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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
PRETTY GIRL
ADMITS HER
OWN SHAME

The iife-story Of Gertrude Carson.
a rather pretty. biaek-eyed denizen
of the underworld. was told on the
witness stand In Judge Morris de-
pa rtment Of the superior court. this
morning Her career Of immortality
was touched upon by herself. but not
without hesitation. and against tho
frequent objections o. her attorney,
r. -. Hughes.
The suit 20 which she testified In
wolves the value OF vatise and It's
contents. fse. which the young wo-
man checked on the steamship Flyer
from Tacoma last April. and which.
she alleges. were subsequently lost
through the negligence OF the Column
bia River A. Puget Sound Navigation
Co.. owners OF the Flyer.
Attorney r. NJ. Carr. representing
the defendant company. IL trying the
case on the theory that the plaintiff
conspired with James Green, her al
legged lover. and George Green, u
local expressman. 70 Gefraud the
company by stealing the vnlise from
the baggage room. and then present.
ing the check for its delivery.
The Greens are brothers. and the
testimony regarding the character Of
the plaintiff. elected from her on
cross examlnation. was introduced
by Attorney Carr for the purpose Of
moving The probability OF her con-
nection with the alleged conspiracy.
Irrespective OF the small amount
at issue, the attorneys have occu-
pied nearly the entire day IN pro-
longed arguments as TO the COM
pefoncy on evidence. and the case
Will probably not be submitted to
the Jury until tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
LAUNDRY TRUST WILL
FIGHT employees union
LEADERS m MOVEMENT DISCHARGED AND eLAokLlsrEo
INDEPENDENT EsTA8LsHMENT FAvoRABL TO oRoANlzA
lion OF TIE WORKERS

The new local steam laundry trust.
while recognising the right OF em-
ploycrs TO combine for their own bet
ternent. has taken a firm stand
against the efforts OF It's workmrn TO
participate In the benefits OF COM
hination by forming a union OF laun-
dry employees
macklisttnE n the method by
which Il ts alleged the members OF
the trust are attempting to defeat
the formation OF am employer union.
Frank uribbin. temporary SECRETARY
of the new union. has been ,iinchnrE-
% from the employ of the Seattle
laundry. one OF the trust establish
meuts. and other leadern In the
union movement have met with like
treatment from the Globe and Eicc-
trtc laundties. also trust members.
Accordins 10 Secretary Rust OF the
Western Central Labor Union. ana
Y, =, pandas. president OF the iaun-
dry workers. temporary Organization
me Globe has. since Friday dis
charged. without assigning good
cause. Robert Cain and William con-
nelly. both Of whom are former pres
ideuts OF the old Laundry workers
union. The Electric Co, on Satur-
eiay. discharged w. ~. knhimier. the
FORMER secretary of the defunct
President Dundas says tho word
y being passed around by the trust
laundrteH that the proposed union
WI not he encouraEed. and that
members OF the union VIII be renlne-
90 by non-urion help IN case the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
TALKS ABOUT
UNIONS
President Eliot Gives Thorn
Nigh Praise

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. "a
President Eliot OF Harvard college.
IN an address before the Colonial
Club OF this city. discussed labor
unions OF length. saying that he con-
sidered them 10 be- important factors
In the work OF making the lot OF
mankind happier and more satisfy
ing. He said that their strength lie-
In their belief IN their mission. lie
then described five conditions OF
enfsoyulsnt TO which he said WORK.
tnsmen have q right 90 aspire.
FIRST. n 4 rising wage. based on
Increased experience. aftainmen To
and age; second. steady employment
after adequate probation; third. the
opportunity for the workingnan 20
establish a permanent home. fourth.
conditions which enable him Co give
nta employer generous service and 10
take pride In it. nth. the right 10 a
pension on diaa biilty. which gives
throughout life rulief from one grraf
af1xt~ty. and that public consldsra.
tsoH whIeh goes with a steady job
and srif-rcspecting. though hsmbie
career.
President Eliot said that the labor
unions have come 10 stay. The
oiigarchy Of capital has combined
effectively. and the corresponding
combination Of iaharine men f. a
wholesome check upon that dig
nrchv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY.
lnfn I and z Itinck King County

