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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
We've Reen There.

From tho Los Angeles Express
Did your husband enjoy the cigars you
bought him at Christmas"
Oh. yes: so much Why, even now
when he smokes one he says he never
saw their euuaLH
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ANENT OUR STATESMEN.
NIr. In Fnnette,s Savings.

Fun the Kansas City star
And, by the way do you notice that most OF
the things Ia Toilette ays show tbs fna grasp a
essentials that distinguishes the statesman from TIRE
mere politician
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
Mr.. Stephen4on's Limit.

From the Boston Transcript
Senator Stephenson, Of Wisconsin. nay have been
IA Follettes angel AZ different times. but he test
fed IN certain legal Proceedings at Milwaukee re-
Gently that IN 1913 he declined to be $50 90
angel.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
The Pace In New York.

What is this?"
An heirloom; ticket for the reignlng
New York success. I inherited it from
my father and shall leave it 10 my eldest
son. II viii be good IN 1885"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

A Western pastor so far forgot himself
as to go rabbit hunting on Sunday not
long ago. His only possible plea would
appear TO be that every day in his vicinity
seems Ike Sunday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

One thing that inclines us to think that
maybe the crisis in England is not as
acute as it seems is the fact that Rudyard
Kipling has not "butted in with a poem
about IT,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
Moving Along.

rs the world really progressing
mo doubt about IT, Forty years ago
men wore plug hats to play baseball in"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
The Fair nIrorcee.

'She seems charming and vivaclous
Why doesn't she marry"
She does
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Living and supporting a family on SIS
per week IS easy enough In theory. and
especially for the other fellow.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Every time somebody reads pestiferous
Uncle Joe" out OF the party he turns
right around and walks right In again.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
Very Popular.

Everybody seems TO like that fellow. "
Yes; he'll listen to hard luck story
without coming back at you with one OF
his own"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Up 10 date. Mr.. Rockefeller and Mr.
Carnegie have given away nearly $780,
oo00O0 Enough 10 keep them out of the
tigh-wad class, at all events.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Judge Gaynor is said to believe de-
youtly in the wisdom OF Ben Franklin.
More sad news for Tammany.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

There are more than score Of spots
along the coast OF Eastern Maine where
Capt. Kidd IS said 20 have buried his
treasure previous 10 his disastrous voyage
to the coast Of East Africa" said F. r.
Johnson. Of Wiscasset. Ne, at the Ar
ington Hotel recently.
"Oue OF the spots where Capt Kidd is
said to have buried treasure" continued
Mr. Johnson. is in Musselridge Channel.
al a point SO rods toward the South
Thomaston shore from Twobush Island,
and in the center Of q triangle formed
by drawing a straight line from White
Head to Twobush, another from TwObush
Ito Owls Head, and a third back 10 the
starting point at White Head
Hundreds Of men in boats have dredged
and dragged the waters about this spot
for a century or longer, and Il any one
has found wealth from the labor. the
fact Is not circulated widely, though tho
fishermen and clam diggers continue TO
labor and hope in spite OF many discour-
agements.
1.-THE second place fixed upon as the
burial spot OF pirate wealth IS on Cod
lead marsh, where Marsh Creek joins
Penobscot River, six miles inland from its
junction with Penobscot Bay. This place
IS about thirty feet above the surface @,
the salt marsh IN its highest place, and
holds about two acres Of land Though
it was originally clad In woods. the
anxiety OF the treasure seekers has been
so great that not only have the trees
beer cut away and used for fuel by tho
hunters who have camped on the spot. but
the soil, thousands Of tons in weight, has
been shoyeled over many times. It IS
estimated that enough earth has been
handled by the campers Of 'CodIead' 10
build embankments and I'LL cuts for the
grading OF a railroad twenty miles in
length. In other words. II the hunters
for Kidd wealth had hired out with rail-
road contractors they could have earned
$4,000 at regular rates, instead OF the
few rusted and battered old coins which
were discovered in the ground at that
spot in 1898. and which have led TO the
wasting Of so much human energy"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Since Vice President Sherman and
Speaker Cannon will appoint the members
Of the -Ballinger investigation
committee. 1t seems almost a foregone
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

