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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
GASOLINE AND NAPHTHA
LAUNCHES NEED REGULATION
POORLY HANDLED DANGEROUS NAVIGATION.
MARINE MEh-orHER LATE SHORE
sEA-MANY VESSELS COME AND

consignment Of merchandise to the
Lower Yukon over the White Pass
route. He VIII dispose OF the good
at Eagle. Circle. Fort Yukon and all
on the American side.
The regulation requiring passen-
gers and mushers to secure a phyai-
clans certificate at the summit OF
White Pass. has been abolished.
II IN reported that =. n. Graves.
president OF the White Pass q Yukon
and g. r. North. founder OF the Y. r.
q ~ Co. have formed a syndicate
with English and Spanish steel man
ufacturers. to invade the British
market and combat the Morgan steel
trust.
Seattle merchants are in arms
against the requirement that all
goods shipped to Alaska. be mani
Tested. The law Is said to have been
passed for the purpose Of obtaining
statistics Of Alaskan and Hawaiian
commerce.
Gov. Ross announces that the Do
mfnIon government II going To build
roads from White Pass 20 Big SAL
mon and Mush creek this summer
Prof. A. J. Collier and assistants
are on the way from Skagwny to
Dawson. They Will make a T.. 8. geo
logical survey Of the Yukon country
to determine the age and extent Of
sne coal beds In that vicinity. n is
believed that the coal of Alaska If
similar 10 that of the Puget sound
country.
Steamship Dirigo sailed for South
eastern Alaska last night with 80
passengers, including II japanese
fishermen, and 200 tons of freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
WORKING FOR sEarrLE's INTERESTS

There working for the interests OF Seattle
through the East and the
place Of Msinesa
ana To- seeking homes
R1rht n, national lcss-
laton the puhe Sound Navy Yard
pushed forward 10 COM
reion also public constructed by the
prosperity and Importance Of
Of population
the newspapers have part To play
Hrainerd before the Chamber
Commerce by
by the various
publications
which works for the interests Of
not only for the
usion
dependent for their Vnas
their full share Of the increasing
prosperity
good
hold and 10 have everything
in sight q the
working
permit profits employers When
the city really
those already The ground
il
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
It's An III Wind That Blows No One
Good

owing to the backward season and
cool weather. J. F'riedmau a Son. the
new and rosta np-to-dAte ciothisrA.
have picked cut zoe 81 their summer
Suits that were originally offered to
the public for ti2 80. $500 and $500
land were we'll worth tie money!.
and have decided to close them out
tomorrow and Saturday at sfesks this
suit rather than carry them over.
These goods are all made hy the
best ciothiers IN the Enat. are strict
" all wool. hand made button holes
Including some very fne black and
blue English serEea and Worsteda.
Late last fall we gave the public
the same opportunity when we clos
cd out over $50 odds aud ends IN
heavy weights and found u very SAT-
isfactory 10 both ourselves and pa
irons ]. Friedman a Son. 901 First
ave. opposite Hotel stevens. Don't
forget the number.
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Puget Sound Harbor No. is. Amer
lean Association OF Masters and
Pilots. has received several copiez Of
q petition addressed 10 congress that
il being circulated In Tacoma.
Whatcom and other Sound ports and
all over the country asking that more
stringent rules be enforced for the
regulation Of gasoline. naphtha and
other kinds OF launches. The last Of
the week the petitions Will be sent
to Washington. where Senator Gros-
vsnor. ef Ohio. II trying to put a
bill through congress providing suit
able regulations for pleasure craft.
Marine men believe that gasoline
launches should be placed under the
same restrictions as steam vessels.
especially when they run In cornpe-
tition with the latter. Launches run
all time Of day and night In the gen
eral channels OF trade, and that they
are poorly handled H. proved BY the
frequent cases of running aground,
break-towns. collisions and other
mlshaps. Gas and nsphtha are 70
dangerous that steam passenger
boats are prohibited from transport
Ing such commodities, yet launch
owners are not even regulated In
using them. Launches. as a rule. are
provided In no way with life pre-
servers, life boats or means Of fire
protection. Manufacturer Of
launches and other interested par
ties. It 10 understood, are making
great efforts to defeat Senator Dros-
veGcr'r bill.
some 200 members Of st. Mark's
church left this morning on the
steamship Spokane on an excursion
to Victoria Everybody was delight
cd with the elegant ard paiatial new
excursion boat. The party will re-
turn late tonight after spending sew.
sral hours In the Canadian city.
The Bay City will take the run Of
the Olympic to Hood canal for a few
days beginning probably Saturday.
while the Olympic IL being repaired.
The cut rates recently made on the
Olympic viii be in force on the Bay
City.
Steamship Rainier viii leave San
Francisco tomorrow night with Is
passengers and a full cargo Of
freight.
Steamship Humboldt sails tomor,
row for Lynn canal.
Steamship Unatilla sails tomorrow
FOR San FrBnciaco.
An excursion to East sound and
the San Juan islands is to be given
day.
NJ. y. shaw a. Co.'S famous cattle
ship. the Ventura. built In Victoria
for the express purpose Of carrying
livestock, will soon arrive In Skag-
way.
The Gkagway- Juneau cable Is
working as far as Berner's bay and
will soon be In operation the whole
way.
y. Il. Hanley. who r. associated
with Jack Dalton In the Porcupine
country, is in Skagway shipping a
large herd OF beef stock and a big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
cAPruRrn nrarRrrRa