Lots and 2. Block King County
Addition.
II appearing to the Board that on
Oct. 18th. 1907. application was made
10 the Board of County Commission
ers of King County for the purchase
Of lots and ?. block Of King Coun-
~ Addition and that BY order and
advertisement a. required by law
Nov. goth. 1902. at the hour OF 2
O'Clock .. m was set for the hearing
% Determine the advlsabiifty Of SELL
Ing said property. and on said day
~ fcr the hearing thereon the
hoard met and being fully advised
In the premises deemed n 20 the best
interest % the County of King that
said property be sold:
!. Is therefore ordered that the
Sheriff Of King County be directed
~ sell said property at the front
door Of the King County Courthouse
~ not Icsa than the appraised value
thereof-s250 per int--said sale to be
made on the 10Th day ~ December
1902. at the hour Of 2 O'Clock .. N .
and that due return Of said sale be
made 20 this once.
The County Treasurer II hereby d.
recfed 10 appear NJ said sale and 10
receive all. moneys paid IN therat Is
suing to the succeesfui bidder al said
sale \ deed for eaid lot setting forth
~ the proceedings had Hereunder.
pafa Decd to be atfested by the County
Auditor under his official seal.
Dated this z0th day Of November,
1907.
Board OF County Commissioners Of
nv GEO. u. LAMPING.
Clerk II the Board.
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e1ort TO organize In not abandoned.
The following letter which was re-
ceived from khulmicr froh the Elec-
ttie laundry. In quoted by President
llundaa AZ containing thinly yelled
threat of that nature
Thiniy Yelled Threat
Dear sir.-=HavtnR since you LEFT
today had Information that the q. G.
H.. city dock and others OF our heavy
customers have left us. We are face
10 face with the necessity Of re-
trenchlne nj we can In regard TO help
AZ once-and since we are In this po-
sition We have decided that we must
try to get aians without your SER
vtces-at least until present condi-
lions are adjusted or have become
normal again
believe US. we regret 10 DO this 30
abruptly, but see no other way.
WV write since we thought II
better YOU should know tonight Than
Monday"
"But one laundry in the city n
favorable to the union movement
said President Dundas. this morning,
THAT IL the new American January
which II huckiniF the trust ! am
employed by tho American. and know
d 10 be a fact that II viii employ
none but union people. IL II now
paying far better wages than the
trust inundries.
The blarklietinR OF the leaders in
the union movement we regard as
particularly uncniied for, IN view Of
the fact thar wee have 40 far demand
% nothing frcm the employers
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hoiiLnT NAILrBY, 40 Her rost hloes.
cleared. al fensse. pseasy a rsr>nizg vat
~ hess.. h%In .sa oafSuitainE'' n'A"'
pXIRY PAM 2,5 s1re.. 100 Aeres i'm
pryssd, good 2-story house. isfse s.s,.:
rua ~ sasss eowsr on re pisSs. 10
fsiieh lows. one Ierssy bull. rod esasy
team. EsEors, harness. moving machine.
ETocK RAHc.ff-Iso ssss<, 10 ceres I'M
iIysee, s-f, N house. large bafm. ~
sfai ostigiidings. good orchard; ss@9
notton isnd. 20 acres IN cul,tyattan.
plenty q f79nninE water. crown heus~.
large h<rn- god crr<srA ora mile from
WATERFRONT on the soupa-f4s s1res.
ineif'S hies b<aah, one-ttir5 bottom lana.
halAhe. syei upland. 70 acres cleafs1.
fnf-f.ins sAtsf. s-roo1 hosse. large harsn.
chissea hcus<s; mail and groceries dslis-
cred Il the hours daily fr~e 81 CHARGE
BI5TwBEs SEATTLE and Tecoma--so
acres god land, handy 70 Iutefufban
ro%d. u acre 'rapfoyea, Grown house.
barn seyerAi ousbuidinss. fine orchard
~ pearins trees. small FRUITS spfns
BOTTOM LAND-ss sersp. nns soil. basn
si~srs.s. s s'i 70 ss..lI town. hsasy .
sEvESTrkK tcREs-Rsh level land.
proved. small hosze. tract faess on good
county rosf rse fninut-s walk fron de-
pot. sseF-. po-sofses and good school:
Several five axsd ten acre tracts Of the
bert valley lana. d<ar the new seaftis-
Taesula Electric line.
ROBERT nALTBy. 40 Ns~ YORK btork-
Two 2o-srn tracts. 200 each. tsSnA-
I,svri lard. nm sol, easily CLEARED, rrsaet-
~ st6sr. vine ma-ts and brush Tracts
face on FOOD county rozd. adtclrlns an
improved farn- Pare 70 Seattle. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
NEWSBOY'S BALL
A BIG SUCCESS

