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tive at so important a point as Wash
ington."
Prof. Haase also mentioned that
Baron Won Sternberg married an
American lady, and the chancellor
said:
Petitions of our ministers to marry
foreigners have been treated differ
emily at different times. which is only
natural. Such cases cannot be all de-
cfded by the same formula. The prin-
ciple has been held, especially under
Count Won Caprivi. that a German dip
lomatfst. must marry only a German
woman. Prince Bismarck emphasized
the same principle, but he permitted
numerous exceptions"
The chancellor mentioned cases
where Prince Bismarck allowed dis
tinguished German diplomatists to
marry foreigners. He referred to the
case of Gen. Won Schweinitz, who was
German ambassador at st. Petersburg,
and quoted Prince, Bismarck's letter
giving him permission to marry an
American as follows: Refusal to
grant permission to Count Won Schwei-
nitz to marry an American would ex-
erclse an extremely unfavorable influ-
ence upon our relations with the Unit
ed States, which have been so carefully
promoted. There are enough tenden-
cleS at work against US in America and
our refusal would be utilized In a hos
tile sense
Il believe, therefore, Won Buelow
continued, that We can apply the same
principle to our present representative
at Washington. Prince Bismarck took
the greatest care to foster good rela-
lions with America, and our oversee
interests are today much more weighty
than in the i70s- or sos, and nobody
can dispute that our relations with
America are just as important now"
Maintains Dienified Silence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 49,
Baron Won Sternberg, the German min
lister, has decided not to reply or COM
ment in any way to the attack made on
MIN In the German reiehstag. He said
tonight:
"Manifestly it would be improper for
a diplomat to comment upon the utter
ances or writings of an official of any
branch of his government"
In diplomatic circles here 1t is the
expectation based upon European ad-
vices that the, baron Is shortly to be
decorated by his majesty in considera-
tlon OF his services here in connection
with the Venezuelan negotiations and
that his elevation to the rank of am
bassador will be announced before
long. AS for the charges that the min
lister criticised the policy of Prince Bis
marck as Anticipated. it is stated this
has been denied by the ambassador as
well as by the German authorities. The
statement is made at the embassy that
while the American papers quoted cor
rectly the remarks of Baron Won Stern
berg on his arrival at New York, the
reporters of several foreign papers were
less successful in quoting the minister
correctly, and the government, after
investigating, approved the minister's
course.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
TROUBLES OF TUGMEN
ARE LIKE THE POOR
General Strike of Men Employed in
Dredse Work on Lakes Expected.

CHICAGO, March 10. A general
strike of tugmen employed in dredge
work is threatened early In April when
the contracts between the companies
and the Licensed Tugmen's Protective
association terminates. The men de-
mand that the dredge companies with
draw from their arrangements with the
Great Lake Towing company. Back of
this Is a demand FOR increased wages
equal to Is per cent for crew and engi-
neers and shortening of work from
fourteen to twelve hours day for fire.
men $50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20

Cole came right back with a speech Of
his own, and then Bowling, not half
used up, talked some more. The house
adopted the committee report.
Anderegg and Lemon explained how
unfair and unnecessary was the action
of the committee on their bill, and the
house decided in their favor. Then just
to keep it's record unsullied the house
reconsidered the vote which killed the
Bowling bill and sent it to general or
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
HOUSE sUsTAINs RECORD.
Two Hour Squabble Over COMMITTEES
REPORTS Which Are Turned Down

One of the most comical fights of
the session occupied the attention of
the house for an hour yesterday, and
as is becoming customary, the house
acted twice differently on the same
question.
The committee on elections brought
in reports for indefinite postponement
for. Dowling's non-partisan primary bill
and the Anderegg-L Lemon blanket bal
lot bill and offered substitutes. Bowling
strenuously objected to the committee
ranort and mada a speech- Chairman
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of Works
m A1arch1S
the nd
in
street between Walsh dde a
in the of
il for ding
a al
of cut or
in OF
: A
and unless
cause shown to b
property benefited
R Second Adition
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Need Not Salute.

