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lyo Maru Examined

The new Nippon YuHen Kaiaha
liner iyo AaTu vas officially In
spected ysssefdaY by captain g. a.
cherry United States inspectors u
boilers. and Captain y - whitney.
United states Inspector - huiia
hoth The officials were highly pleased
with The vessel The fNa o. q triple
Hxpanatun iwinsHcrwN ktear nahtp
and was built &C NaEaHakl rs Jap
areHe She has gross register ~
$50 tons and can accommodate 90
hrwf class passenger Captain \. -
y Parsons u master.
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whitney,
MARRIAGE

WASHINGTON. D. G. Feb. s-The
marriage certificate which Miss Helen
Hay daughter Of secretary state and
Arz. John Hay. took away from the
Church Of the Covenant today bore
the signature a. witness Of the preal-
dent ~ the United States Miss Hay.
one u the most notable and popular
figures In Washington society. be-
came the wife II Payne whitney. son
o. VIM. g. Whitney. former secretary
OF the navy
The wedding was b. far the most
brilliant ~ the season In the national
capital
Among hose present were Presl-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt. and the vari-
ous members u the cabinet and their
families. on the left we're seated
members ~ the Hay and whitney
households The ceremony was con-
Quoted by the Rev Teunls s. Hamlin.
pastor ~ the church. assisted By the
Rev Dr pea body ~ Boston. Mr..
whitney and hts bride departed for
Thomasvilie. Ga, where tiLe honey
moon Is TO be passed
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Ia ~

fANbiNA VIA n AMERICAN
BANK
y AestNt EsnsFsi HanklnE business
tfseAaf fsd Deposits. o. 10000 A. chill
80 fses y 4. gfundahL nrst vice pres
=. - tt~itfrE. cash J. o. Lane. asst
cash 30 branches
ahh FiftaT NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE
taa ~ capital .-... $50 600.
.-fisas - hAnaihE bHsiasEs sfausaetsd. =
- ~ -. -. lfrt M n Ntckeh. Voc
10 J., 4arrrfs cash. y D FArEhursi.
essh IfchsHEs o. principal elite.
= Z. ana Eafass
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ELEcTRIcAL MACHINERY

PEfcSTOS = WAX 20, aS.n1rs . . u
motors irsia. "a h1uss wlrin. aad bell
pcfs isis NssterH ssenss
ElAAMIGat
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Woodland Park Extension

The applications Of the Seattle Ft.c.
trlc 60. Tor extensions 90 lta ryHt.ms
we're briefly considered by the rorpo.r-
auons committee - the city cot'rrti
az meeting held last night Owing
10 me absence ~ Councilman Murphy
OF the Ninth ward. no action regard
ing tho proposed cxfeusions through
woodland park was taken. and the
committee adjourned 60 meet nevt
Tuesday.
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PEsFLRH hAvfNgA nANK.
Feeena avenue sna pils street Capitol
tAa ~, stS9 80 ~ g. Nsufsissf. pres. .
. ~ Hayden. east. : u Gfrrnlraf ssut
tash. Commercial savings ana trust bssi-
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AUCTION SALES

] EN- gffsaff4 10 Do EeasfsI auetlonssfiuE
~ go fiHlra. fau b. founI 81 our
sfsfrrussfsi. Wu fTha sfrest Major y. g.
stain fhans rias 80
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~" THI'I" |||TT"THT - ~
Tie " White 49, ~
HsN fofs s.'.fins s.siis Z.
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Greenley. Of the Seattle high school
VIII be the editor.
Mrs. q ~. GOrham. ~ snohoruiah
who worked 80 earnestly 10 reorugn.
re the association has been a vislto,
with US this week"
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Republicans OF The Ninth

