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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
EXCURSION TO
BREMERT0N
Chamber OF Commerce Enjoyed a
Visit 10 Naval Station.

The chamber OF commerce exeur-
sion % Bremertou yesterday Was
greatly enjoyed by the members and
their wives. They arrived IN
time TO Witness the floating ~ the
hattlcHhip Iowa. Through dozen
holse. a foot in diameter. the water
poured In with such force that e
was as white as snow. Within q
half hour the htg warship was atoat.
After 1t passed out. the gate VAS
closed again aud the dock empticd by
the great pumps, Before the See
attic visitors departed. the level had
been reduced + feet.
They then Inspected the station. A
new wharf j. building. and stone
front will be shortly begun. The
railway TO connect the wharf the
drydock and the machine shops has
been commenced. The new close
vail around the grounds has been
finished.
The hattieship Iowa is laying IN
the hay near the station. taking on
supplies and coal Within a few
days she will sail for san Francisco
to participate Ia the naval parade
20 greet President Ne kinisy. The
Wisconsin Will be present. and the
new batueship Iowa VIII be launch
ed.
The Oregon Is now en- route for
bremsrton. Instructions came %
Cosnmandaut Hurwtu yesterday In
regard 10 the work on the great hat
tleship. There will be extensive re-
pairs, as the famous war vessel has
been hard at wuFk Tor many months.
Later on the Wisconsin Will g into
drydock for cleaning.
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In Hotels.


Among the arrivals at the Butler
today We're. Robert Muir, attorney.
Whatcom: w. NJ. Brook, Atiin, Is. c..
3. Rothschild, Cincinnati; -. X. Kers
Victoria, W. DryEdale and Riston
Fortman. Of the Alaska Packers as
ISOLATION.
At the Brunswick: u. s. consul IRA
y. Myers and wife. st. John. ". b.:
w Giimberg and family. Bismarck,
n. ID.
At the Northern. Capt. r. A.
Smenson. Port Ludlow: VIM. Was-
son, Honolulu. VIM. A. Whaley, Wa
tertown. s. u.
Stevens: w. l.. DalRheisch. Leban-
On. Or; W. O. Norman. Dubuque; T..
u. Hunting skaagway.
Diller: Ed Byron, lumberman Of
Bay View: Pat Mccoy. logger Of Ed
is0n; Erie Hamilton, timber criiia-
er Of Tolt. Bort Haley, accompanied
by his wife, Of the Haley Lumber
Co, Of Tolt: r. q. English. logger Of
Mt. Vernon, ~. A. Jols0H. q wealthy
Dawson resident. who has Just re-
turned from a visit In the East.
Stevens. Kent w. Clark. Fairhav-
en- Geo. r. Myers. Portland: J. l..
Smiley. Blaine, and Jas. J. SCOT.
Port Townsend. all Of whom are rep
resentatlves Of large fish canneriea.
are here to have conference. Mr.,
smiley said nothing whatever would
De given out for publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
WONDERLAND.

Wonderland" the latest pamphlet
issued by the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Co. II the most artistic that
has appeared IN many years. II T.
designed to give the reader an idea
Of the magnificent Pacific Northwest.
and 10 this end the editor has cot
leeted series Of most artistic photo
graphs and appropriate descriptions.
No finer views Of our sublime noun
taina, forests and streams have been
published. The articles deal with
the whole northwestern country
through which the railway runs. but
especial attention Is given 20 the Pa
cific Northwest and Yeli0wst0na
park. a comprehensive description
Of Nome is added. Several colored H.
Illustrations are used. and the covers
are as attractive ~ any ever seen on
pamphlets Of this kind The whole
makes a very readable book 81 over
100 pages, carefully edited and neatly
printed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
QUEEN anne
imp ROVEMENT

The grading committee 81 tht
Queen Anne Improvement club re-
ported at the clubs meeting last
night that the council street com
mittee had concluded 90 regrade ard
put down cement sidewalks ON Queen
Anne avenue from Roy street 10
Highland drive. a resolution was
passed approving the proposed I'm
provements. by grading the avenue
out Of the general fund and assess
Ing the cost OF the sidewalks 10 the
abuttiug property.
The water committee WAS instruct
ed 20 ask that hours for sprink
ling hours be fixed from 70 :
a. m, and from I to .. m. The
FIRE committee was asked 20 seek
better FIRE protection for Queen Anne
hill. The saloon license application
for Interplay was rfEidly opposed.
The school committee was asked to
use It's influence 10 get an additional
wing on the Queen Anne building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
PROPERTY OWNERS
MUST STAND COST
OF Laying Water Mains Auditing
Their Holdings.