A big success was the tenth annual
hall 81 the Seattle NewahoyH' Union
ct the Armory Saturday night. And
the newsboys Thanksgiving dlnnsr
this year win be a atiii grander af-
fair. for the proceeds Of the dance
VIII be used in buying turkeys.
The dollars iinxied IN the cash box
Saturday nighf In a manner that re-
minded the paper sellers Of the
pairny days % the Tracy chase ex-
citement last summer
Armory hall has seldom seen a
merrler crowd. Fairies IN pink
skirts. Scotch iassies In piaids. Irish
coleens In green and pretty girls IN
all kinds Of costumes waltxed and
two-strpp~d FaIiy with the youthful
members ~ the newsboyH' union
George Harrison was floor manager
and a large reception committee dii-
ierntly eooperafed with him in max
ing everything move along smooth
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

= VOICE. or pKcrrvrpsa asf.E
IHk sIzFEHfor COURT OF THE
Es<hir<tor- FOR King cosnfy.
- rrrs. PislnsIr. Va sara Pfckstt.
=. ~ UT x 80: 81 IL X p4siz. Defend
r1H4sncs Of ara ah.disnes 70 the suax-
~ - 1st<r ~ saif eofay- N the sbove
- -. s<ticr taiy rHs1s ami entered 20
1919 reeeiy-r N nslf action Win. en-
1<--< t<rrIotsf iss- A. y. 1900, a. 4
~ ~ ire msfr frurf door ~ the
- - Hershouse ss Noe. sof 20 400
y ~ :. -. % fiFst svenas sssth, In
= p seattle. King eo1nfy. Washing
~. ~ pstiic auefson % fhe highest
~, y r<1h IN hard. the following ar
~ p~rz1usi property. roota. wares
n. 1--[,snsndlse. taken ~ the property u
! ssius ard Judgment On the pislnisfr
Z enf erurffflrF the theatrical out
- <,alhff pernrherneiIa and staae seem
- - Ailehin Jurior Company. to-wif :
49, ARE Packing case. contalninx. ~
=. srs'sf siiz ard pinrh palsfs. dsco-
- - an1 Diush coats: ! dsro~nte4 six
=. 80 sklrf; 70 ~ ar1 pirsh rntes 7
49, plush drensins saeases ~ calico
- - ... sair fishts: nnaerskirtss chi-
ss-cli cninsre fan: brass lamp.
So. roess. muslin sasbes, D pairs
NhifF tsfn.u- shaHfsrf
= yne smaller Packing case ccHfnin-
<ra-,,, n.'ln caiieo SKIRTS; silk skirts IS
-. .-fsd ak and satin coats. pair fnrH
~. t1,te1 waist : pair yeiioa trunks
~ nNrk trsinks . elk and satin raira .
- tsfss p pr and el9th banner a1vrrs
r..t 1atief- Also ; rolls Of theatrical
~. sefneffs ebout ~ or ~ fees lore.
So fe1fnrfrf smrHEff 70 the sum II
- - 20 tuttfest e1sts u suit. rscely-
-. ''7s Ana ciahufsesaents. and aeefuiux
'-at'is. Wash. November fsth. ie01.
~ ~. FfJoTE.
perrfvrf IA Afrraaal4
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ASKS $4,000

A small piece Of dying steel from
the head Of rfvet punch struck r. j.
Ryan In the left eye one day last
February. and the injury resulted ~
n papttal iohA OF sight He alleges
that Moran Bros. for whom he weH
working af the time. were guilty Of
negligence in furnishing him . de-
fcctivc tool. and tn the superior
court complaint prayu that they be
10 reimburse him In the
sum of $4,000 for damages sustain
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
CHARGES FALSE
lMPRlSONME MT

J. w. Bullock Hied suit IN the SUI
perIor court Saturday for $4,000
danagea against the White Star
Steamship Company and Hoi. O..
Simpson. Bullock alleges false im-
prisOnmsnt as "A basis for the dam
age Nuit.
His claim grows out OF a auit
against the White Star Steamship
Company for It's fixture 20 land Bul-
lock and party al Port Crescent or
Teller city In 1901. Bullock secured
verdict for 1900 in the supedior
court. The case IL now pending In
the supreme court.
Bulioeka was arrested on a charge
Of perjury after the conclusion of
the first suit In fhe superior court
He claims ne suffered imprisonment
in the county Jail three days. ang
that HIS good name and reputation
were seriously injured.
The criminal charge against hln
has been dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
TWO MURDERERS
ARE ARRAiGNED

James champoux. who killed Lot
tie Brace IN the Arcade dance hall.
and Michael Bartlett. who murdered
his wife on Pie street, were aFraiKn-
ed before Judge Grffiin In the super
lor court Saturday. Each is charged
with murder IN the first degree.
Bartlett asked until Saturday 90
make his plea IilE request was
granted. II IL understood the ar-
euFed mans two brothers are now
en- route from Dawson 70 assist In
his defense.
ChampouN pleaded not guilty. His
trial was set for January 8. II "
understood he viii plead insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
FOLLOWS
EL0pERS
OREGON MAN SEEKS WIFE AND
PARAMouR IN sEATTLE