The committee on education Yesterday
sent in a substitute Tor all pending school
flag bills introduced by Representativ
Randall. The bill authorizes boards of
school trustees to purchase flags not less
than six feet in length for their several
schools. Clauses about lining up the pu-
pills and formal salutes of "Old Glory are
conspicuous by their absence
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
ONE SALARY ENOUGH.
Anderson Would Cut Into Good Things
Enjoyed by Officials.

Representative Anderson has cut into
the crusade against official good things
that do not in the regular order of
things come to the attention of the
people.
Yesterday morning he sent up a res
olution directing the state auditor
forthwith to report to the house the
names of ali state officers drawing sal
aries or fees for more than office or
official position. The resolution went
over under notice of debate, but that
was only half Of Mr.. Anderson's cam
paign for the day.
A few minutes later he introduced
a bill forbidding any state official to
receive salary fees. or per diems for
more than one official position. Viola
ton of the provisions Of the bill is to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
LEGISLATORS OFF FOR
TOUR OF IRON RANGES
Big Party Will Be Entertained for
Three Days in Splendid Style.

The Minnesota legislature will leave
st. Paul at 10 o'clock this morning on
the greatest junket ever given Mime
sofa lawmakers. The trip includes a
visit to Duluth and a tour of the world
famed iron ranges.
The legislators will be the guests Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
Good Forestry Work In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 19.-The
EFFORTS OF the state to preserve the forests
resulted IN the planting of nearly half a
mlillon trees today. The legislature ap-
1,lgo acres. The reserve will be planted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
MacadamIze5 Seventh Street

A bill introduced in the house yesterday
by Representatives Chinook authorizes the
common council to Issue bonds in the
sum of $4,000 for matchmaking West
Seventh street to thee Fort Smelling bridge
or as far as the money will go.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
London Promoter Refused AL,

NEW YORK, March 19.-United States
Commissioner Alexander today refused
bail for Whitaker Wright, pending his
Wrights attorney would apply to the
United States courts for a writ of habeas
corpus.
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New Adnirals

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10
Among the nominations sent to the
senate today by the president were
Capts. Francis A. Cook and P. F. Har-
ringtOn to be real admirals.
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Pink Ballots and Boxes.

Separate pink ballots and pink ballot
boxes for submission and polling of con:
stitutional propositions are proposed by
the, committee on elections, which has
prepared substitute bills for the separate
ballot measures.
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are SO apt to result fatally that the
requisite skill in navigation seems al
most unattainable.",.v .-,..-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
LIE SUEUR WANTS SCHOOL.
Andereee Offers Site for Girls Depart
ment of Red Wilma Institution.

ment of Red Wing Institution.
Removal of the state training school
for girls to LIE Sueur is the object of a
bill introduced in the house yesterday
by Representative Anderegg.
Mr.. Andereggs bill provides that the
town of LIE Sueur shall donate site of
forty acres, that the girls department
of the Red Wing school shall be moved
and that the entire Red Wing estab-
lishment be devoted to boys.
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~ . ~ 1000 - ~ 80 ~ ~ -
r J..
Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20

be punished by forfeiture of Office.
Mr.. Anderson declines to state whom
his bill is expected to affect. It's enact
ment would, however, cut deep into the
income of the public examiner, might
affect the income of the clerk of the
supreme court and would deprive the
state auditor of S. per day as a mem
Der of the state board of abatement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.