''Pinchot IS not a politician" says a
contemporary. That. we should say. may
remain 20 be seen
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Also. as you might say, there appears
10 be grip Of steel in that velvet glove.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

What becomes of all the pins2 But that
Is nothing to that other problem: What
becomes OF all the calendars?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

"Hurrah for Congress- yelIs the Rich
mond Journal BY the great horn spoon,
Congress, what do you think OF that?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10
AT THE HOTELS.

THE people go 10 church I'm France
because Il is the fashion TO do so. said
Dr. Henri Gui.lemard. OF Paris. who is
at the Shoreham. The church Is
place where they can see and be seen.
where they can show their latest froCks
and hats. and where they can exchange
the gossip OF the day. don't believe
there are many people who 20 to church
to say their prayers or who read their
book OF prayers
The arrangements OF putting the church
on the same basis as any other private
business enterprise Is much better than
Il was formerly, when the government
had 70 support them aud the priests. The
church IN France now occupies the same
place as the church in the United States
"Oh, yes, France Is a Christian nation
The idea Of Christianity is stni In tha
blood u the people, and f. viii take about
one hundred years 10 eliminate Il. The
church In the country. where there srs
no other places where tho people can
meet each other, viii remain better pat
r0Hized that 30 tie cities which flralsa
many other amusefacuts. Tie middle
classes and the lower classes = France
believe IN the church. while ne intel
lectual classes, tie Leaders - taoUght
and scientists. have l0st their .oyslty end
belief On u a. ~ educational s1d NOS
ernizng factor
'MoHafcalsn f. = Thing - re pas b
France. Although ne majority - ne
higher officers ~ tie army ard rzgy en-
terrain naoHsrcHlcaI i5saE. = must oe a.
mitted their influence e waning. TIE
schools where these officers q. re army
and navy. most Of whom are defendants
Of noble houses. are educated are %
great extent IN charge o, priests. or. a.
least men who are more Or less under
/ the influence Of the church. and Who are
naturally working for the restoration of
! the monarchy.
| The feeling q revenge IN or against
Germany, growing out o. the defeat IN
1 1870, has almost entirely disappeared
added the French physician. The pres-
( ent generation IN France does not know
anything about the horrors Of TIE war
Of is70, and they have no reason 70 en-
terrain hostile feelings toward Germans
with whom We are on good business re-
1 lations, The Germans visiting France
are just as well treated as the people
/ OF any other nation
DR.. GuiIlemard said be dit not believe
/ there would Be war between Germany
and England. but admitted that he could
/ not comprehend why Germany IS build
ing such a powerful navy.
In a war with Germany. England
could do no harm 10 her oUts.ds OF d--
stroying her navy and merchant ma
rine and commerce while Germany.s
strong army would remain absolutely IN
tact, remaining a menace the same as
before"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

