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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
WIND AND RAIN
IN DECEMBER

There werc o.s2s miles Of wind st
Seattle last month. This u official
and Includes only those brands Of
moving atmosphere which are
recognized b. the weather bureau
maintained by the government
Tho breezes waited over the city
At an average OF 81 miles per hour.
On December Ia the weather man
became real energetic and sent &
zephyr ssirlins over the city at
the rate Of s. miles an hour. There
are no records published 10 show
the amount Of hot air expended
during the same period.
The man who came doan town
and forgot his umbrella can take
some satisfaction IN the thought
that the rainfall Was we'll dlsirib.
uted. Il il hardly possible that
he would want TO argue the truth
Of this statement with the weather
man. In the western part of the
state the precipitation was above
the normal.
Several violent gales occurred
and there were 81 hours Of ann.
shine. all OF which nhosa what
the weather man can do II be 10
desires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
JEFFREY ISSUES
A PLATE OR N

4 am against life leases and TO.
tation In offlec.r IL the somewhat
ambiguous statement made In a
poster entitled MY Platform" and
circulated through the Third ward,
By r. Al. Jeffrey. candidate Tor the
Republican eoanclimanic nomina'
ton.
Third ward voters have been pus
rliuK themselves TO decide what II
Is that Mr. Jeffrey means to say.
since life leases "a office and rusa,
tion In office are exact opposltes.
and he declares himself 60 De-
against both.
Mr.. Jeffrey also declares himself
to be against graft and mouopuis
fasorn keeping = art Of books that
viii show the condition Of the
eity.s finances. aud believes in re-.
ducIng the elty's bonded indebted.
ness. az least be says 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

OF the city. Il II gift to the whole
city. and | am proud 60 be- mayor
at the time when such splendid
donation IL made
9ohn n MIllcr'a address Was OF
similar import, Acknowledgement
Of the Gift and appreciation OF the
donor on behalf Of the park board
Was expressed by President ]. NJ.
Frink. who himself Il short time aEo
set the pace In making gifts OF park
land Ia the city.
Mr. Schmitz briefly replied 20 the
ovation and stated that Il had been
pleasure 10 him To make the
slit. and that II Il helps IN the up
building OF the city. It's purpose will
be served
Gen. } u. Metealfe. IA II Kuhliev.
n. 4. Carruil. Scott Calhoun. r. ~.
Cuye. solomon r. Williams, " y.
Prosaer. r. Il. McMahon, 4 l..
Relser. W. II Murphy. II W Muir
ray aud several other candidates
took occasion. At the meeting. 10
show themselves aud make short
talks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
RETURNS FROM TRIP
AROUND The WORLD

Judge ". =. Mefzirsln. Of this
city. has Isiat returned 10 Seattle
from a trip around the sorid
Judge MeEiusin left Seattle last
fall ON the same steamer that car.
fird SECRETARY TAFT 80 The Orient
Secretary Taft creased The old
world continent ~ way of the
trans Siberian railroad and Judge
NeElwain b way Of singapore and
the Red Sea The tao reached
New York n hours apart
Judge Mef.lwain Travelled COCO
miles over lnaian railways. maklng
excursions a. far north as the high
elevations tn the siEmaiAya mount
aims and seeing MI the principal
cities Of that coentFy.
Though ieasinE Seattle on a Fri.
DAY. the thiftsenth Of the month,
and On dense fux. hr returned
wfthoa, unusual occurrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PAY DOLLAR FOR
z HOURS WORK

-Four iabnrerR. sent by an em-
pioyment agency ia work for
Mitchell a Davis. contractors. at
the foot Of Plum st. On Lake Wash
iustnn. we're discharged Mondsy
b the foreman a. incompetent.
after working two hours
The men. who gave their names
aa W. ~ Smith. Enoch Andrews.
Fred Pnebe and Frank Johnson.
said they had paid 81 each 20 the
Crescent Employment office, II 2xi
second ay south. for work at ti.7t
per day. After working two hours
they Hay they were discharged
without Gauss and Nith no reason
given
The men reported the case 20 the
Public Employment bureau. where
an investigation II being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
SHOW APPRECIATION OF
SCHMITz'S PARK GIFT