Representative Fosseen, by a bill intro
duced in the house yesterday, would en-
force the closing Of all saloons on Me-
mortal or Decoration day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20

A bill proposing an increase of 81, 900 per
year in the salary of the adjUtant gen
eral of the state was introduced in the
senate yesterday by Senator Eberhart.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20

Senator Cole has announced a meeting
of the joint legislative temperance COM
mittee for Monday night. The meeting
will be held in the senate chamber and
all interested in local option bills are in
vited to attend.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-20

A resolution calling for an investigation
of private logging dam said to be con-
structed across the Mississippi river at
the outlet of Itasca lake, and on Itasca
Park land, was introduced in the senate
by Senator Wood.
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Praises Our Wind Market.

reporter; then Sir John will be retired
on half pay and Prof. Walker will take
charge of the Indian weather. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
WERE WE'D AT
FAIR GROUNDS


ENEitET-r. sept Il Everett n
net lacking for Young felix's on mar
riaNe bent. The public marriage, a
much advertised feature 90 the fair
nov Boa progress hefr. was pulled of
YESTERDAY afternoon despite the fact
that The proposed groom or the orig
inai couple was disqualified because
hts arm VAS broken several days
HGa
Ernest Eiliinan and Miss Mary
Helen t'ohha took the place Of the
disqualified couple and a. o'clock.
la the pfvacnUe If large crowd.
were united lea marriage BY Rev
Cfim. Roth tho bride and Efuum are
well known here. They received a
laFNs iiHt Of presents ffaH business
men vho offered thrun - the couple
who would fare the multitude aH the
principals Ia tho public marriage
eefHgaaA4.
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THE MARKETS


Net 60 be nutduns hy hen fruit but
Ter has taken jump WashlGHtou
creamery ia hriuElux = cents 70
eompensNta ia measure for tbs hiah
prizes 81 butter aud rssp. msAi IL down.
Gov beef safns AZ 81 csnts snd steer
beef ~ e -
ThH fruif market IL steady.
E#xF are eth ht 81 cents. with every
prospect q EoiaE higher.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rTissas psiess are 70 sny eayss 10 saaa.
Titles Fftcas "a rmsu FufeAaees asefsss
~ ser gsaI htEtssl
proetsiens
Fresh Msst Co.'s bret ktsc ~ atsss
esef, t9'se H.. weak saiae %. pgrk
ftuffsiussszsffaess. ~ nj er~ahfsss -.
een. ttise y. t@iii.s fsesh. lfsse -.
Vegetables
Native naFn. rs prr sarki native
NuHhHr - u Do PEI sack sweet petzi
tqee. s'sc usF % native sariY rose.
ts4fi ~ n#E Fwt earfutA 81 - skrk
ruts1oEsa sicMfl = cstsaEe ttte ih.
raaHfianHF riHaer ahh5 tomatoes.
So haN uaE beana - cucuHllsTrs
ifsste Dos. eaisrf. az daz r4dsshea.
~ daH buneh9s eaaetss - est. E4esH.
- fH1nn nuarhfs fakffua raslons.
lEAsl nsr sllH 80 ll..5l = - =.
l-N
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TdErs.EE1EAaPEkStGs|

rhe Grand oeeFa house vii be dark
feg the usxt 10 days
There will he matIuer performance
% the s1lns - California AZ the
fhira avenue Tomorrow afternoon. The
aneaKvfaenf Will ho elaHed with Nhe
show tomorrow nisht
RantaN aftrrnuah q ma fiuec viii be-
stu ths engagement II the Merchant
Humphrey company ln Nat Goodwin e
srrAt success nhc Uaid Milne. 4 he
Merchant Humphrey sskfrEatlan I've
tuFas uader n new management aud
has many now members IN the east
me tfIkhtest q the yoangef-da
comedians ilaefs usrrezfard with The
brightest 81 me8crn reweiirs THE
fsfeicsseFa Lese sters under the
management ~ J. , Coleman. viii
form combination fuf the next sea
sen that will he hard 20 beat terrrss
fera on thla sias q ths AizsiszlaH; hess
been called the sueccsaeF 60 Nat Good
win. srHe Predecessors Love STORY,
with its DER teuehea ~ Eeutls rathes
and De-. laus situations. vas TIE great
sueeess IN ME NiiiaHae repertoire
The youug actor Niil D. afforded Errat
epportauities Ia the role - The Pro
frzsor"
f'rodcrts ncasee will EiVs '"rhe
naiYy Eafm Jhs benefit * nsrsonai
supervision durins she early part =
the coast tour fha rralugtinn VIII
he the same az az the san t'rancisco
Ateatraa wherr thc past h0N-Ufrics
Feeards Il Ficreuea Ilohefts were ereh,
IN.
ssNhcre e. cehhF' + said e. hs y
hilarious carCoetiun ~ MuHic dAnEing
ard mirth cobb 10 fArce comedy
With a plot ard hrtmfui - rFiEht sre-
ciaiiiea. The AteFY - tbs plot NlnEes
On q Observation-Disclosures. and TIE dram
stlsi has worked eas his p,nt e. suth
n way that The agdisnee ia Kept Ia
censtant Nundernsnt Sc e. heW il viii
al work eat Anothsg navrlty wii b.
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Men S Furnishings

