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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Aneaea Ram

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- INDUSTRY 8aH #HErHtI attention
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Garden Notes

n sou have q dluaEured tree IN
your front yard thar yuu dQ NOT Wish
80 cur down because - some pleas
ant memories thai liuEtf about Il.
yea n gYpreHa vine from your seesiH-
man and plant &c tn rich earth AZ the
feot 81 thr tfrs. II yuu have no old
tire. put uu "a treiiia and trail the
vine up o. 1t viii give Yau a pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers. either
scarlet ur - bite and a d"nNa foliage
~ mant beautiful leaves.
The nsedafurn uuv UTer to the pub
i.z an early duwerImE CHHtnnH that
gives as gorgeous and brilliant fiHs
piaF - blossoms in this climate from
tHe middle - Iuiy until frost comes
tine old kIHds that used f. blossom
90 late that frost often oKsrte. X
them before binsaowlnK. viii nnw 10
nHperarded by this CINE n makes q
very pretty vase flower, and keeps
aavtral days without losing ita beau
Hr#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SETS SOCIETY
TO GOSSIPING

WAsHINGT0N. = G.. Aprn H.
Society - busy with "a new love story
concerning the attractive uisco o.
Senator unpew. Mise Anna pauldtnE.
whose broken engagement with
Lieut. John Edie. r.. 8 y. furnish
"a an much speculation "a Few weeks
aRp.
The devotion ~ Richard T. Mcr-
rick. a lawyer here. and son 81 the
welt known Maryland politician 81
tho Same name. now dead. Is 40 pro-
nuunced that HE chances for success
are being eInvassed among hlA
friends.
Mr. Morrick is daily vleltur At
the pnurw mansion. and ia Miss
pnuidinH'H escort 10 the dancing,
riding and gninnE parties which
claim 81 much time from fashions
votaries Just At present.
Merrick e. brilliant Conyersn=
tioniHt IL a well known society
man and noted leader OF ultra
fashionable cotiluons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Insignificant Trihes.

Mrs. Fred W. Vanderbilt. MISS
Catherine Eddy and Miss Paunoe-
fofe. daughter Of the British am
hHssaaiar. occupied box one night
at the performance Of "Flnrodora"
az the Casino. After the show one
Of the ushcrs found a diamond stud
dci heart In tho box and turned 1T
ever fa Manager Rosenhaum. A
fow minutes later Mrs. Nanderbilt's
eoachwan. Roberts, drove back to
tie theater i'm search OF the heart.
Roberts said that a short time pre-
vi1us. tn the afternoon. Mrs. Van
derhIlt lost q Chnmois purse stud
ded with diamonds and pearls whlls
Walking I'm Fifth avenue, and that
he found % Tor her an hour after
ward on the sidewalk at Ninth ave-
nue. and Forty-seeond street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SPEED
CAUGHT FINE
lsneclal rarresrnndencel

AHAaf'tAHi y Af Afr issNAfiAH -taA'sstf
PHILADELPHIA. April i5.-tt cost
Inventor and Promter h. J. Peuning-
ton Just $40 20 dash down broad
street az an excessive rate ~ speed
IN his curious looking war automn-
bile
Thai is. $50 for himself and sim
liar sums for his two uHsIntants.
This expense came tn the invfn-
ter Ia the shapes of fines inflicted.
and he paid them chcerfuilv. lie
declared that VI was part proof Of
his assertion that he had the fast
est bnrseless vehicle Ia existence.
later he started FOR New York,
whore he says be- VIII meet repre-
acntutives of the Russian govern
mrnt. which he announces e. eansid-
eriug the adoption of the machine
FOR use iu its army.
The speed with which he ran his
automobile created almost a panic
on BROAD street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
The Babu and the Cobra.

