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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
18th DAY.

A lively debate occurred in the senate over
an effort by Senator Rawlins Utah) to have
printed as pub. doc. some Philippine CORE
spondence.
The senate for three hours debated the bill
for the protection of the president and for pun
ishment by United States courts for those
making assaults upon him. Senator Bacon
(Ga.) opposed the bill and senator Mason Ql.)
supported it. Senator Hoar maintained the
right OF the United States to protect itself
against assault through the president.
The first OF President RooSevelt's vetoeS were
received They were acts to grant honorable
discharge from the military service to Chas II.
Hawley and for the relief of Jas. w. Howell.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
Big IndustrIe. Built up on Small Article.

A discharged Office boy breads the
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

Mr.. Jenkins (Wis) introduced a resolution
directing the judiciary committee to report on
a number of questions relating to the political
status OF Cuba The gist of his queries is that
Cuba is now under the sovereignty OF the Uni
ted States and has been since the treaty with
Spain. He wanted to be told in what manner
the sovereignty is to be transferred to Cuban
government.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

4 sALzER's MAGIC CRUSHED SHELLS.
Best on earth. Sell at el~S6 per 200 ID. bags
1915 for 500 lbs; $3.50 for 1000 lbs.
John ;I Il!E
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
18th DAY.

After voting upon numerous amendments to
the ship subsidy bill the senate passed the bill
by i vote of - to 81. OF the amendments none
were adopted which did not meet the approval
of the promoters of the bill.
The resolution for a board to Investigate the
Darien canal project indefinitely post
poned.
number of bills were passed. among them
one appropriating So 600 for the purchase of
manuscript history register OF the army from
l1S9 to 1901.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
Bromue Insrn1Is

makes It possible 80 grow
hogs, sheep and cattle At .
cost OF but1e . ID. Marvel
ously prolific. does well
everywhere. That paya.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
River and Harbor Bill Carries More Than
Sixty and Two-Thirds millions.
18TH DAY

The pension appropriation bill now in the
hands of the president contains a provision
making it "a criminal onense for attorneys
claim agents other persons to receive COM
pepsation for their services rendered In con-
nection with the passage through congress OF
private pension bills"
Senator Simmons On. c. offered an amend
nent to the Indian appropriation. bill providing
for terms of U. 8. courts a TishOmingo and
Ada in the Chickasaw country.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

The house adopted the conference report on
the diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill.
The house again beat the record by passing
239 private pension bills and cleaning all such
from the calendar. A resolution was adopted
calling upon the war department for informa-
tion concerning government transport service
betweenu San Francisco and the Philippines
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27
Nlctorla Ran

Greatest cereal rood on
earth-So bus grain and {
|. tons magnificent hay per
acre, That DaVa.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

The oat marvel, producing
from 200 to 500 bus. per acre.
Baizer's Oats are war
rauted TO produce great
yields. The q. s. Ag. Dept.
calls them the very besti
That phys.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

yielded in 80 States Iastyear
over 30 bus. per acre. We also
have tho celebrated Macca-
roniWEcat, which yielded
on our farms 81 bus. per acre.
Tint nnHa.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-03-27

ing ia isOi for Mr.. Wells,
Orleans Co, New York, 100
bushels per acre. Doos well
everywhere. That pays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
SEE TO IT NOW

The annual meeting OF the board Of equalization now in
progress is well worth more attention from taxpayers, espe-
cially small taxpayers, than it generally receives.
When the tax leves are fixed, OF assessments made. the
average property owner is quick TO notice any injustice done
him and to complain. But he is apt to neglect the Tar more
important duty OF seeing to it that the injustice often done the
general public in embarrassing the holdings of the big cor
porations is remedied.
The proper time and place for bringing the tax dodger to
book is before the equalization board. The books of the as
SCISSOR and the minutes Of the board are open TO the public
and the citizens who now overiooks any Juggling with prop
erty valuations has no cause to make complaint six months
hence. when the injury is done.
The Star does not insinuate that there is danger OF such
juggling. On the contrary. there is good reason to believe
that corporations which have VIGOROUSLY evaded taxation on
valuable franchises aud other property Tor the past decade will
be brought to book this year for the first time.
Nevertheless. vigilance should not be relaxed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
RACE after
A FEMALE PRISONER