All Wool Sox. were 2sc,
Tor .t....s..+s.... ......s.s.'s..''iSe
Golf Shirts, were zsc,
Tor ..s...fs. s+s sss'sts 49, $3.50 So
Black OF Tan Cotton Sox, were lsc,
for .ss...st,,,sA .,..s..,...s..... t-3e
Handkerchieis, were Isc, now
lot ....,.....s.... ........s....s .A5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

Dramas founded on the life ~ Alex.
andar the 0ruat untu recently ptpm-
lsed 90 become epidemic next season
10th Nivhard Mansfield and James X
tiaukett announced piava % this title
but Som latest reports the Only play
~ thiH nHme a. - actually pFodut "a
ID that Whleh WaEsnhals s. kempst
have written far Louis James and
Frederick Wardb
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The New Hub

This is not the only good clothing store in Seattle by long
shot But it's the only that gives money back for any
reason.
example the Suits wen place sale style fues
good cloth and good tailoring Custom tao they can't do
and tailor will have fit his suits the fit
les clreluly-hatS certain
mistake he thinks
hand back money.
New FAN suits in splendid variety $3.50 $500 $780,
sell
0 keeping word
Mems Furnishings twohrds Still selling
nishings about two-hrds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12


tFsctsL HALE an.srirsH Nsifhssstlaiss
fiisf AHssftren ssffhsa. aaTaHttd 10
geAfs san Nfiftsn Haafsntse. Antsfs
tfsa Wstst 1susirT ees. - ts1 So
Hainlsf seifsnt
hAHtSG - ststtanssF ~afsf tut heiisfs
tNai Fua cant tafn est 4ifiefa 4 hgNs
fti NaHeHa afsat
aHuYfN. f4~Ees. Hzfrstsz tsafhsf fhaifss
tatfsr heaH ass. uar8faaFf sH1 - ~ =
e haH HHfrt 80 COS Ei.s street.
- Fru want Gfs fresh NAtrF mill suna
efdrT e - fhs Western MIL Nnrd and
Gaal yard lie the chez pest ans be
FhWnfe fnAsHeHfrrt. fi7ts huHrsL
iNo fsat1snns North II.
rs1fFr fafts4 crsafin's saaaf5 hHnt steve
tsaafsa s. ttis ii sFe fashifHFs snf
ssaFea zhHauFF
-sar--a-as=-ss
ron HktE-ttaHan pfaHre. = per ~
taks Uenfan car - falrrirN. DAVID
aan ranch.
Two Rms8 onMa for sairt one fresh
row HHa the other Wfil D. Oh Aufs ~
hrf ~ fiafuanlsrrE t11 ath ave
naHtr. Take nid krntaH caF e. Nrns
trail Seattle station.
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Applies. natvs. Heau - psr hpH
Frat rHisius d ssEf ) psF b,st erph
AtAse pee haK nHfmFNs . ~s'fi = pa
tie prluse l.1tse fattfna ga urd
- Z al ss ssss. 49,. 80 - 80 ~
plnsApplss / nHasa 80 aut arAura.
fassa4a Ganlerds. - per hasast 10.
81 p sff az , ,sss ssf,a - Z,
Nsy. Grain ard Fees
Oats. - tea harley. - far. uhsat
80 ton. ehop, a. ten s.nsfs a.
an - n s.s lss ,sa - : ".
80 ss-ss ~ % - Sc 80 sii.l,s
nee igg ,,in. new 49, sound has. u q
Butter. cessss. Eaas. Poultry
Hutter- Nashihxtan creasnsrise. ~.
Essr-Frssb rsnss. isaess aes East.
css@ss s.tv. wasAiss,as. ran ss-.sa-
rsaiisy frsssss sarasrs. saes4- ~.
hers. it14se. tive dacks - dressed
lsc sFvins ehiaksHs. t4saus aeas ave
sssse. foufts
Prices TO PRODUCERS
frhss. ssisss are - sssas ss.is.lss 2,
HAY .na Grain
Eastern WaehinAfan timothy. & -
pr fau. alfalfa. s. 81 tan oats - n
ton barley. 81 q ton. wheat a. "A
taH hfau. 81 - taA. snarta tli2a ten
nniaaiing-. tzzc tom PgEstBeund hay.
uf paatiss
Esas. Poultry ard Livestock
8pfinE chickens. r,HHt e dez
Easa. fresh ranch. nc I've hers,
~ =, l.ss sgsas IA ,.. assssss s, go
- hs9s fNass 10 shasrs h@sf ra-s - fs--.
a. i. stssrs IN feat. a. ~ sslsss - fret,
tee - hess fpeA fc - hiass se9fe.
===-=aaaaassss aassaaaaa
Mantsis and Fireplace eaads ara rs-
duesa 70 u - per cent durinE TIE
Crest hunfvsrsarY sale q the stiies
a Piper 60.
Sunday September m steamer Cap
ithi city Niii leave Lilly hoEsrduH
dock Zoe Eeervtt ~ a. m. SHARP. rs-
turnlug at s. % Round trip Sc %.
wilson's Modern business College
Entire top floor Collins building.
lanes ana Second. The biggest
business training school IN WashinE-
ton.
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Men S Trousers