Mayor William Hickman Meoe
at public meeting held last night
az Luna park. and ON behalf of the
whole city. thanked Ferdinand
Schmita. councilman from the Four.
seenth ward. for the gift tn the city
OF ao-acre park ON the west side
Of The bay.
The mass meeting was specially
called for the purpose OF public
recognition Of Mr.. SehmitE, and a
large assemhlage participated. Many
short addresses followed that of the
mayer.
Political questions we're hut light.
II touched upon. Mayor Moore,
candidate 60 succeed himself upon
the City party ticket. and JOHN +,
Miller. republican candidate. made
no references to the present cam.
paisn. but confined themselves 10
the question In hand. The mayor
sounded the key note OF the spirit
pervading the meeting when he
said
councilman Schmltt's gift In
worthy OF the man. Of his ward aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
COMMUNICATION

Ballard. Jan. -. 1905.
Editor Seattle Sfar--f mish 20
voice the same sentiments ex.
pressed In the letter published Ia
yesterdays Star. signed ~ Mr. c.
Y Ross. OF Ballard. IN reference 10
the excessive and unlawfnl speed
Of the cars OF the Seattle Everett
intsrufban and automobiles driven
By reckless drivers.
These cars and autos not only
race on Second av. from Ship 70
broadway. but travel at tremen.
dous speed on the down grade OF
Main ~. from the boundary Of Bal,
lard 20 Ship. endanfering life and
limb Of any who have the femerffy
To cross their tracks
A short time since | mentioned
the matter to a conductor on the
street railway. intimating / would
appeal 60 the superintendent OF the
road TO put stop 10 the dangerous
speed INDUCED In by the employees,
and ] was Informed By The con.
dnetor that the superintendent
knew II. as be rode on the cars
often and they went AZ the same
speed as usual. lie Also sald that
the time schedule required that
speed.
II The star or the chief Of 10.
bee desires any further corrobora.
don Of Mr.. Ross statement. re-
n TO any resident Of Main St. OF
you might watch n Few cars and
autos pass these points
join Mr. Ross In hoping some
steps will be taken at once to
atsa'e this criminal negligence.
Respectfully.
c. ]. SHERIFF.
1biS Main st., Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ARTILLERYMEN
MAKE RECORD

10y dHNt*a ffsaa
PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 80 -
Soldiers from Fort Casey are Iubl'
liant over the record made hf two
Of the batteries Of coast artillery
stationed there Ia the service pfac.
tee last Thursday.
Einhi shots were fired from the
t0Ineh guns ~ Fort Casey. four
each by the batteries commanded by
Captain Andrew Hero and Captain
Granville SEWER. respectively. In
leaa than four minutes at target
four aud oae-fourth miles distant,
the target moving At rate OF eight
miles an hour. and i've hits we're
scored.
Captain SEWERS battery scored
100 per cent. four hits In four Ahoin
Captain HERDS battery Eot one bit
Ia four shots n the target had
been a piece Of canvas twenty fnet
long and sixteen feet hlgh. five
shots would have Eans through H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
CHARGED
WITH MURDER

VALDEZ. Jan. 2s--E. c. iIasey
hiss been indicted by the grand
jury on five counts. ono OF them
being murder IN the second degree
In the killing Of Fred RelBhart dur.
snx the Gagsenhelm.R Reynolds fight
IN keystone canyon last fall and
on four counts Of shooting with In.
tent TO Kilt
nascy viii be tried on the muir.
der charge first He IN now out on
tib.eoo bail. granted BY Commits.
sioner Lyons At the time of the
preliminary hearing.
The trial started today. II will
be the hardest fought case Tn the
history of Valdez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Seattle Star Exclusive serslee.l
NEW YORK. Jan e9.--i1ttie
Alice Ahsidt. years Did. Is hsv.
Ing the time Of his life az kits 10.
land Legally she II held Ia the
detention department. Ia reality u
IL case Of Alice In Wonderland
That il what they call her. because
~ her big. blue. wondering eyen.
Last spring the child ~eni to
Switzerland with her mother. who
later became insane there aud was
placed IN IA ass lum Tier father
lives Ia Empofia. kan. and ap.
panentiy without notifying him her
relatives TAGGED the child and start.
cd her home when she reached
Ellis island there MAS no one 10
receive her.
The officials all became quick
captives "a thr charm Of her blk
blue eyes and lanoeVnt smile She
has had everything Il her com.
msHd and seen more beautiful
things IN the New York department
stoFvs than she had believed 10 ex'
ist III the Mhale world Tier father
vii come to set her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

