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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
TUT CO.'S TO PETTSBI nd.
VA h'"p His Appointments ln Thls GIsS
Sn Tuesday NeNt.

''-rlr.roN. March ?-PrssidSnt
ls .pupanied 10y his sister-in-laW.
~ ....- More of Cincinnati. and Capt.
8.rt. h.s military aide. loft WASH
''" t'@ tonight over the Pennsyl-
''' '..iroad for PittsburG. whSre to-
" Nill attend the funeral Of his
Iaw Thomas Mex. LauRhlin.
. y.-tsrday. The Presidential
return 70 Washington early
.sr' - going to try To keep
"nts Ia New York on Tues
o. When the news Of the
'r L,ughlin Eas resolved hsre
a. u BE- known that he did
% go a. New York on the
Icy % was said that he hopes
' No. original programme. lie
definitely. however. until he
'a~nlug'On from PitIsburE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Manor BROKE WITER WIIN.
sank sa Top - Flpe 10 Rsndall's island
and Gus Dm &uppay % water.

4 lumber barge which has been an
chOred az ths dock % Curtis Blaisdell.
coal merchants. az iISth street and tho
Past River, spranR a leak yesterday
evening. filed end sank
Bensatk it Was a ~ inch water main
connecting with Handall's Island. The
main broke under the weight Of the barge
This cut on tho fresh water supply Of
the southern end Of the island until con-
nectiona could Ia made with the s0urue
Of supply Of the upper end ~ the island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
KILLED Ut AVIATION vEET.
A9tsmsoaBe -Ueatalntng sesessssrs
wrecked- FWev Haaaiitsa AI~e IaJuresi.

SEATTLF. wssh.. March IA fstlI
accident me rked Seatties first aviation
exhibition to-day. 4 speeding automO-
bile nssr the Msadows. where the SHOW
was held. ran into an obstruction and
killed Mrs. Walter Dresser % Vancouver
and seriously in ured four other occupants
Of the machine.
Charles X. Hamilton. the aviator. was
thrown from his biplans when IL turned
turtle a. his exhibition vas drawing 20
. ciOss. Hamilton attempted to swOop
bird fashion and skim the surface OF a
pond In tho exhibition grounds. The
asrOplane turnsd over. HAmil ton vas
thrown clear. but got up apparently un-
in iuTsd. feW minutes later he col
lapsed. He 10 nov in the hospital and
ssems 10 be suffering serious injury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
DESERTED WITH MS M ctr.
Tssea Eash OaS stsnals - Canada side a.
the sO ~ and pSIO~s InspeetIoa Casls.

BUTBALO. March ". -WiIliam Allen.
de~erter from the Twsnty-ninth In
tantry. now stationed ct Fort Niagara.
u having IOts Ut fun with the United
states Oficsrs and soldisra al the fort
the-e days. Allen crossed Niagara River
tai Canada three weeks ago. taking HE
bIGIe with him. since then each after
noon when the buRle Gala ofhcsrs aud
men out for inspection ~ the fort Allen
has stationed himself on the rivers edge
in Canada and blown answering calls on
hiz instrument followed by q succession
u d risivs toots and blAsts which make
the officers furious. Thus far all efforts
to capture Alien have besn frsitless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
BINkER RiWSEY GOES TO JuIL.
FIFst % These COHSlrtrsI ~ ResuII %
VTalsbaFG Graft Expoyures In PVissa.

PITTsBUKG March ~ William ".
Ramsey. e1-presideBt 81 the German
National Bank ~ Pitfsburg. bads has
wife farewell this morning and went 20
the Western P~nifentiary. where he irsRan
90 serve his -sntrnce OF one year and ~ 4
months ~ noon to-day. Ramsey IL the
first man con vicfed a. a result 81 the graf
exposures begun here ia Decembef ial-
20 go TO prison. Others will follow him
however. In n few days. His sentence Of
one and one-hAlf years with . % On I'm .
resulted from committing bribery. He
adEnittsd Oompllcity an giving Common
Councilman John r. Klein siT,r0O 70 in
nuence Councils IN name the German
National - one of the city depUsitories.
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-,N Iaehss a. Apo~ IN PstsruSusS. W.

