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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
LEAVITT TO Be
TRIED MONDAY

Ralph Loavitt VIII face a jury
la IudEe 0illiam'a court Monday
morning upon a charge Of man
slaughter for the killlag OF Rafolo
Sego on 2ist ay, aud = Union II. Ia
June. laos
Leavitt'a automobile. running az
a high rate Of speed. knocked sego
down and killed him Sego Was a
street sweeper. employed By the
city.
I.eayitt will reach Seattle durlng
the day from bis home tn los An
seles owen McCusker. the chaus.
fenr OF the automobile. will turn
states evidence and testify that
IeAviii told him 10 drive the ma.
chine az an Illegal rate OF speed
90 as TO show prospective pur.
chaser. who was Ia the car with
Loayitt. how fast Il could so
AT the time Sego was hit. the
prosecution will contend. the auto.
mobile was golng 3a miles an hour.
John u Murphy viii conduct the
prosecution for the state
Leayitt's trial vas set once be
fore. but be failed 20 appear and his
bond was forfeited Afterwards he
was arrested In Los Angeles and
an attempt made 10 exiraditc him
The attempt failed because the
Washington officials accepted a
bribe OF 81 900. Il Il alleged. not Ia
brine Leavlit back
After the exposure 81 the bribery
i.aayitt returned 20 Washington
voluntarily and gave now bonds for
his appearance ~ the trial. which
viii open Monday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

Hundreds ef roses were sent 90
the workers la the anti tuberculosis
movement this morning hy residents
or brighton Beach. Go be- used ln
decorating booths at the state eXr
hihlt m Mammoth rink. aud as an
expression of appreciation of the
work that " belng done,
This spontaneous expression Of
the Brighton Beach people is ndica-
tive OF the interest that the maus
agcmont OF che exhibit and members
OF the Anti Tuberculosis league IL
King county feel has been aroused
iu Seattle aud vicinity the past week
during the exhibit
Direct Benefit
The wide and increased interest
on the part of the public. it Is fcit
Is the best direct benefit that could
have resulted from the weeks cam
palgu. pfesagiug immeasurahie ben
yfIts from more Intelligent coucep-
tiun % the dangers and means Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

Adolph =. Schmidt. for seven
years advertising manager ~ The
star. today sewers hts connection
with tbiH Newspaper o. become huHs
ineaa manager 90 Westward 10 "a
rapi6ly growing monthly magazine
published iu Vancouver. H @ SIR
Schmidrs dropplng out ~ The stars
STAFF De- ths occasion Dor personal
and professional regret In the
years he has bpen wtth fhis paper
be- has been the dominant factor
and the guldinE hand IN building up
the large advertising patronage en-
lnYed IS The Star Go the entire
satisfaction % Tho Star. iia readers
and lls advertisers
Mr. Schmidt came 90 Seattle ~
years ago fram Louisville. Ky, and
Joined in the Nome rush He ac-
quirad more experience than gold.
however. and returned 10 Seattle.
and since that time hha been ae-
lively engaged ia the advertising
field.
lie o. nov associated with David
swius Kicker. for many years Gun
day editor ~ the Chicago Tribune.
in sue publication q Westward Ho.
Mr. Schmidt leaves Seattle on his
new venture with she beet wishes u
success from the management and
hts fellow employees on The Star
seven Year, e. no small share -
lifetime. and In those years MI.
schmidt has grown into The Btar
until he became a cart and portion
81 b. n won't be- quite the same
ahou, the shop when he t. gons.
Mr. Schmidt accompanied BY Mru
Schmidt ard the children. iaAVrn for
Vancouver sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
BRIGHTON BEACH SENDS
ROSES TO AID EXHIBIT

prevention of tuberculosis
MANY names of uhtrcnlar patients
have been handed u Gao she league.
ana the demand Cor literature hnH
been enormous People who could
not bg supplied have icft thelr names
and addresses The membership of
the league haH been Increased end
gifts ~ money have been received.
Rally Tonight.
Tonight viii be rally night when
there Will bc "a pruEfam OF special
music and short addrt sses by five
or six prominent speakers Mayor
GW who expected go preside VIII
not be well enough to he present.
and Thomas T. Rcvelir. member of
The council wil preside in ho
mayors place
The Musicians union band which
has generously provided music
throughout the week win parade
this evening and give "a concert in
front OF thc rink before tho program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
GOODS VOTE ON
E INCEST" MAN