The Seattle police have been re-
aueaod ~ look out for pair Of
clippers from the Dallas. Oregon. q.
u. Eddy reported az the police sta
tion this morning that his wife and
three children had left their home
there aud evidently come 10 Seattle.
He said he believed the woman had
been iured away by Edward Dan,
who was well known 10 the family,
The alleged eiopemeut occurred
Saturday night. According 90 the
story told the police the woman
took all her children with her when
she left. The little sffl IL 10 yearn
of age. One of the boys In 8 and the
other 6.
Mr.. Eddy says he has good reason
to believe the clippers came 10 see
attic and the police here VIII do all
they can 10 find them.
The woman in described as 81
years OF hKe. Of medium size and
sharp features. The man h ~ years
OF age. very tall and erect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

The Marine Exchange reports the
sailing 81 the transport Dix from
san Francisco 20 Seattle AZ o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the Charles
Nelson ard Eureka having loft that
port foe Seattle yesterday morning.
The Leeianaw arrived at San Fran
cisco frnm this port yesterday noon.
The survey steamer Patterson was
lowed 10 Meran'e drydook this morn
ing for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
FOR A new
CITY JAIL
Council COMMITTEES Considering
Plans This Afternoon

The city council committee on puh-
lie buildings and grounds II IN rfa-
sion this aftefnooa considering tbs
matter Of buildins n new city jait
and making temporary repairs ca
the old structure.
Chief sullivan insists that though
II ia possible to make city prisoners
share their cells with ali sorts 81
vergnin. he can not crowd rs prison.
ere into a hole built for five.
F'ur this reason u viii b. necessary
that some email amount ~ money be
expended on the old building.
Councilman Redward. chairman or
the committee on public bulldinRn
and grounds. has gone - far as q,
make plans Tor e new city jail. bur
the other members Of the council
have exhibited but haif-hcarted
interest in the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
FOR ARMY
CANTEEN
War Department Comes
Out Strongly

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov e.
An official statefuent was RivsD out
BY the war department today upon
the subject Of amy eautseDs. The
report says THAI 900 dives have been
started adjaeent 10 the army posts
since the canteens were Abandoned,
selling the yiiest liquors. II In set
up that la no case has any post COM
mander Expressed the opinion that
the abolition OF the sale Of beer In
army cnntsena has resulted in inn
proved coudit<ons. The majority OF
the commanders. n is said. opanly
recommend the canteeu as the best
means 10 preserve the morale OF the
army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

For SALE AT ONCE
SAW MILL-SHINGLE MILL
CtOAl,T fsr>ts

This Includes planer min. drykiln,
wood-turning hand-sawing Ium-
heryard. including delivery teams
and COMPLETE LOGGING OUT
FIT. THREE LOGGING EN-
GlNES, etc, and about NINE
MILLION FEET TIMBER. Mill
located on Northern Pacific rail-
way AID Great Northern railway.
either road. Price $4,000 This or
fer must be taken at once. Address
T.. Star.
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DOCS SUFFERED

Peter Joneho, an Austrian. was arr
rested FOR assault and battery last
evening by Policeman Collier on n
warrant sworn out Saturday by Mira.
Anne Fatnch. Portuguese woman.
II N said that the trouble arose over
a COW that had strayed away from
Mira. phtach'a place. The woman
WAS very severely beaten. Joncho
was released by the police ON $50
cash ball
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Notice r. hereby given That tho
annual meeting ~ stockholders Of
the Glacial Deposit Hydraulic Min
INK 90. win be held ~ the com pany'g
Office. no 70 Safe Deposit building.
Seattle. Wash, Monday. Dec. IS. 1909.
~ 2 .. ~. for the election of trur-
tees and such other business az may
come before the meeting.
LADRU ROYAL, Sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
BURGLARY IN CIGAR STORE

burglars broke into cigar store
noar the corner OF Western avenue
and Marion street. last night. and
stole 800 cigars ana 10 pounds OF
tobacco. Policeman lie Count re-
ported the matter 1T headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
ANDERSON ACQUITTED

Charles Andersen WA acquitted IN
the supporter court today OF burglary
He was accused Of steIinE two vat-
issz from a room m the Silver foa
lodging house. last August IL wea
claimed b. the police that he was
caught IN the act. but the Jury did
not see Ii that way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
BEAT A WOMAN