PETEEssURG. Va. March - snow
which hogan failing here yesterday and
he 90 up through last night continued
to-day and up 70 . late hour tonight the
storm has not abated. About six Inches
OF snow has fallen.
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i,,r.d -, Ds~,sr.s Au,s.

rvnN. March iz-Jamss
'"f,h'-s at Robert Rsllsw.
'fris-tDnrr - TuchshOs. was
h ioy 10y an automobile owned
r.p ~ that rlaoe and his skull
r'i We was taken 70 the
}. srItl ~ BrpnKvi.!~. where
'h- nh 'Scians tricJ % save
aI r"rausn. DT. Austin wac
.- Machine. n was driven BY
F Ryan. who vas arrested
L.. f lived in Highland avenue,
o., 'ih hts mother. Who " .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

the IRlSrd states. PPssn CoVrnIssgen 10
New Vork. 81 Danish CSast.

special Cabfs DssBcfch - TEE SuN
CHRIsTIAHIA. March I2.-The Danish
mail steamer United States. bound for
New York. il aground near here.
Her passengers have been landed.
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CA1DaINA. DcnKmtfui neugria rcarbed ~
soufheTn halfway. infornIatiaa ~ Y Omcs.
imn nTDa1way --AdT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

CaFslina Heasrts ElsEhaa--lAthasta- mar
nenbeafa " Lane Ry.-iha1 B'uaw-AM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

FLORIDA 0uBCHEsr AND REsT NEm-
lCR va Rsnna ana Atiaasie coast L4nss ~. ".
q FloFida special" Leaves ia y n, aupartlg
IssdWay. equipmqat Rad ssrVtrs. fste b'WaY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

nwwRTB AMERICAN WINE IsoCbn.
B. y. DsSsS ; hassc o.. 10 RSiiSS o. Ss~ SSTk
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SUNDAY. NANCE n 1910.
FAir to-day. preceded by unsettled weather;
partly cloudy tomorrow; SOuthefiy
winds becoming variable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
THREE HUSBANDS
ARE ACCUSED

Complaints were filed against
three husbands yesterday FOR abuse
of their wives Emil ALLAN r.
charged with assault Ia the third
decree for striking his wife. Osma
Ablan Mrs AblAn says she vas
Obliged 70 flee from the house Ia
her night clothing
George Howard. Who has been
out Of jail a weck Tor beating hia
Nife. IL BOW charged viih vagrancy.
because. u r. alleged. be compeia
his wife 10 support him. and that
she vii lose her position because
be makes himself nuisance about
the Monterey apartments. where
as sife Is ianitross
Samuel lawson II charged with
assault Ia the third degree and
threatening 70 Kill his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
NJ KIhNON MADE
GOOD IN COUNCIL

Alex Mckinnons clean and
Straightforward campaign for ~.
election To The city council from
the Ninth ward IL daily adding 20
the number ~ taxpayers and home
owners Of the ward who are sup
porting him The bocailed poiitl
clans OF the Ninth ward are fighting
him bitterly IN their eyes Nc
hiunon committed the unpardon.
able sin II spending two years Ia
the council and serving the people
Instead OF the gang
Experiences ls Valuable.
Mekinnon's t~o years experience
makes him far moro valuable than
nev councilman wonid be SIC
kinnou's work Ia ne council has
been not only IN the interests 81
bis ward bat W the best interests 81
the entire city.
Besides bic clean record In the
council Mckinn0n tn tWo years se
cured for the Ninth whrd public sm
provemenss Of the value ~ o. 600.
600 Ten per cent u these McKin
non bad charged against the general
fund. and ~ a consequence relieved
the voters a. the Ninth ward 81 thln
burden 81 TAXATION he secured
These benefits without once rnKax
ms Ia any Jos ruliinE that inlurrd
the rrst ~ the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
COMPLAINS
OF A FRAUD