NEW YORK. June I Barnard
college girls are rather particular
about tho men they wish 70 marry.
according 10 a vote recenily taken
and announced today ~ the class
day Of the graduating class of 1910.
According 10 the vote the man
must be one;
With a sense ~ humor.
with brown hair and brown eyes.
Who "a sl1 feet tail
Who womrx q uccktie 20 match
his eyes
VINO has 5000 a rear and pros
lerta
who smokes. say girls: Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
FIANCEE'S MOTHER
HAMMERS A PASTOR

VANCOUVER, Wash. June A.
Btu weak from the terrible beat.
big he received from the irate
bother OF his fiancee. Rev. G. NJ
smythe, minister Of the First Meth.
edist Episcopal Church OF Ridge.
6eld, came to Vancouver today 10
baye Rock Soden, the man who
beld him, and Mrs. Marion l.. Laue,
Who welded the club, arrested.
After Smythe was beaten he was
confined to his bed for several
Eeeks. suffering from conclusion
tf the brain and fever.
Mrs. Laue and Soden. who Is q
relative Of the woman. already
have been convicted Of battery for
beating the clergyman.
Mrs. Laue says she chastlsed the
minister because he had not been
properly treating her daughter, q
&hom he was engaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

HELP WANTED--F EMALE
~ NpAr LECTION STRINGS
Free Every bod Eoins Grsen Lake
ears 60 Denny station Augos thers HaIi-
cALnouN. DENNY = EWING.
Main 1ias Aissha tuiidlun lad ffsh
wanted - Ladies' ard misses Is hnoa
the Sew York Sample uarment go ree>
una floor Pantagsf Theatre Bids catner
Second and ssasca eta GO there Tor
coats finest materials Lowest prices
On the Pacific oaasi
kodak deveiopinr. iec a toll any .ise
sxie enisfEements soc jacobs Photo
shep. sscnad foor r-t nldE
NEpAT-fJCroN SPRINGS
Free kfer1 body FuinF Breen Lake
care g Denny station. Autos there wait
cALHouN. DENNY 8 EWING.
Main 4iaA Alaska NuildlnF Ind afFf
wanted Y1nne sizes 10 assist mFht
housekeeping Phone Mapis tsI
one hard ironer ceorEeiewn steam
Laundry
SSsS~~NScsSo~SS se~SeSo~r : 10
Rates IN tbs column are cent vera
Ten words 70 cents
sINpAN--fICToN srRiNos.
fr.e-. hyerfeady EoinF Green Lake
cars 90 Denny station. Augas there wait.
cALHouN. DENNY 4 EWING.
Main litt. Alaska nundins Ind tes
Two ladies would like 60 take charge
I u nice home while people are out camp
I ine h-at. care The star
celoFea woman wants work hy the day
/ Phone East sass
~ NpAN-iiCroN SPRINGS
/ Free Every hady Hping Green Lake
cars 60 Denny station. Autos there wait.
iHE Tor you
CALHOUN. DENNY EWING.
Main liat. Alaska building. Ind tlsG
MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
| Ne0eN~NT~~s>r~-~~~~~s~ ~re~~N~s~s@sN~N~~~sN
Wanted 10 agents Apply stail atM
| Pike street Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
CAR ROBBERS
CO To PEN

