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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
The WEATHER man
HAS MADE GOOD


have been working on for n week,
You see Il TAKES a long time 10 IN ur
"a dag like this Any cheap weather
man can hand cut rain storm of
eaid day. but conditions have To be
right and Yuu have To have a pull
with thr elements 10 manufacture
an article like this. I couldn't allow
that meaaiy little town ~ Tacoma 90
Eut the start ~ us ON the weather
proposition any how. and SO this H.
what I've danc I knew. iast night
a AaH suins 10 be n fne day, and
va fact / had had my order IA FOR
thrcv nr four real charming DAYS Tor
nomo time. bat l won't toll you any
thiug More about Il except | am mot
suing t. lrt the President ~ hack
o. Washington and tell my boss
Willie Moore that J don't know how
Co hold down NV iuhs
Then ATT Salisbury took a look
nuf ever the hay, smiled a santaHts =
smile and studied the weather
charts Hume more. while the little
wind eups on top ~ the New York
huhdiuN kept spinning merriiy away
and the little machines that click
ard tick um the various records
every we'll Informed weather man
must know. clicked and rhuekied 90
themselves ~ Ii lhiy came IN far
shafc df the praise for the grand and
glorious presidential dsN.
There IL every fsfobpstt Of another
rue dty gnmarfsw N tina, the uresis
dent. " he derives viii have every
thinN 81 hih favor fog al early horse
back rice or a brarinF walk among
saaitir's many hills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
cRiTIcISES
THE TRUST

LONDON, May - According 10
Principal Story u the University of
GLASGOW the Carnegie Trust 10 noe
an anmixed boon 90 the students
The number Of students who pay
their own way IL rapidly CROWNS
less. and the learned principal aug
svnta that the youuH men are lie
coming dsmafalised. and are likely
to have their honor aud their indss
pendencs Slapped, Ito declares that
instead OF paying fees. some portion
of the money ought Go be devoted "a
the enlargement Of the staff % pfo-
fraaaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

20 recognize man whom he has not
seen for twenty years. Hero. enc
Of the dwarf elephants with our
shows, IL a striking example Of eie-
phantine aaRacity and wisdom. lie
never deserts a friend and his par
ticular ohun II a sacred bull which
We imported from India. a mother
watching over her baby could not
express more sollcitude than he does
for his companion.
zone night. after our performance
had closed and the entire family OF
trained animals were waiting IN the
railroad yards for their departure. a
tragedy occurred. Hero and the bull
were standing by the car. apparently
obllvioua OF everything, when sud.
denly there cams q howl from tbs
bun as a big. strange yellow dog
sneakad up and bit him. a second
later and the shTili srumpetiuE u an
angry elephant was heard. and Hero
grabbed the yellow dog. and holding
him ~ the air for a moment. with
terrific force dashed the unfortun-
ate creature against a boNcHr some
twenty feet away. where he was
picked IN dead Since then the
bonds Of friendship between Hero
ana the bull have become attn more
closely woven"
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FOUND IN
T he LAKE
BODY or WILLIAM oALkEs.
WHO MVsrERlousLV ossAP.
PEAREp, Is DISCOVERED

rhe deeompesed body Of William
Cake vas found tloatfng tn Lake
Union last nlsht by two children
who were out rowing. Oalks was
an snplaye Of the tssmri1h Ert,s.
brewery and two weeks aEo dissp.
psarxd. HE 10 known 70 have been
drinking heavily and vas On the
verse 81 deiiriOm tremcna
When this. body was found the 70.
llye and eoruneE we're notified and
Deputy Coroner wtltsie Investigated
the ease The body was removed Go
the Honney- Watson mergues where
later IA the evening G. a. Wells 81
the brewery Identified Il az that Of
Nalkn.
81 Tar as u known the dead man
leaves no near relatives except =
brother who il a residaut Of Bro
merton.
ID - the theory 81 Cakes frisnts
that he fell into the lake and wis
accidentally drowned. he had never
been heard 70 threaten suicide.
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HEIfIEAIHRl

