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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
COOK WANTED at 3SS Summit avenue.
HOUSEWORK-Wan experienced girl
Tor general homework; must have good
references. Apply 7i9 Portland avenue
NURSE GIRL-Can $40 Summit av.. fiat
!, between II and l p. M
WANTED-A girl for general housework.
Gall 6I2 Summit avenue, fiat 5.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
Anybody out of work in st. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert an adver-
tisement under this heading free
of charge.
s~~-~-N~~~-~~~-o-~~~~-~-~~~ 4~o~4~-~~-~~.~o-
GOOD LAUNDRESS would like to go
OUT by the day washing, ironing, house.
cleaning. II? Carroll st.
AN EXPERIENCED nurse in confine-
ment or any other disease best of ref
erences. 236 East Seventh St, Room &C.
A WOMAN wants work by the day.
Address 919 Smelling av.. Hamline.
A WOMAN wants work by the week i'll
small family in the city. Call at 232
West Third ST., IL stairs.
BRIGHT, intelligent young lady wishes
posilon IN office work; writes good
plain hand and can furnish good refer
ence; will work for small salary; must
have work. Address R. So, Globe.
COOK-Wanted, a pastry cook at once
Clarendon hotel.
GIRL seventeen would like work of some
kind; work about paper or books pre-
ferred. Address l. Holr.es, 442 Pleasant
HOUSEKEEPER-Yo woman wishes
situation as housekeeper; widower's
family preferred. Address D 3S, Globe.
HOUsEKEEPER-In small family. or
care OF children. Mrs Kay GOT Laurel
aV
LAUNDRY WORK in private family by
the day. Call or address 1S6 Western
avenue: North.
OFFICE WORK-A young lady, having
some experience, desires g position in
an office or clerk. M. J., 791 Carroll
ER-Experienced young
lady stenographer wishes position: will
work for moderate salary. Address 745
Mississippi street.
STFNOGRAPHER, lady, wants posi-
ton. Address 179 St. Anthony av.
WANTED-Some kind of work by q
woman who is deaf, such as plain sew
ing or mending, or any thing such a
person could do at home Address NJ.
McC., 502 Broadway, city
WANTED-A woman wants day work
washing or ironing or house cleaning or
COOKING. Call or address T. W., No. 5l2
Ceoar St, near capitol, st. Paul.
WOMAN wants day work. Address Room
q, Forepaugh block.
WOMAN wants day work of anv kind
Call or address 1898 Dayton av.
WASHING Good wash woman to go out
washing and ironing, or anything. ISL
Smith avenue; down stairs
WASHING Wanted to go out washing
and take home. 1877 Western avenue
North upstairs.
WASHING-A lady wishes to so out or
take home small family wash1ngs Ad-
dress Room u. 161 West Third st.
would like day work
washing, ironing or housecleaning.
Please call or address 522 Thomas ST..
WASHING-A German woman would like
work and washing. 451 East Sixth.
WORK wanted by day or week. 41915
Wabasha, Room Is.
WANTED-A position by young ladv: ex-
perlenced in double-entry bookkeeping,
f fnSnieb ana ana general al office work can
Miss T. K, ga East Seventh City.
YOUNG LADY experienced in Ollie
work, typewriting and Bookkeeping,
writes a plain rapid nand and can
speak German and English. desires
work: Address 651 Jackson street, city.
YOUNG LADY would like to take cars
y 9ocLor s ONCE: 81 Martin st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
BICYCLES.
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FOR SALE-Columbia bicycle, nearly
new. ridden less than 200 miles; Christv
saddle and coaster brake; price $40. Call
at BOG Pioneer Press Building
RAMBLERS-Bet lighter and strong
er than ever, 10 and % pounds; trade
paired don't wait for spring. Bird
Cycle Company. Il West Seventh
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
Hell WAITED