Dr.. James Clifford Perry % the Ma
rine Hospital and Public Health Serv-
ice. and who IS In charge, under Dr.
Gorgas. Of the quarantine service IN rhs
Canal Zone is AZ the Raleigh. He is
here on leave and TO get q little cold and
fresh air" into his lungs Speaking Of
sanitary conditions along the big ditch,
DIT. Perry said the same IS satisfactory
in every respect and compares favor
ably with conditions prevailing in cities
OF the United States.
yellow fever has been stamped ont AZ
together said DR.. Perry. We have NOT
had a case since three years ego. Ma
laria has been almost wiped out Breed
ing places Of mosquitoes were eN-ar-
minated, and a Tot OF fumigauon has been
done since we took hold of the place
There is typhoid In isolated cases. but
nothing alarming. Yes. we also have the
hookworm, but We don't fret over t. Ic
is not necessary 70 become acc-imated
down there IN order to live and work Il
is naturally hot. and il is hot without JIM
terTUption, only a little hotter FL times
than usual L Is NATURAL that men living
IN colder climates can accomplish more
work than those Of the hotter countries.
but altogether the work done along the
canal Is 20 10 date and As expected Bur
about that, the proper officials could tell
you more than can.
There are something like a Gl0 men
employed on the ditch and out Of that
number there are about 500 Americans.
al OF whom hold higher and better pay
Ing positions. The actual ditch workers
and diggers receive about 10 cents an
hour and ] hardly think an American
would be willing 10 work for that wage.
Jamaica, I believe. furnishes more men
who dig and toll than any other country.
I cannot say anything about the time the
canal Will be finished, but I am con-
WINGED the engineer department, which
has the matter in hand. is correct I'm ia
estimates. al least I have every reason
10 place confidence IN its reports"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-10

january beginning OF the famous Counu Of Trent
birthday of
Christian n QS529.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04
AlkS TEETH
y THE REGAL DENTIST
b-Io-Date Dentistry

saFiy al OF the sciences made
nsa strides towards the goal Of
Ff'sssion during the nineteenth
ssiaT. ave a few which seemed
= aass stopped short Tor want Of
Assea 70 lead them out Of the
sassrness Of ignorance.
1saial science was among the
Asn'isis plugged Up the holes in
anEnf teeth. and when they were
. a gone puiled them out and
slisd ne deficiency with a par.
pale or a sO-ealled bridge"
90 bring poor substitutes for
.Ssfal teeth. Just a. their fathers
y 1andiatheFB In the profession
q ssiEe them.
saofi time ago the first great
As'slnent and uew discovery ia
= s1snee Of dentistry was an.
ese 70 the world by the Regal
- Co. and Our Method Of re-
hs missing teeth without the
80 Plates or bridge work was
- by the profession generally.
ssa a. By the layman Who was
. .9'n'ssa victim. as the wonder
- age, and a tremendous step
sa'snce OF all methods hitherto
Fly this.
saefe there are two or more
- lefi 70 either Jaw. we can. by
y. - o. Our Method. supply an
- ave been lost. aud make them
Y ne mouth. without having
ssAsef Up the mouth with a
49, We perform no surgical op.
~ and Do not bore or cut
70 gRms-in short there Is
'' .s'hs about the work that one
y s aIsad. Il Is quick. painless.
ossi Of oil. permanent
~ give a written guarantee
=. sleAL DENTAL OFFICES
!" '''rd Az N. W. Cor. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04

nominated by 5000.
FIfth n r. Reese. msurrcnt.
nominated b. g.oo0
sixth ID Young. innurgcut
nominated by I 900
Seventh a. Madisau. lnsuF-
gent. renuminated. unorpsssd
Eighth Victor Mardos g. inmr-
gent. rvnomlutted unoppoaed
CAmphells pers1ral popularity
and the weakness az His opponent
saved him. while thc strong t.eaVen-
worth and Firss district machines
pulled Anthony through rs the skin
IL hts teeth.
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WT Z CANNON
MEN SURVIVED
THE CYCLONE

sn2EkA. kas. Aug Returns
kazx practically complete from all
sxizss a. the state. Increase the
pzs1sics b. which tire insurgents
We q T'g~sdsy's primaries.
sn,rklng 10 the latest figures.
tsaHbF Stubs plurality VIII reach
fA Tom r. Wagstaff stand
~ who opposed him. carried
a fHw rounrle&
- rssBtts in the congressional
sfss1 f,ii0w
Hzs-D r. Anthony. stand pat.
sgnz4fsd hv SOC.
ssn'f-- Alexander Mitchell. IN
ETsz nominated Is 1909
laH-P r. CampbeIi. stand pat.
raNn4tsd By 1000.
smshr~f'rrd Jackson. insurwent.
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BUSINESS CHARGES.