and eoutc2i eiffnaxee 10 the comedy,
Mlss Catherine Counties viii assume
the fitia foir. which IL said O. - one
admirably adapted g. bsf. The play
opens with the mAunse tomorrow
Afternoon.
TIE last performance of The
Great Diamond Robbery" wiil b
given Il the Seattle thsaisr tonight
walssr Sanford compssy
MY Jack will open the second
week % the summer engagement %
the Walter Sanford Company at the
Third Avenue thsatsr tomorrow
night. The piece iH more scenic
than a dramatic production. al.
though Some # the dramatic situa.
tiorsa are said % - very powerful.
me ful strength 90 the sanford
c8s4sfssuY siif h required in the
PLAY. also q large number If super
nuu1erArisa- one - the special
scsnss presented viii Be . acorchsd
African desert.
THE story fs one % English army
iife and Il said 70 be sstrsmsly IN
tersAtlnG
'-'rns Power or Gold" will BE- pre-
sentsd AZ ths matinee this afternoon
and for the last time AZ thu per-
Torrance tonight
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BANQUET TO
SIR MicHAEL

WASHINGTON. n. G. May rs -
Sir Michael Herbert, tho british
ambassador. went TO New fork to-
day Go attend . dmnfr 90 ts sivsp
him by the Pilgrims Club. Tho club
IN New York. which is n branch OF
the London organisation. heH f0T lie
nresldeut bishop Henry z. Potter,
and lts vice president. Adjutant
General Henry g. Cofhin. Tho dins
nor IA "a bu return courtesy Tor
the one given 60 Ambassador
Choate by the London club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
FACTORIES
SHOULD SUPPLYORIEKT


Seattle vii. undoubtedly. com
Fnand the oriental tfeds Of the
future. bat Il r. 81 far move iin
roFfhuee a. the prosperity 81 the city
that the Heads said e fhs Chinese
ard Japanesn should bs made here
Ftsn Seattle Nauld reap ths fun
-. -. ,-... $50 ,sss 80 $500 :, - $,
itzfEUN nrF uF fHe ceHirhlfHa fiuzt At
thsf port of tbs great tFansfuutis
n.ntzi railroad and 81 the oriental
lsst
Already many % the lsHss man
nfaesUftng plants 81 the East are
fiaxatuH on establishing agencies
hsFa ard. in fact. some IF them are
here now OF unurRr every such az o
dltiqnai plant ls e great help e The
city. bat not 20 the extent that the
sspansssu Of The factories owned by
lneal capitalists would BE- Then the
uleriey earned here waald BE- iasssi-
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WARRINGTON. u. g. May ia
Especially To those who have not
given the matter special thought,
Ruzwiasa desperate efforts 60 secure
a foothoid In MAnehuria seem very
strange. why should nstlon that
seefnH to have lta hands full already.
risn war with a hair zaoHeu powers
for the purpose Of taking possession
OF q strip Of barren country, when
that nation already has thousands
Of miles % just a. barren country
which can never by any chance be
Of any particular uae9
Russia already has an outlet 90
the Yellow sea IN Port Arthur, the
town which the cEar forced japan
20 turn ever after the close 81 the
war between japan and China. IL
also has an outlet 20 tho Japan sea
IN Vladiyoatok. the terminal Of the
rrans- siberian railway. Therefore
the assumption that all that Russia
seeks is a seapot, for siberia IL
without weight
a glance AZ Manchuria and real
ration OF what the country contains
however. simpllnea the problem.
Northern China IL tho creates,
NfAhe OF fHnNffN tANtfH anu fNtfA
country Of Europe has been secretly
planning 10 seize piece Of H. II
10 enormously rich Ia minerals, par
tioulariy In iron. When Europe
woke up few years ago and discov-
cred that the United States had be-
comb the worlds center IN the steel
industry. there WAS CONSERVATION.
Then there was hustle. With the
steel Industry centered IN the United
states. much OF the prestige OF the
European countries was gone,
Something must be done.
Russia. England aud Germany
turned hungry eyes on China In
November 1897. Germany Eraspcd
Kate hau. month later the exnt
seized Port Arthur. the following
April the British took poiiHeEEion OF
ReI-hhis wet 1iut they were toe
late The time for partition had
passed ON Mo- !. isas. Dewey de-
stroyea che spsnt-h fleet 81 Manila
hay. Europe ala not realize u at the
time. hut was apon Co learn that hcf
most feared and most hated rival ~
the commercial world hid expanded
into Asia.
Although written documents are
lacking. the clrcumHtautial evidence
points to the conclusion that from
near the time OF the triumph OF
fittnburE american steel intcreets)
an understanding existed between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
HER SEX HER
PROTECTION
JUSTICE casN FINES FATHER
AND SON FOR STRIKING WIZ