4 Republican club was organized
last night in the Fourth precinct NJ
the Ninth ward. p. NJ. Williams was
named 90 president J. Summer soc.
Rotary. and j. Fu9on treasurer A
committee on registration was also APP
pointed.
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DItPss.fAIlTns

block
iDN ladies' tailor AMI fsesptien gowns
csl - Lsfnb Sisters. sio-zii collins biz.
MitN NAhHoN Stylish millinery Il los
go pncsa Cornsf Fourth and pins.
bhttHMAKiho psriofs 1917 Thira ave
MADAME a. ~ SMITH dr~sruabinR.
ladies' tailoring PhrlgFu - hilfkiey
big.k Phone. Brown 1871
INE-.MAklaa .clla.I- ISL ~ ave v.
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OhhohHE IHkAiEu = CO.. mo. ~.
sffsCt Goa established 1888 hlnlfH
claim hbstfaets fiaasmrnt of tho No
tuaI life bubtinE
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Queen Anne Gun

The Queen Anne 1854 Improvement
Club vii meet this evening al i
o'cloek IN the club house The topic
under discussion Wlil b. the railway
service and street improvements.
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question
questions brought before the people at the present time
uxhtlnEs
holder
his electricity
for ot a
ipai
sndsavoring pre-
the without question
but with solely public
thorough and intelligent
operating
municipal plant
ne question.
Electrical problems somswha, difficult handle
owing TO the technical features
aim Of the Star to simplify
as possible
Yesterday
the
cost Of about $" The
f2
secured from municipal
each The city at present SIS
1t also shown that 500
nsh excellent city lighting power
t which could be sold
auee the cost Of an arc light to $40
iucand tn II
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TO DEFEAT
EXCLUSION
Smuggling OF Cinnamon Will
Again Be Resorted TO

There are said To bc mysterious
movements un foot among tbe chi.
nosr across The line. Il is we'll known
that thousands Of Chinese in Vie
tprla, Vancouver aud other British
| columbia cities fully expected to set
| foot on American soil JUST hH soon as
| lhr 0eary law expired next June.
I Now that there Is a new law about
I tu pass congress equally pruhibitory
| against the Chinks these CrlrHtiata
arv getting restless and ready 90
vNade the proposed law by Hya-
tomatic method of smuggling them
selves here Ia patches
Hundreds 81 Cinnamon had been
I landed az Victoria. Vancouver. Ma
| uaimo and New Westminster exc
prtAHiy with "a View OF coming here
I the day following the expiration VI
the 6eary law in june.
A well known shipping man here
was vonfidtntlaliy approached fuw
days ago by a man from Victoria
with a proposition 90 carry Chiukn
| from that point across fu the MAIN
land. A plan was suggested where
| hy the government revenue cutters
could easily be fodled aud Il very
hattfriuK remuneration was prof
fcfred The shipping man stui has
I the proposition under adVirrmrnt
aud Il T. likely 60 remain there.
ShipuWners are NOT taking the
chances Co make MONEY carrying
Chlnks that Kelly did about dozen
years ago
Iiks Kelly pia
Kelly, Il T. said. owned a slonp on
I the Sound and he made "a big bank
roll freightiuE Chinese into the Unit
81 States. tits siaop WAS r4uippsd
with a huge bottom ana a double.
I deck. The chiuka we're slowed away
next the bottom.
Upon one occasion. when hotly
I pursued by government boat. Kelly
| touched the spring the hinges I'M
fastened then down went the bottom
and - ala the chlnkn into the hay.
tie waN captured. but there was 40
direct evidence against him. as un
Cinnamon we're found on board and
80 he was acquitted
II few huge bottnusd nloops
could be pressed into service. ps,rs
hapa the business az C'hiuk carrying
might be made profitable. hut hard
" otherwise. There Is no doubt
however that Some men viii ~
found fnoihardy enough 60 take
chances and make the attempt 10
smugsie over Cinnamon from tht
| British line.
The authorities have IN all prob
ability an inkiinE ~ what L. going
ON across the way and d ~ likely
hat precautionary measures will DO
taken 70 Illustrate any attempt 10
land any Cinnamon into the United
states. hut anyway there is SOME
thing brewing among the criortials
/ In Victoria and Vancouver Just nos,
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nuOTn WitTfG.EHEY HAEtDHD ~
sifast 90. established 1873. hsHemsnt ~
Hall#f block Ivisphone. Main ibt.
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misehisvous extensively circulated during m.
nree weeks 10 The effect that number with
the Building Trades Council intend under
threat Of striking March
e makers went far call the
Der Of Commerce
on condition Of affairs that does
No strike has been and none ia even
family contemplated state emphatcv -,
feel greatly inensed at the schemers attempting promote
cord this
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Lost His Bob

