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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
ALL REATIh c
FRANCHISES
CALLED OFF

The council committee on cor.
poratlons. holding that l.. n. Rossn.
baum had broken faith with the
committee. yesterday unanimously
voted to reject Roscnbaum'a ap.
pllcatlou for a steam heating fran.
chise
shortly after this action was
taken. H. r. elise. representing C.
J Smith. A $ Kerry. and the 9th.
ers who had the other application
for a steam heating franchise.
formally withdrew their appllca
ton for a franchise on the ground
that Il seemed 20 be the dispose.
ton Of the committee 70 insist up
on a percentage OF the gross re
eeipis being paid into the city
treasury as payment for the priv.
iieges granted IN the franchise.
The result Is that there will be
no steam heating franchise grant
ed unless some other applicant ap.
pears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
FREMONT MEN
FIGHT BRIDGE
ON STONE Az.

Forty Fremont merchants ana
other business men Tact night or
ganlzed the Fremont Bridge CLUB
for the purpose Of fighting the
Stone ay bridge project Thoy Hny
thoy viii fight through The court
or ia any Way possible any attempt
on tho part 81 The board 81 public
works to construct any temporary
bridge project except via Fremont
avenue while the Westlnhe re-
grade aud permanent bridge pro
jet il ia course Of construction
These People Approve H.
Green Lake people. meeting last
night at Kids hall. endorsed the
Stone ny bridge project and passed
resolutions OF approval. Council.
men Weaver. Murphy and Goddard.
Judge y. A Mcdonald. Attorneys
Fred " Peterson. Ktt Gould and
Jackson silbnugh were among the
speakers The resolutions passed
without "a dissenting vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
DID BRYAN PLUCK THREE NOMINATIONS
FROM TIP OF HIS SILVERY TONGUE?

NEW YORK. Nay 2i-Many Nho altended the speaEsfa'
given Jennings Bryan wondering
today pink" Bryan
night when he said a speech;
From the tip o. hs sve he has pseked three prs
dental nouinaona."
evident Bryan upon a
compliment, he made point reply no ad-
dressed the gathering
"ii not fair to that three presidential
inationH
! have attained has been BY speeches" said Bryan.
what strength have Individual he continued.
Is reexive has Of things
advocated"
Bryan seriously. During the q
Graves smiled continually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
THAT COMET WAS A FROST;
BE BETTER MAYBE MONDAY

necessary 90 sight II with some sta.
tlonAfy object and wsteh u patient
ly 20 notice any movement II was
4 good deal ike watching the min.
ute hand of a watch There wRa
convincing evidence that u wAa
moving. bu, its movement was not
visible
The failure Of the comet 10 pre-.
sent an impressive spectacle was
probably due to lunar opposition.
The moon WAS shining brightly In
the eastern sky. and only the
brightest stars had the courage TO
make their bow Had the moon
been IN retirement last night. as Il
Eiil be Monday night. II Is possible
that the comet would have given a
good account Of itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Halley'H comet VAS seen BY hun
dreds % people in Seattle iaat night.
3 misty light In tho western sky.
taillesa. and IN most resp cts n dis.
appointing spectacle In the vIow
q the comet last uiEht there vas
nothing 10 justify all that has been
written aud spoken about Il II
vas merely a rather nebulous star.
slowly sinking toward the western
horizon. lacking Ia all sensational
qualities
u came into vicw about : 30 and
vas IN sight about a half an hour.
whcn q went down behind the
ulympica. Although astronomers
say that Il Was travelling at the
rate 81 90 miles a second. u WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
DIED TO ESCAPE
SUPPOSED MURDER
ny ai,sa rss.sl