An assault and battery case whfF-
~ Nrs Maria Hendrix accused her
ran ard husband 81 beating her, and
~ witch the husband and son IA
their taru charged Mrs. llsudriN
with sfrfkluk them with an um-
hfsiia. uas hssfd By Judge Cam
yesterday. Prosecuting Attorney
Craven seemed 60 thias all con.
csrnsd wefe 80 blame. but uhsn the
csse was finished Judge Cam dis
played the true chisa ify Of bic ma
turs ty fintns tie scn tst and the
father 81. ard rsbukius thefn severe
" fer taking II upon themselves %
chAafiss q woman. even II shs dit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
IN HONOR
OFEMERSON

CHICAGO. May administers 81
all denominations have been Invited
by Hsv. Jenhin Lloyd Jones. general
secretary Of the Congress OF Re
aeion. 10 observe tomorrow aH the
Tooth anniversary Of the birth Of
Ralph waldo Emerson and TO
preach sermons rejecting the
thought appropriate 70 the occasion.
In his appeal for n general observ 2
ance OF the anniversary. Dr. Joner
says In part
The Influence Of Emerson has
long since become the heritage OF all
reading and thinking people. First
and always. as Matthew Arnold
called him the friend and alder ~
those who would live In the Hpiritf
we cannot fail to realize with graft
tnde the great and benefieent tnflu=
sncc upon our present moral and
religious conceptions OF Emerson'a
Thought"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
BELLE or M0HDikE
ENTERS SOCIETY

CINCINNATI. uhia. May r.
Especial "A rfosferfaf on her
fathers claim In the klanAiks. q
resident Ia an Fskiria village feF
several weeks snd the heroine % =
desperate trip on da9 sheds over
ch.ikces Pass. Miss olga kapfsf. the
belle q Dawson city. dufing the
Figur0ua wintrr Of lspes - = recent
acquisition IN Queen city society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

"a aEaiu IN THE city.
Tha Consumers - Seattle have
largely ia thsir hands the dstsfrutu.
stion u the question phsthsf seattle
ma manufacturers SHALL control the
oriental trade n they support the
larsi industries of the Gay. they ~iii
b = - 2
tursgH o. - enlAfks Their plants that
they can reach cut after TIE tfafe
q china. Japan. siberia and the
Philippines.
II ls iu that trade that the future
men % wealth Ia E~atfi. vii make
their money. ana the manufacturers
realise that fact The8 are enter
pfinlng and want TO build up large
industries This they car Do n they
reorixr TIRE trade u their tuNnsnecs
pie And whatever tends 20 help
the factories sfos hsips ssefynns ~
Seattle,
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While m people e seattle are
greeting the President ~ ths Unitei
States With an ths ioF ans slstarns
in their hearts. they are probably
not having any better tlasa than r
tEs man whose likeness - shown 81
The aceampAugin cut.
This Il q snapshot picture ef en-
President Cleveland. taken esps1.a
" for tbs star, y hile the Angler 81
Huxnaras bay u trims To lafs the
coy bass from hia lair Ia snd arpaud
psl~s Island Ia lake Erie. The
suar shot waz taksu tsst - Clsvs-
land was batting biz h0ok. ready g
cast his Zine.
Tn ths FISHING party VITA Grover
ara John Foster. ex-governor Of
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- =e---=---~ r=-~-~s-r-
SOCIETY