Policemen fievHn and Stewart cap
tured four dnHertorH from the fugut
Sound navy yard at tho southern
end OF tho Grant street bridge last
evening. Six of the biueiackets were
seen standing near Il saloon nt South
Seattle. HpNan and Stewart ape
preached them, and all ram After
uutfo chase the officers captured
four OF the deaerterH and locked them
together ana brought them To the
city iuii. Two ~ tho men managed
Ia get away Tho four captured VIII
be returned tn nrrmcriuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

GRAF T ING
aRlLLY" EDWARDS BELIEVED
TO nc A FORMER SEATTLE
"PRtNcE or SHARKS"

4 lively controversy in ia progress
/ IN the Seattle underworld ever the
identity 90 the notorious confidence
man billy Edwards who IL tho
central figure In the police bribery
4 investigation now In progress IN
Minneapolis.
The scandal which has already re-
suited In Mayor Ames' confidential
| clerk, |. A. hardnsr. being convicted
iof brihe- taking. "a monopolixing
many columns daily la the Minncap-
oils newspapers aud the sensational
articles are being eagerly read hy
the hundreds OF confidence men and
grafters Who make Seattle their
home.
Probably the Same Man
soon after the sensation wis
sprung the roparf came To Seattle
Through underworld channels. that
the ~hilly" Edwards sho had
turned policeman IN Minneapolis
was none other than the notorious
Frank Edwards. alias Frank Peak.
alias Rig Frank" a notorious graft
~ who little more than "A year ago
ran several sure thlng gambling dens
IN Seattle and also was the head OF
an organised gang % dips OF pick
rockets workins along The water
frant.
The report has since been denied.
however. An old-ttlpc sporting man
who has recently returned from the
East. last night stated that ~nig
Frank" - new In Chicago, and that
niliy Edwards g. an old-tlnse Twin
Cities CRATER. The fact that Frank
Edwards was forced TO leave this
coast on account % his raw grating
In Tacoma during the Elka' carnival
last summer. and then went 20 Min
nesota, caused the firss report 10 be
circulated.
Bad State Of Affairs
The Edwards Investigation in
Minneapolis has brought 70 light a
condition OF aTaira exactly similar
TO that the Seattle law 4 order
league claimed existed in Seattle 4
year aga. The Minneapolis city gov
eminent has been shown 20 have
been practically In the hands % the
Edwards gang.
Edwards had no less than I'VE
init joints in operation. his part
ner being one LAX Cressnan. He
was framed up strong re hurko
men aay. aud WAS doing businceF'
wlth Mayor Amcs direct n Was all
In the family. for Col bred Ames the
mayors brother. ~ chief OF police in
Minneapolis. Gardner. the mayors
clerk. was the go-between. and. AZ
proved by the testimony Of dasenW Of
witnesses. had taken weekly pay
r1enta 81 protection money which Is
supposed TO have been spread
around among different city of1-
Gals
Why He sausslsd
Edwards 'beich said a sporting
man today. was the result Of his
arrest and conviction Of swindliuK.
A Hattie or common policeman who
Was either honest or not wise 10
what hts superlorH were doing. ar
rested Edwards red handed. and In
spite OF the efforts Of high city ON
Gals, he was convicted.
with a heavy sentence hanging
over bis head. Edwards on promise
Of ciemency. consented To go on tbs
stand and give his protectors away.
lie brought his books into court and
showed how thousands Of dollars had
been paid 10 Gardner FOR police pro-
4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
PORTABLE HOUSES