Poor women who say they
have been imposed upon and
cefraudsd ~ the American
Ceramic Decorating company.
with offices IN the Denny
building ard the Arcade. are
still bringing their complaints
To Or. Mary o. Martin, woman
police officer and protection Of
Hcer Of the u W. c. a.
Mrs. n. J. Cummings, 100
Ninth av.. told Or. Martin to
day that when she went 10 see
about china painting by trans
fers, she was refused admls.
elen 20 the Instructor until che
paid 50. After taking with the
Instructor she thoUrht she
could not do the work. and
asked that - Of her money be
refunded. she was willing 70
pay VI, she said, for consults.
ton. The return % her money
was refused. ard she com
planned 70 Or. Martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
WHAT IS OUR METHOD OF
DENTISTRY!

Summed np In few words. It 10
thr highest achievement ~ dental
acienca ana moat successful pro
cess ever discovered ~ this pro
resH yuu car secure new teeth that
are beautiful Ia appearance. and -
satisfactory and serviceahle a.
your natural teeth
AT that ia necessary le that you
have a. least tNo teeth tn each Jas
You may ask. ~liow can you fine
out whether oar method IL beat e.
We are prepared to show yoa In
actual existence Nork In the
mouths ~ our patients that tA q
revelation 70 the ordinary dentist.
aud, IN fact. work that he stated q
was Impossible 70 perform
n .ou viii come IN and see az
Ne viii sead you TO ~ many such
patients here ia the city as you
may care 20 visit We give you a
guarantee that we gill do every
thlng ws aav We can do b showing
you actual results
n you are In need Of dental work
the best IN what you SAINT. and II
you viii pay "a q Walt We all ex.
anime .our mouth and tell you
shat NO Will do and what the Work
win coet you
We viii also satisfy you before
you spend one cent that We can do
more by our method than In pos
sihlc for any other dentist 20 do
We have achieved such success
that many Of the dental profession
have become alarmed. and. as a
consequence. are doing everything
Ia their power 10 dlscredit ua.
We give written guarantee
with AL work
REGAL RENTAL OFFICES.
y w cor ard nv aud Union IT.
Across the street from the
postoffice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
URGES THE
ELECTION Of MULLEN


To the Voters % the cts u Seattle
We. the undersigned men ~ 81.
attic. recognizing the great value
which Frank = Mullen has been
TO the city Ia the past. appeal 20
YOU 20 support him a. candidate
Tor councilman,atiargg At the ap.
preaching primaries uuriuE the
eight years IN Which Mr. Mullen
has served In the city council. he
has rcYcr been accused u being
a member 81 any gang net 81 being
anything but an honest man stand.
ing alone for what be thought % Be
right
Through his efforts there vas
put In the cts charter the proyision
that no waterfront street could be
vacated unless some equally ad'
vantagcous tract 81 land weFe deed
cd 20 The city b. ,he parties Oh
tanning the street lie aiso has
stood FOR the theory that when any
street Is vacated. proper compen'
Hation shouid be made the city for
the vacation
Through bic efforts the Great
Nurthcrn railway waa compelled 60
deed the city lands IN exchange
Tor tire vacation Of certain streets
on the iideianes. which lands are
worth fully t1T0 600 Because o.
his attitude towards corporations IN
these matters Mr. Mullen Il rot
and never has been a popular man.
and today Is not receiving the sup
port Of any corporation. This fact
alone should entitIc him % the
hearty supper, Of ali loyal eitiEena
Mr. Mullen. however. has ether
clsims 20 the loyal SUPPORT 81 gnod
citizens. based uncn the fact hat
be has been untiring IL bis effort
10 secure better streets and O. 80
develop the city that work wiii not
have 20 b. done tWiee In doing
iris. Mr. Mullen has not sought
popularity but has sought 70 do
that which Wss right and only
that. without any regard to whether
lust Tor the dav that would be
popular or not. knoviHE that the
future would amply sustain his con
duct
In attending 70 the business q
me city. W Mullen has neglected
hts own affairs and has taken time
to aeguaint himself fnllY with ever
matter which was referred to him
Tor examination A chairman Of
the street committee. he has coun.
seied for wlHe and judlei0us re-.
grades IN The business part Of tho
city. has protested against the IN.
fair distribution Of awards and bene.
fits made by the eminent domain
commission. and has attempted In
every way possible 20 secure the
building ~ the city upon lnteili
gent and sensible lines We believe
q would be n great loss 20 the eitv
should Mr. Mullen not be returned
Very rearectfuilY
FRANK " RESiCK.
n 3 TURNER.
r. 8 GOODWIN
EDMUND ROWDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
POETS RECITE;
COMPOSERS SING