Under the title THE Bahu and the
eobr1." the Upper Burma Gazette
publishes the following as boua-Hde
"H0nored Sir. I
should like to bring 10 notice IT pub
lie, through the widely scuttpred
columns OF your valuable journal,
perndvcuture that overlook my per
sonuity whilst taking nocturnal per
amhulations on West Mast rHad.
IN order to caution fellow -riu-
zens against simultaneous dangers
Whilst vending my way along above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SOLID INDUSTRIES THAT
HAVE WON SEATTLE FAME

tcoatinued from page -
- narke,s % the Orient and Alas
b = that ~ GalhTaiih. Bacon &
eszpany. This Arm e q heavy eN-
Nrter Of bar and NH feed. and ita
Asasness S constantly growing. As
t&arding : forribis ard Interesting
4lstration - how American bust
- rathcds are winning for this
aaflan the markets ~ the world the
saa f1fnixtsd rs this firm ~ ship
snf "a hay comes De- aprupoa. by
aeaGs q heavy mach imery the hay
compressed into ore half the vol
- 4 space formerly taken up b.
: zhspS- As q result ~ this
snoory = ocean freight space.
e4ieraith- Bacon 4 Company have
- enabled % DO with profit
Nszlne&s n which less Progressive
rs Noul1 have ngef loss 7 be
ne = this Arm iu hay ~ Row en-
KnauA great wholesale business
aapF f1Es N All kinds ~ feed and
Nsia They also handle extensive.
a2zfer and cement TIE proEreg-
- iherease IN business has been
~ Natlsfactory 20 THIS company.
4 western Washington. Hawaii
81 California. ~ welt 49, IN Alas
znG ths orf~nf the enunnn ny fa
aaAiiy exter1Nx SO Operations
- warehouses 81 the company at
..srsifh dock. between Madison and
1lias street,. On the water front.
INTERESTING places % visit. 80
- ar they with business as
Anonr ihs boats that make Cal
- dcek their headquarters are
20. p starr Fairhaeen. DIAL
=. Aslta0mah. Aberdeen. Rainier.
sseAoaa. klihu Thomson. Olympic.
-. hatty Hansen. Inland Flyer.
AZ Rapid Transit Il. ". Lake
- 2. smith With This feet
AI communication ia furnished
- = p Puget sound points. and
~ franci8cq ard Alaska
people are given employ
sN1t the docks The COM
Nnien has reached such "a sat
.fF position ln the com fuarciai
seattle, has been Iu bias ueas
cheers ~ this eDrparattau are
Haibraith. president W. IS.
Yiee president. and @ ~. ra-
secretary ard treasurer. The
hT mas lately acquired = large
-. = water front property be-
- VAL AMI Ratferv st-aafq and
n bales the building ~ large
10 warehouses FOR the ar-
4 aaon ~ the Increasing
,sslbraith. the senior mem
- magnificent residence ~
- shth avenue north re IL
ahefaliY recognized through
q Pacific eoaaf an one ~ the
80 s.lostsntlai and progressive
a seu ~ WaelinRfon and ore
80 Personally much credit ia
- ne prestige 4e4fffe has ac-
- Commercial affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

tract Il the Insured and fHe d#fHuf#
ant thHi iH o. fHr chat UIHH action
WHH not broasht within $50 sfHf#
from the time HHeu tHH alleged
snuHs IF action accrued #ud. TmH
the HIid amended complaint aa.#
not state facts auHiaiauf - eYuHI
cute. 10 eHuaf uf action aEHIHHi tH#
GEORGE ~ mwIAN.
Attorney far Defendant.
ThaIf lrau defruHe la substantially
aH faiIaHr
srha pIAnun faHad 80 comply
Wiih terms Ha To- proofs uf ##.fU HH
did Huf aHs tHe defendant company
Within 'twp years thHHrHftaH HhI#
iH All they have So up in tHsr d.
ttuHs.
An atuele m the orsfaH.m Of
Mafeh ~. .#HdH aH faliHH
Judge HHtnf yesterday Ha"n.He
decided ID demurrer iu fiH "# of
tIuuH afHHhsuUhe HFHIH#f HHH @#
York LILO tHHHHar tnmHHHE enc
- the question" fHI#HH HU ~ -
proof ef deHih aI nHIrHnH HuaHHHt
and he court dsH.ff# that fHs DHfa#
rHuv waived proof Dr. refusing ~
furnish fhe required HHHh Il sHH
ALSO held they waived i#W- IH HhIHu
suit must b. brought HH#H tHe
agent greed 90 IHB THO HHfHHHHHN
The Insurance nH fhf tIff af beer huH
band II she would take puf Is policy
un her oNu Nfu"
] think ana mIiy Justified iH FIs-
iur The rublIe these HIH which
tHrs VIII 40 doubt reHd with muHh
interest HH fHsy should consider
wei before iHHurIuF tHHt fHeF HfH
mot leaving fhrir wlduHF aH1 fam.
lies q legacy To- fhe Shape uf I.#
ruf with lhiH HHh guardian ~ %.
FiduWa sHf orphans.
The company stated la my huH-
bands policy That f. could not Be-
contested ou HHF grounds Hfter oH#
year. except fuH unH-utEmaHt 81
premiums HsfD 2 ana trying -
support mH fu1 children since thrIr
father died IN July 1sg by fks
sweat ar ms brow. sauld Hat
have brought suit against this rafu-
pany were e not for Kind fflendH
W no tool pits on mN condition
IDuEfA FTf&rHFDHHE.
"a nook. wash
March esfh. is1i
from the Vancouver 'lnaepond-
ruf1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
:" Seattle Tent and AWNING
C0mpanY.

