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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Mrs. Brooks Vincent and Miss Lula
Windsor of the Jamestown neighborhood
are visiting friends In Washington for a
few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Mr.. John P. Broome Of Wallville, Md.
visited here Sunday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Rev. Dr. Weston Bruner of Washing
ton was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. George
T.. Lewis here during the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Misses Dunn and Copperthite of Wash
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Overstreet
and daughter Dorothy. were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Clark of Adams
avenue last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phelps have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. George D.
Dean of Baltimore, the past week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Messrs. Sam and Will Aitcheson have
gone on hunting trip to Virginia for a
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

DR.. George Byron Morse is visiting in
northern Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Miss Mary Gilbert is visiting her par
ents. Mayor and Mrs. Gilbert, on Main
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright have re-
turned to Baltimore after pleasant visit
to the latter's sister. Mrs G. l.. Douglass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

Mrs. James Kirkwood of New York is
the guest Of Mrs. L. r. Boyer, West
Riverdale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
IT'S NOW OR
MAY BE NEVER
STILL TtmE TO TAKE AovANT.
AGE OF EMERGENCY PIANO
SALE AT o. S. JOHNSTON co.
but YOU MUST ACT QUICK.
LY NOW.

Don't blame anyone but yourself
n you neglect 20 secure n fine.
strictly brand new high grade piano
AZ the draatieally reduced prices AZ
which they are offered Ia this
Emergency Piano Sale. Nov, do
not expect 20 come IN here after
this sale IL over and obtain nne
KimbaIl or Hobart NJ Cable or
Schubert or Lester. or any one OF
the many other high grade pianos
offered nov at biz reductions. at
the same price your neighbor paid
BY buying during the sale
Just as soon as all the pianos we
secured st forced sale from well
known eastern factories. who were
ovcrstocked. are disposed OF. you'll
be compelled 10 pay the regular "a.
tabllshed retail prices which even
under ordinary circumstances are
quality for quallty-than
elsewhere Ask anyone who has
the slightest knowledge OF piano
values II this is not an absolute,
downright fact.
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The Whereabouts Of II.
Missing $50, 900 SsH
Great Mystery.

E1Judge Gordon. formerly 4 4
state supreme court. ana nF 4
Tacoma. made the following IS
ment 10 The Star today:
There IL no shortsFe Ia ~ .
counts with the Great Narnea
railway. As 20 the appaia.1z.
Of a Bar Association comni,i,< !
investigate into charges ID
against Justice Root. ivilI szy y
I never made any charges Ezzzx
Justice Root
Il am satisfied that an trzn1
ton OF my dealings With III a
road company will s2sisty \ a.
GERS that there has beer y =
appropriation Of funds o. stw1n
4 confidently rely aeon ~ u
that they viii be iasi sapa& :
say 50. In the meaniirs -
fair-minded people shosE -
hold judgment. predics 'tzs =
outcome viii not be diEagpc1zz
TO ms friends.r
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zSSSSSSS SSSSsa.
( A WREATH FOR
4 EDWARD C. MACY \
NSSSSSSSSSSSS

A servant u Uncle Sam. loyal and
true. IL a fitting description u y.
g. Macy. Among those whose
"wrsatha" are given 10 the public
by The Star Will be several men of
wealth and 81 political and social
prominence. or wealth Mr. Macy
has none. other than the salary
which be- draws every month for bis
long daily marches In that great
gray army II mall carriers.
In the final analysis, II will not
be- what posHeaaiOnn man may
have that viii count, but what be
has done Ia duty well performed
y. g. Macy viii rank high. For
seven years he has gone. rain or
shine. about his duties. always on
time. always accurate and always
thorough
IN that taemlng business district
bounded by Washington, Yoaier.
Occidental and Railroad avs. Mr.
Macy. IN his gray uniform. IL a
familiar figure. -Four times each day
no visits the offices and stores. and
g would BE- difficult % compute how
much the commercial efficiency ~
this busy district depends on his
regularity and attention. Not a few
dollars and many n business deal Of
Importance hinges on his coming on
Time. and Macy f. always there.
Born IA Hudson. ". y. In 1862
Mr.. Macy attended school until ~
years ~ age. when. with his par
ents, he came west 20 Bon Homme
county, South Dakota. In the pio-
neer days Of that state. Here he
grew up IN the cattle business. the
range developing constitution
which shows today IN his appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