City JaiIer John corbett had n
very lively run after an escaped
prisoner from the city fail this morn
ing. The prisoner vas Allne Faber.
q woman arrested for ~disordefly con-
duct. Che escaped from the taiIer Ia
the darkness and WAS only caught
after an exciting chase Of nearly two
blocks.
The Faber woman was arrested b.
Patrolman w. y. Carr In the red
light district at z.3e o'clock this
morning for raising a disturbance.
She was sent 70 police headquarters
fn the patrol wagon and was taken
10 the women,a cell. As she was the
only female prisoner In the jail the
gas was nor turned on when she
went in JaiIer cOrbett left the cell
door open while he went 70 get a
match 10 light H. When he returned
fhc woman was gone. A hanty searcn
about the jail ayailed nothing. Cor
bett ran outside and was rewarded
by seeing the eretwhiie prisoner go
ing up Yesler way on b run. Her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
WAGON PAINTERS NEEDED

The city council has ordered the totem pole reprinted for
the benefit OF the carnival crowds. As a general proposition.
paint, ike soap and water. il a good thing. and should be en-
couraged. But docs the totem pole really need repaintinga
If il Is to be an up-to-date, twentieth century eurio. then
BY all means turn the artist in wagon coors loose. But 4 it
is to be preserved as a relic Of the fast disappearing Indian
tribes OF the North. it might be well to consult archaeologists
and ascertain how the totem poles are treated by the people
who carved and cared for them.
II will be remembered that when the totem pole was
first unveiled in its gaudy coat OF many oolors. some people hint
ed that the painter had been guilty OF barbarism worse than
aboriginal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
MRS. MEREDITH, WIFE OF
LATE CHIEF OF POLICE
DIES AT SAN FRANCISCO

went 90 California TO have an oper-
alton performed. From the effects
OF that operation she died las night.
The body Will probably be brought
to Seattle and buried in Lakeview
cemetery near her husbands grave.
The news Of her death came as n
great shock 20 the dead woman's
many friends In Seattle. Mrs. Mere
nth has lived here for a number Of
years and had a large number OF ac-
au~aintanoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
The KING COUNTY
FAIR ASSOCIATION WILL
10 IN The RACING Line

been made M, ON Monday the ait
PAGERS owned ln the North Pacific
circuit VIII run fer the North Pa
Otuc stakes 81 si.oee. The same dHs
the Puget Sound stake a g VIII b
pulled OF. This race II fet e-yeafs
old trottrts. and the purse o. a3ei
ON Tuesday the races VIII be fuf tho
Seattle kennel club purse 81 tR0p
FOR Z % yiaan tfottftR ana the Debut
stakes OF t1uQ for asyrar-aid pscvfH.
Wednesday viii be ladies day and
the Ladies' plate purse ~ ten0 Will he
run. The 81. and ~. stakes for 81 600
Tor : 80 viii be run the same daN
Thursday the e VIII be Tor tn
Seattle Daily star purse 81 te0o, the
Juvenile stakes Of fHeo. and the ktng
County selling stakes OF tfe9, Fri
day the Profanity I'm race TOT n 500
purse VIII be run ON saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

Mrs. Nellie Meredith. widow OF
william Lun Meredith. late chief Of
police of Seattle, died at San Fran
cisco last night. News Of her death
was received in Seattle today. Two
children and a mother and father OF
the deceased live here.
Mrs. Meredith until a few weeks
ago was In charge Of one 81 the sub
p~ostohIce stations IN Seattle. She
became III with appendicitis and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
BIG BUNCH OF BUSINESS
LAST NIGHT
TRANSACTED BY COUNCIL
Sixty Bills Passed Within Eight Minutes - Las, Council
Meeting Until September-Many Important Matters.