Frank Ford, Ray coburn, Frank
MoCanao end William Wilson
pleaded guilty 20 robbery this
morning before Superior Judge
YAkey, committed IN the hola-up
Of the South Park street car on
May ~. All we're sentenced 20
serve not lsss than five nor more
than 20 years Ia the penltentisfy.
Frank Ford Mas arralaned aspA'
rately. The Information against
him charged that he Sas an scess'
sorry before she fact Prosecuting
Attorney Vanderseer told the court
that Ford did rot have a revolver
and did not actually rob the pas
aeneers. hs belonged % the gang
and Saa riding on the street car 20
aeu the robbery when II took place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
.72-YfAR-0LD
RHEUMATIC CURED

Lovohney Bake Ovens Again
Triumph Over Stubborn Case %
Rheunatisr,-Rssc What This
Patient Has 70 Say q the Treat
mentn.
The great good that u being &C
eumpiiNhed every dag AT the
i.oughnay Institute IN severe chaes
~ nhaumatism. bringing intense
relief pith the first treatment and
eventually permanent cures. dem
ouHtrnied moro clearly than ever
that thie great system of treating
lhla dread disease 10 the most e.
fecsual now known Patients 81 ali
aEcH have been given these great
treatments during the past two
years with truly wonderful effects.
The l,oughusy Bake Ovens are not
experimental. and shat can b.
done with these treatments IL best
shown ~ the following lines from
q recent patient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
WOMAN'S CIGARETTE
SETS A TOWN
ATTIRE.

RENO. New. June "a woman's
tarcless action In Ticking lighted
eigaret into sawdust resulted In a
ore which left the town Of Chafey
h ruins today. None OF the burn
ed buildings Of the town was in
|ured.
The fire started In a dance hail.
n number OF Eastern visitors were
fseeing the sights OF the mining
tamp and while In the dance hall
bne OF the women threw a lighted
kigaret on the floor. The sawdust
Emitted and flames quickly envelop.
~ the building. The fire could not
be controlled and wiped out the
Ehafey hotel, five saloons and the
kwo stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

y am now IN my 72nd year and
have been troubled with rhcuma.
tlsm for the past two years have
also suffered severely with pains In
my back. caused by uric acid. After
trying several remedies. with no re-
lief. was finally induced TO try the
laughney Bake oven Treatments.
OF which ! have read so much !
was feeling very badly before the
first treatment and had 70 be helped
into the oven. Much 20 my surprise,
my pains went with the first treat.
ment. and have improved with every
one ! have taken surely believe
Il TO be a splendid treatment in
every way. and they are very pleas.
ant 10 take feel better in every
way and get about nicely"
Yours very truly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
lhD0RSE ANTI
BALLIMGER MAN

WASHINGTON. June 4 sixty.
two senators today have signed a
petition endorsing Jno. A. Holmes
as head Of the bureau OF minos. the
bureau created in the sundry civil
bill.
Holmes appointment Is opposed
by Secretary Balllnger. Representa-.
tive Tawney. George Otis Smith
and Speaker Cannon. President
Taft must decide the adylsabillty Of
appointing a man to serve In the
interior department whom Ballln.
ger opposes.
The adherents OF Holmes. who Is
chief tecbnologist OF the geological
survey. claim he Is opposed be-
cause he Is a Garfield man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
ON
The TRACK

PORTLAND. Or. June Sew.
|sral railroad ties and three large
|houiders, placed on the tracks Of
ahe Casedero Electric line appar
|ently TO wreck the electric train
|rhich left Portland early today,
|were discovered near Berkeley
ksation. just outside OF the city
Aimlts. The obstruction was dis
lowered by the motorman in time
Be avert wreck.
Members OF the train crew In
Horned police headquarters and
Sheriff Stevens and several depu-
HES went az once TO Berkeley
|etaiion.
No attempt was made 70 modest
Rhe train crew or any Of the score
|of passengers aboard the train
when Il was stopped The would
be train wreckers are thought 90
have lost their nerve and fled when
the train stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
EARTHQUAKE
IN CUBA

SANTIAGO De CUBA. June A.
scores Of houses are In ruins to-
Bay and debris fills the streets fol-
bowling an earthquake here late last
blight Two persons were killed
nnd several injured BY falling ma
henry. Many Of the weather fam
tlies are leaving today for Havana,
owing TO conditions here. The
hmount Of damage done by the
kenbIor cannot be estimated &C
turateiy at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
LYNCH A MAN;
HELD FOR MURDER