Editor The Star:
notice that Judge Root has In
formed the supreme court that he
has been accused OF accepting
bribes 20 Influence the decisions Of
the court.
This ie surely a serious arcuhns
ton. An extraordinary matter, and
calls for extraordinary action II
affects not only Judge Root. bat the
whole bench. The members Of the
court being thus incapaeithted 10
hear tho matter II seems well that
Il was sent elsewhere for invcHt'
CATION.
Not the Proper Tribunal.
However. IL seems also true that
the state naf association. where
the matter was sent, IL not the
proper tribunal Ia investigate Il. be.
cause Il can subpoena no Witnesses
and has no power 10 punish for con.
tempt for any diaobcdienee OF its
orders. A bar association can only
bring charges before some com
petent tribunal 10 be tried In
Judge Roots case that Is nov un'
necessary. for he himself has In
formed the highest court ia the
state OF the charges. What then
should be dunef
The court itself. being involved,
would lose the confidence OF the
people n II attempted 70 clear ~
self. and II Is beyond the iarisdic'
ton Of the state bar association 10
act While the court itself may
have technical night 20 act. u can
not afford 90 have confidence Ia its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
GORDON AGAIN
SAYS G. N. LOST N0THIM

interested in similar corporations to
the one which Judge Root says he
10 charged with taking bTtbes from ?
These things will cause Suspicion
Judge Root should be tried pub.
liciy. and II found innocent. let
every body know Il and be satisfied
that be Is innocent II found guilty.
let II be known. As Il should be
known. and let him be punished &C.
cordingiy.
The courts belong 10 the people,
not 10 any corporation or bar asHo-
citation. and let there be a full. fair,
open and public investigation. which
is the only thing that can satisfy
the people. and which Is the only
thing that should satisfy Judge
Root OF the supreme court
A SEATTLE LAWYER.
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ROOT CASE MUST BE
FAIRLY CONDUCTOR
CORPORATION LAWYERS NOT PROPER PER
SONS TO SIT IN JUDGMENT IN THIS CASE
FOR LEGISLATURE OR COMMITTEE
OF JUDGES TO HANDLE.