Trousers for business wear, OF striped Cas-
simere. dark colors, were S?.so, for. SIos
Another lot. worth S32s.
Tor .....t*.,,.s.....s'.' ''.stSio5
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WANrED-gir Tor general house
work. 4 adults Must be neat ana
competent Coed plnc. for right par
Is References must be- first class.
f06 18th ave. North, Capitol liih
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Per Remit uFnishsd Rseras
dhkfsb fkrifIc lioTfL us First sss-
nas@ Hose Hsviy Furnished. 81 naeasfs.
HouHEKEgPiN8 rooms. aInrie o. en-
allts illt Eaurth
Personals
a NEW ELECTRIC hAT-fERf ST
nuf-srnafH less money and nin out
lHst aaf tattrTf % thr WHTsnt. Ae
aiNH 10 aiHHiFir bell and battery
WORK Geo p hnefer. gnd ard chrrFy
81 basement f-I BIDS Tel Ind
cHRtaTENsnN-s Dancing Classes -
Phsns Red y
seeis,y Notices
TN THN NAV Nc fFiss Is Toaf hdsns
wifh ~ screens Hsnisll he esfrsa-
tsf ~ NdsifqE. rhouss. Hain iiie.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Arehiisets
j.. " nopeHTus. si.sii caliins
Attorneys at Law
9. WkHD kEaf. nsfas blAs uah %
" .. i.AnnUTs. sos rssins hia<s
suctionssrp
NJ u WALK ri. rsnsFsi asrtIaeasr. anse..
sst Ttift sfsuas. eeih faaaesi James
81 sd I'll.
kbetraetorr
osuoHNr fuEMrEn a co. inr.. estsb.
ilshel isfai rsiuiEE cisim ahsifasta
hassfaart Mutusi taf@ tia8 fhanssi
sunssi, Sc inasnsnasnt So
BOOTH wHfrTLrsFY HANFoRp Al
sifaet seursar, sstatiirhsa ttae. uess-
nlsni 9 hsllsf IA. fslspiens. MAln 70.
slsArT1.E AnErHAcT co. X. 7. sis
Business Colleges
IfeT rnsiha8a snd tearissn- Aems lissi.
nsss coiIsss. second ans Piss.
FHuF MoHHfNH daY ana nish, sshoeI
Feurfh ana fsfisr.
Banks
4lla CANADIAN uAkk oF e0NMEIlek
--Carifai raii 10. e. Fea. 600 feieht IuiliIen
sstea hanifsa thousssa teliafsii surplus
a. psat soc. Interest allowed time as-
p1stts a Nemsfai baHkihs bnsinsaa trans.
acted SEATTLE branch scfusF 1smrs street
ara Eecon4 avenue. q. v. Holt mAn'
aeer
THE EgANnfSAYfAssAM AMERICAN rhnz
s..n sss,1s s. sss.. - 60 ss sssi,.
End safrlas. sfse coel 4 chilhsir, Ffes.l
A a. fcrihsrH, vice rres J y t.ase,
esshier Co n Tishsr. asst. esshIsF.
PEOPLES SAVINGS hank.
Second avenue ard i'lts street capital pale
~ fIQo 100 T.. e.. heefeldsr, pfss.s J. 7.
oftsnisat cashier. eeufnefeisl. sAttnss
eHa ts4si hastsess
FUoEr soUSn NATIONAL HANK OF