An innovation in Seattle summer
homes arc portable houses that are
being erected "a Lake Washington
and at West Seattle. Judge Ictitis
vra " putting up SIX Of them Just
north OF Madison park. and y. Barnes
has one 1T West Seattle. Three
more are to be erected 81 the latter
nl4ce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
LADIES' MUSICAL

The complimentary concert given
by the Ladies' Musical club al the
Plymouth Congregational church
last night. was attended by a large
and fashionable audience. Each
number was Enthusiastically encor-
ed, and the soloists were all given
floral tributes by apprecia tive
friends. The walls of the auditorium
were taatefully decorated with palms.
ivy and flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

WANTlfD~-Cemp cook. $50. camp
turnkey $50. donkey engineer. $50.
man TO wedge of, S2.0g day, IN city,
min men, $i.75 and s. 100. buckrr
$50; slxidroad men. S2.25. fare
N.00. 2 laborers, s2.25, old man or
boy 70 do chores and milk, 500
farm hand. near city, S25. 9 wood
cutters, Si.00 cord. dishwasher
si.0o week railroad graders, 81. 90
100 men to clear railroad right Of
way. 300 TO $50 per acre. Will let
one OF any number OF acres as par
ties wish. cheap fare: new warjf
Fox Employment Agency, base
ment 2o3 OCCIDENTAL avenue. Phone
Union a.
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bowen HousE ABOLITION

The Seattle Electric co. filed with
building Inspector Place yesterday
specifications for an additional story
to cost $4,000, TO be placed on the new
power house on Post street. The
room VIII be used for storage bat
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Why He sassslsd
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued. Fred Lawson. -.
and Sarah Wagner. legal age. OF Fair
haven. Chsa. ~. Naleht. legal age.
and Josie Jacobs. legal age. Of Port
Hlakeiey.
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capt Henry riowman, aged 90.
died at HIS apartments In the Ma
sonic Temple yesterday Of apoplexy.
The body was removed Go Butter
worth 4 sons undertaking parlors.
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THE LATEST
CANDIDATE

The friends OF Miss Ella Steiner
announce her na candidate Tor
Queen OF the EikA' carnival She IL
an accomplished musician and ts well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

The battleships Oregon and Wis
consln are At the navy yard. To see
them take the Port Orchard Route
colman dock. at $50, . and 10 a. m,
l.15. q: 30 and 4.30 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

pGArH OF CAPT. pLowMAN

Z, -. Adams OF Kirkland, died in
the Seattle General hospital yeHter
day OF a complication of diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
cnlLpRgN's OUTING

Due To instructions from President
J. y. Farrell % the fsacine Coast Co.
six coaches ftiied with children from
the different Catholic schools Of the
city we're made guests Of hts com
pany yesterday. The party. In
charge Of Tfalnmastsr Green and
General Manager Ford. left 1T 8
o'clock In the morning and Vtgitrd
the Franklin mines Lunch WAS
served at piruls grounds nearby. and
the children wege brought back TO
the city In the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Dancing and all kind Of athletis
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

ForeHtera' picnic. Sunday, June IS.
Pleasant Beach: Soc round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