Judge Tallman, IN a decIsion yes
terday, held that the city has a right
to assess the cost OF water mains to
the AUDITING property. The point
Was brought w In suit Of l.. g.
Smith asking that the city be en-
Joined from assessing his property
with the cost Of slx-iuch water
main which 81 proposed 10 lay abut-
ting his property. The city filed a
demurrer. which waa sustained. A
remarkable feature 81 the ease was
that neither side WIS able 10 pro-
duce authorities IN support Of their
contentious. The court, however,
held the views II tho city to be cor
rect. Smiths attorneys siKnined
their intention Of appealing. but
the corporation counsel feels that
this decision viii be- affirmed In the
higher courts
The city Will now proceed rapidly
with laying the mains 10 supply Sc
attic residents with water from Ced-
ar river.
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TAxIoERMlsTs.
TeNTs ANp AwMINns

G. Q. BERG. iaiS mind Avenue.
c. J. GuNsToN, 2Oi7 First avenue
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100 lots on installments, SCI SO each.
$40 cash and s. per month: also
choice acre tracts. W. ". Peter q
Co. Ballard. Wash. Population OF
city 700
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CORPORATIONS
COMMITTEE
Discusses Laying OF Wires Under
ground Waste Paper Boxes.

The council corporations COMMITTEES,
at its meeting last night, failed 10
conclude definitely on the ordinance
70 require wires on paved streets TO
be laid underground. The difference
Of opinion on the manner In which
the end could BE- accomplished was
this subject for discussion. Another
meeting will be held Tuesday night
when II is hoped a conclusion viii
be reached.
II was decided to report unfavor-
ably on the bill allowing a franchise
for Waste-paper boxes with adver-
fising on them. 20 be placed on street
corners. II was decided that such
boxes would be very unslghtly.
On the application Of J. A. Moore
and others for a franchise to build
an electric railway on Columbia
street. no conclusion was reached.
This will also be considered at next
Tuesday nights meeting.
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Puget sound naval station has
proved such an unqualified success
that the officials at bremerton are
planning 20 ask the government 20
make improvements and extensions
costing between 81. 600 eco and Sa.0do -
600. Among the new features dcair-
ed II another bis drydock
The needs NJ the station, aH eN-
platned yesterday to the chamber at
commerce VNcursionists, are far
greater than can D. met hy the pres
ent appropriation. while the faeii.
ltics for handling warships are al
most perfect as far as they "a. u D.
possible oulN to take enc huttlyahip
IN drydock al time. A. several
months are required for complete rf.
pairs. the other wurships must wai'
their turn, Ia casc Of a war. this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
WHY NOT MAKE BREMERTON
WITH So. 900 900. THE
BANNER DOCK OF COUNTRY ?
Needs Are Apparent-The Only Station on Pacific Coast
Where Largest Ships Can Ener-OregOn and
Wisconsin Soon TO Come,

would prave costly and dam
rersus business. fer the lr,mortnn
dock Is the only one on the incinc
coast 1t the United states which can
take big battlcuhip. In the near
future the oregon aud Wisconsin Viii
b. here at nearly the SAME time,
4 second drydock could be CON
struetcd near the present enc, 20 that
pumping machinery need not hc du-
yieated. with the pile system fhe
authorities calculate the cost of com
struetian A. N4eo0 0o0.
The matter win be brought 90 the
attention 81 secretary Lone and
Rear Admiral Melville. who will visit
the station during President Mckiur
lry'a trip Co the Sound country. Lat
er GA the subject VIII be brought be-
for congress
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Victoria Route

Cut rates to Port Townsend and
Bertha 25c Freight, soc per ton.
S. g. North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except sunday at Sh. m.
s. $. Utopia leaves Yesler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
8. s. Sehome leaves Yesler dock
at Q =. m. Tuesday. Thursday and
calling NJ Anacortes.
Fairhavcn and NhatCom, connect
ing with railways nt Anacortes and
Whateom.
DODwELL q co. General Agents.
1I3 James st. Phone, Main 40.
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HEs VIEWS rERsEly PUT.