20 7 iant year over 1906 and ILL.,
over the year 1900. Portland y
gain last year WAS 1862 per cent
aud oyer the year 1900. 1882 per
cent neiiinEham'H san lbs per
cent laat year and lhf.6 over 1900.
lutte aud Helena. Montana. nnd
lsoins, Idaho. also Ia this district.
showed large gains. but not equal
Ia the coast cities
iselllnghams gross receipts last
year we're t63.tps; poftiand's sezs.
ga. seaitie'H. s0eb.atii Apokanen.
s1ik. 6Gg. and THeomaa. tits.xhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Seattle Stars Exclusive Service. }
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Jan. 20.
lit will b. just fine. I'm sure.
SAYS Mrs. Upton Sinclair. vho will
accompany her author husband on
hts proposed Wagon tour Of the
Pacific coass and Europe. planned
10 lset three years.
Half dozen families will make
ap the party The start VIII be made
ia southern California In early Jan.
nary. Tents will be carried for
sleeping PURPOSES. Its 10 be Hell.
eon Halt on The hoof. Utopia on \
trek" sayg sinclair. "a practical
protest aga u landlords. Isnitors.
plumbers. and ali the burdens Of
fiat life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Seattle Stars Exclusive Services. }
NEW YORK. Jan. ee--Lalu
CHASER has surprised the local the
atrieal World by signing contract
with Joe Weber. which calls FOR the
appearance Of herself and husband.
n. {. Herr. II the Weber music
hall here on December Is. Her
contract with kiaw & EriangeF
terminated on November 30.
She has been starring IN Lola
From Bertha which has made
more money for Miss Chaser and
her management than any play in
which she has appearod In the iakt
four years. exceeding even the
showsngs Of The MadeAp Princess
aud Dolly Dollars" Il IL this fact
which occasions the surprise. The
two viii take leading roles in a
Crane Army Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Chief poslofflce Inspector }. T..
weyland has just completed for
forwarding to Washington a com.
parativo statement If the EfoHs fe.
coipta OF the eight first.clHaa post
offices IN this district COVERING the
year 1907. The comparison Il made
against the years 1900 and 1890
Seattle gained 2b per cent over
the scar 1906 and aef per cent
over the year 1900. spokane
gained a7.g over laos aud 2ts.0
over the year 1900. Tacoma gained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
CARLISLE
GRADUATE
IS SUED

IEWIaToN. Idaho, Jan. g.
Lizzie Isaasefi. Neg Perez maiden
aged %, has filed a $1,000 damage
suit against David Mcfarland. In.
dian, for seduction. The chss II
said "a be a direct attack upon the
Indian marriage custom, which IN
somewhat similar "a that Of Japan.
deserlion being equivalent TO di.
xoTce.
Mcfarland IA one Of the recOF.
nized leaders 81 his tribe. grad.
uaie at Carlisle. and probably the
best halfhaek wbo ever donned
football uniform. Ills alleged vic.
tim. according 10 her own com.
plalnt. IL an ignorant. illlterate and
uneducated Eirl. WHO relied too i'm
plieiiiy upon smoothly spoken
promises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
SYMPHONY CONCERT
DRAWS LARGE HOUSE

A Beethoven overture. a Mozart
symphony. nnhenktein concerto
for the pisno and Moszkowsks
suite formed tho basis ~ well
balanced and hishly enjoyable pro
gram Eiyep as the Third concert
OF the Seattle Symphony orchestra
~ the Moore theaffe hast night.
The concert dree a blk house
and the audience displayed high
and appreetatise Interest 10 the
numbers.
The Rubsnatsin concerto. No. 4
In u minor. Tor piano Nith ofchca.
IRA accompaniment. wa the biz
card Of the evsnIng and was beauti.
fully pictured In the varying move.
meats By Evsssfieff Rose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
BOBBY BURNS
anniversary

The Moore theatre viii be packed
tonight. the occasion being the an
adversary OF BOBBY Burns birth.
The committee In charge OF the en-
tetfaInmcnt has spared nothing 10
make II one OF the best ever given
in Seattle. Outside talent Will be
here. and for over two hours Scot
tiahch songs. verse and prose. be.
sides short speeches, Will be heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
DIES OF INJURIES
RECEIVED IN FALL