BUTTE. Mont. May 2i-The
sudden disappearance of Thomas
Wilson. prominent citizen OF
Stamford. Was explained today
when his body was found IN "A
clump Of bushes. where he had
committed suicide
The discovery pat an end 10 an
untlring search 10 npprlHe him ~
the fact that be hhd been exone-
rated Of the death o. Thomas Geer.
who dropped dead az his feet a
moment after Wilson had tapped
him lightly on the face uecr had
been abusing bis children when
Wilson demonstrated Geer attack
cd him and Wilson struck the man
with his open hand An soon as he
learned Genr was dead Wilson fled
An autopsy showed that Geer had
died 81 a weak heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

CHURCH No1lcEs

NsNN~~~Nr~~@~~~N~NT ~NNNs~N~~~~gN~sN
Samuel Watson Church Of True spir-
uuaiiam meets on the second floor 81
the Arcade hat sunday afternoon and
night May ~, 1910 Sunshine clara FOR
children meets at p o'clock Children Of
al denominations welcome. Afternoon
lecturer ID Carlos MrAlllster. suit tect
truth W Error Music aud sacred
songs Tasts and healing circles hy ar
tetrht mediums aud heaicrH At 8
clock Attorney A. } Spgckert viii be
ordained az minister by REV. G. J.
stevenson. assisted By the Occult Claas
or True hpirituRllHm. The McA Ulster
quar- tsae and orchestra and Ida Aichaels
and Mrs NJ c. Wilson viii furblsh thc
music aud singing All members OF the
congregation are called upon 20 bring
towers Tor sunday night EVeTy one
welcome No admission Remamhe
Arcade halt Arcade building. on second
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

up and robbed Missouri Pacific
nail train az Glencoe. Mo. two
months ago. was sentenced 20 -
years In the peniteniisry yesterday
NEW YoRks-Frank w. poiiins.
former governor Of Ns~ Nsmpahlre.
entered a formal plsa Of guilty 20
oe ohsrpe 81 smuggling yesterday,
and ~ss fined $1,000. which he paid
IN cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
CHARGE RUSSELL
WITH MURDER

Wallace A Russell was arraign-
ed before Judge Ronald this morn.
ing charged with murder in the
first degree for the shooting and
killing OF Joseph Bonner In the
Monte Carlo saloon . on May 10.
Upon the request Of his attorney.
Herman Craven. Russell was given
a week in which TO plead
Russell shot and killed Bonner
In a single hand crusade he started
against gambling. Russell has
fully recovered from the bullet
wound he received from the patrol
mans revolver at the time OF his
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
TRANSFERS
MUST WORK
OVERTIME
Walters Says Other Men in
Street Department Viii
Work Less Than Eight
Hours Otherwise Will
Fight Injunction.

~ believe the tax payers Of
this city are entitled 20 eight
hours actual work BY all the
$40 men IN my department
They can't get this u allow
the 60 teamsters TO count the
eight hours from the time they
show at the barns In the morn
ing until they leave tire barns
In the evening. The 2eo men,
or a great portion OF them, are
standing around doing nothing
while the teamsters are har-
Messing their horses and going
to and from the work. IN in
sistinG that ali the men IN my
department put a full hours
on the Job ! am simply doing
my duty BY the tas payers as
| see H."
The above statement was made
By Supt. OF Streets Walters this
morning in explanation Of bis or.
ders, which resulted In the films
OF an Injunction suit BY three
teamsters yesterday against Walt.
eTs and the board Of public works,
The three men are Ernest Davis,
NJ n. Tenant and Joseph Hop
kins.
The efficiency Of the street de-
partment has been much improved
since Walters took charge last
year. and this has been 10 the
main due to his care in seeing
that a good days work is gotten
out OF the men employed by the
city. He will resist the court in
Junction, claiming that what be de
mands is no more than Ia due the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
IA COLLEGE
STUDENTS
GO TO JAIL
But They're Only Looking
for Germs They Get
Out All Right, All Right.