Editor 81 the star.--I noticed In
your paper a few DAYS age an edit
eriai upon the use of the word obey
In the marriage ceremony. Those
strong minded women down East
seem 70 be agitating again.
IL great deal ot fuss and chatter
over what. in - cases cut 81 n hun
dred. Is a mere matter 81 form. How
many women. or men cithcr, are gov
srn,d In their married life by what
they agreed 10 do at the altar Does
any woman love. honor and obey her
husband simply because she agreed
90 DO go at time when she had no
conception Of the Job Il would be 20
live with him.
Marriage vows should be held as
sacred. Are they often lived up 60
IN cases I'm which they are not mere
" the outward expression % VOWS
that have already long been In tn
soul OF the man or maid. that Is. in
cases not founded on stable moral
characterg People who haven't SUM-
eient character 20 live up 70 a sacred
vow probably shouldn't marry. Blu
they do. Boys and girls marry with
cut the slightest idea Of the respons-
.blity. Grown people marry on a
months acquaintance. or less. Many
marry for a consideration. moro or
less definite. Thousands plunge into
matrimony as they would into a
bath. In all these cases. the we'd
ding vows amount 20 about as much
"a new years swearing-oY. or max
ing oath to the tax assessor.
Marriage vows. backed by charac-
ter. have kept many wives In the
rath OF virtue. although IL would.
perhaps. be difficult 70 ind wife
who doesn't feel safe To stretch that
.obey," on accession. but II Is safe
10 say that the woutd-be husband
Who hasn't the win and Willingness
to lead the kind OF life that viii In
spire the respect, love and obedient
corporation % his wife. Isn't going
to insure those things for himself
through alteration Of the form Of
marriage. Nor is the maid who viii
make a good wife. going to b. any
better because she has 10 swear %
lcss.-Respectruiiy,
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DYEINo ANo CLEANING.

PAHiBfAN DYE WORKS = w
call for. clean. press ana deliver
your clothes once isis iEt ave.
AMERtcAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning fifE 20 ave Tel Main zs-
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10 UOMTSTEkFRs.

WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores IN all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co.. bt3
Third avenue.
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Mortality Record.

Funeral services for James Nor
gan were held nt ESQ o'clock this
afternoon from Buttcrworth'H chapel
Albtu John, u, died yesterday tt
ailverdalr. wash. from consumption.
Jas Cpuunry. a.. died last uight nt
Providence hospital. The body h ut
IOuucy a stewards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

President Mckinley Is sandwiching
scenery with business. He takes a
nibhIe at the scenery. as he dashes
niong the rnffrosd track and then
bites OF a big chunk Of national az
fairs. such n vacation has les draw
backs. bu, II is the best that a presi-
dent can secure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
AIIOnNEYa-AI ~.

VA. ~ bUTTEEn. attorney at
law Suits prosecuted ana defend
90 IN all courts. r. years expert
tnce Proceedings iu bankruptcy.
Companies incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined Collections
made IN all parts ~ the United
States. Highest commercial aud
bank references. bla Third ave
uue. Phone. Main 1000.
}. 4. BALL, Jlt. Is Roxweil Block.
io6 Columbia 81. above let Ave.
General practice Ia all the courts
Damage Cases Specially.
Modet ate Fees =CunHuttntiau Free
Ten Years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-Ht.lHw. Dexter Horton Bauh bid
10. T.. FOSTER. Mutual LIfe bid.
Phone Main az.
j a ttu f.9GG f2a HALEY building.
HENSON a. AUST. - 8ostan Wuek
". y LAMBUTH. aO,-b. Pacine blk
= = MACDONALD. tog burke Bld.
Root Palmer q nfoWn. Pioneer bid.
= e coSaNEtt g-il Halter bldg
LYMAN d kNAPp De taller bldg
q WARD KEMr us uufke bidF
= d parGLAs 90 New York Dix.
mCBAHp aHhpRN sas-s y v bk
s. s. LASCIASB. so Srw York blk
HORACE rErEH $40 sow York bk
rUrrrr q FEfhY $50 second.
~ % MARTIN Lawyer. Go Mutual
Hffa ilHfiHHuF
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Forfeited His Bond.