Guy g. Pearley u zi0s Third avenue.
reported the theft " bob-slcd IA
the police this morning.
aaas saas
II you want repair work of any kind.
ring np Brixner and Munger. phone.
Black 1852.
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chieAoo Dsaiai 90, ia Hlneaisg 81
= " FHIf.Lu'F. e-1 H~ussy tisek
DtLINs AND CLEANING

fAHislAN he Worss- Hs call fof. oisah.
pfssu deliver your clothes. Ofics 1919
firsi ave Tel. 8slH 1914
AMERICAN steam DE Wofsr 1915 West.
efn ageuus Phone Main 7aT
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GERMAN AMERICAN ISVEs'
MENT COMPANY.

@A*tsah = y 2 AAEklAAN INV Est
AENT COMPANY.
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORES
one store IN Seattle. several out
side. money makers all
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
incorpat rare chance for man
capable 81 taking charge % sales
10 the trade. well established. own
patents
/ REAL ESTATE
chances ln well established OF.
hces. needing additional interested
help
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. land. fish-
ing grounds etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
Well established. On Second av-
enue. chance ~ life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
= OF Ia interest IN traps and fun
gear buats. scows and all.
Z 81. 600 INV EsTMENT-
Established machinery house.
wishing 20 enlarge capacity. profits
iu Is months viii return Invest
ment
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
80 acres. at cliy'r door. elegant s.
room house. modern improvements.
So month.
I 4 SNAP IN ACREAGE
acres ~ Green Lake. for less than
cost 81 clearing.
/ ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue, grand view. ,
ear lines
Az ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on Seventeenth avenue:
can be rented by buying new fur
uiture Ht half price
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one ~ the SWEETEST. best located
places In the city, several others.
an prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant IN heart OF city
well established weekly pront 500
present owner has extensive prom
erty Interests IN the East that de-
maud immediate attention. tech
meal experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY pARLORS-
Elegant fittings and furniture. cs-
tablished trade among the elite:
can bc bought at cost 81 fittings
u taken quick
ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT
BUSINESS
s. 200 huys It complete; monthly
profits $40.
( INCORPORATED COMPANY
/ 81 500 takes half II the stock:
monthly profits $500 guaranteed
inv tment secured
/ s. 0nn To $1,000 At 2 PER CENT
MONTH
n invested in stock ~ an estab-
lished corporation. secures shlaricd
office aai % per cent. month on
money put in.
Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Well established. In heart % city.
| on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention,
can be bought for less than cost.
/ CIGAR STAND
Paying s. SO daily profits. can be
bought for $50 Tor "a rev days.
/ OIL BUSINESS
( Paving Si15 month clear. fine out
nt In every respect only offered
I for short time. 1000 regular Gus
/ toners best reasons FOR selling.
| MERCHANT TAILORING
| Fixtures aud stock an inventory.
fine location, owner has two stores
/ and can only attend to one.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established. ground floor ~
fee we'll located half Interest FOR
5000 20 right man.
! ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds OF rare chances. cover
Ing all lines OF trade. We can soil
| YOU Just what you wish; or fur,
nish capital Tor any profitable IN
Vestment. that viii stand close I'm q
| speCtiun.
! GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
hl3 Third Avenue.
BUSINESS CoLLcGrs
I CLARkEs peuuln Shorthand school. In.
diNduh instruction. 20 Boston bik
/ INST methods and teachers. Acme business
! college. SECOND ana Pike,
CONTRACTORS ana BUILDERS
BRoMlEN a MEII.a renrraI gt,ntra,.f.,,s.
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A. aons.t Man