Seven goods and seven young
men students, members Of the bac-
THEOLOGICAL class Of the state uni
yersity. we're In jail today.
Headed by Health Commissioner
Crichton, they went through, look
ing for germs Then they left
Jailer Corbett told the young
hlghbrows about jails and prison
ers and. incidentally. bacteriology
which may not be written In books,
but there was some instruction In
II. The members Of the party were
lone Grindrod, Rita Carlln, Anna
Ramsay, Lois Clark. Grace Howard.
Matilda Karrer. Alice Kibbe. VII
liam Sands, Godfrey La Ruehle.
John Weinzerl. ]. ~ Meyer. A
Warren. Gladys T.. Truesdell and
f. NJ Lang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
WhyCou.gh

Sop coughing Coughing rasps and
tears. Stop ti Coughing prepares
The throat and lungs for more trouble.
Stop lei There Is nothing 30 bad for
a cough as coughing. Stop III Ayers
Cherry Peeiorsl Is q regular Doctors
medicine for coughs and colds. Com
piete iormula on each label.
Al sour deofof u ~ cough, are Necessary
d not. fhss shy cough .lak htn abas
hysy Chsrv pseferoi .y.s1..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Double and single nousekeesP,laass ~
to rent. reasonable, light an"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
PEOPLE JARRED AS
CABLE CAR STOPS

The Madison 81. cable WAS down
a short time this morning owing to
a breakdown on one OF the cars
A car between Eighth and Ninth
was brought 10 a stop SO fIddeniy
that the passengers we're thrown
from their seats and some OF the
window glass was broken The
passengers walked the rest Of the
distance down town Traffic was
resumed as soon as the disabled
car was removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

NANATMO n. C-CharieH Furts
Is accidentally shot himself while
hunting pigeons near here today.
DYING two hours later iu a hospital
MADILL. okiay-W. s. Lindsey.
an oil operator. vac killed b. = small
tornado here last aieht. Ten houses
were blow away.
AUBURN. - Slipping from the
pilot on which he was standing.
George y. EdfaHt. a Tacoma brake
man. was ground % death beneath
Northern Pacific engine No. as here
last night
CHICAGO. 49, The long distance
cigar smoking record was smashed
into fine duas here yesterday when
%. c. Soerael smoked ar ordinary
sired HAvana for iTS minutes ard
30 seconds without reiishtinp. vii.
liam MckenHis Of Washington, D. c.,
held the former record with ~ min.
utos and 30 seeonds
BAN FRANCISCO Having made
provision for his body going 20
medical college. sydney 3 BrcwH-
ter. supposed 20 have been mem
her ~ the ScW York Produce IN
change. killed himself in his room
az the ~. Francis hotel yesterday.
KANSAS cITY.-Jare Lillis. pres.
idsnt o. the Western Exchange bank.
who was slaahed By Jack Cudahy IN
tho latter'E home some weeks AGO,
was expelled from the Evanston
Golf club today. Other clubs had
already expelled him.
BELLtNGHAM.- Editor Dodc 81
the Herald the Perkins paper. wa
acquitted yesterday IN the superior
court 81 "A charge 81 violating the
criminal code by publishing the de-
tails ~ the hanging Of Richard
quinn az Walia Walla Friday.
Captain Charles Clary. 60. former
national bank examiner for wash
ington. Idaho. oregon and Montana.
died yesterday at his home. 40
Harvard av.
NEW YoRk.-Clara Morris, tho
former actress o. international fame,
had a sinking spoil last night, and
Is near death today.
ST. LOUIS Despite the fact that
he turned states evidence. George
Ebeling one OF the men who held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

to repeat three times the words y
put you from me. and the thing 10
legally done
Peck Three times That's hf
teen words Say 40 man ever said
that many b. a woman without Ia.
terruption In his life Boston
TranaCFlpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Teddy" Spots a Nature Fake


a dispatch from Copenhagen tells
TINT Then Roosevelt was presented
with four plaques from the royal
porcelain works. made especially
for him and decorated with pictur
es If Wild beasts One OF the
plaques had an elephant on u. an
4 the Dane who made the prcHcnta
ton said ia was a Wild beHHt Of A
This Immediately got rise" %
not. he sald. or remarks to that ~
Theodore wasn't Ia doubt d minute
And this Il how Roosevelt kno
plant has large ears like an eKaE
other hand The African elephant b
lng n there has been ans funny "
the eye. the toes give Il away T
toes on the hind feet His far Eaa
sometimes five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

intsrrtaie Introducing Society for re-
spectacle people. only reliable marriage
agency Many wealthy members Ref.
ereuces given aud demanded Personal
introductious Hours p a. N to p M
Sundays Included. May paper lee Rox
Hntul lalB Firnt Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