frs.. SEATTLE Tent and Awning
&c., i 2 firm doing q thriving
Hissss y Western and Marion
- he Quitting ~ Alaska
- 4. eff. IN the providing N cow
Il. 4 sssaiatefH-giit logRera. etc
b., ss Catering ~ demands ~
-, 7, 7, opsineas houses and reel
~ ~. ~ epmpanV has acquired
n, ,tsfaetorY standing ln ae-
~ s,,,.is,n its local business now
aas,s.ss snliahed the company h.
ssrs... si,eelal efforts to broaden fta
~ e ah1 with gratifying mic-
~, onsiderabla ~ tho c0rn-
eniets have been atiuuea
- - Japan and the Philip
rns -fs seem good prospects
~ oennanv vii b. in the near
efsf, asss shipper ~ Roofia. Tao
k.e.n. ne COMPANY are ~ an
desirable quality. and win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
" ROSE OF DAWN" Is SOON
TO BLOSSOM FROM HER HAND

mustered up courage e. show hiiu
sosuething ] bad written. and ~
commended f.
4 love 90 write. and often when /
am busy with social dutlea my mind
~ wandering - my work. and
long - get back % IT.
The Rose 81 Dawn g. a iove-tafr
81 the South Seas. and az Miss Hay
has never visited the scene - her
story she has had 10 rely on en-
cyciopcdiae. missionary reports and
books FOR her descriptive lore.
Secretary Hay e a firm believer
in his daughter talent He thinks
that she has n great future. ard he
has frequently said that some ~
her love songs published In some
verses equal the early efforts 20
Keats lie aids hta daughter hv b -
advice. hut he has never revised or
edited any 81 her work.
Miss Hay Is a wonderfully at
trarfiVc young woman. and Is now
about s. years old,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Especial correspondence
WAsHiNgToN. y. G. ApriI ih.-
AiaH Helen Hay. eldest daughter ~
Secretary John Hay. expects her
new pnem. The Rose Of Dawn" IN
30 given 20 the public IN n few DAYS.
hia is her FIRST serious venture aud
Hhe d. awaiting tho public verdict
With keen anxiety.
AlsE Hay has literary ambition
- The highest type, Although she
Is devoted hdmirrr 81 her father.
she diHiikcH To be known ia the world
% letters ~ John Hays dnugh=
tef.' She wants ia make n reputn-
ton % her own and she hopes that
The Rose u Dawn" will be the
foundation ~ her fame.
4 should never have had the
courage % publish my verses n Il
had not been for the encaurH Rr-
mont given m. by Rudyard kip
ling aatd Miss Hay when was
about 70 hr came 20 live near ~
la New Hampshire. and one day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
H. CLAY Eyersole