integrity lost, az was recently done
IN a similar matter In Nebraska.
Try the Minnesota Plan.
There in a safe precedent from
Minnesota in re- Francis Hart. il6
IN w. iiG. where. under similar
circumstances. tho court asked The
governor 10 appoint an extrnordln.
AIRY court. made mp Of seven judges
from the superior courts Of the
state. to try the matter. Such n
tribunal could call Witnesses and
punish for any dlaobedienee 81 its
orders It's members would not be
afraid u any action they took, az
lawyers must necessarily be tn mat.
tera affecting the judiciary, II un.
favorable 20 the judge Ia question.
unless he Was removed
Either this. or a full investigation
by the Legislature recently elected
by the people and soon 90 convene.
ia the only safe course 90 pursue.
Must Prove His innocence.
Il will not do 10 "whitewaah" any.
thing and allow the people 10 be.
lievc that our supreme court IL cor.
rupt. the same as the people be.
lieye the supreme court Of Ohio Is
corrupt since the revelations Of At.
torney GeaefRi Monneti. and the
late revelations ~ Hearst showing
that the Standard on Go. practical
~ owns the courts ~ Pennsylvania.
Neither will personal deniaia do, FOR
| n II 20 be expected that a judge
Who will sell himself will also deny
f. A denial 10 no more from such
a man than a denial from any other
man accused Of crime. II IL up 10
him "a show be IL not guilty. Ia
the meantime Judge Root should
not sit on any case, and the other
members ~ the court should not
want him 20 ait because personally
they may believe him not guilty
What the Effect Would Be.
Suppose he should be found guilty.
what force would tho decisions be
participates IN have In the futurel
Forever q bone 81 suspicion and
criticism The people demand the
thNtN hHhHM lFFtAfa RAAAtf va Ab'
bench that Caesar did In bis wife,
and suspicion viii not do. Then
again. Judge Root can not be IN
that calm judicial frame OF mind
which Ia necessary on the bench
until be IL eKoncrated.
Now II such an extraordinary
court as has been suggested cannot
be- formed. or the legislature cannot
take the matter up. and the state
bar association ~ the only tribunal
10 look 10. then why not select the
committee % Investigation In u spc.
clAl meeting 20 be called for that
purpoaef
The Thing Looks Queer.
Does Il nat seem strange 10 have
tho committee named At the same
time that the charges come TO light
ana All 80 akafss rnFfanFaf4rN lawyers
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ance. At "a years u - -
son n years old. NJ. Ma, -
pass for a man Of beswees !, !. =.
So years.
For many years he rmw.s :.
the west and southwest ~ ~. Il.
a weary and thirsty nIle 4, u.
ridden on the trail n Cereals. =. y,
other Apache outlaws a Il. 80.
American desert
Mr Macy came 70 seastl. : 1.
uary. 1890 For a time ~ 49,,
the trade 81 carpenter. ~ j.
eventually attracted to a. -
service.
He lives AZ 1919 18th av 81.
six children. ranging ID aes 80 !
10 n. lie IL an ardent repses.s.
and a man u pleasing persas.s7
az was shown By tie large n,
he received.
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AUcTion SALTS.

HouTm cLK NiuM
me tass DIVISION TnMN o. ne
chieaeo 1fieeukes = rsal Mail~aY
IN KAeTEhN wAnniNoroN
win b. ssid a. asr,irn ~ tha MI.
wkNkEH LAND C0SfANr - ElAs
s2ges,s ,,,r sgsss"., ,s s essssN y ,
asss6 ess Khan |. iees,.a IN ssssian -
te~eship - ssIte. ssass - sss,
WIiisaaetts saefltian. kitutss seant2
., go e, g e. =. i 81. ss A -
rhaF&s ahH profitable aAifF farms u
10 seas tha sell Anesu husiFn resl
fisins shefe harfrees - fnen A..
,as..s, I. s.ss,ss % 70 r. tssssss
rsosnialns e ths -sst Ana saath. &c
Hfan tsinN he nataFsl estfttinE
psfar 81 tbs district TIE tsNiln@
sssss shaaasnt wstsf Tor pa~sf aad
Iffifaffan Tbs aa3assnt meantaias
afs usssrsifsa feF hgstius Had ush
lna Ths tFitutAfr iumtsfinf tnisf
s ;s'. 49, 49, J, = rssi ~.
sian lasns masg ~ ths rssesase this.
scssshsf wish ths vsrisa sna ssisn
siFs nsfaFai Fesoaress sttiass ~
garld sfaath aaa aypfseistine s4issa
10 pfapsff4 Anf tusinsss
neasfals tsfass stn - placed 90 leta
TERMS anss thift rssh. taisnfs y eas
as tee Fss<s ~iih ihtsfssi 81 pr
w 1arthss infarmailon ~riss 81 srFiy
q W MORROW
uausfAi xbWnsits ana tsant AKsma
as rniuuth4A NuiidtHk
Spokane WeshinEtea
-til suT rsar soeds a. hsss sash pfss-s
e. asa thssa 80 safa sntsslea III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