Hell WAITED-EFALES,
AGENTS-Wanted immediately, travel
ing ana local agents for an article
needed badly by ali farmers; now best
season to start; profit enormous; also
want addresses of sall inventors, as we
nave good neWs9for them.> Address
Patent Marketp St. Paul. Mimi.
BARBER-First class white barber at
StillWater, MINI"
BARBER-GoodI barber; steady work;
young man preferred. 567 Broadway.
BOY-Wanted, a strong boy about seven
teen years old9Hused to sign work Or
painting preferreds1 Apply Keeling Sign
Co, Seventh aud Cedar.
COOK-First-cla cook; must be reliable
and sober; good wages. Phillips rescau-
rant. 2S2 sibley street.
I-ABORERS WANTED at old jail build
ing, corner Cedar and Fifth streets.
SOLICITORS Wanted thirty solicitors
for Twin Cities. Do not apply unless
you can clear23ten dollars a day for
yourself; references required. Call be-
tween and p. m. Sterling Furniture
Co., 2G4 East Seventh st.
SHOEMAKER-W Wanted, shoemaker for
repairing. Inquire 2l1 East Seventh st.
WANTED-.B Bright, Intelligent. strong boy
to work in a factory. Address, in own
handwriting, D &c, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANO FOR SAIE-An upright piano.
Shoninger make, in first-class condi-
ton, for $75.00 cash, at 80 West Fifth
St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
FLATS FOR RENT.


MODERN FLAT FOR RENT-Six rooms,
bath, gas, range, steam heat cool in
summer makes very desirable home.
Regular rental $28; will rent for $23 until
Sept. l. Call Flat 10, Gilman Terrace,
FOL Laurel avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
FOR SALE

ses~~e~~~~~~E~~~N~-~N~~--o
STONE FOR SALE-Rubble stone for
sale cheap at old jail building, corner
Cedar and Fifth sts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
FLORISTS.

AKIlSTIC FUNERAL DESIGN. We'd
ding Flowers, Cut Roses, Carnations
at lowest prices. Out of town or
GERS solicited. Ramaley Floral Elk.
change, Seventh and St. Peter sts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

lex. Sun. TEX. Sat.
SEX. Mon. Other3 Daily.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

Anybody out of work in ST. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert an adver-
tisement under this heading free
of charge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

WANTED-A woman wants dav work
washing or ironing or house cleaning or
cooking. Call or address T. W., No. 5l2
CEDAR St, near capitol, St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

WANTED-Some kind of work by a
woman who is deaf, such as plain sew
ing or mending, or any thing such a
person could do at home Address NJ.
McC., 502 Broadway city
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.

+8:55am Duluth &, w sunario, *6:&pm
11:1Opn - = 6:40am
Sleeper for 10 p. m train can be oc-
cupied at any time after p. m.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-07-20

ne newsp.p.s ~ sslssd - your wanis
The New orlesns PisAyuna Tthas al
lie var. politied and general news Of
ssrh day. and its Maskes Reports are
.sricsly impartial and Trustworthy Daily
Edision. Sc for nsonshA Twies-a- Week
Ea;.ioa fIss6sd Mondays and Thursdaysl
<4sas ciss Ths Plsazuas trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
WHIPPING
POST AGAIN
ohio Judge Causes n storm
of Protest.


FtNpiAN, q. Aprll = The eld
blue Law nt public whipping was dis
Inferred 10y FindiaN's mayor yratrrs
DAY and "a storm uf Indignation has
ensured Two beXs, aged nine and IL
respectively, were brought before tn
mayor for stealing So from thu
Courier co, for whom thu boys ear
ried papers They admitted their
guilt and their father. Emil Gordon.
a carpenter. asked that they hv sent
to the reform farm
Mayor Watson. however. declared
that the boys should he publicly
flogEed and ordered the father Is
punish them The mayor produced
"a small busy whip amt command
iug the boys tu remove their jack
cts, ordered the father Ia pro,red.
The lads wore severely hHteu. SeY=
eral times the elder was struck over
the head. and spectators called h
the father tu dgsist They Wrfe
thrust aside bX the chief 80 poiles.
Citizens arr hikhiy Indignant over
the anaif. however ana the mayor
Is severely criticised The bows at
badly hurt An Mort Is f. o. maas
Gu have them taken tn come lustitus
ton. as Jhe father ls WIdaWcr AMI
the boys run Wild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