Peter JorEensen. u. an eleetFi.
elan. Tell through the freight ele'
vator shaft from the second flaor
OF the Coiman building late yea
terslay afternoon and died 81 bis
injuries last night AZ the Seattle
General hospital
A scFuWdftxeF In bis pocket saA
driven into his lark and bis rtsht
arm broken and shoulder dis
located.
Jufxenscn lived with hle parents
nj ~ Third ~. north The body
IL at Johnson 4 Hamilton'a under.
taking rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

GARFIELD. Jan - Mrs. Grant.
pioneer Of the rainaue country.
died at he home If her daughter.
Mr.. John Profit. on Saturday. aged
about 80 years Mrs. Grant Was a
great grandmother. and her neither.
who Is ntlll living. AGED about 50
years. - n great great grandmother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

In a little more than 100 years,
according to government figures.
the population OF the world has
grown from $40. 000.0 900 90 i,e00. 00O.-
600. an Increase of 150 per cent.
At the end OF 30 many hundreds OF
centuries. IN other words, there
we're in the world In 1900 only c40..
900. 900 OF persons. and Ia log years.
from 1900 10 1906. to this number
has been added se0. 900, 900 Dos
ton Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
students Mus, Quit pooIrooms

APPLETON. Via. Jan. Claw.
renee university students were In
formed today that at the close 81
the present week they have 20
sign an agreement not to frequent
billiard or poolrooma or they will
not be allowed to feenter college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Taft COCO to clsveIand.

WAhHINGTON, Jan. 2y..--seefo.
tary Taft left Washington last
night for Cleveland TO attend the
Mckinley Day banquet OF the Tip.
pecanoe club this evening. at which
he IL expected 10 make an address.
He will return 10 this city Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PENSION roa llfE sAvnss.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. ga
The president has sent 10 the sen
ate message recommending the
giving Of life pensions TO meinlsyr
OF the life saving service. such a.
are given 10 flfemen and police-
men In the large cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
INDIAN INSPECTOR Hees.

Charles l.. Davis. United States
Indian Inspector aud his wife. OF
Washington. - G.. have been IN
Seattle for the past two OF three
DAYS visiting Mr.. and Mrs Geo
J.. Jenkins OF se2b Whitman AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
rHisco's INSURANCE
PREMIUMS,

San FRANCISCO. Ian. ss.--Th.
peopie ~ San Francisco paid the
great sum Of tk.s00. coo IN fire In.
aurance premiums 10 1897 That's IL
the largest amount ever taken out
Of the city b. the companies. and
Il appears that the lowest lnsn ratio
In local history must hr recorded
Cor the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
IOWA SOCIETY.

The Iowa State society viii give
an entertainment tomorrow night
at 3 o'clock. az the Commercial
club rooms In the Crown building.
Second nv. and James st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29


DENVER. Jan. -. Democratic
vesaen OF Denver s.-Aff adj spice
81 the dranatic fG The nenf Demo
cratic national canseation b. aend
iuE Ruth HFysn l4eaTitt rs q dels
xntn. The first atep waa taken sew
efhi nlontha ago. whsn she was
elected president Of the Jane Jgf.
fessnn club. an organization OF
Democrats xonea.
isFyan u still an idol In Colorado.
and The belief n general here that
he alone viii figure IN the nomina-
ton II Mrs Iravitt II sent as a
delegate. the women will insist up-
o nher sounding few nilyery notes
on her sounding few slivery notes
his nomination. She lives In . cot,
tsxe here with her artist husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

fSeattIe Star EScIusIVc SeFVIcc.1
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. ga
handsome granite shaft sixty feet
high has just been completed as a
monument TO the memory of the
naval officers and men who lost
their lives In the Bennington dis
aster here. July 81. 1905.
Six feet square ut the base. rest
ing on a ten.foot foundation of solid
masonry. the monument presents a
handsome aud impressive appear.
ance. Around the plot whore the
Bennington victims lie Is a granite
coping The shaft N inacribed:
To the Bennington Dead"
Work on the monument. which
cost $4,000. was begun year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

In case Of loss You can Btep right
Into our bead office and get the
thing promptly liked up. The
Washington Fire Insurance com.
pany. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Everything about the financial
condition OF the Washington Fire
IL open and above board: no dark
corners anywhere. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Most distressing cases OF eczema
relieved by Soap Lake Salve. All
druggists. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Greatly relieves al forms q e.
maiism soap Lake eaIls. An 80
KiHts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PRONOUNCE 1T:
sA r-c n e NJ Y e g.