CANYON CITY. Ore. June t~
ben Hinfou Nas convicted by a
jury today of the murder of Ollie
snyder. who VAS iynched then
shot TO death near Hamilton last
fall Hlutou IL one 81 five defend.
ants. among whom Is Jack Cassidy
deputy sheriff
The iYuchlmK was planned ia a
local saloon After Snyder WAS
KILLED Hiufon and his companions.
n u alleged. told d number ~ per.
sons that they killed the man
Snyder was shot 70 death shortly
after Cassidy had run him 20 earth.
after a three-dNy man hunt Snyder
was accused ~ having shot and
Killed a sheep border named Green.
at Hcppner. Ore. during a dispute
over O dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
1853 CHINESE ON
EMPRESS OF INDIA

VICTORIA. H. c. June with
100 first class passengers. fsb
Chineae and nearly 1000 tons Of
freight. the steamer Empress u
India arrived early this morning
from the Orient The freight IN
ciudrd a consignment ~ 300 bales
~ silk valued At $3.50. 200. Thia
viii BE- discharged AZ Vancouver
and viii be rushed through 20 New
York en- route 10 Europe BY a npc'
ctAi train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
ron RFNT-U NFURNisHED

FOR RENT UNFURNlSaED
sots Denny way Foaf ara, E.s@ =
ana ham. iarFs yard. as saasoa y
sfss Easiists av--T~o-roon hosssss " Y.
g1.s EasiiaEe A. -~ feuf-fse"i w.
HARTVIG. ssi n. H. BLOCK
NAin sssf; 4 t.ia
FoN REST
$40 oA--s-room Fat. il1i Harrison
/ Az rna-r room fiat 1898 SPINS
gfa fo.-a room fiat salH sfsine
81 no-s room house 2sis q
tts0n--s room cottage tlAs .tt ~
s4f nN--A room modern. the ~ IA
/ a ~ rArEen< r0T AN "a M hA-A'
Main 7sse. lad. ss1l
I'D SHAY fICr0N SPRINGS
Frsr- Everybody goiHg Niftn -.
/ care a. Denny station Autos iar'f
ms ~ ,sAtHotN DENNY EwiNc. !.
Main 5isg Alaska Ralldinf ina -
I For Ksnt--Nicc nep s.reosn ssa'' "a
front and hack pofrhcs s.,sv
beautiful shade trees laiks IL:
ciesft and bath room ~. al.
gil per month. .iil tt' t,,.s,,ss. n
| West Seattle call MI hNt"
siN. lad steo ---s--.
Il win rent your property sne .
care % IL and auaranise satitlA ~
| landlord and tenant In usia
| jackson. aoT American bAnk h'os
Ttes Ind stil. -.----..- n
Men tor womsn). - q deN .sesI
rear raising mushroons ~ esst,,.irsts4
buxns etc big market Tree !, Nts
huukigt Hiram Barton. " -"
/ York -s---,.
ror Rent-A good s-roep. as ~
.tfrL., en,.. wead hoasc han -
/ around rent $40 Phone Man .. -
For Reni-in south PARK s.les 1,'. ss
taFe fruit and berrica lnquse t-sk
son. Pioneer Livery, Phone @.'s "a
s-room cottage Tor rent us ~, cedar
/ Queen Anne Rcasona'" '
ll7 ,..,,,saTss
six room house ti2 So ses N 49, 4
III blocks northeast 81 pest'i's'
/ Fremont North 1855 -
SUNDAY LECTION sfklN1ss t.sks
Free Ever, body Evins 1,es Val.
] cars to Denny station. Autos the'N
ms t SshAffHgSouN DENNY HwISSa;, ,,s
! Main Iig4 Alaska Ruildlng lee -.
one tarr, front room, heass, ,ssss i
/ also g-room cottage; close H.
! 1919 AVA,
/ csttasg. four rooms bath. tAfss 10
/ chicken yard. close Madison
/ esd ~ slb -. tie
] rhrge.roorn eottage $40 .s lh Az cat.
] per month. newly Tinted
/ Ccdnr tiS "a re-
/ cheap. s-room modern hees nne AZ
| spanuIhlo couple Gt-2 queen
| Phone Cedar l2t6. -sssp
| rhrae. room cetiage toi fe"
! 1859 gist aV East llNe..-------,..S u
| Good T.room house. fine view
car Phone Main 1853 amer.
/ Pour room house, with leiN
liaef American Bank huildins ,,s1
room modern cottage '
month w i. May, North llss al
Modern b-ronm eottnEe'
East Valley, 80. J. sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
HANFORD LEAVES
CITY COMMISSION