The star has bad something To
say about municipal ownership Of
public utilities. That vas because
four great American cities had elect
ed municipal Ownership mayors
But don't imagine that municipal
ownership f. fad or something new.
In Europe the governments have
taken charge OF nearly all natural
monopoIles There has been no de-
sire % stlie trade or take from cap
ital industrial opportunities. but only
T. give 70 the people certain neces-
saries st as nearly cost as possible
Did you ever search for a house at.
say 11s7 Madison street. You found
fi4i. and walked block before YOU
discovered that the street was mum
bered the other way. That Il so COM
mon that people do not get angry.
They are pleased when they find =
house plainly numbered to serve as
q hasing point.
In Berlin every house f. number
ed, and with the number IL an arrow
70 indicate which way the street IL
numbered. Simple. It's one Of the
little things the government does
for the people
The London county council is 20
ing 20 spend f7500.O0O in building
model cottages for vOrkmen. The
cottages viii have light. pure air and
sanitary drainage. They will shelf
er ~. 000 people.
The German government f. prepar-
ing 20 prOpel passenger trains on the
national roads by electricity. speed.
comfort and cleanliness are the argl-
ments In favor 81 the innovation.
In all those enterprises the gov
eminent has g hand. Sometimes It
is the national government and again
only municipal authorities. but the
great FACT that somebody f.
THINKING stands out. and thought
always means progress.
The people Of American cities are
entitled 10 efficient and progressive
government. Nothing in Europe Or
on earth f. too good for them II IL
their right. and the events OF the
past few days show that there has
been an awakening that bodies III
for those who would deprive them ~
IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
eArHeRIse the NEWS.

The star last evening furnished It's
readers With exclusive telerraphic
tnforms ton from san Francisco con
eernirg the combine effected between
the southern Pacific and the sunta
Re against tie Great Northern. IL
stop Grange shipments TO the East
Via Seattle, The Associated Press
afternoon paper knew nothing about
the matter uotii the o'clock edition
q the star appeared. This morning
the 'P.-t" psraded the story as its
chief item OF front page news,
on April D the Star uriutrd eNs
elusive news from san Fran ,isea
concerning The great combine " ths
Alaska companies. The Times knew
nothins about the deal until the
stars o'clock edition was received
~ Is office. The Pei" next morn.
inx denied the truthfuluess ~ the
stars report. but TODAY admits that
the ccmhinr EXISTS and gives details
suhstautiaung the Stars news Of
April &
Il Is permissible 90 call attention
20 these matters. a. scarceiy a day
PASSES when there il not one or more
tsleEraphie SCOOPS printed in the
star. The superiority az the seripps-
McRae telegrapbte serV tce Ter after
noon papers is apparent t. an per
sans Who fellow the news closely.
The Associated press operates in the
Interest II incoming Journals
The circulation ~ the star has In
creased more rapidly during the last
three months than during any pfe
ceding period Of three months In is
history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
SEATTLE WILL
NOT BE LOSER
BY Combination OF Alaska Steam.
ship Companies.

The first evidence locally ~ thu
combination az the Alaska trading
and transportation interests was the
appointment 81 the Empire Trans
porte tien go. a. be general agent 4
IN smHlEa mated company iu Puget
soura ports Manager uaWlry, =
thr seattle yukon Co. SAYS that IN
new system VII not reduce n r
amount ~ shipping done through Sc
attic lie does not believe the feet
ain be eat down. aud expects the
amount ~ business g. increase
owing In more economical methods
making new territory profitable.
A. chicago II has been aunou need
that the y. A. r 4 r 90. has agreed
20 enter the combine. Mr 'udahv
confirmed the story. 10 e Not known
whether the various companies nov
represented AZ Seattle VIII maintain
separate offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
A COOP ENDORSEMENT.