Emil Rasmussen. arrested last
week ~ Uncer Ihirna for the then
OF four bottles 20 wine yesterday.
forfeited his cash hail In Justice
Georges court 4 bench warrant
wua issued for hts apprehension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
We Want TO
Get You

Started coming to this store. be-
cause under our system % reason.
able prices We must have large
patronage.
WrightH Antlaeptic Tooth Pow
der. 2Lc Kind % D.. - - ..s....sioc
Packers Tar Soap. 2ac size sees sibe
Hurts Tar and Egg tlahhu-
poo Hnapt. l1c utae s,t.s...ss... zoe
Violet Cream fHiihert'rl Sc size iee
Windom's Violet Cream. zac size ibc
Shenieid'a Tooth Paste. Csc HlEs iae
paAroufa Face Powder soc kind aie
Pears Imported GlYceriuo Soap
E9r Size et st f=stssffs sastfss. t sAA-af
rtnaud's Hair Tonic. 81 size ...s# she
ptuaudH Lilac de France. 81 sire soe
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
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d Money Saver on Call Trade Prices.
Laundry LefiInoffc, Be fore

Monday. ~ M. finished Wed
nesday 2 y. M Tuesday. 3 n.
m, finished Thursday, 2 .. m.
Tuesday, ~ m, finished Fri
day 8 n. m. Thursday. I'm,
finished saturday. 2 p. m.
Friday. ~ m. finished Sat
urday. Z y. m. Saturday, 6
p. m. nniaher Monday, p. IN.
Any day before Q "a. m. nm
ished same day II marked
SPECIAL"
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hIbalross Arrives.

Tho United stateo fsh commission
steamer Albntrosa arrived from San
Francisco last evening and h now
preparing FOR her annual cruise IA
Alaskan waters. ON last Sunday n
storm Of anmr severity was upcnuu-
tered A. - CoHtigau Il grain nrots
or OF san Francisco. waH IA passenger.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaTRAcr OF LILLE.

o8HOknG. IltEMfEt a 90. ne,
AbHtruet Company, rHthbltnhel
1855 Mining claim abstracts. Base
mcut Of The MUTUAL ttfo building.
Booth sWhittlenuY llantord Abstract
CO. established lssD, basement Of
Hnltrr block. Telephone Main i4t
~ ,4rf - fhattnct 90. ~ 81 bik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

Tacoma viii attempt to hog the
president. Tacoma has attempted
u hog things before. with uncom-
Portable results.
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THREE BAD BOYS.

Bert Edgar, Harry Sullivan and
Alexander SmOt0 were yesterday aft
eruoon bound over to the superior
court on charge Of grand larceny.
They confessed 70 stealing brass car
bookings from Great Northern cars ~
Smith cove. Their bonds were 6xeI
al $3.50. Not one OF the boys Is over
IS years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

OLD GRAY HEADED MEN
who stand on the brink ~
the grave. YOUNG MEN
whose futures are before
thm and zTghTANTIAI.
EfEt.as MEN who are
not addicted 90 miHreure.
EentnfIuu. stand ready 90
tel you That $50 Indication
are plentiful and plainly o.
De seen oa the surface ~
tho CO II NJ @ NNEALTH
oil CHMPANYfS lands
near south Bend
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
o. buy COMMONWEALTH
OIL COMPANY stock a. s
cents per share wtii not last
much longer. Remember
that only 90 600 shares were
Co be offered ct this
price when thiu block Is
Sold the price viii advance.
The stock iH actually worth
more money n a1id on ta
oWu merits Il should bring
ha cents per share. but we
want ynu Co 81 thr adyauf-
age - re- handsome profit
ora the money invested
with this company.
u HtIl paw you Go Investigate
this stock Julius A.
Becker sage Ii lH the
best that have seen ON
The coast And we be-
llevc that II IL the best
that sou can see ans place.
u. l. MUIR 4 CO. Brokers.
$40 New York Uluck.
Phone. Red 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

Tapestries. crcpsa, silk aud EN-
boaHod stripes Novelties In the
wall paper tine. star Paint Co. cor
ncr Third and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

COLVILLE.-A son Of superln-
tendent Smith Of the county poor
farm, had his skull fractured In a
game 81 baseball az Addy, and II not
expected 10 recover.
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OLYMPIC on COMPANY

OIL MIC OIL AfbMNAA T.
Hoom l. HBlier Block.
our stock has been out of the mar
kef for the past three weeks
while getting our machinery at
eepaiIH Point into operation. Last
Saturday. after four days drill
iuH. $50 had gotten down 20 feet
below the surface and the tudien-
fiouH continue 60 improve. 20 much
- that SO are confident Of strlk-
ing oil Hf No great depth. We
have moss placed another small
block Or stock on the market Cor
development work only az former
price ~ ere. which o. by far the
euehpert in the market az our
pifHi'zatiuu la small and our
holdings extensive and our pro-
FFera viii be rapid a. we have the
beet machinery that money could
buy
ROGER S. GREENE. Pres.
Pun particulars. Roam T.. Halter
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

tf you are going Ia Nome order
your typewriter supplies from Niles.
100 Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