A. meeting last night IN the
residence 81 the Rev. James Chssl.
churches ~ Seattle decided to take
Up the study 81 the new system 81
healing. known a. the Emmanuel
movement. 80 dsiineatcd b. DIR. Al
bert Shields. 81 Boston. iR&t week ~
the various churches Of tire city.
Rev John Ilwyd was elected chair
man. and Rev. r A. Hilton sscre
tmry ~ q committee TO prepare a
ilnt ~ text books for study. and
TO arrange for regular meetings 81
ths rectora In classes for the scien-
tern Of healing
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The Chicago Misfit Pariors

FOR Mems Tailor. Made Dress
suits ovoFcoats ana Trousers. AZ
half price. fAuii Dress and Tuxedo
Nuifs for hire Aiao a fuli Use
III Mems Furnishings. Hats. Caps
ana Suit cases
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WHY 1T is POSSIBLE.

There's not a piano manufacturer
IN the east. particularly OF the high.
est grade instruments. but finds
himself overstocked Eager to
market their pianos they made the
ID s. Johnston Co. an unheard OF
offer II We would contract TO take
ms carloads of their hands We
aid a.. offering the tremendous saw.
ing We effected In turn 10 our pa
irons. The result has been the
heaviest buying In the history Of
this house But this opportunity ~
not going to last forever. You must
act quickly now 10 take advantage
OF the present prices.
II you come right away you can
still secure pianos that always
bring 1915 and si2b for s3o4 and
$3.50.
Reliable. strictly brand new. we'll.
known New York makes are offered
IN this Emergency Sale at xig2. The
palmer styles go now at sl6s
or you can select from among
the very finest and fauciest exhibit.
ton styles-in Hungarian ash. mot.
tied mahogany and genuine English
quarter sawed oak-choioe while
while they last - saS7. s424 and
safe.
Also other fine new pianos -
never sold for less than $S2b and
$3.50. even IN tho east--are offered
Iva this Emergency Sale at s226 and
S244
TIME TO ACT rs NOW.
Pay all cash, or by the week.
month or year. Remember Wen
agree 90 grant any reasonable
terms The point 20 bear In mind
f. that YOU must act quickly now
/ ID. s. Johnston Co, Oldest aud
Largest Dealers. Johnston Co. build.
ing. Third and University
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Get This free

Cut out this coupon w ~ M
and bring OF mail L " w. w heok
free. page. iiiust.a.'' ',,sihaa
which tells an about nv .,srlalas
81 treatment. This pe'H , ~ II.
many things you shou,' SIZE 4
rnrding the cause ~" mai
disease II YOU cant s'''
the coupon AZ once v,ear e
FREQ test 81 Eiccilp, NJ ~
tbcs, Who enff. ConsnliAue.
once hours-a a. ~ y .NKr
'r,ee5nv ana SATURDAY w"
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Two Green Lake Lots

t1oa cash takes them both ThsY are
cleared aHA clean 81 garden lie on
nurhe az nnrth - Green Lake. ne
duplicate A. a bargain
A W CO
Haf nnston iNk
Main 500 Ind 1851
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WATERFOWL. n. r. Nus ~
The papermaker strife sffx
tine International PAPER ecrf9@
which has been on since 4s<4E /.
has been officially declared 81 =
mills will be run open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 % net trust printed time :
4 tables In newspapers For
4 tinae Of departure and arrival
= Of trains telephone King street
4 station information 6ureau,
4 Sunset. Main 274o. lndepend'
= ent III.
4 49, 49, a 80 a
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WHY DON'T roo 40 utfr SOW ana
Buy @nn - thase fsaFFe Tracts bet rarn
ssnttis ana faesuga y KFen ~ faa dant
east 20 ase Jest nos 3 sefes - ftfh
level taHf ia1atsd 1lass g. ffaasrafta.
tiea. t~t~sss tee i've. Ef~~tns stfiss.
nniY iakes = little rast eaHu sd sfhaii
fnonshiy paTmsnts Prices ttte -
1853 pes tract Come % the atfez and
Eet fail reHtiesisfs
ROBERT MAfirnr
ttssAfesstf ALASKA ualiafaH "a sfn
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ron RrNr-HousEs.