Poets will reclte lyrics Of their
own concoction and singers MARBLE
dittlea they have composed az an
all-original" entertainment 20 be
Given Tuesday afternoon. February
g. At the official residence Of Preei-
dent and Mrs Thomas r Kane, Of
the Girls Home and Training
school A silver offering will be
received for the institution. the
money 10 be- used IN Furnishings
Charles Eugene Banks ~ Chicago
poet and playwright. will be the
headliner on the program He will
also be- the guest of honor a. a re-
ception aud tea which Is 20 follow
the entertainment
The Girls Home and Training
school a. Ravenna Heights VIII be
opened In about two weeks The
function Tuesday will be the first
affair a. the presidents new home.
which was the New York building
al the AsY-P exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
SISTERS LEAP FROM FLYING MOTOR
CAR TO ESCAPE DRIVERS INSULT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Blurred into automobile and
Beach resorts sisters, Jose
employees o. the house eaped
risk Of their lives today them
Insult
The Girls waiting for take them 90 their
chauffeur he aacertalnod
they work and offered to take them 10 the
seated Ia the tonneau the
machine headed MoAsr st toward the Ocean Beach The
reonstrated threatened and pleaded The prs screams
regarded Of Joy rders and attention
passing Al oetava at the driver
o 90 Josephine
o. h from the machine and rolled over
she lay unconscious Undaunt
ed her sister followed ard the chauffeur sped away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

George McFarlane. candidate for
councllman.at.larKe. Il receiving
the support ot the Industrial Inter.
csts OF the city lie has devoted
much time to n study II what the
business development Of the city
demands. and his own establish
mcnts have helped 60 swell Seat.
ties payroll
McFarlane has been Ia Seattle
fog 20 years. aud during that time.
oy industry. frugAllty aud business
scumen. has worked bis wRY from
poverty 70 a competency During
all that time his straightforward
business principles have won him
a host OF friends Practically every
person with whom he has come In
contact ~ nov an enthusiastic sup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
KILLS HIMSELF TO
ESCAPE CAPTURE

WALKER. MINI. Feb AFTER
being beaieged in q fortified house
for two days Walter Mcdonald. who
shot and mortally wounded Howard
Sexton. committed suicide today just
as posse of deputy sheriffH were
preparing 10 storm HE barbados
The defense ~ Mcdonald was
spectacular Pursued BY deputies
and police, Mcdonald fled to his
home. In which he took refuge
After barricading doors and win
d0ws he stationed himself near one
of the openings and kept his pur-
auers al bay For moro than Is
hours the desperate mnn fired at
every head that appeared in range
OF his gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
GEO. M'FARLANE is THE
"SMOKESTACK" CANDIDATE

porter Of McFarlanc In this eam
paign.
MeFarlane h. in reality the
"smokestack candidate" lie has
devoted months TO promoting the
nuwamlsh river waterway IA an
effort 20 furnish industrial con.
Germs with factory sites at rca
sonable figure MeFaFlane believes
Il his duty to try To secure re-
dneilon Ia the present excessive
tax rate High taxes. he aays.
"neares away from Seattle many
Industrial plants that We need
hero
MeFarlanc IN the last few days
has received "a various parts OF
the city assurances Of support that
make Il probable that he viii be
nominated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
THE SEATTLE STAR