permission 10 construct a private
fire alarm system was rejected
In spite of q vigorous protest the
Seattle Smelling and Refining Conn.,
pany was given permission 20 use
the alley hack Of its plant near In
terbay for the space 81 = years. The
city reserves the right 70 lay sew.
era. A warm discussion was wascd
over the question
Chief Cook ASKED thai steps be
taken 10 properly celebrate Fire.
mans day at the Eikaf carnival. The
council has decided that the oTna-
meut IN Pioneer square. known as
the Totem Pole. shall be painted 80
that the crowd who visit the city
turtnx the carnival may have an
idea Of the beauty % the relic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

Everything h prepared for the
formal opening uf the eraundb ~ the
King County Fair Association, which
viii take place an Saturday After
naun. Ne admission Viii be charged
the first day ana a prnEfHm OF fneen
OF exceptional merit VIII be fun Tor
the amusement 81 the spectators
The grounds are tn splendid condis
tiou and thr offiengs % the hssocia
ton promise that tne visitors VIII
see some Epod sport.
one VI the apeeial features Tor the
opening Gay viii BE- "a match between
nathmAfk. owned by a. r. Van De
Nanter, and Daniel =. owned by
ucnrgc Wright. ct Yakima. The
races viii be three cut IT five heats
for d purse o. Nl.eoo. The race will
be run ln mile heats,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

Last night IA council adjourned
until September = taking the usual
summer vacation A good deal OF
ell. principally ordinances fer no
sices Of assessment rolls. tax leviss
on new improvement districts and
the usual grist OF street improve
mentx- The council wen through
with the routine business rapidly.
passing 90 bills In about eight min
ntas.
A majority petition for the re-
grading Of Second avenue from Pik
.street 10 Denny way was referred to
the street committee for considcra-
ton Resolutions for the paving of
First avenue were postponed fo
n month Councilman Murphy In
troducet a resolution 10 instruct the
city engineer to prepare plans where
By the higher portions OF the Green
lake district could have plenty OF
water. A resolution was introduced
by Councilman Crichton providing
that the city engineer make esti-
mates 81 the cost OF grading the
streets between Harrison M Pros
pect streets and Queen Anne asenue
and Fifth avenue north. The city
engineer will also make estimates
on the cost Of building a bridge on
Yesler way between Twenty first
and Twenfy-second
Salaries Raised
An ordinance was passed raising
the salary Of some OF the employees
in the city engineers department.
Head and rear chainmen had their
pay raised from tz.50 Z s275 per day.
and first grade transltmen from g. Is
20 ~. No more changes win be made
until after the department n more
properly graded. An application %
r. H0ckett and e. D. Wright for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
SUNK ON
LAKE ERIE
Freight Steamer Lost
in Collision

CLEVELAND. Aus. s The
freight steamer Ssguln coliiied with
the freight steamer city q Venice
last night. 30 miles northeast OF this
city. on Lake Erie. The city Of
Venice was sunk and three OF her
efew were drowned.
Thirteen we're rescued. The names
~ the drowned were. Peter simon
son. Thomas Flanagan and George
Weir. all sailors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

August -. the Seattle Derby for a
purse ~ u.naq VIII BE run. Monday
the sheriff Gudihse purse Of 500. the
pinueer stakes % tAa. and the Pair
Association Handicap u taae VIII he
run Monday vii be another ladies
day. Tuesday. August =. the ctr
Council purse o. tt.opa. and n Post
tntrlitsvue~f purse u leo will he
contested for. Wednesday the faces
- teQ. and the Matinee Silver Cup.
Nahasd nt 400. on THURSDAY the
season will close With races for the
Speedway purse - $50. Consolation
purse o. So ana thr DaFttuwn
Derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