~ CLAY Evaanio has ,arua1 a.
htFh reputation iu Seattle fuf hIH
akIli aH u scientific auH mhnufugtuf
INK upflrinu over l1 Sou persons 81
Seattle and vicinity have been httel
with hiH uue ElaHHra iliH business.
which started iu $500 Is now the
beet established iu tho state uf
Washington. Ills office at iHs Hge-
und avenue. iH well stocked With lil
kinds Of optical appliances Iiif
plant for grinding lenses D. the lurE
sHt Iu thu Hfutt#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
The Denny. CorYelI Co

This company has Just issued two
looks which indicate the class 81
work which this firm IL capable Of
handling. one ~ volume ~ 81 the
official reports Of the decisions Of
the supreme court ~ the state of
Washington. published by the Ban
croft Whitney Goa 100 page book
bound In full sheep. The other
Mrs Clara La Prices new work.
entitled The Scribe ~ a Soul,
dainfilv bound IN rich green aud
blue cloth. and pure white art veil
UNI. embossed I'm gold.
The strong lines OF tho Denny
C0ryeu Company are FIAT opening
blank books. looHe-ieaf ledRerf. un-
eKceIicd half-tour work large Illus
fratrd catalogue work and the most
stylish and up-to- date stationery.
The book and stationery depart
neuf 81 a. 7iG FIRST avenue and The
printing department At 1921 First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Seattle Abstract Company.

Tire constantly Increasing husi-
ness Bee Seattle real estate RENDERS
extremely important "a the seattle
community the services 81 the seat
de Abstract Company. It's mama
sers. Including such we'll known
business men and legal experts as
" u Conner president. Everett
smith. vice president and Il. A.
McOmber SECRETARY and treasurer.
have brought the company 20 e. posi-
ton II leadership IA this branch -
the Seattle real estate business. The
company has is official hcadauar-
tera az sl9 New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
CASE OF LOVE.
Especial Correspondence1


NEW YORK. April 10. - Karl
Hayes. -, q Harvard man, member
of one of Boston's most exclusive
families. heir 10 millions. was mar
ricd secretly at Providence, r. l.,
March aa. The bride was Florence
Agnes Gallagher, n Boston steno-
graphcf. The marriage has just
TRANSFERRED.
They MET 5n Boston, a year ago,
and fuu i'm love. Miss Gallagher
WIS poor, hut Hayes reckoned he
had an the money needed by n fam
Uy. The girl had the qualities he
admired iu a wife.
They were married secretly be-
cause Hayes feared his parents
might object. After the ceremony
he announced his marriage to his
parents As he IS an only son he
WINS forgiven, and the new Mrs.
HAYES was welcomed as a member of
the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
YORK BLOCK

it rs the only company writing Al
AsfNA RISKS WITHOUT ADM
rI1NAI PREMIUM lr rs ALSO
TUE ONLY COMPANY WHOSE
POLICIES ARE NON FORFEIT
ARt.E AND tNCoNrESriitlE
PROM THE DATE OF ISSUE,
AND ARE ABSOItfElN WITH
OFT RESTRICTION As ro NESt-
nFNCE. OCCUPATION. TRAVEL.
nAHITS oE LIFE MANNER,
TIME oR PLACE nF DEATH II
Il HIsa the nHlg company with cash
loans available en- DEMAND. In
1890 les new business Was tn excess
af amy other company I'm the world
bV s54.DaO Geo and It's gain 81 iuanr=
auee In force sal noo eoo V L. Hart.
general agent. 2nH-I-Sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Seattle Seqar Store.

No one Who has ever taken note
OF the cigars to BE- had at the STAT
tie Sewar Store. located IL the Hotel
seattle. can ever complain that tbs
city does not 0ffsr opportunities 20
smokers OF every variety ~ taste
and purse. equalied by any City 81
the world Er ". T. shauka and
Mr.. r T. smith. who have had
charge 81 this store since Nav I.
are experts iH smokers materials,
The Seattle seEar Store t. now
probably the most popular inAtitu-
ton or its kind In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Trappers complain that their In
duatry IN the vicinity of Hoibroak p
and EddiuRton ponds. Me. whore
there are many cottages during the
summer, has been ruined by wild
house cats.
when the cottagers come. IN the
carly summer, they bring with them
cats to drive nut the mice that take
possession Of the houses during the
winter. when They depart IN the
fall. they leave the cats to shift for
themselves.
II has been found that house cat
turned loose In the woods very soon
becomes ne wild Ha any "hohcat."
Tho hunters have discovered mink
aud mugkrHtg caught In their traps
torn 60 shreds by tho marnuderl.
MANY OF the cats have been killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