N~~g>~eses~@-~geys@e s~y,~sse.cess,1 49,
EtfufsA 80 tHa seal a fpat Nftire -
second flasa matter
one tsui psr copy. sis eenfs Der wssk.
fesuif five rents psf meath pflIs
sfsd - mail ~ farilsf 80 re- raFles
20 MAiL - 1850 AinEHr The dais
shsu Y0uf subscription ctrifea is on ths
address label " each paper Wien fhat
safe Strives n ynur subscription hns rHt
agsiH been paid in advances. FoNf mans
= taken from fta list change % dets
Ha ths address label h q ftfFipt " ~
Hsf fssf o. 90 - sis mnnfhs
sotitI tn ~ nst hIitt.R- -rhaHia
fnuf fnyf ~ she Ffar fail % reach fQH
81 ariafh snY sFsnfnM. please a. 30
fls faFaT fu csH 70 uuf main nNisef
sunset Nsia 1850 Gnt go. bftHesa
ara ~ otrisFa ari 80 Ill ssnd 700 a
cops 81 unfs NJ Yea shaaid niles " more
hha cHes. l'ssse tsiephens 20 ever hfns
feu anisf a.
Be- tate rsf 80 rsn o. faftsin y Nitins
Haf saffff iasfs teffeft aefflfa ~H@
f tf ffF fu'H WsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
DECISION UNJUST
DECLARES GOMPERS

~
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-"The
verdict awarding $4,000 damages
70 the hat manufacturer In their
suit against members of Danbnry
Norwalk and Bethel unions Is re-.
pugnant 70 The very purpose OF the
Sherman antitrust law" declared
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation Of Labor. 10.
day
0ompers said that the very thing
Tor which the members ~ the Hat.
tiers unions have been fined Is legal
In the United States The labor
president blamed the United States
supreme court, IN part. for holding
that an organization like that OF q
labor union, which is not organized
Tor profit. comes under the pro
visions ~ the Sherman law The
damages referred 10 By GOmpers
were awarded yesterday BY a jury
to D f. Lowe = 80. ~ Danburv.
which asked $40 900 damages from
Martin LaWlor and 100000 from
other members Of the Danbury. Nor
walk and Bethel unions. The man.
ufacturinR company alleges a con.
spiraey IN restraint Of trade. FOL.
lowing the HO-called boycott" OF
its goods by the unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
Asyoss Anouiss ,hs address % ny
ssaEhtsf
Mrs. Ida May Parker
s.rs .s.s Co MA. Poster us sssh q,
pheas Essi tffs

Naflts IL hereby gixvn that msstins
q fhs stnrk haIasfa af fhs seattle Mo
los cafnpang eiil ~ held at ltiA lH.aiu
THafs 1919 ~ % ~ fof $40 parrasr
IA ~fcrftmR afrerfa ard such ptnef husi
80 a. MAJ come before the fneatins
" EnMANbN HsffetafY.
seattle FetfuafF iHla
NnTteg no HrpHNnui tlNHs
rhs snnuai nsstinE or ths sinfehpiHrrs
"a ths pharniA MirinF NFndirair VIII b
heid ~ as Arcade block fusnisN sts
rims FehFuarS fth. ~ o'clock SHARP
size sHsainR year Is nNIhs
H@rfFiaf1
BUTTER nuTrEu
white Coz huitef store moved Co
Pike ~ nest door 90 Nnu MHFche Hps
fiai foday nssi creamery J he he.
Green Lake ExFs dos ftc Come go
me WHITE cos nest 60 uHn Marrhs
nsdaius Dances Academy. fsth asa
s' = Hi'' Amenities shur.sss ass satur.
tav sssuinsn lssu itta
AZ TMG Nan 30 flies in your
carpenter pa,h phones
LOST AND FoUNC.
30 ~ 'ssifs ssfasis sS,d3 S,,sfis
from ieaQ hasiiahs ~ % the hcanaina
sian hank flnesr please return 40 Fny
N"N NHNkNM "N NNNINM NN NNN NN'ANNN NNNAfN
or Information ~ Same. will Eive reward
% e. S Solk asi''Ss' i ,.s'q SECOND A.
Lsa coral beads hstessn lass ifh
az Hnd itti iist ar. Va Union 81 Nor
LAY Afternoon reward for fetlrn to fitb
y nFoad~sy rtons Essf So or sies
Loot Neaf fremont rfossing tvo o.
pieces Finder please telephone ini
WHITE tof reward
Lost neivssu rise q aud rn.,sr-
az, % an w. s,i Rss.SS'''' Phone
Loot SAVINGS pass book so ssts
Finder retwrn Go peKtsf Horton a CO..
naakera
Lost opswoas sith ms bank book IN
Pagkst VII gl.e 80 reward joe
Coed country meat market Tor sale
IN 1873
f.ost ooid fob containing PIN and in.
itiais 'c w. o." Phone a. HutchiuH
HELP WANTeo-FEMALE.
nm 'flfi,f 'i5CN6NslANf0f" Ia
fined LADY ~ good appearance Go act
a. ae",e ,e., sRRs'lsngss nnnes s,
mem, write tdy Dent central M
Co lows city Iowa
girl for general homework small fam
ily North itpt
Whntfd-eiri iRFge room, 40. inA
ffth
Hsusskespor 20 csre for ased man.
g1fe Minor az
SITUATION WANTEp-FkMACE
81 sssn,s Z, sfiiS sss IN rSSSd ~
vleinitY ~ Columbia and Lakewood
Phone Fact eefg
Lady share four rooms with lady. good
heme. rent reasonable near car line.
AIs star
Wanted Lady lof companion best an
viroumentH St James Ant g. 18Th and
ester
For Rent liuuaek asping rooms. 81 a
month for two Girls ttaH 18Th av
block and "a half north Yealcr WY
a competent young lady would ike a
position ln tailor shop more for en
rsfienee than salary Main btsp
Lace curtains Numbered 26c pair gf07
and av
Family sowing mondinR. repairing.
Phone X 1850. Room a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