For snie--A good restaurant Make an
offer Gail AZ once chcap 2iai First az.
rates In this column are ! cent word.
Ten words 10 cents. when cot close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04

The Roosevelt riding test for All
officers % the Unlted states army
begins TODAY for the officers In the
department of the Columbia THE
officers win start ous from Americas
lake and ride toward graya harbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04
uARGARET ANGLIN GIVES
NEW PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT
am Present Play by New
Writer, for First Time on
Any Stage.

-.r,ew AZ me Moore 'hoatre
- Anrlin wili present Tor the
lime Miss H. 81 mgersolis
,,,ss.set play entitled "shift-
m.a.- whlc thc play o. set
!. west It Is a psy eheler'eal
story 81 Play.
p.,.sls have takou up their
ia a small ranch town IN
..,s.sa dessert. The husband
sesi a llfe Il elf Indulgence
- far his health and BIZ
= ,sssaaganled him 60 okc out
- Existence iu rfun.ag an
as..fil general storr. Ad-
h-.nes out tho weakness ~
,s.hana anil aithouAh hls wife
'.,e,sss faF him sha is obliged
-sa.se naaily iu spite of her
~ hlm. Bis meFgl coNardlce.
- couple comes the primi-
sn Ia fhe person ~ "a bis
,erer who. seeius haw ar
- ~ estwsen tie two asks Tor
.,man and expects her Go SO
-. ~ ne ssktns These three
-. ,hea work oat the drama tn
- sNeitlnE situations
Seattle People In Cast.
=. Aasband Easlis wuI De- PLAYED
..,at ~ Howard HeA q native
7 sattse Catherine wlil be under
-. ~ Miss Ailleen May. a iocal
sr,e shs ranch owner. jacauetA
=, = cfsAiei by Eusene ormonde.
~ Angiln's lea8Ing MAN. while
I. ssrSsH wili assume the import
Z shaacter role ~ Liz. an outcas1
\ the dance hail
" Anglln's engagcment IN Sc
- WI close Saturday At the
.ss.s, The Aaakening ~ Helena
F.ss- wiii be given, and again in
y eenlng
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/ dozen regular g. 90 photos this seek
g. g0aauesk ending AuFuaf 10Th
AYNN a go 500 hlu5aley hnE
Wldsnur. parl 81 acauGluaFfau. wlth
good fanGh. wnaid like ta get acquainted
wffh nffa hnHaehHeprr. past 80 Must
have al least t2.p1a. EcandiraFi4n pre-
ferred g no. The Star
CAPABLE. ambltious iaaY desires gentle
man partner Boz ra0mirR house Thor
nuahiV competent. GLIB. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04
rARMa Az AcnrAnr.

HIUMES l IEADS
90 OR a20 ACRES. LOCATED IN
FAMOUS OkhNOGAN AND BIC
BEND COUNTRY ! have just
returned from a weeks trip. and
would like 10 meet people who
are interested iu securing a
homestead that will be worth
800 per acre ia 9 years time
NEAR RIVER. LAKES and
RAILROAD. fine FRUIT,
WHEAT and CATTLE country
NOTICE. / have n few choice
claims with SPRING AND
LAKES. in the Black Land belt
You can live "a months on land
and buy Il a. fi25 an acre /
hayo o CHOICE DESERT
CLAIMS IN YAKIMA COuN.
TRY. coming under lRRiGA.
TiON. price &l35 per acre Man
or woman can take 220 ucron No
residence required We arc EEK
PERT u. g LAND LOCATOR9
no RED TAPE We attend %
all your PAPERS FREE Ask
people that know the country
REMEMBER. 80 MONEY IN
ADVANCE Cali or send 25c for
HOMESTEAD BOOK soc for
land maps.
Il l.. FORREST. Surveyor.
1903 Second Az s.. Room BOT.
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FURNIsHED HoUsEs