heavy skirts prevented her from
running a. fast az she might have.
but stu she was covering consider
able ground. corbett did not walt
a second but sprinted up the street
after her. At first he appeared 70
gain a little and then she would let
m a bit and gain on him. II WAS a
pretty race. but Corbott Ia stilI a
aDrinter and caught her Just az she
was turning the corner Of Fifth av-
enue. She was returned to the jail
and securely locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

confessed cattle thieves A. q.
lane swore that he had notified Car
stems that the two msn were thieves.
and told him not 50 buy any more
cattle from them Without nrst notify.
Ink the police. That Cafntena did
buy cattle from Carroll and Bush.
man after this notification was
proved ~ competent witnesses. Car.
stems denied ever having seen lane
% having any conversation with him.
Judge Cam thought that the e.t-
denes showed probable cause saf
holding the defendant and - bound
him over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
CARSTENS MUST FACE JURY

Charged with ba iuE staisa prop
srfY knowing II 70 be such. Thomas
Carstena. ~ the sell known local
firm 81 Wholesale butchers. Viii have
q face a jury IN the superior court.
- n Peace Cam yesterday
baand him for trtai IN the sum q
$50. The specific charge was -
buying Allen McLean's COW on June
Is.
The principal testimony given yes
terdsy was that Of city Detective A.
q. Lane. II had been proved before
thar Caratens had purchased cattle
from Carroll and Hushman. two seif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

The horse 10 veil known on the
North Pacific circuit. PatbmArk IA
a record Of i3&. and Daniel }. has
made a mile In 1siss fioth horses are
IN f~irNt-elass coalition and have
been trained dallY on the new track.
The race viii BE- Nerr close. In tho
opinion Of racing a~uthofsties. Two
~ three other - viii make III
b afternoon program. The Seattle
Electric Company ALL make a ane-
cial effort Ia handle the crowds The
I~ntsrurhaH line will BE- used In cuu-
Junction With the Grant stFaet line.
and there Wiii be plenty OF tara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
Ely on NUN A HOME

BuY OR Build A HOME.
cau coll you nine contracts very low.
Numhera at aetuhi cost. Just what has
been paid "a on them. with these You can
buy or build . home, buy a ranch. pay
Oft a mortgage you now owe. And N
you own n lot. we can furnish you tho
money 20 huiid 81 once. This IL the ~.
deity Company, and they have bought
and built homes for twenty people, names
Of which VIII he given on application.
Remember, this only costs you o.. 90 per
month 70 own = home. no lnfsrcst. party
are leaving the country. Gail or adj
dresa room 90 sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
BIG RAFT

The large Robertson raft will be
to~ed from Stella. Warrington. 10
San Francisco about August rs. II
contains 1000. 900 feet Of lumber, or
az much as four schooners could
carry. It IL $50 feet long, 90 feet
wide and 20 feet deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
Mr.. lanes Retires.

Councilman James. who was APP
pointed to act on the board % equal
iratiou. resigned last night on ac-
count of business. and President
Parry was elected TO fiii the vacancy.
Mr.. Parry viii sun office an
soon as he al qualify. An ordi-
nance was introduced making sew
eral changes in the fares TO be
charged BY hack drivers IN the city.
and providing that all couveyances
Of such a kind shall have the sched-
ule Of rates posted I'm a conspicuous
place. The sum Of 5000 was ap-
p~ropriated for the purchase OF water
meters for the use of the city water
department.. Afnaworth a Dunn
we're given permission to build a
rridiron at the foot OF Broad street,
and VIII pay the city n rental OF SIS
per I'M for the privilege.
In response TO n communication
from the Eiks' committee the city
council decided to attend n earni-
val IN q body on Coronation day and
on Seattle day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