Can have time on suit u clothes
with us hv paying down ons-third
and the balance from loo 10 g .
per week. Cash prices e. this week
" you are on 20 yoHrHelf. come this
week Seattle Tailoring Co. iaf
First avenue.
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IgAs DfainAue School prepares p4las tor
dramatic and fp~faflr hf"E a1tafi# -
pupils FINISHED. ana tsEiHnsfa accepted in
siorutl0r and ofaforg viii furnish bIsgs
a1I csaGb dramatic cluLa. Tues aaI
TU.. ~ ff0lvofH.
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HOMES! HOMES. HOMES
The NATIONAL HOHESEEKEhs
ASSOCIATION Of Chicago. H.. IL
now located in Seattle and VIII fur
nish you money to pay OF mort
cages. build or buy a home OF farm
In any location and give you ls
years and ; months TO pay IL back
at the rate OF $3.50 per month. $50
OF each $50 applies on your home
without Interest Under this plan
home IN In the reach Of all. IL
Will pay you 10 investigate.
Cheaper than rent. safer than a
bank. our plan IL no scheme. but a
hafe, honest. equitahiy home prop
osition- Can at 1909 First avenue
and let W explain II 20 you. Good
agents wanted. Correspondents
send stamp for reply.
y. ~. SORDAN. State Manager.
foh hEST--mpuses. cottages. siossa Ers1
rooms. furnifh.d snt uufuruishst. n al
parts q me city German A rssrsean
lnR.ttfnsnt Co. tfa Third avenue.
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Harvard Dental Pafion
5i2 Second Ave, Over German Bar

Extracted ana mIieo absolutely VI
out pain by our late scientific me-
cd, patented and used by Us ont
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Fun Set Teeth that fip.........$fA
Gold Filings 81. ....+.............S III
ai-k tPurel Gold Crowns .,.....xts
Teeth Without Plate ...... sly
Silver Filings 49,. ................ "a
NO CHARGE for painless exiis
ing when other work is done, a..
written guarantees for 10 years
all work.
HARVARD DENTAL PARIoi
Hours-SS 80 a. m. 70 $ p. m
DAYS, 3 a m. 10 2 p. m. -
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
the State 10 Washington, N
for the County OF King. IN
bate. In the matter Of the ess
of Archibald Bell. deceased
4ls2.
Notice 20 Creditors,
Notice is hereby given, BY the u
designed, executor OF the essAn
Archibald Bell. deceased. to the ~
/ itors OF. and all persons na'
/ claims against said deceased, "
hihit them with the necessary w.
ers. within one year after tne
publiCa Of this notice, 70 the
I exeCutor at the law office or WI
Il Williams, tg3 Burke nuhdins
Z the city Of Seattle. county OF
state OF Washington.
3
n. IA. MARTIN
4 Executor OF the estate OF Arvn'''
Bell. deceased. ,,l
Date Of FIRST publication, JAW
'srd iqe2 ~
IGN Iun SUPERIOR couhl
the State OF Washington ~ IA
FOR the County OF King. ~
bate. In the matter OF tne 4
OF Gustave Johnson, deeease''
4l92.
Notice 70 Creditors. 4.
Notice Is hereby given hy wv
/ dersiEned. eNeCutriN OF the es.sS
/ Oustave Johnson. deceased -
creditors of. and all persons n q a
I claims against. said deceased y
hlhit them with necessary a.
ers. within one year after w
publication OF this notice, 70 ~ ~
eNecutriN. az the law ofiice y,
! 4 Williams. ESS Burke buna"l
The city of Seattle, county I"
state of Washington.
! Dated January 10. lsV., .,soS
ANNA LISA JoHNssva.',,
! ENecutriN Of the estate OF w
Johnson. deceased. ..,.....
Witness. Sidney J. Wiiil'l''~
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DANCIN0 ACADEnII.s