You can go 20 Pleasant Beach and
dance ali day for 90. sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Athletic games. good prizes. Pleas
ant Beach. Sunday. June Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only
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sSiP W tsrrn-1 ALE
N NicHDL & HAWkINS,
iig West Main
600 MEN For SENADA

llF West Main
COO MEN FOR NEVADA.
Muckers. teamstcrH, hammersmen
and machine men. $500 to SAGA
ship daily. Fare and fee. SS25
: men FOR lumber yard. s2.00, I
ranchman, t30. hand machine
shingic SAWYER, sue. 10 to Ts II:
camp nunkcy, $50, hotel clerk. 2
bolt cutters. sif0. blacksmith.
$500. 10 wood cutters, 81 90. close
Go town. good timber. board 81 90
or bach, hnekcra. sa.T5. local
tallyman. SEQ. min hands. $40.
min laborcfu. si.75, board ss.bO
stone quarry iaburera. si.7b, fare
advanced. 2 brick yard laborera.
$500. board $3.50. 10 laborers FOR
Pin Cash MN Co. s26 10 Ss6 per
month aud board advance fare. 10
boys Tor box factory. SIS to $50 per
month. fare advanced. tallyman.
s2.2a: knee bolter, ss.25 Hath puller.
$500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
LET HER SEVERELY ALONE

You and learn that lone
believe Don't spend
a bush
on beauty viii
never De found
A recen adv
educated wealthy athletic girl twenty
correspond with
matrt timer gentleman
sounds good seihhness almost
with BLUSH
esa Z he OF
Newburg ad-
mems som Of W om
by the received letters from
railroad fare Even
walk all the from New
burg " T. to NEE The mano
police found be
full
said she would break the
trouble provided could catch
And en- 81
should published
FOOLS with appended as ter
mankind
Good~a aren columns
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RAINIER BEACH.
alLaArL-.L- ~ n.nA In A LIZ

puut delay teaklaE ~ this properly, les
beautifully located en sfcfe o. fzA4s
WaNttnRtnns even - within a few steps
~ sisririe iins. = fare. service ffssn
. a. = m. q y y. M elsafs~l aa1 Ersdst
aFanues sldswaia. god ehurrhea. schools.
sftFes etc. free srod eut water teis
selling fkfG ard ne soesfsF. osssg sfa. So
nnd 80 tor iaFus 1ofagt ioias - ~ ara
tin dawn and q month. lasslef for
building nu terms aie1. Ffr ner. e.
X aturfesanf u1efntnga ct E.fnlfr
ftaaehs sftefnhesus At : 4tl-toa bieck.
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deadly SONG Of the
been through
and
tempting lunches
him when he slips
70 eats an
Up of
getting
alonu
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poNoVAS's Shoe shnn removed sre,,,
aIlh Ftrnt 10 2O0a First avenue Mems
Sak Aoles, SOC. ladies' 400 chiidren's :.
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WANrHp-wo for i-horse exprcse rig.
with ~ without driver Call 222a Sec
nua avenue north
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known In Seattle. The high position
which she has attained as a teac hsf
Of music lie due go natural ability and
persistent industry. She II - years
81 age and ~ fine appearance.
The candidate "a sister 81 the
vioIInlat. VIM Steiner. who recent
~ returned from Europe.
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ron rAonAsan.MrsorLLAS-

,dfl. ,,sffs,,.,. .l..o....,5.s, NJ q, In
praHad real estate faf Seattle real sa-
tate D. g.. eafu ". Dunlop, hySn
brooklyn avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

HOUSE aud lot. North Seattle. fsa
ist ave. vest corner lot s0xi2o.
tfzsl, 9 room modern house.
House and lot. foot 81 Queen Anne
hill. yia tth ave. north. Inside lot.
3Qnf70, rooms. modern. school 2
blocks. stores market and postal
station onc-haif = block away.
Double house. Z rooms each half.
modern. az 1900 Thomas street 2
blocks from car and school. ON cor
nef lot. t9Hiso. a good Investment;
ttzS0.
? lot on Queen Anne hill on H.w. cor
nef ~ Howe street and bth ave.
west. car one half block. and
Queen Anne school ) blocks. 1850.
these lots are level and 5eri20.
lots Ia Denny Thurman addition.
each toxi2c. $3.50. OF one for 1900
Noe. ?. 10. IL and II IN block 81
easy terms.
A iet on Queen Anne Hill. No. s. IN
bleek rs. Laws snd addition. 500.
this IL "a bargain the ear IL one
half hioekaway and the street II
graded
A corner lot. s0xi20. on Tenth and
East Union. 1890. one block from
Madison or broadway. Z cottages
could be built on this lot
! have a large number OF lots. s0xf00.
In Ballard. at 800 Ia tzee each. and
on very easy terms
HENRY ". LUNG.
Sds Hufhs Bldg
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SEATTLE Ennptayfnent once. eos Pike
street nsst - = specially q roaming
haa5srs ard btIsinass ehaures. Cal up
Miss smith az usa Dftans 1914.
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HELP WANTED - MALE Ann
FEMALE