BUSINESS CHANCES
II. j. ARNOLD a Co. Of 81. Louis, No
rare horse owners and haokmaksrA ln.
vitc the speculative public a. an invrH-
tiaattnn 81 their methods. This H. an
Old aud Iona Established concern. amply
responsible, and reliable IN All its deal.
inFh. A rigid inquiry into their bual-
ness will develop a condition unattainrd
by anT other Investment proposition ever
offered for public participation. H.
rcription ~ their capital may be made
In amounts Of 500 and upward, subject
20 Withdrawal In fuli on demand. Div
blends paid Ia cash nfty=tvo times every
year TIE best paying safe Investment
m the countrY. References Banks.
Trust Companies. Commercial AEennios.
~. Louis business mon and prominent
men everywhere. For full PARTICULAR.
Address. 10 ! Arnold z Co. 9th and
Pine 4fresfH. 81. Louis, Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
SouthWell's
Orange
MarmaIade

Usual price csc. special today
aud Tomorrow. per jar. Toe
SMOKED 8ALMoN-
Thick ana fat Per pound zoe
COLD PRESSED HAM
Ter pptad .sstttts..ss#s2O e
EASTERN sAueAoE-
Ter pound zoe
GERMAN BREAKFAST
CHEESE
Ahf"n Ter fsstf
GENUINE RUSSIAN CAVIAR
Per can ss..... scc aud Tbo
THlAI's eoNELEss sAR.
Dimes
Per can 2oa. Use ana zoe
CHOICE SALMON
Per can .4..,....siso and 2oe
AhcAoviEs-
fef Neg a..s...a $50 and roe
FHEaH HOME. snoKuo
HAMS
Per pound ........4.s..siyc
SUGAR CURED BaEAkFAsT
BACON
Per Pound .f1tso
BETHESDA WATER
Per bottle 49,. Zoe. i3c and 4Be
sARsApAaiLLt-
Per bottle ..f6c and 28c
GINGER ALE
Per bottle .~.....fBa and 7oc
APoLlINAEts WAFER
fst bottle .~..,...i9e and Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

REETAuRANT at less than invoice. dolns
good business no~, Will sell for $500 al
vance IN sis weeks. II sold immediate.
~. Tayior'r. f0p3 Third avenue
SNAP IN roomine house ~ seven roope
good furniture. close In rooms saeiiy
rented. Tayiora, 1903 Third avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

sieh0-s5 acres best land IN the state ii
acres nearly all free from stumua. AZ
acres orchard. Just bearing; balance ~
land nearly cleared at one time; good
farm house nearly new and barn land Ia
well fenced crock running through me
land also team Of horses. wagon and farm
Ing implements. ~ miles railroad. near
Hchooi, good county rad EASY Payments;
near snohornish. Petit. h2s New York
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
CONVENTION OF
PROHlBlTIONlSTS

Prohibitionlsts Will hold n mass
meeting and a convention to nomin-
ate candidates for the county 0ficea
tomorrow evening in the hail NJ the
corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