Mrs ~ =. nsuton and Mra a. "
parkhurrt save a luncheon yester,
day afternoon in honor u Miss Ida
Corey.
hra A. l. Buckingham saVea TUG
beat party THE mofuias At n a'oioek
Mrs. ~ y nennstt and Ms New.
ton irithsAd siii give , box party
az the seattle ThrstsF nest Hafurday
afternoon IN honor % Aiss Ida Cofsy
and Mias Kate iisdgn.
Mra. Clara Lord and Mrs Edwiu
Lord gave tea this afternoon II
thcif home on noyision avenue MlHu
Kate iindsn Was Che guest of homer
Mrsl Clara webb vlnnsdss has
laHuea Invitations Tor . card party
nstt Tuesday aftsrna,sn and a fscsp
lion next Wednesday afternoon Ia
honor % Miss Mefrtck
The Midnight Adtsu ctuh are MAX.
ms plans Tor a ball 20 take place
Tuesday hiEhs 81 nest wssk 81 Lit.
ties hall
Mrs Otis Iiaii ~ill sivs e break
fast party Monday fnarnins for Mlas
Ora Broya. Ml-s ilasist and Miss
corsy.
Mrs Mosfiz Thsmseu aud Alss
Thomson give reception neat Pr
day Aftefi.6on for ara u 1t Mil
burn. % Spokane. and Mlss Cafdin.
Mrs. walter Fuiiun entertained
the Friday Evening Card club last
niEht ~ her home On Ataer avenue
and CHERRY street
The iuntar class ef the Seattle
fsiEh srhaai save a pirnic % the
SKATER class. Thgfsiss a. Three
Point " vas = v~FY taiiY affatf ard
much rutaTrd ~ the I've CLASSES.
Miss I.elu rssise entertained a
numissf II young LADY friends yea1
tsrdaY sflsFnazan At hef hufur %
Terry avenue. Miss Ethel Gllkina
Vas she guest II hanar.
: ss...' '.s 80; . - = -; -
Crane have issasd Invitations Tor al
anair - bssin MAg - a. the home
On Queen Anne hiil In honor u htss
Ethsl rikins.
Mss lave cutter save prfftY card
party Friday Afternoons a. her home
ca rerHtieth avenue
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she is the only daughter 81 rflnch
KApfer. owner % the Dominion
Greek Gold Mine IN far-off Alaska.
uirich kapfsr. a Cincinnatian. In
moderate circumstances. left for the
KlondlRs during the gold excitement
Of 1888. accompanied by his wife.
two sons. Joseph ana MAJ. and
young daughter, Olga After three
years of pfivation. untold suffering
and many thrilling experiences. the
family has returned wealthy.
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seem 10 hs In the wrong
MFs Hendrix IA a moment Of 81.
Euf 10 aid 90 have attempted 20 pre-.
vent the men Of the family from en-.
tefius the house. which belonged q
her. They. u II said. stood usson thsli
statutory rights and demanded ar
entrance Nra Hendrix stood pat.
and then. acuafdius TO the Ntofisi
saia IN court yesterday. fists. siieks
umbrellas and fiusernatis came intf
play.
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WHERE ADAMS
TAUGHT SCHOOL