"Suhserihe for a thoroughly re
liable EVENING daily
That Is the advise given by James
II. Garfield. librarian % Columbia
university. New York. lie has an
article IN the Cosmopolitan for April
on The Average Young Man and Ills
library" and that advice IS one 4
the chief po,nts q his article.
The EVENING DAILY Wnl con
tain all the news 90 importance. he
continues '1t viii he delivered when
you have more leisure for its careful
perusaI. and. above all YOU viii thus
escape the SERIOUS MENTAL
INJURY caused BY rapidly scan
ming TIE morniuS paper while on
your way 70 work or during the FIRST
Few hurried moments a Office
hours
Nj Garfield has simply placed IN :
plain. logical way. a fact that Is rec
ognixed by the great mass ~ tn
people today. The up-to-date after
room paper gets All the big news, and
gets II early Il puts IL in a brief
form. 80 that the reader need not
wade through columns of words -
get few facts In the hurry Of
everyday life the thinking man
wants BIS news boiled down. ami
that Is whs, the best afternoon pa
per gives him.
That Mr.. Canheld's Idea ~ the
value Of the afternoon Newspaper l.
indorsed BY thinking men. every
where is shown ~ the fact that the
circulation % the afternoon paper is
many times greater than that of It's
morning rivals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
auslfless eoLLeeEs.

pres. j X Hayden ruhh j r
grreuteaf asset eHHh Commercial
gglng- lnd ILlzl g4--n.s-
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
LEO's Huainena college. Union. I'd.
individual Instruction, all aubj'. W.
BEST methods aua teachers Acme
business college. second and PIEs
y ~ school relegfapny Starr b'd
WIN asasfn hgsln.s. --ll.s. asln -
cLAIRVoYAhTG.
MYHES. greatest liy=
ing eltHayant Leland 81 20 aF.
MRS HENDERSON. elairHoyhat
readings 81 VeHdamc lzla lst ~.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
AoNLY seLe.lel q l.as.2a 9laeL.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
sEAITLE clothes Pressing 20
clothes IN shape i.J0 month. dye.
ing. repairing 1907 sra. Bun 1904
HlaIEHH prices for etHt-an CLOTH
ing nnye Tayl1r p stnrr- E9y1 I'D
CON' rse % ano sOtE0EHs.
= NDGLEBEHG pMuuug. paper
hauEiHEt haia1mimlng loz2 Finr.
sopEEQUlar y ltosELEAr.. shops
Al 2is go sprlnE street
} T. SWIFT. house and sign palm
ter Lake nycuue FIemgnI.
DANCING hCAUEhitEs.
u DASelN8 LESSONS = f15g#-
Ladies' aud gentlemen joining our
opening etanHsn foF beginners nov
.Haa q a. /.
5 20. Guarantee waltz. step and
an the Infect bstf room dances.
Extremely ioW rate fur gentlemen
who can take lessons at once.
Exclusive private lessons daily a.
Wilson DANCING Academy. EhIke
block. Pike street Circulars mall
FL free. Eeattle.H leading dancing
school
aR. and ars. Littie's Academy. de-
pertinent dancing physical cul-
ar. - 1adlann het - anf 9Th
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
hL1.k Y 10 y s9n. nanager-
DENTISTS.
a. " PHILLIPS. 81 Heussy bik.
ehLcaga nental = So nLnck-eL-
ORE ssmAkERs
FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. 4iO-
zi collins block.
Hme Mufisi. skirts faced aud bound.
10 - INTO D IN. 8 Mcdonald bk
NM. SMITH. modiste. Hlnckisy.
LYNCH & sIAW. 81 HaLlel glag
DYElho AND CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS We
call for. clean. press and deliver
your clothes Express order Civ
en- prompt attention ifis 1T ave.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. DRY
cleaning lllt "a ave Tel Main ~
LEcTRtcAL MACHINERY.
ERICKSON q WYMAS Co. manu-
facture and repair electrical ap=
parntus t1ia West Az Main ~
FARM LANDS.
HERE IL "a good buY-l00 acres rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