enc ~ the best known and oldest
established banking nrma " Seattle
ls that &c William n. Perkins s
co. Nfh offices az ant New
york. block. Money invested Ia
Municipal Houds and Warrants
ef yhe state of Washington "a
always safe ana pays good interest
to thr investor Ina thgag and other
desirable securities the firm of VIM
- Perkins 4 Co. make speciality
Mr. Wm n Perkins the head uf
the arm. d one IT the best authurls
ties lu Seattle on local securities
ana credits. and j. frequently called
an far BdVIscment 81 prominent IN
auaIal houses in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
". N. Richmond PAPER Co

The only exclusive wholesale pa
per house tn seattle - the ~ -.
Richmond Paper Co. which e boat
"a a. Zf1-Els Occidental avenue.
THE firm "a continually Increasing ifa
business the increase last year
having amounted 20 3 per cent Tn
paper products Of the company are
nnding markets considerably b.
voud the l8cnl field % Seattle In
Ida no. Montana Oregon. British
Columbia and especially Alaska.
there ~ a steadily gaining demand
The success of the house ls chiefly
dna 10 the personal enterprise and
pafnstakipE methods of It's prCprie-
tor ~ s. Richmond The company
has about sixteen men IN It's present
employ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

The amEth Barge Line. with henf-
HuHHisrE a. GHl NcR York block. IL
H.aau Hr uHH ~ IHe m1Ht important
factors Iu tHH bury commercial life
af saHfEIe. les taHbHata aud light
erH are designed for handling heavy
ffeEhfH be- large quantity. p W.
#HFth Is the Hs.i known head of the
company Arnold Becker. formerly
~ Abe White Pass railroad and bod
sell q Co.. Ltd. iH manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

~he New York hleck. located at
-. street and secnnd avenue h
shshfv ths best NHosen oilier hufId=
~ seattle. A. thr Illustration
- il IS 81 massive stNle, and ud
ssgshiv adapted rs the purposes of
- Il q ~ HTepr'af canstfuys
~. tes,aehoat The Architect WHs
~ = brown. whose uIayg q lu room
- fhe buT1Hr It uHs the
% f,Fer puh1#, building Co be
s.s..5 After tne Ereat seattle Hre
rsstar Horton IS the owner
- aras it a lucrative source at
- - Thg building has tsuee
-, aaouirea reputation un aE-
sst IA me hlsh class nt rs tcn-
- Who number sowe az Che most
..,.,lrenf husInf = amt professional
- ~ ssatJle Among tHew mas
se,srsi aTcaG sae-ssS-a New York
tesk
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viayi

No description 81 the New York
block could be complete without spe-
elal mention 81 the NiaVf Company
and ifs noble work among woman
Kind. Tor the New York block since
IT'S erection twelve AIRS ago. has
contained tire Seattle branch - ire
famous Ntati treatment known m
terms - era titude tu women In sv-
cry Anglo sAN ou community Of the
q GRID. Ia Seattle. where TIE NtsVl
treatment has resulted n great
brnsit 90 hundreds of svoraen. nud
renewed happiness to hursftresfm -
homes the Etaxi Company has rain
81 sumeth move than hlgh
standing. FOR q has acquired a ifra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

One u the oldest and most reliable
mining aud Investment brokerage
=. MeMauuH q Son. located in the
NfW York block. The senior MEM
bsr - the nrm r. a mining operator
- over s years experience. while
tHH junior partner ia a geologist and
a#HHyer II established reputation.
The secret - this Arms success IL
larE IS due 90 the fact that II never
handles any property about which
II "a doubtful. and invariably pre-
q the true conditions OF tia vart-
ous ruoperties 70 the attention OF its
clients as Development proceeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
CspocIaI CorrcapondonceO

CANTON. O.. Aprll Is - Geo.
Arthur MeKinnlo, Of the kennard
house. Cleveland, and Geo. Garrett
OF Warrcnt. o., viii build a {t5o.oo0
hotel at Canton this summer. The
new hotel viii occupy the site Of the
Snxton block recently destroyed by
fire. The ground VIII bc donated to
NcKiunie and Garrett In consldera-
tton Of their promise to build and
operate u flrst-class hostelry.
The new hotel viii probably he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
esOrue W nilIIno.