PACIFIC. Emp. ofnce. iioS I'd Ave- fur.
$40. Mrs. Reyes. Mgr
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ron hEaf Two room coitags. cheap
1913 Tenth ave. south. take Jackson ~
cara
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cnEAP home
HOUSE AND lot ss1s. s.s DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT HUNs HEAUTI-
WI HOME; FINE PLACE FOR GAR
DIN AND CHICKENS: BEAUTIFUL
VIEW. CLOSE To SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. HitI. MAN, OWNER or
FICn. HIII.MAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
HII.T.MAN's beautiful iaHs front addition
II nov on the market. nearly 700 lots sold
"a down, 81 monthiy. lumber cold on
payments same as rent. 30 mon now lay
ins new plank sidewalks in trent o. each
one year; 10 extra men win be on
grounds Sunday 20 show unfoid leta Como
quick. see owner. Hilimsni efiice end Of
presen, Green Lake car lire.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
w have Just what you want n y you VIII VIII
a IN e-roofn house; two lots; fruit
trees and outhouees all Tor $1,000 on very
easy terms: on Twenty -nith avenue.
otfAiHEIN & HOLMAN.
Phone. Riue 200. a0a New York blk,
WI nav. some big bargains In ! ana s.
room houses. cluev IN 5000 and VINO;
ask ue Go show you these; We can locate
ycu on timber claims scaling I'VE million
also havc roue good farm bargains.
syrengle A Snauidlng, xoT Madison Ct,
phone. Main 1895
COFFEE and chop house. excellent loca-
tlon $500. restaurant well furnished
reasons for selling. large one; money
maker, cvvrything nrrt class. fnylars,
1904 Third avenue
$500 aGr,1eryi snnp II taken 81 once.
Several uthcfs ranging frem Sien 60 $500.
Taylor'e. ioa3 Third avenue.
$500 takes my two lots. 80 foot each, on
Grand ave, West Seattle. need ths
money. {. a. Buoii. 1909. Twenty
fourth ave. Tei, Black 1850.
z---.-la....--.ls-ss-
FOR sALB-corner lot G0xi2S on Lenera
and Tenth avenue, block from car line,
nuc site for or cottages, Tho bur
eau. 400 First avenue
A BEAUTIFUL home near Woodland mark
Green Lake. 10 lots, ] under cultivation
The bureau. isOa. First avenue.
LARGE lot on Queen Anne Hill uueh-
strueted view % water and sugruundinFa,
$500 cash, The Hnrcau. iaOG First ave
Two LOTS corner, i20xi2o splendid
building site, North Seattle The Ilur-
eau. 1908 First avenue.
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DIRT CHEAP.
80 40 acrVa af good land. we'll heated on
. me county rad which leads ifreeiiy
70 the city. very easy cleared lays iatei
and Hife. siiiH property can Be- bought
fDr - psr cent cash talancc. your oNu
time. price $50 Per aef-.
effAs. y ADAMS.
a. Plosfeer building.
FOR sAI4ts=aSo-acr ranch. located en-
enaina n acrrs cleared. balance heavy
timber. near schgoi church and post
once. price tTpo.
Aiss 80. acre ranch n miles from ReHton.
on fafirnad in Cedar River valley. 80
acres cleared and fenced. good house.
farss barn and 30 BEARING fruit trees en-
place. price $500 terms. $500 cash. bal
years.
RAGAfN a RUSSELL.
fai1 ffrrt avenue
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nIlnIxEs. CHANCES