.IfTipN sale ~ nne furniture AT
Martin 4 FuKH auction rauuH. ia.s
Third avenue. Friday April -. at
IL - n. m HIl very nne Eue,iF.
consisting 81 2 inc plano s ane oak
bod sets IN" velvet paflof suite.
: fine bet lounges ? cots. hpt-
Htehda sidehuard rniii0p deak. fine
Tat deck oak dining tables and
chair hall tree. rockers. n nue
rugs. large and small " unifa hnr
lace rurfh ms. these are All high
Efais Euads lH linen hhasfH 81
pairs all wool blankets. e fur pill
lows 81 ere mattresses - springs.
nne tahIerlotha. p1rtiefea. very
aae Eilk goods. nse pictures. . nur
velvet carpets. lamps. dishes fine
cook stove. Kitchen ware. cup
board and lots uf other goods
goods Han be seen now. don't miss
thls aaie Joe Martin. aueflnurrr.
saie ~ the star Clothing
Company. 1917 and I1is Second aV-
snur. nov going GA. on account
Of Misunderstanding with the
landlord The propfivtnrH are forced
- move auf. and therefore have
put up their entire stock - hc sold
a. public auction. consisting - fine
gents and boys all wool suits
oNerrunts. furnishing goods uu-
darNear hats. shoes. blankets and
rubber goods They must Vacate
by the last ~ tho month. and I
am authorized Co aell the stock at
whatever ST. VIII bring SaleH
commence NJ 2 and 2. m Ladies'.
II ynu are tn need Il boys cloth
iuE. don't miss this sale come
early Hs there ia standing room
only Joe Martin auctiuueer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
rLumBINS


HAZLETT A. MULLIN - New work
guaranteed / year. Tel. Bun 1894.
GEO. n. wooDHoUsE Co. TeI.
Main 80
KAUFMAN Plumbing co. bun 81.
BAKER & SON. phone Black iO64
THEo. TURNER. Tel. Green AL.
PHOTOGRAPH GRs.
Amateur finishing. wilse. Med. Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

"rhe Telephone Girl an exceed
nRly funny musical comedy comics
Co the fhlrd Avenue theutrr Nuril Il
The piece was a great sueerss at the
New York Casino. and should be-
here. u has heeB PLAYING 20 creW5l#
90 houses an through the West The
cumpanY presenting The Telephone
Giris IL said te he a Thoroughly cap
able enc. and handsome scenery AMI
nue costumes are promised. also is
large number IF pretty sirla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Theaters.


The Middieman.# with Nhich the
FrawI lev company N9i m the seraui
week - its euEakegsgg ~ at fhe Grand
opera house. e.as Hut placed on the
ilst - suecsmful plays bf = r. VII
lard wha made 4 profound impress
sion a. cyrus HienkBru The play
IL Far more In The line - the Fraw-
Icy cofnpauya Wutk than .Chimmts
Fadden.s The Midfismanf win -
niaved oui. fhe arsf half ~ The
week. Martha M0rfons Eruf her
John ehfrh was written hy Wm.
"a. crane. eiii he played the last half
% the Heek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

MECHANICAL EHelaeER6.
e. H.. MeALLAsTER 50a 4 pioass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Victoria Route

cut rates To Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare 25c.
Berths 25c. Freight bOc per ton.
S. g. North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except sunday at "a. IN.
S. s.. Utopia leaves YeHler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s. s.. Sehome leaves Yesler dock
at o =. IN. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, calling at Anarortes.
FairhRveu and Whatcom, connect
Ing with railways Mt Anacortes and
WhutCom.
DODWELL e CO. General Agents.
Ia I-l-~AA ~ ft8AaaAA~ Et4AAsa "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11