= People who have sneexsd
= like victims 81 the grippe In 4
= an effort to pronounce the name 4
4 Of Count i.asxlo Sxechenfi.
4 Gladys Vanderbilts husband. I
4 need worry no more. The 4
: name can really be pronounc-
. ed without stranFuiatlon.
II II pronounced "a II spell 4
4 ed thus.
4 IAHsLo sAY.cHEN-vEE. 4
4 The accent In both names
= IL on the first syllable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Lyric Thca!

4 Carnival Of Fsr go 49,
Every Eeenins. tkr. Sc. ~ r.
Tuesday. Thursday and &ff1l
itees lee an1 1tc Th< f>II1
Comedy Company. k.r~sentin1
Musical Traaf. "A sfa 80 mG1G
cast. Large Comfaar. SpeclM
Beautiful and shapeEy chorna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Lois Tf1ea1
phones, Sunset. Main ises; = q
s-BLtE JEANs.- -
rnder nfrrrttou Of 4 Dzr1n1 1u|r
Madness Tuesday. wsdnes1n& 60
day and Sunday.
Next ws<k--~uss Barter - 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Three hisHfa Rsfleaine 49, =.
special Maltese U<xnr1 =
ttif~ft from 1rf great sDres~ - !.
ehAfL AtoGnk
sa y ~ s'ess.san M ~ i.
sDat0fs1 o>e.~
hlfhfs-ttf % q - uatIs>s. :.
y - haAs opens ffadeg nr1211
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Moore Theaer.

Ihpfsdsy FRIDAY aass,a.. -.
Mafines sad hgHdsf aixff szz.'4
dsppTr. VIII hafKssftfs cls<z -.
gtnsfa, Presenting ue -
HaHktn'a "H~ ~
~HAPryIAxp-
tIiees-tee - q .. nss,...
titp Seats row selltas. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Seattle Tho11F1

FRIDAY, g&nssfy n
JOHN y MILLS
VII speAE 81 isaaez - In4p1r161 -
k14sEn. Other spsskefx W11<
AcriaeieH frne uazf1 o1X r ~
fa7sting easssd 10 nrde4 Il IN
All friends of cie4n diva nu~1-
e1rdlziis IA Itsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
AmusEMENrs.

i
AMusEMENre
s--'7--ssss.ss- -ss-------ss----.,--s
Moore Theafrp
Thursday Fridsr. asss,a.,
Maiiues sn8 esadsf s.tss, szz-s4
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s sssst,s.. Presenting IL kssa :.
~HAPrtIAxp-
ffiees-tee - q . nss,...
tl.tp Seats row seliiss ,
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Three kisAfa Bselealns 49,
SPECIAL haflnss u><-~ -
ttifNcf from trf great snres~- -
cRAcn aKoa1e
Assisted - her tsHfsaaa 44x -
Company. - &441sa>r -
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li.tf s-is OPENS frids, m1r2N
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Ter Your Pieassra ths E<~>rs.r
DEVILS ataTjOn-
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Seattle Ti1eulre
itaas-ii 4 Dfev MEFs - |.
renisas- This wssk :. sx4slnss r a
day ard Saturday
PICKS BAD boy.-
VIII Aimesi Krsrfshlnx So - :
ter Than Ever Mazsaa* FrleSe ~ ~
eaf hlghte. re- q s#a
Seattle Thon1re
Friday. gsnssf, Il
JOHN y MILF
VII speAE - issaez - n4y1111 =,
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zassting eatssd 90 order u "A
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THIRD AVENUE
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ana N4tardaF &mz<eaf Nin1@
frtees ~ zee
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phones; Sunset Main ises: - = /
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All new, crisp goods, just in from the
factory. Beautiful patterns, in French
percales and madras; cuffs attached
and detached; mostly the new coat
style. All going into this sale at, each
05c. Shirts you cannot duplicate in
all Seattle under $50.
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All The S1.75 Shirts Cut to ST.

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stores get 500 for 'ern, but our regu-
lar price is Sis. Now choose with
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at S1.3s. Every shirt, every pattern,
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