WASHINGTON. May si.--In one
respect. at least. William Howard
TAFT has hts predecessors beaten a
block. Whether he Is making good
as a president doesn't cut much fig
ure with his statcsmanly record as
a traveller
Taft is the champion globe trot-
ter" 30 an the worlds rulers. He
has Travelled farther and been away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
runraAl nlRrcroRa.

r.eae.oSsrseeogarsfastrn
HuTTHU worm a fDN ff9fHasInuaI
Bifefiafa Hgd Licensed rfabHimrfH iflf
isf. or Moore theafro nMh phones W.
uanuas WafsuH COY FInefal uireftnfa
Thtfd Ht auf University NYih phones is
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THE SEATTLE STAR

e0s~e>~s~r@~sNre@1N~N~ N@-N~s~rNres~rNfNr~~~
Entered Al the Seattle puatufflce as
second ass matter
one cent per copy. ain cents per week,
or twenty-five cents Per month nriiv-
cred ~ mail or carrier. SO free copies
10 MAIL SuBsCRIuTRs-Tnc date
when your subscription expires 10 on the
address label o. each paper When that
Gate arrives. N your subscription has not
again been paid IN advance, your name
" taken from the list a change % date
on the address label IL receipt So 90
per year. 81 80 for aiN months
NOTICE To sUBsC8sBERs-Shou
your copy of The Star fail TO reach you
bF o'clock any evening. please do uH
tho favor 60 call up eur main office.
sunset. Main saooi Ind $ti. between
and o'clock and We viii send you a
copy at once n you should miss u more
than once. please telephone 8 every time
you miss 70
In this way we con be certain Of giving
our subscribers perfect HerNloe-Rnd
IL II the only way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
DIDYOU SEE 1T?
WHAT?
WHY THE MAJESTIC
Want to- Go Free?
Why of Course!

Then watch the classified col
umne OF The Star
Somewhere there arc two free
tickets advertised. They will be
given to the persons whose names
are mentioned in the ad. These
names were picked at random from
the city directory. They may be
your own. There II always a good
show az the Majestic. the best
there IL In vaudeville. Read The
Star classified ads and Get the
Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
WAITS % YEARS
FOR HUBBY TO COME
BACK FROM ERRAND.

After waiting 20 years for /
. her husband To return from an I
orrand be- left their home IN I
= Auburn 10 do. and from which !
4 be has not Yet returned. Mrs I
= Ann Perry this morning Sc :
= cured a divorce from George I
4 W. Perry The woman teati. !
= fled that she married on Feb. I
= runTy e. 1857 One morning. I
. "a month later. the husband !
. left the home ia Auburn. say !
. ing be- was going tn the store. !
= The wife has not heard of him I
= since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
HOLDS ME N ORAL
FOR KING EDWARD

Memorial services for King I'D.
ward were held yesterday in Trim
ity Parish Episcopal church. The
services we're largely attended by
English members OF the conRrega.
ton and representatives OF foreign
nations. Rev. s. H. Morgan open.
ed the service, Rev E. V. shayler
read the lesson, Rev. H. II. Gowen
delivered the address. Bishop
Keator said the closing prayer and
delivered the benodlction Among
those present were the Japanese
and the Chinese consuls and W. IL.
Murray, acting vice-consul for
Great Britain. Daughters of st
George occupied two front pews.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Cal. May 81.
-Angered at his wifes refusal to
forgive his actions that led to their
separation. Joseph Magnor. 80,
night Waterman. shot her today and
then sent bullet into his own
brain Both are dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