FOR SALE OR TO Rent.
The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city OF Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys, in Nc
Gtlvrs's second and third additions,
on Lake Washington.
This property il mostly cleared
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened. good view Of the lake AMI
Cedar river water available
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. thoroughfarc
running diagonaliy through this
property is to be paved from Lax
10 bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street ear service Is
the best In the city.
ALSO
A farm Of 100 acres on jenkins
prairie.
4 farm ~ gao acres. with large i'm
provvment on Meridian Prairie. and
a farm Of 300 acres, near Derby on
the =, a I. n. r.. together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from ineumbrance.
PRICES.
Price 81 lots from $3.50 70 Si.Soa
each, and farm lands from $40 to s.
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms will he liberal and 20 suit
purchaser as far as possible.
Enquire OF JOHN J. MeGILVRA.
- Bostou block. Telephone. Red ll7t.
500 10 500 for lots tOxiIo feet ench.
two blocks from ear line. city wa
ter and street to be graded park
ed and sidewalks laid at once, on
easy payments special terms TO
those building.
ti2b Co Siib for acres in Kelsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts, close
To Reuton car line. good soil. well
settled neiRhborhOOd scent fare
and % minutes ride from center
OF town.
II. J. HUSTON, sos Bailey building.
FARM Of IS acres. under high state
OF cultivation. more than 1000 fruit
trees IN bearing. So acres under
ploy, balance In pasture.
stock farm OF $40 acres 100 acres
meadow, 500 acres pasture. balance
timber only SIS per acre, good
buildings.
l.. |. WILSON n co.
Tel, Main hh6. NH NH NH mhmh
5l4 Washington block Tel Main 55e
WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores in all parts Of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co, as
Third avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

WE have cash customers for "a
cottages and modern dwellings
ATTY part Of the city. 5ermAr-
American Investment Co. 81 ri
avenue. opposite public iibary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Big STRIKE
AT MAGhIAS

s&OHoMIsH. April ff.-Becr use
81 a strike Or higher wages. the
mills - Machtas. i've miles north
from here. are closed dawu TIE
packers demand an increase o. -
cents from cents per 400 feet.
and the kuot-saW vfrs demand . cents
instead - The mlfi=aWufrs re-
'use "a consider the demands % fae
strikers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
THE country atI

Another large house greeted IeHals
shirley iu The Country chi" ~ the
Third Avenue fhrntar last ufEht
THE play is eharminEb presented.
The country Girl' VIII he repeated
tonight and tomorrow The t'EIh
hughHnE' viii hr the hill Little
I ord FauutlrfnN VIII he the matinee
Offering and The Sheuf of ArruWHs
a play new o. this city viii close the
engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
BOY SUICIDE.

CHICAGO. April II because he
was tn ul.heultb and dependent
Wilt Crussman uFsd 49, hanged
himself to hsapuag In his room ou
West Taylor street Tho boys body
wac disc, cred by the neither.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

ocULlGTs AND AURlsrs.
on AND GASOLINE.
osTEoPsTHY.

CALI up olympic oil 90. Tel. Ma
s9i ~ Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
The Hishvayuan

AZ the Seattle theater tonight
smith E DeKagsus comic opera
The ulghwuVman." viii begin a
four nights engagement. The piece
made Itself popular a. the Broadway
theater IN New York some three
years afo. and II has lost none ~ IL
charm since. Katherine Gerwains
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Ball Of Woodmen.

The team ~ the Home camp W
eSs. Wnddmen - the world. vii
give ball at Hsnky's hall tonight.
the proceeds - De- devoted Go the
purchase NJ nru uniforms A large
attendance g. expected.
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pHYtlcIANs AHo SURGEONS.

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DIR. J. G. STEWART. specialist IN
diseases Of women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Roston block
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men. chronic diseases. Wash. bldE.
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MORTALITY RECORD.

Lorens ?. Morgart, the four year
old son Of Ir. and Mrs. ". f.. Nor
CART. died yesterday al the family
resldence, I'll First avenue south
The body IL At Bonney n Stewart