WORCESTER. Mass. MAY TIA
memorial tablet marking the site 81
the Bret schoolhoasc III Worcester
where John Adams. second rresiien,
u the United States taught school,
naa unveiled today BY the local chap
ter Of the Daughters of the Amefi-
can Revolution.
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phia. and John uu IiuYd. the
aufhaF e EfHin0taWn an the Fihs
Cleveland spends saKsrel weeks
rach HuulmFF asneus tie iaianta 81
Lake rf3H az has faNufffr paHiims
Grover - tha Ideal fisherman. ara
while he hiss daring tur PEST wees
rot sauEht on au average - ntnfr
thar half q aoash fsh q aAY. the
distinguished aruserrat enjoys sim
ply kiiiinE tire GA fhs iatY t.ssseifi q
the lake. fiah af 10 fiHh. ENsfrssi-
armf Cleveland went On his flshsug
trip ailnasg Immediately after BE- frft
81. Louis. where hs ard rrrsiasnt
Roosevelt sat side b. side during
shs dedication esrvsnuniss 81 the s4-
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
KANDALfAS
NEW TRAM

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 2s-Tomor-
row the vHndalia viii begin operar-
ing n new train from IT. Louis Ia
New York Independent of all other
trains ~ will start at $50 noon
and reach New York the evening Of
the next day.
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Studio Removed

Harriet CLARK johnson announces
-shs ysis.54sfsi al. isT Bfdtfi0 from the
Boston block to STA East Howell
where she would be pleased to meet
her patrons. Take Broadway and
Pike chr. Phones, Hue ace. go
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@zis.z.s All.y-

40 Gag Aihf1
The press agent sarn there l. q
laugh r. every tias u zig XaE Al
ley" which opeus = thrrc-uiKht en-
sagemienf Mt the Grand tomorrow
hight The production y known a.
triek farce comedy and T. hsa3s3
by the comedy team TfE ana Ear
row. The piece il : collection Of
spscialtles. chorasas and comedy
scenic effects.
MeE~en. ths Aypnosist
The last performance Of McEwer.
the hyppetlst. IL being given At the
Grand this afternoon.
Seattle Thsatsr
Jerome r g~res7z sssFu sfas5tEz@
il the merit attraction 81 the Seattle
thsatsr. The PLAY opens on board q
coEy little yacht which - the scenic
feature % the play, Miss Hobbs e
n younE woman who fanctss herself
to be a haker Of all men. These
IDEAS have been put into her head
by an aunt who had three uusatiH-
factory matrimonial adventures
Wolf Kingssarl attempts q correct
her ideas and eventually succeeds
There are many funny situations
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RAciRc At
TORONTO

TORONTO. Ont, May - The
srglnE meeting 81 the ontario Jockey
club opensd az Woodhine today and
will continue i2 dayA The entries
Tor the various events are numer-
Gus ana % n high.clasn aud alto
gether the outlook u bright for a
successful meeting
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ACRE TRACTS

Have you ever taken a trolley ride
en- the InfsruFtan railway IN the Ia
coma or Renter cars7 IL not. yoB
should. buy a ticxst 10 fttFersite
station mot Riverside aatiiaenl AMI
ride down the beautiful DuSafnish
valley a distance q atout sizht
miles from Pioneer place. u VII
take 4asssst twenty at<ss minutes q
your time 90 make the trip 10 River
side (which is nearer the TotefFt
Pols from q street ear point e View
than the many advertised add
tlena 20 the city,. We have sixty
seven tracts OF the Fuost fertile land
IN Western Washington at
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PN1su. Ind May as-.iust fiys
feet iaii. and weighing emily iit
pounds. this itttle iezyeafs old Hoo.
sief sfss Possesses beauty 81 form
and strength truly remarkable lisf
muscular po~er equals that of boys
fuf IN excess Of her weight At
runainH leapins and NauitinE she
0utstftfs her brothers and fFisndas
while 81 wrestling she ta q whirts
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AMtlsFMFNTs
Madison Thcsfes.
70FnHT Jul Avenue and MalIaaH FIrre
Under Entirely New Management
Edison TitFArER CO. FFOpfis'Or.l