ut Of BWBna Jumbo Yes u in
feet. "rhls Is nn Asiatlc elephant
v the difference The Asiatlc ole
gerated palm leaf fan on the
as boy Hlzo ears relatively speak
ork done with the eara % deceive
be African elephant has only tire,
tern brother sports as many 40 four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

efl presenf en- anaFeffh entitled NDLN
IN iiAflt" Hf fhs Moore tAeaifr. innH
Ell TEafs viii 81 n aaaf ~ f1 fhaf.
affafs Mans ~ the players have ai
ready shown remarkable talent DOB rfr
Fiauf plays The uprfaffa fhaf nilI %
KiFsn thls fltue fH frfg benpitfal ore
THE entertainment VIII uaFF many th
frfrHfIrF numbers. Nuf fhr ntrfrlia iH
i've afts called "uOlBEW MAN. 81
che mnat Interesting ~ ni fehifit
beet afrherffH aii furnish tha Wntlf
The tickets nfr arfiirF feet The lfirrH
az ~ faiioae Iieane 81 20 0fehefffa.
phlaurt fret five rows ~ halrHHp g.
fssf ~ balcony ftfl EHlirfY. tHF Itrk
eve rnu tr thfu urea 81 thr transfer nfsh
an fht Nfsf floor ~ gee fon Anf. fe.
30 81 fhs pasfnffre 90 fha frHf nn1f
Ia NaNImrFfnH.u Ther con hfau na Ha
sufsh ~ 400 sacred Heart rrffafF. or
az fhs rerfDfF ~ nuf LADY ~ Good
lialp corner lIfN aud IHffFfanH
The proceeds ~ fhr enffffairfnsnf Wit
ts Tor che eEpruHfs - thr frFfHde -
fhr Sacred Heart property nn aistH
nsu ana haiteff. Hnd ths lowering 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
YEGGMEN ROB P. 0.
Ar WHITE SAIL MON

WHITE SALMON, Wash. May
2l.-During the night cracksmen
blew open the safe Of the Dostoffice
az White Salmon with nitroglycer-
me. secured $500 in gold. a certified
check for SS2. ana escaped.
The robbery was not discovered
until today when the office was
opened.
The robbers gained entrance
|. through a back window. They left
no cleW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
WHAT VACATIONS COST.