Arv arennnt - Seatfie's attrac-
sssrx - she hnnf seeker would
- iaenmulsta without mention
q eearrg " nHllzuE. whose
s1sinsxs Connections With tn
vsssrs IN Seattle real estate
ksss had 4 great Zeal ta De- with the
ruwta n Seattle Mr pillinE has
~ q TIE market and sold snme af
"a most desirab'e hume sites iu
Szftls. He Is uuw handling eN-
asavtiy NaEie's addition between
ErcsavAy ard Reufun hiii-1ue -
- nest h<auEifai localities a. town
u ssNee = a. SO New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
William {. Campbell

In william f. Campbell 50i the
New York block porasfafa a tpnunt
who has given promise Of becoming
one uf the foremost lawyers of tile
Pacific Slope Nj. Campbell iH
quite a young man. set hr has al
ready attained IA practice which
many older Ia " yerH might we'll envy
IN New York lie was extremely sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Ferguson Wason Co

The shippers knowledge Of how to
do what he agrees tn do and. doing
II. is particularly noticeable in the
volume Of Alaska shipments being
made by the Ferguson Wasou Co,
sif-f3 Western avenue. who make "a
speciality Of putting up Alaska ord
ers Tho best goods 90 reasonable
prices carefully shipped. accounts
for the prestige they enjoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

place IN the hearts OF tho Seattle
public.
Tho Niavi movement opens "a
world ot wholesome knowledge hith-
erto closed Ia women. hut essential
C. their Intelligent treatment und
happiness. II should. therefore. hr
the duty 81 every woman tn under
stand It's aims and achievements.
tor upon wuman.a health depends the
happiness OF her humo and the well
fare OF her children. Niavt works
with that great physician Nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Chamberlain. Hamilton & Co

Chamberlain. Hamilton 8 90. have
she largest commission business IN
Alaska. due 10 the fact that they
have made special lBFeHfIGat ton as
go the requirement Of that country
along the lines Of packing. seasons.
shipping and quality a member Of
the arm calls on the Alaskan trade
several times duriuE the year.
In IL the purpose II the nrm TO
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WILL BE CALLED "HOTEL M'KINLEY."

called "Thc Mckinley This Is
Mckiunie.s suggestion. President
Mckinley has given 5000 To- the
fund 60 buy the lot. other donors
are Mrs. Barber. sister 81 Mrs. Nc
kinley. and Mrs Elizabeth iIarter.
$1,000 each; VIII HHNk. uf MauhBt-
tan, \. y, has uleo contributed
lihgmny. The site chosen is 100
feet square. Is omen on three Sides,
and IS lust across the street from
the old SaNton homestead. the
birthplace Of Mrs. Mckinley.
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? D Rsmn

m eisu enFineerius profession
a. seattle 8 abs represented 10 =
= uamhn. ~ So $ew York block
n q nfa has had rn1eee e sams
Z ~ mas impr~fanf engineering
ws-ks IN ard ahauf ~aatt'as-anli
,ssss 4ra. % can So she hesa eNl-
fsaees 81 bis skii Hn3 eeuerai ca-
s.tv Tor dealIne alfh euEfneeeine
ahersa Probably 40 pefeon FRI
sassis has mere thorough a.
psIafanes with fte tonHEf1 nhica
nasarsz etc. . KING county then
~ H i ore = tae best known
e,sl enxineers 90 che Pacific Siape
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4. 0. Blowers Co

A. n. blowers A Co. - the Pro-
dure Exchange. Hrc the nHHtuE
agents for some 81 The ehtrT mining
and commercial companies doing
business tu Alaska. The company
- one 81 the oldest houses ou the
street. having been here twelve
years IL na keH "a specially ~
catering to tas ioeai trade lu prod
fruits. etc