6Esf FoR TiiE MoNEN
large new modern, el complete
room house. facins a fine pafh trios
RAINIER REALTY Co,
Phone Matn 1850. EmNiFa MidH
North l1ttQth ana infancy
IN Rest Fgve-room medetn cottage.
sfv water Iiatu GROOM hunsu cry
water tittei b-tuoa eattase. enY
srni.rR OtipERr
Mountain View Station.
rheaea NGfe nsd ftt p-tt
~ 80 a meath .tneH house WIZ
chirkHn house ana NNfNTHs AHHt nufth
~ Nadiaah 81 a. Y Ash. 1891 AissAa
niAs 10
sis reams 80 tt1 West tfth q nys
I'D : meath o. Sc ~ a steady renter
II Is kfausa ff8g Aufufa ass SiiF
iaa phaas white fio -
Fof nsnt- Furnished ruaasfH s.faen,
cottage wigh Ksa block anh haif
from ear tfae kirhwossd Place Merits
laa AZ ear fhene Nerth alAs a.tss
Cottage ana slsEant agetis heuss
THOROUGHLY mndeTu. feia ffauAiA. Nni !
versiis car view Bat 'tta u
~ nsut-usand ns~ sesea.fpen mo.i.
en- hoaae. - 4th az fhans Aast as
Fas Rsas rwo rssm eeftaEs. eiesei
pantry. toilet sssa East Rev o. CAL
tsia fcr rAFtir-lars a're
Far rsas. i.rooa hesss. 90 Eisvsa,h
az -
FOR RENT-FLATs.
fif-a-fseas apartment wsisias az.
tanGs. sas FauFs. private tath- III
Fiks q, rsi \ fsSt Eass ttsi clssssn-
ssn. issi Madison. ls-sls
Far nsnt rcasa loser tat. eofasf
ktlaatie snd sth aV eegtb, - ere tleaA
trern aoath Seattle car hns s.ruA
FoR RENT-RooMs.
$50 @sll fafsisSsa fssms Is a
Hil osssssis hi-~s trosp e. nss. o
rhsas eussa kass ieii -i.fu
Furnished heassHsspfns roesns eas. q
Or Gas. 10 Tor twe tfi2 sth AZ n
1850 Ftnh. Nood raama 81 ts. tEes
upi ase- -. 80 nixht 81
70 lady. treat roam rs san a. fafs
mace heat. rs4sonatis rent e sod esna.
pAniaa. 4 fttt TN
Siesiy fafrishsa ffart feeu. pfivafs
[ family capisol hni. an caaTsnisgess
I Easf ssfF -f-ru
Hatel swans 1850 Finb. aead feoras
use. f4ee 40 ste BE- go ni3hs
BOARD ANp ROOM.
---.-s--~---~--s-,.-s-s .-a--s-----------~-------
heam kad board fqr ere - SOS
Esniisnaa. Tsrns Fe@soeaai@ Ess'
I less @ssl
chnar-s baArasa o. ts tia = meath
/ Mails 1884 -t.rs
Per nsnt-A reafiF farulshed Foou
fup ttsN Fhnaa ceatrat tafE ~sarl
WANTED TO BuY---FuRNtTURG.
-s---~--~---------~s--~---s-,
To disposs - yoar usmd farnitars "a
IN advantsFs UaH az eur sNehaHas da.
psrfmenf We Eur fer cash af trnds a..
/ icWinE literally H0y ypar f4fntisre u
this dspsstnsat--yua save deal Ths
/ orate Han<ia CO ~ Department
Heaafiful nsN faFniiufe - nFssfaon
I fiat spisedid iacatinn. tfst hiii tea
I 1881 ef
yalass Fprrlturu Co. 1919 FIRST n
ts12 Ind $3.50 --tl
I !. ~. =.
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sHgLP WANTED"
AAn Al cIAaAIFiEp Aoe.