NNATEtN
capital stock rata in tsss coo surnius
$1,000 , tarih pfss y = ,selisia I'm
resfandsutn IN principal cities q ths
United states and Furcpe
THE rinsr NATIONAL hank oF
SEATTLE
rad W capital 1850 eco. rsusfsi tankins
tpsins.s tFantsctots y p. Hose y
81 cashier II y rarshufsi. ssst cash.
trri exchange - principal cities % Unit.
% states sua ruross.
Cash Registers
Ni2Wi SO W. safy terms sec5na -hauA.
al HaakcH. bought. sold Or exchanged
Nsslanal CASA Register Co. COZ Wash
curios
VISIT aYe Ollie curlositY shor. feot Md.
ison street. Indian relies. sea shells. etc
oressmakirq
GkbkNE = 7 SWIM. ~ illa5ki,y.
Dentists
bN G i. setsoN. gas-gaa Arssas elas
Engineers and contrseters
rTSFT a6rNn nnndf 4 bHEbGiNe
Scandinavian American Bank huiid
ingi railway and hishway hIidFes and VI
Hhurfe. steel and iron work Tor huildiuEr
drsdslnE and hareor Improvements. pits
driving
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wilson's Modern business College
Entire top floor Collins building
lanes and Second. The biggest
business training school IN Washing
ton.
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Wanted

yQTgTTij~iffS igifsi avsnne. SSS6ad
hand store wants $1,000 worth ~
SECOND hand goods. ~ y. Daniels 4
Ron. phone XIII.
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ms uouhrette Lloyd spencer. mono
louElst nxgslia. the Flexible Venus ~
1'fesk Rnd Rodgers. comedians ana
dancers Louie pacfss the funny
lady" kuhn hrpihors, emperoru %
music the Telegraph.
Few actresses play Eratultouaiy and
are source ~ cash revenue to the
management but enc If the spec kivd
hens that eackle and scratch through
the firat agt ~ The naifs Farm iH
shining exception she has net fail
ed e. LAY sp esq dHily since the pure
wholesome. buttefmilk drama began lie
season. Ar earnest conscientious
wefkrf this. ana nno Who creates NO
discussion hy absurd claims o. the star
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EASS0N WANTS 1881

Police Clerk laHaon. whose dis
mianai from the police department
was recently held by the supreme
court e. be unwarfantcd yesterday
against the city fof 1851 salary
which he claims Il due him for the
period extending from the time Of
his dismissal by the civH service
commission, until hiH reinstatement
by the order of the courts