Until six OF the 10 members of
the municipal plans commission
file their oaths Of office II will be
impossible for the commission 20
organize. A meeting was held last
night, but when II was found six Of
the commissioners had not quail.
fled, the meeting adjourned
Judge G. II. Hanford has declared
that 1t will be impossible for him
to serve on the commission be.
cause Of his judicial position with
the United States government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
$4,000 SCHOOL
|. CHILDREN IN
SEATTLE

Seattle has $4,000 children Of
school agc that Is. between the
'agos of and 81 This is a clear
eain ct nearly 5000 over last wear.
Secretary Reuben " Jones, Of
|the school board is ComnleunE Go.
Inay the figures on the school cen.
has Special caUmerators have
|sovered every portion oi the cit&,
bud the totals are Thought 20 hc aa
Isompletc as u is possible go set
IN figuring the Increase ! added
|he Georgetown figures 81 last
bear. as wen as this year. said
|Secretary Jones. $50 that the 5000
b. clear gain
The school census is used as a
basis for the state levy for Seattle
Schools. OF the $1,000 OF school
|age. about T5 per cent are actually
b. school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
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hamust watson fhafHh ~ TfWe Hplfliue
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funfaF Afternoon HHh nIgHf iphe 8. 1870
HuHshlHs class fuf aff rhIftfrn urHnf af 2
o. clock IaFFarkn o. hHaffa wA&t Furnish
laMsic faF rhfiafrn AnHfnHHr lecture 4
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sHHsa ~ fiNsfrHf fnedilHla AaHnifslaa
free EtHfb ans welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
HOTEL TRUST
is UNDER WAY
(ny United Prrss.)

UTICA. N. Y, June Arrange.
ments for the consolidation OF hotel
interests valued AZ $4,000. 900 are
being contaminated The combine
will include many well known
hotels between Seattle and New
York.
The United Hotels Company,
organized last March with a CAPT.
talization Of 100000. has consoli-
dated with the Hitz-Carlton Hotel
Company Of San Francisco and the
Eastern interests OF the Wander
bilts. The company already con
trolls "a hotels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
GIRL HURT IN
AUTO RIDE
(coneIuded.)

(Conciuded.)
O'Clock in the morning when the
accident happened
He claims the street was blocked
and that there were no lights on the
pile Of dirt which he tried 10 hurdle
with his machine
Machine skiddsd.
Upon hitting the pile OF dirt, ac-
coTding 10 q report made by Patrol
man Smith. who happened 10 be In
The neighborhood Investigating n
reported hoidup. the machine skid.
ded IS steps, or about rs feet, and
went 10 smash against the curbing.
The occupants OF the car were
thrown out, but Miss Willis only,
was seriously hurt.
An ambulance was called and she
was rushed off TO Minor hospital.
where jain and his companions
we're told there was no room. They
would not give their names here.
Next they went TO the Seattle Cen
eral hospital and were told the same
thing. Then jain sent the girl 10
the Charlemont, fashionable
apartment house on 18TH ay.
Shortly before noon jain made
arrangements with the Minor hospi
tai 10 receive the patient and had
her removed there.
Policemen Smith and Jackson
who were at the scene Of the acct
dent after II happened, could not
understand how jain could have
missed seeing the lights and how II
was he tried to make this hurdle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
PENlTENTIARY; Is
STILL A NAVY
OFFICER