POM ~sALr--otTy HHAL ESTATE
cOiiNi4u loo hanha " ltHihlef heiahts
H0uni4 MAEtas 80 New rorh niogA
eu1Y EfTu.s nauUam ballard. 2 lots.
cleared aud fenced aua 10 %ratisn
room houss .hto. terms, t19 cash.
n5sEaf SAtfat 40 ssw Ye,a elosA
nAttAftn pnoplnTYaga iots matinE
ahnut nffaa thoroughly cleared nna
arihHea. An Ia Eafiou. eHeinred 10 rifh.
% funfs, neat aftHm Snttaaf. fiihA
noheifT AAlatttf tie hsN fath tlooh
fs4s, gfIfR &C. t0.aeft frart between
seattle HHd Tacoma west rf Kent 70
uDfrH PARTIALLY Firnfrn. Hnfsd rHif
uphtt4 hAtfhf 80 Wv fofh hl1fS
n1ci norroN IkNp-m sores. partially
impeaYed. giosf - email town, handY. 90
E6nftT EGlrnY.'uo se~ Yofs nIoeA
wArilf fHoNT On tha sound. a. sffss
inrlHf Hlra beach. anssiHlIa bottom lana,
balance ifysi HHiani - aclea ftset.l
stieisa ississ. mail ami rr1fensa de
nssfad 81 hnafs daiif tree "a e1hfEss
n6inar MAianY 40 sew ro'a mors
~aEAF HaME
nog sg ~, Asp - - 81 S4 h5rsp 9 sstirf 80
ruL HoME. visa rLAcE rph uAh.
DES AND CHICKENS BEAUTIFUL
WIN cIpNE 10 school AND GAh
LINE NIL kfAk. OWNER. pFs
TIcE nnLi.aAS STATION. ofsEis
LAKE CAR
HiILMAEfa beaHftfai iHTH trent additiea
10 uuw 81 fha NHffeft HHaffF go iHta Old
n a. issi iss saBs - g. fl4a each.
s5 down " maHthiy lamb aaid -
laguauta saNfs - funt. = men uas iap+
irH nsN viEnA at8eWafha a. fn,nt - ssch
iosi mansy returned n diasstisnsd AnTs
oas rear 10 safFA fHsH. Ill be On
naunda Huu1af q anue uMAaiu tfs Gone
euiFh' sss eauaf. Hiiuaan IN 90 end -
ff~ssuI dfsea Las rHF ua=.
uot'hHs ann iafs sell inaatai. essifatie
pHarrftH nraf tnfHTfsffF4
~ "a MfITitHanaE tultsFfitr HtatAan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

Crepe Paper. purple and white. for
Fiks' carnival decorating. at. the roll.
Sc. Rhodes Bros. 1914 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
srrcraL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICES
SoTffE
HssinE feznet . ec-n@Ftr-rshfp sith NJ.
srNFse VI &asaaaa tafs ~ laffis F6Ha.
ssa ~ ~ nssys .s e s,sasssias -.
bai.flss sna -iu 5. tered ffasa tbss asis
u umss baflfins. IN fsasn 10 ah-rs ws
I'll slsd e ~sicafas All ear frisaas
ana p@nVn -
Lfa.iE a xhzas
SOCIETY NOTICE.
Az THE MAX.
Ne rIss IN rour hoas. with ny ~insa.
an3 door srFeerai hrnHH repairing In an
eraaeheei Eaaainn. ttnE pnnr tables. etc.
fACKa0N6 Esrrsss 4 TTzssfs7 % w.
pt4na moving tAexsss and trunks tsahs.
s,ss.a 49, !tsrss 7 dss. .saas ssa
TfE1 % VIZ fN- "
l&alss eiesnea Ctr De wesk.
HEIr wsNrrp-~sIF
Ron NEFAhE ESB rTNH
Ems. TEe.isTrna. HfsssrRsMEN
md MACiiINE MES. s2oo TO pso
mSicfiuL a Hswxr~s
ifp VEST MAIN STREET.
wANTEDMs n % work on railroad ans
skifroad IN iazEing camp. Cell sip
fsaiisy huilfinE.
wAsTED-MES TO WORK ~ Jaw.
MILL. STEADY EMPLOYMENT. coon
WAHEA. No ZEE FAHE ADVANCED.
CALL AT efp BAfLEY HrfIaBfSG.
WkSTED-Aan 90 feed planning Machine
aisu one boom man. Call at afs bailey
ftltidinE.
WANTED Naehinirt and engineer fer sag.
mill call aip Bailey bullfinz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
nrLr wANrEp-rnmALn

"a and wife camp caaks. laundry hansa.
hamt~ fmalde. factory afnda. esusrtenrnd
hex enter. laerFers. zfria for rsosraf
hauseWofk. experienced AtinhermAn. IA "a
dazs n you want reliable haIp. phone.
Main yoa Queen city employment Bur.
eau. 1871 Thtrf avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

aEATTBE EMPLOYMENT oFFIcH-Hein
Tor the carnival List our Hamsa. g0l
Third ana James. Main 1918.
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