rWN hbhLs
Building contracts fpf sale, with these
contracts yuu can has a home. hHf
FARMS nay OF mortgage nT hutd
hafne without Paying Interest We have
sas4is iou numbers that VIII mature thtH
summer n ynu nwH a iqf Ws ear -
cure geu q building loan % build ~
once on eu uumaturrd contract. Nhsu
contract natures VIII Jay the loan.
Company has several hpusss opmfisiFa
ara building This T. a ppef mans %
rssfunitF 70 secure house on easY pay
fnsnfs ~ eaiy ts.v. 81 nsQushi CAL ~
address room ~. Sullivan building
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= acres. - euenalefsiF nl~anea. 20 srr~s
brftnsu Lard. t-fasu haDsa tzsrn efstrh
IN Ao1tes. 900 ts4rr4 ffuit tr~ss ~
soes fn=sf strs = berries. Al auntFAetet
To- - l~oa4ua sfasrfa. ftfkse
20 ast<s rhedassf While River tseffefn isrf
AT tufFue~t. saIfdfnEt. etc scar rail-
foed Alo ga aoH flsrfftr line. I1suo.
lsts ffeseasnf. snzi10 rear car ilns
fnentAif t-sFul-~ts 9. %. sifo
cftQies lpfs THsntf.ntnfh saaefr3s. sswfr.
49, fido sary esaasnIF raffa<ras
fafsatus Ia Queen Arnr Hiil ssFutrFfy.
Skf4euS, MArfis Es4tsoN a CO.
So Nss YEA va. feeftle
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WANTED Experienced saleswoman for
umbrellas and paraSolH. Apply manager
Bon Matche.
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A LARGE aALn ~ al kiBds u JaHaaeas
maftinF from - yard up. hfapna
head fuHN stoves Nefg fHFanf ifu
trent Furniture CO.. ~ Heeond avenue
south.
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IUflsI.aa Mf.4=Haf At ssfy4oe patfonizs
The Maxwell Mansion cafe. terms nfedsfs
ate pleasantly situated - ITO - eve.
cor o. uniYsfaliFi also furnished feaha'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

a. 20 cabinet photos. " - per daz far one
week only Eaetinhn'H Studio. Szii flrsi
avenue.
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REMOVED 20 sszo Second Boston Been
arg lei. Rel gtba. bakad beans.
efesn bread delivered
FIR Lloyd. Iifiseee q Lloyd. n IfiHesisy
biloxi sbaut your homes for cash o. DO
fdffed payments
M1ia orTEDAi. siseifieian. asa Hotel
waldorf.
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FINANCIAL

TACOMA. WASH
TnED H. HEHniTT.
T. o. fi0s 900 ani trsuch fslk.
FINANCIAL Agent.
COLLATERAL BANK uarte q HsaDi
fnoueY loaned Ga ang eood collateral
tOf ehsrfF.
TO loan Private fn0HeR hf low rate ~
interest. IaulHa aHnffs 20 fHrief
way. Rooms 3. end .
RAHHANTa b0dEht Hnd fpid4 Mofuaau
a Esheiman Mpiual Life BID
ron sALE-rAHMs AND lands
adduasu Hfrrh near Hufunsfs aafeH fleHfe1
aarsa ~ ofChafd X aaFer 10 bnfHiss.
1920 20 aeffs near Heaftie 80 aefeN
cleared 20 arfsH niashnd 10 fruit trees
heuass. bern snd aufaaiidlnFa
$500 30 HafeH waterfront close O. navy
yard. r aefsa sfibbsd haianas IN poe
fufs5 b.fegfa hauaf. large usH barn 2
chicken hsusfaf running wsfsf ~ place
aTETTBNgHE a AffHhi4L
Hceu ~ HaKusl bldg.
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ron sAIr-Housns AND Tors

ron hALt@s roam s0ttass ana VI ztsi0o
feet IN Fremont price ltSO. terms. 500
fssh. balance IN ~ monthly payments.
srffan cottage On Twentieth sFenue rear
hhdlaon street. i9f @gizO feet price,
800
from modern house 81 ballard. "a 60z
100 feet Hicslr iafafe4 sifnin ona hl1rk
from street faf5 price g1zOO. terms, 800
cash Batauae years
HAgAIF a ftHHfflsE.
1919 FfFHt avenue