mains were discovered there were
two bullet holes behind the loft
ear. and the body had evidently
Deou IN the water several weeks
II was weighted down with an an.
ehor. which the local police believe
had been Ia the possession VI Coil
at one time
Was Hoffman Murdered, Tooi
The police are trying 60 locate
John Hoffman They are con.
ylnced that he has been murdered,
and are dragging the harb0r and
adjacent streams FOR his body
Hoffman had several hundred dol.
lars which be had Withdrawn from
a local bank when be disappeared
II Hoffman Is found dead. another
Killing viii be charged against the
seamen'a officer. now a prisoner
ia MonteshnO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

rirsi aV.
Agents Wanted nis money expenses
uaid no experience rsauirea variety
portraits bromides uhain plIiaW tapa
Zoe frames at our factory prices credit
Eren catalogue aud samniss free Den
iel " Ritter GO. " Van uursn. CHI
waui no men a. once 80 cui brush and
wood trtp aaT Ais1 Intelligent man
to show land, tite month Want one
saissrnan spseking all feand narian ian
suaEes see BENNETT &c what at nrem.
SIDE Linz POCKET "a MrLUs
Ter minutes see commission. utEh
GRADE men only 40 other need apply
Az Novelty Manufacturing Co. l.. VI he.
Newton, Iowa
MEN WANTED QUICKLY Is hn chs
case Mail order house 90 distribute cata
lofues advertise f4i weekly $50 ca
penHe allowance Manager, tgto state
nE Your uwN moss Make q daily
auvefing mirrors Anyone can do the
NetN ~ home On spare time Booklet
ana sample Tree @ Redmond Dept
poHrcARps VALENTINE beau
iiful gold Hnd silver designs. lee assurf D..
"a for soc o0a Tor sat0 NtfNUo'a
1915 Nandewater 81. n
featue Automobhe school day ana
niEht classes Practical teachers Road
broadway nssr yssier Main isse ."
International Free Employment office
Al kinds help furnished city or countrv
Ayr Heuss. beds ike per night wei.
Ter ard MAYNARD Ind. aeff
Statesmen 90 taks eur cash weekly SELF
iua choice nursery stock outfit free
capital civ Nursery CO. Salem. OREGON
Hats cleaned, blocked. trimmed. Hats
sold. toc end 81 Kings Hat Works
First aud Union
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

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