-~-~.~.e4~-o~4~~es~4~~~ ~~00-N-~-Nc~~s~e~~
The rent you pap on furniture IN a FUR
nlahnd house IN applied on goods puf-
chased ~ yourself aud paid for hT ths
week Or month would soon enable you
20 own a. We extend credit M0odhQuas
4 Plat Fufn Co, as Pike -
Fies.r19m f1rnishsd flat, sowing ma
chine and phone. modern l9t corner
E0fh n. aud Yosisr cedar gNl
tsmpiafaiY Furnished asr0om cottage
sew Lur machine aud piano. fza. $50
FuFuiahNd s+r0um cottage. 80 20
monthly Phone Columbia H. after
3
F4rnlrhed clean Groom modern
bunKaiow reasonable Telephone Basi
2gO3 Close la
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THE SEATTLE STAR

EntrTe3 a. the Seattle gpateEftea az
aSeula ass matter
oua canf peg EaRy. az eeats Per seek
or tuaafg five csnts psF mamfh psiivs
esea ~ ssaf ~ carrier No free copies
TO MAIL srBscRIBERs-rhs Oats
Nhsn Yaaf sahseripfiHn sNQtrss % en- ths
address label % esFh papFF When that
dEfs arrives u yo4F aahsrfigftan hEE nat
axxts been paid 10 advances. year sans
= takes fFufu tas tfst a change Of OATS
On ths address aassi - serutgt - -
PEI year 81 = fas sis mnnths
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FOR RENT
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FLATS


FLATS
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WRIST q WiiEEltN rNf MAN uIdI 81
tHfarn flata
" siaat fWN uueef gffi tnioH "
"a ttauH nHw large gara nice 4
clos iris D. ualen q aF
t{ff fQas apgeE fle VALLEY e. "a
close iH aaaa feram sH outside 4
fn1f#s esa. eir lists 81 sf s. 3
4naeH AHHH ear
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~ paved streets Gas nod pibg "
eitr tEta NawsY t4As ear a
NJ fttt rms uupsF. tstH 1tsi az ~
s desirable HsiHhhHf Huet raf a
W lines private bath Nas fsr light "
iua end eaaAins Asatera fafh 4
stss rms mid 80 FlEhth sv 4
~ rmRY stalking distance al8 nut. 81
sihr rpnfas private bath. aas Ter 4
" uEhtina aui neshiua ~
fta FwH taHrf. 4R&M tsfh ~ q
VI eipaa in NFsf class fFpalr5 Gas "
" hnwt elsc iafs fssfes eF y
James ~ ears a
vs. 81 se-s fais larsr aif4 Nsh "
$3.50 az is mfHats ear ride 4
Felleat aHFsire snna fspsir A.. "
aasi neE moi Pies sas. else a
Sec eaF raaHH3qfn FOR RENT itst a
Ear NhEel.NH GILMAN WtoHk
uatsa b lhis eaiaasn afs esni q usfd
rrn anfas 10 esuta
1hree hrrs fsasas saa htfrhsassas
ree msisrr 80 Malls ssst
Ghfes farn uat.ef Nat wifh bath ait.
rasr NHlhinf ilsianua. tte urKtsf as
na Siss s-faam gar. sssl sia sea-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04
AarnTs WANTED.

-~Or~~-~-~sN-~-~-~O-oO Nees~SN~cNe0-N~r~e~e~
AGENTS WANTED~@Ta AID ua supply
the demand for Ch9igs nursery stock
oufnt free cash weekly Address CAPT
TAI CITY NUHHEHf COMPANY. Salem
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FURNIsHED APARTMENTS.

