
my iMf, r»l!»*«4 my er.tlre iiiffor
In«, aod I atn enjoytiif [xtrfect
heAJth He h»« rottored tar atgbt
and I an ovarjuyad with th» bless
' bn Utat hare oome to me tbrouifb
. Dr. Dicker. I i-a«uot praise his
1 vtmderful ability and rift of power
< »uouf and from my b«an reoot>
tawd him most highly to any oos
', who Is suffsrinj as 1 bar*.
. (■lVO«d.) "MRS. BAM HANRR.
"111 VldeUo s».. Oaortretowa."
CroM eyes etralghtened wltnoul
; operntlon or drugs Artlrlrlal •>«•
I antlseptlcally Inserted.
With 20 years' practical eipcrt
mr« as an «ye*ight (poolaJlet. aod
b*lcg a gradual* of the leading
oollefoa of Qertnany aod Amoiica.
I am prepared to treat aucccasfully
th* must cotnpllcat*d and chfonle
esses. Entire satisfaction guaran
teed.
CONSULTATION PREL
Charges Moderate.
DR. F. W. DICKEY
Qermaji American Eyesight Bpe>
dallst.
104 Ir>s People's Dank Dulldlog.
<'orn«»r Hwcond tad f*lke
Offle* hours: • a m. to I p. m
Sundays. 10 to II ra.
Phnnn. Main SI9O
vice rornmandnr In ehlf-f, fjlll' F.
Marvball, llllnnl*; Junior vi< com
mander In chief, J. I. MeLaagtilln,
California; aurK'im K"ii.!iil. 11l K.
M. Brown, Tacotna Jiclk* 1 ailvocatn,
Jay M. ttpton, Oregon; ■ haplain In
chief, llr v. T. A. My< i». Oklahoma;
paymaatpr «nn«ral, Morrla I.
ThoniaM, ■ nnaylvsnla romrnlmiary.
n-fifml, H«-nry <1, Hchlrnlpr, Nfw
York; I bit f of rrirln<:> '•■ J D.
.loncß. 'iillfoiMa, rlitif of ordnance,
Iliiiiy H Hlovciih, .iimitiiMii; clilcf
of nrillti-ry, Cbariva Br.liumak«r,
Wlieonaln; chief muatnring offlcnr,
10. Cannon, California; national
hlktorian, William It. Tucker, New
V..rk
' Women Elect..
«
Thn national il" i il>ni In th« wom
»n'n order rwtiltod v followa:
!'r«lldnnt k<'lh ral, Mr» Ida M.
Galloway, Washington, Ii C; aonlnr
vlco 1,. ■I'!.' >■• ii'ml, Mm Nellie
Calrtii, Chicago; junior \1(.- i«r<»l
Herrin-Rhodes Pleasant Beach
Acreage
Th« rommonwealth Security
company ruporta that the active
' manner In which they have closed
deals on their 2Vi and (-acre tracts
la tholr llerrln it. Hhodoa t'leannnt
Beach acr«-a«i- Is bayond their
greatest hopes. This company has
opened up a largo area of Krouud
at l'l>-a*Hiit Beach and has subdi
rlded It Into 24 and X acre tracts
and put It »it tit* market to sell to
bomeseekers and Investors, on ea»y
! terms. ■ Believing It wonld take a
; somewhat lengthy rampalarn -to
dlspos« of It all, they started In to
rtlse, and on oik- Insertion sold
more than half of their holdings,
I and they ar« kltflsM4 to stata that
tha same was sold to hom«weker*
and men who ar<- soil tillers.
Pt-ople from th»> Yaktma district
i who camo to visit the fair and look
: Into real estate values adjacent to
Seattle barn bought largely, and
ar« preparlns la dliposo of their
holdings In the Yaklma dlstrlrt to
locate close to Beatt!<-, as th«y say
dent general, Mm. Clara Ilnlley,
• •].v<-lini'l; tronmir-T j;<-ih ral, Mil.
TIIIIp May Holh, Wanhlnglon, '■> C;
chaplain, Mm. ItoKlr.n U'-kI. 'fa
coma; lni|x»ctor gaunral. Mm. Wlll
intii fleveriion, California; Judi »'i
v.i.-i.i.-. Mm Morrl*. Ilelolt, Wit.;
IriHtnllliiK officer. Mra OHJI.'i i>a*ia,
Uutto, Mont.; (wcr«"t»ry general,
Mim Huili X'- li-r. Wir.'.liliiKion. I).
('.; nation ft! hUtnrlan, Mm. Kttln
Record, Denver; »nrK«*on c-nfral.
Dr. 1,1111111 a 0. Hugh«a, i'< loi
(|C .-IcClHll),
A r'i'Mi cook aald '•■ m«: "Wh^n
I fry itotiKhnuU i k»?p a pan of
bolllni water on th« atovn, and
when I Uk« a dotiKhnut from tb«
hoi f«i I dip It for an limlanl 111 tIM
liollliik «aii'i All tti>' Rtirplu* fat la
riMimwii, and Hi" (luiißliinir la
Ijrown mirl crliip. When th»! wat»«r
la cold there In <|iil'> a quantity of
fat on Hi- top, will' Ii I remove, '■<
HM UKBlll "
they can s?« t;r<*at'T opportanltlea
here than ever -ilinvM-il in the Vak
luia country. This rompany • lalma
{ that through personal lnt«-r%l<ws
with . liotn«>a««k<»rii and Invest
ors th' > have been ronvln<*-d that
the homeseeker and Investor sees
that the price of land In this vicin
, Ity is at tta lowest ebb and natural
ly most rise, therefore tIM »tim«
people are taking advantage <>f tii«
opportunity to com* in on the bot
tom prices, for the making of a
handmnve profl' la lnevltal>l<-
The sincerity of th« purchasers of
! th<-Kc particular tracts Is demon
strated by the earnestness by which
they ar« going ah*-ad and Improv
ing. Already several homes hay*
jtMM started on these tracts and a
nufnt*-r of other purchasers ar«
| clearing the land preparatory to
erecting their future homes and
buxlnesses, as this land' is espe
ctally situated for tb* raising of
early fruit. berries and vegetables
and alao chickens.
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