LEo's business college. Union. "a;
individual instruction eli subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
EHHiuess College Second and PIKE.
N W. school Telegraphy. Pioneer
Wilson's business college. Main 4iG,
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Personal.
PALMf8THY- Mrs. " a Sheldon.
neIeutInc paiulht. D. nos IDyatrd
at No. 1903 Third ags., cor. af Heu-
eeu street. Pull llfe readings from
paimlstrY. Ofiiee hours from 10 u.
m 20 D - m. Zee within reach ~
all.
START o. Nail order BuaIness. DO
the work - home at night. Eary
aud profitable. Hints ~ what -
do and how % DO IL IN White .
Sayings. an adNeftefHing journal
10 cents per ysaf. cents per copy.
Whlte's Sayings Publishing Coz
Department s.. seattle.
FREE treatment limited number
OF chronic eases treated free ~
advanced students. under dlfec-
tiun 81 regular operators Tuesdays
aud ThufhdHyH Washington In
ntItute of Dstcopathy. safe Depon-
1t building.
BAHGAIks In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niturs company. We can give you
fine secondhand cOak stoves. bed
room sets, carpets. They look as
good az new. for half the money.
TO and ~ Second avenue south.
HAIR ana efHlp hit-tiAAAHhs ~
Spring street. corner Second ave
uur. Gray hair restored to orig
NAL color. dandruh Or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. 40 pay tlil Hntiaiied.
HIGH EST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc Hsd Front Furniture CO
li0-tI2 End Ave. =. Tel. RED l2z2
WITH WEE AND PIE. regular
dinner. fbc. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet -na and arf
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis Of the scalp
free 81 charge.
OGYBONoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid ituita-
tons q Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. si1 Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts 20 order. cheap.
2 Mfg. @. 59l Union.
wANTED-OId gold and silver. II.
Hensei. mfg tsweler p Hinckley
AIRS 81. BENNETT ~ again at e5
Halter block. hair scaip treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices corner ffh and Pine
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aHCUItECIb,

a. TfDEMAED. ii Golman block.
NJ Manua q waikof. ,oi n. y blk
= " m1uamroN. Ml-lL oolLlna.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

H. ~ -, = aud July J.
hoe southvaataen Alaska
Cottage city. May 10. -. june ., n
July 3 State Of Calitafnia, May /. ~
June T. 10. July 4 city ~ Topeka May
u, 30, Iuue II, -. July - spokane
June =, July o.
Ticket Ouioa. aiH Ttrat Ave, suatu"
Al Talbot. commit AIT a. "A Miller. Asst
tenilAft Ocean nock seattle booahll
lefkins q Co. ecu Aets san Itnhelaaa
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The Ohio Steel RanRea--Best Of
all. y. : Miles n Piper co.
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1sfhfH8
PEOPLES SAVING NAM.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up. 500 o0n r. g %eufeider.
pre- }. it Hayden. cash ]. 7.
Gfrreniraf. HHat cash. Commercial
savings and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
uF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. tGzt 900. sur-
Plus. - tQa
]. Furth. pres. J. =. Goldsmith.
vice pres r. y Ankeny cashier.
Cofrrtapon3ents IN principal cities
IN tha United states ana Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid au capital. fiso. coo
Trnunaeta general banking business.
= g Henry. pres r. n Spencer.
cash. RHfe deposit vaults far rent.
safe Deposis sasll BeKsB Tor Hsa.
TIE FlRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid Up Capital tis1 600
General hhukibe business transacted
J, =. Hown. D.. pres. NJ McMlek-
IN. sics pfaH-. l. Turner. cash n
p parkhnrni Asst. cash Exchange
or principal cities q 4 g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
II seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted Deposits 81 zoo go.
A ChiihfrE. pres o. T.. Gruudahi.
Tat slice pres A. "a Eosiberg. cash.
!. y. Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The caHadian Bank Of cemmeree
Capital paid up. ........... s. 90 30
Eight Million Dnila -
Surplus ...s..s............. - Coo ooQe
Interest allowed on time deposits.
a general Ranking ifua ness Trans.
acted
SEATTLE BRASCH-Corasr of
James 81. and Second ANwnue.
n. a CAMERON Mgr.
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IN you viii compare our prices
with downtown competitors, you
viii find a vast difference. Star
Paint Co, Third and Pike street.
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AucuoNEURs.
HANKS

NAnTiN 4 F0N's auction room.
l7es Third ave faie once "a week..
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Go to Christopher bike repairing.