h WASHINGTON. June 4. - John
Stokes. boatswain. q. s. ". whose
Conviction for the murder OF his
kife az Charleston. Wash. caused a
)ensation, and who Is now serving
y 20-year term in the Walla Wella
penitentiary. will continue on the
laval register as a warrant officer.
Under an opinion Of the attorney
General. rendered today.
He will be marked absent without
|tave and hence will draw no pay.
The attorney general holds that a
Warrant officer may not be depriy-
~ OF his warrant except By court
Martial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

300 HHf Haa.er 81 ~
fhr hafaf 'faaf Complies osafs, 20
tala aa wh'is lasrriHr i4ste..
pas" .IHre VIA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
COOPERATIVE
STORE WILL Be
LOCATED HERE
Profit-Sharing Institution
Backed by Pittsburg and
Local Men, TO Start Next
Week.

Seattle ia 20 have a cooperative
store
nlg plans are under foot 20 90.
tabilah here a store ia which tho
customers viii share Ia the profits.
The plan has succeeded on a large
scale Ia England and Norway. aud
has helped much in reducing the
cost Of living the ayowed purpose
Of the hackoru 81 the Seattle store
beginning next week the maneF.
era Of the new project VIII take
over ono 81 aeattle's bis depart.
mcnt stores 4 bakery viii be 60
tabllphed Ia the building, and a
alnughtcfhouac located In the city,
so that the store can supply itH own
beef and not have 10 buy from the
beof trust
viii Take Market Building
For the present the store VIII be
located on Second Az. a lease has
been secured for the Wostiako Mar
ket property. with options 20 pur'
chase. and this ~ intended 70 be
the permanent headquarters OF the
Coop
The Equity Cooperative stores.
az the new firm IL called IL headed
by 4. G. OUfsinEef and n = Esiep.
oi Pitsnburg. and local business
men. A local msn will manage the
business here. and do All the buy.
ing
The principle on which the store
will De operated ia this Custom
srn u the store may purchase stock
Ia Il and all be- let in on ths diFl.
aenda 70 be declared II n declared
that an effort viii be made 20 keep
prices down 20 coat Ia addition. and
save money for buyers
Seattle union men are Interested
In the proposition A number ~
them arc hhlling u "a means 10
escape from the present hiEh prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

Hanfed "a hgffief 90 fats stsfss =
ore n naF etaNVna Taa oas -.
ttbN w montH ktpsfituss nef hssss.
fafF See o. y Muinnn. fesrr 4 49,.
nsaf gnd fsaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04
THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered al che seattle posiofnfa 90
second Haa matter
one cent pee fuHf. rla anNin Hff HaHf
o. fHanfF. five cents unf month Dolly
cred ~ Waii af fHlfiHf go Tree COPIES
70 mail usfHfufhF~ rhH Gate
sLan taHf aufa f|UrElH HfnIrrH De- ah fHH
address inhel ~ naaIl EHpff when thaf
dafs affiFns Dc gHIf flrfinn hRs hHi
aaaln haaH Ped Doe HNHHNrH f9nf sHa
au {ha address babel ID receipt % %
per bsaf ~ fH fH at HlfnH
NOftfE 20 afUsrHfnEHs- Should
pour tapf W ThH Hfaf taA in fsHnh FHH
~ urInrh HnG eFaU fiHase a. POI
fha faFHr fI rHl uu naf uaiH ffffa
aHusri MalH 1sHN4 500 tti. between q
hnd p 0.riuth. auH BIO HlN sHHd Bna
rHpy 81 0ures ~ tau snrTfa miss o. mere
fhau aHfe please telephone Ht efefF ilme
fun mias o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-04

sa@sesseaeFsassse-eafss
BUTTER WORTH a fpa. Ffefsasi1Hal
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