I The president % the united
I States Is paid S2o5.4s each day,
, Sunday included.
President Taft has been away
; from, Washington since his IN
\ auaurabon $50 days.
I Ore hundred ard thirty nine
: days a, sos per Is s2s.56i.72.
: more than half the annual
: wages Taft's predeeessors re.
! eeived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

~~~~4N~s~--sN-~~~0-~~ ~~~~-~r~rSos-s-ss''-
ELMORE APARTMENTS
rae King e. Groom suites
beds. Eas ranges steam beat ~ ma .,.l..
Ntce. modern. up-tgsaais - ...
and uufurutrhad apartuseuits 49,
nsF' See and loser rates 1875 3 wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Poor PECK

Poor Peck.
Perkins lwiih newspaper
Hofc'a an odd thing II an Esp
tian desires a divorce he has only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
The MARKETS

The following arc tire average prices
quoted b. the ienzl wholesalers On local
produce. meats aud fr1d Prices 10 al
ea@e- arr suhlrrt Go vafiatiaa. according
10 fre~boe~~ aDd general exa~lirurv, hst
thea prices. unirNa otherwise lndlcafd.
are Tor strictly first Eradss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

y ~, y, y =. rs,s>s,e0~,eSl.,
ff''l' "aats4 b.g faonsY 49,.
pnffraIfr llHfrilfa gHsta ri siitl
tst ff#mrr Hi 11f farfarg 49,. ~
FafH re'HHFss alf afnIu.ss ~. -
co. tff rf41l0. l4It w 80
ftflaF4. iI. e.tsa
fIsE HhtfLEs AF-ais OILS -
fffalnrf. HpIash pfsfeafef -
STAMP 'mailiae essfl 90 rsssl !.
ahl Hpuaf1 let be- prove
hEfh 81 heaae e.
halNafatn. % sell fiaaIs ~ -
afaiFfh fffmansnf piafs 20 49,.
'Ffn fHi esl1l pfplpfflar via. 49, 49,
90 sfrbIF p o. RICK a fsl.tsa....l....
Detroit Wi.H NftAL
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WAATEn-MlscrllAnso,.... -.

''-0s~s-N0--~-e-ces~-eS-~e~o.~NNen<..
hoHaA artsirDiag. ~ seq az -
men second floaf 80 Hfdg -
~ Fnu sant b. esIf yatr go
o. wIfn D. 81. Isfhsea az
Heak n'fr Hain -tfs irf ~
f.ase r4naiHs hane fsandsf.s =
rrt NhsrfF flf -
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EIAr.
FURNISHED FLATS

~-~~~-~@~-~-~s~-~-~S~.~ 49,
7-rourn fiat Nafphy block. - y.
furnsure fur sale cheap Ballard ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
FuRNIsnEp HOUSES

~~-~~4~~s~~s~-~~~-N~ ~~~0~r~-~esesa,s~
The rent 1au pay nn feFnli4ls q -
niHhHG hnuss if applied On Eoaat -
chased ~ YuuTnef snd pAi1 fer y ~
~ rek 90 unuufa aHaie fq9n eaAt.t -
90 amn De- We NNfFud crasli4 Aee4AsHH
a plait FUN Co. slf IKE At
Fsr Rect --a-rnan Furnished ccissfsi
basement and water SIC psr asA
rhiunss car tn 71rd = Neai 80
FurniFhed hnme family os I've rqas.ss
piano. every convenience saMmtf fsi4
NsdFnna Ger ~ ifth a.
FaT Hrng - ronm furnished -
Large snrden fruii iEees tis le'h =
Thrce- room Furnished eeit4es. insss
iaf itfh TeEier car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

ntsd--Contracts & s5rta.s,.
Nsrse~7-~N~ee=@N-~-~-~@s1~~.@y~e11.e<-s.
fAfN fhfH FYr MuH I4AiiE1 -
cos HAlll htfNHEHE Is ufs1
lhNtIH $3.50 delay Laans Y, -
runHrf q 0fssuHas. fss -
Nafb UIfF -
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well furnlshed front secns ~.
clothes closets ria 18th AN- near w
Ter Phone Cedar 81. ------.-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
WATER SHUT OFF.

water will be shut of on .
Western ay.. from Bell 20 Vir- .
ginih. on Virginia from West .
era To First av. and on First =
az from Virginia TO Pine. from .
. 20 Sunday 4
Also "a the district from .
Fourth ay. " n 10 i0th ay q
~. y. north Of y. 77th. from =
4 to 9 Sunday
$50 E4sFs ~ y
ID. net fau e. 49, anti t~taals ssfunn
fa ss.r ~ - faaFth - Iaiy aarisseut
"a rafii pfwsrnt iaekta fhr sstB husltli
d~ssaFtiarnf ~iii aise u "a Fea.
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Tisanant. furntshed rogme $500.
family rent very reasonable f'
Queen Anne 1859
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Nerfiv furnished front ree.
cove and little porch. rs lefftfssa Y.
soslfe court house; wakiag
Main seT1
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FURNISHED ROOMS

..rhn Virrfnann los maSeru
500 Virginia 81 nlshed TAI e-. 1870.
blk from Wcsslake fca,fnf- 1900. -
av steam heat neN Tree $50 ~. -
caii bells closets. phones f.s~ -
hof and cold water fg.se % A.x
IN every room MatAiHH es,-----
i.arrs front room. suitable " -
flcmrh. running bot and eeia -,
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