DANCING classes fpf bsElHusfs d9uaag
anl Fuday evening a. $50 Pref MlI.
sYna school 81 fanclnE private 4asaa4a
daily HHnse hall. iika street.
HOCiETH ana Stage dHnenz B.. 81
Tstss, supervisor Normal association
2Hit FluFt Green ttTe
PHoW. LfTTiE. teacher ~ bAu room au4
fancy dAHelng dlI Madison. Fhsaa.
Hum cal
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying Sli5 month clear fine out
nt In every respect only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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WANTED TO RzST.
WE siil rent yoar hoGse. coti1r ~
Or ruurus. u desirahie. 20 relists -
ants. within seven days or ~ -
n1uuths rent Or we will tNlaf -
care and msnhEefnent u yer Fgrl
and ray YOU Elk months ~ -
Vance German A s1eF.caa lrEsifrsl
Co. SIS Third avenue
WIRE. IRON AND fLAflss
F1f0ff },Sii 4 "a Ing SSSrss' IS Z
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DI.RNIIr...-.0rENKTTo scmooLs

If1ufs . o. NJ. ~ . m
100. 10 ave. mr. NfHffH rf
paimistiy taught mrd'umisur iefaafs c..
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
An.IitAtT or TIrLE

AnsrHAcT o. TITLE
osbu6NE. IHkAi'Eh 3 co. ino.. ~.
sifset o.. established iAs5. AiplHE
tuai life building
HpoTn WufTfLEHEY HAETuHD 40.
fifatt fp.s established 1919. hsHefnfnt ~
taller block Tvisphons. Main iSt.
tEA1'fLE Abstract co.. p. Y. liDfh.
AaCniTECTs ...-..
tJiiH ohAHAA. $40 3zI olobs biz Tel
James Z1Xl
o.. Vs. HouutiToh. At-i7 Collins.
AI-IoHNEfs-AT-LAW
VA H. hGtfNEh attorney At izp suits
prosecuted and defended in 90 courts, ~
years esprusn,e. Proceedings in bank
futfept COMPANIES incorporated. ahsifaftl
tsfsihllg saauiiurdt collections naHs ~
AT parts ~ the United HtAfsh. ttlEhfri
commercial aud hank frfsfenres. bia
Third HFauus Phone Main 100.
a q MACDONALD. 90 nsfhs building
itoof. PALMER a ittOWN, FiOnssr 10
LYMAN .. kHAFP. 10 Hsilsr puhainK
FRANK 3. WiEBrLINn. boston biDcA
" q. LAhnuTn. 1ot o Pseine biock
flEiitE y FEHtY. $50 hurhs biecA
y. Dou0i.An, ~ Nsw rgrk BIOS
q WARD HEhF. go nurEs building
> KEisto0u 20 BAILEY buiidinS
q. 3. LAAaLANb, 10 d. Y. block
Auction SALES
AUCTION saie 22i3 seventh avenue.
Saturday February b. 30. 20 e.. M.
ali furniture and household goods
OF t.f0om houhe. paTlOT pieces.
rockers. chairs, tables. side board,
china closet bookcase. extension
table. carpets. afapefy ihce cur
tainH. good range. kitchen fur
uitute. etc. ZZi# Seventh avenue.
take Virginia street cars 20 Flfth
and Boil, walk blocks east E
q Hirkertou. aurtiUneer.
AUCTIONS ATf-riDNf
J EN- prepared 90 DO s~HHfaI hueuonssfiuK
at Ht ftfura. Can 81 foun1 81 our
sfsfrfusfsi. nu rise sfrest Major y. g.
htuHH. f-nans rias 80
- ncREhros. sensfai suetionssr.
1919 tlrat avenue
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CIGAR STAND
Paying s. SO daily profits. can be
bought for $3.50 for a Few days.
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LAUNDRY
Well established. In heart % city.
on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention,
can be bought for less than cost.
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TFDF tHEIBDa $50 HIfHtb
FALHfaT. SOW LOCATED ar Isal 81
AVE- ROT Nfaidyu. tlr Nar1.a Ff.sr.
srt paimiHt. WaY br r1nHIIfs1 faUg al
au hnaIrH ~ llfr iiia work Ia s4UfaIf
dInsffnt from nfhefr. and hr pf.H.f.. Vol y
fsflr~n fa accept fee until s4H QUO rlf
frrfIg sauana1. ffIa advice 0r uaffIarra
dItsfter I'VE family araIfs. ifla. u. u
tfanrsrffguH low suite ETC.. ere Hr..lr.
80 era tfItnfui. no mafiHf nhaf ffl4.
bic yuu may have. call au4 ta aiu hs.l
Nni
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures aud stock az inventory.
nne location. owner has two stores
and can only attend TO one.
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HOUSES AND LOTS wASrEn