John Edwnrdson Of Green Lake.
charged With threatening to XIII Mrs.
Hury Lamont, wnH released by jus
tiee Cam this morning for want Of
evidence. Mrs. Lamont and FL
Wardaou, who n an cid man. had
trouble over their chickens, and as
a result. e. II said. Mrs Lamont
killed Edwardson's dog. Edwardsoh
then killed Mrs. Lsfnont'a canine pet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24
MORTALITY RECORD

Frederick Ayers. aged IS years.
died at the family residences. aet
Twenty -akxth avenue south. this
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j. Joseph OF SIS Second avenue. re-
ported to the pniice last evening fhat
two tubs Of butter were stolen from
the sidewalks In front Of his piqee Of
business.
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CHICAGO. NV. s..-whea,. 7sH.
7sA.
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KRUPP'S Will.

BERLIN. Nov. 3t.-By the terms
OF tire viii OF Herr Krupp his widow
Is made htH sole heir. The will fur
Their provides that the estate il not
q be put Ia stock company nor
sold within = years.
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neichsrt Bros.. Pianos. ITO Union.
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COLOSSAL
FLAMES

VIENNA. Nov. ai.--A fire
which started this morning In
the Immense petroleum wells
AT noreslaw, Gallcia. has spread
20 the adjoining buildings and
the town II being destroyed.
Tho blaze from the burning
wells rose Co a height or 800 feet
and was Visible for 900 miller.
Eighteen lives are knewn 80
be lost already. and n IL feared
that the fatalities may far OK
coed that number. The prop
sfty loss will run far Into the
millions. The flames are still
spreading and little success has
been made In lighting them on
account Of a hiEh wind that ts
prevailing. Nothing can be
done with the IRE IN the oil
wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

r. y. n n. Co.'S steamer ShelFkol
sailed last night 10 take the Unite 3
States mail route between Juneau
and uualaska. made vacant by the
diaabled Newport.
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SOCIETY FfottSts ......-@ss.s~z
AZ TIE HhS
HOUSE rrDairluE In All branches rsbyef
vsatheH HtfippiHa. xiaziHk PlnfzPYns
tables. 90. 40 Hadfegn piioref hJti-ets
Main flIg. fafepfBdeat, iis4 1901.
Randall
JAcKsoHB Express and Transfer 60. W.
Do ali kinds II tanning. fsrndtufs hni
fiHfe ta0vlnE. baggage and trunks uA-s.
TERED stored free dayHs a.yna am
Cherry. under 'P.-L". fted Txl1
RING Up MAIN TV7.
For cleaning and rfnoYatinE HenR az
ladies' ciOthes. city Dye Wofks
For eais-city Reel Estats
4 DB.iDED BARGAIN.
isfFe neisrn 5-foool cottage. % = tsh siss
~ With stable IOxSg. buiHfsh tyss
tx1Di VIII EsiI TOE u. 100, 500 eAAa'
balance f75 a quarter.
A. LAWhfgscf<. sOsi4 Heeoud AfefuHs
fFAP.
lbI Hfrce On WILDLY island, goa o-foyin
hoass Nth acres elesFsd aeld ~ aerfs
partially cleared. sDbd tam, bofdeTs On
Les@ Lone. az miles from Langley :
mile from Useless bay ~ Nrwfu. pest
Ofilos and store. 1 mile from Ho4fnfs hif.
bar, ! mile from sfoed h9alHss VIII sell
for tlffo. Niu trade for SEATTLE prrp-
erty. A. LANrenoa ss0-s seoond arsnHS.
tshOoM modern house "a i3s. Elxfh ay-
sDue. Key rssxf dDor. Rent SCI q. ~
virtue, fOOfl 4 Halter building. Main so
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This most heartfelt thanks are
hereby extended 70 the many friends
who extended their help and aynpa-
thy during the last illness OF Mra
Ruth Cooper. our beloved wife ana
mother.
David l. Cooper and children.
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with 900 barrels OF herring ana 500
barrels - salmon the schooner Mar
tina ~. Tiift arrived from Yakntat
this morning. ~ days out. ehe left
Seattle august ID for ner flnhing
cruise
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LIGHT team and covered delivery wagon
avenue
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&c 70 Spinning for bieycis rep.irN
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Hattie. EDMUNDs AND
EVERETT
The Paiatisi Steamer
City Of Everett

!hse Round Trips Daily.
@fes Seattle a. M. IL m. and
rs D m.
nsne. James is&i. colman Dock.
Y. n. SCOTT. Mgr.
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Cut Hate
Prices

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