ANU AL NAfN~ef'
One cent word Minimum" IN
charge fSc. When chet " W
account actual number et nnSs
a. set viii be counted, reN ,..,
Insertion. made for the pi,Ns,
N Az when cash ia paid. ~
w.ttt ha counted as two tines.
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49, ~ aIII|'I
HANM ron SALE
FAHtt ron aAtsE
sies DOWN.

fiee tufs yaaF eheies - IL aefss level
tnFued of isnd I te = rnliss ffau hisca.
Auuhanish eountN. four MILES from A.
Nnatan| ff go Everett s0He aefrs O. 80
istt ffum Neus Hail level splendid
waiaF. nee SETTLERS eUFniaa wp humrs
plenty - Wafk in wNnfa ena nsafhY
ais funHfha ssttHsiun lH rase - sifA
ness. Asa decided 20 heirs 81 ease -
dsafh II Yea Nsnt % lsafa more shnat
ms risahsst ard test proposition tn
Wsstsrn Washtnstan, call % afits Zoe
liI1HtfafaH taahtal
ELwuop tr4mrn a TIMBER 60
isit AnssfisAn naAh. seattle. Wash
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fAuaen--f rsnp Linden. e. NsfsiA'"' y
" n iss r. Hansen. -. November =
kfrHaete haanffal
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nrMrn NOTICES

,-.a---.ss.s--a--...--s.--.a-.
rapper--ro the wife % q. AsFlet'
1890. -sro me wife ~ q Auduf
40 rife Soverlhsr g. daughtef -.
Niflfsrssna-a To the wife - WIN VIZ
Iamsan. Uses alst av., November y
son -. 80.
patssn@ra the wife af n nuttcns
eitv November y Anhs
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


--.s-4---s----a-------s--
ByTrERwORrH a SON, rrntessie A.
Directors aad deceased Grnnnisnpfs ls.l
lat epp Maars Theatre hoth Fhaaes ~
Iahasea a Hamiiton anaeftsssFs. 4ii '
FIRST A. phsn~a Main tftei tad a ARtA
LEGAL NOTICES.
tS ~ SUPERIOR couHr. SfkrN 90
WAsHI~aru%, FOR KING CUNT.
* TaR NATTER or rHE EsrA u
OF H " pFAN. DECEASED. NNNs
BIER a4aa, NorICE TO ChhhifuftA
NOTICE - hereby given te erefitert
AZ ana "a All persons haWfnk claims
arAfnst said deceased. nr ssainR eala
estate 10 pree~nt them. ~ith the -
sssarF veauhers % the andsf@tsaea az
rstfnfstrztar - said esfate - lester
Eins County wash tnat being TIE
riare 81 rs Residence an1 tftnsafttar
81 tssineas Rtthin ras year frH ass
after the date 81 frs pahstetti.n -
thts notice er - me uiii - barred
Date q fret publication. octepef -
iaok -
Aantfntntrmtor II aaia EstAfe.
W. A. kEN~E.
Attorney Tar &efafa
7tz y Y niorE. seattle wash
-9e-Ef-f-ta
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nETwEKa SEATTLE AKIN TACOMA
a@ss argss. al level splendid STEM asii
acres thaF0aahiY giaaFrt. hmlaaee nmrs
tally isnpfeNe1 effhafa ensa mau
haY. gl,ft4 Tsffns
nuuFNF NAITuE
atfasge.e4l Afsaaa u4as -af.fr
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FINE LAND
We hAFe e i've acre tract fnss ssifsa
Tor FafAsataE and stfa hsffY feisfne
aail i ftea and dssD sra efaasa easily
cleared Prizes fstf aad Hnif fte anan.
tatanea tn9nfhiy % aaif
NEaf 4 WHEELER.
les Cslnan Ntbrh
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Tha Thlnn looka Queer.

Does Il not seem strange 10 have
tho committee named At the same
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and all Of them corporation lawyers.
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