-7e~lN1Nra0l~rTsN4N-~r NNe0~l~FNsN0|N0|"@s~y
GRAND VIEW APARTMENT to3
Easfiaks. strictly meaarn. simplicity FUR
ufaiina 9. 2. asFaarn sgiies special sum faef
rates watklnE distance tsf fre fpTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04

HEEP WAN sGl--MAAE--
DON'T BE LONESOME
tnfsra,at. Introducing Society. for ~.
spsetabis people oaly reiiaels fnarriags
cf~ne~s given and demanded Personal
introdurtiurH Hours m 70 m.
sssdays ,sslsasa ,, Assn', p.Psf ysssd ss
Hotel. 1913 Ftsr AZ .
WANTED
6 solicitors and asissnen Tor real estate.
attn shliitI snsts ssa 1919 ~ ~ eag.
See M Haven. al Arcade AnueE BE-
fare 10 N.
WANTED nss asa wsasa 70 Is.Fn
wsxss paid you While lsafninE LarEss,
achesl n taa vest Call o. ~rits tor
rATIosAL BARBER coLLEoz
~ wsshinEfoa 81
BOYS. 40 s. ssat a god payins p-Pss
down here on Nhish yea can make 80
day And when carrying route you can
have al your forenoans 70 yourself call
and see Parish. Circulation Dept. Seattle
star 1891 Seventh
WANTED Machine hands n an Kinds
frame makafa stair ana cabinet huilaqfa
Steady work winter and summer Abby
az once hhtlhik p hohLhANa
MFg co % Crosse. Wia
aafasmau Co sell real estate. biz money
o. right paFtlss. only huatiera need
apply EEranses paid eas II MnEH
EKcHANuE
Wanted Party. ground floor pfopns
tlan. best on coast, Just starting 80
ufr cent on money Call sos laary
bog AK far judge
Wanfnd-aA man ta dress poultry Sat-
urdaY can on Friday ia2e PIKE Place.
South Para Poultry Ranch
.saF.frH N.fHnfnFnra ruHfn WORK
FtHranteaa Apply Builders Exchange.
Central Block salt Lake CITY
Nafra fn this column are ! cent q word
Ten worda 10 cents when go close
Meme go ssrauTe suits. en- 50 Tfaris.
Room zo1 e9s y Third Traders HldE
Trv Mallory's Barber shop for 500
scalp treatment III Columbia u,
second hand clothing bought ana sold
1911 PIKE Of Main faaa Ind = asss
"a Prof stevens. New Method Teach
etYM ing DANCING guaranteed IN pr.
Atffa cate lessons Days. evenings Trial
q a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04

n ANrEn Several hfirAt Yaanr uamsn
hefsHen aErs 81 asa s8 fearH. 60 tssra
feAeHN8uU anefAElgR Mr mhlnfM4a a
e. haaf in aag Easi Effico tsEa fFth
as HHtlf 81 in charge % uauan
pfitgnal Applicants aha suauff are
paid a. rate atR peg ntNnfh Whlta
learning ara tf paf das 20 start shes
assigned 20 81 afffes Applicants rnaas
eafte Neii recommended ~ re ahgn 90
garuiAh eatfsfaFtaFW references before
appiteattau atit 30 fHaaa1afaa Amply
The rsFifie Eelsphaas q TetHEfaph
Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04

NOTICE To HrnSCRrBEns--esgai
year cnuF - Tna star f8N ta reach Yea
~ a.eiocS any evening. ptFas~ d. Va
fhs fave 20 call ~ ear maln nfrlce.
saNsst Maize $685. Ina tti. befwrsa .
ana : asrtnga. AMI 90 Wi4i s~nd you .
rapr az anrs ~ yea sheuld satss Il nafs
than pafs. please ia3es hane ~ svafr tins
v3a rn{sa IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TffE SEATTLE SCHOOL or aANf.
T&ttF SCIENCE Efl hold ST. regular
montnlY measluE tomorrow evening
NuFsst ath. 10 room III. city bail. a.
! nsrigrk
nr. Edmuna p Take viii deliver the
flfst ~ = series - talMa On "FlrHt Aid
10 the fnInFad
prof W. ~ Broau aTfl talk on En-
t1FnsiaaF and Horticulture.
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