~ A-@ssa 49, 49, 49,
We have HN-n customers for tu1sA I
cottages, stores End modern dstAfF
all parts q TIE city The ort "a
sell YUur rrup@rfT - "a sdFeruk I
as ne susnd TWO THOUSAND =
LARS q month for that psrpos> Z
lows - . iaElcai conclusion that "
sell L. List your property vita n
cur photographer will take a Tisxl
81. which rlii - published 10 'hsf 4
IN all the leading ysrs IN ~
cEI.MkN AMERICAN ISyEsrE
COMPANY.
ffa Third Aveuue
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MONEY losnsd on horses. fgrnituF. taw-
s.rB, chaftsi HsqrtGAEs loans a specially.
safsLc*a "a salaries. Room ~ Downs
ttgrk
vApBANTs seasht and solo. Aofrison
q EfhsltnHn. Mutual Life sid
CLfMplD OIL - ~ HAlisr elack
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" HUUUIIIUH, flf-lI t0IIIHfI
AIIoItNIefs-AT-.Aw

j1ifs dtAHAA. $40 IN GLOBE biz
James Z1Xi
a. IA lfffHttfrttr. ~ az f.fff+.s
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orIIIls CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co. clothes
Ia shane, 81 so month. dyclnE repair
ing 1907 Third Red ASA.
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BUSINESS coLLIsGres

~ >iNEsS COLLEGES
CLARkES peruln Shorthand ,,hoot Ia
diN'dunl instruction "a Boston bik
AEsT methods and teachers. Acme business
college. second and Pike.
CONTRACTORS aud BUILDERS
BROMLEY q WELLS. general contractors,
~ starr BOYD bid, rcL Main 500
SODERQuIsT & ROsELENF shopa nj
2tA-220 Spring street.
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 90. ciothcs
ln shaDr 81 5o ,,....tr' =. 49, tNtt,,.s
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Extracted ana nIieo absolutely W.
out pain by our late scientific me-
cd, patented and used by Us cnt
PAINI.E SS DENTISTRT.
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Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE
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The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-14
FIRE KILLS ELEVEN
ST. LOUIS LODGING HOUSE
BURNED.
During Bitterly Cold Night Lodgers
Flee For Their Lives.

ST. Louis. Feb. 10-An early morning
fire. which destroyed the Empire hotel
a large tlIree-story hotel and lodging
house at 27OO and 27O2 Olive street
occupied by men exclusively, caused
the death of eleven persons. ten men
and one woman and dangerously i'll
jured eight others.
A dozen or more who had narrow es-
capcs from death received less serious
injuries or We're frost bitten. 1t is es-
timatcd that there were between thr-
ty-tivc and forty persons in the build
ing last night, and 1t is believed all
have been accounted for.
The financial loss is nominal 1t is
thought that $20,OOO will cover the
damage to building and contents,
which were totally destroyed.
About ten or twelve others less seri
ously injured, being bruised, burned or
suffering from exposure.
The fire started about :f:3O a IN.
when few persons were abroad, and
gained much headway before it was
discovered and the alarm given. There
was considerable delay in turning in
an alarm. and when the engines fin
ally reached the scene the whole front
of the building was in flames. and the
interior was Il scethng furnace. BY
that time all who escaped death had
gotten out of the building by jump
ing from the windows or climbing
down ropes made of bedclothes. A few
escaped from the ground floor through
the front door. Some of the escapes
were very narrow.
Almost everybody who got out suf-
fered some injury or was frost-bitten.
The guests barely had time to get out
when aroused. the flames had spread
so rapidly. Some saved their clothing.
which they carried in their hands, but
others were not so fortunate, losing ev-
erything. After some delay nearby
houses were opened to the unfortun-
ateS and they We're given shelter from
the biting cold weather