- - w F"''I"7
Continuous performance daily. siih 70 3
z m u - L a. rss.S s@lss 4ssssgss!s =. :,
Monday, MAY ~. 1901
The Great Efteilita. assisted nv gennr
Enrique gshardnu. the greatest " all Span
len dancers. direct from Madrid John
Woosfford a Marlboro snnustte IN an
or life p" Arthur Lane. IN hts iuimltahis
production Of the Hobo Dude Mercy Long
the peerless tenor, IN repertoire 81 oper-
attic selectians nan MeUreeNg, black face
comedian and funmakef. Harry smith IN
beautifully illustrated SONGS And Tho Kim
etuHrupe IN new moving picture program
Admission 10 all parts OF the house loo.
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wind SIN a child IN thoughts and
acfIans fhis tlfnid. unaeslsFfins sirl
little realizes the wonders aecnmp=
itahad To- ~nlusfnrfsi 81 unHselfAtned
freedom On a bis farm.
Arthur D. Jewsft Cincinnati
artist. wAn 30 eiraek With this. her
first l-pse. that he has expressed q
desire e. secure her services 0a a
model
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

SEQ 81 Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway, on sale June Z and
8, for A. O. q. w. meeting st Paul.
Tickets and full information at city
ticket once, et2 LIST ave. 80.
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RIVERSIDE

From one 70 ten acres In area. that
We are offering the pahilc at only
500 10 ssea PER ACRE Remsul-
Der this ts the price Of q WHOLE
ACRE. noe a a0-foos lot Take our
advice ard buy a ticket Al First
avenue ard Jackson street and Gee
this property. You stli be Surprised
At the charming scsusEy. rood fish
ing and other attractions that viii
make living pleasant At Riverside
Other acreage in the vicinity Of
giTsssssss - pFigsG Al ICES pes ssfe.
and the products raised thereon are
paying good dividends on tho in
vestmert. yet ne are Offering more
fertile Land At only tioe 70 800 per
acre. Doa't delay. See this land
and then buy quick. Our Mr. Lin-
coin wlil meet you AZ the station
and show yoa over the tracts.
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Louis Klodt. iewcler and optlcian
moved 60 1920 Second avenue. .''
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EVERYWHERE

Whether at tue sea shaFs.' IN The
mountains. IN camp or In the cSau-
Try happiness and pleasure can b.
greatly Increased With sans~ sort 81
e snail MUSICAL. INSTRUMENT.
q fun nne 81 al kinta 81 which Yea
viii fnd in eur big and complete
stock. We aim t. risase cur custom
ers aua never tire 81 Gar efforts -
merit Vour trade ana cor tisieure.
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THEIR GREAT
DURABILITY
One Of the chief recommendation
81 tia
KIMBALL PIANO

II It's great durability. II l. almost
ifnpos3itte 10 wear out ere % theke
planes. Add 60 this thrir splendid
tone. perfectly aiiaFgea touch and
original ease dies igus. and Neu VIII
not wonder thid over lee eto kime&il
pianos have hssn aaid We have an
tmmense STOCK q these. and mAnT
other makes t. select frofn at At.
trRrttve prices Va sell On easy
payments and xivr our customers ths
best value t. Be shtainsst auYw hers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THIRD AVENUE.T5.assa1AlT !!

Phsnssl Sunset msin bgIi independent bsE
e.atts Popular Family Thsats Prices evening" oe oe soo 100
sunday and Saturday Mstosss Zoe and 2se
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FOR 8
tages
large |
water
On ed
your
the h
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Miss I.elp ussiso entertained a
numisxr ~ yauug lady fri~nds yesl
tsrdaY sflsFnazan At hef hufur %
Terry avenue Mics Ethel Eslsias
Whs the guest II hanaf.
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SEATT|
The III
EVERl|
Leaves
u. m. II
and 7:l|
Phone.
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> = s.-.z-s' - So '5A2 ~ r-t.-s-f r
Crane have issued Invitations Tor Al
aNair - bssfn NAg - At the home
un Queen Anne hii in honor u nfss
Eihsi T1ikins.